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2004 NCCAA Division 1 Championship

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This Program is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@Cedarville, a service of the Centennial Library. It has been accepted for inclusion in Men's Soccer Programs by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Cedarville. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 0 - ®LFnes I MEN & WOMEN'S DIVISION I KISSIMMEE, FL Through the NCCAA, student-athletes pursue their i i dreams bo ~ on antl off the field. As they 1nold their futures in a Christ-Ce ltered environment, they beco1ne our nation's I :r genc-ra ·o n of leaders and visionaries. ACADEMICS

1ne NCCAA is cornn1itted to equipping student-athletes a1 d Goa,hes ,vith the necessary tools to make a positive and eaningful impact fiH Christ. Winning on the athletic field is im~orrant, but victory in the lives of our nation's youth is paramount. Dedicated educators and caring leddershiJ). National cornpetition. International ~each and ministrjl. what we're rul, about. Contact us at: 302 West Washington Street Gree Yillc, South Carolina 29601 or call us at 864-250-1199. www.thenccaa.org • From The Executive Direct01· ... NATIONAL CHRISTIAN COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

On behalf of the NCCAA and the Board of Directors, welcome to the 2004 Division J Women's and Men's Soccer Championship. It is exciting for all ofus to have sixteen institutions from across the United States in Kissimmee to compete in the National Championship.

This event is just one of our 22 national championships and invitationals sanctioned by the NCCAA. Over 13,000 student-athletes and 105 institutions make up the NCCAA and this event is an important part of our Association.

Congratulations to each student-athlete and coach who participates in this championship event. Your participation in this tournament certainly represents many weeks of dedicated time and work. It is also a statement that you stand for the Lord while you compete.

The NCCAA thanks Freddie King, Jr., Men's Division I Chairperson, and Jonathan Meade, Women's Division I Chairperson, for their excellent leadership in organizing and administering these events. Also, sincere appreciation goes to Lourdes Cortes of the Best Western Main gate, Ariel Martinez and the GOUSC, Brandon Buckles of Austin-Tindall Regional Soccer Park, and K.P. Clements of the Kissimmee Convention and Visitors Bureau for their assistance and support.

Sincere thanks from lhe NCCAA are offered to Universal Benefit Plans, represented by Gary Beck and Terry Eichorst, for their sponsorship of both the Kyle Rote, Jr. Award and the Michelle Akers Award. Then recipients of these two prestigious awards will be well rewarded for their efforts thanks to these two men and Universal Benefit Plans. As fom1cr NCCAA student-athletes, Gary and Terry both know the value of Christ-centered education as well as the benefit of competing for Christ.

The NCCAA is unique and stands alone as the only national intercollegiate athletic association that uses athletics to serve the Great Commission of Jesus Christ. Events such as this help showcase that effort and we trust each of you will experience the NCCAA at its finest this weekend.

Sincerely,

Dan Wood Executive Director

National Christian College Athletic Association 302 W. Washington St., Greenville, SC 29601 864-250-1199 ♦ 864-250-1141 Fax ♦ www.thenccaa.org I I I

For the 18th year the NCCAA Pro-Am Classic will be conducted to support the NCCAA in both general operations and in the support of student-athletes and coaches as they travel the nation and the world in sports ministry.

The Pro-Am is known for its fellowship, spiritual renewal and, of course, great golf.

