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2000 College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin

The CCIW was formed with nine charter members (Augustana, Carthage, Elmhurst, Illinois College, Illinois Wesleyan, Lake Forest, Millikin, North Central and Wheaton) on April 26, 1946, in Jacksonville, Ill., and opened competition in the 1946-47 academic year as the College Conference of Illinois. In 1967, the name was changed to the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin, to recognize Carthage, which moved to Kenosha, Wis., in 1962 and Carroll, which entered the conference in 1955. Carthage left the conference in 1952, but returned in 1961 and won its first football title one year later with a 7-0-0 record. CCIW membership has experienced several changes since the league's inception. After Carthage left in 1952, Illinois College withdrew the following year. Elmhurst and Wheaton withdrew following the 1959-60 academic year. Wheaton rejoined for all sports but football in 1967 and for football in 1970. Elmhurst rejoined in the fall of 1967 for all sports but football and for football in the 1968 season. Carroll joined officially with the 1955 spring sports seasons. Carthage returned in the fall of 1961, and North Park entered the following fall. Lake Forest dropped out at the end of the 1962-63 year. The last change in CCIW membership came following the 1991-92 season when Carroll withdrew.

2000 CCIW Conference Highlights

2000 CCIW Conference Standings

Illinois Wesleyan, Millikin and Wheaten shared the title with Millikin claiming the CCIW’s automatic qualifier for the NCAA Division III Football Championship based on the second tier of the league’s tie-breaking formula, which is scoring differential in the games involving the three teams tied for first place. Millinkin quarterback Tim Brylka was named the Art Keller Offensive Player of the Year. Jeff Heinzl of Illinois Wesleyan and J.D. Lemen of Wheaton shared the Don Larson Defensive Player of the Year award. Wheaton's Mike Swider was named the Bob Reade Coach of the Year.

1T Illinois Wesleyan Titans 6 1 9 1 1T Millikin Big Blue 6 1 9 2 1T Wheaton Crusaders 6 1 8 2 4 Augustana Vikins 4 3 7 3 5 North Central Cardinals 3 4 5 5 6T Carthage Redmen 1 6 4 6 6T Elmhurst Bluejays 1 6 2 8 6T North Park Vikings 1 6 3 7

2000 College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin Football All Stars

Offensive First Team

QB	Tim Brylka	Sr.	Millikin	5-9	175	Wheaton, IL
RB	Deon Packer	Jr.	Millikin	5-11	215	Matteson, IL
RB	Brian Pastermack	Sr.	Wheaton	5-9	165	Merritt Island, IL
RB	Darnell Rios	Sr.	North Park	5-9	200	Zion, IL
WR	Jeremy Amos	Sr.	Wheaton	6-2	200	Austin, TX
WR	Shawn Emerson	Sr.	Illinois Wesleyan	6-2	210	Zion, IL
WR	Rob Garnes	So.	Carthage	6-4	190	Rolling Meadows, IL
WR	Jerome Jackson	Sr.	Millikin	5-9	175	Lombard, IL
TE	Chris Sally	Sr.	Augustana	6-4	230	Lisle, IL
OL	Jeremy Albritton	Sr.	Millikin	6-3	275	West Peoria, IL
OL	Brian Brown	Sr.	Wheaton	6-2	290	Wichita Falls, TX
OL	Mackenzie Hay	Sr.	Augustana	6-3	260	Polo, IL
OL	J.D. Sheldon	Jr.	Augustana	6-5	285	Harvard, IL
OL	Mike Svehla	Sr.	Millikin	5-11	270	Naperville, IL

