NJCAA Men's Basketball Coaches Association
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NJCAA Hall of Fame | Class of 2018
Jay Herkelman
Coffeyville Community College (KS)
With over two decades of unprecedented success, Jay Herkelman has been inducted into the NJCAA Hall of Fame. With a career winning percentage of .765, Herkelman has totaled 586 wins in his career to make him the all-time winningest coach in the Jayhawk Conference. Over the past 15 seasons, the Red Ravens have captured 12 Jayhawk East titles and have been ranked in every national poll in the 2017-18 season.
Herkelman's career has been displayed in the national spotlight on a consistent basis. His teams have reached the NJCAA national tournament eight times along with seven Region VI titles. For his efforts, Herkelman has been named the Region VI Coach of the Year five times, the Jayhawk East Coach of the Year 13 times, and the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association of the Year five times. 52 players have moved on to four-year programs under Herkelman's tutelage.
A native of Clinton, IA, Herkelman's collegiate playing career began at the NJCAA level where he was a two-year starter at Southeastern (IA) before moving on to the University of Dubuque. Herkelman's coaching career includes impressive stops at Dubuque, Fort Hays State, Eastern New Mexico University, and Northeastern Oklahoma A&M.
Herkelman and his wife Leslie have three daughters- Abbie, Emma, and Halle.
Coffeyville Community College (KS)
With over two decades of unprecedented success, Jay Herkelman has been inducted into the NJCAA Hall of Fame. With a career winning percentage of .765, Herkelman has totaled 586 wins in his career to make him the all-time winningest coach in the Jayhawk Conference. Over the past 15 seasons, the Red Ravens have captured 12 Jayhawk East titles and have been ranked in every national poll in the 2017-18 season.
Herkelman's career has been displayed in the national spotlight on a consistent basis. His teams have reached the NJCAA national tournament eight times along with seven Region VI titles. For his efforts, Herkelman has been named the Region VI Coach of the Year five times, the Jayhawk East Coach of the Year 13 times, and the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association of the Year five times. 52 players have moved on to four-year programs under Herkelman's tutelage.
A native of Clinton, IA, Herkelman's collegiate playing career began at the NJCAA level where he was a two-year starter at Southeastern (IA) before moving on to the University of Dubuque. Herkelman's coaching career includes impressive stops at Dubuque, Fort Hays State, Eastern New Mexico University, and Northeastern Oklahoma A&M.
Herkelman and his wife Leslie have three daughters- Abbie, Emma, and Halle.
Todd Franklin
Vincennes University (IN)
Entering his 21st season as a head coach at the collegiate level, Todd Franklin has been inducted into the 2018 NJCAA Hall of Fame as a member of the Trailblazers. The 2017-18 season marks the eighth at the helm of Vincennes, a span that includes five consecutive trips to the national tournament, only the second program in the history of the NJCAA to reach that feat.
Prior to the start of this season, Franklin has amassed 533 wins with a .800 winning percentage including a record of 204-36 at Vincennes. The Trailblazers reached the Elite 8 of the 2017 NJCAA tournament after winning the regular and postseason District 16 titles. During his time at Vincennes, over 100 student-athletes have received full scholarship offers to the four-year level. Franklin's coaching presence is in full swing in the 2017-18 season as Vincennes has jumped out to a 17-0 start and a current No. 2 national ranking in the DI poll.
Franklin's basketball coaching tenure includes stops at Southeastern Illinois, Missouri-Rolla, and Austin Peay. A former basketball player at Union College and Brescia College, Franklin holds a master's degree in physical education from Austin Peay and a bachelor's degree in history with a minor in athletic coaching from Western Kentucky.
Franklin and his wife Stephanie have two daughters- Madison and Mary.
Vincennes University (IN)
Entering his 21st season as a head coach at the collegiate level, Todd Franklin has been inducted into the 2018 NJCAA Hall of Fame as a member of the Trailblazers. The 2017-18 season marks the eighth at the helm of Vincennes, a span that includes five consecutive trips to the national tournament, only the second program in the history of the NJCAA to reach that feat.
Prior to the start of this season, Franklin has amassed 533 wins with a .800 winning percentage including a record of 204-36 at Vincennes. The Trailblazers reached the Elite 8 of the 2017 NJCAA tournament after winning the regular and postseason District 16 titles. During his time at Vincennes, over 100 student-athletes have received full scholarship offers to the four-year level. Franklin's coaching presence is in full swing in the 2017-18 season as Vincennes has jumped out to a 17-0 start and a current No. 2 national ranking in the DI poll.