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The NCCAA 2004 Kyie Rote, Jr. Player of Year Award winner is Seth Huber of Greenville College in Greenville, IL. This central-midfield player from Coffeen, IL has been the Panthers leading scorer all four of his years at Greenville, and according to soc­ cer coach Brian McMahon, "Seth has been the major contributor to the turnaround of Greenville s program, taking it from a 4-13 season in 2001 to an 11-2 record in his senior year." The team captain for three years, Seth has accu- mulated numerous honors during his college soccer career. He has made 1st Team AII-SLIAC Conference three times, 1st Team NCCAA North Central Region three times, and was selected to the 2002 NSCAA Central Region Team. The Panthers have also benefited from Seth s abilities by being two time North Central Region qualifiers and currently holding the NCCAA #10 National Ranking. In the classroom, Seth holds an impressive 3.8 grade point average and his academic honors include being a three time Academic AII-SLIAC Conference recipient. He is complet­ ing his Bachelor of Science in Physical Education. In addition to being the team captain, Seth is also clearly the spiritual leader of his team. He conducts a team Bible study every Monday night, and is also in charge of his praise band at church. Coach McMahon adds, "Not only is Seth our best player, but the most humble leader I have coached. He is a very well respected leader, captain and mentor to the younger players." The NCCAA is proud to announce Seth Huber of Greenville College as the 2004 Kyle Rote, Jr. Award winner.

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0 Dustin Crane G Jr Paducah, KY THE COUGARS 1 Sebastian Perez G Sr Argentina 2 Steven Opimbi Fr 15-9-0 3 Alex Walandro D Sr Brasil MAYFIElD, KY 4 Guillermo Ara D Jr Argentina 5 Martin Antivero D Sr Argentina 7 Rodrigo Pardo M Sr Chile Sebastian Felman M Sr Argentina HEAD COACH 9 10 Leandro Gottardi F/M So Argentina JOE ZAKOWICZ 11 Guillermo Ferrando M So Argentina 12 Siaka Sirleaf M/F Fr Liberia Alif-il iE.'fiC iMRECTOR 13 Fenton Grahm M/F So Jamaica JOE ZAKOWICZ 14 Rhett Clark M So Murray, KY 15 Paul Onyango M Fr Kenya 16 Adrian Anderson M Sr Ft. Cambell, KY 17 Peter Agwa M Fr Kenya 18 Freddie Tims F Fr Brownsville, TN 20 Lane Lyston M So Jamaica 21 Caleb Reinhardt M So Alma, KY 22 Austin Davis M So Argentina 23 Matt Hurt M So Argentina 24 Guillermo Kegalj M Fr Argentina 25 Moses Kuinthia M/F Fr Kenya 27 Luciano Bogliacino D Fr Argentina eu1on ' l

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NO. NAME POS. YR. HOME TOWN THE TROJANS 0 Pete Taylor G Fr Smyrna, GA 00 Collin Grotbeck G Fr Adrian, Ml 14-8-2 1 Brad Drake G So Bloomington, IL 2 Adam Riddell F Jr Warminster, PA DEERFIELD, IL 3 Jesse Fox M So Tucson, AZ 4 Luke Anderson D So Rockford, IL 5 Nate Taube M/F Sr Buercs Aires, Argentina HEAD COACH 6 Dan Bryant D So Matthews, NC 7 Caleb Redelman M Fr Wheaton, IL STOSH WALSH 8 Baraka Kasali M Sr Beni DR Congo 9 Nate Bogdanovich F Jr Hartland, WI A SSISTANT C,OACH 10 Kyle Bacon D So Lannon, WI LUCAS DALGLEISH 11 AJ Mueller M So Miramar, FL 12 Josh Bacon D So Lannon, WI ATHLEIC TRAINER 13 Tim Jeanson D So Racine, WI ROB SIPES 14 Brandon Keith D Fr Wheaton, IL 15 Danny Drout M/F So Oconomowoc, WI 16 George Lozada D Fr Chicago, IL STATISTICIAN 17 Miles Shiver M/F So Albuquerque, NM RYAN STEGER 18 Matt Taube M Jr Quito, Ecuador 19 Steve Sparks F Fr Sulvania, OH 20 Mark Robinson F So Grayslake, IL 21 John Vanmaaren D Fr Oostburg, WI 22 Ross O Hair D So Tucson, AZ Alt Andres Orbe D Fr Chicago, IL SEED Central Region

