Our first senior is a four year starter from Red Oak with a dual major in Business and Political Science. During the course of his career he played in 63 games and has scored eight goals and added five assists for a total of 21 points and has one game winner to his credit. Here today with his father Roger, his mother Lyn and his stepmother Karen, #3 Garrett Evans.
Our next senior is a four year letter winner from Sherman who has appeared in 18 career games. A strong leader on and off the field, he is one of the team’s captains this season and is an SCAC Academic Honor Roll member. A Business major with a minor in ESS, he is here today with his parents Diane and Harold. #15 Matt Rogers.
Our next senior is a four year letter winner from Denton who has appeared in 62 career games, starting 16. He has a Business major with a minor in History and is a member of the SCAC Academic Honor Roll, and in his career he has one goal and four assists. Here today with his parents Mark and Gina, #6 Jason Replogle.
Our next senior is a three year letter winner who has appeared in 34 career games including 28 starts. A native of St. Louis, Missouri, he is an Environmental Studies major with a minor in Political Science. This season he tallied his first career goal and has added two assists from his defensive position. Here with his parents Chris and Melanie, #9 Conrad Osborn.
Our next senior is a three year letter winner who has appeared in 45 games with 11 starts. A native of Kingston, Jamaica, he is a dual major in Economics and Mathematics and is a member of the SCAC Academic Honor Roll. He has tallied two goals and six assists in his career, and is the son of Sandra Crooks and Floyd Campbell. Here with him today are Roddy and Laura Stein (parents of Junior Midfielder Chris Stein), #14 Jason Campbell.
Our final senior is a three year letter winner from Paris with a major in Business Administration and a minor in Spanish. A hard worker both on and off the field, he is a SCAC Academic Honor Roll member and is on course to graduate in just three years. Here with his parents John and Jae and his brother Matt, #19 Ben Dickinson.
A great group that has certainly put their stamp on the program and will be missed.