Franklin's basketball coaching tenure includes stops at Southeastern Illinois, Missouri-Rolla, and Austin Peay. A former basketball player at Union College and Brescia College, Franklin holds a master's degree in physical education from Austin Peay and a bachelor's degree in history with a minor in athletic coaching from Western Kentucky.
Franklin and his wife Stephanie have two daughters- Madison and Mary.
Pete Mickeal
Indian Hills Community College (IA)
In an era of dominance for Indian Hills, Mickeal proved to be at the forefront of the Warriors' success. An all-region selection as a freshman, Mickeal upped his performance during his second season that culminated in the National Player of the Year award along with the National Tournament Most Valuable Player honor, the team's second consecutive national championship. During his tenure in Ottumwa, IA, Mickeal and the Warriors lost just one game and capped his career with a perfect 38-0 record.
A native of Rock Island, IL, Mickeal transferred to the University of Cincinnati where he earned first-team all-conference honors and honorable mention All-America accolades as a senior for the Bearcats. After a stellar collegiate career, Mickeal was selected by the Dallas Mavericks in the 2000 NBA draft. The NJCAA standout also spent time with the New York Knicks, Houston Rockets, and Orlando Magic. Mickeal's career spanned the globe with professional stops in Asia, Europe, and Latin America. Following his playing days, Mickeal served as a scout for the NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves.
Mickeal currently resides in Miami, FL.
Indian Hills Community College (IA)
In an era of dominance for Indian Hills, Mickeal proved to be at the forefront of the Warriors' success. An all-region selection as a freshman, Mickeal upped his performance during his second season that culminated in the National Player of the Year award along with the National Tournament Most Valuable Player honor, the team's second consecutive national championship. During his tenure in Ottumwa, IA, Mickeal and the Warriors lost just one game and capped his career with a perfect 38-0 record.
A native of Rock Island, IL, Mickeal transferred to the University of Cincinnati where he earned first-team all-conference honors and honorable mention All-America accolades as a senior for the Bearcats. After a stellar collegiate career, Mickeal was selected by the Dallas Mavericks in the 2000 NBA draft. The NJCAA standout also spent time with the New York Knicks, Houston Rockets, and Orlando Magic. Mickeal's career spanned the globe with professional stops in Asia, Europe, and Latin America. Following his playing days, Mickeal served as a scout for the NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves.
Mickeal currently resides in Miami, FL.
2018
Pete Mickeal - (Player) Indian Hills Community College (IA)
Jay Herkelman - (Coach) Coffeyville Community College (KS)
Todd Franklin - (Coach) Vincennes University (IN)
2017
Eddie Robinson - (Player) Brown Mackie College (KS) | Trinity Valley Community College (TX)
Craig Tucker - (Player) Coffeyville Community College (KS)
Michael Ingram - (Coach) Lansing Community College (MI)
Joe Kuhn - (Coach) Joliet Junior College (IL)
Robert 'Gus' Stevens - (Contributor) Vincennes University (IN)
2016
Alonzo Bradley - (Player) Hinds Community College (MS) (Formerly Utica Community College)
Dennis Gibson - (Coach) Garrett College (MD)
Bob Flickner - (Coach) Eastfield College (TX)
2015
Vinnie Johnson - (Player) McLennan Community College (TX)
Steve Green - (Coach) South Plains College (TX)
Audie Arnold - (Coach) Northeast Mississippi Community College (MS)
2014
Kevin Gamble - (Player) Lincoln College (IL)
Jeff Massey - (Player) Owens Community College (OH)
Bill Muse - (Coach) Connors State College (OK)
Richard Shilts - (Coach) Kalamazoo Valley Community College (MI)
2013
Rich Corsetto - (Coach) Passaic County Community College (NJ)
Dave Heiss - (Coach) Waubonsee Community College (IL)
Dennis Helms - (Coach) Odessa College (TX)
2012
Jim Boyce - (Player) Burlington Junior College (Burlington, IA)
Carl Landry - (Player) Vincennes University (Indiana)
Clarence Walker - (Player) Vincennes University (Indiana)
Gene Bahnsen - (Coach) Wharton County Junior College (Texas)
Buster Gilliss - (Coach) Bismarck State College (Bismarck, ND)
Kevin McCarthy - (Coach) SUNY Cobleskill (NY)
2011
Troy Arlis Ricks, Sr. - (Coach) Mississippi Delta Community College, Hinds Community College (Miss.) & Copiah-Lincoln Community College (Miss.)