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THE PIONEERS 0 Danny Buxie G So Lancaster, OH 14-5-1 1 Michael Dye G Jr Brooksville, FL OlATHE, KS 2 Eric Odell M Fr Overland Park, KS 3 Jose Sibrian M Fr Houston, TX 4 Eli Korthanke D Sr Robinson, KS HEAD COACH 5 Frantz-Kwame Smith D Jr St Catherine, Jamaica KEVIN WARDLAW .. 6 Jermaine Ricketts DIM Jr Kingston, Jamaica 7 Jeff Christensen D Fr Palmetto, FL ASSISTANT COACHES 8 Joshua Armfield M So MIKE STONE Topeka, KS 9 Luis Licerio M So Houston, TX 10 Alfredo Orjuela F Sr Olathe, KS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 11 David Gonzalez F So Montevideo, Uruguay RON HILL 12 Jonathan Vigil D Fr Buffalo, WY 13 Kyle Sloan D Fr Mustang, OK ATHLETIC TRAINER 14 David Weeks F So Farmington, NM CHAD KELLER 15 Justen Wack F Jr Elyria, OH 17 Jonathan McPeake F Sr Shawnee, KS 18 Robert Howard D Jr Olathe, KS 19 Johnathan Lyke D Jr Colorado Springs, CO 20 Jace Hansen F/M Jr Olathe, KS 26 Dale Mitchell D Sr Lenexa, KS ~ /I ..