Defensive First Team

DL	Jeff Heinzl	Sr.	Illinois Wesleyan	6-6	260	Palatine, IL
DL	Mike Lindsey	Jr.	Millikin	6-1	260	Chicago, IL
DL	Dane Lundgren	So.	Wheaton	6-2	250	Arden Hills, MN
DL	Bill Shaub	Sr.	Millikin	5-11	265	Lockport, IL
LB	Joel Dodson	So.	Illinois Wesleyan	5-10	230	Pontiac, IL
LB	J.D. Leman	Sr.	Wheaton	6-2	220	Champaign, IL
LB	Greh McMillin	Sr.	Wheaton	6-3	230	Nampa, ID
LB	Bob Meyer	Sr.	Millikin	5-11	235	Schaumburg, IL
DB	Brad Andrekus	Jr.	Illinois Wesleyan	6-4	205	Carol Stream, IL
DB	Jeremy Bandy	Sr.	Millikin	5-9	155	Johnston City, IL
DB	Tim Hammers	Jr.	North Central	5-11	200	LaSalle, IL
DB	Kevin Kaplan	So.	Illinois Wesleyan	6-0	185	Cary, IL

Special Teams First Team

PK	Ryan Jordan	Jr.	North Central	6-0	165	Wheaton, IL
P	Dennis Tovar	Fr.	Illinois Wesleyan	6-1	215	Elgin, IL
RS	Jeremy Amos	Sr.	Wheaton	6-2	200	Austin, TX

Offensive Second Team

QB	Pat Brown	So.	Carthage	5-11	175	Rolling Meadows, IL
QB	Joel Castillo	Sr.	Illinois Wesleyan	6-0	195	Elgin, IL
RB	David Chorney	Jr.	Augustana	5-11	205	Westmont, IL
RB	Max Milikinkovich	Sr.	Illinois Wesleyan	5-10	210	Elmhurst, IL
WR	Chris Boddy	Sr.	Wheaton	6-0	185	San Antonio, TX
WR	Michael Fields	Jr.	North Park	5-11	165	Providence, RI
TE	Mike Smith	Sr.	Millinkin	6-4	210	Glen Ellyn, IL
TE	Jim Triveri	Jr.	Augustana	6-2	225	Burbank, IL
OL	Jon Adams	Jr.	Wheaton	6-3	270	Miami, FL
OL	Kreg Kemper	Sr.	North Central	6-0	265	Brookfield, IL
OL	Rafael Lozano	Sr.	Carthage	6-5	260	North Chicago, IL
OL	Adam Miller	So.	Illinois Wesleyan	6-3	275	Elgin, IL
OL	Erick Olson	Jr.	Millikin	6-0	265	Bourbonnais, IL
OL	Jim Triantafillo	Sr.	North Park	5-11	290	Chicago, IL

Defensive Second Team

DL	Brian Blitek	Sr.	North Central	6-2	235	Crystal Lake, IL
DL	Jamie Busch	Jr.	Wheaton	6-2	225	Batavia, IL
DL	Jeff Darnauer	So.	Wheaton	6-5	255	Goodland, KS
DL	Chris Hummel	Sr.	Illinois Wesleyan	6-4	230	Normal, IL
DL	Pat Ryan	So.	North Park	6-6	225	Chicago, IL
LB	Mike Frump	Jr.	Augustana	6-0	225	Chesterfield, MO
LB	John Kovaka	Sr.	Illinois Wesleyan	6-0	195	Chicago, IL
LB	Dan Potempa	Jr.	Millikin	6-0	225	Libertyville, IL
LB	Dallas Till	Sr.	Elmhurst	6-1	215	Grand Junction, MI
LB	Anthony Silvestri	Sr.	North Central	5-9	205	Downers Grove, IL
DB	Brad Haverback	Jr.	Augustana	6-0	175	Cambridge, IL
DB	Brian Ittersagen	Jr.	Wheaton	5-11	180	Wheaton, IL
DB	Patrick Oonyu	Sr.	Millikin	6-1	185	Springfield, IL
DB	Ander Petersen	Sr.	North Central	6-1	210	Palatine, IL
DB	Cameron Ridley	Sr.	Carthage	5-7	190	Lansing, MI
DB	Faron Ryan	Jr.	Elmhurst	6-0	175	Miami, FL

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