Stephen Solomone - (Coach) Gloucester County College (NJ)
Allen Pickering - (Coach) Lincoln College (Lincoln, IL)
Dennis Pilcher - (Coach) Iowa Central Community College (Fort Dodge, IA)
McCoy McLemore - (Player) Moberly Junior College (MO)
2010
Ollie Mack - (Player) San Jacinto College (Texas)
Billy Kent Barton - (Coach) State Fair Community College (Missouri)
Jay Pivec - (Coach) Minneapolis Community & Technical College (Minnesota)
Jack Robertson - (Coach) Faulkner State Community College (Alabama)
Steve Schmidt - (Coach) Mott Community College (Flint, MI)
2009
William Finn - (Coach) Moraine Valley Community College (Palus Hills, IL)
Mike Leatherwood - (Coach) Indian River State College (Fort Pierce, FL)
Willie Murrell - (Player) - Eastern Oklahoma A & M College (Wilburton, OK)
Lewis Orr - (Coach) Lon Morris College (Jacksonville, TX) and Navarro College (Corsicana, TX)
2008
Ned Duncan - (Player) Kilgore College (Kilgore, TX)
Bill Carlyle - (Coach) Walters State Community College (Morristown, TN)
Francis Flax - (Coach) Brown Mackie College (Salina, KS)
Joe O'Brien - (Coach) Southeastern Community College (West Burlington, IA)
Paige Rowden - (Coach) Leicester Junior College (Worcester, MA)
2007
Scott Gernander - (Coach) San Jacinto College (Pasadena, TX)
Richard Park - (Player) Independence Junior College (Independence, KS)
Carroll Herman - (Coach) Illinois Central College (East Peoria, IL)
John Spezia - (Coach) Danville Area Community College (Danville, IL)
2006
Randall Albrecht - (Coach) St. Louis Community College-Meramec (St. Louis, MO)
Ron Brillhart - (Coach) Western Nebraska Community College (Scottsbluff, NE)
David Retzlaff - (Coach) Minnesota State Community & Technical College (Fergus Falls, MN)
Austin "Red" Robbins - (Player) Chipola Junior College; University of Tennessee; and ABA
2005
Fred Pohlman - (Coach) Penn Valley Community College (Kansas City, MO).
Steve Francis - (Player) San Jacinto Community College; Allegany Community College; University of Maryland; and NBA.
Phil George - (Coach) San Angelo Junior College; San Angelo State University.
Shawn Marion - (Player) Vincennes University; University of Nevada - Las Vegas; and NBA.
2004
Lionel Harris - (Player) Dixie College in St. George, Utah; Arizona State University; and NBA.
John Hurley - (Coach) Cincinnati State Community College.
Freddie Lewis - (Player) Eastern Arizona College in Thatcher, Arizona; Arizona State University; and NBA.
Verties Sails - (Coach) Southwest Tennessee Community College.
Bob Snellar - (Coach) Independence Community College in Independence, Kansas; Crowder College in Neosho, Missouri.
2003
Dave "Soupy" Campbell - (Coach) New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, New Mexico; College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls; and Western Nebraska Community College in Scottsbluff.
Don Klaas - (Coach) College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn, Illinois.
Lowell Roumph - (Coach) Northeastern Junior College in Sterling, Colorado.
