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Football (1965-68)
A native of Wichita, Kansas, Jon Mastin was an NAIA All-American selection in 1965 as a defensive end in his freshman campaign. During that season, he recorded 69 tackles and one interception, averaging 7.6 tackles per game, a very good number for a defensive lineman. He also earned 1st Team All-CIC and All-District 10 honors that season. He suffered an injury that sidelined him the entire 1966 season, a season that saw the Tigers tie for the CIC crown. He was a 1st Team All-CIC selection once again in 1967 as a defensive end with 67 tackles and an interception, averaging 8.4 tackles per game, which was a higher average than his freshman All-American campaign. In 1968, he recorded 57 tackles and recovered three fumbles, averaging 6.3 tackles per game, and garnered All-CIC 2nd Team honors, making him a three-time all-conference selection. Mastin was also a member of the baseball team at FHSU, hitting .248 over three seasons with the team. Injuries prevented him from playing a fourth year in both sports.