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Chipola AFC Chapter
The Chipola College Chapter of the Association of Florida Colleges (AFC) awarded scholarships to children
of college employees for 2010-2011. Scholarship recipients and their sponsors are, from left: (front) students
Lindsay West, Darby Ebel, James Tyler, Blair Sherrill, Alexandra Sanchez, Curtis Stephens, Dustin Dryden,
Jessica Whittington (back) sponsors Rachel West, Mark Ebel, Angie Tyler, Melinda Sherrill, Elisa Cruz, Ana
Stephens, Mary Bruce Hamilton and Dr. Gene Prough. Since 1993, AFC has awarded over $106,000 to more
than 100 students through the AFC Scholarship Endowment. AFC members raise funds through concession
sales at college sports events and with an annual silent auction.
Chipola AFC Chapter awards
nine scholarships in 2010 from concession stand revenues
Concession stands at Chipola
athletic events are managed by the
Chipola Chapter of the Association
of Florida Colleges and manned by
employee volunteers.
Concession stand proceeds are divided equally between the athletic program and the AFC chapter. The chapter uses a portion of its
proceeds to create scholarships for
employees’ children, spouses and
themselves.
The Chipola College Chapter
awarded nine scholarships totaling
$16,000 to Chipola students for the
academic year 2010-2011. Chipola’s AFC scholarship program was named best in the state by
the state organization.
Chipola’s AFC endowment
has grown to over $150,000. AFC
has awarded more than $106,000
in scholarships to more than 100
students since 1993.
The Chipola chapter raises funds
for its endowment through con-
cession sales at Chipola athletic
events, a silent auction and other
fundraising events.
The Association of Florida
Colleges is a statewide organization open to all employees, retirees
and trustees of Florida’s 28 state
colleges. AFC provides professional development opportunities
for its members, and represents the
interests of state colleges before
the Florida Legislature.
Go, Chipola!
Table of Contents
GENERAL Information
Chipola Quick Facts........................................... 2
Media Information............................................... 2
About Chipola..................................................... 4
Chipola Facilities........................................... 6-11
Milton H. Johnson Health Center.................. 6
Chipola Baseball/Softball Complex............... 8
Athletic Training.......................................... 10
Academic Center for Excellence................. 11
Men’s Basketball
Men’s Basketball.............................................. 12
2009-2010 Season........................................... 13
Player Roster.................................................... 14
Radio/TV Chart................................................. 15
Jake Headrick, Men’s Basketball Coach.......... 16
Men’s Assistant Coaches................................. 17
Legendary Coaches......................................... 18
All Americans and All Stars.............................. 19
All-Time Records.............................................. 21
After Chipola..................................................... 22
Women’s Basketball
Women’s Basketball......................................... 24
2009-2010 Season........................................... 25
Player Roster.................................................... 26
Radio/TV Chart................................................. 27
David Lane, Women’s Basketball Coach........ 28
Women’s Assistant Coaches............................ 30
All Americans.................................................... 31
After Chipola..................................................... 32
CHEERLEADERS
Chipola Cheerleaders....................................... 39
SOFTBALL
Softball............................................................. 42
2009-2010 Season........................................... 44
Player Roster/Softball Schedule....................... 46
Radio/TV Chart................................................. 47
Belinda Hendrix, Softball Coach....................... 48
Softball Assistant Coaches............................... 49
All Americans.................................................... 50
After Chipola..................................................... 50
Baseball
Baseball............................................................ 52
2009-2010 Season........................................... 54
Player Roster/Baseball Schedule..................... 55
Radio/TV Chart................................................. 56
Jeff Johnson, Baseball Coach.......................... 57
Baseball Assistant Coaches............................. 58
All Time Records.............................................. 59
After Chipola..................................................... 60
Panhandle Conference AND FCCAA
Panhandle Conference: Baseball/Softball........ 62
CROSS COUNTRY
Cross Country.................................................. 63
CHIPOLA APPRECIATION CLUB
Chipola Appreciation Club................................ 64
Panhandle Conference AND FCCAA
Panhandle Conference: Basketball.................. 34
Men’s FCCAA State Tournament...................... 36
Women’s FCCAA State Tournament................ 37
Chipola Basketball Schedule............................ 38
Credits: The 2010-2011 Chipola College Media Guide was prepared by the Chipola College Public Relations Department.
It was designed and edited by Publications Coordinator Evelyn Ward with writing and photography contributions from Director of Public Relations
Bryan Craven. Photography by Mark Skinner, Jackson County Floridan, Daniel Williams, Chipola Papoose and Estel Mattox, Mattox Photography.
Media Information
Media Information
Chipola thanks the following
media professionals that keep
Chipola Basketball in the news.
Radio
WTYS-FM—Radio—94.1
WJAQ-FM—Radio—100.9
WJNF-FM—Radio—88.3
Television
CCTV—Comcast Channel 4
WMBB-TV—Channel 13
WJHG-TV—Channel 7
WTVY-TV—Channel 4
Newspapers
The Floridan
The Jackson County Times
The Washington County News
The Chipley Bugle (online)
The Graceville News
The Liberty County Journal
The County Record
The Twin City News
The Tallahassee Democrat
The Dothan Eagle
The Panama City News Herald
The Pensacola News Journal
Sports Information
SID
Bryan Craven
Director of Public Relations
(850) 718-2264
Assistant SID
Evelyn Ward
Publications Coordinator
(850) 718-2265
Lillie Hamil
Secretary, Public Relations
(850) 718-2375
TV/Radio Director
Royce Reagan
CCTV (Chipola College TV)
(850) 718-2454
FAX (850) 718-2379
Chipola Quick Facts
SPORTS HOTLINE 718-2CJC
www.chipola.edu
Public Relations Office Athletics Office (850) 718-2375 (850) 718-2302 FAX (850) 718-2379
FAX (850) 718-2344
Men’s Basketball Coaching Staff
Head Coach
Jake Headrick
Career Record (years)
19-9 (1)
Record at Chipola (years)
19-9 (1)
Assistant Coaches
Patick Blake, Stetson Hairston and
Stu Stuedeman
Women’s Basketball Coaching Staff
Head CoachDavid Lane
174 - 61 (7)
174 - 61 (7)
Assistant CoachesKristen Moore and Candice Gist
Home Court — Milton H. Johnson Health Center — Marianna, FL
Capacity 4,000
Men’s Baseball Coaching Staff
Head Coach
Jeff Johnson
489 - 252 (14)
489 - 252 (14)
Assistant CoachesMatthew Addison, Chris Hutcheson, and Dr. Steve Givens
Women’s Softball Coaching Staff
Head Coach
Assistant Coaches
Belinda Hendrix
267-76 (6)
267-76 (6)
Lynn Early and Jimmy Hendrix
Home Field — Chipola Baseball/Softball Complex — Marianna, FL
Administration
PresidentDr. Gene Prough
Athletic DirectorDr. Dale O’Daniel
Assistant Athletic Director/Eligibility
Jeff Johnson
Assistant Athletic Director/Operations
Joc Calloway
Colors: Blue & Gold Mascot: Indian
Panhandle Conference of the
Florida Community College Activities Association
www.fccaa.org
Chipola College has a strong tradition in
intercollegiate athletics. Our programs provide
students with opportunities to become better
players on the field and productive citizens in
their communities.
We believe in a competitive athletic program
with a strong academic support plan. This helps
guarantee that our athletes will be successful on
the field and in the classroom in preparation for
their chosen career.
Our success as an institution is directly related to the quality of education we provide both
inside and outside of the classroom.
I am proud to be a part of this great institution
and its many achievements. Chipola College is
a special place. We invite you to become a part
of our success.
Dr. Gene Prough
President
Chipola College
Chipola College
A half-century ago, a few
visionary educators and citizens dreamed of a new kind
of higher education opportunity
for the people of North Florida.
Their dream became a reality
with the creation of Chipola
Junior College.
Chipola entered into a new
stage of life when it officially
became Chipola College on
August 18, 2003. In response
to a critical shortage of
math and science teachers in secondary schools,
Chipola was given the
approval by SACS to offer four-year degrees to
Secondary Mathematics
Education and Secondary
Science Education.
Beginning in January
2008, Chipola will enroll its
first students in the Bachelor of Applied Science
in Business Management
program.
Even though the name has
changed, Chipola is still known for
transferring quality students to fine
universities such as the University
of Florida, Florida State, and the
University of West Florida, among
others.
During its sixty years of
continuous operation, the college
has developed a reputation for high
academic standards, excellent
teaching, small classes, reasonable fees, a beautiful campus,
and friendly hometown atmosphere.
The one constant that
has made Chipola great is its
emphasis on excellence in academic and extracurricular programs. Chipola provides small
class sections with professional
educators who work willingly
to help you succeed in your
academic career. Chipola students consistently outperform
other college and university students
on state exams, licensure tests, and in
job placement success.
Chipola utilizes an Academic Center for Excellence (ACE) Lab, Success
Center, a Writing Center and a Math
and Science Computer Lab, staffed with
faculty, to help students outside of regular class time. Students also have the
latest in Internet access in the college’s
Technology Center. These services are
available for both the academic transfer
program and the occupational degree
and certificate programs.
In addition to academic excellence,
Chipola has established a center of
excellence in the fine and performing
arts. The arts program is recognized as
outstanding through star-quality drama
productions, instrumental music, show
choir, chorus, and visual arts presentations.
Chipola’s athletic teams have a
history of ranking at or near the top of
regional, state, and national competition
in basketball, baseball and softball. The
college also supports a wide range of
academic and extracurricular clubs and
organizations.
Chipola is understandably proud
of its heritage and looks forward to
continued success during its second
half-century.
Our Name
The college is named after the
Chipola River that flows along its northaern edge—the river was named by
the original Indian inhabitants of the
area. Indian language researchers
have been unable to provide a certain
translation of “Chipola,” but “upstream”
and “sweetwater” have been suggested
as likely interpretations.
Area residents agree that in pronounciation the accent is on the second
syllable, the “pole” in Chipola; and that
the ending sound is “ah.” They disagree
on the first syllable—some pronouncing
it “Shi,” as in Chicago; others “Chi,” as
in chip.
What our Alumni think about Chipola...
Dr. Malcolm Gillis
President, Rice University
“I am very much in debt for the educational
opportunity provided me by Chipola. Without that opportunity, higher education would
probably not have been an option for me.”
Amos R. McMullian
CEO of Flowers Industries, Inc
“The faculty at Chipola knew the students
personally and cared about helping them.”
Johnnie Mae Gibson
At one time, the highest ranking
African American woman in the FBI
“The things I learned at Chipola have
helped me not only to survive, but to ready
myself to find my niche in the world. I have
to call what happened to me there an experience which inspired me to hope and reach
toward a life, which during my high school
years, I thought beyond me.”
Buck Showalter
Manager, Baltimore Orioles
“Success at higher levels begins with proper
training and direction in the early stages.
Attending a college so close to home gave
me the opportunity to grow intellectually and
emotionally.”
David Hart
Actor, “In the Heat of the Night”
“I got cajoled into auditioning at Chipola by a
friend of mine, not knowing that I was making
a decision that would affect the rest of my
life. This time at Chipola set forth a sense of
dedication and a level of professionalism that
I have held onto throughout my career.”
Retired Col. Westanna Harvey Bobbitt
United States Air Force
“When I decided to join the Air Force, my
involvement in school activities at Chipola
provided the quality background necessary for
my acceptance into Officer Training School. I
thought I was just having a great time, but the
Air Force thought I was demonstrating something called leadership and organizational
management.”
The Milton H. Johnson Health Center
Athletic Facilities
Chipola’s home court is
the Milton H. Johnson Health
Center, which has the largest seating capacity of any
basketball facility in the
Panhandle Conference—
approximately 4,000.
Fan attendance at home
games has been the highest in the state for several
years.
The arena has a new
state-of-the-art Maple floor.
New Weight and Conditioning Rooms and an
Athletic Training facility
have been added.
Each athlete shares a
private entrance suite in the
Residence Hall with bath
and limited kitchen facilities.
The college has an excellent cafeteria.
Tutoring for athletes is
provided in the Academic
Center for Excellence (ACE)
Lab, which is equipped with
the latest in computers and
learning software.
Athletes’ class attendance
and academic performance
is monitored to ensure
success in the classroom.
Academic coaches work
with athletes in study halls
and travel with the teams on
extended trips.
The Chipola Baseball/Softball Complex
With the recent renovation of Chipola’s new
baseball softball complex,
Chipola now offers the
best facilities in the Southeast.
New Weight and Conditioning Rooms are furnished with modern equipment.
The new facilities offer
locker rooms, office and
classroom space.
The covered bricked
viewing stands offer an
excellent view of Chipola’s
baseball field, while offering shade from the hot
Florida sun. The bricked
softball field viewing
stands have been recently
renovated to offer more
seating.
Also included is a new
state-of-the-art indoor
pitching and batting area.
Athletic Training
Chipola College allows student assistants
the opportunity to participate in the day to day
health care of the athletes. There are currently
four positions with the athletic department for
Student Athletic Trainers. The Chipola College
Foundation rewards the students’ dedication
and help by assisting those students with
tuition and books for each semester they are
involved.
These students are under the direct supervision of the Head Athletic Trainer for the
athletic department. While assisting the ATC
and athletes, the students begin developing
relationships with area health care professionals, such as Orthopedic Physicians, Nurses,
Physical Therapist, Physician Assistants, and
other health care specialists.
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The Academic Center for Excellence
The Academic Center
for Excellence provides free
tutoring or test reviews in
almost every subject, including accounting, biology,
chemistry, most mathematics courses, physics, history,
computer science, literature
and humanities. The tutoring
can be individual tutoring or in
a study group.
Peer tutors are available throughout the week.
Students come to ACE and
join the peer tutor and other Chipola students in discussions regarding class
lectures, chapter readings,
and course handouts. ACE
peer tutors work closely with
Chipola’s faculty to ensure
proper communication of
course content. They offer
clarification of concepts and
assist students in developing
the proper study skills for success in class. More importantly, they provide consistent
encouragement, motivation
and positive reinforcement to
Chipola students.
Test Review Sessions
are scheduled throughout the
semester for many courses.
Study groups can also
meet at the ACE to prepare
for exams or work on class
projects.
The ACE provides access
to computers for class and lab
assignments.
Academic Success Workshops are offered throughout
the semester.
The ACE Success Formula: Regular Participation
in ACE Tutoring + Class Attendance = Success in the
Classroom.