2002
Charles Anderson - (Coach) Aquinas College; Nashville, Tennessee
Robert "Bob" Gilliland - (Contributor) National Tournament Committee for 52 years
Roy Hairston - (Player) Hutchinson Community College and Purdue University
Jay Harrington - (Coach-Contributor) Southwestern Illinois College; Belleville, Illinois
Gayle Kaundart - (Coach) Westark Community College; Fort Smith, Arkansas
2001
Enid Drake - (Coach) Louisburg College; Louisburg, North Carolina
Nate McMillan - (Player) Chowan College, NC State and Seattle Supersonics
Ken Rochlitz - (Coach/Contributor) Northwest College; Powell, Wyoming
Bob Tipson - (Coach) Champlain College; Burlington, Vermont
2000
Rickey Green - Vincennes University; Vincennes, Indiana
Archie Myers - Howard College; Big Spring, Texas
Virgil Motsinger - Southeastern Illinois College; Harrisburg, Illinois
Dan Sparks - Vincennes University; Vincennes, Indiana
1999
Dennis Perryman - Garden City CC; Garden City, Kansas
Gene Robbins - Murray State College; Tishomingo, Oklahoma
Jim Wyatt - Southeastern CC; West Burlington, Iowa
Bill Shay - CC of Allegheny county; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
1998
Artis Gilmore - Gardner-Webb JC; Boiling Springs, North Carolina
Jack Martiin - County College of Morris; Randolph, New Jersey
William Ben Rogers, Sr. - Middle Georgia College; Cochran, Georgia
James Allen Toupal - Trinidad State JC; Trinidad, Colorado
1997
Tom Bennett - Mesa Community College; Mesa, Arizona
Bob Kirk - Allegany Community College; Cumberland, Maryland
Cliff Meely - Northeastern Junior College; Sterling, Colorado
1996
Larry Dassie - Dodge City CC; Dodge City, Kansas
Jerry Kershaw - Hutchinson, Kansas
Leon Spencer - Trinity Valley CC; Athens, Texas
Fred Trenkle - College of Southern Idaho; Twin Falls, Idaho
1995
Walter Berry - San Jacinto College/Central; Pasadena, Texas
Vincent Cullen - CC of Rhode Island; Lincoln, Rhode Island
Dan Dotson - Hannibal LaGrange JC; Hannibal, Missouri
Bruce Hoffman - Sheridan College; Sheridan, Wyoming
Gerald Wilkins - Moberly Area Junior College; Moberly, Missouri
1994
Larry Johnson - Odessa College; Odessa, Texas
Mitch Richmond - Moberly Area Junior College; Moberly, Missouri
Ollie Taylor - San Jacinto College; Pasadena, Texas
Robert W. Weathers - Mississippi Gulf Coast CC; Perkinston, Mississippi
1993
Daron "Mookie" Blaylock - Midland College; Midland, Texas
Glen R. Clem - Walker College; Jasper, Alabama
Milton H. Johnson - Chipola Junior College; Marianna, Florida
Roland "Rolly" Williams - North Idaho College; Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
1992
Gene Bogash - Wilmington College; Wilmington, North Carolina
Dennis Lehnus - Kandakee CC; Kankakee, Illinois
Frank Streety - Broome CC; Binghampton, New York
Sam Williams - Burlington JC; Burlington, IA
1991
Sam Butterfield - Hutchinson CC; Hutchinson, Kansas
Jack Hartman - Coffeyville CC; Coffeyville, Kansas
Charlie Spoonhour - Moberly JC, Missouri - Southeastern CC, Iowa
Al Wagler - Hutchinson, Kansas
1990
Ronnie Arrow - San Jacinto College; Pasadena, Texas
Gene Keady - Garden City CC/Hutchinson CC; Hutchinson, Kansas
Adrian Smith - Northeast Mississippi CC; Booneville, Mississippi
Harrison Stepter - Moberly Area Junior College; Moberly, Missouri
1989
Gene Bess - Three Rivers Community College; Poplar Bluff, Missouri
Denver Brackeen - East Central Junior College; Decatur, Mississippi
