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Most Bobcat football historians would consider Cory Catterson to be the most prolific receiver in Peru State football lore. Catterson still holds the top marks in several receiving categories after his performances in the early 1990’s.
In 1990, Catterson set the all-time receiving mark with 1,223 yards and followed it up the next season with the second-best total of 1,217 yards. He is still first all-time in career receiving yards with 3,699. He has career records in most receptions – 206, yards per catch – 17.9 yards, and yards per game – 84.1 yards. In addition, he has four other top ten career marks.
Catterson was a member of the 1990 NAIA National Championship Team and earned NAIA Honorable Mention recognition after his senior season in 1991 when the Bobcats made the NAIA semifinals.
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