Wilmington College QUAKERS

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6 1972 Ken Truster Bill Roll 1973 Heinz Finkes Steve Magoteaux 1974 Steve Magoteaux Mike Theisen 1975 Curt Clifford Larry Jones Bill Mobley Jamie Perkins 1976 Curt Clifford Jamie Perkins Hubert Tucker 1977 Reinhold Finkes Mike Hendley 1978 Reinhold Finkes Mike Hendley Steve Moyer 1979 Steve Moyer Russell Williams 1980 John Calhoun Jim Chilcote Larry Davis Dave Dill Gary Worthy 1981 Dave Dill Ed Minor Jim Schiller Gary Worthy 1982 Curt Downing Mike Gilday 2009 Wilmington College Football All-Americans wiLMinGton is HoMe to ALL-AMeriCAn trAdition Since 1972, 75 Wilmington College football players have earned All-America honors. Will No. 76 be wearing the green and white this fall? “We know that individual success comes after team success, and often comes as result of team success,” Wilmington head coach Barry Wulf said. “When you look at the impressive list of All-Americans that have been a part of this program, you are immediately reminded of not only incredibly talented, but remarkably unselfish players—players who always had their teams’ best interest in mind. Our players understand and appreciate what it takes for teams and individuals to achieve.” The Quakers also have made their mark in the classroom. Twenty-five Wilmington football players have received either Academic All-American or Academic All-District honors since 1982. “Our players know that coming to Wilmington College is about more than football. It’s about developing the skills that will help them be community leaders,” Wulf said. “We are extremely proud of the tradition of classroom excellence and community service within this program.” tHe ALL-AMeriCAn trAdition ContinUes Ted Hall Mark Netzel Gary Worthy 1983 Randy Blossom Curt Downing Dan Bennett Tony Neloms Mark Netzel Jim Sposet Mark Weigel 1984 Tom Hale Ted Mehlman Tom Miles Tony Neloms 1985 Dave Carr Garnail Fulton Jeff Johnson Don Sizer 1986 Derron Calvert Jeff Johnson Chuck Province Chris Richards Don Sizer 1987 Derron Calvert Don Sizer 1988 Derron Calvert Mike Johnson Mark Mahon Bryan Sparks 1989 Mike Johnson Scott Pritt 1990 Wayne Stacy 1994 Jason Tincher 1997 Jerry Ward 1998 Bart Vaughn 1999 Bob Hess 2000 Antonio Broadnax Jon Cain Nick Nicastro Adam Ryan 2001 Antonio Broadnax 2003 Brandon Tisdale 2004 Brandon Tisdale 2006 Chad Otte www2.wilmington.edu/athletics Academic All-America or All-district 1982 Mike Doerger Curt Downing Ted Hall 1983 Curt Downing Ted Mehlman 1984 Ted Mehlman 1985 Jeff Johnson Randy Ramseyer Mike White 1986 Jeff Johnson 1987 Kurt Kiessling 1988 Kurt Kiessling 1989 Scott Anderson Bill Kennedy Scott Pritt 1990 Scott Anderson Bill Kennedy 1998 Kevin Otte 1999 Nick Nicastro 2000 Kevin Otte 2001 Nick Nicastro Bruce Kennedy Jake Pence 2003 Abe Lawson 2004 Chad Otte
2009 Wilmington College Football After receiving a master’s in sports administration from Oklahoma State in 1999, Wulf came home to Wilmington College as an assistant coach, where he worked with all three phases of the team before being named head coach in May 2005. Wilmington, he said, is committed to developing both players and people. “Coaching is teaching,” Wulf said. “We’re fortunate that we get to teach young men a game, but in reality we’re teaching them life lessons through this game. Wins on Saturdays are important, but what’s most important is how well we help prepare these young men for their lives beyond Wilmington. That’s the scale that weighs our true level of success.“ A Cincinnati native, Wulf played football for and graduated from Anderson High School. He and his wife, Deirdre, reside in Wilmington with their son, Davis, and daughters, Breianna and Baylie. Head Coach Barry Wulf Barry Wulf begins his fifth season as head coach of the Quakers in 2009. In 2008, Wulf led Wilmington to its best record in seven years and was named the Ohio Athletic Conference Co-coach of the Year. “That was very humbling, but I give all of the credit to our coaching staff and our kids,” Wulf said. “When they found out, they were excited. Even though there’s one name on the award, it is still a team honor for the body of work that this entire football family had done. To be recognized as such by the OAC’s coaches says a lot, and we’re looking to build upon that. We were excited about the progress we made last year, but we also know that we left quite a few wins on the table that we intend to go get this year.” A four-year tight end and punter during his WC playing days, Wulf is very much at home on the Wilmington sideline. “Wilmington College is my home,” Wulf said. “I enjoyed Wilmington as a player and I enjoy it as a coach. There’s a lot of pride, a lot of tradition at Wilmington, and I’m blessed to be a part of it.” Wulf was an assistant coach on the Quakers’ staff for two seasons before accepting an assistant coaching position with Oklahoma State University. In Stillwater, he coached the offensive line that paved the way for the Cowboys’ trip to the Alamo Bowl in 1997. www2.wilmington.edu/athletics 7
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