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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Volleyball
Season Outlook....................................................................................................................4
Breakdown............................................................................................................................ 5
Team Roster.......................................................................................................................... 6
Schedule................................................................................................................................. 7
Player Profiles................................................................................................................ 10-11
Coach Profile....................................................................................................................... 12

Rodeo
Season Outlook.................................................................................................................. 14
Men’s Team Roster........................................................................................................... 15
Women’s Team Roster.................................................................................................... 16
Schedule................................................................................................................................17
Player Profiles.............................................................................................................. 20-22
Coaches’ Profiles................................................................................................................22

Men’s Basketball
Season Outlook..................................................................................................................26
Breakdown..........................................................................................................................27
Team Roster........................................................................................................................28
Schedule...............................................................................................................................29
Player Profiles...............................................................................................................32-33
Coaches’ Profiles................................................................................................................34

Women’s Basketball
Season Outlook..................................................................................................................36
Breakdown.......................................................................................................................... 37
Team Roster........................................................................................................................38
Schedule...............................................................................................................................39
Player Profiles.............................................................................................................. 42-43
Coaches’ Profiles............................................................................................................... 44

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 SHERIDAN LADY GENERALS
Volleyball
2 0 10 – 2 0 11 S e as o n O ut lo o k
Sheridan College Volleyball Team has high a significant amount of court time even starting at times
expectations for the 2010 Season. The Generals return throughout the season. Rebecca Nuniez, 5’3 Libero, from
seven players who will be an intricate part of the Honoka’a, Hawaii played in 67 games during the 2009
team’s success this year. The Generals will have seven Season. Nuniez will vie for time as a defensive specialist
new faces to complete the for her defensive and serve
General family. The squad’s receive skills. Gabrielle Kelly
goals include teamwork, will complete the returning
commitment, dedication, and class, 5’6 Libero/Setter, from
education. The Generals’ focus Gillette, WY who played in 36
is to bring the tradition and games during the 2009 Season.
success of Sheridan College Kelly’s contribution as a setter
Volleyball back to the dome. last season will focus more
The Generals return five defensively this year.
starters from the 2009 Season Seven new signees complete
including one All-Conference the General roster from
Selection and four individuals Wyoming, Montana, and
who were recognized on the Hawaii. Andrea Hespen, 6’2
national level. De-Ann Smith, middle/rightside hitter, from
5’11 middle blocker, from St. Gillette, Wyoming transfers
James, Barbados played in 85 from Northern University as
games during the 2009 Season. a Redshirt Freshman. Heather
Smith received WCCAC Kaikauana, 5’7 outside hitter/
Honorable Mention and defensive specialist, from Hilo,
finished 21st in the nation with Hawaii transfers from the
blocks. Smith averaged 1.129 University of Hilo. Wyoming
blocks per game last season. freshman include Kayla Ando,
Nikita Wickham, 6’1 middle blocker, from St. Thomas, 5’6 Setter, from Powell, Katy Siroky, 6’0 outside hitter,
Barbados played in 79 games during the 2009 Season. from Dayton, and Lacey Smith, 5’9 redshirt outside
Wickham finished 59th in the nation with blocks hitter, from Hulett. Kylinn Brendon, 6’0 middle/
averaging .886 blocks per game last season. Both Smith rightside hitter, from Billings and Reyna Acosta, 5’4
and Wickham’s contribution in the middle will be one Libero, from Pearl City, Hawaii will complete the
of the keys for success this year. Tajana Santiago, 5’7 freshman class this year.
setter, from Hauula, Hawaii played in 94 games during The SC Generals have spent a tremendous amount
the 2009 season. Santiago averaged 6.138 assists per game of time in the preseason on “family.” We believe that
finishing 50th in the nation with assists. Santiago will our team needs be a reflection of our own family values.
have high expectations as the Generals setter, as well as, We are “one” and our dedication/commitment will hold
an offensive threat on the front row. Abeje Carrington, the team accountable for our entire team’s success. Our
6’0 rightside hitter, from St. George, Barbados played in team has been active in the community volunteering at
48 games during the 2009 season. Carrington’s strength the Big West Arts Festival and Habitat for Humanity
is her intelligence blocking the opponent’s strongest during the preseason. Our team is an extremely tight
offensive threats. Candace Tufaga, 5’9 outside/rightside group and I hope that you will invest your time in our
hitter, from Kahuku, Hawaii played in 78 games finishing family. We look forward to seeing you in the Dome!
42nd in the nation with service aces averaging .449 per
game. The remaining two members of the SC Generals saw – Coach Jonea Rima

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Returning Starters_____________________________________5
Abeje Carrington Rightside 6’0 Barbados
Tajana Santiago Setter 5’6 Hauula, HI
De-Ann Smith Middle 6’0 Barbados
Candace Tufaga Outside/Rightside 5’9 Kahuku, HI
Nikita Wickham Middle 6’1 Barbados

Returning NON-Starters_______________________________ 2
Gabrielle Kelly Setter/L 5’7 Gillette, WY
Rebecca Nuniez DS/L 5’2 Honoka’a, HI

Newcomer’s __________________________________________7
Reyna Acosta DS/L 5’5 Pearl City, HI
Kayla Ando Setter 5’5 Powell, WY
Kylinn Brenden Middle/Rightside 6’0 Billings, MT
Andrea Hespen Middle/Rightside 6’1 Gillette, WY
Heather Kaikauana Outside 5’8 Hilo, HI
Katy Siroky Outside/Rightside 6’0 Dayton, WY
Lacey Smith Redshirt 5’8 Hulett, WY

Sophomores___________________________________________7
Abeje Carrington, Gabrielle Kelly, Rebecca Nuniez, Tajana Santiago, De-Ann Smith,
Candace Tufaga, Nikita Wickham

Freshmen_____________________________________________7
Reyna Acosta, Kayla Ando, Kylinn Brenden, Andrea Hespen, Heather Kaikauana,
Katy Siroky, Lacey Smith

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Volleyball

20 1 0– 2 0 11 R o s t e r
No. Name Year Ht. Position High School Hometown
1 Katy Siroky FR 6’0” OH/RS Tongue River HS Dayton, WY
2 Kayla Ando FR 5’6” S/DS Powell HS Powell, WY
3 Becca Nuniez SO 5’4” L/DS Honoka’a HS Honoka’a, HI
4 Reyna Acosta FR 5’4” DS Pearl City HS Pearl City, HI
5 Heather Kaikauana FR 5’7” OH Hilo HS Hilo, HI
6 Gabrielle Kelly SO 5’6” S/DS Campbell County HS Gillette, WY
7 Tajana Santiago SO 5’7” S Kahuku HS Hauula, HI
8 De-Ann Smith SO 5’11” M Alexandra School St. Michael, Barbados
10 Abeje Carrington SO 6’0” M/RS Springer Memorial St. George, Barbados
11 Candace Tufaga SO 5’8” OH Kahuku HS Kahuku, HI
12 Andrea Hespen RSFR 6’2” M/RS Campbell County HS Gillette, WY
13 Nikita Wickham SO 6’1” OH/M Combermere School St. Thomas, Barbados
14 Kylinn Brenden FR 6’0” M/RS Skyview HS Billings, MT
15 Lacey Smith RSFR 5’8” DS/OH Hulett HS Hulett, WY