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Men’s Basketball
12
2009-2010 Season
2009 - 10
Wins & Losses
Overall Record 19-9
Conference Record 4-8
Date
Opponent
Score Won/Lost Date
NOV 6 L. B. Wallace
NOV 12 Bevill State
NOV 13 Atlanta Metro (GA)
NOV 14 Georgia Perimeter
NOV 15 Northwest Shoals
NOV 27 Mississippi Elite NOV 28 Howard DEC 3 ENTERPRISE-OZARK
DEC 4 Georgia Perimeter DEC 5 Central Florida DEC 12 Palm Beach DEC 13 Hillsborough DEC 28 GEORgia perimeter
DEC 29nw mississippi
96-74 W
87-78 W
87-67 W
79-66 W
84-77 W
97-76 W
53-55 L
101-67 W
106-66 W
104-92 W
89-73 W
65-57 W
80-51 W
95-68 W
DEC 30
DEC 31
JAN 9
JAN 13
JAN 16
JAN 19
JAN 27
JAN 30
FEB 3
FEB 6
FEB 13
FEB 15
FEB 17
FEB 20
Opponent
Score Won/Lost
Salkehatchie 80-70
Albany Tech 76-62
Gulf Coast 71-69
Pensacola 70-75
Northwest Florida 74-86
Tallahassee 49-69
Gulf Coast 61-73
Pensacola 82-67
Tallahassee 71-69
Gulf Coast
85-97
Pensacola 78-74
Tallahassee 64-67
W
W
W
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
W
L
L
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The Roster
ROSTER
NONAME
1 Aishon White
2 Jeverik Nelson
5 Sam Grooms
10 Marcos Knight
11 Marcus Sutton
13 Danny Cummins
20 Shamarr Bowden
22 Geron Johnson
24 Elijah Pittman
25 Will Ohaureqbe
33 Rashad Perkins
42 Keith Dewitt
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HT
6’3
6’7
6’1
6’2
6’0
6’1
6’3
6’4
6’8
6’8
6’6
6’11
WT
170
220
190
210
185
175
170
190
210
240
215
220
CLASS
Freshman
Freshman
Sophomore
Sophomore
Sophomore
Sophomore
Sophomore
Freshman
Freshman
Sophomore
Freshman
Sophomore
HOMETOWN
Vauxhall, NJ
Jackson,MS
Greensboro, NC
Rentz,GA
Marianna, FL
Lexington,KY
Greensboro,NC
Dayton,OH
Covington,KY
London,England
Starkville, MS
High Point, NC
The Team
1
Aishon
White
Fresh
6’3
170
13
Soph
6’1
175
Fresh
6’8
210
15
Marcos
Knight
Soph
6’2
212
Elijah
Pittman
5
Will
Ohaureqbe
25
Soph
6’8
240
20
Geron
Johnson
22
Fresh
6’4
190
Soph
6’3
170
33
11
Rashad
Perkins
Fresh
6’6
215
42
Keith
Dewitt
Soph
6’11
220
Trantrell
Knight
Fresh
Marcus
Sutton
Soph
6’0
185
Shamarr
Bowden
Nehemiah
Gilbert
Fresh
Sam
Grooms
Soph
6’1
190
Fresh
6’7
220
Danny
Cummins
24
2
Jeverik
Nelson
Jacob
Herring
Soph
15
Coach Jake Headrick
JAKE HEADRICK
Jake Headrick enters his second
season as Chipola’s head coach with
very high hopes of bringing Chipola
College its first NJCAA national championship. The 2010-2011 Indians are
off to a 14-2 start entering conference
play with a Top 10 national ranking. As
one of the youngest men’s basketball
coaches in the country (he is 27 years
old), Headrick is poised to improve
from Chipola”s 19-9 season a year ago.
Headrick’s thought on last season: “Last
year, taking over was definitely a challenge with 12 new guys in this program,
but as I look at where we are now, the
top is not far away and that’s where we
plan to stay, and that’s’ where this place
belongs”. All five of Headrick’s sophomores graduated and signed division
one scholarships.
Headrick also served two seasons
as an assistant at Chipola (2006-2007,
2008-2009) winning 68 games in those
two years while making an appearance in the prestigious NJCAA national
championship game and the semifinals
16
game in Hutchinson, KS. In his three
years combined at Chipola as both head
coach and assistant he has coached 23
division one basketball players and two
NJCAA national player of the year award
winners in Jamarcus Ellis (Indiana) and
Casey Mitchell (West Virginia).
Headrick spent one season working
for one of the nation’s premiere coaches
in Andy Kennedy at Ole Miss as the
Operations assistant and video coordinator during 2007-08 season. Headrick
helped the rebels, a preseason lastplace pick in the SEC West, to the NIT
Semifinals and 24 wins (second most
in school history). He handled administrative duties and assisted with academics and on-campus
recruiting.
Before arriving
at Chipola, Headrick
served as an assistant coach at the University of Montevallo
for one season, where
he helped the Falcons
reach the NCAA Division II Elite Eight and
set a school record
for victories with 29.
At Montevallo, Headrick coached the Gulf
South Conference
Player of the Year
James Hall and two
All-Americans.
A native of Hamilton, Ala., Headrick
graduated from the
University of Montevallo in 2005 with a
B.S. in Kinesiology.
As a two-year letter-
man for the Falcons, Headrick helped
the team win back-to-back Gulf South
Conference championships and reach
the NCAA Division II Sweet Sixteen both
season. Over his two seasons, Headrick
helped the Falcons to a 49-16 record.
He attended Bevill State Community
College before transferring to Montevallo.
Headrick graduated from Hamilton
High School in 2001, where he was a
three-time all-county selection. He averaged 21 points per game his senior
season and helped the team to its first
20-win season in seven years.
The Coaching Staff
PATRICK BLAKE
Assistant Coach
sTETSON HAIRSTON
Assistant Coach
First Year at Chipola
Patrick Blake is entering
his first season as an assistant men’s basketball coach at
Chipola.
Prior to arriving at Chipola,
Patrick served as a graduate assistant for Coach Andy Kennedy
at The University of Mississippi.
In his two years on staff, Patrick
was in charge of day to day video operations as well as other
administrative duties. This past year, the Rebels finished tied
for first in the SEC Western Division and ended their season
in New York with a run to the NIT Final Four.
Patrick graduated from the University of Louisville with a
Bachelor of Science in Business Marketing. At Louisville he
was a student manager for Coach Rick Pitino and the men’s
basketball team for four years, serving as head manager for
the last two. The Cardinals had great success in Patrick’s
four years with the program, winning the Conference USA
title outright his freshman year and ending the season with a
trip to the NCAA Final Four. The next three seasons would
end with a run to his first NIT Final Four, a second round
appearance and an Elite Eight Appearance in the NCAA
Tournament.
Patrick is a native of Evansville, IN, where his parents, Mike
and Jenny Blake, still live today. He has an older sister, Christine
Utzinger, and two older brothers, Mike and Billy Blake.
STU STUEDEMAN
Assistant Coach
In school at Vestavia Hills
High School Stuedeman lettered
in three sports - football, basketball, and baseball. He played
basketball for the legendary
Coach George Hatchett and is
still among the top assist leaders
in VHHS history.
Stu then went on to play
for Coach Lennie Acuff at the
University of Alabama-Huntsville
where he helped the Chargers to a 22-8 record and an NCAA
tournament birth. Unfortunate injuries brought an abrupt end
to Stuedeman’s playing career but he soon transferred to the
University of Alabama.
Stetson Hairston begins his
first season as assistant men’s
basketball coach at Chipola.
Before joining the Indians,
he served as an assistant men’s
basketball coach at Lincoln Trail
College in Robinson, Illinois from
2006-2008. In his first year at
Lincoln Trail, his team won the
Region 24 championship, and was one game away from the
National Tournament.
After his two seasons at Lincoln Trail, Hairston moved on
to Southwestern Illinois College for two years where their team
was 55-9 in two years. In his first year at SWIC, his team was
Region 24 champions with a trip to the National Tournament.
In Hairston’s second season, his team finished 24-7 and lost
in second round of the Region 24 tournament.
As a player, Hairston was a four-year starter at Southern
Illinois University Carbondale in the Missouri Valley Conference. In four years as a player, his team won four conference championships with a record of 104-28. The Salukis
also earned four at-large bids in the NCAA Tournament with
a Sweet 16 and a second round appearance.
Hairston finished his career with over 1000 points and
500 rebounds. Hairston was also a two-time All-Conference
and two-time All-Defense performer at Southern Illinois.
While at Alabama Stuedeman worked as a student assistant for the men’s basketball team under head coach Mark
Gottfried. Stuedeman graduated from Alabama in August of
2009 with a degree in Human Development.
Upon graduation Stu was hired by Coach Robert Thompson at Spring Hill College as the top assistant coach. The
Badgers went 15-13 during his one season as assistant
coach, making it to the Semi-finals of the GCAC tournament.
During that time Stuedeman became a feared recruiter and
helped bring what is being called the best recruiting class in
Spring Hill history to campus.
Stu comes from a coaching family. His father, Vince
Stuedeman, worked along side the legendary Coach Bear
Bryant as a student assistant, his two sisters are both softball
coaches. Les is the head coach at UAH and has won over
700 games. Vann is the pitching coach at Alabama where they
have become a perennial Top Five team in the country. 17
.
Legendary Indian Coaches
Milton H. Johnson,
1961-93
Before retiring Coach
Johnson netted his
800th win of his career.
Roy Beall, 1947-48
An organizer of the basketball program as a volunteer
coach in 1947-48, “Mr. Roy”
remained a chief supporter,
fund raiser and fan for the
rest of his life.
Legendary Chipola Coach Milton Johnson
Legendary Coach Milton H. Johnson, was among the best to ever
coach in community college basketball. Following a stellar 32 year
career at Chipola, he retired in 1993 after winning:
9 Division Coach of Year Awards
6 Region VIII Coach of Year Awards
4FCCAA Coach of Year Awards
6State Tournaments
7Region VIII Tournaments (followed by national tournament appearances)
He was one of the first group of five coaches inducted into the
FCCAA Basketball Hall of Fame in 1990 and was inducted into the
National Junior College Athletic Association Basketball Hall of Fame
in 1993.
The rotating Panhandle Conference Championship trophy is
named in honor of Coach Johnson, as is the Chipola gym, the Milton
H. Johnson Health Center.
Jim Pavy, 1958-61
Founding father of the state
juco athletic association,
he was director of the first
state tourney in 1961. It was
hosted by Chipola—and won
by his Chipola team.
18
Years at Chipola
Name
Record at Chipola
Pct.
Best Season
1947-48
1948-49
1949-50
1950-52
1952-56
1956-61
1961-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-99
1999-03
2003-04
2004-09
2009-10
Roy Beall
Charles Fields
A.D. Neel
Laz Lewis
Bud Burger
Jim Pavy
Milton Johnson
Kermit Davis
Bob Stinnett
Monte Towe
Carl Nash
Ryan Cross
Chris Jans
Greg Heiar
Jake Headrick
13-6
10-12
No Intercollegiate Schedule
15-20
98-15
97-53
628-327
27-5
22-8
13-17
59-29
80-42
32-5
164-15
19-9
.684
.450
13-6 in ‘47-48
10-12 in ‘48-49
.429
.867
.647
.657
.840
.733
.433
.670
.656
.865
.916
.679
8-10 in ‘51-52
27-3 in ‘54-55
23-10 in ‘56-57
30-5 in ‘73-74
27-5 in ‘93-94
22-8 in ‘94-95
13-17 in ‘95-96
23-7 in ‘97-98
23-9 in ‘02-03
32-5 in ‘03-04
35-2 in ‘07-’08
19-9 in ‘09-’10
Chipola Basketball Legends
1964 All American Austin Robbins
played in the ABA and still holds numerous Chipola records today. Robbins’
#14 jersy was retired during a special
presentation at the FCCAA State Basketball Tournament in March 2006.
1998 All American Chris Porter became
the first Chipola player to be drafted
by the NBA, when he was signed by
the Golden State Warriors in the 2000
draft. Porter was the 1999 SEC Player
of the Year while playing for Auburn
University.
2004 All American Je’Kel Foster was
named Panhandle Conference Player
of the Year and the FCCAA Player of
the Year.
2007 All American Jamarcus Ellis was
named Panhandle Conference Player of
the Year, FCCAA Player of the Year and
the NJCAA National Player of the Year.
2008 All American Mario Little was
the Year, FCCAA Player of the Year, FCCAA Tournament MVP and All State.
2009 All American Casey Mitchell was
the Year, FCCAA Player of the Year, and
the NJCAA Player of the Year.