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THEYEllOW 0 David Howdyshell G So Horton, Ml JACKETS 1 Stephen Bushre G Fr Indianapolis, IN 2 Jon Taylor M So Mentor, OH 11-9-1 3 Ken Davis F Fr Chelsea, Ml CEDARVlllE, OH 4 Joe Zuerner F Sr Cold Spring, KY 5 Tim Thomson D Sr Monroeville, PA HEAD COACH 6 Matt Green D Sr Lakeland, FL BEN BELLEMAN 7 Pete Dryer M Sr Kenosha, WI ASSISTANT COACHES 9 David Adams M/F Fr Clarksville, MD BRENT DAVIS, JOSH RADCLIFFE & 10 Jason Auyer M Sr Liverpool, NY KEVIN ROPER 11 Matt Johnson M Fr Lakeland, FL 12 Phil Shimer F So Hilliard, OH ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 14 Josh Geiser F Fr Vestal, NY PETE REESE 15 lain Bryant D So Plymouth, Ml ATHLETIC TRAINER 17 Todd Beall D Sr Annandale, VA BILL VINE 18 Justin Benz M Jr Ormond Beach, FL 19 Phil Ellis M Jr Cincinnati, OH 22 Elliot Moore D So Biglerville,PA 23 Andrew Belleman M Jr Cedarville, OH 25 Scott Delange D Fr Lapeer, Ml 26 Jon Miley F Fr Derry, NH NO. NAME POS. YR. HOME TOWN THE MUSTANGS 0 Matthew Fike G So Lancaster, OH 1 Kevin Howard G Jr Mesa, AZ 10-1-1 2 Justin Mohrig M Fr Glendale, AZ. SANTA CLARITA, CA 3 David Wright M Gr Saugus, CA 4 Sean McMannis D Jr Lake Forest, CA 5 Luke Barnes F Fr Austin, TX HEAD COACH 6 Joseph Barnes M Sr Austin, TX JIM RICKARD 7 Jared Thornton F/M So Lake View Terrace, CA 8 Rob Miller D So Mineola, TX 9 John Wright M Jr Saugus, CA ASSISTANT COACHES 10 Ewout Van Rhee F Fr Nieuwer Ter Aa C.J. LARSEN & BLAKE GILLEN 11 Tyler Flower D So Midland, Ml 12 Dalton Spivey M Sr Tyler, TX ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 13 Micah Howser M Sr Austin, TX PAUL BERRY 14 Stephen Seston M So Palmdale, CA 15 Evan Cox M/0 So Mission Viejo, CA ATHLETIC TRAINER 16 Andrew Dex1er D So Plano, TX DAVE LARSEN 17 Nathan Foreman M Jr Tyler, TX 18 Kyle Jenison M Jr Quartz Hill, CA 19 Johann Koenig M Jr Cove, OR 20 Casey Jenison D Fr Quartz Hill, CA 22 David Schubert M Fr Yakima, WA 23 Syian Wignal F Fr Kingston, Jamaica 31 Ryan Burton G Jr Colleyville, TX NO. NAME POS. YR. HOME TOWN THE llONS 0 Josh Bowden G Fr Villa Rica, GA 1 Geoffrey del Form G Fr Gainesville, GA 13-9-2 2 Dan Shane D Sr Allentown,PA DEMOREST, GA 3 Chris Duran F Sr Mexico Ciry, Mexico 4 Mike Beukman D Sr Johannesburg, S. Africa 5 Rob Nix D So Snellville, GA HEAD COACH 6 Ryan Donahue D Sr Snellville, GA JASON SMIITH 7 Dan Thompson F So Snellville, GA "' 8 Sean Donahue M Sr Snellville, GA ASSISTANT COACHES 10 Diego Montoya M Jr Gainseville, GA DANIEL OSTOJIC, STEPHEN ANDREW 11 John Drummond M Sr Lumphinnans, Scotland & JUSTIN MATHEWS 12 Josh Seabrook M Jr Grayson, GA 13 Alan Cromlish D Fr Stone Mountain, GA .ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 14 Drew Griffin F Fr Snellville, GA DR. DELENE LEE 15 Luke Garnto F Sr Milledgeville, GA 16 Brian Preston D So Lilburn, GA Alan Creasy D Fr Loganville, GA ATHLETIC TRAINER 17 18 Daniel Robles D Sr Lilburn, GA JOCELYN STALLINGS 19 Joe Grainger D Fr Douglasville, GA 20 Na1haniel Latoni M So Dacula, GA 21 MatsAstrom D Fr Falun Sweden 22 Paul Mitchell D So Dundee, Scotland NO. NAME POS. YA. HOME TOWN THEWARIORS 0 Matt Andre GK Jr West Springfield, MA Rob Renuart GK Sr Lakewood, NJ 12-9-0 3 TJ Gogolen D Sr Ringwood, NJ NYACK, NY 4 Alberto Guerra D Sr Guatemala City, Guate. 5 Justin Reese M Sr Oley, PA HEAD COACH 6 Robert Rice M/D Jr Suffield, CT KEITH DAVIE 7 Nathan Rayl s Jr Clinton, OH .. 8 Matthew Bennett M So Southampton, Eng. ASSISTANT COACHES 9 Fabian Barron M Sr Montego Bay, Jamaica DAVID BANCROFT 10 Elvis Langa F Sr Maputo, Mozambique SEAN STEWART 11 Oscar Perez M Mayfield, NY 12 Harvey Smith M Sr Scarborough, Tobago ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 13 Evan Masteller M Fr Center Valley, PA KETIH DAVIE 14 Justin Thornton D Binghampton, NY 16 Daniel Corti M Jr Lakewood, NJ 18 Bob Haz:let s Columbus, PA ATHLIETIC TRAINER 20 Juan Andres Martinez S Jr Guatemala City, Guate. PENNY FOLLAND 21 Oswald Adu M Fr Toronto, Ontario 22 Derek Herbert F So Hanover, MA 24 Tim Conway M Fr Billerica, MA 26 Matt Laubscher GK Breinigsville, PA '