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 SHERIDAN LADY GENERALS
Volleyball
2010–2011 Schedule
Date Opponent Time Location
Aug. 19 Rocky Mountain Scrimmage TBA Billings, MT
Aug. 27-28 Lamar Community College Tourney TBA Lamar, CO
Aug. 29 Otero Junior College 1:00 La Junta, WY
Sept. 3 Sheridan College Classic Sheridan, WY
vs. Williston State College 3:00
vs. Colorado Northwestern Community College 7:00
Sept. 4 Sheridan College Classic Sheridan, WY
vs. Johnson & Wales University 11:00 AM
vs. Dawson College 5:00
Sept. 7 Northwest College 7:00 Powell, WY
Sept. 10 Dawson Community College 7:00 Glendive, MT
Sept. 11 Williston State College TBA Williston, ND
Sept. 14 Casper College 7:00 Sheridan, WY
Sept. 16 Western Wyoming Community College 7:00 Sheridan, WY
Sept. 18 Johnson & Wales University TBA Denver, CO
Sept. 23-25 WYO-BRASKA Shoot-out TBA Rangely, CO
Oct. 1 Eastern Wyoming College 7:00 Sheridan, WY
Oct. 2 Laramie County Community College 3:00 Sheridan, WY
Oct. 5 Casper College 7:00 Casper, WY
Oct. 8 Colorado Northwestern Community College 7:00 Rangely, CO
Oct. 9 Western Wyoming Community College 5:00 Riverton, WY
Oct. 12 Rocky Mountain College-JV 7:00 Billings, MT
Oct. 15 Northwest College 7:00 Sheridan, WY
Oct. 16 Central Wyoming College 7:00 Sheridan, WY
Oct. 19 Rocky Mountain College-JV 7:00 Sheridan, WY
Oct. 22 Laramie County Community College 7:00 Cheyenne, WY
Oct. 23 Eastern Wyoming College 3:00 Torrington, WY
Oct. 26 Dawson Community College 7:00 Sheridan, WY
Oct. 28 Central Wyoming College 7:00 Riverton, WY
Nov. 3-6 Region IX Tournament TBA Glendive, MT
Nov. 18-20 NJCAA National Tournament TBA West Plains, MO

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 Katy Siroky #1 Heather Kaikauana #5
Position: OH/RS Position: OH
Year in School: Freshman Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Dayton, WY Hometown: Hilo, HI
Favorites: Camping, 4-wheeling, Favorites: Animals, beach, sports,
spending time with friends, sports, friends, family, country
volleyball, mountains Quote: “Life is not measured by the
Nickname: Kate breaths you take, but by its breath
taking moments.” -Michael Vance
Quote: “Our greatest battle in life is
against ourselves.”

Kayla Ando #2 Gabrielle Kelly #6

Position: Setter Position: DS/Setter
Year in School: Freshman Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: Powell, WY Hometown: Gillette, WY
Favorites: Music, hanging out with Gabrielle played in 36 games last year,
friends, camping, anything involving averaging 1.47 digs per game and 2.83
adrenaline assists per game.
Nickname: Kay Favorites: Music, spaghetti, tubing,
Quote: “Failure happens all the time. It design, snowboarding, my little sister
happens every day in practice. What makes you better is how you Nickname: Gabby, Gobbi, Gabbs
react to it.” -Mia Hamm
Quote: “If you aren’t going all the way, why go at all?” -Joe
Namath

Rebecca Nuniez #3
Position: DS/L
Tajana Santiago #7
Year in School: Sophomore
Position: Setter
Hometown: Honoka’a, HI
Year in School: Sophomore
Rebecca played 67 games last year,
averaging 2.31 digs per game last year
Hometown: Hauula, HI
Tajana played in 94 games last year,
Favorites: God, nature, beach bum,
averaging 6.14 assists per game. Finished
finger painting, music, animals, colors,
50th in the nation with assists.
dressing up, rain or shine.
Favorites: Homestyle cooking, beach
Nickname: Becca Boo, Mighty Mouse
days with the family & friends, family
Quote: “Leave your ego at the door; don’t doubt yourself; and parties/get-togethers, hiking on a sunny
don’t deny what you’re meant to do.” day, cruising & talking story with friends
Nickname: Taj, Tajy
Quote: “Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead
Reyna Acosta #4 where there is no path and leave a trail.” -Harold R. McAlindon
Position: DS/L
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Pearl City, HI
Favorites: Music and “The HI Life”
Nickname: Rey
Quote: “I believe that everything
happens for a reason. People change
so that you can learn to let go, things
go wrong so that you appreciate them when they’re right, you
believe lies so you eventually learn to trust no one but yourself,
and sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall
together.” -Marilyn Monroe
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 De-Ann Smith #8
Position: MB
Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: St. Michael,
Barbados
De-Ann played in 85 games last year,
averaging 1.13 blocks per game. WCCAC
Honorable Mention Selection finishing
21st in the nation with blocks.
Favorites: Chocolate, music, cake, and good bajan cooking
Nickname: D
Quote: “To be a great champion you must first believe you are the
best, if not pretend you are.” -Muhammad Ali
Nikita Wickham #13
Position: MB
Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: St. Thomas
Barbados
Nikita played in 79 games last year,
averaging .886 Blocks per game,
finishing 59th in the nation with blocks.
Favorites: Chocolate, dressing up,
music, purple, having fun!
Nickname: Kita Bear
Quote: “I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life and
this is why I succeed.” -Michael Jordan

Abeje Carrington #10 Kylinn Brenden #14

Position: RS Position: MB/RS
Year in School: Sophomore Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: St. Michaels, Hometown: Billings, MT
Barbados Favorites: Country music, Live for
Abeje played in 48 games last year with a God, mom’s homemade mac & cheese,
hitting percentage of .245 for the year. family, “The Last Song”, “We Are
Marshall”, yellow
Favorites: Barbados cooking, macaroni
pie, Cheetos, cheesecake Nickname: Lucky, Ky
Nickname: BEGE Quote: “Challenges are what makes life interesting; overcoming
Quote: “We may encounter defeats but we must not be defeated.” them is what makes life meaningful.” -Joshua J. Marine
-Maya Angelou

Candace Tufaga #11 Lacey Smith #15

Position: RS Position: DS/OH
Year in School: Sophomore Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Kahuku, HI Hometown: Hulett, WY
Rebecca played 78 games last year, Favorites: Color lime green, pizza,
averaging .45 aces per game finishing 41st volleyball, basketball, fishing, camping,
in the nation with service aces. hiking, horseback riding
Favorites: Sandy beaches, local island Nickname: Splat
food, and good company
Quote: “When you cease to dream, you
Nickname: Candy cease life.” - Malcolm S. Forbes
Quote: “You never know how strong you are, until being strong is
your only choice.” -Anonymous

Andrea Hespen #12 Kylea Spiker

Position: MB/RS Manager
Year in School: Freshman Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Gillette, WY Hometown: Laramie, WY
Favorites: Ma’s homemade enchiladas,
riding horses, family, “other than
volleyball?”
Nickname: Drea, Dru Dru, Andy Sue
Quote: “God grant me the serenity to
accept things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can,
and the wisdom to know the difference.”
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 Jonea Rima
Head Coach
Jonea Rima starts her third
season as the Head Women’s
Volleyball Coach at Sheridan
College this Fall. Rima also
serves as the Director of the
Fitness Center and Adjunct
Professor in the Recreation,
Outdoor Education, Health
& Wellness Department at
SC. Under the guidance of Rima, one athlete has received
Academic All-American, six athletes received Academic
All-Region, six athletes received Academic All-Conference,
four athletes received WCCAC Conference Honors and
eight athletes finished nationally ranked in individual
statistics.
Rima was previously the Head Women’s Volleyball
Coach at Clarendon College, Director of Softball
Operations, Program Coordinator of Physical Education,
and Instructor in the Physical Education Department for
the past three seasons. While at Clarendon, the Bulldogs
were recognized at the national level through various
weekly polls throughout the last two seasons. Under the
guidance of Rima, ten athletes received WJCAC Conference
Recognition, four All Region Selections, one Region V All
Tournament Team, and 16 athletes have finished nationally
ranked in individual statistics.
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Rima also served as the Head Women’s Volleyball Coach,
Assistant Men’s Volleyball Coach, and USAV Tournament
Director/Coach for MOVAL Men’s Volleyball Club
Team at Missouri Valley College in Marshall, Missouri.
Missouri Valley College competed at the National Athletic
Intercollegiate Association (NAIA) and is a member of the
Heart of America Conference (HAAC). While at Valley, the
Volleyball Program was recognized as a consistent Region
V top ten team throughout the season. Under the guidance
of Coach Rima five athletes earned HAAC Conference
Recognition and two athletes earned MAMVIC Conference
Recognition. Rima also served as an instructor in the
Physical Education and Education Department at Missouri
Valley College.
Rima also has experience as an Assistant Volleyball Coach
at The University of Louisiana at Monroe for two years. The
Lady Indians competed in the Southland Conference as a
member of the NCAA Division I Volleyball Program.
As a player Rima spent four seasons at Hendrix College
in Conway, Arkansas competing in the Southern Collegiate
Athletic Conference where she played two sports. In
volleyball Rima finished among the leaders in blocks and
was part of a nationally ranked basketball team. She was also
actively involved as a coach in the Conway Volleyball Club
for three years. Rima received her Bachelor of Art Degree
with a K-12 teaching certificate in Physical Education from
Hendrix College in 2001. She received her Master of Science
Degree in Exercise Science from The University of Louisiana
at Monroe in 2002.
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 SHERIDAN GENERALS
Rodeo
2 0 10 – 2 0 11 S e as o n O ut lo o k
The 2010-2011 Sheridan High School Finals last year.
College Rodeo Team is This group of freshmen
looking strong for this year. has displayed all year long
There are eight returning their heart and desire to be
sophomores, and 19 in- successful in the classroom
coming freshman. and the arena. There are a
The team has a lot of couple of state champion
talent this year; many cowboys and cowgirls as well
returning sophomores have as many reserve and runner-up
been competing in rodeos champions. I feel that among
all summer. They are ready these freshmen are many who
to work hard both in the can and will qualify for the
classroom and in the arena. CNFR this year.
These eight sophomores Overall, the year looks to
have the talent to qualify for the CNFR, and with their be very promising with returning talent and the
freshman jitters out of the way they will be ready to new talent coming in, we are ready to work hard
go this year. and put the tradition of Sheridan College Rodeo
The incoming freshmen class has a lot of talent as back at the top.
well, with over half of them qualifying for the National – Coach Marc Gilkerson

