Mountain View High School

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Updated 2024

 

Overall Record 358-246-4 (.589)

Playoff Record 38-24 (.620)

State Champions: 1984, 1995, 1997, 2014, 2017, 2019

Runners Up: 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2013, 2018

Best Seasons: 1962 (6-0); 1964 (5-0-1); 1966 (10-0); 1971 (7-0-1); 1995 (10-0); 1997 (10-0); 2019 (11-0) 
 

Conference Champions: 1961, 62, 64, 65, 66, 67, 71, 84, 85, 92, 95, 97, 99, 2002, 03, 06, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 23, 24

Record vs. our Rivals

Lyman: 1st Meeting 1955 (51-34 overall)

Big Piney: 1st Meeting 1955 (42-40 overall)

Pinedale: 1st Meeting 1955 (48-27-2 overall)  

Kemmerer: 1st Meeting 1969 (29-17 overall)  

 

 

HEAD COACHES

 

Names:	Years	Record	Winning %
Ted Mahoto Ted Nichols Albert Kain Boyd Grant Sandy Michelena Richard James George Shineovich Chuck Cogdill Frank Canepa Tom Alcorn Ron Taylor Duane Frank Robert Thrasher Robby Robinson Jim Hissong (1 State Championship) Don Dinnel (2 State Championships) Tim Gonzales  Brent Walk (3 State Championships)	1955-56 1957 1958-59 1960 1961-64 1965-67 1968-69 1970-72 1973 1974 1975-76 1977-79 1980 1981-83 1984-88 1989-2002 2003-2011 2012-Present	2-9 2-4 1-13 3-4 24-4-1 23-2 8-7-1 14-11-2 0-8 3-5 9-6 1-20 0-7 13-11 25-17 90-39 42-44 97-35	.182 .333 .071 .428 .872 .920 .500 .518 .000 .375 .600 .047 .000 .541 .595 .698 .488 .734

Season Records

1955 1-5 1956 1-4 1957 2-4 1958 1-6 1959 0-7 1960 3-4 1961 6-2 Conference Champions 1962 6-0 Conference Champions 1963 7-2 1964 6-0-1 Conference Champions 1965 6-1 Conference Champions 1966 10-0 Conference Champions 1967 7-1 Conference Champions 1968 3-5 1969 5-2-1 1970 7-2-1 1971 7-0-1 Conference Champions 1972 0-9 1973 0-8 1974 3-5 1975 7-1 1976 2-5 1977 0-7 1978 0-6 1979 1-7 1980 0-7 1981 2-6 1982 5-3 1983 6-2 1984 8-2 STATE CHAMPIONS 1985 6-2 Conference Champions 1986 3-5 1987 4-4 1988 4-4 1989 6-2 1990 2-6

1991 4-4 1992 7-2 Conference Champions 1993 5-3 1994 6-3 1995 10-0 STATE CHAMPIONS 1996 6-3 1997 10-0 STATE CHAMPIONS 1998 3-5 1999 8-2 State Runner-Up 2000 5-5 State Runner-Up 2001 8-3 State Runner-Up 2002 10-1 State Runner-Up 2003 7-3 Conference Champions 2004 7-4 State Runner-Up 2005 5-4 2006 8-1 Conference Champions 2007 5-6 2008 3-7 2009 1-8 2010 3-6 2011 3-5 2012 5-4 2013 8-4 State Runner-Up 2014 10-1 STATE CHAMPIONS                  Conference Champions 2015  6-3 2016  7-2   Conference Champions    2017  9-2   STATE CHAMPIONS                       Conference Champions 2018  9-2   State Runner-Up                       Conference Champions 2019  11-0  STATE CHAMPIONS                       Conference Champions 2020  7-3  2021 1-7 2022 5-4 2023 10-1   Conference Champions  2024 9-2   Conference Champions

Team Records

Most wins in a season: 11-2019

Most losses in a season: 9-1972

Most consecutive wins: 18 1965-1967

Most consecutive home wins: 20 2017-2020

Most consecutive losses: 18 1972-74

Most Points Scored in a Game: 1966- Mountain View 73 Pinedale 0

Most Points given up in a Game: 1955- Big Piney 86 Mountain View 14

Largest Margin of Victory: 1966- Mountain View 73 Pinedale 0

Highest Scoring Offense: 2019 - 549 total points/ 49.9 points per game

Toughest Defense: 1962- 12 points/ 2ppg; 1997 - 28 points/ 2.8 ppg; 2019 -  45 points / 4.1 ppg