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THE WARRIORS NO. NAME POS. YR. HOME TOWN 00 Jonathan Frazier GK Fr Satellite Beach, FL 9-6-0 1 Matt Neumann G Fr Englewood, FL WEST PALM BEACH, Fl 2 David Richardson M/D Sr Pompano Beach, FL 3 Peter McLean D Fr Cocoa, FL 4 Matt Sweesy D Fr Simpsonville, SC 5 Tiago Dias M Jr Recife, Brazil HEAD COACH 6 Justin Kramer M Fr Melbourne, FL DAVID McANDREWS 7 David Galvin D So Pensacola, FL 8 Janjay Gehndyu F Jr Bradenton, FL } 9 Seth Shepard F Sr Pascagoula, MS ASSISTANT COACH 10 Miguel Lemming F/M Sr Harare, Zimbabwe a RANDY BELLI 11 David Boyce F Sr Mansfield, OH 12 Matt Johnson F/M Fr Sarasota, FL 13 Lance Villio F Fr Charlottesville, VA 14 Christian Ortiz-Matallanna M Fr Wellington, FL ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 15 Cody Gilletti D Fr Melburne, FL ALLEN McENIRY 16 Josh Kettren D Jr Brdenton, FL 17 Emory Ellis D Fr Jacksonville, FL 19 Prince Borde M Jr Ocoee, FL 20 Eric Chaffiot F Fr Merritt Island, FL 21 Caleb Roberts D Fr Plant City, FL 22 Jared McGreevy M Sr Pompano Beach, FL 23 Joel Canino M Jr Syracuse, NY ' ~ I 011~nI ~~~ Ashley Palmer, from Indiana Wesleyan University, is the NCCAA 2004 MicheHe Akers Player of the Year Award recipient. Ashley, a senior forward from Circleville, Ohio and captain of the Lady Wildcats team this year, has been instrumental in motivating and leading her team since she was a freshman. The team struggled their first few games this year when she was injured, but went on to win 12 straight games since her "semi-recovery". The Michelle Akers award highlights excellence in competition, skill and service. Ashley excels in each of these areas. Over her college career, she has been named to the NCCAA All-American Team, Mid-Central Conference 1st Team and NAIA 2nd Team All-American (the highest award an IWU womens soccer player has ever achieved). Ashley has also been named Mid-Central Conference and NAIA Region VIII Player of the Year. With her ability to score goals and set up goals for her teammates, she has helped lead her team to win the Mid-Central Conference Championship for four years and go to the NAIA National Tournament twice. Dr. John Bratcher, Ashley s coach, praised her efforts by saying, "Her sophomore year, IWU lost in 2 overtimes at regionals in snow, and this year the team has qualified for regionals again and is only two games from returning to the National Tournament. This is quite a feat for a team and Ashley has been in the forefront leading during this time." Off the field, Ashley is an NCCAA Scholar-Athlete with a grade point average of 3.4 and has been on the Deans List for her academic achievement. Working towards her BA in Physical Education, Ashley still finds time to be involved in numerous service projects. Coach Bratcher says of Ashley, "She is very concerned for others; she has been on mission trips, coached children, worked at church and at camps and leads her team in devotions." The NCCAAis proud to recognize Ashley Palmer from Indiana Wesleyan University as the 2004 Michelle Akers Award winner.

THE LADY COUGARS NO. NAME POS. YR, HOME TOWN 11-4-0 1 Meghan Schymanski G Sr Elida, OH 2 Samantha Tomlison D Fr 1ipp City, OH MOUNT VERNON, OH 3 Audrey Hager D Jr Newark, OH 4 Heather Ross F/M Fr Aurora, OH 5 Allie Warnemunde F/M So West Chester, OH HEAD COACH 7 Stacy Robey D Fr New Carlisle, OH JONATHAN MEADE 8 Laurel Lautensack M So Oswego, NY 9 Catherine Hess F Sr Hillsboro, OH 10 Jessica Pagona M Fr Findlay, OH ATHLETIC TRAINER 11 Leanna Goss M Jr Westerville, OH Stephanie Riley D Fr Springfield, OH DEAN TAYLOR 12 13 Bethany Rockwell M Jr Galloway, OH 14 Amanda Suever M Fr Elida, OH ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 15 Holly Dyer F Jr Bethel, OH SCOTT FLEMMING 16 Sarah Helbert D Sr Avon Lake, OH 17 Allison Linak M So Westerville, OH 18 Molly Dible M Fr Hilliard, OH 19 Kristy Brandolini F/M Fr Twinsburg, OH 20 Lindsay See M So Mansfield, OH 22 Jessica Ward F/M So Mansfield, OH 23 Jessi Gates D/M Jr Richmond, OH 24 Krysti Wilson G So Sunbury, OH rth centra eu1on hamp1ons