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Rodeo

201 0– 2011 M e n ’ s R o s t e r
Name Year Hometown Events Worked
Cory Albright FR Pavillion, WY Bull Riding
Allen Auer SO Whitewood, SD Bull Riding, Team Roping, Tie Down Roping, Bareback Riding
Dusty Benoit FR Miles City, MT Bull Riding
Nathan Foulger SO Kinsey, MT Tie Down Roping, Team Roping
Ty Hiatt FR Wheatland, WY Saddle Bronc Riding, Team Roping
Sam Irwin SO Alexander, ND Team Roping
Taylor Kelly FR Sheridan, WY Saddle Bronc Riding, Team Roping
Blake Nelson SO Guernsey, WY Bareback Riding
Ethan Rodne SO Murdo, ND Team Roping
Zach Scofield FR Belle Fourche, SD Saddle Bronc Riding, Team Roping, Bull Riding
Shane Stevens FR Hawk Springs, WY Bareback Riding
Wacey Stuart SO Miles City, MT Tie Down Roping, Team Roping
Kacy Townsley FR Riverton, WY Bareback Riding, Bull Riding, Saddle Bronc Riding

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SHERIDAN LADY GENERALS
Rodeo

20 1 0– 201 1 Wo m e n ’ s R o s t e r
Name Year Hometown Events Worked
Sammi Berry SO Interior, SD Barrel Racing
Brittany Beyer FR Coaldale, Alberta Canada Barrel Racing
Randa DeCock SO Colstrip, MT Breakaway Roping, Barrel Racing
Kelsey Hanson SO Helena, MT Breakaway Roping, Team Roping, Goat Tying
Kelsey Hostutler FR Midland, SD Breakaway Roping, Barrel Racing
Logan Huebeck FR Taber, Alberta Canada Barrel Racing, Breakaway Roping
Chelsey Kelly FR Dupree, SD Breakaway Roping, Goat Tying
Bailey Lloyd FR Rimby, Alberta Canada Barrel Racing
Catie Lohse SO Buffalo, WY Breakaway Roping, Team Roping
DeDe O’Neal FR Busby, MT Breakaway Roping, Team Roping
Tomie Peterson FR Parade, SD Breakaway Roping, Barrel Racing
Mandy Smith SO Banner, WY Barrel Racing, Breakaway Roping
Chancey Stirling FR Huntley, MT Barrel Racing, Goat Tying

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 SHERIDAN GENERALS
Rodeo
2010–2011 Schedule
Date Location
Sept. 10-12 Chadron (Chadron, NE) - Dawes County Fairgrounds
Sept. 17-19 Central Wyoming (Riverton, WY) - Fremont Country Fairgrounds
Sept. 24-26 Sheridan (Sheridan, WY) - Sheridan County Fairgrounds
Oct. 1-3 Lamar (Lamar, CO)
Oct. 15-17 Laramie County Community College (Cheyenne, WY)