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NJCAA All-Americans
First Team
1964 Austin Robbins
1998 Chris Porter
2004 Je’kel Foster
2007 Jamarcus Ellis
2008 Mario Little
2009 Casey Mitchell
1974
1974
1981
1995
2006
Second Team
Bert Decker
Quinton Bell
Willie Jackson
Jesse Pate
Stefhon Hannah
Third Team
1960 Max Kirkland
Honorable Mention
1959 Herman Dodson
1966 Jerry Dunn
1992 Rayfield Ragland
1997 Chris Porter
2005 Mario Boggan
NJCAA All-Stars
1963
1964
1966
1974
1974
1981
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Gary Bryan
Austin Robbins
Joe Sova
Albert Gardner
Lester Lewis
Mel Roseboro
Field Goals Made
Game—(1) 28, Jesse Pate, Valencia CC 12-1-94; (2) 20, Austin Robbins, Markato, MN, 11-27-63
Season—(1) 386, Jesse Pate, 1994-95; (2) 325, Austin Robbins, 1963-64
Two Seasons—(1) 626, Jesse Pate, 1993-95; (2) 559, Kenny Reynolds, 1971-73
Percentage, Game—.916 (11-12) Kelly Ward, Central Florida 2-9-62
Percentage, Two Season—.600, John Sutor 1968-70
All-Time
Records
Men’s Basketball
Three Point Field Goals Made
Season—(1) 135, Mario Jointer, 2003-04, (2) 113, Brandon Freeman, 2002-2003
Career—(1) 203, Brandon Freeman, 2002-2003, (2) 183, Janerio Spurlock, 1999-2001
Free Throws
Game—25, Casey Mitchell, Tallahassee CC, 1-24-09
Season—188, Bert Deckel, 1956-57
Two Seasons—232, Stefhon Hannah, 2004-06
Percentage, Game—1.000 (15-15) Bobby Paschal, Florida State Freshmen 2-10-62
Percentage, Season—.947, Jimmy Chambliss, 1958-59
Percentage, Two Seasons—.801, Frank Kluz, 1968-70
Scoring
Individual
Records
Game—(1) 57, Jesse Pate, Valencia CC 12-2-94; (2) 45, Kenny Reynolds, Okaloosa-Walton, 12-6-72
Season—(1) 1,004, Jesse Pate, 1994-95; (2) 787, Austin Robbins (1963-64)
Two Seasons—(1) 1,592, Jesse Pate, 1993-95; (2) 1,361, Austin Robbins, 1962-64
Average, Season—(1) 33.0, Jesse Pate, 1994-95; (2) 27.1, Austin Robbins, 1963-64
Average, Career—24.6, Kenny Reynolds, 1962-64
Rebounding
Game—37, Austin Robbins, Middle Georgia 3-5-64
Season—590, Austin Robbins, 1962-63
Two Seasons—1,105, Austin Robbins, 1962-64
Assists
Game—18, Walker Russell, Surry 12-6-02; 17, Walter Russell, Gulf Coast 1-22-03
Season—254, Jameco Skipper, 1997-98
Two Seasons—(1) 487, Jameco Skipper, 1996-98; (2) 429, Marcus Saxon, 1993-95
Steals
Season—106, Stefhon Hannah, 2004-05
Two Seasons—194, Stefhon Hannah, 2004-06
Scoring
Game—141 vs Central Florida 2-9-62
Season—3,010, 2004-05
Average, Season—(1) 105, 1994-95; (2) 100.9, 1955-56
Three Point Field Goals, Season—274, 2000-2001
Rebounding
Game—78 vs Middle Georgia 3-5-64
Season—1,662, 1960-61
Team
Records
Miscellaneous
Most Games Played—37, 2003-04, 2004-05 and 2007-08
Most Games Won—35, 2007-08
Longest Winning Streak—32, 2008-2009
Widest Winning Margin—88 vs Norman 1-20-53
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Chipola Players who received scholarships
to senior colleges and universities
Allen, Danny - Troy State University
Allen, Ken - West Georgia College
Alvin, Malik - Binghamton University
Anderson, Jay - North Georgia College
Andrews, John - University of Louisiana - Monroe
Armstead, Malcolm - University of Oregon
Baxter, Desmond - University of New Orleans
Berrios, Ed - University of Alabama at Birmingham
Billips, John - University of Mississippi
Boggan, Mario - Oklahoma State University
Bolden, Dane - University of South Alabama
Boltz, Danny - Florida State University
Boyles, James - South Carolina State University
Bransom, Wayne - University of LA- Monroe
Brown, Eldon - West Georgia College
Brown, Karl - Georgia Tech
Brownlee, Justin - St. John’s University
Bryan, Gary - Troy State University
Bush, Ken - Florida State University
Butler, Miller - University of Richmond
Cameron, Joey - Carson-Newman College
Campbell, Will - University of AL- Birmingham
Cannon, Dennis - South Carolina State University
Chason, Hubby - Huntingdon College
Childress, Walter D. III - Birmingham Southern
Clark, Charles - Troy State University
Conners, Donnie - Livingston University
Considine, Mark - University of Southwest LA
Cora, Nester - St. Francis University
Cox, Sam - Georgia Southern University
Crews, Brent - Florida Atlantic University
Croom, Charles - Florida International University
Culver, Albert - Georgia State College
Culver, Johnny - Shaw College
Daniels, Tommy - University of Tennessee/Martin
Davis, Marcelle - Louisianna Tech University
Davis, Oscar - Livingston State University
Davis, Pharoah - Utah State
Deckel, Bert - Florida State University
Deloach, Trevor - University of NC- Wilmington
Dent, Dorian - Howard University
Dickens, Hayes - Tennessee State University
Dinwiddie, Morris - University of Georgia
Douhitt, Mike - Troy State University
Dungan, Ellis - Huntingdon College
Dunn, Harry - Sanford University
Dwyer, Cliff - North Carolina State University
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Edwards, Mario - Coastal Carolina University
Ellington, Dexter - Texas Southern University
Ellis, Clyde - University of New Orleans
Ellis, Eddie - Athens State College
Ellis, JaMarcus - Indiana University
Felton, Lavelle - Louisianna Tech University
Fitzgerald, Marvin - North Carolina Central
Flowers, Gary - Univ of Southern Miississippi
Flowers, Robert - Samford University
Fogle, Na’im - Virginia Commonwealth
Forrest, Derrick - Clemson University
Forrest, Lester - Berry College
Foster, Je’kel - Ohio State University
Free, Randy - Troy State University
Freeman, Brandon - Univ of Arkansas/Little Rock
Frericks, Tom - Saint Louis University
Gardner, Albert - University of South Alabama
Gillman, Greg - Clayton State College
Godwin, Bill - Troy State University
Gomez, Victor - Evansville University
Graham, Delwan - Jacksonville University
Grant, John - University of South Florida
Green, Phil - University of South Alabama
Gunder, Ivan - Jacksonville University
Hall, Antwon - Talladega College
Halter, Lew - LaGrange College
Hamblet, Ryne - Bowling Green State University
Hannah, Clevin - Wichita State University
Hannah, Stefhon - University of Missouri
Hardaway, Mike - University of LA- Monroe
Harris, Curtis - Austin Peay State University
Harris, Johnnie - University of New Mexico
Harris, Walter - Jacksonville State University
Helms, Joe - Georgia Tech
Henderson, Jerry - Livingston University
Hill, Jerry - Samford University
Hilton, David - Drexel University
Hines, Keith - West Georgia College
Hines, Kevin - Clemson University
Hines, Sammy - University of South Alabama
Howell, David - University of Idaho
Howell, Doug - University of Miami
Jackson, Bruce - Murray State University
Jackson, Delwyn - Southwest Texas University
Jackson, Gerard - Louisiana Monroe University
Jackson, Willie - University of South Alabama
Jacob, Jeremy - University of Oregon
Jamerson, Phil - Berry College
Johnson, Clarence - Berry College
Johnson, Kareem - University of Cincinnati
Johnson, Marcus - Ball State University
Johnson, Milton - Livingston State University
Johnson, Sid - University of Tennessee
Mario Jointer - South Alabama University
Keenan, Mike - Livingston State University
King, Eddie - Bethel College
Kirkland, Max - Auburn University
Klay, Dale - Florida State University
Kluz, Frank - University of South West Louisiana
Knop, Robert - University of Montevallo
Kreft, Jon - Florida State University
Ledoux, Kevin - University of North Alabama
Lewis, Daniell - Miles College
Lewis, Lester - Northern Iowa University
Lewis, Ryan - Jacksonville University
Little, Mario - University of Kansas
Locke, Jerry - University of West Florida
Lovett, Tyrone - Florida A&M University
Lucas, James - Tennessee Temple
Malesa, Pawel - Canisius College
Mallard, John - University of South Alabama
Malloy, Shawn - University of New Orleans
Matthews, Eric - University of New Orleans
McKay, Clifton - University of South Alabama
McKeon, Tim - University of Tampa
McQueen, Desi - South Carolina State
Merritt, Mike - Berry College
Miles, Kevan - Univ of North Carolina/Wilmington
Mitchell, Casey - West Virginia University
Mitchell, Sam - Livingston State University
Monette, Kyron - Shorter College
Myers, Ronnie - LaGrange College
Nealy, Bill - Appalachian State
Newborne, Vas’Shun - Saint Louis University
Page, Lashay - Univ of Southern Mississippi
Paige, Kevin - University of Louisianna - Monroe
Paschal, Bobby - Stetson University
Pate, Jesse - University of Arkansas
Peacock, Jack - Huntingdon College
Pelham, Torye - University of Southern Mississippi
Pelton, Kendaris - Southern Mississippi
Pinkins, Al - North Carolina State
Porter, Chris - Auburn University
Ragland, Rayfield - Clemson University
Randall, Norris - Austin Peay University
Redeaux, Eric - California State at Bakersfield
Reynolds, Kenny - East TN State University
Rice, Billy - Georgia Southwestern
Richburg, Robert - Life College
Ricks, Marvin - University of Idaho
Rivers, Jake - Samford University
Robbins, Austin - University of Tennessee
Robinson, Ray - Paul Quinn College
Rolle, Troy - Utah State
Roseboro, Melvin - Texas Tech
Russell, Walker - Jacksonville State University
Sain, Josh - Tennessee State University
Sanders, Charles - University of LA - Monroe
Sanders, Wallace - Savannah State College
Saxon, Marcus - Utah State
Schwab, Tyler - Spring Hill College
Shobe, James - Tennessee Temple
Skipper, Jameco - Life College
Smith, Charley - University of Florida
Smith, Jerry - Florida State University
Smith, Justin - University of Tennessee - Martin
Sova, Joe - Samford University
Spencer, Fred - Troy State University
Spurlock, Janerio - Kansas State University
Steadman, Short - University of Mississippi
Sullivan, Jerry - Huntingdon College
Sutor, John - Citadel
Taylor, Cody - University of West Florida
Taylor, Michael - Iowa State University
Taylor, Shawn - Fresno State University
Teel, Vernon - Loyola Marymount University
Thomas, DeAndre - Indiana University
Thompson, Deke - SW Missouri State University
Thompson, Justin - Pfeiffer University
Townes, Dominique - Fort Hays State University
Townsend, Gary - Florida A & M University
Trammell, Fred - St. Leo College
Turner, Rodney - Georgia State University
Vogler, Michael - Troy University
Vincent, Jeffery - Texas Christian University
Walker, Fred - Murray State University
Walker, Johnny - Mississippi State University
Watts, Chip - Troy State University
Way, Greg - Hardin-Simmons University
Webb, Carlos - Gardner Webb University
Wells, Gordon - University of Montevallo
Wey, Chris - University of West Florida
Whittaker, Riley - Livingston University
White, Decoya - Talladega College
Wilder, Michael - Louisianna Tech University
Wilds, Michael - Utah State University
Williams, Eugene - Dillard University
Williams, Nick - University of Cincinnati
Williams, Skyler - Lamar University
Woodard, Corwin - Utah State University
Woodstock, Leon - Troy State University
Young, JueMichael - Louisianna Tech University
Where are they now: 2009-2010 players
Dexter Ellington
Texas Southern University
Lashay Page
Marvin Fitzgerald
University of
Southern Mississippi
North Carolina Central
Delwan Graham
Jacksonville University
Steadman Short
University of Mississippi
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Basketball
Women’s
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2009-2010 Season
Date
2009 - 10
Wins & Losses
Overall Record 11-17
Opponent
Score Won/Lost Date
NOV 2 FLORIDA SC @ JAX
NOV 6 Monroe (NY)
NOV 13 MONROE (NY)
NOV 14 JEFFERSON (MO)
NOV 15 TRINITY VALLEY (TX)
NOV 20 Vincennes
NOV 21 Georgia Perimeter
NOV 23 St. Petersburg NOV 24 Hillsborough DEC 1 FLORIDA sc @ jAx
DEC 4 St. Petersburg
DEC 5 Miami-Dade
DEC 11 WAllace st-hanceville
DEC 12lurleen b. wallace
84-75
W
61-63
L
62-56
W
59-90
L
72-67
W
59-56
W
65-71
L
63-70
L
61-70
L
92-52
W
81-56
W
84-58
W
68-57
W
68-41w
DEC 14
JAN 2
JAN 9
JAN 13
JAN 16
JAN 19
JAN 27
JAN 30
FEB 3
FEB 6
FEB 13
FEB 15
FEB 17
FEB 20
Opponent
CENTRAL FLORIDA
Central Florida Gulf Coast Pensacola Northwest Florida Tallahassee Gulf Coast Pensacola Northwest Florida Tallahassee
Gulf Coast
Pensacola Northwest Florida Tallahassee Score Won/Lost
52-53l
88-78
W
43-91
L
61-78
L
63-76
L
64-69
L
54-80l
71-64
W
60-65
L
59-66
L
65-75
L
65-75
L
73-79
L
63-76
L
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The Roster
ROSTER
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NO
NAME
HT
CLASS
HOMETOWN
1
Mikell Chinn
5’5”
Freshman
Cincinnati, OH
3
Candise Lundy
5’6”
Freshman
Chicago, IL
5
Jasmine Shaw
5’6”
RS/Freshman
Cincinnati, OH
10
Tykiesha O’Neill
5’6”
Sophomore
Beebe, AR
12
Ance Celmina
6’3”
Sophomore Saldus, Latvia
15
Cayla Walker
5’8”
Sophomore
Graceville, FL
20
Carleeda Green
5’9”
Sophomore Washington, D.C.
21
Brieona Warner
5’10”
Freshman Temple, GA
22
Sara Djassi
5’11”
Freshman
Lisbon, Portugal
32
Arica Johnson
5’10”
Freshman
Cincinnati, OH
40
Sharhae Williams
6’0”
Red-Shirt
Marianna, FL
50
Jeniece Johnson
6’6”
Freshman
Washington, D.C.
55
Chrisiana Obehi
6’5”
Freshman
Lagos, Nigeria
The Team
1
Mikell
Chinn
Fresh
5’5
12
Fresh
5’6
Ance
Celmina
Soph
6’3
22
3
Candise
Lundy
Cayla
Walker
15
Soph
5’8
Sara
Djassi
Fresh
5’11
Arica
Johnson
Tykiesha
O’Neil
5
10
RS/Fresh
5’6
Fresh
5’6
Carleeda
Green
20
21
Soph
5’9
Fresh
5’10
32
40
Fresh
5’10
RS
6’0
Chrisiana
Obehi
Sharhae
Williams
Brieona
Warner
Jeniece
Johnson
50
Fresh
6’6
Krissi
Davis
55
Fresh
6’5
Jasmine
Shaw
Student
Trainer
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The Lane Record
DAVID LANE
 Career Record: 174-61
 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009 FCCAA Coach of the Year
 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009
FCCAA State Championships
 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009
NJCAA National Tournament Appearances
 2006, 2009 Final Four Appearance
 2009 Third Place Finish
 2007 Fifth Place Finish
 32 All Conference Players
 28 College/University Signees
 5 NJCAA All Americans
 4 WBCA All Americans
 100% Graduation Rate
David Lane enters his eighth season at the helm of the Lady Indians.
Lane’s seventh season was by far
the most disappointing of his coaching
career. Several strong non-conference wins, including a victory of national power Trinity Valley, were quickly
washed away due to several injuries
and dismissals. The Lady Indians entered the Panhandle conference with
just 7 scholarship players. That number
dropped to 6 several games in due to
another injury. With 12 games against
teams ranked in the top ten of the NJCAA national poll, Chipola struggled to
a 1-11 conference mark. Their lone win
was over #3 Pensacola Junior College.
The Lady Indians played much better
than their record indicated and were
competitive to the very end in most of
their loses, however, the talent in the
Panhandle was too much for the shorthanded Lady Indians.
Bianca Jarrett became the 2nd
28
consecutive Lady Indian to
earn First Team All-American status with NJCAA
and the WBCA (Latoya
Williams, 2009). Jarrett,
who signed with West
Virginia, capped off the
season with an impressive feat. Jarrett averaged 35.4ppg in the final four
games of conference play.
Lane’s sixth season
(2009) made school
history when the Lady
Indians defeated Kaskaskia College (IL), 8174, to finish third in the
National Junior College Athletic Association Women’s Basketball Tournament in the
Bicentennial Center in
Salina, Kansas. This is
the highest finish in the
history of the women’s
program at Chipola.
The Lady Indians
began the tournament
with wins over Sheridan
College, WY (86-47)
and Walters State, TN
(66-53). Jefferson Col-
lege, MO defeated Chipola (78-59) in
the third round. Central Arizona defeated Jefferson College in the championship game to win the women’s national
title.
The Lady Indians finished their
season at 30-6.
Lane’s fourth season (2007) was
one of many highs and lows. While
fighting through another difficult sched-
ule and several early season setbacks,
the Lady Indians
once again accumulated a number
of big wins. Chipola
fought for another
second place Panhandle Conference
finish and a fifth
consecutive FCCAA/NJCAA Region VIII Tournament appearance.
Chipola won its third
straight FCCAA/NJCAA Region VIII
championship, once
again defeating Gulf
Coast in the finals
60-57.
In Salina, Odessa (TX) once again all but ended Chipola’s
season with a defeat in the second round of the National
Tournament. The Lady Indians battled back with wins over
Copiah-Lincoln and Salt Lake C.C. to claim fifth place.
Lane’s third season (2006) at Chipola continued to see
history made and records fall. The regular season began
with an eight-week run as the number two ranked team in the
country, the highest ranking ever for the Lady Indians. Early
season victories over junior college powerhouse Trinity Valley
and national tourney regular Southeastern (IL), as well as a
last-second loss to eventual national champion Monroe (NY),
highlighted a very difficult non-conference.
The Lady Indians battled their way to a second place
finish in the Panhandle and earned their fourth consecutive
FCCAA/NJCAA Region VIII Tournament appearance. The
Tournament final game was another thrilling contest between
Chipola and Gulf Coast. Chipola defeated Gulf Coast 73-69,
and earned their second consecutive trip to the NJCAA National Tournament.
Chipola earned redemption on their second trip to Salina.
Early round victories over Arkansas-Fort Smith and Trinity
Valley propelled the Lady Indians into the Final Four where
they lost a heartbreaker to Odessa (TX) 56-52. After another
loss to Central Arizona, Chipola settled for a fourth place finish. The Lady Indians 2005-2006 season ended with school
records in victories (31), conference victories (12), NJCAA
national ranking (#2), and consecutive victories (11).