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THE lADY TROJANS 2 Kathryn Nelson F Fr Muskegon, Ml 15-8-0 3 Missy Morris M Jr Oak Park, IL 4 Charise McAllister M Sr Grand Haven, Ml DEERFIELD, IL 5 Cori Schwarz F Jr Tucson, AZ. 6 Jill Barre MF Sr Goshen, OH Arlington Heights, IL HEAD COACH 7 Jeanne Schambach D Sr Nicole Calvin M So Bloomingdale, IL PATRICK GILLIAM 8 9 Kelly Campbell D Jr Milwaukee, WI ASSISTANT COACHES 10 Jen Storkel F Sr White Oak, PA Thornton, CO KELVIN TOHME & MELISSA 11 Ashleigh Dellos F So So Zeeland, Ml BOGDANOVICH 12 Lindsey Rademacher M 13 Laura Dellatorre M/D Fr Naperville, IL TRAINERS 14 Racheal Hart D Sr Highland Park, IL Buffalo Grove, IL ROB SNIPES 15 liffany Jones M/F Jr 16 Heather Hershberger D Sr Apple Valley, MN MANAGER 17 Katelyn Keckeisen M So Sussex, WI MOLLY TREMBATH 18 Laryssa Simas F Fr Coventry, RI 19 Lindy Gritter M Jr Holland, Ml ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 20 Megan Pelland D/M Fr Carol Stream, IL Edina, MN PATRICK GILLIAM 21 Hollie Lewis D Fr 22 Tami Burke M/F Fr Park Ridge, IL 23 Kelly Kehoe M Fr Windsor Heights. IA 24 Brooke Whitler F/M Fr Fontana, WI 01 Allison Budden G So Wauconda, IL 0 Hannah Peterson G Fr Rockton, IL 00 Katie Vanderwende G Fr Hemet, CA

• NO. NAME POS. YR. HOME TOWN 0 Jessica Balsser G Sr St. Paris, OH 1 Sarah Gibson G So Portville, NY 2 Ann Feliz G Fr Steubenville, OH THE lADY YEllOW 3 Kristen Malpass D So Ca~l' NC 4 Katie Walter M Jr Eas Greenville, PA 5 Karen Ruhlman F So Shoreline, WA JACKUS 6 Becky Kirby M So Covington LA 12-6-0 7 Laura Radcliffe F Jr FairbornH0 H 8 Katie Thompson D Jr Derry, N CEDARVlllE, OH 9 Nicole James F Jr Honeyoye-Falls, NY 10 Abby Price M So Cincinnati, OH 11 Jillian Losee M So Lake Orioi Ml 12 Candace Jelinek M Jr Thornton, O 13 Lauren Sato D Jr Silverdale, WA 14 Amanda McCormick M Fr Jackson, Ml HEAD COACH 15 Sarah Marl