Roy Edwards - Northeastern Junior College; Sterling, Colorado
Allen Holmes - Weber College; Ogden, Utah
Bruce Larson - Eastern Arizona College; Thatcher, Arizona
Reed Swenson - Weber College; Ogden, Utah
1988
Ralph Arietta - Westchester Community College; Valhalla, New York
Bob Burrow - Lon Morris College; Jacksonville, Texas
Boyd Grant - Snow College; Ephraim, Utah
George E. Killian - Erie County Tech Institute; Buffalo, New York
Paul Pressey - Western Texas College; Snyder, Texas
Harry Simmons - Pueblo Colorado Junior College; Pueblo, Colorado
1987
Bill Alheim - Miami Dade CC/North; Miami, Florida
Darrell Floyd - Wingate, North Carolina
Dick Garmaker - Hibbing CC; Hibbing, Minnesota
V. C. "Bud" Obee - Hutchinson, Kansas
Robert Sechrest - Mineral Area College; Flat River, Missouri
Joe Turner - Kilgore JC; Kilgore, Texas
1986
Ed Badger - Wilbur Wright JC; Chicago, Illinois
Allen Bradfield - Vincennes University; Vincennes, Indiana
Fred Brown - Southeastern JC; Burlington, Iowa
Tom Henderson - San Jacinto College; Pasadena, Texas
Howie Landa - Mercer County CC; Trenton, New Jersey
Charles Sesher - Hutchinson CC; Hutchinson, Kansas
1985
Jim Carey - Garden City CC; Kansas
Oscar "Swede" Erickson - Casper College; Casper, Wyoming
Lowell "Cotton" Fitzsimmons - Moberly Area JC; Moberly, Missouri
Spencer Haywood - Trinidad JC; Trinidad, Colorado
Guy E. "Tim" Holt - Hutchinson, Kansas
Ray Schumann - Hannibal LaGrange JC; Hannibal, Missouri
1984
Richard E. Baldwin - Broome CC; New York
Maurice John - Moberly JC; Moberly, Missouri
Robert McAdoo - Vincennes University; Vincennes, Indiana
Floyd Wagstaff - Tyler JC; Tyler, Texas
A. A. "Pop" Willis - Joliet JC; Illinois
Pete Mickeal - (Player) Indian Hills Community College (IA)
Jay Herkelman - (Coach) Coffeyville Community College (KS)
Todd Franklin - (Coach) Vincennes University (IN)
2017
Eddie Robinson - (Player) Brown Mackie College (KS) | Trinity Valley Community College (TX)
Craig Tucker - (Player) Coffeyville Community College (KS)
Michael Ingram - (Coach) Lansing Community College (MI)
Joe Kuhn - (Coach) Joliet Junior College (IL)
Robert 'Gus' Stevens - (Contributor) Vincennes University (IN)
2016
Alonzo Bradley - (Player) Hinds Community College (MS) (Formerly Utica Community College)
Dennis Gibson - (Coach) Garrett College (MD)
Bob Flickner - (Coach) Eastfield College (TX)
2015
Vinnie Johnson - (Player) McLennan Community College (TX)
Steve Green - (Coach) South Plains College (TX)
Audie Arnold - (Coach) Northeast Mississippi Community College (MS)
2014
Kevin Gamble - (Player) Lincoln College (IL)
Jeff Massey - (Player) Owens Community College (OH)
Bill Muse - (Coach) Connors State College (OK)
Richard Shilts - (Coach) Kalamazoo Valley Community College (MI)
2013
Rich Corsetto - (Coach) Passaic County Community College (NJ)
Dave Heiss - (Coach) Waubonsee Community College (IL)
Dennis Helms - (Coach) Odessa College (TX)
2012
Jim Boyce - (Player) Burlington Junior College (Burlington, IA)
Carl Landry - (Player) Vincennes University (Indiana)
Clarence Walker - (Player) Vincennes University (Indiana)
Gene Bahnsen - (Coach) Wharton County Junior College (Texas)
Buster Gilliss - (Coach) Bismarck State College (Bismarck, ND)
Kevin McCarthy - (Coach) SUNY Cobleskill (NY)
2011
Troy Arlis Ricks, Sr. - (Coach) Mississippi Delta Community College, Hinds Community College (Miss.) & Copiah-Lincoln Community College (Miss.)
