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1992 Fall Sports Guide ... 1 JJJ ~ "" JJJ~ ~ ~ Kalamazoo College ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~i ~ ~~ ~'1' 0 ';:I~ FALL SPORTS .. 8 ., uu .... ",: r.; "0 ;;:l =2 1992 .e~Jl o.<!:c.. ::a~ .;: 8' < > :; ,!!f' 0 "Cl Table of Contents E N ~c.. ~ ~ Kalamazoo College Facts, Fall Athletic Staff, Fall Athletic Facilities .................................................................. 2 ~~ ~ <El] ~~ a :::E"' ::I 1991-92 Hornet Highlights ........................................................................................................................................ 3 .Wff <~& To the Media, About Kalamazoo College ............................................................................................................... 4 ~ ~ ~ < ~ FOOTBALL Outlook ....................................................................................................................................................... S-6 Schedule, Series Records ............................................................................................................................. 7 Roster .......................................................................................................................................................... 8-9 Player Profiles ........................................................................................................................................ 10-12 Coaches' Profiles ................................................................................................................................... 13-14 Opponents at a Glance ......................................................................................................................... 15-16 1991 Season in Review ............................................................................................................................... 17 1991 Statistics ......................................................................................................................................... 18-21 1991 MIAA Standings and Statistics .................................................................................................. 22-26 All-Time Records ........................................................................................................................................ 27 Past Records by Season ........................................................................................................................ 28-29 All-Time Coaching Records ...................................................................................................................... 30 VOLLEYBALL Outlook ................................................................................................................................................... 31-32 Schedule ....................................................................................................................................................... 32 Roster, Coaches' Profiles ........................................................................................................................... 33 1991 Season in Review ............................................................................................................................... 34 1991 Results ........................................................................................................................................... 35-36 MEN'S SOCCER Outlook ........................................................................................................................................................ 37 Schedule, Coach's Profile .......................................................................................................................... 38 Roster ........................................................................................................................................................... 39 -.;~ 1991 Results, Season in Review .......................................................................................................... 40-42 ~li .. :; WOMEN'S SOCCER ·-"' "" ~ :t E ;g \J ~ ~ ~ .:! Outlook ........................................................................................................................................................ 43 ~~-~.,~, u- .,c ill ~- - ""Qj t!~]IIl=~ ;x ::~i~~:r~ tl: Schedule, Coach's Profile .......................................................................................................................... 44 <~~~::C~ec=o~~i.,~-~ ., 0 ·- c "I 0 .. :t ..<: ;: ., bll . ., ... .. Roster ........................................................................................................................................................... 45 c~~~"'~"-:r:~U.,U"'~:r:o tl:~.,~i~jgE~c~ .. ]j~~ 1991 Results, Season in Review .......................................................................................................... 46-48 'g g !;! ~ ~ .2.= .;: ~ ~ = ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 8 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY ~~iiiizo~~~~~~g~~ Outlooks ...................................................................................................................................................... 49 ~~~~~~~~~~~g~~~ ~ Schedule, Coaches' Profiles ..................................................................................................... , ................. 50 ill Rosters, Soo to Zoo Relay ................................ , ......................................................................................... 52 0 ..<:" 1991 Results .................................................................................................................................... ,...... 52-54 ""Qj MEN'S GOLF .... u: ~.,,c., .. Outlook .................................................................................................................................... ,................... 55 Schedule ....................................................................................................................................................... 56 ~a !l~ ·.c"".,., c"' .,c cv ., ill"., Roster, Coach's Profile ............................................................................................................. , ................. 57 ill:<: .. , :; u~ill"'- .,~., g~~~~:t~~~"g'"!i=~~g 1991 Results ..................................................................................................................... , ........................... 58 :t c .!:! ~:t "' :t ~ ~ 0 :r: :t c .. 0 ., :t ·- ~ t1.. - ~ ..,·- :t c c ~ :t :t .E ..<: WOMEN'S GOLF 5 .. ="" ~ ... c eX 0.<: .. 0 c ., 0.."' 1:: ~ g:,fj ~ ~ ·~ ~ - g E E Xil: ""E '2 Outlook .................................................................. , ..................................................................................... 59 B~~~~MM8~! .. ~~o]::~l <<<~I>UUU tL.t~..O:t:t:t:t:t~ Schedule, Roster ......................... ............................................................................................................... 60 ~ ~N~~~~~®~g~~~~~~~ Coaches' Profiles ......................................................................................................................................... 61 1991 Results ................................................................................................................................................. 62 ~ Fall Sports Composite Schedule ................................................................................... ... .. :............................... 63-65 2 3 Kalamazoo College Facts 1991-92 Hornet Highlights Five Hornet teams were crowned MIAA champions during the 1990-91 school year, with four "K" squads taking undisputed league titles. Kalamazoo's men's tennis team won its 54th consecutive Location: Kalamazoo, Michigan lS crown, while the volleyball team won its second straight MIAA title. Hornet teams also captured Founded: 1833 firsts in women's tennis and men's and women's soccer. Enrollment: 1,271 President: Dr. Lawrence Bryan Nickname: Hornets Kalamazoo continued to lead the MIAA in all-time team championships, increasing its cumulative Conference: Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association total to 219 during the 1991-92 school year. The runner-up league institution has won 153 team titles. National Affiliation: NCAA Division III lS Team Colors: Orange and Black The men's tennis team won an unprecedented sixth NCAA Division III championship in May, defeating the University of California-Santa Cruz in the finals. Lewis Miller won the Division III lS singles title for the second straight year, becoming the first player in Division III history to win back­ to-hack singles championships. Other teams qualifying for post-season competition were volleyball & and women's soccer. The volleyball team was ranked third in the nation and the women's soccer Fall Athletic Staff Phone Directory* squad was ranked sixth in the final poll. Teams qualifying individuals for post-season action were women's tennis and men's and women's swimming and diving. Director of Men's Athletics: Bob Kent ............................................................ (616) 383-8605 337-7091 Director of Women's Athletics/Women's Golf: Lyn Maurer ..................... (616) 383-8587 337-7090 Football: David Warmack .................................................................................. (616) 383-8517 337-7085 Volleyball coach Jeanne Hess was named Division III Midwest Region Coach of the Year for the Men's & Women's Cross Country: Peter Livingstone-McNelis ................ (616) 383-8427 337-7082 second consecutive year. Her team won a school-record 34 consecutive matches
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