.. NO. NAME POS. YR. HOME TOWN THE LADY BRAVES 0 Emily Warthan G Jr Colonial Heights, VA 11-5-4 2 Jessy Clover F Sr VA Beach, VA MURFREESBORO, NC 3 Ashley Morris M Fr Fredericksburg, VA 4 Lisa Knieriemen M Jr Chester, VA 5 Amanda Cothern M Fr Galena, OH HEAD COACH 6 Meredith Krause F Fr Stafford, VA STUART HORNE 7 Melissa Rodgers D/F Fr Alexandria, HS 8 Alexandria Pearson D/M Fr ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Hopewell, VA DEBBIE WARREN 9 Stephanie Montague D/M Fr VA Beach, VA 12 Shannon Bordeau D Sr Ware, MA ATHLETIC TRAINER 13 Christine Horne G Sr W. Chester, PA DANIELLE MIGNEMI 14 Kermethia Abernathy F/M Fr Chesapeake, VA 16 Amanda Jenkins D/M Fr Stafford, VA 18 Taura Jackson F Jr Richmond, VA 23 Casey Driver M Fr Yorktown, VA 25 Jenna Hall F Fr Mt. Airy, NC 26 Connie Hale M Fr Alexandria, VA 27 Nicole Payant F Fr Colonial Heights, VA 29 Jackie Zielezinski D/M Fr Portsmouth, VA 44 Amanda Soften D Sr Ware, MA #6 SEED central Region Champions

NO. NAME POS. YR. HOME TOWN THE lADY PATRIOTS 0 Bethany Davidson G So Carrolton, TX 12-6-2 1 Callie Fuller G Sr Wylie, TX 2 Rebecca Armstrong D So Mesquite, TX DALLAS, TX 4 Laney Sumrall M Fr Texas City, TX 5 Tiffany Pena M Sr DeSota, TX 6 Crystal Simpson M Jr Amarillo, TX HEAD COACH 7 Andrea Spillers D Jr Arlington, TX DAVID GRANNISS 7 Kari Crowe M Jr Dallas, GA 8 Arley Blackstock M Jr Ft Worth, TX ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 9 Amber Kincaid M Sr Plano, Tx MATT MURRAH 10 Jessica Johnson F Jr Grand Prairie, TX 11 Kelli Dyer D Fr Texas City, TX ATHLETIC TRAINER 12 Beth Bradtmueller M Fr Burleson, TX MARIE CARNAVALE 13 Courtney Schneidau D Fr Bedford, TX 14 Michelle Magnotta F Jr Littleton, Co 15 Rachel Spivey M Fr Tyler, TX 16 April Brooks DIM Sr Ft. Worth, TX 22 Jessica Proctor M Jr Tyler, TX 23 Orea Dimarzio G Fr Carrolton, TX 24 Sue Robinson G Fr Texas City, TX 25 Haylie Raymond G Fr Houston, TX #1 SEED West Region Champions

NO, NAME POS. YR. HOME TOWN

THE LADY HAWKS 0 Lindsey Douglass GK Jr So. Lake Tahoe, CA 9-6-3 1 Araceli Franco D Fr Oceanside, CA El CAJON, CA 2 Mishon Stalnaker M Fr Ramona, CA 3 Tara Hodgkiss M Sr San Diego, CA HEAD COACH 4 Ashley Flores D Fr. San Diego, CA KEVIN ELWELL 5 Tristan Ferrazzano D Fr Ontario, Canada 6 Bethany Saxman M Jr Dupont, WA ASSISTANT COACHES STEVE COOPER & JACKIE 7 Charity Saxman D Jr Dupont, WA ARMSTONG 8 Shannon Gibson M Fr Onario, Canada 9 Michelle Fry F Sr Danville, CA MA.NAGER 10 Melissa Miller M Fr Phoeniz, Ar ALLY MOOREHEAD 11 Tiffany Tomlin D Jr El Cajon, CA ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 12 Mary Willis F Fr Lakeside, CA KELVIN STARR 14 Stephanie Clegg G Sr Poway, CA 15 Whitney Feliz D Sr Escondido, CA ATHLETIC TRAINER 17 Jade Gutierrez M Fr Rancho Santa, CA SHAWNA BAKER 18 Sarah Buchanan M/F Sr Salado, TX #8 sEEo Mid-East Ghamnion