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Allen Auer
Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: Whitewood, SD
Major: Machine Tool
Technology
Events Worked: Bull Riding,
Team Roping, Tiedown Roping,
Bareback Riding
Cory Albright
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Pavillion, WY
Major: Construction
Technology
Events Worked: Bull Riding
Dusty Benoit
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Miles City, MT
Major: Welding Technology
Events Worked: Bull Riding
Sammi Berry
Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: Interior, SD
Major: Computer Information
Systems
Events Worked: Barrel Racing
Brittany Beyer
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Coaldale, Alberta,
Canada
Major: Business
Events Worked: Barrel Racing
Randa DeCock
Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: Colstrip, MT
Major: Nursing
Events Worked: Breakaway Roping,
Barrel Racing
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Nathan Foulger
Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: Kinsey, MT
Major: Engineering
Events Worked: Tie down Roping,
Team Roping
Kelsey Hanson
Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: Helena, MT
Major: Dental Hygiene
Events Worked: Breakaway Roping,
Team Roping, Goat Tying
Ty Hiatt
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Wheatland, WY
Major: Animal Science
Events Worked: Saddle Bronc Riding,
Team Roping
Kelsey Hostutler
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Midland, SD
Major: General Studies
Events Worked: Breakaway Roping,
Barrel Racing
Logan Huebeck
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Taber, Alberta,
Canada
Major: Dental Hygiene
Events Worked: Barrel Racing,
Breakaway Roping
Sam Irwin
Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: Alexander, ND
Major: Ag Business
Events Worked: Team Roping
 Chelsey Kelly
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Dupree, SD
Major: General Studies
Events Worked: Breakaway
roping, Goat tying
Taylor Kelly
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Sheridan, WY
Major: Ag Business
Events Worked: Saddle Bronc Riding,
Team Roping
Bailey Lloyd
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Rimbey, Alberta,
Canada
Major: Dental Hygiene
Events Worked: Barrel Racing
Catie Lohse
Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: Buffalo, WY
Major: General Studies
Events Worked: Breakaway Roping,
Team Roping
Blake Nelson
Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: Guernsey, WY
Major: General Studies
Events Worked: Bareback Riding
DeDe O’Neal
Year in School: Freshman
Photo Hometown: Busby, MT
Major: Medical Transcription
Not
Events Worked: Breakaway Roping,
Available Team Roping
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Tomie Peterson
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Parade, SD
Major: General Studies
Events Worked: Team
roping, Breakaway roping,
Barrel racing
Ethan Rodne
Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: Murdo, ND
Major: Diesel Technology
Events Worked: Team Roping
Zach Scofield
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Belle Fourche, SD
Major: Welding Technology
Events Worked: Saddle Bronc Riding,
Team Roping, Bull Riding
Mandy Smith
Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: Banner, WY
Major: Business
Events Worked: Barrel Racing,
Breakaway Roping
Shane Stevens
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Hawk Springs, WY
Major: Construction Technology
Events Worked: Bareback Riding
Chancey Stirling
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Huntley, MT
Major: Pre-Professional
Events Worked: Barrel Racing,
Goat Tying
 Wacey Stuart
Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: Miles City, MT
Major: Welding Technology
Events Worked: Tie Down Roping,
Team Roping
Marc Gilkerson
Head Coach
Marc Gilkerson
grew up and graduated
high school in Hobson,
Montana. Marc was
competitive in high
school sports such as
rodeo, football, track,
baseball and wrestling.
He learned at an early
age that hard work
and practice will pay
off in the end. This is the kind of philosophy Marc has used
his entire life and has resulted in his qualification to the
College National Finals Rodeo in Bareback Riding and
Lacey Hewitt
Assistant Coach
Lacey Hewitt was
raised in Newell,
South Dakota. She has
been competing in the
arena for as long as she
can remember. Lacey
competes in breakaway
roping, goat tying, and
team roping. She was
a four time qualifier to
the 4-H finals and High School finals in South Dakota in
goat tying and breakaway roping. Lacey also qualified for
the High School National Finals rodeo in goat tying and
breakaway roping, and has competed and qualified for
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Kacy Townsley
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Riverton, WY
Major: Construction Technology
Events Worked: Bareback Riding,
Bull Riding, Saddle Bronc Riding
Mountain States Circuit Finals in Bareback Riding. Marc
also was nominated to many different amateur association
finals as a Bullfighter, and he also competed at those finals
in Bareback Riding.
Marc trained working cow horses, reining horses,
cutting horses and a few team roping horses for a number
of years in Arizona. With hard work, dedication and love
of competition, Marc qualified for the AQHA world show
in the Amateur Working Cow Horse, he split 3rd and
4th that year and was the only finalist not having a horse
trainer riding his horse for him.
Marc came back to Wyoming, the state that he loves,
and is hard at work recruiting young men and women who
are dedicated to their education and the sport of rodeo.
He brings with him the desire to see the Sheridan College
Rodeo program be successful again.
the Northwest Ranch Cowboys Association in goat tying
where she won in 2008. Lacey is currently serving a two
year term as goat tying director for that association.
Lacey is majoring in Elementary Education at Sheridan
College and Chadron State University, with a minor in
Early Childhood. Lacey competed on the Sheridan College
Rodeo Team for four years and is very thankful to be able
to stay involved with the college and the rodeo atmosphere
by being the assistant coach. Lacey has recently received
her Coaching certificate through Sheridan College as well.
“I am excited to be the assistant rodeo coach because I
have always enjoyed working with students and love to
see people succeed. It has always been a dream of mine
to coach, and I am hoping to have a team at the CNFR in
June,” said coach Lacey Hewitt.
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 SHERIDAN GENERALS
2 0 10 – 2 0 11 S e as o n O ut lo o k
The 2010-11 Sheridan College Generals will look to
improve on the tradition that has become Generals
Basketball. Sheridan will only return four players from
a team that went 27-7 and made their
second straight Region IX Final Four
and was one win away from reaching
the national tournament in Hutchinson,
KS. Sheridan will rely heavily on
its sophomores for leadership and
experience as only three of the four
returners have game experience being
that one took a redshirt in 2009-2010.
Jarrell Crayton (6’7, PF, Bellevue, NE)
started all 34 games for the Generals and
was the team’s third leading scorer at 11
points per game and the team’s second
leading rebounder at six rebounds per
game. For his performance last year
Jarrell was named 1st Team All-Conference. Kendrick
Morse (5’7, PG, Richton Park, IL) started 33 of the 34
games he played in and was one of the best in the region
in assists per game averaging four per game. Kendrick also
posted a three to one assist to turnover ratio and averaged
eight points per game. Omar McDade (6’2, PG, Logan, UT)
played in 29 of the 34 games last season due to an injury
that kept him out of the first five games of the year. Omar
averaged six points a game and dished out an average of
2.5 assists per game. Rage Geringer (5’11, SG, Glendo, WY)
rounds out the list of returners for the Generals in 2010-
2011. Rage redshirted last year and will look to step in
and make an immediate impact on the program due to his
great work ethic and tremendous outside shooting ability.
The Generals will bring in eight new recruits this year
that will need to be ready to make an impact as soon as
they arrive on campus if the Generals have intentions
to compete for a Region IX championship. Inside the
Generals will rely on Lamont Prosser, a 6-8, 225-pound
center from Ft. Wayne, Indiana. Prosser averaged 16.8
points, 11.2 rebounds, and 2.3 blocks per game at Charis
Prep last season. The Generals will have great height
and versatility at the forward spots highlighted by five
incoming freshman. Jermaine Lippert, a 6’8, 230-pound
forward from Munich, Germany averaged 23 points, 11.5
rebounds, and 2.5 steals a game in route to leading his
team to a quarterfinal appearance in the post season.
Rolands Narkis, a 6’7, 210-pounder from Broceni, Latvia
averaged 15 points, 8.6 rebounds and 1.3 blocks per game.
In his post season he jumped those averages to 18 points,
6.3 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 3 blocks. Shelton Black
from Compton HS, Los Angeles, CA averaged ten points
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and ten rebounds per game as a senior. Wyoming’s own
Robert Heyer, a 6’5, 200 pound forward from Worland
averaged 21 points, 12 rebounds, three assists, and three
steals per game as a senior. Heyer is a
two time All-State selection. Khion
Sankey from Stockton, CA rounds out
this talented group of forwards that
can play on the perimeter and also
bang down low on the block. Sankey
averaged 14.6 points, eight rebounds,
2.8 steals and three assists in leading
his team to a 30-5 record, a Northern
California Championship and a second
place finish in all of California (CIF).
Sheridan College has brought in
some very talented guards from around
the world for this year as well. Matt
Glover, a 6-4, 190-pound guard from
Tustin, California, averaged 18.6 points, 6.1 assists and
7.5 rebounds while leading his team to a 20-7 record.
Glover was selected All-League First Team. As well as
All-Orange County Second Team and All-CIF Second
Team. Johannes Kriegereit, a 6-2, 175 pound point
guard from Bayern, Germany averaged 19.4 points per
game. Johannes has been selected one of the top 40
players in Germany and brings a wealth of experience
from international play. Malachi Roberts rounds out
the incoming freshman. This 6-5, 190 pound wing from
East Wenatchee, WA led his league in scoring at 24.6
points per game. Along with that, Roberts averaged 7.8
rebounds, five blocks, three assists, and three steals a
game on his way to becoming 1st team All-Conference.
The 2009-10 Sheridan College Generals compiled a
record of 27-7. Last year’s Generals advanced to the
championship game Region IX Tournament. For their
efforts many Sheridan College Athletes were honored
with awards. JR Cadot was named Third Team All-
American, First Team All-Region, and First Team All-
Conference. Antoine Proctor was named First Team
All-Region. Jarrell Crayton was named First Team
All-Conference, and Idris Lasisi was named to the All-
Defensive First Team for Region IX.
Five players from last year’s squad moved on to play
at the next level including: JR Cadot (Texas Christian
University, TCU), Antoine Proctor (Sacramento State
University), Idris Lasisi (University of Montana), Steven
Ivory Jr. (Texas A & M International), Bryen Pyles
(Mayville State University), and Charlton Wilson (East
Central University).
– Coach Steve Smiley
Returning Starters_____________________________________2
Kendrick Morse---------------------------------------------------G 5’7 Richton Park, IL
Jarrell Crayton------------------------------------------------------F 6’7 Bellevue, NE

Returning NON-Starters_______________________________ 2
Omar McDade-----------------------------------------------------G 6’2 Logan, UT
Rage Geringer----------------------------------------------------G 5’11 Glendo, WY

Newcomer’s __________________________________________9
Shelton Black-----------------------------------------------------C 6’7 Los Angeles, CA
Matt Glover-------------------------------------------------------G 6’4 Tustin, CA
Robert Heyer------------------------------------------------------F 6’5 Worland, WY
Johannes Kriegereit----------------------------------------------G 6’2 Bayern, Germany
Jermaine Lippert--------------------------------------------------F 6’8 Munich, Germany
Rolands Narkis----------------------------------------------------F 6’7 Broceni, Latvia
Lamont Prosser----------------------------------------------------C 6’8 Ft. Wayne, IN
Malachi Roberts----------------------------------------------G 6’4 East Wenatchee, WA
Khion Sankey------------------------------------------------------F 6’5 Stockton, CA

Sophomores___________________________________________4
Kendrick Morse, Jarrell Crayton, Omar McDade, Rage Geringer.