Lane’s second season (2005) began the Lady Indians’
historic journey. Tojalynn Atmore’s three pointer as time
expired catapulted the Lady Indians to a 54-51 victory over
Gulf Coast that captured Chipola’s first-ever Region VIII
championship and a trip to the NJCAA National Tournament
in Salina, KS. The Lady Indians finished with
a 29-8 mark, a school record, and an NJCAA
national ranking of #6.
Lane came to Chipola from Kirkwood Community College
in Cedar Rapids, IA, where he served as an assistant coach
in the men’s program in 2003.
Prior to Kirkwood, Lane served as an assistant to the
boy’s program at Iowa City West High from 1996-2002. Lane
was also an assistant with the girl’s basketball program from 2000-2002.
“I’m truly honored to be part of the great tradition here at
Chipola,” said Coach Lane. “Chipola is an excellent place for
top-notch athletes to come and get an outstanding education
and further their basketball careers. Chipola is also a place
where student-athletes can feel comfortable. The college
and the town have a family atmosphere that supports the
program.”
Lane says teaching his players about good decision-making is the key to success. “I want my players to do the right
thing—to know the difference between right and wrong both
on and off the court.”
Academics are a big priority for Coach Lane, “We’re going
to have a team that works just as hard in the classroom as
it does on the court to achieve success and represents the
team well within the college.”
A native of Iowa City, IA, Lane played college baseball at
Kirkwood CC and Luther College in Decorah, IA. He graduated from Coe College in Cedar Rapids, IA, with a Bachelor
of Arts Degree in History. He married the former Heather
Meyer in May of 2005.
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Assistant Coaches
Candice Gist
ASSISTANT Coach
Gist comes to Chipola from
the University of Evansville
after serving a year as the
Women’s Director of Basketball
Operations, where she was
responsible for film exchange,
team travel arrangements, and
community service.
Prior to Evansville, Gist was
at Wabash Valley Community
College in Mt. Carmel, Illinois,
where she served as the Warriors’ assistant coach and helped
with all aspects of the women’s basketball program.
Gist began her coaching career in 2007 at Harvest Preparatory High School in Columbus, Ohio.
Gist played collegiately at Ohio Valley University in Vienna, West Virginia, where she was a three-year starter for
the Fighting Scots. Gist ranked among the team’s top four
in scoring in each of her three seasons as a starter, while
compiling over 764 points offensively. A backcourt leader for
the Fighting Scots, Gist racked up 58 three-point field goals
made in her three seasons as a starter, while also swiping
66 steals defensively.
Gist graduated from Ohio Valley with a bachelors of science degree in psychology in 2007. She is originally a native
of Dayton, Ohio.
Honors/Awards
• 3-time Coaches Award Recipient, 2003- 2006
• All-WVIAC Conference Selection/All-WVIAC
Tournament Team, 2004-2006
• Muskingum University All-Tourney Team, 2005
• Findlay University All-Tourney Team, 2004
• Team MVP 2004, 2006
• Team Captain, 2003-2006
• All-Conference Honorable Mention, 2004
kristin moore
ASSISTANT Coach
Kristin Moore enters her first
season as an assistant coach
on the Chipola College Women’s Basketball staff. Moore
comes to Chipola after a oneyear stint as the top assistant at
Jefferson College in Hillsboro,
Mo. While at Jefferson, Moore
helped lead the Lady Vikings
to a 32-2 record, No. 1 ranking
and a second-place finish in the
NJCAA National Tournament.
Prior to her stint at Jefferson College, Moore spent two
seasons as head coach at John Hope College Prep, in Chicago from 2007-2009. She also served one season at the
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school as the assistant prior to taking over as head coach.
As head coach, Moore compiled a record of 44-15, a #14
ranking in the nation in 2008, a Chicago Public Schools City
Championship (2008), State Regional and Sectional Championships, CPS Regional Coach of the Year, and IBCA District
Coach of the Year. As an assistant coach in 2006, Moore
helped coach JHCP to a 23-6 record and a State Regional
Championship. In addition to her duties as a coach at JHCP,
Moore taught Geometry and Algebra for three years.
As a player at the University of Arkansas, Moore helped
the Lady Razorbacks to an overall record of 68-52, and two
post season appearances under Gary Blair (2003) and Susie Gardner (2005). She was also a three year starter and
received most improved player in 2004.
Moore is a native of Chicago, IL.
2007 All American RaShawna Sippio
was also named First Team All Panhandle Conference.
2006 All American Chinata Nesbitt was
named to the FCCAA All Tournament
Team and the FCCAA State Tournament
Most Valuable Player.
2004 All American Reggie Maddox was
Chipola College’s first Women’s Basketball All American.
NJCAA All-Americans
First Team
2009 LaToya Williams
2010 Bianca Jarrett
Second Team
2006 Chinata Nesbitt
Third Team
2004 Reginette Maddox
2007 RaShawna Sippio
WBCA All-Americans
Coaches Association
First Team
2008 and 2009 All American LaToya
Williams was also named First Team All
Panhandle Conference, All State/Region
VIII and a WBCA All American two years
in a row.
2010 All American Bianca Jarrett was
also named First Team All Panhandle
Conference and a WBCA All American.
2010 Bianca Jarrett
Honorable Mention
2004 Reginette Maddox
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Prior to 1989
1999-2000 Deb Blackshear - Georgia Southern
Donna Brodus - Clemson
Sybil Rivers - Florida A & M University
Tarrell Durden - Georgia Southern
Holly Russ - Texas El Paso
Sheherah Clark - Southeastern LA
Tiffany Davis - Warner Southern
Charisse Hill - Albany State
Rena Jones - South Carolina State
Lacy Tolbert - Albany State
Tracy Tolbert - Albany State
Keelee Traylor - Southeastern LA
1990-1991 Coach Gordon Wells
2000-2001 Coach Jason Keene
Angie Banks - Mobile College
Monica Brown - Selma
Tracy Kilcrease - Albany State
Stacey Laing - Mercer
Shante McCray - Albany State
Gwen Smith - Univ. of West Florida
Twanna Wilson - Univ. of West Florida
Kim Banks - Armstrong State
Stacy Scott- Mobile College
There was no girls basketball program at Chipola
from 1992-1996.
Coach Hilary Allen
Tasha Mathis - Jacksonville State
Carrie Titus - Auburn-Montgomery
Temecca Barnes - Coastal Carolina
D’leisha Cockerham - Columbus State
Kamika Collins - Martin Methodist
Takesha Oden - Martin Methodist
Satoya Spates - Henderson State
Lamanda Thomas - West Virginia Tech
Sowo Varney - Univ. of New Orleans
Clouttia Young - Florida A & M
LaQuanza Giles - Univ. of Montevallo
Amber Bryant - High Point
Lanita Carter - Texas State
Rebecca Montz - Jacksonville
1997-1998 2003-2004 1996-1997 Coach Hilary Allen
Coach Hilary Allen
LaQuanza Giles - Univ. of Montevallo
Nicole Leggio - Univ. of Montevallo
Janella Potter - Huntington
Cherease Thornton - Edward Waters College
Levys Torres - Florida State
Shawna Vest - Florida Southern
1998-1999 Coach Hilary Allen
Toni Reed - Warner Southern
Mia Taylor - Univ. of South Alabama
Angela Thornton - Gardner Webb
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Coach David Lane
Kristina Andjelkovic - Arkansas
Melissa Killings - West Georgia
Reginette Maddox - Clemson
Andrea Martin - Nova Southeastern
2004-2005
Coach David Lane
Tojalynn Atmore - Charleston Southern
Laura Cowling - Hannibal-LaGrange
Tamika Jackson - Univ. of Missouri
Elaine McCants - Louisiana-Lafayette
Ashley Perry - Henderson State
Cherish Tom - Charleston Southern
2005-2006
Coach David Lane
Ta’Yani Clark - University of Toledo
Chinata Nesbit - Robert Morris
Nacole Stocks - University of Toledo
2006-2007
Coach David Lane
Latoya Brown - Fresno State University
Mame Diop - Utah State University
C. J. Pace - University of South Carolina
Shawnta Pope - Utah State University
Ra’Shawna Sippio - Univ. of South Alabama
2008-2009
Coach David Lane
Jamia Akins - Nichols State
Ashlie Billingslea - Mississippi State
Sequoyah Griffin - University of South Florida
Marnesha Hall - San Jose State
Blandine Mamuku - Lincoln Memorial
Carolyn Mills - Lincoln Memorial
Georgien Williams - Morgan State
Latoya Williams - playing professionally in Europe
2009-2010
Coach David Lane
Bianca Jarrett - West Virginia University
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The Panhandle Conference
Chipola College
Conference Schedule
ROUND 1
Wednesday, Jan 5
GCSC @ TCC
PSC @NWF
Saturday, Jan 8
TCC @ PSC
CC @ GCSC
Tuesday, Jan 11
Wednesday, Jan 12
PSC @ CC
NWF @ TCC
Saturday, Jan 15
CC @ NWF
GCSC @ PSC
Tuesday, Jan 18
Wednesday, Jan 19
ROUND 2
Saturday, Jan 22
TCC @ CC
NWF @ GCSC
Tuesday, Jan 25
Wednesday, Jan 26
GCSC @ CC
PSC @ TCC
Saturday, Jan 29
TCC @ NWF
CC @ PSC
Tuesday, Feb 1
Wednesday, Feb 2
NWF @ CC
PSC @ GCSC
Saturday, Feb 5
ROUND 3
Wednesday, Feb 9
GCSC @ OWCC
CC @ TCC
Saturday, Feb 12
TCC @ PSC
CC @ GCSC
Monday, Feb 14
NWF @ TCC
PSC @ CC
Wednesday, Feb 16
CC @ NWF
GCSC @ PSC
Saturday, Feb 19
Monday, Feb 21-
Tuesday, Feb 22
NWF @ GCSC
TCC @ CC
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TCC @ GCSC
NWF @ PSC
GCSC @ TCC
PSC @NWF
PLAYOFFS
Location: Marianna
Colors: Blue/Gold
Arena: Milton H. Johnson Health Center (Capacity 4,000)
Athletic Director: Dr. Dale O’Daniel
Asst. Athletic Director/Eligibility: Jeff Johnson
Asst. Athletic Director/Operations: Joc Calloway
Men’s Basketball
Head Coach:
Jake Headrick
Record at Chipola: 19-9
Career Record: 19-9
Assistant Coaches:
Patrick Blake, Stetson Hairston, Stu Stuedeman
2009-10 Record:19-9 (Conference 4-8)
Head Coach:
David Lane
Record at Chipola: 174-61 (7)
Career Record:174-61 (7)
Assistant Coaches:
Candice Gist and Kristin Moore
Gulf Coast State College
Location: Panama City
Colors: Blue/Gold/White
Arena: Harrison Health Center (Capacity 1,200)
Athletic Director: Gregg Wolfe
Men’s Basketball
Head Coach:
Jay Powell
Record at GCSC: 60-32
Career Record: 60-32
Record vs Chipola: All-Time—GCSC 56-CC 111; 2009-10—GCSC 2-CC 1
Assistant Coaches: Odell Witherspoon, Jonathan Murner and Norris Harvey
Head Coach:
Record at GCSC:
2009-10 Record:
Assistant Coach:
Mary “Roonie” Scovel
386-43
32-1 (Conference 11-1)
Grover Hicks, Jr. and Leah Roper
Northwest Florida State College
Formerly Okaloosa Walton College
Location: Niceville
Colors: Scarlet/Silver
Arena: The Arena (Capacity 1,200)
Athletic Director: Mickey Englett
Men’s Basketball
Head Coach:
Record at OWC:
2009-10 Record:
Assistant Coach:
Record vs Chipola:
Joe Richardson
First Year
Career Record: First Year
Ray Ross
All-Time—NWF 35-CC 61; 2009-10—CC 0-NWF 3
Head Coach:
Patrick Harrington
Record at OWC:
First Year
Assistant Coach:
Tamela McCorvey
Pensacola State College
Location: Pensacola
Colors: Navy/Green/White
Arena: Lou Ross Center (Capacity 2,000)
Athletic Director: Bill Hamilton
Men’s Basketball
Head Coach:
Pete Pena
Record at PSC:
First Year
Career Record: First Year
Assistant Coaches: Joey Murdock, Michael Dimick, Dwayne Kelley
Record vs Chipola: All-Time—PSC 8-CC 102; 2009-10—PSC 1-CC 2
Head Coach:
Record at PJC:
2009-10 Record:
Assistant Coach:
Chanda Rigby
75-45
Kayla Ard
Tallahassee Community College
Location: Tallahassee Colors: Blue/Gold
Arena: Lifetime Sports Complex (Capacity 1,000)
Athletic Director: Rob Chaney
Men’s Basketball
Head Coach:
Eddie Barnes
Record at TCC:169-73
2009-10 Record:
Assistant Coaches: T. J. Braxton, Travis Bolin, and Daniel Batson
Record vs Chipola: All-Time—TCC 28-CC 31; 2009-10—TCC 2-CC 1
Head Coach:
Record at TCC:
2009-10 Record:
Assistant Coach:
Teresa Atkinson
205-129
T. J. Royals
FCCAA State/NJCAA Region VIII
Men’s Basketball Tournament
Chipola men win back to back to back
state championships in 2007, 2008 and 2009.
FCCAA Men’s State Championships
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
Chipola*
St. Leo
Pensacola*
Chipola*
Miami-Dade South
Chipola*
Brevard
Miami-Dade South
Seminole
Lake City
Gulf Coast*
Gulf Coast*
Brevard
Chipola*
Indian River
Chipola*
Pensacola*
Palm Beach
Brevard
Brevard
Chipola*
Miami-Dade North
Florida College
Miami-Dade North
Manatee
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Pensacola*
Brevard
Chipola*
Polk
Pensacola*
Polk
Daytona Beach
Pensacola*
Polk
Okaloosa-Walton*
Central Florida
Tallahassee*
Pasco Hernando
Daytona Beach
Brevard
Okaloosa Walton*
St. Petersburg
Okaloosa-Walton*
Chipola*
Chipola*
Tallahassee*
Chipola*
Chipola*
Chipola*
Northwest Florida*
Chipola College hosted the first (1961) and last fourteen
(1996-2010) State JUCO Tournaments. This year, Chipola
will host the Men’s and Women’s State Tournaments on
March 2-5, 2011.
The record of men’s tournament winners shows why the
Panhandle Conference is considered the toughest in the
state and the nation.
Of 50 state tournaments, Panhandle teams(*) have won
25. Of the 25, Chipola has won twelve, the largest number
of wins of any college in the state.
Pensacola has won five state championships and won
the national championship in 1993. Okaloosa-Walton has
won three state tournaments— and in 1995 went on to win
the national championship. Chipola finished third in the
national tournament in 2009.
Fans have suggested that Panhandle teams wear themselves out playing each other before they get to the state
tournament. Rumor has it that both Pensacola and Okaloosa-Walton found the national tournament easier to win
than the Panhandle Conference championship.
No. 1 in 2009 . . .
Chipola players, coaches
and fans celebrate the
2009 Florida State JUCO
Championship.
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FCCAA State/NJCAA Region VIII
Women’s Basketball Tournament
Chipola women win four state championships
in the last six years - 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2009.
