MARYVILLE, Missouri&nbsp;– The
2020 Northwest Missouri State University M-Club Hall of Fame class has been announced.
Six former student-athletes and the 2005 Bearcat football team will be inducted
this fall. 
 
The Class of 2020's individual inductees include early age inductees Carl
Jenkins (men's basketball) and Marla Sapp (women's basketball) along with modern
age inductees Jeremy Davis (football), Jenny Simmons (women's track &amp;
field), Britt Westman (baseball)
and Conrad Woolsey (men's track
&amp; field). The ages have been established to ensure a focus on candidates
from throughout the history of Bearcat athletics. The modern age includes
candidates from the last 30 years, while the early age includes candidates from
31-plus years and earlier. 
 
The Class of 2020 will be inducted into the M-Club Hall of Fame during the
annual festivities on Friday., Oct. 9 in the J.W. Jones Student Union Ballroom
and will be recognized during the Homecoming football game on Saturday, Oct.
10, vs. Northeastern State. Tickets for the Friday evening banquet are $25 each
and may be purchased by contacting&nbsp;<a href="https://bearcatsports.com/staff.aspx?staff=76">Kiersten Orton</a>&nbsp;(<a href="mailto:korton@nwmissouri.edu">korton@nwmissouri.edu</a>) in the athletics
office at 660-562-1977. Seating for the event is limited and the deadline to
reserve your spot at the banquet is Oct. 2, or until tickets are sold out. 
 
The 2020 class will bring the total of individual inductees to 159. The M-Club
Hall of Fame was established for individuals in 1980 and teams were first
enshrined beginning in 1989. 
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Jeremy Davis – Football
(2006-2008) 
First-Team All-MIAA pick on the
offensive line in 2007 and 2008 
First-Team All-America choice by Associated Press, D2CCA, AFCA, Don Hansen Gazette (2008) 
Transferred from the University of Houston and played three seasons for the
Bearcats 
 
Carl Jenkins – Men's Basketball
(1968-1971) 
Northwest's first MIAA MVP in 1971 
First-Team All-MIAA selection in
1971 
Led Northwest in rebounding in 1970 (8.8 rpg) and in 1971 (8.9 rpg), while
scoring 321 points as a junior and 337 points as a senior 
 
Marla Sapp – Women's
Basketball (1982-1985) 
CoSIDA Academic All-America
selection in 1985 
First-Team All-MIAA honoree in 1985,
Second-Team All-MIAA pick in 1984 
Ranks No. 8 on Northwest's all-time scoring list with 1,445 points, No. 7 in
assists with 302 
 
Jenny Simmons – Women's
Track &amp; Field (2002-2003) 
Captured 2003 NCAA Division II indoor national title in the pole vault 
Earned All-America honors at the 2003 NCAA Outdoor Track &amp; Field
Championships 
She still holds the No. 2 mark in the indoor pole vault in school history
(11'11.75" – set March 1, 2003) 
 
Britt Westman – Baseball (2005-2008) 
Holds MIAA career records for putouts
(1,732) and total chances (1,855) 
School-record holder hits (239), RBI (200), runs scored (170), at-bats (747)
and games played (214) 
Ranks second in school history with 36 home runs 
 
Conrad Woolsey – Men's
Track &amp; Field (2000-2002) 
Won 2002 NCAA Indoor Track &amp; Field national championship in the shot put
(57'11.75") 
Two-time All-America honoree (shot put – outdoors 2002; shot put – indoors
2002) 
2002 MIAA champion in the indoor
shot put 
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2005 Football Team 
The "Road Dogs" won four consecutive road contests against
nationally-ranked foes to reach the 2005 NCAA Division II national title game 
The squad was led by consensus first-team All-America selection and MIAA Defensive Player of the Year Dave Tollefson 
Northwest finished the year 11-4 overall, 6-2 in MIAA play--- Northwest Athletics ---

Northwest announces 2020 M-Club Hall of Fame Class