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The Big Ten Conference, Inc. 1500 West Higgins Road Park Ridge, Illinois 60068-6300 Phone: (847) 696-1010 Fax: (847) 696-1150 The Big Ten Conference, Inc. 1500 West Higgins Road Park Ridge, Illinois 60068-6300 Phone: (847) 696-1010 Fax: (847) 696-1150 The 2012-13 Big Ten Conference Records Book, 65th edition, is published by the Big Ten Conference office, James E. Delany, Commissioner. Written and edited by Scott Chipman, Assistant Commissioner for Communications; Valerie Todryk Krebs, Associate Director of Communications; Dan Mihalik, Assistant Director of Communications; Steve Villatoro, Bob Hammel Communications Intern; and Sarah Andreychik, Bob Hammel Communications Intern. Special thanks are extended to the Big Ten Communications Directors and their staffs. TABLE OF CONTENTS Conference Personnel History Section .................................................4-25 2011-12 All-Sports Championship Summary ............................................ 26-27 All-Time NCAA Championship Competition .............................................28-31 All-Time Big Ten Championship Competition............................................32-39 Medal of Honor Winners . 40-44 Outstanding Sportsmanship Award Winners ............................................45-46 Distinguished Scholar Award Winners .................................................47-49 “Big Ten — Jesse Owens” and “Big Ten — Suzy Favor” Athlete of the Year Honorees . 50-54 NACDA Directors’ Cup Standings .................................................... 55-56 Previous Women’s Sports Championships ............................................. 57-64 Discontinued Sports ................................................................. 65 Academic All-Big Ten At-Large Team ..................................................66-74 Big Ten Conference Chronology . 75-96 SPORTS Baseball .....................................................................97-127 Men’s Cross Country .......................................................... 128-140 Women’s Cross Country .......................................................141-151 Field Hockey ................................................................152-165 Men’s Golf .................................................................. 166-176 Women’s Golf................................................................ 177-186 Men’s Gymnastics ............................................................ 187-200 Women’s Gymnastics ......................................................... 201-210 Women’s Rowing .............................................................211-217 Men’s Soccer ................................................................218-231 Women’s Soccer .............................................................232-246 Softball .....................................................................247-263 Men’s Swimming & Diving ......................................................264-290 Women’s Swimming & Diving ................................................... 291-307 Men’s Tennis ................................................................ 308-320 Women’s Tennis..............................................................321-330 Men’s Track & Field ........................................................... 