FCCAA Women’s State Championships
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
Miami-Dade North
Miami-Dade Kendall
Miami-Dade North
Miami-Dade Kendall
Miami-Dade North
Miami-Dade Kendall
Miami-Dade North
Miami-Dade Kendall
Broward
Miami-Dade Kendall
Miami-Dade Kendall
Santa Fe
Miami-Dade Kendall
Santa Fe
Pensacola*
Florida CC @ Jax
Florida CC @ Jax
Florida CC @ Jax
Florida CC @ Jax
Palm Beach
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Palm Beach
Central Florida
Okaloosa-Walton*
Florida CC @ Jax
Okaloosa-Walton*
Okaloosa-Walton*
Central Florida
Gulf Coast*
Gulf Coast*
Gulf Coast*
Tallahassee*
Gulf Coast*
Gulf Coast*
Gulf Coast*
Chipola*
Chipola*
Chipola*
Gulf Coast*
Chipola*
Gulf Coast*
The Women’s State Championship was joined with the
men’s state championship in 1997. Both tournaments have
been hosted by Chipola College ever since (1997-2010).
This year, Chipola will host the Men’s and Women’s State
Tournaments on March 2-5, 2011.
The record of women’s tournament winners shows why
the Panhandle Conference is considered the toughest in the
state and the nation.
Of 40 state tournaments, Panhandle teams(*) have won
17. Out of the last 18 years, the Panhandle Conference
has won 16 championships and have won the last thirteen
consecutive years. Chipola won its first state championship in 2005 and has won 4 chamiponships in the last six
years.
Gulf Coast has won eight state championships and won
the national title in 2003, 2008 and 2010. Gulf Coast is
the only Florida team to win the title since 1990. Chipola
finished third in the national tournament in 2009.
No. 1 in 2009 . . .
Chipola Lady Indians,
coaches and fans celebrate the 2009 Florida
State JUCO Championship.
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2010-2011 Basketball Schedule
Date
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Opponent
Time Men/Women
Oct. 9
at Tri-State Jamboree – Columbus, GA
TBA
W
Oct.
30
at Florida Jamboree – Tallahassee, FL
TBA
W
Nov. 5-6
MILTON JOHNSON CLASSIC
5
CHIPOLA vs. THE ROCK
5:00 p.m.
W
5
CHIPOLA vs. ENTERPRISE
7:00 p.m.
M
6
CHIPOLA vs. MIAMI DADE
5:00 p.m.
W
6
CHIPOLA vs. SHELTON STATE (AL)
7:00 p.m.
M
Nov. 12-13
at Georgia Perimeter Classic– Decatur, GA
13
Chipola vs. Atlanta Metro (GA)
4:00 p.m.
M
14
Chipola vs. Georgia Perimeter (GA)
3:00 p.m.
M
Nov. 12-14
GIRL’S BASKETBALL REPORT CLASSIC
12
CHIPOLA vs. SOUTH GA TECH
8:00 p.m.
W
13
CHIPOLA vs. STATE FAIR (MO)
8:00 p.m.
W
14
CHIPOLA vs. MONROE (NY)
1:00 p.m.
W
Nov. 18-20
at tournament – Midland, TX
18
Chipola vs. Monroe
2:00 p.m.
W
19
Chipola vs. Central Arizona
6:00 p.m.
W
20
Chipola vs. Midland (TX)
5:00 p.m.
W
Nov. 19-21
at Miami Dade Classic – Miami, FL
19
Chipola vs. Broward
5:00 p.m.
M
20
Chipola vs. Monroe (NY)
3:00 p.m.
M
21
Chipola vs. Miami Dade
5:00 p.m.
M
Nov. 26-27
at Northwest Florida Rick Flores Classic – Niceville, FL
26
Chipola vs. Daytona 3:30 p.m.
M
27
Chipola vs. Northwest Shoals (AL)
3:30 p.m.
M
Nov. 27-28
at tournament – Ft. Pierce, FL
27
Chipola vs. Broward
1:00 p.m.
W
28
Chipola vs. Indian River
3:00 p.m.
W
Dec 2-4
PANHANDLE CLASSIC
2
CHIPOLA vs. TAMPA BAY ACADEMY
7:00 p.m.
M
3
CHIPOLA vs. SANTA FE 8:00 p.m.
M
4
CHIPOLA vs. BRUNSWICK (NC)
8:00 p.m.
M
Dec. 3-4
at Florida Shootout – Gainesville, FL
3
Chipola vs. St. Petersburg
3:00 p.m.
W
4
Chipola vs. Miami-Dade
3:00 p.m.
W
Dec. 10-11
at tournament – Melbourne, FL
TBA
W
Dec 11-12
at Florida Shootout – Gainesville, FL
11
Chipola vs. Polk
Noon
M
12
Chipola vs. St. Petersburg
6:00 p.m.
M
Dec. 17-18
at Gulf Coast Classic – Panama City, FL
17
Chipola vs. Daytona Beach
5:00 p.m.
W
18
Chipola vs. Florida State College @ Jax
2:00 p.m.
W
Dec. 29-30
at Gulf Coast Classic – Panama City, FL
TBA
M
Dec. 29-30
at tournament – Gainesville, FL
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Chipola vs. Santa Fe
5:00 p.m.
W
30
Chipola vs. Daytona Beach
1:00 p.m.
W
Jan 8
at Gulf Coast
5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M
Jan 11
PENSACOLA 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M
Jan 15
at Northwest Florida 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M
Jan 18
TALLAHASSEE 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M
Jan 25
GULF COAST 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M
Jan 29
at Pensacola 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M
Feb 1
NORTHWEST FLORIDA 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M
Feb 5
at Tallahassee 4:30/6:30 p.m. W/M
Feb 12
at Gulf Coast
5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M
Feb 14
PENSACOLA 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M
Feb 16
at Northwest Florida 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M
Feb 19
TALLAHASSEE (HOMECOMING) 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M
Mar. 2-5
FCCAA STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT at CHIPOLA
Mar. 15-19
NJCAA MEN’S NATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT – Hutchinson, KS
Mar. 15-19
NJCAA WOMEN’S NATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT – Salina, KS
Home games are in ALL CAPS. Panhandle Conference games are in Bold. All times are Central Standard Time.
Cheerleaders
The 2010-2011 Chipola Cheerleaders pictured from left, are: (front row) Amber Harrington, Brianna Webb;
(back row) Lindsey Albritton, Ashton Williams, Chelsea Blanton, Kamisha Massaline, Lauren Pettis, Jordan
Exum, and Brionna Carnley.
The Chipola Cheerleaders
are coached by
Melissa Larramore.
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The Team
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Lindsey Albritton
Chelsea Blanton
Brionna Carnley
Jordan Exum
Amber Harrington
Kamisha Massaline
Lauren Pettis
Brianna Webb
Ashton Williams
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Softball
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2009-2010 Season
CHIPOLA SOFTBALL FINISHES
FIFTH IN NATIONAL TOURNEY
The Chipola Lady Indians finished fifth in the NJCAA National
Softball Tournament in St. George, Utah on May 21, 2010. Chipola mounted a late rally before falling to Seminole State College,
9-6, in an elimination game. Chipola entered the tournament as the No.
3 team in the NJCAA.
Chipola lost a 16-7 battle to in-state rival Miami-Dade in the semifinals of the national tournament on May 21. The game was a rematch
of the state championship which Chipola won 14-0. Timely hits led the Chipola Lady Indians to defeat Chattanooga
10-4 on the opening day of the tournament. In the top of the first, Trish
Bliss connected with a two-run homerun to give the Indians an early 2-0
lead.
Chipola beat Georgia Perimeter 7-4 in the opening-round of the
tournament on May 20. The Chipola Lady Indians captured the 2010 FCCAA State and
Region VIII Championship with a 14-0 win over Miami-Dade on May
2. Chipola beat State College of Florida for the second time in two days
by the final 13-8 to capture the FCCAA Gulf District Championship to
advance to the NJCAA National Tournament. Chipola’s road to victory in the state tournament was paved with
victories against South Florida (4-2), St. Petersburg (4-3), State College
of Florida (7-4 & 13-8), and Miami-Dade (14-0). In the Miami-Dade game, Chipola was led by Andrea Sullivan, who
had three hits, three runs, five RBIs, two walks, and two homeruns in
three at bats. Sullivan was named NJCAA Region VIII Tournament
Most Valuable Player and batted .667 for the tournament, 10 for 16. In her sixth season at the helm of the Lady Indians program, coach
Belinda Hendrix had 10 players on the Panhandle All-Conference team,
including catcher Kellie Todd, Conference Player of the Year, and Emma
Stevenson, Conference Pitcher of the Year.
“I am extremely proud of our team and how we have fought all year
long through adversity,” said Coach Belinda Hendrix. “At the beginning
of the season, nobody thought we would compete for the conference title
and make a run at the state title.”
“To have the opportunity to compete in the National Tournament in Utah,
it says a great deal about the character and the heart of our team.”
The Lady Indians won the Panhandle Conference championship
this year, and in 2008 and 2007. Chipola finished fifth in the 2009 State
Tournament. The team captured the state and national championships in
2007. The Lady Indians finished the season with a record of 49-12.
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2010 Wins & Losses
Overall Record 49-12
Date
Opponent
Won/Lost Score Won/Lost Score
1/30/2010 Pima CC
1/30/2010 Yavapai CC
1/30/2010 South Mountain
1/31/2010 Salt Lake Utah
1/31/2010 Central AZ
1/31/2010 Arizona Western
2/1/2010 Chattanooga State
2/1/2010 North Idaho
2/6/2010 L. B. Wallace
2/7/2010 Faulkner State
2/10/2010 Darton College
2/19/2010 Gadsden State
2/19/2010 Alabama Southern
2/19/2010 Georgia Military
2/20/2010 Gordon College
2/20/2010 Stanly CC
2/20/2010 Walters State
2/21/2010 Middle Georgia
2/24/2010 Lake Land
2/27/2010 Southeastern
2/27/2010 St. Petersburg
2/28/2010 Hillsborough
2/28/2010 Wallace - Hanceville
3/6/2010 Darton College 3/10/2010 Heartland
3/12/2010 St. Petersburg
3/13/2010 FSC @ Jacksonville
3/15/2010 Middle Georgia
3/17/2010 Gulf Coast* 3/20/2010 Pensacola State*
3/23/2010 Tallahassee* 3/30/2010 Northwest Florida* 4/1/2010 Gulf Coast* 4/7/2010 Pensacola State* 4/10/2010 Tallahassee* 4/16/2010 Northwest Florida* 4/30/2010 South FL
5/1/2010 Manatee
5/2/2010 Miami Dade 5/20/2010 GA Perimeter
2-4 L
1-12 L
5-4 W
0-8 L
7-4 W
11-8 W
3-1 W
3-0 W
3-1 W 12-3 W
3-2 W 5-0 W
10-1 W 16-5 W
8-0 W
10-2 W
15-4 W
10-2 W
9-1 W
8-0 W
3-5 L
8-1 W 1-0 W
4-1 W
11-4 W
1-4 L
13-6 W
2-3 L
3-2 W 11-2 W
10-2 W 8-0 W
11-1 W
1-2 L
9-1 W 3-4 L
3-1 W 7-0 W
3-1 W 0-2 L
4-0 W 7-4 W
9-0 W 4-3 W
7-5 W 3-6 L
9-2 W 4-1 W
3-0 W 4-3 W
4-2 W 7-0 W
4-2 W 4-3 W
7-4 W 13-8 W
14-0 W
7-4 W
10-4 W
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The Team
ROSTER
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10 11
12 13 14 16
18 20 21 22 34 71 Name
POSITION
HT
Tyler Jackson OF Ashley Ellis OF Marielle Vleugels
P/IN
Sayumi Akamine IN Shanae Dickens OF Hannah Lovestrand UTL Selentia Pittman 2B/OF Allison Hutton OF Dana Cauthen OF Ebony Wright OF Brooke Rackel
P/IN
MeQuilla Franklin IN Haley Adkison C
Devin Mathews C/IN Samantha Rich
P/UT
Chelsey Steedly OF Andrea Sullivan P/1B Brittany Black P/OF Tiffany Rowlette C/3B Elizabeth Krauser P
Ariell van Hook
B/DP Graduate Assistant: Kami Fannin
5’2” 5’5” 5’10”
5’5” 5’ 4” 5’ 6” 5’ 3” 5’5” 5’ 4” 5’ 7” 5’8”
5’ 5” 5’ 4” 6’ 5’7”
5’ 5” 6’ 3” 5’ 6” 5’ 7” 5’ 7” 5’10” ClASS
B/T
FR SO FR
FR FR SO SO FR FR FR FR
FR FR SO SO
FR SO SO FR SO SO L/R L/R R/R
L/R S/R R/R L/R R/R L/R L/R L/L
L/R R/R S/R R/R
R/R R/R L/R L/R R/R R/R Head Trainer: Brian Johnson
HOMETOWN
Lithonia, GA
Noblevilles, IN
The Netherlands
Maringa, Brazil
Cottondale, FL
Wakulla, FL
Cottondale, FL
Marianna, FL
Ocala, FL
Angleton, TX
Canada
Conyers, GA
Vernon, FL
Leesburg, FL/ Sante Fe CC
Wewa, FL
Zolfo Springs, FL
Hampton, GA
Haymarket, VA
Lakeland, FL
Cottondale, FL
Whittier, CA
Student Trainer: Audre Green
2011 Spring Softball Schedule
Date
Opponent
January
28-30 Las Vegas Classic Location
Time
Las Vegas, NV
TBA
February
4-5 12-13 18-19 25-27 Darton Tournament Albany, GA Dothan Tournament Dothan, AL Aiken Tech Tournament Aiken, SC Panama City Beach Classic Panama City, FL TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
March
4-6 11 11 15 17
NFCA Classic Middle Georgia
St. Petersburg
Southeastern Iowa
Pensacola State
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
4/6
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Panama City, FL
Marianna,FL
Marianna, FL
Panama City, FL
Pensacola, FL
Date
April
Opponent
Location
19 22 24 27 30
Gulf CoastMarianna, FL BYE
Tallahassee
Tallahassee, FL Rain Date
Northwest FloridaMarianna, FL
2 5 7 11 13 16 Pensacola StateMarianna FL Gulf Coast
Panama City, FL Rain Date
BYE
TallahasseeMarianna, FL Northwest Florida
Niceville, FL Home games are in ALL CAPS.
Panhandle Conference games are in Bold.
All times are Central Standard Time.
Time
1/3
3/5
4/6
1/3
4/6
4/6
1/3
The Team
Haley
Adkison
Sayumi
Akamine
Brittany
Black
Dana
Cauthen
Shanae
Dickens
Ashley
Ellis
MeQuilla
Franklin
Allison
Hutton
Tyler
Jackson
Elizabeth
Krauser
Hannah
Lovestrand
Devin
Mathews
Selentia
Pittman
Brooke
Rackel
Samantha
Rich
Tiffany
Rowlette
Chelsey
Steedly
Andrea
Sullivan
Ariell
van Hook
Marielle
Vleugels
Ebony
Wright
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The Hendrix Record
BELINDA HENDRIX
 2007 NJCAA National Tournament Coach of the Year
 2007 NFCA National Coaching Staff of the Year
 2007, 2010 FCCAA Coach of the Year
 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010 Panhandle Conference Coach of the
Year
 2007, 2010 FCCAA State Championship
 2007, 2010 Gulf District Championship
 2007, 2008, 2010 Panhandle Conference Championship
 2007 NJCAA National Championship
 45 All Conference Players
When Belinda Hendrix was introduced as the new softball coach at
Chipola College, she expressed her
desire to build a respectable softball
program and develop her players into
both scholars and players.
