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6/9/2013 Reivers Selected in 2013 MLB Baseball Draft
6/8/2013 Calvineka Lockhart Commits to Iowa Western
6/6/2013 Bowie Signs With Horizon League Program
6/5/2013 Baseball's Alex Greer Named NJCAA All-American Outfielder
6/3/2013 Tim Jensen Signs With University of South Dakota
6/1/2013 Reiver Softball Staff Receives Accolades
5/30/2013 Jackie Luzum Commits to Iowa Western
5/30/2013 Iowa Western Baseball Earns More All Region Academic Awards
5/30/2013 Former Reivers Boast Continued Success With D1 Post Season Baseball Honors
5/24/2013 2013 NFCA NJCAA DI All-Region Teams Announced
5/23/2013 NJCAA Announces Two Reiver Softball Players as All-Americans
5/21/2013 Reivers Playing Summer Baseball
5/21/2013 Women's Basketball Transfers in two, and signs Omaha Standout
5/20/2013 Womens Golf Signs Texas Standout Alexis Tallant
5/20/2013 Jose Pelayo and Max McGrail Named NJCAA Golf All-Americans
5/20/2013 Iowa Western Welcomes 12 New Members to the Reiver Family for 2013
5/19/2013 Iowa Western Women Successful At NJCAA National Championships
5/19/2013 Collie-Minns Crowned National Champion
5/18/2013 Joana Yanez Becomes First Womens Golf All-American Selection
5/17/2013 Men's Golf Finishes 6th at NJCAA National Championships
5/17/2013 Women's Golf 7th at NJCAA National Championships
5/16/2013 26 Reiver Baseball Players Acheive a 3.0 GPA or higher for 2013 Spring Semester
5/15/2013 Iowa Western To Send 33 To National Championships
5/15/2013 NJCAA National Softball Tournament Games
5/14/2013 District Baseball Championship Tournament Schedule Announced
FORMER REIVER ZACK STOUDT NAMED OLE MISS STARTING QB
Ole Miss head coach Houston Nutt, confirmed that former IWCC Reiver Zack Stoudt is going to start this Saturday against Southern Illinois University.
The Rebels will need Stoudt since Ole Miss' top two running backs both could miss the SIU game. Stoudt relieved starter Barry Brunetti on the final series of the first half against BYU and immediately guided the Rebels to a field goal. He finished 13-of-25 for 140 yards, no interceptions and no touchdowns, though he had a perfectly thrown 43-yard TD pass dropped by true freshman wide receiver Nick Brassell. The TD would have given Ole Miss a 17-0 lead in the last 90 seconds of the third quarter.
"He's a little older and you can tell he has had a few snaps coming from a junior college," Nutt said of Stoudt, the son of Cliff Stoudt, who played 13 seasons in the NFL for four teams and two seasons in the USFL for Birmingham. "He didn't get rattled and he knows where to go with the ball. I think that is the biggest difference right now (between Stoudt and backup QBs Brunetti and Randall Mackey)."
"My heart was pumping a bit when I ran out onto the field," Stoudt said of his major college debut. "From a community college, to the SEC playing BYU was a reality check. But it was great, a dream come true."
Stoudt was voted 1st team All-Midwest Football Conference and was an Honorable-Mention NJCAA All-American. Stoudt threw for 2300 yds and 21 Tds during his only season at Iowa Western while helping the Reiver’s to a 9-2 record.
