SWIRE Coca-Cola Maverick Hall Of Honor
2002 Inductees

DAVEN BOND - Daven was a two-time RMAC all-conference selection in 1985 and 1986...He is the fourth all time in field goals made (586), fifth in scoring (1502), fifth in free throws made (272) and ninth in rebounds (401)...Daven had eight years of professional baseball experience...He is the owner of The Yard Baseball and Softball Academy in Englewood, Colorado.

JAY JEFFERSON - Jay is being recognized for his coaching and administrative 30-year career at Mesa State...He was Athletic Director for 12 years (1980-1992) and also served as Director of Housing and Director of the College Center during his MSC career...Jay served at President of the RMAC Athletic Directors (1985), President NAIA Region VII (1986) and NAIA Administrator of the Year (1988-1999)...He is retired and enjoys fishing, hunting and spending time with his grandchildren.

JILL TEETERS - During her college basketball career (1989-1992) she was a four-time RMAC all-conference selection, three-time all-district performer and had her number retired in 1992...She holds the career record for assists (469), assists in a season (171), steals (249) and is sixth all-time in scoring (1275)...She started 116 straight games (school record)...She received the Outstanding Student Athlete Award in 1992...Jill participates in numerous community service activities and holds an executive position for a local bank.

LEWIS (LEW RON) THOMPSON - Lew Ron entered Mesa in 1960 where he continued his outstanding basketball career, having excelled at Carbondale High School where he was a four-time all-conference selection. At Mesa he averaged 21.5 points and 15.2 rebounds per game. He set a new Mesa College single game scoring record with 36 points in an overtime game, and repeating the feat two weeks later. Lew Ron now works at the River Valley Ranch as an amenities supervisor in Carbondale, Colorado.