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New and the Old New Javelina assistant track and field coach Daisy Van Ravenswaay, left, with former Javelina track and field athlete Jorge Guerra, center, and assistant track and field coach Harold Nair at a football tailgate party sponsored by the track and field team. Javelinas Have Phenomenal Homecoming Record The Texas A&M-Kingsville football team will trying for its 63 rd homecoming victory Saturday night when it hosts West Texas A&M in Javelina Stadium. Since the first homecoming game in 1931, the Javelinas have recorded 62 victories on the special occasion while losing only 12. During a streak between 1955 and 1971, the Javelinas won 17 consecutive homecoming contests. Sul Ross State, a former member of the Lone Star Conference, has been the most frequent homecoming opponent. The Javelinas compiled a 9-1 record against the Lobos. The Javelinas downed Eastern New Mexico, 38-31, in last year’s homecoming contest. This will be the seventh time the Javelinas have faced West Texas at homecoming and this will be the first matchup on the special date since 2002. The Javs have a 5-1 homecoming record against the Buffaloes Nineteen teams have served as the Javelina homecoming opponent. Javelina Homecoming Results Year Opponent Score 2009 Eastern New Mexico W 38-31 2008 Texas A&M-Commerce W 35-0 2007 East Central L 21-17 2006 Midwestern State L 44-17 2005 Eastern New Mexico W 26-14 2004 Midwestern State W 27-3 2003 Eastern New Mexico W 44-26 2002 West Texas A&M W 49-7 2001 Eastern New Mexico W 35-14 2000 West Texas A&M L 13-3 1999 Eastern New Mexico W 42-7 1998 West Texas A&M W 43-21 1997 Eastern New Mexico W 56-14 1996 West Texas A&M W 21-0 1995 Eastern New Mexico W 33-14 1994 Tarleton State W 61-24 1993 Eastern New Mexico W 54-14 1992 Central Oklahoma W 36-12 1991 East Texas State L 24-22 1990 West Texas A&M W 21-16 1989 Eastern New Mexico W 27-12 1988 West Texas A&M W 32-7 1987 East Texas State W 42-6 Javelina Joins Rams Practice Squad Jimmy Saddler-McQueen has signed with the St. Louis Rams and will be a member of the NFL club’s practice squad. He finished his career at Texas A&M- Kingsville last fall and was signed by the Chicago Bears in the spring. Saddler-McQueen later signed with the Dallas Cowboys and was with the team several weeks before being released. The Rams signed the Javelina defensive lineman last week. Saddler-McQueen, 6-3, 296-pound defensive tackle from Houston (Forest Brook), was named Lone Star Conference defensive player of the year and received All-America honorable mention. He participated in the Cactus Bowl and the Texas vs. the Nation all-star games last winter. He joins former Javelinas Roberto Garza and Al Harris on NFL rosters. Garza is a starting offensive lineman for the Chicago Bears and Harris was a starting defensive back with the Green Bay Packers 1986 Central Oklahoma W 38-17 1985 Angelo State W 23-20 1984 East Texas State W 29-23 1983 Angelo State W 21-17 1982 Sam Houston State W 33-10 1981 S.F. Austin State W 42-10 1980 Sam Houston State W 42-10 1979 Angelo State W 24-8 1978 East Texas State L 32-17 1977 Angelo State W 37-7 1976 Sam Houston State W 41-14 1975 Angelo State W 14-6 1974 Sam Houston State W 34-0 1973 Howard Payne L 28-0 1972 Sam Houston State L 16-11 1971 Angelo State W 13-7 1970 Sam Houston State W 31-14 1969 East Texas State W 28-14 1968 McMurry W 14-9 1967 East Texas State W 24-6 1966 Sul Ross State W 23-0 1965 Howard Payne W 15-0 1964 S.F. Austin State W 20-0 1963 East Texas State W 17-0 1962 Sam Houston State W 27-3 (Continued on Page 7) before being injured last fall. He continues to rehabilitate. LSC Football Standings (Conference Only) Team W L Pct. West Texas A&M 5 0 1.000 Abilene Christian 5 0 1.000 Texas A&M-Kingsville 4 1 .800 Midwestern State 4 1 .800 Northeastern Oklahoma 3 2 .600 Angelo State 2 3 .400 Incarnate Word 2 3 .400 Eastern New Mexico 2 3 .400 Southeastern Oklahoma 2 3 .400 Central Oklahoma 2 3 .400 Tarleton State 1 4 .200 East Central 1 4 .200 Texas A&M-Commerce 1 4 .200 Southwestern Oklahoma 1 4 .200 Javelina Wedding Martin Cavazos and his wife, the former Daisy Escalante, were married recently in Brownsville. Martin is a former Javelina equipment manager.