In six seasons at the helm, Hendrix
has certainly brought her dream into
reality. Posting an overall record of
267-76, the Lady Indians have proven
themselves worthy both in the state of
Florida and on the national scene.
During the 2010 campaign, Hendrix’s team won their third consecutive
Panhandle Conference Championship
(12-2) while earning her fourth consecutive Panhandle Conference Coach of the
Year award (2006, 2007, 2008, 2010).
Hendrix’s most successful season
occurred in 2007 when the Lady Indians, under her direction, captured the
school’s first team national title. After
posting an overall record of 57-6, Hendrix was honored by her peers by being
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named the 2007 NJCAA National
Coach of the Year.
Coach Hendrix is a firm believer in
the old cliché that hard work pays off.
She is notorious for being a student of
the game and passing her passion for the
sport down to her players. She is wellknown for developing players that can
excel at several different positions.
Hendrix believes that the experiences and challenges her players face on
the softball field will equip them with the
tools to adapt and conquer anything life
might throw at them. Using this mentality,
Hendrix has coached 45 All-Conference
Players and 8 NJCAA All-Americans.
A 1994 graduate of Chattahoochee
High School, Hendrix led her softball
team to a district championship and
was named Most Valuable Player. Upon
leaving high school, Hendrix received an
athletic scholarship to Thomas University
in Thomasville, GA, where she played on
the Hawks’ softball team.
After earning her degree in Psychology from Troy University, she returned to
the Florida panhandle. In 2001, Hendrix
began her coaching career at Vernon
High School where she would amass
a three-year record of 56-22 and two
district titles.
The Coaching Staff
JIMMY HENDRIx
Assistant Coach
Jimmy Hendrix is entering his sixth
season as assistant coach at Chipola
College. Coach Hendrix works primarily
with the Lady Indians’ infielders and
has played a key role in the development of the pitching and catching staff.
He serves as the recruiting coordinator
for the Chipola Softball Program.
Coach Hendrix is a 1995 graduate
of Chipley High School. After graduating high school, started at shortstop at
Enterprise State College. Upon transferring to Thomas University in Thomasville, GA, Hendrix led his team to
their first appearance at the regional tournament and was named MVP for
the 1999-2000 season.
Hendrix began his coaching career at Vernon High School where he
coached the baseball team from 2001-04 before taking over the reins of
the Cottondale Lady Hornets softball team from 2004-05.
He received a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice from
the University of West Florida.
LYNN EARLY
Assistant Coach
Lynn Early enters her sixth season
with the Chipola Lady Indians Softball
Program. Lynn works directly with the
team’s stats and carefully monitors the
academic progress of each studentathlete.
Early is a 1997 graduate of Cottondale High School and a 2001 graduate of Dudly University in Miami, FL.
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to senior colleges and universities since 1997
Lyndsey Bieber - McKendree College ( 2000)
Trish Bliss - Southeastern Louisiana University (2010)
Kelly Brookins – NOVA Southeastern University (2006)
Shirley Burleson-East Carolina University (2003)
Alisha Burnstein - University of Dayton (2005)
Jaimi Cassell - Georgia Southwestern (1998)
Megan Chaffee - University of West Florida (2004)
Diana Clifford - Tennessee State University (2005)
Treva Cook - Thomas University (1999)
Chasity Covington - University of North Carolina - Greensboro (2008)
Destiny Covington - University of North Carolina - Charlotte (2008)
Heather Ebersole - Tennessee State (2004)
Amanda Edwards - Valdosta State (2003)
Stephanie Eggers - Austin P. University (2004)
Jessica Finch - Southern IL University (2003)
Erin Finneran - Tennessee State University (2005)
Erin Flater - Troy State University (2001)
Tori Fobb - Brenau University (2007)
Stephanie Gray - Southern Arkansas (2002)
Megan Hanley - University of Mobile (1997)
Tiffany Harmon - College of Charleston (2007)
Stephanie Hayes - East Caroline University (2004)
Meredith Heath - Texas Tech University (2009)
Kasey Henderson - West Texas A&M (2008)
Michelle Hewett - University of Troy (2010)
Kenna Hickman - Thomas University (2008)
Nikki Johnson - University of West Florida ( 1999)
Tiffany Jones - Troy State University (1999)
Amber Kavehkar - University of Texas - Dallas (2004)
Christal Kotchman - College of Charleston (2007)
Mary Lado - Georgia Southwestern (1998)
Martina Landrum - Univ. of Alabama-Birmingham (2007)
Cassie Lassiter - Troy University (2007)
Sara Lovestrand - Florida Southern College (2007)
Ashely Mayhue - Valdosta State University (2005)
Jessica Mathis - Furman University (2004)
Brittany Mayers - Simon Fraiser University (2009)
Rayna McClinton - Frances Marion (2008)
Brittany Minton - Florida Southern College (2007)
Lisa Murray - Belhaven College (2005)
Brooke Muth - West Chester University (2008)
Kim St. Pierre - Nicholls State (2000)
Kanela Piggee - Florida A & M University (2000)
Ashley Quick - East Carolina University (2004)
Andria Reed - Arkansas Monticello (2002)
Tennile Ricci - Bethune Cookman (2001)
Treva Robinson - Florida A & M University (2004)
Nikki Roddy - Reinhardt University (2010)
Neikole Royster - Florida A & M University (2002)
Melissa Santana - Valdosta State University (2004)
Leigh Savoy - East Carolina University (2003)
Molly Schroeder - Georgia Southwestern (1999)
Elisha Scott - Florida A & M University (2002)
Alyssa Shirey - Valdosta State University (2008)
Areke Spel - Troy University (2007)
Virginia Spencer - Thomas University (2002)
Tanya Teague - University of West Florida (2001)
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Kellie Todd - University of Central Florida (2010)
Missy Walker - Southeast Missouri State University (2008)
Meghan Whitehead - University of Mobile (2007)
Sami Jon Wilkes - Troy State University (2001)
Jherica Williams – Wright State University (2006)
Meghann Williams - Valdosta State University (2004)
NJCAA All-Americans
First Team
2007
2007
2007
2010 Cassie Lassiter
Sara Lovestrand
Britany Minton
Emma Stevenson
Second Team
2007 Alyssa Shirey
2008 Brooke Muth
2010 Kellie Todd
Third Team
2008 Carolyn Moore
Cassie Lassiter
2007 All American
Sara Lovestrand
2007 All American
Britany Minton
2007 All American
Emma Stevenson
2010 All American
Baseball
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2009-2010 Season
CHIPOLA FINISHES SEASON 27-25
The Chipola Indians finished the season with a 7-5 loss
to Miami Dade in the semi-final round of the FCCAA State
Tournament, May 8, 2010
Miami scored 7 runs on 9 hits with no errors and left 5
on base. Chipola scored 5 runs on 8 hits with two errors and
8 men left on base.
Cody Martin was 2 for 3 for Chipola. Tyler Wilson was 2
for 2.
The Indians finished second in the Panhandle Conference to Gulf Coast which was also eliminated from the state
tournament. Chipola chalked up a 13-11 conference mark with
an overall 27-25 record.
Chipola outfielder Eric Sauls was named to the FCCAA
All-State First Team. Sauls finished the year with a .347
batting average with 66 hits, including 17 homeruns and 20
doubles.
Chipola outlasted St. Johns River 3-2 in the second round
of the tournament. Indian pitcher Rodney Quintero logged a
135-pitch performance allowing only seven hits while striking
out ten in eight innings of work.
The lightning strikes were not the only thing popping
heard around Tigertown in Lakeland as Chipola (26-26)
battled Palm Beach (36-13) in the opening round of the state
tournament. The Indians were not able to keep pace with Palm
Beach as the Indians lost 16-10 and were forced to battle their
way back through the losers’ bracket. Eric Sauls’ three-run home run, his second home run of
the game, capped a five-run seventh inning for the Chipola
and gave them a 10-8 lead. However, a 53-minute rain delayed
occurred after the final out and the Indians were not able to
continue their momentum after the delay.
In the bottom of the seventh with two outs, Palm Beach
pounced with their own three-run home run and then the
Panther’s next batter hit a solo home run.
Indian pitcher Johnny Cristi was unable to cover first base
as Alex Bello for Palm Beach beat Chipola’s Evan Stermer
to the bag. An ensuing throwing error put runners on second
and third. Coach Johnson. “Today we didn’t throw enough
strikes and made too many mistakes; that’s been the story of
our year.”
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2009-2010 Wins & Losses
Overall Record 27-25 Conference Record 13-11
Date
Opponent
Won/Lost Score
29-Jan Young Harris
30-Jan Meridian
31-Jan Pearl River
4-Feb St. John’s River
6-Feb Walters State
6-Feb Middle Georgia
7-Feb St. Petersburg
11-Feb Wallace-Dothan
14-Feb Darton
16-Feb Shelton State
18-Feb Southern Nevada
20-Feb Cypress (CA)
23-Feb Darton
26-Feb Miami-Dade
27-Feb Middle Georgia
28-Feb Kanakee
2-Mar Grand Rapids
5-Mar Gordon
6-Mar Gordon (DH)
8-Mar *Pensacola
10-Mar *Pensacola
L 5-6
L 5-8
W 17-4
W 14-0 W 4-2 L 4-5 W 6-2 W 5-0 W 9-4
W 4-2
W 12-11
L 4-6
L 1-9
W 8-7
L 5-11
L 13-14
L 5-9
W 5-3
L 4-10
L 2-3
W 15-5
L 4-5
W 3-2
W 16-3
L 0-6
W 9-3
Date
12-Mar
13-Mar
15-Mar
17-Mar
19-Mar
20-Mar
22-Mar
29-Mar
31-Mar
2-Apr
3-Apr
5-Apr
7-Apr
9-Apr
10-Apr
12-Apr
14-Apr
16-Apr
17-Apr
21-Apr
24-Apr
26-Apr
28-Apr
May 6
May 7
May 8
Opponent
Won/Lost Score
*Pensacola
*Tallahassee
*Tallahassee
*Tallahassee
*Gulf Coast
*Gulf Coast
*Gulf Coast
*Northwest Florida
*Northwest Florida
*Northwest Florida
*Pensacola
*Pensacola
*Pensacola
*Tallahassee
*Tallahassee
*Tallahassee
*Gulf Coast
*Gulf Coast
*Gulf Coast
Middle Georgia
*Northwest Florida
*Northwest Florida
*Northwest Florida
Palm Beach
St. Johns River
Miami Dade
W 12-11
W 5-3
L 1-7
L 4-5
L 5-13
L 6-8
L 12-20
W 10-0
W 10-4
W 9-8
W 7-5
L 7-9
L 5-7
W 7-4
W 9-1
L 7-10
W 14-13
W 10-9
L 3-4
L 5-13
W 12-3
L 4-6
W 11-8
L 10-16
W 3-2
L 5-7
The Team
No.
3
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
31
32
45
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Date
28-Jan
29-Jan
29-Jan
30-Jan
4-Feb
4-Feb
5-Feb
6-Feb
11-Feb
11-Feb
12-Feb
13-Feb
15-Feb
18-Feb
19-Feb
22-Feb
24-Feb
25-Feb
25-Feb
26-Feb
1-Mar
4-Mar
5-Mar
7-Mar
8-Mar
8-Mar
Name
Garison Boston
Ronald Womack
Edgar Delgado
Adam Bigale
Carlos Alegria
Robby Coles
Kaleb Barlow
Michael Revell
James Boddicker
Matt Moses
Dillon Vitale
Tyrone Dawson
Johnny Cristi
LJ Hollins
Travis Higgs
Brett Moore
Geno Escalante
Luke Bole
Sasha LaGarde
Derrick Pitts
Cory Segui
Mack Harrison
Matt Marsh
Wes Hunt
Timothy Mota
Austin Southall
Cl
Position
Soph.
2B/SS
Fresh.
LHP
Fresh.
SS
Soph.
1B
Fresh.
2B
Fresh.
RHP
Fresh.
3B/OF
Soph.
1B/OF
Fresh.
2B/3B
Fresh.
RHP
Soph.
RHP/3B
Soph.Utility
Soph.
RHP
Fresh.
RHP/OF
Fresh.
RHP
Fresh.
C
Soph.
C
Soph.
LHP/1B
Fresh.
OF
Fresh.
OF/LHP
Fresh.
1B/OF
Soph.
C/1B
Soph.
RHP
Soph.
SS/2B
Fresh.
RHP
Fresh.
OF/3B
Opponent
Time
Hillsborough
St. Petersburg
State College of Florida
Calhoun (AL)
Shelton State
Shelton State (AL)
Walters State (TN)
Louisburg (NC)
San Jacinto (TX)
Middle Georgia
Darton
Cantonsville
St. John’s River (DH)
Wallace-Dothan
St Johns River
Miami-Dade
LSU_Eunice
Miami-Dade
Shelton State
Gordon
Gordon (DH)
Grand Rapids (DH)
Darton
Grand Rapids
B/T
R/R
L/L
R/R
L/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
L/R
R/R
R/R
L/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
L/L
L/R
L/L
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
L/R
HT
5’8”
5’9”
6’
6’
5’11”
6’
6’1”
6’3”
5’10”
6’2”
5’11”
5’11”
5’10”
6’2”
6’
5’9”
5’10”
6’3”
6’
6’2”
6’1”
6’2”
6’4”
6’0”
6’2”
6’3”
WT
160
170
180
205
180
170
190
210
180
170
190
175
170
195
190
180
210
200
200
205
210
200
190
195
177
210
HOMETOWN
Cartersville, GA
Red Springs, NC
David, Panama
Marianna, FL
Santo Domingo, DR
Crawfordville, FL
Florence, MS
Havana, FL
Overland Park, KS
Live Oak, FL
Punta Gorda, FL
Port St. Joe, FL
David, Panama
Madison, MS
Jacksonville, FL
Cottonwood, AL
Fairfield, CA
Hartselle, AL
Montreal, QC
Murray, UT
Bucyrus, KS
St. Thomas, ONT
Knoxville, TN
Las Vegas, NV
Queens, NY
Baton Rouge, LA
2011 Spring Baseball Schedule
Location
Date
Opponent
1:00
St. Petersburg, FL
9-Mar Grand Rapids
9:00 AM Clearwater, FL
12-Mar Gulf Coast
1:00
Clearwater, FL
14-Mar Gulf Coast
9:00 AM St. Petersburg, FL
16-Mar Gulf Coast
1:00
Marianna
18-Mar Northwest Florida
4:00
Marianna
12:00
Marianna
1:00
Marianna
23-Mar Tallahassee
10:00 AM Marianna
25-Mar Tallahassee
1:00
Marianna
26-Mar Tallahassee
10:00 AM Marianna
28-Mar Pensacola
1:00
Marianna
30-Mar Pensacola
3:00
Albany, GA
1-Apr Pensacola
2:00
Palatka, FL
8-Apr Gulf Coast
12:00
Palatka, FL
9-Apr Gulf Coast
4:00
Marianna
11-Apr Gulf Coast
5:00
Marianna
13-Apr Northwest Florida
10:00 AM Marianna
7:00
Marianna
2:00
Marianna
18-Apr Tallahassee
TBA
Troy, AL
20-Apr Tallahassee
5:00
Marianna
22-Apr Tallahassee
12:00
Marianna
23-Apr Pensacola
3:00
Marianna
25-Apr Pensacola
3:00
Marianna
27-Apr Pensacola
6:00
Marianna
3-May Middle Georgia
Conference games are in bold. All times are CST.