Freshmen_____________________________________________9
Shelton Black, Matt Glover, Robert Heyer, Johannes Kriegereit, Jermaine Lippert,
Rolands Narkis, Lamont Prosser, Malachi Roberts, Khion Sankey

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201 0– 2 0 11 R o s t e r
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown High School
0 Khion Sankey F 6’5” 210 FR Stockton, CA Newark-Memorial HS
1 Omar McDade G 6’2” 205 SO Logan, UT Logan HS
2 Kendrick Morse G 5’7” 170 SO Richton, IL Rich South HS
3 Malachi Roberts G 6’4” 185 FR Wenatchee, WA Eastmont HS
4 Shelton Black C 6’7” 180 FR Los Angeles, CA Compton HS
5 Matt Glover G 6’4” 190 FR Orange, CA Tustin HS
14 Rage Geringer G 5’11” 165 FR Glendo, WY Guernsey-Sunrise HS
22 Jermaine Lippert F 6’8” 230 FR Munich, Germany Fc Bayern Muenchen
23 Rolands Narkis F 6’7” 210 FR Broceni, Latvia Team Liepaja
32 Johannes Kriegereit G 6’2” 175 FR Bayern, Germany MTSV Schwabing
33 Jarrell Crayton F 6’7” 200 SO Bellevue, NE Bellevue East HS
34 Robert Heyer F 6’5” 200 FR Worland, WY Worland HS
44 Lamont Prosser C 6’7” 240 FR Ft. Wayne, IN Charis Prep

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2 010 – 2 0 11 S c hedule
Date Opponent Time Location
Oct. 17 Black Hills State University Jamboree TBA Spearfish, SD
Oct. 22 Casper College Jamboree TBA Casper, WY
Oct. 23 Casper College Jamboree TBA Casper, WY
Oct. 31 Blue Angels (Exhibition) TBA Sheridan, WY
Nov. 9 Little Big Horn College 7:00 Crow Agency, MT
Nov. 12 Best Western Tip-off Tourney 5:30, 7:30 Sheridan, WY
Nov. 13 Best Western Tip-off Tourney 3:00, 5:00 Sheridan, WY
Nov. 19 Northwest College Tourney 5:30 Powell, WY
Nov. 20 Northwest College Tourney 3:30 Powell, WY
Nov. 26 Lions Club Tourney 3:00, 7:00 Sheridan, WY
Nov. 27 Lions Club Tourney 3:00, 7:00 Sheridan, WY
Nov. 30 Western Nebraska Community College 7:00 Scottsbluff, NE
Dec. 3 Holiday Inn Tourney 5:30, 7:30 Sheridan, WY
Dec. 4 Holiday Inn Tourney 3:00, 5:00 Sheridan, WY
Dec. 10 Casper College 7:30 Sheridan, WY
Dec. 11 Gillette College 7:30 Sheridan, WY
Jan. 7 Central Wyoming College 7:30 Sheridan, WY
Jan. 8 Western Wyoming College 5:00 Sheridan, WY
Jan. 12 Otero Junior College 5:00 La Junta, CO
Jan. 14 Laramie County Community College 7:00 Cheyenne, WY
Jan. 15 Eastern Wyoming College 5:00 Torrington, WY
Jan. 18 Northwest College 7:30 Sheridan, WY
Jan. 21 Miles City Community College 7:30 Sheridan, WY
Jan. 22 Dawson Community College 7:30 Sheridan, WY
Jan. 28 Western Wyoming College 7:30 Rock Springs, WY
Jan. 29 Central Wyoming College 5:00 Riverton, WY
Feb. 5 Little Big Horn College 7:30 Sheridan, WY
Feb. 9 Miles City Community College 7:30 Miles City, MT
Feb. 13 Dawson Community College 3:30 Dawson, MT
Feb. 18 Gillette College 7:30 Gillette, WY
Feb. 19 Casper College 5:00 Casper, WY
Feb. 22 Northwest College 7:30 Powell, WY
Feb. 25 Eastern Wyoming College 7:30 Sheridan, WY
Feb. 26 Laramie County Community College 5:00 Sheridan, WY
Mar. 5-9 Region 9 Tourney TBA East Region Host
National Tournament TBA Hutchinson, KS