Parents’ Day The Javelina track and field team celebrated parents’ day with a tailgate recently. Among the attendees were Javelina head coach Ryan Dall, center; track and field athlete Rowena Trevino, freshman from San Diego, second from the left; and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Trevino. Javelinas Have Phenomenal Homecoming Record (Continued from Page 6) 1961 Southwest Texas W 19-15 1960 Sul Ross State W 60-21 1959 Lamar W 14-6 1958 Howard Payne W 21-6 1957 Sul Ross State W 19-7 1956 S.F. Austin State W 33-13 1955 S.F. Austin State W 26-7 954 East Texas State L 26-6 1953 Austin College W 19-18 1952 Sul Ross State W 27-13 1951 Austin College W 41-7 1950 Sul Ross State W 14-13 1949 Austin College L 20-10 1948 Sul Ross State L 33-19 1947 S.F. Austin State L 15-7 1946 Sul Ross State W 12-7 1941 Sam Houston State W 46-7 1940 Southwest Texas W 19-17 1939 St. Mary’s W 7-3 1938 Sul Ross State W 20-6 1937 St. Mary’s T 6-6 1936 Southwestern W 25-6 1935 St. Mary’s L 19-6 1934 Sul Ross State W 19-0 1933 Daniel Baker W 37-7 1932 Sam Houston State W 12-6 1931 S.F. Austin State W 48-7 Javelina Record Against Homecoming Opponents School Record Eastern New Mexico 9-0 Angelo State 6-0 Central Oklahoma 2-0 Southwest Texas 2-0 Daniel Baker 1-0 Lamar 1-0 McMurry 1-0 Southwestern 1-0 Tarleton State 1-0 Sul Ross State 9-1 Sam Houston State 8-1 West Texas A&M 5-1 S.F. Austin State 4-1 Austin College 2-1 Howard Payne 2-1 Texas A&M-Commerce/ East Texas 6-3 Midwestern State 1-1 St. Mary’s 1-1-1 East Central 0-1 Javelina Athletics Sign Agreement With Hooks The Texas A&M-Kingsville athletic department and the Corpus Christi Hooks have signed a corporate sponsorship agreement that will give the Javelina baseball team a game at Whataburger Field in the spring. The groups signed a three-year agreement. “We are excited about the partnership with Javelina athletics,” Ken Schrom, Hooks president, said. “I’ve personally experienced game-day on the A&M- Kingsville campus and it’s a fun-filled, electric environment. “The program has a tradition most schools would envy and as South Texas’ only college football team, the Javelinas deserve our support. Though they deserve it, believe me, they are out to earn it!” “We are very excited to add the Corpus Christi Hooks to our group of corporate sponsors,” Ken Oliver, Javelina director of athletics, said. “It is a great honor to be affiliated with a professional organization that is the quality of the Hooks. It should be a mutually beneficial relationship for both organizations.” The Javelinas have had a close relationship with the Hooks since the latter organization began its operations in Corpus Christi. The baseball team has played games at the Hooks’ home field most seasons and the Javelina Alumni Association and other Texas A&M-Kingsville groups have had special nights at the ball park. The Javelina athletic department has also been supportive of the Hooks’ South Texas Winter Baseball Banquet each January. Locker Sponsorship Name plates for lockers in the Javelina football dressing room are still available to honor past coaches, players or fans. Roberto and Ashley Garza are the sponsors of the locker shown in this photo. Information on locker sponsorship is available at (361) 593-2493 or at ruben.cantu@tamuk.edu.
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