331-364 Women’s Track & Field ........................................................ 365-388 Volleyball . .389-413 Wrestling ................................................................... 414-431 BIG TEN CONFERENCE RECORDS BOOK 2012-13 65th Edition FALL SPORTS Men’s Cross Country Women’s Cross Country Field Hockey Men’s Soccer Women’s Soccer Volleyball WINTER SPORTS SPRING SPORTS Men’s Gymnastics Baseball Women’s Gymnastics Men’s Golf Men’s Swimming and Diving Women’s Golf Women’s Swimming and Diving Rowing Men’s Indoor Track and Field Softball Women’s Indoor Track and Field Men’s Tennis Wrestling Women’s Tennis Men’s Outdoor Track and Field Women’s Outdoor Track and Field 4 CONFERENCE PERSONNEL HISTORY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS Faculty Representatives Basketball Coaches - Men’s Golf Coaches - Men’s 1896-1989 Henry H. Everett 1906 Elwood Brown 1922-1923 George Davis 1898-1899 Jacob K. Shell 1907 F.L. Pinckney 1924 Ernest E. Bearg 1899-1906 Herbert J. Barton 1908 Fletcher Lane 1925-1928 D.L. Swank 1906-1929 George A. Goodenough 1909-1910 H.V. Juul 1929-1932 J.H. Utley 1929-1936 Alfred C. Callen 1911-1912 T.E. Thompson 1933 Robert Martin 1936-1949 Frank E. Richart 1913-1920 Ralph R. Jones 1934 F.H. Renwick 1950-1959 Robert B. Browne 1921-1922 Frank J. Winters 1935-1938 J.H. Utley 1959-1968 Leslie A. Bryan 1923-1936 J. Craig Ruby 1939-1943 W.W. Brown 1968-1976 Henry S. Stilwell 1937-1947 Douglas R. Mills 1944-1966 Ralph Fletcher 1976-1981 William A. Ferguson 1948-1967 Harry Combes 1967-1971 Richard Youngberg 1981-1989 John Nowak 1967-1974 Harv Schmidt 1972-1980 Ladd Pash 1981-1987 Alyce T. Cheska 1974-1975 Gene Bartow 1981-2000 Ed Beard 1988-1999 Mildred B. Griggs 1975-1996 Lou Henson 2001- Mike Small 1989-2000 David Chicoine 1996-2000 Lon Kruger 1999-2002 Fred Delcomyn 2000-2003 Bill Self Golf Coaches - Women’s 2000-2003 Rose Mary Cordova-Wentling 2003-2012 Bruce Weber 1974-1978 Betsy Kimpel 2003-2011 Nancy Sottos 2012- John Groce 1978-2006 Paula Smith 2002- Matthew B. Wheeler 2006- Renee Slone 2011- Christopher Span Basketball Coaches - Women’s 1974-1976 Steven Douglas Gymnastics Coaches - Men’s Athletic Directors 1976-1979 Carla Thompson 1898 Adolph Kreikenbaum 1892-1894 Edward K. Hall 1979-1984 Jane Schroeder 1902 Adolph Kreikenbaum 1894-1895 Fred H. Dodge 1984-1990 Laura Golden 1905 Leo G. Hana 1895-1898 Henry H. Everett 1990-1995 Kathy Lindsey 1910-1913 Leo G. Hana 1898-1901 Jacob K. Shell 1995-2007 Theresa Grentz 1914-1917 R.N. Fargo 1901-1936 George A. Huff 2007-2012 Jolette Law 1921 A.J. Schuettner 1936-1941 Wendell S. Wilson 2012- Matt Bollant 1922 S.C. Staley 1941-1966 Douglas R. Mills 1924-1925 J.C. Wagner 1966-1967 Leslie Bryan (interim) Cross Country Coaches - Men’s 1926-1929 R.C. Heidloff 1967-1972 E.E. (Gene) Vance 1938-1960 Leo T. Johnson 1930-1942 H.D. Price 1972 Charles E. Flynn (interim) 1961 Edward Bemauer 1947-1948 H.D. Price 1972-1979 Cecil N. Coleman 1962-1963 Phillip Coleman 1949-1961 Charles Pond 1979 Ray Eliot (interim) 1965-1966 Robert C. Wright 1961-1962 Pat Bird (Acting) 1980-1988 Neale R. Stoner 1967-2002 Gary Wieneke 1962-1973 Charles Pond 1988 Ronald E. Guenther (interim) 2003-2004 Wayne Angel 1973-1993 Yoshi Hayasaki 1988-1991 John Mackovic 