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 Khion Sankey #0
Position: F
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Stockton, CA
Favorites: Fresh Prince, Martin, Kings, Pizza, Lil
Wayne, Wale
Nickname: Big Baby Davis
High School As one of the best players on his team, Khion
averaged 14.3 points, 8 rebounds, 2.8 steals, and 2.8 assists per game in leading his
team to a 30-5 finish, a Northern California Championship, and a second place
finish in the entire state (CIF).in his final year. In his senior season Sankey led
his team in points, rebounds, steals, and free throws made. He was also second in
assists and three point field goal percentage. Khion has been named First Team All-
Northern California, ESPN RISE CalHiSports.com Boys State Athlete of the Week,
All-Bay Area Team-Division 1, All-East Bay Basketball First Team, 2009 MaxPreps
All-Tournament Team-National Division, San Francisco Chronicle’s All Metro 2nd-
Team, and Top 125 Easy Bay Prep Athletes of the Year of 2010.
Kendrick Morse #2
Position: G
Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: Richton, IL
Favorites: Fresh Prince, Cleveland Caveliers, Lil
Wayne, Gucci Mane
Nickname: Special K
2009-2010: Kendrick played in all 34 games for the
Generals as a freshman starting in 33 of those games. As the starting point guard
Morse dished out 4.2 assists per game which led the team and was ranked top 5
in Region IX. Eight times throughout the year Kendrick finished games with six
or more assists having a career high 10 assists vs. Lake Region State. Kendrick also
averaged 8.5 points and 2.1 rebounds per game. Kendrick poured in 20 points vs.
Montana Western which is his career high. Morse shot 45% from three point range,
44% from the field and 71% from the free throw line.
High School: Morse was a 4-yr starter at Rich South High School, where he had a
highly decorated career. As a senior, Kendrick averaged 22 points, 5 assists, and 2
steals per game while leading his team to a 19-8 record before eventually losing in
the Regional Championship. Kendrick was named to the All-State, All-Area, and
All-Conference teams during his senior year, and he played in the City vs. Suburbs
All-Star game and the Legends All-Star game. Kendrick was also rated as one of
the top point guards in the state of Illinois by numerous media outlets, including
Chicagohoops.com, Illinoishsbasketball.com, and others.
Shelton Black #4
Position: C
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA
Favorites: NBA TV, Grizzlies, BBQ, Drake
Nickname: KD
High School: Before coming to Sheridan College,
Shelton went to Compton High School in Compton,
CA where he averaged a double-double, 10 points and 10 rebounds a game.
He played for Coach Tony Thomas, who produced McDonalds All-American
Demar Derozan two years earlier. Shelton’s senior season Compton High went
21-14 overall and were ranked 28th in the state of California. Black’s team
went to the California state semifinals and lost to the eventual champions
Lincoln, 52-60. Shelton will add size in the post and has tremendous basketball
potential. Coach Steve Smiley says of Shelton, “he is one of the longest players I
have coached and I am excited to see how he will improve here at Sheridan”.
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Omar McDade #1
Position: G
Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: Logan, UT
Favorites: Fresh Prince, LA Lakers, Mexican food,
Trey Songz
Nickname: O
Quote: “Fall down 7 times, get up 8.”
2009-2010: Omar played in 29 games for the Generals last year, starting 1, and
having to sit out the first five games of the season due to injury. Omar averaged 6.5
points, 3 assists, and 2.5 rebounds playing 18 minutes a game. McDade shot 40%
from three point range and 70% from the free throw line. In four games last season
Omar made four or more three point baskets. Omar had a season high of 19 points
vs. Western Wyoming and also pumped in 18 points off the bench in the North
Sub-Region Championship game vs. Northwest College.
High School: Omar averaged 16.5 points, 5 assists, 4.2 rebounds, and 2.5 steals a
game in route to leading his team to a runner up finish in the Utah state 3A playoffs.
Some of Omar’s accomplishments include: McDonalds All-American Nominee,
Herald Journal All -Valley Player of the Year (2009), All Region 1st team (region
11, Utah), All State 1st Team - Deseret News, All State 1st team - Salt Lake Tribune
Utah 3A All Tournament 1st team. Logan High School record holder in: Assists in a
season, assists in a career, and Omar is currently the 6th all-time leading scorer in
school history.
Malachi Roberts #3
Position: G
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Wenatchee, WA
Favorites: Tyler Perry’s “House of Payne”, Miami
Heat, Seafood, Drake
Nickname: Chi
High School: Hailing from Washington, Malachi
Roberts was one of the most highly touted seniors in his area for the year of 2010.
Roberts, a 6-5, 190 pound wing from Eastmont High School in East Wenatchee,
WA led his league in scoring at 24.6 points per game. Along with that Roberts
averaged 7.8 rebounds, 5 blocks, 3 assists, and 3 steals a game on his way to
becoming 1st team All-Conference. Malachi finished his senior season a top 3
statistical categories on Eastmont’s all time leaders list as well as finishing in the
top ten of 16 of the 23 records on file. Roberts was a three year starter in basketball
and football at Eastmont High. He was the Big Nine Conference Athlete of the Year
and holds a 3.6 GPA.
Matt Glover #5
Position: G
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Orange, CA
Favorites: Sports Center, Miami Heat, Pizza,
Drake
Nickname: Jumbo
High School: Matt played his high school basketball at
Tustin in Orange, California where he averaged 19 points 2 assists and 3 rebounds
per game as a senior in 2010. Glover, a 6-4, 190-pound guard lead his team to a
20-7 record in his final year. Glover was selected All-League First Team as well as,
All-Orange County Second Team and All-CIF Second Team. Matt scored over 20
points in 14 games this year including a triple double performance vs. University
High School where he dropped 40 points, pulled down 13 rebounds, and dished out
11 assists.
 Rage Geringer #14
Position: G
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Glendo, WY
Favorites: Reaper, House, LA Lakers,
Pop-tarts, Linkin Park
Nickname: Rage Against the Machine
2009-2010: Took a redshirt year.
High School: Rage played his high school basketball at Guernsey-
Sunrise where he averaged 27 points and 4.3 steals per game as a senior
in 2009. Rage was the leading scorer in the state of Wyoming. For his
career Rage scored over 1600 points. Geringer has received All-state
honors in basketball, football, and track, along with having a 4.0 GPA.
Geringer is great at using his intelligence and knowledge of the game
to his benefit, and he will add the outside threat that a lot teams in
junior college lack.
Rolands Narkis #23
Position: F
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Broceni, Latvia
Favorites: Sports Center, Orlando
Magic, Chicken and Vegetables,
Method Man, Guru
Nickname: Rol
Before Sheridan: Narkis, a 6-7, 210-pound forward from Latvia played
for Team Liepaja. For the 2009-2010 season Narkis averaged 15 points
per game, 8.6 rebounds, and 1.3 blocks while leading his team to an
18-6 season. In the playoffs Narkis took his game to the next level
averaging 18.3 points, 6.3 rebounds, 4.3 assists, and 3 blocks per game.
Rolands has scored over 30 points four times throughout the year
with his best performance coming vs. Jugla when he had 35 points,
14 rebounds, 4 assists, and two steals. In 2009-2008 playing for Team
Liepaja Rolands averaged 13.2 points, 4.9 rebounds, 1.6 assists, and 1.2
steals per game.
Jarrell Crayton #33
Position: F
Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: Bellevue, NE
Favorites: House, NCIS, Cleveland
Cavaliers, Chinese food, Michael Buble
Nickname: Rell
2009-2010: Jarrell played in every game as
a freshman for the Generals last year, starting in all 34 games. Jarrell
averaged 11 points a game, which was third best on the team. He also
pulled down 7 rebounds a game, which ranked him second on the
team. Jarrell shot 57% from the field as a freshman and led the team in
that category. For his efforts he was awarded 1st Team All-Conference.
Jarrell had a career high of 25 points vs. Central Wyoming and nearly
matched that with a 24 point effort vs. Casper College. Crayton hit
double figures 22 times as a freshman and had 7 or more rebounds in
23 games last season.
High School: Jarrell was one of the most highly touted recruits in the
state of Nebraska. Throughout the year Crayton received offers from
Creighton, Colorado State, and the University of Nebraska. Jarrell
started out the 2008-09 season with a bang scoring 51 points in his
first game; it was the first 50 plus point game in three decades in
Nebraska. As a junior Crayton averaged 18 points and 10.5 rebounds
per game and was named First Team All-State (he was the only
junior to receive that award), while leading his team to the State
Championship game. Jarrell’s senior year he led Class A in scoring at
19.8 points per game; he also pulled down 10 rebounds per game, and
was again named First Team All-State.
Jermaine Lippert #22
Position: F
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Munich, Germany
Favorites: Fresh Prince, Two and a Half Men, Miami Heat,
Chinese, Jay-Z
Nickname: Big Germ
Before Sheridan: Lippert, a 6-8, 230 pound forward from Munich,
Germany will have an immediate impact on the Sheridan College program. In 2008-09 Jermaine
played for Fc Bayern Muenchen where he averaged 23 points, 11.5 rebounds, and 2.5 steals per game
in leading them to a quarterfinals appearance in their post-season play. Last year Jermaine played
with MTSV Schwabing where he continued to put up great numbers averaging 31 points, 11 rebounds,
and 2.3 steals per game. His points per game along with rebounds per game where ranked first on the
team in those categories. Upon completion of his time at Sheridan College, Jermaine will continue
to play collegiately in the United States, as he is already verbally committed to NCAA Division 1,
Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana.
Johannes Kriegereit #32
Position: G
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Bayern, Germany
Favorites: What’s Up Dad, Two and a Half Men, Thunder,
Chinese, 2 Pac, Drake
Nickname: JoJo
Before Sheridan: Kriegereit, a 6-2, 175 pound point guard from Bayern,
Germany played with Erding Baskets/MTSV Schwabing averaging 19.4 points per game. Johannes has
been selected one of the top 40 players in Germany with a year of birth in 1990. He has also won two
Bavarian League Championships throughout his career. After attending Sheridan College, Johannes
will continue to play in America, as he is already verbally committed to play at NCAA Division 1,
Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana.
Robert Heyer #34
Position: F
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Worland, WY
Favorites: Sports Center, LA Lakers, BLT, Lil Wayne
Nickname: Rob
High School: Robert, a 6-5, 200-pound forward, played his high school
basketball at Worland High School in Worland, WY. Heyer was named
the 3A Player of the Year in 2010. Heyer averaged 21 points, 12 rebounds, 3 assists, and 3 steals while
shooting 68% from the field as a senior. Heyer is a 2-time All-State selection, and a 2-time All-
Conference selection. Heyer finished his career at Worland High School with 1339 points and 860
rebounds. Heyer also participated in Track and field and was a highly touted football player in the
state of Wyoming.
Lamont Prosser #44
Position: C
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Ft. Wayne, IN
Favorites: Family Guy, Denver Nuggets, Pork Chops and Fried
Potatoes, Young Jeezy, Wiz
Nickname: LP
High School: Prosser, a 6-8, 225-pound center from South Side High
School in Ft. Wayne, Indiana, played last year at Charis Prep Academy in Wilson, North Carolina
under head coach Carlos Peralta. At Charis Prep Prosser averaged 16.8 points, 11.2 rebounds, and 2.3
blocks per game while leading his team to an appearance at the National Prep School Tournament
this year. Coach Peralta had this to say about Prosser “Lamont has been an outstanding member of
our school and of our team. In every respect, Lamont has exceed the standards that we set for our
student-athletes. He has done his part to put himself in a position to succeed. I am very excited to
see Lamont moving forward to continue his education and his basketball development at Sheridan
College under Coach Smiley. I am confident Lamont is going to the right place.”
At South Side High School Prosser averaged another double-double pouring in 18 points a game and
hauling down 11 rebounds a game.
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 Steve Smiley
Head Coach
Athletic Director
Steve just completed
his 2nd season
as head coach at
national junior college
powerhouse Sheridan
College. In the past
two seasons, the
Generals overall record
is 53-14, winning two North Sub-Region IX titles,
one Wyoming Conference Title, advancing twice
to the Region IX Final Four and appearing in one
championship game. The Generals also were the host
team for the Region IX Tournament for the 2009-10
season, and Steve was named North Sub-Region IX
Coach of the Year this past season. Over the past two
seasons, five Generals have signed to play at NCAA
Division One schools, and a total of ten players have
moved on to the four-year level to continue their
careers. Two of his players were named NJCAA All-
Americans (Moustapha Diarra – Honorable Mention,
and JR Cadot – 3rd-Team All-American), and four
have been named to the prestigious All-Region IX
Team (Moustapha Diarra, Scottie Payne, JR Cadot,
and Antoine Proctor).
Prior to Sheridan, Steve spent two seasons as an
assistant coach at his alma mater, Northern State
Ryan Davis
Head Assistant
Coach
Ryan is entering his
first year as the Assistant
Coach at Sheridan College.
Before Sheridan, Ryan was a
Manager for the University
of Kansas Men’s Basketball
team under Head Coach
Bill Self. While at Kansas, the Jayhawks won 5
Big 12 regular season conference championships,
four Big 12 tournament championships, a National
Championship in 2008 and went 175-27 in 5 years.
Ryan received his undergraduate degree in sports
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University (Aberdeen, SD) under the winningest
coach in NCAA History, Don Meyer. During his
time, the Wolves went 50-12. Prior to his return at
NSU, Steve was the head assistant coach at Black
Hills State University. During his first year, the
Yellow Jackets finished in 2nd place in the Dakota
Athletic Conference and lost in the conference
championship by one point. Steve finished his senior
season at Northern State University (Aberdeen, SD)
in the spring of 2004. Steve was a starter since his
sophomore season. During his career, Steve led the
Northern Sun league in assists for three consecutive
seasons. He finished second all-time at NSU in career
assists with 537, and was only the second player in
school history to surpass the 500-assist mark. Steve
was the starting point guard for NSU teams that won
the conference title during his sophomore and junior
seasons. As a senior, Steve won the NSIC Defensive
Player of the Year award, and the Wolves posted a
final record of 24-7, won the conference tournament
for the first time, and played in the NCAA D2 national
tournament. Steve was named to the All-Tournament
Team, and was also named as the NSIC Tournament
MVP. Prior to NSU, Steve played at Pomona High
School in Arvada, CO, becoming the first ever four-
year starter at PHS while leading the state of Colorado
in assists during his junior year, being named All-
State during his junior and senior season, and tying or
breaking ten school records, including career assists.
management with a business minor in the spring of
2010 at KU. Ryan is originally from Overland Park,
Kansas, located 25 minutes southwest of Kansas City
and went to Bishop Miege High School in Roleand
Park, KS.
Coach Smiley had this to say about Ryan: “We’re
extremely thrilled to get a young coach of Ryan’s
caliber. Ryan worked his way up the ladder at the
University of Kansas and held many responsibilities
during his time in Lawrence. He was highly
recommended by not only the staff at the University
of Kansas, but also from several other top-notch
programs across the nation. He is exactly what our
program needs to continue to move forward and
compete at the highest level in the NJCAA!”
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2 0 10 – 2 0 11 S e as o n O ut lo o k
The Lady Generals are coming off one of the best
seasons in the history of Sheridan College, winning
the National Junior College North Sub-Region IX and
making it to the quarterfinals of
the Region IX Tournament. Their
overall record was 20-12, making
their record 76-24 over the last
three years with a 76% winning
percentage, which is one of the
top percentages in the country.
The Lady Generals also finished
number one in the nation in free-
throw percentage at 74% and
number one in Region IX in field
goal percentage at 45%.
The Lady Generals not only
excelled on the court, but in the
classroom too, as they finished
number one in the nation
amongst community colleges
with a team grade point average
of 3.57. The team had a record number of Academic
All-American’s; Kendahl Avery, Pavlina Chudarkova,
Mandy Mullock, and Leann Tuschling (for the second
consecutive season).
This year’s team has just one starter back in Dawne
Degel from Sheridan, Montana, and will feature
many new faces. This year’s freshmen include Lauren
Hoffman (Custer, Montana),
Ruth O’Neal (Fort Washakie,
WY), Jordan Hirsig (Cheyenne,
WY), Kelli Cordell (Cheyenne,
WY), Blake Jacobs (Kamiah, ID),
Elina Eide (Latvia), Laura Pelse
(Latvia), Fallen Lewis (Dayton,
WY) and Karly Miller (Billings,
MT).
Expectations are high for the
Generals as they look to again
compete for the North Sub-
Region IX Title, the Wyoming
Conference Championship,
and a shot at the Region IX
Championship and a trip to the
National Tournament in Salina,
Kansas. The Lady Generals open
this season at home with the Holiday Inn Tournament
on November 5th and 6th, and they will host a total
of three tournaments and have a record number of 16
home games.
– Coach Frank McCarthy