Most Shutouts: 6-1997, 6-2017, 6-2019

Most Consecutive winning seasons: 9 - 2012-2020

Most All-State players on a single team: 10-1995

Longest Tenured Head Coach: Don Dinnel 14 years

Longest Tenured Coach: Tim Gonzales 24 years

Winningest Coach (%): Richard James 22-2 .916%

Winningest Coach (wins):  Brent Walk 97

 

*Individual Records could not be calculated because of a lack of information

 Super 25 Selections -- (25)

2024   Justus Platts

2023   Carson Eardley

2020   Ashton Schofield

2019   Hunter Gross, Kimball Madsen, Braeden Walk

2018   Colby Rees

2017   Jason Stoddard (Super 25 Defensive Player of the Year)

2016   Dane Covington

2014   Cade Covington (2 Time Selection), Austin Houskeeper

2013   Cade Covington

2004   Duke Eardley

2002   CJ Bugas (2 Time Selection), Louis Watkins

2001   CJ Bugas, Tyler Rhodes

2000   Brian Tims

1999   Joe Lewis, Tony Layson

1997   Jon Aimone, Micah Nelson

1996   Jon Dolezal

1995   Justin Gonzales

1992   Jesse Biggs 

 

Shrine Bowl Selections -- (63)

2024  Carson Eardley, Coby Jones, Fletcher Black

2023  Braden Walker

2022  Tanner Case

2021  Hunter Meeks, Ashton Schofield

2020  Breckin Barnes, Briggin Bluemel, Hunter Gross, 
Kimball Madsen, Braeden Walk

2019  Colby Rees

2018  Jonathan Andersen, Trevon Peterson, Jason Stoddard

2017  Dane Covington, Blake Murray

2016  Dusty Iorg

2015  Cade Covington, Caleb Flake, Isaac Kampman, Logan Lupher

2014  Brennan Walk, Trystin Walker 

2010  Preston Condos

2009  Chris Maldonado

2007  Jonny Maxfield, Frank Micheli

2006  Riley Watson

2005  Duke Eardley, David Shultz, Kyle Harvey

2004  Eric Welchman

2003  Louis Watkins, Zachary Taylor, CJ Bugas, Dusty Dinnel 

2002  Tyler Rhodes, Cody Eardley

2001  Matt Aimone, Jim Fackrell

2000  Jason Harvey

1998  Russell Jensen, Jon Aimone 

1997  Jeremy Eardley, Jon Dolezal

1996  Ben Aimone, Justin Gonzales, Tad Guild, Kaycee Stephens

1995  Ben Hamblin

1994  Justin Walker

1993  Aaron Rudy

1991  Brian Woody

1990  Monte Stoddard, Rick Knight

1988  Rick Near

1987  Howard Upton 

1986  John Moritz

1985  Kevin Moore

1984  Steve Maldonado

1976  Terry Taylor 

All State Selections -- (190)

2024   Seamus Hamilton, Isac Linford, Justus Platts (2A West Conference Offensive Player of the Year/2A State Offensive Player of the Year) , Kolby Roitz, Landon Solaas

2023   Carson Eardley (2A West Conference Defensive Player of the Year/2A State Defensive Player of the Year) , Justus Platts, Coby Jones, Jayce Schultz

2022   Braden Walker, Jayce Schultz, Carson Eardley

2021   Tanner Case

2020   Ashton Schofield (2A West Conference Offensive Player of the Year/2A State Co-Offensive Player of the Year), Hunter Meeks, Connor Micheli,
Bryson Walker

2019   Breckin Barnes, Briggin Bluemel, Hunter Gross (2A West Conference Lineman of the Year/2A State Lineman of the Year), 
Kimball Madsen (2A West Conference Defensive Player of the Year/2A State Defensive Player of the Year) , Hunter Meeks, Ashton Schofield, Trevor Sweeney, Braeden Walk (2A West Conference Offensive Player of the Year/2A State Offensive Player of the Year)

2018   Breckin Barnes, Briggin Bluemel (2A West Conference Offensive Player of the Year), Hunter Gross (2A West Conference Lineman of the Year/2A State Lineman of the Year), Colby Rees (2A West Conference Defensive Player of the Year/2A State Defensive Player of the Year),
Kimball Madsen, Braeden Walk

