2016 Dodge City CC Athletics Hall of Fame class announced

DODGE CITY, Kan. - The Dodge City Community College athletic department is proud to announce its 2016 Hall of Fame class, which will be formally inducted May 7 at the Knights of Columbus in Dodge City.

Five individuals and a national championship team will be honored at an event that is open to the public (though limited seating is available). Tickets are $20 and can be purchased by contacting the DC3 athletic department at athletics@dc3.edu or by phone at 620-227-9349 or 620-227-9414.

Dodge City Community College Athletics Hall of Fame

2016 Class

1468 — 1964 NJCAA men's basketball championship trophy

1964 Dodge City CC men's basketball NJCAA champions
- Coaches: Chuck Brehm, Rex Trauer
- Players: Roger Allen, Ron Coleman, Galen Frick, Don Gepner, Reggie Greene, Artie Hall, Carl Head, Jesse Hensel, Larry Kerbs, Robert Pipkin, Bob Selby, Larry Soice
- Manager: Dwight Negley

Ross Bjork (Distinguished Alumni, 1991-93)
- Current Ole Miss Athletic Director

Isabella Camargo, volleyball (2003-05)
- NJCAA All-American, First Team - 2003, 2004
- All-Region, First Team - 2003, 2004
- All-KJCCC, First Team - 2003, 2004
- KJCCC MVP - 2003, 2004

Tyler Cummins, golf (2002-04)
- NJCAA All-American, First Team - 2003, 2004
- All-KJCCC, First Team - 2003, 2004
- KJCCC Conference Champion - 2004

Robert Delpino, football (1984-86)
- NJCAA All-American, First Team - 1985
- Played at Missouri as WR/RB
- Drafted in the fifth round of 1988 NFL Draft, L.A. Rams
- Played for L.A. Rams (1988-92) and Denver Broncos (1993)
- NFL career stats: 1,815 rushing yards, 18 touchdowns on 502 carries

Howie Smith, softball coach (active - entering 25th year)
- 598 career wins in 24 seasons
- Two NJCAA Softball World Series appearances (2000, 2002 - took fourth in 2000)
- Two Region VI Championships (2000, 2002)
- Three conference championships (1991, 1999, 2003)
- Three-time KJCCC Coach of the Year (1997, 2003, 2012)
- Three runner-up KJCCC finishes (1994, 1997, 1998), two Region VI runner-up finishes (1997, 1998)