672-9033
115 Coffeen Avenue
Sheridan, WY 82801

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Returning Starters_____________________________________1
Dawne Degel---------------------------------------------------G 5’10 Sheridan, MT

Newcomer’s __________________________________________9
Fallen Lewis------------------------------------------------------F 5’11 Dayton, WY
Blake Jacobs------------------------------------------------------G 5’5 Kamiah, ID
Jordan Hirsig--------------------------------------------------F 5’10 Cheyenne, WY
Lauren Hoffman----------------------------------------------------G 5’8 Custer, MT
Ruth O’Neal-------------------------------------------------F 5’9 Ft. Washakie, WY
Kelli Cordell----------------------------------------------------G 5’6 Cheyenne, WY
Elina Eida------------------------------------------------------------------F 6’1 Latvia
Laura Pelse-----------------------------------------------------------------F 6’3 Latvia
Karly Miller---------------------------------------------------------G 5’7 Billings,MT

Sophomores___________________________________________1
Dawne Degel

Freshmen_____________________________________________9
Lauren Hoffman, Ruth O’Neal, Jordan Hirsig, Kelli Cordell, Blake Jacobs, Elina Eida,
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201 0– 2 0 11 R o s t e r
No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown High School
5 Dawne Degel F 5’10” SO Sheridan, MT Twin Bridges HS
13 Lauren Hoffman G 5’8” FR Custer, MT Custer HS
20 Blake Jacobs G 5’5” FR Kamiah, ID Kamiah HS
23 Jordan Hirsig F 5’10” FR Cheyenne, WY Burns HS
24 Fallon Lewis F 5’11” FR Dayton, WY Tongue River HS
25 Karly Miller G 5’7” FR Billings, MT Skyview HS
30 Ruth O’Neal F 5’9” FR Fort Washakie, WY Lander Valley HS
31 Kelli Cordell G 5’6” FR Cheyenne, WY Cheyenne East HS
32 Elina Eida F 6’1” FR Riga City, Latvia Riga City #2
40 Brook Jacobs G 5’5” FR Kamiah, ID Kamiah HS
52 Laura Pelse F 6’3” FR Liepaja, Latvia Liepaja #5