2017   Jonathan Andersen, Harlan Benedict, Briggin Bluemel, Hunter Gross, Braxton Hysell, Colby Rees (2A West Conference Lineman of the Year/2A State Lineman of the Year), Jason Stoddard (2A West Conference Defensive Player of the Year/2A State Defensive Player of the Year), Kimball Madsen, Braeden Walk

2016  Dane Covington, Blake Murray, Jason Stoddard

2015  Dusty Iorg (2A West Conference Defensive Player of the Year),
Kale Iorg, Jason Stoddard

2014  Cade Covington (2A State Defensive Player of the Year/2A West Defensive Player of the Year), Caleb Flake, Dalton Hereford, Austin Houskeeper (2A West Offensive Player of the Year), Isaac Kampman (2A State Lineman of the Year/2A West Lineman of the Year), Dusty Iorg, Kale Iorg, Logan Lupher

2013 Brennan Walk, Trystin Walker (2A West Co-Lineman of the Year) Cade Covington (2A West Offensive Player of the Year), Caleb Flake, Austin Houskeeper

2012 Trystin Walker, Cade Covington, Austin Houskeeper

2011 Earl Hickman

2010 Bo Aimone, Earl Hickman

2009 Wynston Anglen

2008 Chris Maldonado, Zac Brown, Preston Condos

2007 Andrew Tucker, Chris Maldanado, Ken Gines, Zac Brown

2006 Frank Micheli (Defensive Player of the Year) Jonny Maxfield, Jeff Tims

2005 Frank Micheli, Jonny Maxfield, Kyle Bullinger

2004 Duke Eardley (Player of the Year), Kyle Harvey, David Shultz, Riley Watson

2003 Duke Eardley, Ronnie Lee Robbins, Matt Fisher, Eric Welchman

2002 CJ Bugas (Player of the Year), Dusty Dinnel, Zac Taylor, Chuck Layson, Louis Watkins

2001 Cody Eardley, Tyler Rhodes, CJ Bugas, Pat Cuin, Jason Kennedy, Louis Watkins

2000 Jim Fackrell, Matt Aimone, Ben Ramirez, Tyler Rhodes, Brian Tims, Cody Eardley

1999 Rusty Gregory, Tony Layson, Dustin Thomas, Jason Harvey, Joe Lewis, Ben Ramirez, Matt Aimone, Shane Roitz.

1998 Jim Dolezal, Wes Sibert

1997 Micah Nelson, Jon Aimone, Brandon Court, Mark Dasher, Russel Jensen, Jared Shelton, Alvin Chapman, Jared Walker, Joe Buckley

1996 Jeremy Eardley (Player of the Year), Jack Hurdsman, Micah Nelson, Dustin Rees, Brandon Court

1995 Jeremy Walker, Corky Fraughton, Chad Spackman, Tad Guild, Justin Gonzales (Player of the Year), Ben Aimone, Jack Hurdsman, Micah Nelson, Kaycee Stephens, Jon Dolezal,

1994 Jeremy Tysver, Ben Hamblin, Ben Aimone, Justin Gonzales

1993 Joe Stevens, Matt Micheli, Ben Hamblin, Lance Walker, Justin Walker

1992 Lance Walker, Colby Stephens, Brandon Davis, Jesse Biggs (Player of the Year), Aaron Rudy, Matt Micheli, Justin Fenus

1991 Jesse Biggs, Brandon Davis, Ryan Potter

1990 Todd Walker, Brian Woody

The following may be incomplete because of a lack of records: (If anyone can help with these records please contact Brent Walk @ the football office)

1989 Richard Knight, Monte Stoddard, Scott Eastman, Brian Woody, Dale Bolinder

1988 Monte Stoddard

1987 Rick Near

1985 Brian Taylor, Kerry Hannigan, Jeff Banks, John Moritz

1984 Kevin Moore, Brian Taylor, John Lupher, Jeff Banks, Gerald Oehler, Bob Iorg, Scott Bond, John Moritz

1983 Jay Slagowski, Dave Staley, Steve Maldonado, Kevin Eastman

1976 Glen Iorg

1975 Bruce Aimone, Terry Taylor

1969 Joe Aimone

1967 Mark Hopkinson

1966 Mark Hopkinson

1963 Craig Calvert, Ron Taylor