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00 Alyssa Parker Gk Sr Franklin, PA THE lADY EAGLES 2 Kristen Forrester D Fr Shippensburg, PA 10-8-2 3 Rachel Steely M Sr Rockford, IL WILMORE, KY 4 Samantha Childers M Fr Lexington, KY 5 Lauren Temple D Sr Wilmore, KY 6 Julianne Schultz D Jr Belleville, Ml HEAD COACH DR. PAUL NESSELROADE 7 Maria Owen D Jr Essex Junction, VT 9 Whitney Gause M/F Fr Tarpon Springs, FL ASSISTANT COACHES 12 Rachel Woodward G/F Fr Westville, NJ SETH LUNDEEN 13 Hannah Rohe D Jr Houghton, NY 14 Abigail Greer M/D Fr Lexington, KY ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 15 Christina Murphy M Sr Indianapolis, IN JIM ALLER 16 Jodi Neely D So Ormond Beach, FL 17 Jessica McKelvey M Sr Pennsville, NJ ATHLETIC TRAINER 18 Elizabeth Tucker. D Fr Milford, OH CHRISTINE UHL 19 Amanda Dowell D Fr Versailles, KY 20 Jordan Beyer M Fr Tarpon Springs, FL 21 Andrea Howell F Jr La Ville du Bois, France 22 Gerilyn Gordon F Fr Loundonville, NY 23 Jennifer Bunge F Fr Lexington, KY 24 Christen Cates MD So Livingston, TN NCCAA Facts The National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) is a non-profit organization which be­ gan in 1966 and uses intercollegiate athletics to share Christ. It is very much like the NCAA, but the extra "C" sets the NCCAA apart, serving only Christ-centered colleges and universities across the United States and Canada. The NCCAA is headquartered in Greenville, SC. Annually, 23 national championships and invitationals are held in men's and women's sports. We serve approximately 13,000 student-athletes and 700 coaches. The NCCAA sponsors missions outreach both domestically and abroad. Each summer, the NCCAA assist approximately 150 student-athletes and coaches on overseas sports ministry trips and annually provides approximately 2,000 hours of community service through Christian Service Projects held in conjunction with its National Championships.

Mission Statement The NCCAA is an association of Christ-centered collegiate institutions whose mission is to use athletic competition as an integral component of education, evangelism and encouragement. We serve our members by setting association standards, developing communication resources, providing regional/national competition and partnering in outreach to our communities and the world. We are committed to equipping student-athletes and coaches to make a positive impact for Christ. Why Should I Give to Christian Athletics?

Sometimes our busy lives do not allow us missions outreach endeavors, both locally and abroad. to participate in missions outreach like we may Our athletes are able to enter countries for athletic wish. The National Christian College Athletics competition where traditional m1ss10naries are Association needs busy people to partner with us, sometimes unable to enter. The athletes then share both financially and through prayer, so we can the Gospel with opposing teams and during clinics, continue using athletics to share Christ with the and many have prayed to receive Christ. world. As an intercollegiate athletic association, the Each year, the NCCAA strives to make a National Christian College Athletic Association difference in the lives of our 13,000 student-athletes stands alone in presenting the Gospel and including and 700 coaches. We stress the importance of Christian outreach in the championship experience. Christ as the number one priority in our lives from The first "C" in our acronym, NCCAA, sets us apart the beginning of each sport season, in wins and in from other athletic organizations. Christ is the focus losses, through post-season play, all the way to the of our association with athletics at the tool to share national championship game. Our number one goal the Gospel. is that each member of our association has a Will you help? Your tax-deductible donations personal relationship with Jesus Christ. will allow the NCCAA to continue fulfilling the Great The NCCAA has financially assisted over Commission. 35,000 student-athletes and coaches on NCCAA Century Club

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