2004-2005 Paul Pilkington 1994-1995 Don Osborn 1991-1992 Robert Todd (interim) 2005-2010 Wendel McRaven 1996-2009 Yoshi Hayasaki 1992-2011 Ronald E. Guenther 2011-2012 Gavin Kennedy 2009- Justin Spring 2011- Mike Thomas 2012- Jake Stewart Gymnastics Coaches - Women’s Senior Woman Administrators Cross Country Coaches - Women’s 1974-1975 Kim Musgrave 1974-1998 Karol Kahrs 1977-1981 Jessica Dragicevic 1975-1977 Allison Milburn 1998-2003 Kelly Landry 1981-1983 Mary Beth Spencer 1977-1993 Bev Mackes 2004-2005 Harriet Weatherford 1984-1985 Patty Bradley 1994-1999 Lynn Brueckman 2005-2006 Debbie Case 1985-1991 Gary Winckler 2000-2010 Bob Starkell 2007-2012 Susan Young 1992-1994 Marybeth Spencer-Dyson 2010- Kim Landrus 2012- Maria Ochoa Woods 1994-2001 Gary Winckler 2002-2007 Karen Harvey Soccer Coaches - Women’s Sports Information Directors 2007- Jeremy Rasmussen 1996-1999 Jillian Ellis 1922-1943 L.M. (Mike) Tobin 1999-2001 Trisha Taliaferro 1943-1956 Charles E. Flynn Diving Coaches 2002- Janet Rayfield 1956-1970 Charles M. Bellatti 1975-1993 Fred Newport 1970-1974 Norman S. Sheya Softball Coaches 1974-1989 Tab Bennett Football Coaches 1999- Terri Sullivan 1980-1985 Lani Jacobsen (women’s) 1890 Scott Williams 1985-1987 Thomas Boeh (women’s) 1891 Robert Lackey Swimming Coaches - Men’s 1987-1989 Mary Fowler (women’s) 1892-1893 Edward K. Hall 1906-1909 W.H. Hockmeister 1989-1995 Mike Pearson 1894 Louis D. Vail 1910-1911 George B. Norris 1996-1999 Dave Johnson 1895-1896 George A. Huff 1912-1917 E.J. Manley 1999 Barbara Butler 1897-1898 Fred L. Smith 1920-1952 E.J. Manley 2000- Kent Brown 1899 Neilson Poe 1953-1970 Allen B. Klingel 1900 Fred L. Smith 1971-1993 Don Sammons Baseball Coaches 1901-1902 Edgar G. Holt 1896-1919 George A. Huff 1903 George Woodruff Swimming Coaches - Women’s 1920 George Clark 1904 Arthur R. Hall, 1974-1975 Jeanne Hultzen 1921-1934 Carl Lundgren Justa M. Lindgren, 1975-1980 Ann Pollack 1935-1951 Walter Roettger Fred Lowenthal, 1980-1993 Don Sammons 1952-1978 Lee Eilbracht Clyde Mathews 1993-2000 Jim Lutz 1979-1987 Tom Dedin 1905 Fred Lowenthal 2001- Sue Novitsky 1987-1990 Augie Garrido 1906 Justa Lindgren 1990-2005 Richard “Itch” Jones 1907-1912 Arthur R. Hall 2005- Dan Hartleb 1913-1941 Robert C. Zuppke 1942-1959 Ray Eliot 1960-1966 Pete Elliott 1967-1970 Jim Valek 1971-1976 Bob Blackman 1977-1979 Gary Moeller 1980-1987 Mike White 1988-1991 John Mackovic 1991-1996 Lou Tepper 1997-2004 Ron Turner 2005-2011 Ron Zook 2012- Tim Beckman 2012-13 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK CONFERENCE PERSONNEL HISTORY 5 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS (continued) Tennis Coaches - Men’s 1908-1913 P.B. Hawk 1914 W.A. Oldfather 1920-1924 E.E. Bearg 1925 B.P. Hoover 1926-1929 A.R. Cohn 1930 E.A. Shoaff 1931-1934 C.W. Gelwick 1935 Gerald Huff 1936-1937 Caspar H. Nannes 1938-1942 Howard J. Braun 1943-1946 Ralph Johnson 1946-1964 Howard J. Braun 1965 Bob Lansford (Acting) 1966-1972 Dan Olson 1972-1973 William Wright 1973-1977 Bruce Shuman 1977 John Avallone, Jr. (Acting) 1978-1981 Jack Groppel 1981-1985 Brad Louderback 1986-1992 Neil Adams 1992-2005 Craig Tiley 2005- Brad Dancer Tennis Coaches - Women’s 1974-1975 Peggy Pruitt 1975-1978 Carla Thompson 1978-1981 Linda
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