Longhorn Greats

This is where we recognize some of the greatest to ever put on the Longhorn Uniform

DUSTIN FRASCH

One of the most rescent stars to help us has been Dustin Frasch. Dustin ,who played tailback, obtained 247 yards in the state game against Scobey in 2001. He also had 4 touchdowns. But this power back has not always been a back. During are 4th state title season Dustin played end. And his years at being a end have helped him become a receiving threat as a back. Dustin also helps out in other sports besides football. He is also a big help in basketaball and track.

DEREK SMAMMON

Derek Smammon, was a big peice of the State Title in 2000, playing G/T. Scammon is known for talking trash, and boy does he do a good job. Scammon now plays for the Rocky Mountain Bears, alongside his Longhorn teamates Scott Zinda and Justin Helvik. Derek is a very rough player, who often got double teamed and opened up the blitz for other Longhorns. How ruff is Derek? The one year he played basketball, in junior high, he mayed a kid cry every game, Derek is very proud of this, as a Longhorn should be.

TRAVIS NELLERMOE

Another Great and Future great is Travis Nellermoe. Travis played as Guard on Offense and Tackle on Defense. Travis is a big guy with a big heart. If you ever met light hearted Travis he will make you laugh every 5 minutes. He is also the creator of the best 7 moves to kill someone on the football field. But some of these moves most people take a lifetime to learn. Travis perfected everyone of them in one high school career with one more year remaining. Travis like the most of are stars helps out in Basketball and Track too. Travis is a leader on the feild as well as a great football player. Travis also has a great passion for singing. His favorite thing to sing is country and if you were on the football field with him you would notice some of his great singing.

JUSTIN HELVIK

Another powerhouse in the Longhorn Dynasty is Justin Helvik. Justin was Full Back in the year of 2000 when we won are 4th state title. Justin was a great help clearing a path for Scott Zinda. And Justin was good at running with the ball to get those yards they needed. On Defense Justin played Middle Line Backer. He was a great help in stopping the run up the middle and picking off the quick passes up the middle.

SCOTT ZINDA

When the name Scott Zinda is mentioned, one word comes to mind
WOW.
The power back has everything a coach can ask for. His Speed is awesome, his power is better, his tackle-breaking is unmatched. Scott could arguably be the best player to ever come out of the Wibaux dynasty. Also known as "Double-Duce" for his # 22 he wore, also the same number as his older brother Troy, another Longhorn great. Scott now plays at RMC for the bears. In the Longhorns 4th state championship season, Scotts senoir year, Scott rushed for 36 TD's, witch is the reigning Longhorn record. An awesome feat. Scott was KHTL player of the week, and Billings Gazette player of the week. Against Scobey Scott rushed for 5 TD's in about 1 1/2 quarter of action. Scott is truely a Longhorn Great. Scott like all other athletes from Wibaux also was a great help in basketball and track.

Nate Begger

Not only is Nate Begger an outstanding Fullback, and Middle Linbacker for the Longhorns, but also, Nate is the son of Bill Begger, who owns the second leading producer of semital in the state.
Nate rushed for two touchdowns, 90 hard earned yards in the semi-final game for the Longhorns, very impressive rushing stats for a Fullback. Nate also plays Middle Linebacker, cousins with arugably the greatest Middle Linebacker Wibaux's ever had, Casey Begger. Nate has realy coming into his own this season, hes impressing everybody with his amazing rushing, blocking, defense, and leadership. Fellow Longhorn teamate, and Longhorn Great Travis nellermoe, says of Nate "Theres no way we would be where we are now if it wasnt Nate"
Nate truely is a Longhorn Great