Time
3:00
1:00
5:00
5:00
2:00
1:00
5:00
5:00
3:00
2:00
5:00
5:00
2:00
2:00
1:00
5:00
5:00
2:00
1:00
4:00
5:00
3:00
1:00
5:00
5:00
4:00
Location
Marianna
Panama City
Marianna
Panama City
Marianna
Niceville
Marianna
Marianna
Tallahassee
Marianna
Pensacola
Marianna
Pensacola
Marianna
Panama City
Marianna
Niceville
Marianna
Niceville
Tallahassee
Marianna
Tallahassee
Marianna
Pensacola
Marianna
Cochran, GA
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The Team
Kaleb Barlow
Adam Bigale James Boddicker
Luke Bole
Garrison Boston
Robby Coles
Johnny Cristi
Tyrone Dawson
Edgar Delgado
Geno Escalante
Mac Harrison
Wes Hunt
Travis Higgs
LJ Hollins
Sasha Lagarde
Matt Marsh
Matthew Moses
Timothy Mota
Derrick Pitts
Michael Revell
Cory Segui
Austin Southall
Dillon Vitale Ronald Womack
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The Johnson Record
JEFF JOHNSON
 2007 NJCAA Coach of the Year
 2007 NJCAA National Championship
 2007 FCCAA Coach of the Year
 2007 FCCAA State Championship
 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007
Panhandle Conference Coach of the Year
2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007
Panhandle Conference Championships
 81 College/University Signees
 28 Players Drafted by Major League Baseball
Jeff Johnson is entering his 15th season at
the helm of the Chipola Baseball Program.
Coach Johnson has built Chipola into one
of the premier JUCO programs in the country.
Johnson has led the Indians to consecutive
State and Region VIII Championships, in 2007
and 2008 and berths in the JUCO World Series
in Grand Junction, Co. winning Chipola’s first
ever National Championship in 2007.
The Indians have also won the extremely
competitive Panhandle Conference Championships in six of the last ten years and were runners-up in 1997, 1998, 2008, 2009, and 2010.
Coach Johnson has compiled an outstanding
overall record of 492-257-2 (.656) and a Panhandle Conference record of 192-105 (.647).
Johnson has received numerous coaching awards during his time at Chipola. He was
named NJCAA National Coach of the year and
ABCA/NJCAA Division 1 National Coach of the
Year in 2007, NJCAA Gulf Region Coach of the
year in 2007 and 2008, Panhandle Conference
Coach of the Year in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005,
2006, and 2007, Florida Diamond Club Coach
of the Year in 2007, and Southeast Professional Baseball Association Coach of the Year
in 2007.
Johnson has done a tremendous work in
graduating and developing players to move on
to higher levels. He has had 148 players move
on to four year universities and professional
baseball. Twenty-six of his former players are
currently playing professional baseball with
two playing at the Major League level (Jose
Bautista-3B Toronto Blue Jays and Russell
Martin-Catcher Los Angeles Dodgers). Chipola’s
most well known big leaguer is 2007 NL All Star
Catcher and Silver Slugger Award winner Russell Martin. The 2003 alumnus is considered
by most baseball experts as the top catcher in
major league baseball. He also has Tyler Flowers
(AAA White Sox), Mat Gamel (AAA Brewers),
Cole Armstrong (AA White Sox), Rene Tosoni
(AA Twins), Jaye Chapman (AA Braves), Adam
Loewen (AA Blue Jays), Darren Ford (AA Giants), Barrett Browning (AA Angels), David Mixon
(AA Giants), and Steve Clevenger (AA Cubs)
along with many others at the Single A level.
Johnson has coached three 1st round draft
picks in LHP Adam Loewen (2003), RHP Alan
Horne (2004), and LeVon Washington (2010),
2nd round pick Patrick Corbin (2009), 3rd round
picks LHP Kyle Pawelczyk (2002) and RHP
Ryan Chaffee (2008) along with 4th rounder Mat
Gamel (2005) who is considered the best hitter
in Double A baseball.
He has also coached three JUCO AllAmericans in Matt Grooms, Tyler Flowers and
Mat Gamel. In 2007, there were 5 former Indian
players who were named MVP of their league or
led their league in hitting or pitching.
As a high school player Johnson was an All
State selection in baseball, football, and basketball. He also holds the Florida State and National
high school records for career interceptions with
43 as a defensive back.
Johnson’s began his career as a college
baseball player at Gulf Coast Community College where he was a pitcher and third baseman
in the 1985 and 1986 for Head Coach Bill Fra-
zier. He earned an AA degree from Gulf Coast
in 1986. He then transferred to the University
of Central Florida where he was a pitcher in the
1987 and 1988 seasons. He held the school’s all
time career saves record at one time and earned
a BS in Physical Education.
Johnson began his coaching career at Marianna High in 1989 where he led the Bulldogs
to a 127-48 record in seven seasons. He led
the team to three district championships, two
regional championships and a sub-regional. He
also won the school’s first-ever sectional championship and took the Bulldogs to their first-ever
state championship final four in 1991.
He returned to his hometown of Bristol,
Florida in 1996 as head coach at Liberty County
High where he compiled a 25-7 record with a runner-up finish in the 1996 state championship. He
amassed a high school record of 152-55 (.734)
in eight seasons.
Coach Johnson and his wife Nancy have
an 13 year old daughter Shelbie.
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The Coaching Staff
matthew addison
Assistant Coach
Matthew Addison is in his second
year as Assistant Coach for the Chipola
Baseball Program where his duties include
working with the Indian pitchers and
outfielders, as well as serving as recruting
coordinator.
Addison came to Chipola after
spending two years as the head baseball
coach at Nettleton High School in Nettleton,
MS. Prior to Nettleton, he spent three
years as an assistant high school coach with stops at Cypress Creek
High School in Orlando, FL, and Maclay High School and North Florida
Christian both in Tallahassee, FL.
Addison also served as a graduate assistant at his alma mater,
Mississippi College. He also worked two summers for Harry Porter’s
Mississippi Stars.
In Addison’s young career, he has already coached ten players who
have been drafted and/or signed a professional contract.
As a player, Addison was a three time All-Conference shortstop at
Jackson Prep in Jackson, MS. He went on to be a standout middle infielder
at Mississippi College under Head Coach Lee Kuyrkendall. During his
playing career, Addison was named Team Captain for his junior and senior
seasons and was honored as Mississippi College Alumni’s Outstanding
Senior Athlete.
He earned his Bachelor’s degree as a Magna Cum Laude graduate
in Chemistry and Biology in 2002 from Mississippi College.
Addison is married to the former Katie Turner of Ocala, FL, and they
have a two year old son, Banks.
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chris hutcheson
Assistant Coach
Chris Hutcheson is in his first year as
Assistant Coach for the Chipola Baseball
Program.
Hutcheson came to Chipola after
coaching at Lurleen B Wallace Community
College. While at LBWCC, the Saints won
four conference championships, two state
championships and made two trips to the
JUCO World Series finishing runner-up in
2004.
He went to Jefferson Davis Community College in 1997. While
at JDCC, the Warhawks won 5 conference championships, two state
championships and made two trips to the JUCO World Series winning
the National Championship in 1998.
Hutcheson began his coaching career in September 1996 at Okaloosa-Walton Community College as a volunteer assistant.
Over the past ten years Hutcheson has been an Associate Scout for
the Dodgers, Red Sox, Braves and Brewers organizations.
Chipola Baseball Legends
Team Records
Victories
Winning Streak
Hits
Runs Scored
Doubles
Triples
Homeruns
Team Batting Avg.
Stolen Bases
Fielding Percentage
Earned Runs Allowed
Team Strikeouts
ERA
2002
2002 & 2006
2007
2002
2002
1999
1999
2006
1995
1990
2003
2002
1990
46
14
643
460
117
18
110
.337
125
.970
150
478
2.65
All-Time
Records
Men’s Baseball
National
Junior College
Athletics Association (NJCAA)
All-Americans
Individual Records
Batting
At Bats
Hits
Runs
Doubles
Triples
Home Runs
Runs Batted In
Stolen Bases
Batting Average
1 year
2 years
1 year
2 years
1 year
2 years
1 year
2 years
1 year
2 years
1 year
2 years
1 year
2 years
1 year
2 years
1 year
2 years
2007
2001-02
2007
2001-02
2002
1998-99
1998
2005-06
2001
2001-02
1999
1998-99
1999
1998-99
1995
1994-95
2003
2001-02
ERA
1 year
2 years
1 year
2 years
1 year
2 years
1 year
2 years 1 year
1 year
1 year
2 years 2003
1991-92
1994
1997-98
1998
1997-98
1987
1991-92
1998
2003
1993/1999
1999-00
(min. of 40 innings)
Inning Pitched
Stike Outs
Wins
Winning Percentage
Saves
Pitching
Jesus Barroso
Ivan Naccarata
Jesus Barroso
Ivan Naccarata
Ivan Naccarata
Cameron Likely
Grant Conyers
Jason Lewis
Eric Bernier
Eric Bernier
Charlie Dees
Charlie Dees
Charlie Dees
Charlie Dees
Bailey Chancey
Bailey Chancey
Matt Grooms
Ricardo Nanita
257
428
91
153
69
115
23
38
6
7
24
41
80
148
59
87
.455
.394
Adam Loewen
1.51
Bernie Belliard
1.87
Timmy Young
101.2
Brad Weis
171
Brad Weis
109
Brad Weis
194
Rafeal Perez
13
Bernie Belliard
17
Phillip Sledge
1.000 (8-0)
Adam Loewen
1.000 (6-0)
Brent Meadows/Caleb Crosby
9
Caleb Crosby
14
These records were established as of 1982.
If you have information concerning baseball records at Chipola,
please contact the Chipola baseball office at 718-2237
First Team
1973
1974
1986
2005
Wendell Higginbotham
Wayne Mears
Jose Valez
Matt Gamel
Second Team
1976 Nat Showalter
2006 Tyler Flowers
Third Team
2003 Matt Grooms
Honorable Mention
1973 Richard Hudson
1976 Craig Robinson
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Chipola Players who received scholarships to
senior colleges and/or professional baseball
1983 Florida State Champions, South Region Runner-up Vince Santelmo Fort Hays State University
Pat Gervais
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mark HigginsUniversity of New Orleans
Scott Hughes
Warner Southern College
Cleveland Indians
1987 Third Place Florida State Tournament
Willie Smith
Jackson State University
Buck Watford
Troy State University
Scott Spate
Columbus College
Toronto Blue Jays
Joe Gonnella
Florida International Univ.
Shawn Adams
Auburn University
Kyle HainesUniversity of North Florida
Jeff Hendry
Florida Atlantic University
Joe Logan
Florida Southern College
Mike Workman
Montreal Expos
Cleveland Indians
Bill MadrilUniversity of West Florida
Alain PatenaudeUniversity of Miami
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Raphael PerezUniv. of South Alabama
Mark MarinoUniv. of South Alabama
Pittsburgh Pirates
California Angels
Sal Argila
Auburn Univ. at Montgomery
Glen JenkinsUniv. of South Carolina
Ben Webb
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mark RoseUniversity of South Florida
Rolando FernandezNorthwestern State Univ.
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Grover Jackson Jackson State University
1988
1984
Greg HammondUniversity of Alabama
Bernard Kent
Milwaukee Brewers
Cincinnati Reds
Rich Scales
San Diego Padres
Adam BigaleUniversity of Montevallo
Don Cohoon
Seattle Mariners
Don’L Dease
Samford University
Dennis Carter
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
Eric Yelding
Toronto Blue Jays
Jeff Kilpatrick
Ed Gonzales
California Angels
New York Yankees
Brian Gilliland
Florida State University
David Lunsford
Western Kentucky Univ.
Jorge Rosario
Columbus College
Mike Lee
Ivan Alicea
Columbus College
Bill Cunningham Toronto Blue Jays (DNS)
Pittsburgh Pirates
Robin HartUniversity of Georgia
Kenny Turner
Warner Southern College
1985 Sixth Place Florida State Tournament
1989 At-Large Fourth Place Florida State Tournament
Todd Englett
Joe Myrick
Valdosta State College
Pittsburg Pirates
Ed Alford
Jimmy Hitt
Joel Smith
Detroit Tigers
California Angels
Paul PedersonUniv. of Central Florida
Mike JeffcoatUniversity of West Florida
Scott Sweinhart Huntingdon College
Charlie Ebright
Georgia Southwestern
John SimonUniversity of Mississippi
1990
Donnie DentonUniversity of West Florida
Jason SmithUniversity of West Florida
Kent Clements
Columbus College
Boston Red Sox
Drafted Twice (DNS)
Roland Tollett
Louisiana Tech University
Alan PlattUniversity of Central Florida
Tim Christman
Mike SanderUniversity of Alabama
Bret AndersonUniversity of West Florida
Baltimore Orioles
Juan DeBrandUniversity of Alabama
Jim LawUniversity of Kentucky
Chet Frady
Columbus College
Marshall OliverUniv. of S. Mississippi
D. D. CannonUniversity of Tennessee
Jay ScottUniv. of Central Florida
Mike Brown
Columbus College
Andy Dolson
Jose Raul Velez Texas Rangers
Toronto Blue Jays
First Team NJCAA All-American Keith Hines
Toronto Blue Jays
Felix Rosario
Northwestern State Univ.
Jeff Brown
Juan Escalante
Marion College
Rodney Ashby
Liberty University
Edwin Alicea
David Brazil
Atlanta Braves
Walter Rivera
Columbus College
Pete BrownUniversity of Alabama
Clayton Brewer
Paul Lewis
Birmingham Southern
David Perry
South Alabama
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Steve Charles
Tommy Lee
Nova University
Karun JacksonUniv. of West Florida
Chicago Cubs
Rob Beaver
Jacksonville State Univ.
Corey JacksonUniversity Tampa
Bernie BellardUniversity of Alabama
Bobby JonesUniversity of Alabama
Milwaukee Brewers
Paul Bryant
Will Green
Kevin Millican
SE Louisiana Univ.
Texas Rangers
Greg Slone
Western Kentucky
K. C. StephensUniv. of West Florida
1993 Fourth Place Florida State Tournament
Anthony DuboseUniversity of Alabama
Sean Gerrand
North Alabama
Jason Cox
Jacksonville State Univ.
Gavin Jackson
Boston Red Sox
Norman Williams Detroit Tigers
Steve GreenUniversity of Kentucky
1994
Bobby HughesUniv. of Auburn/Mont.
Timmy YoungUniversity of Alabama
Toronto Blue Jays
Adam Faurot
Milwaukee Brewers
Chad Gainey
Jacksonville State
Chuck Battaglia Texas Rangers
Jason Green
Houston Astros
Mike Cespedes
Columbus College
Kenny Davis
Georgia Southwestern
Brian McDevitt
Kennesaw State
1995
Kenny ArnoldUniv. of Ala.-Huntsville
Bailey ChanceyUniv. of Ala.-Huntsville
Thornton DavisUniv. of Central Florida
Noel ElizorUniv. of Ala.-Huntsville
David BarinowskiUniv. of West Georgia
1996
Adam MercerUniv. of Central Florida
Jeff SloanUniv. of Central Florida
Trey Hussey
1997 Florida State Tournament Appearance
Brady Frederick Auburn-Montgomery Univ.