Stephen Solomone - (Coach) Gloucester County College (NJ)
Allen Pickering - (Coach) Lincoln College (Lincoln, IL)
Dennis Pilcher - (Coach) Iowa Central Community College (Fort Dodge, IA)
McCoy McLemore - (Player) Moberly Junior College (MO)
2010
Ollie Mack - (Player) San Jacinto College (Texas)
Billy Kent Barton - (Coach) State Fair Community College (Missouri)
Jay Pivec - (Coach) Minneapolis Community & Technical College (Minnesota)
Jack Robertson - (Coach) Faulkner State Community College (Alabama)
Steve Schmidt - (Coach) Mott Community College (Flint, MI)
2009
William Finn - (Coach) Moraine Valley Community College (Palus Hills, IL)
Mike Leatherwood - (Coach) Indian River State College (Fort Pierce, FL)
Willie Murrell - (Player) - Eastern Oklahoma A & M College (Wilburton, OK)
Lewis Orr - (Coach) Lon Morris College (Jacksonville, TX) and Navarro College (Corsicana, TX)
2008
Ned Duncan - (Player) Kilgore College (Kilgore, TX)
Bill Carlyle - (Coach) Walters State Community College (Morristown, TN)
Francis Flax - (Coach) Brown Mackie College (Salina, KS)
Joe O'Brien - (Coach) Southeastern Community College (West Burlington, IA)
Paige Rowden - (Coach) Leicester Junior College (Worcester, MA)
2007
Scott Gernander - (Coach) San Jacinto College (Pasadena, TX)
Richard Park - (Player) Independence Junior College (Independence, KS)
Carroll Herman - (Coach) Illinois Central College (East Peoria, IL)
John Spezia - (Coach) Danville Area Community College (Danville, IL)
2006
Randall Albrecht - (Coach) St. Louis Community College-Meramec (St. Louis, MO)
Ron Brillhart - (Coach) Western Nebraska Community College (Scottsbluff, NE)
David Retzlaff - (Coach) Minnesota State Community & Technical College (Fergus Falls, MN)
Austin "Red" Robbins - (Player) Chipola Junior College; University of Tennessee; and ABA
2005
Fred Pohlman - (Coach) Penn Valley Community College (Kansas City, MO).
Steve Francis - (Player) San Jacinto Community College; Allegany Community College; University of Maryland; and NBA.
Phil George - (Coach) San Angelo Junior College; San Angelo State University.
Shawn Marion - (Player) Vincennes University; University of Nevada - Las Vegas; and NBA.
2004
Lionel Harris - (Player) Dixie College in St. George, Utah; Arizona State University; and NBA.
John Hurley - (Coach) Cincinnati State Community College.
Freddie Lewis - (Player) Eastern Arizona College in Thatcher, Arizona; Arizona State University; and NBA.
Verties Sails - (Coach) Southwest Tennessee Community College.
Bob Snellar - (Coach) Independence Community College in Independence, Kansas; Crowder College in Neosho, Missouri.
2003
Dave "Soupy" Campbell - (Coach) New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, New Mexico; College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls; and Western Nebraska Community College in Scottsbluff.
Don Klaas - (Coach) College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn, Illinois.
Lowell Roumph - (Coach) Northeastern Junior College in Sterling, Colorado.
2002
Charles Anderson - (Coach) Aquinas College; Nashville, Tennessee
Robert "Bob" Gilliland - (Contributor) National Tournament Committee for 52 years
Roy Hairston - (Player) Hutchinson Community College and Purdue University
Jay Harrington - (Coach-Contributor) Southwestern Illinois College; Belleville, Illinois
Gayle Kaundart - (Coach) Westark Community College; Fort Smith, Arkansas
2001
Enid Drake - (Coach) Louisburg College; Louisburg, North Carolina
Nate McMillan - (Player) Chowan College, NC State and Seattle Supersonics
Ken Rochlitz - (Coach/Contributor) Northwest College; Powell, Wyoming
Bob Tipson - (Coach) Champlain College; Burlington, Vermont
2000
Rickey Green - Vincennes University; Vincennes, Indiana
Archie Myers - Howard College; Big Spring, Texas
Virgil Motsinger - Southeastern Illinois College; Harrisburg, Illinois
Dan Sparks - Vincennes University; Vincennes, Indiana
1999
Dennis Perryman - Garden City CC; Garden City, Kansas
Gene Robbins - Murray State College; Tishomingo, Oklahoma
