Fifteen years after graduating from Albion, Hank Winemancontinues to hold a number of school records as the legacy of acareer that lifted the Britons to three MIAA football titles in1989, 1990, and 1991.
“Hank was a strong, quick, agile runningback,” said Lance Coleman, ’91, a 2006 Hall of Fameinductee. “He would make defenders miss, but when he did gethit, he would laugh it off and break off a long run on the nextplay.”
Hank reeled off a number of long runs in 1991 as he posteda 5.3-yard average in rushing for a single-season school record1,629 yards. His production led him to a slew of postseason awards,including the MIAA most valuable player, first team in the AmericanFootball Coaches Association/Kodak All-America team, and third teamin the Associated Press Little All-America team.
Also an MIAA All-Conference first-team honoree in 1990 and1991, Hank continues to hold the school records for mostconsecutive 100-yard rushing games (18) and most rushing attemptsin a season (307) and career (583).
Hank, who earned his J.D. degree from the Detroit Collegeof Law at Michigan State University in 1995, is a partner in theBloomfield Hills firm of Frasco, Caponigro, Wineman & Scheible,PLLC. He and his wife, Heidi, are the parents of two children, Jackand Jane.