Matt Triplett
Auburn-Montgomery Univ.
Troy Wells
Faulkner University
Elio Bejaran
Faulkner University
Brad Harris
Loyola University
Desmond BaxterUniv. of New Orleans
Brent FowlerUniversity of West Georgia
Michael Mitchell Faulkner University
Tranum McLemore Auburn-Montgomery Univ.
Grant Conyers
Jacksonville University
Luc Riopel
Winthrop University
David Credeur
Phillip SledgeUniversity of Georgia
Matt SteeleUniversity of Georgia
Ben Saxon
Louisianna State University
Brad Weis
Auburn University
Juan Bonilla
Baltimore Orioles
1999
Brennan DeesUniversity of South Carolina
Lane Floyd
Kennesaw State University
Cameron LikelyUniversity of South Alabama
Charlie Dees
Baltimore Orioles
Keto Anderson
Chicago Cubs
2000
Michael Brown
Mississippi State University
Matt Bynum
Cincinnati Reds
Caleb CrosbyUniversity of South Alabama
Moises Feliz
Cumberland University
Max HavelUniversity of Georgia
Fernando IsaUniversity of Louisville
Justin Lord
Jake MathisUniversity of Ala. - Huntsville
Drew Miller
Richie Smith
Matt Tate
Baltimore Orioles
Blake TaylorUniversity of South Carolina
David Wolensky Anaheim Angels
2001 Second Place Florida State Tournament
Jose Bautista
Pittsburg Pirates
Jonathan Swearingen University of Mississippi
Kyle OlsonUniversity of Ala. - Huntsville
Lee PoteetUniv. of Southern Mississippi
Josh PlaiceUniversity of South Alabma
Phillip SlusherUniversity of North Alabama
Sam Taulli
Arizona Diamondbacks
2002 Second Place Florida State Tournament
Blake Balkcom
Florida State University/
Anaheim Angels
Eric Bernier
Florida A & M University
Chad Coffee
Georgia SW University
Troy Fry
Berry Colleges/New York Mets
Les Hassen
Florida Gulf Coast University
Johnny Lynch
Minnesota Twins
Russell Martin
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ricardo Nanita
Florida International University
Chicago White Sox
Kyle Pawelczyk Anaheim Angels
Scott Wearne
Nichols State University
Victor Alvarez
Cumberland University
Cole Armstrong
Atlanta Braves
Adam Dunavant Central Missouri State
Matt GroomsUniversity of Alabama
Adam Loewen
Baltimore Orioles
Kellen Ludwig
San Francisco Giants
Rocky ScelfoUniversity of Alabama
Joey Wilson
Stetson University
2004
Jake Baker
Faulkner University
Jeff Bosse
Stetson University
Kenny BrownUniversity of Alabama
Daniel Forrer
Louisiana State University
Alan HorneUniversity of Florida
J. P. LowenUniversity of Kentucky
Jay Mattox
East Carolina University
Charles O’Neil
Cinncinati Reds
Jonathan Willard South Carolina University
Travis Anderson Florida State University
David CaseyUniversity of Florida
David Cash
Baltimore Orioles
Eric Evans
Virginia Commonwealth Univ Darren Ford
Milwaukee Brewers
Vladimir Frias
Florida International University
Matt Gamel
Milwaukee Brewers
Keltavious Jones Cincinnati Reds
David Mixson
Louisianna Monroe
Anthony Moreda Florida International University
Daniel Roberts
Louisianna Monroe
Raynal Robles
Freed Hardman University
Liam Shanahan Western Kentucky
Josh Ward
Atlanta Braves
Stephen Brock University of Georgia
Jay Chapman
Atlanta Braves
Steve Clevenger Chicago Cubs
Tyler Flowers
Atlanta Braves
Chris Kirkland University of Memphis
Drew Cook Florida A&M University
Matt Creamer Lyon College
Jason Lewis Louisiana State University
Clay Long Auburn University-Montgomery
Clint Toomey University of South Alabama
Rene Tosoni
Minnesota Twins
Trevor Tyre Troy University
2007 Florida State Championship,
Region VIII Championship, National Championship
Jesus Barroso University of Tampa
Paul Gatchell
Troy University
Lou Green
R Orem Owlz/ Anaheim Angels
Blake HaagenUniv of Lousianna-Lafayette
Tom Hatcher
Florida Atlantic University
Brian HobbsUniversity of South Florida
Trey ManzUniversity of South Florida
Tyler MusselwhiteUniversity of South Carolina
Logan Pierce
Valdosta State University
Josh Storm
Troy University
Brandon StreetUniversity of SE Louisianna
David ThomsUniversity of Georgia
2008
Einar Atencio Lynn University
Adam Duvall University of Louisville
Matt Jackson University of South Alabama
Ben Jeffers
Milwaukee Brewers
Daniel Jones Brewton-Parker College
Drew Parker Brewton-Parker College
2009
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Mark Ellis Univ of Southern Mississippi
Jordan Lucas Kent State University
Chris Roach Liberty University
David Buchanan Georgia State University
Edmond Sparks Louisiana State University
Jason Townsend University of Alabama
J. B. Johnson Kennesaw State University
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Garrett Baker Liberty University
Eric Sauls University of Mississippi
Aaron Etchison University of Maryland
Blake Newalu University of Mississippi
Austin Wright University of Mississippi
Duncan Midkiff Georgia State University
Brandon Gardner Lambuth University
Tyler Wilson Freed-Hardman University
Matt Singleton Freed-Hardman University
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Chipola College
Former Indians currently playing
in the Major Leagues
Jose Bautista
Toronto Blue Jays
Russell Martin
Los Angeles Dodgers
Location: Marianna
Colors: Blue/Gold
Arena: Baseball/Softball Complex
Baseball
Head Coach:
Record at Chipola:
Career Record: Assistant Coaches:
Softball
Head Coach:
Record at Chipola: Career Record:
Assistant Coaches:
Jeff Johnson
489-252 (14 years)
489-252 (14 years)
Matthew Addison,
Chris Hutcheson
and Dr. Steve Givens
Belinda Hendrix
267-76 (6 years)
267-76 (6 years)
Jimmy Hendrix
and Lynn Early
Gulf Coast State College
Location:
Colors:
Athletic Director: Head Baseball Coach:
Head Softball Coach:
Panama City
Blue/Gold/White
Gregg Wolfe
Mike Kandler
Susan M. Painter
Northwest Florida State College
Mat Gamel
Milwaukee Brewers
Darren Ford
San Francisco Giants
Location:
Colors:
Niceville
Scarlet/Silver
Mickey Englett
Doug Martin
Jack Byerley
Pensacola State College
Location:
Colors:
Pensacola
Navy/Green/White
Bill Hamilton
Keith Little
Brenda Pena
Tallahassee Community College
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Tyler Flowers
Chicago White Sox
Location:
Colors:
Tallahassee
Blue/Gold
Rob Chaney
Mike McLeod
Patti Townsend
Cross Country
Courtney
Hodges
mackenzie
willis
rebekah
wiltse
RANCE
MASSENGILL
HEAD Coach
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The Chipola Appreciation Club
Most active community college booster club in
state continues to build athletic scholarship fund
Chipola’s beloved late coach Milton H. Johnson explains the
Chipola Appreciation Club’s purpose as “to help the college maintain
a quality athletic program.”
The Appreciation Club is the official support organization of
the college’s four athletic programs. Directors conduct an annual
membership drive that yields an average of 200 memberships.
Memberships—$250—include four passes to all basketball games,
hospitality room, and reserved seating.
In 1997, the club began hosting the State Junior College Basketball Tournament. The top men’s teams and women’s teams meet
in the Milton H. Johnson Health Center every March to compete for
the FCCAA/NJCAA Region VIII Titles. Chipola was the site of the
first men’s state tourney in 1961 at the school’s old Field House, now
an arts center. Former Chipola coach Jim Pavy’s Indians won the
state title that year. Since then, Chipola’s men’s team has won twelve
state titles—more than any Florida school. The men’s tournament
returned to Chipola in 1996 after 35 years. Chipola hosted the first
ever, combined men’s and women’s tournament in 1997 and has
hosted the event ever since. The Chipola Lady Indians won their
first state title in 2005, and again in 2006, 2007 and 2009.
The club has amassed more than $500,000 in an endowment
mainly through its former fund-raiser, the Wild Game Dinner, held
during the 1990’s. The money will eventually be used to fund athletic
scholarships.
Retired coaching legend Milton H. Johnson was a charter member of the Appreciation Club in the late 1960’s. He said, “The club
has been instrumental in keeping Chipola at the level we’ve been
at for a number of years. The club was formed as a businessmen’s
support organization to help Chipola compete at the state and national level. It’s a very important part of Chipola’s athletic programs.
A great number of well-known businessmen have been directors of
the club through the years with a core group that has kept the club
vital through the turn of the century.”
Johnson said Chipola’s strong athletic traditions can be traced
back to the beginnings of the college in 1947. “Roy Beall and others
who helped form the college recognized the importance of establishing a sports program. As athletics got more expensive and more
competitive, more money was needed for things like transportation
and uniforms that the college could not afford.”
The Chipola Appreciation Club has helped the Chipola basketball program maintain its place as one of the premier programs in
the country. Chipola’s owes much of its acclaim to the late Milton
H. Johnson who coached at Chipola for 32 years. The college
gymnasium and the Panhandle Conference Trophy also bear his
name. Johnson recorded 628 wins at Chipola and led the team to
the state tourney six times. He is a charter member of the FCCAA
Hall of Fame and a member of the National Junior College Athletic
Hall of Fame.
Appreciation Club president Robert Trammell, also one of
Johnson’s former players, said, “Chipola College is an important
part of this community. And athletics is an important part of the
college. It is something very special to see 3,000 fans show up for
the homecoming game. No other junior college in the country has
more loyal alumni and community support.”
Chipola Coach Jake Headrick says, “I think historically, Chipola
has had one of the finest programs in the state and this is due in
large part to the Appreciation Club, the college and the facilities on
our campus. Our support programs are arguably the best in the
state and among the finest in the country.”
Appreciation Club Presidents — Since 1969
R. D. Bennett
Allen Clark
Larry Cook
Bill Davis
Terry Du Bose
Don Hughes
Dennis Lathem
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Tom Little
John Manor
Jack Miller
Ricky Miller
Bryan Milton
Ronnie Myers
Jack Peacock
Mike Peacock
Robby Roberts
Will Rogers
Cecil Sandifer
Jan Shadburn
Joe Sheffield
Walt Spence
Robert Trammell
Lucien Watson
Jamey Westbrook
Jeff Williams
Sonny Wise
Officers
Robert Trammell, president
Colby Peel, vice president
Dale O’Daniel, treasurer
Joc Calloway, secretary
Terry Allen
Doyle Bosse
Bill Davis
Joe Ray Durham
Ronnie Myers
Bill Peacock
Jack Peacock
Aaron Peterson
Gene Prough
Donnie Read
Directors
Charlie Reid
Mel Roberts
Robby Roberts
Shannon Saunders
Allen Scheffer
Cody Taylor
John West
Keith Williams
Sonny Wise
Chris Young
The Chipola Appreciation Club
Mary Alexander
Tracy Allen
Terry Allen
Jeanetta Andrews
Jim Appleman
Sarah Applewhite
Morrell Bailey
Frank Baker
Barnes and Noble
Vicky Beauchamp
Billy and Elizabeth Bell
Wayne Blanton
Travis Blanton
Daniel Bontrager
Labon Bontrager
Leroy Boone
Doyle Bosse
Jeremy Branch
Justin Brandenburg
Gene and Amity Britt
Jack Brown
Charlie Brown
Don Brown
Bobby Burgess
Brad Buzzett
William Buzzett
Joc Calloway
Richard Christopher
Allen Clark
Gary and Staci Clark
Roger Clay
Tracey and Sarah Clemmons
Marti Coley
Community South Bank
Larry Cook
Zannie Cooper
Bryan Craven
Jeff Crawford
Cecil and Carol Jean Crawford
Pat Crisp
Johnny Curry
Robert Davis
Bill & Karan Davis
David and Geraldine DeFelix
Amy Dillard
Charles Dodson
Harold Donaldson
Paul A. Donofro
James Dowgul
Ben & Willa Jean Dudley
David Dulaney
Lee Durden
Joe Ray Durham
Donnie Edenfield
Wayne Edenfield
Sammy Efurd
West Florida Electric Coop
Dennis & JoAnn Everett
Eddie and Caretha Everett
Bubba Faircloth
Harry Fleener
Syd Folsom
Pat Foran
James Frank
James Froh
Jonathan Fuqua
Jorge Garcia
Mickey Gilmore
Steve Givens
Jeff Goodman
Daniel Gorbert
Dianne Green
Benny Green
Kevin Grover
Sandra Harrell
Erwin Harrell
Larry Harris
Louy Harris
Ralph Harrison
Gloria Hayes
Belinda Hendrix
Stephanie Herring
Glenn Hess
David and Renea Hilton
Pete Hilton
Richard L. Hinson
Randy & Janice Holley
Gerald Holley
Hopkins GMC
Jackson Hospital
David House
Paul Huang
Chuck Hudson
Steve Hutton
Garey Jackson
Andy & Debbie Jackson
David Johnson
Jeff Johnson
David Johnson
Mike Keenan
Terry Kelly
Charles Kent
Dennis and Lou Kind
Dale Klay
Bruce Kuhnel
James and Catherine Lane
David Lane
Charlotte Laramore
Lynn Large
Paul Long
William Long
Pete Mallory
Jay Manuel
City of Marianna
Marianna Kiwanis
Hentz McClellen
A.J. McMullian
Lawrence Meese
David H. Melvin
Kevan K. Miles
Rickey Miller
Buck Miller, III
Jay & Betty Mitchell
Paul Mitchell
Bill Montford
Amie Myers
Ronnie and Kitty Myers
Jean B. Neel
David and Eleanor Nicholson
Shanda O’ Bryan
Dale O’ Daniel
Virgil Oswald
David Oswalt
John W. Padgett
Scott Paramore
Dan Pate
Jack Peacock
Bill & Gloria Peacock
Courtney Peel
Colby & Amber Peel
Dwain & Alice Pendergrass
Aaron Peterson
LaVon Pettis
Golden Pharmacy
Mark Plummer
Gene & Priscilla Prough
Chad Ramsey
Donnie Read
Royce Reagan
James Register
Charlie Reid
Billy Richter
Bud and Judy Riviere
Robby Roberts
George Roberts
Mel & Jayne Roberts
Rhett Rogers
Danny Ryals
Shannon Saunders
Allen Scheffer
Jan & Frances Shadburn
Buddy Shelley
Shelia Shelton
Joseph T. Sherrel
Gary Shuler
Chris Sikes
Danny Sims
William Smith
Willie Spires
Ronnie Stevens
William Steverson
Subway
Billy Swails
James Swails
Charles Tatom
Zach Taylor
Scott Taylor
Darryl Taylor
Cody and Brenda Taylor
Rex Torbett
Robert Trammell
Otis & Joyce Traynom
Jim and Angie Tyler
Clete Tyre
Jerry Tyre
USA Couch
Lula Vann
Huey Walls
Randy & Evelyn Ward
Bill Weldon
Jamey Westbrook
Gary and Bernice Wheeler
Matt White
Ben and Karen White
Darryl Williams
Keith Williams
Sonny Wise
Bill Wright
Kenneth Yates
Terrell Yon
Terry Yon
Steve Young
Chris Young

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