Jim Wyatt - Southeastern CC; West Burlington, Iowa
Bill Shay - CC of Allegheny county; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
1998
Artis Gilmore - Gardner-Webb JC; Boiling Springs, North Carolina
Jack Martiin - County College of Morris; Randolph, New Jersey
William Ben Rogers, Sr. - Middle Georgia College; Cochran, Georgia
James Allen Toupal - Trinidad State JC; Trinidad, Colorado
1997
Tom Bennett - Mesa Community College; Mesa, Arizona
Bob Kirk - Allegany Community College; Cumberland, Maryland
Cliff Meely - Northeastern Junior College; Sterling, Colorado
1996
Larry Dassie - Dodge City CC; Dodge City, Kansas
Jerry Kershaw - Hutchinson, Kansas
Leon Spencer - Trinity Valley CC; Athens, Texas
Fred Trenkle - College of Southern Idaho; Twin Falls, Idaho
1995
Walter Berry - San Jacinto College/Central; Pasadena, Texas
Vincent Cullen - CC of Rhode Island; Lincoln, Rhode Island
Dan Dotson - Hannibal LaGrange JC; Hannibal, Missouri
Bruce Hoffman - Sheridan College; Sheridan, Wyoming
Gerald Wilkins - Moberly Area Junior College; Moberly, Missouri
1994
Larry Johnson - Odessa College; Odessa, Texas
Mitch Richmond - Moberly Area Junior College; Moberly, Missouri
Ollie Taylor - San Jacinto College; Pasadena, Texas
Robert W. Weathers - Mississippi Gulf Coast CC; Perkinston, Mississippi
1993
Daron "Mookie" Blaylock - Midland College; Midland, Texas
Glen R. Clem - Walker College; Jasper, Alabama
Milton H. Johnson - Chipola Junior College; Marianna, Florida
Roland "Rolly" Williams - North Idaho College; Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
1992
Gene Bogash - Wilmington College; Wilmington, North Carolina
Dennis Lehnus - Kandakee CC; Kankakee, Illinois
Frank Streety - Broome CC; Binghampton, New York
Sam Williams - Burlington JC; Burlington, IA
1991
Sam Butterfield - Hutchinson CC; Hutchinson, Kansas
Jack Hartman - Coffeyville CC; Coffeyville, Kansas
Charlie Spoonhour - Moberly JC, Missouri - Southeastern CC, Iowa
Al Wagler - Hutchinson, Kansas
1990
Ronnie Arrow - San Jacinto College; Pasadena, Texas
Gene Keady - Garden City CC/Hutchinson CC; Hutchinson, Kansas
Adrian Smith - Northeast Mississippi CC; Booneville, Mississippi
Harrison Stepter - Moberly Area Junior College; Moberly, Missouri
1989
Gene Bess - Three Rivers Community College; Poplar Bluff, Missouri
Denver Brackeen - East Central Junior College; Decatur, Mississippi
Roy Edwards - Northeastern Junior College; Sterling, Colorado
Allen Holmes - Weber College; Ogden, Utah
Bruce Larson - Eastern Arizona College; Thatcher, Arizona
Reed Swenson - Weber College; Ogden, Utah
1988
Ralph Arietta - Westchester Community College; Valhalla, New York
Bob Burrow - Lon Morris College; Jacksonville, Texas
Boyd Grant - Snow College; Ephraim, Utah
George E. Killian - Erie County Tech Institute; Buffalo, New York
Paul Pressey - Western Texas College; Snyder, Texas
Harry Simmons - Pueblo Colorado Junior College; Pueblo, Colorado
1987
Bill Alheim - Miami Dade CC/North; Miami, Florida
Darrell Floyd - Wingate, North Carolina
Dick Garmaker - Hibbing CC; Hibbing, Minnesota
V. C. "Bud" Obee - Hutchinson, Kansas
Robert Sechrest - Mineral Area College; Flat River, Missouri
Joe Turner - Kilgore JC; Kilgore, Texas
1986
Ed Badger - Wilbur Wright JC; Chicago, Illinois
Allen Bradfield - Vincennes University; Vincennes, Indiana
Fred Brown - Southeastern JC; Burlington, Iowa
Tom Henderson - San Jacinto College; Pasadena, Texas
Howie Landa - Mercer County CC; Trenton, New Jersey
Charles Sesher - Hutchinson CC; Hutchinson, Kansas
1985
Jim Carey - Garden City CC; Kansas
Oscar "Swede" Erickson - Casper College; Casper, Wyoming
Lowell "Cotton" Fitzsimmons - Moberly Area JC; Moberly, Missouri
Spencer Haywood - Trinidad JC; Trinidad, Colorado
Guy E. "Tim" Holt - Hutchinson, Kansas
Ray Schumann - Hannibal LaGrange JC; Hannibal, Missouri
1984
Richard E. Baldwin - Broome CC; New York
Maurice John - Moberly JC; Moberly, Missouri
Robert McAdoo - Vincennes University; Vincennes, Indiana
Floyd Wagstaff - Tyler JC; Tyler, Texas
A. A. "Pop" Willis - Joliet JC; Illinois