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2 010 – 2 0 11 S c hedule
Date Opponent Time Location
Nov. 5 Holiday Inn Tournament 5:00, 7:00 Sheridan, WY
Nov. 6 Holiday Inn Tournament 1:00, 3:00 Sheridan, WY
Nov. 11-13 College of Southern Idaho Tournament TBA Twin Falls, ID
Nov. 17 North Idaho College 7:00 Sheridan, WY
Nov. 19 State Farm Tournament 5:00, 7:00 Sheridan, WY
Nov. 20 State Farm Tournament 1:00, 3:00 Sheridan, WY
Nov. 26 Lion’s Club Classic Tournament 1:00, 5:00 Sheridan, WY
Nov. 27 Lion’s Club Classic Tournament 1:00, 5:00 Sheridan, WY
Dec. 3-4 Air Force Classic TBA Colorado Springs, CO
Dec. 10 Casper College 5:30 Sheridan, WY
Dec. 11 Gillette College 5:30 Sheridan, WY
Jan. 7 Central Wyoming College 5:30 Sheridan, WY
Jan. 8 Western Wyoming College 3:00 Sheridan, WY
Jan. 11 Little Big Horn College 6:00 Crow Agency, MT
Jan. 15 Eastern Wyoming College 3:00 Torrington, WY
Jan. 18 Northwest College 5:30 Sheridan, WY
Jan. 21 Miles City Community College 5:30 Sheridan, WY
Jan. 22 Dawson Community College 5:30 Sheridan, WY
Jan. 28 Western Wyoming College 5:30 Rock Springs, WY
Jan. 29 Central Wyoming College 5:30 Riverton, WY
Feb. 5 Little Big Horn College 5:30 Sheridan, WY
Feb. 9 Miles City Community College 5:30 Miles City, MT
Feb. 13 Dawson Community College 1:30 Glendive, MT
Feb. 18 Gillette College 5:30 Gillette, WY
Feb. 19 Casper College 3:00 Casper, WY
Feb. 22 Northwest College 5:30 Powell, WY
Feb. 25 Eastern Wyoming College 5:30 Sheridan, WY
Mar. 3-8 South Sub Region TBA Central Winner
Mar. 16-20 NJCAA National Championship TBA Salina, KS
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 Dawne Degel #5
Position: G
Year in School: Sophomore
Hometown: Sheridan, MT
Favorites: Milk, Blue, Watermelon,
Remember the Titans, Hiking,
Running, Fishing, Swimming,
Horseback Riding
Nickname: D, Dawney
Quote: “What lies behind us and what
lies before us is nothing compared to what lies within us.”
Lauren Hoffman #13
Position: G
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Custer, MT
Favorites: Quesadillas, Country music,
Yellow, Basketball, Laughing
Quote: “Some people want it to
happen, some wish it would happen,
others make it happen.”
Blake Jacobs #20
Position: G
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Kamiah, ID
Favorites: Fishing, Country music,
Michael Jackson, Orange, Carmex,
Frosted Flakes
Nickname: Blakey J
Quote: “Obstacles don’t have to stop
you. If you run into a wall, don’t turn
around and give up. Figure out how to climb it, go through it, or
work around it.”
Jordan Hirsig #23
Position: F
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Cheyenne, WY
Favorites: The Office, Spending time
with friends, Basketball, Country
Music, North Carolina Tar Heels
Quote: “The dictionary is the only
place where success comes before hard
work. Hard work is the price we must
pay for success. You can only accomplish anything if you’re
willing to pay the price.”
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Fallon Lewis #24
Position: F
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Dayton, WY
Favorites: Dinner for Schmucks, Hot
Pockets, Playing sports, Listening to
music, Hanging with friends
Quote: “Continuous effort-not
strength or intelligence-is the key to
unlocking our potential.”
Karly Miller #25
Position: G
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Billings, MT
Favorites: Blue, Nike shoes, Jesus,
Painting, Crab legs, Dr. Pepper
Nickname: Kar
Quote: “Everything is possible to the
one who believes.”
Ruth O’Neal #30
Position: F
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Fort Washakie, WY
Favorites: Sleeping, Lady GaGa, Nicki
Minaj
Nickname: Ruthie
Quote: “Never give up, never
surrender. I’m a peacock, let me fly.”
Kelli Cordell #31
Position: G
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Cheyenne, WY
Favorites: Shoes, Ben & Jerry’s ice
cream, Nicki Minaj, Denver Nuggets,
Chips and Salsa
Nickname: Candy
Quote: “Basketball doesn’t build
character. It reveals it.”
Elina Eida #32 Laura Pelse #52
Position: F Position: F
Year in School: Freshman Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Riga City, Latvia Hometown: Liepaja, Latvia
Favorites: Sports, Movies, Hanging Favorites: Swimming, Sunbathing,
out with friends, Sunbathing, Walking by the sea
Swimming Quote: “Never lose your faith.”
Nickname: Eli E
Quote: “Try Harder.”

Brook Jacobs #40

Position: G
Year in School: Freshman
Hometown: Kamiah, ID
Favorites: Purple, Mustard,
Doing Hair, Mountain Dew
Nickname: Brookie
Quote: “Reach high for the stars lie
hidden in your soul. Dream deep, for
every dream precedes the goal.” 2009-10 Sheridan College Lady Generals
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 Frank
McCarthy
Head Coach
Head Coach Frank
McCarthy is beginning
his tenth season at
Sheridan College. The
Lady Generals are
coming off of another
outstanding season
winning the NJCAA
North Sub-Region IX
Title, making it to the
Region IX Tournament quarterfinals, and finishing with
a record of 20-12. The Lady Generals finished number one
in the nation in free-throw percentage at 74% and number
one in Region IX in field goal percentage at 45%. Not only
did the team excel on the court, but also in the classroom,
where they finished number one in the nation amongst
community colleges with a team GPA of 3.57. The team
had four Academic All-Americans; Kendahl Avery, Pavlina
Chudarkova, Mandy Mullock, and Leann Tushling.
The 2008-09 season still ranks as one of the best in the
history of Sheridan College, winning the NJCAA North
Sub-Region and the Region IX championship to advance
to the National Tournament in Salina, KS. The Generals
finished with an overall record of 29-7, and they are 76-
24 over the last three years for a 76% winning percentage,
which is one of the tops in Region IX. The Generals were
ranked as high as 13th in the nation, as they led the country
in free-throw percentage at 72.8% and 3-point percentage at
48%. Before his move to Sheridan College, McCarthy had an
extremely successful venture at Montana State University,
a Division I institution in Bozeman, MT. In his final year
at MSU Bozeman, Coach McCarthy’s team finished second
in the Big Sky Conference. The Bobcats gained their best
win-loss record in seven years, with an 18-9 standing. Prior
to his experience at Bozeman, Coach McCarthy served for
ten years as head coach for the Montana State University
– Billings Yellowjackets a division two school, where he
posted an incredible 190-90 record, becoming the all-time
winningest coach. Under Coach McCarthy’s direction the
Yellowjackets advanced to the NCAA Division II National
Championship in 1999, and a Pacific West Conference
crown. In 2009, that team was inducted into the Hall of
Fame at Montana State – Billings. His work was rewarded
as he was named the Pacific West Coach of the Year, the
Region VIII Coach of the Year, and was a finalist for National
Coach of the Year honors. Seven of Coach McCarthy’s
Yellowjackets were named All-Americans, while three were
honored with Pacific West Conference Players of the Year.
Frequently his teams were polled in the top twenty lists for
Division II institutions, while appearing in five consecutive
NCAA tournaments, and four straight Pacific West titles.
In 2004, he was inducted into the Montana State – Billings
Hall of Fame.
Community College basketball is nothing new to
McCarthy. Before taking the position at MSU – Billings,
McCarthy led the Eastern Wyoming Lady Lancers to a 19-
11 record, setting a new mark for school record victories.
His time at EWC earned him the honor of the Wyoming
Conference Coach of the Year. He was also named Wyoming
Conference Coach of the Year for the 1987-88, 2003-04,
2004-05, and 2007-08 seasons. Previous to his collegiate
endeavors, Coach McCarthy was named Wyoming High
School Coach of the Year four times, and the winningest
High School coach in Powell, Wyoming. He posted an
86-50 record, winning five regional championships and
four conference titles, and in his final year of high school
coaching, his team advanced to the state championship
game. McCarthy began his coaching career at the Sidney
Boy’s Club in Australia, returning to the U.S. to head both
the boy’s and girl’s basketball programs at St. Labre High
School in Ashland, MT.
Student athlete is the term used to describe Coach
McCarthy’s recruits and team members. While at MSU
Billings, the Yellowjackets were selected eighth overall for
WBCA Academic Honor Roll, and had a graduation rate
of 97.6%. In 1997-98 all five senior starters were named
First Team All-Academic. McCarthy earned his Bachelor
of Science degree in elementary education from Eastern
Montana College in 1979 and received a Master’s Degree in
Sports Science from the United States Sports Academy in
1988. During the off season Coach McCarthy serves as the
head coach for the Wyoming – Montana All Star Classic, a
series featuring the ten best players from each state. He has
compiled a 546-286 record in 32 years of coaching. Frank
and his wife, Amy, have 4 children, sons Jake, McKye, and
Luke, and daughter, Taylor.

Cameron Karajanis
Assistant Coach
Cameron Karajanis joins
the Lady Generals staff for the
second consecutive season and
is now the head assistant for
the women’s program. During
last year’s 20-12 season in
which the Lady Generals won
the North Sub-Region IX title, Cameron helped with the 44 basketball (his team won the state football title in 2005).
ladies strength & conditioning program, stats, and overall
management of the program. Cameron will enjoy a greater
capacity this season, as he helps out with recruiting,
scouting, practice planning, and many other roles. Cameron
is pursuing a career in physical therapy with a coaching
degree on the side.
Originally from Cheyenne, Wyoming, Cameron came
from a very athletic family. Cameron attended Cheyenne
Central High School where he played both football and
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