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• • • . ....~, • • • 'l.':b;.~,.JI' • • • • • • • Keeping score for the · Hornets on the field, working for a healthy and THE LEADING GAMEDAY PROGRAM prosperous community OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL off the field. 1m TIM I -UTI I A community is like a team. It has to be Kalamazoo College's Angell Field scoreboard. strong in almost every facet, in order to be As entertainment, or as a means to compete competitive with other communities as a place and stay fit, a healthy sports scene makes the to live and do business. At First of America, community more appealing, which helps attract we're committed to making our community a new people and new business. Show your team winner. That's why we support many of the spirit and support K-College sports. It's a win­ sporting events and activities our area offers win proposition for all of us. WISCONSIN'S and that's why we're proud to sponsor BATTERING RAM CHASES PEYTON'S il FIRSf°FAMRICAo PRIZE M,.WJ'O/ C. Epa/ Htnui111lntln CJ99S J'QA Bt1d ~ i•Jtlilwl. TDO allflilllllllll J..atJtJ.J!8!U6U. A: Cit 1/Mtui/v Kalamazoo College Directory Table of Contents Location: Kalamazoo, Mich. 49006 Welcome 2 Conference: Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Athletics Affiliation: NCAA Division III About the MIAA 3 President: James F. Jones Football Coaches' Profiles 4-5 Men's Athletic Director: Bob Kent Football Records 6 Women's Athletic Director: Lyn Maurer Athletics Department Phone: (616) 337-7082 1997 Kalamazoo College Team Photo 7 Enrollment: 1,250 Official Football Signals 10 Founded: 1833 Nickname: Hornets About Today's Game 11 Colors: Orange and Black Football Rosters 12-13 Football Stadium: Angell Field (3,000), 1946, Grass Feature Page 14 Volleyball Facility: Anderson Athletic Center (2,000) Soccer Facility: MacKenzie Field Football Opponent Schedules 15 Home Golf Course: Kalamazoo Country Club Kalamazoo Athletic Fund 16-17 Sports Information Director: Geoff Brown 1996-97 MIAAAcademic Honor Roll 19 Sports Information Phone: (616) 337-7287 Hornet Hotline: (61 6) 337-7347 1997 Kalamazoo College Volleyball Team Photo 20 Head Football Coach: Dave Warmack 1997 Kalamazoo College Soccer Team Photos 22 Head Volleyball Coach: Jeanne Hess Men's Soccer Coach: Hardy Fuchs 1997 Fall Sports Outlooks 24 Women's Soccer Coach: Mike Haines 1997 Fall Sports Schedules Inside Back Cover Place an order for r Champion Preference Cross Country Coach: Andy Strickler is our No.1 quality Men's Golf Coach: Joe Haklin Women's Golf Coach: Lyn Maurer Champion Preference® e coated web paper. paper and we'll donate $1000 in your name 1997 Football Schedule to whichever college or university you prefer. Date Opponent Site Time Sept. 13 Wheaton College Angell Field 1:30 p.m. For more information, call us at Sept. 20 at Franklin College Franklin, Ind. 1 :30 p.m. (CST) Sept. 27 Aurora University Angell Field 1:30 p.m. 203-358-6877 or visit our website: Oct. 4 at University of Chicago Chicago, Ill. 1:30 p.m. (CST) Oct. 11 Hope College * Angell Field 1:30 p.m. www.championpaper.com. Oct. 18 at Olivet College * Olivet, Mich. 2:00p.m. Oct. 25 Albion College *t Angell Field 1:30 p.m. Nov. 1 at Alma College * Alma, Mich. 1:00 p.m. Champion Nov. a Adrian College * Angell Field 1:00 p.m. PrefereilCC' *Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association game t Homecoming All times listed are for the site of play 7~-\\~~1\¥\: WHO WOULD KNOW BElTER HOW TO PUT YOU IN THE In order to qu alify for this promotion, the following rules apply: The paper must be ordered between · ~ gel Ch p•O September 1, 1997 and May 31, 1998, and must be new business for Champion. The minimum order u am I n size is 44 tons of Preference paper per order. One donation will be allowed per 44-ton new business order. Champion lnlernalional Corporalion AIRPORT WEST Each donation request must be accompanied by an official entry form along with proof of purchase and 3522 SPRI NKLE ROAD .2747 S. liTH STREET printed samples. Further details are explained in the Champion Preference/NCAA Information Packet an official NCAA corporale partner KAI.AMA.ZOO, MI 49002 CENTER KALAMAZOO, MI 49009 (No. 006937). To order this item, call 203-358-6877 or e-mail your request to marcom @c hampint.com. OF THE ACJlONI (616) 381-7070 (616) 375-6000 1997 FallP Sports rogram Welcome From President Jones The Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association I would like to welcome all tion of clean competition. They understand the rewards On behalf of the members of the Michigan Intercol­ commitment of excellence our member colleges make to of you to Kalamazoo College to be gleaned from the discipline and personal sacrifice legiate Athletic Association, welcome to the llOth year of our student-athletes. and the 1997 fall sports season. that lead to playing for the right reasons. We remain conference competition. Finally, in our historical year of celebration, we are Athletics can play a most justly proud of our past traditions and intend to see that This is an historical year as we take steps to bring making it easier for you to keep abreast of all that is meaningful and significant role these traditions continue. two new members into the conference, Defiance College happening in the MIAA and on our member campuses. in our lives. The spirited Kalamazoo is a member of the Michigan Intercolle­ of Ohio and Saint Mary's College of Indiana, the first The MIAA now has a Web Page for your convenience contests between competitors giate Athletic Association, which is the oldest athletic expansion since 1953. These two schools increase our and enjoyment. The page was developed by Andy who are participating as ama­ conference in the nation, and our past history is replete membership to nine colleges and will strengthen that Frushour, a student at Hope College, and will provide teurs speak to the highest ideals with many great victories and some noble losses. "K" membership through their participation and competition you with a breadth of information about the MIAA as of sportsmanship. Being an sponsors teams that vie for league championships in in the MIAA. This is the first time MIAA members come well as multiple links to many facets of collegiate sport. NCAA Division III school, "K's" eight men's and eight women's sports. from outside Michigan, but as the oldest conference in The page will be your key to getting up-to-date scores student-athletes cannot receive Once more, welcome to our campus. I look forward the country, we will retain that prestigious recognition and statistics from each of our conference sports. Take a athletic scholarships or mon­ to attending many Hornet sporting events and cheering by maintaining our current name. Please join us in minute to "bookmark" this address -- www.miaa.org -­ etary rewards. Here, there is no such thing as the zeal­ our fine student-athletes on to victory. They are all a welcoming Defiance and Saint Mary's to the MIAA. for fast and convenient informa­ ously-guarded "contributions" to athletes from others credit to our College. Thank you for supporting them Our history is further highlighted as we also "kick tion. whose conceptions of collegiate sports vary widely from with your presence at today's game. off" the centennial birthday of MIAA football. The It is an exciting and busy ours. season will be marked by celebrations and recognitions year in the MIAA. Please, sit Those who compete on.our various teams do so for James F. Jones on each of our campuses as we pay tribute to a century back and enjoy today's game the most principled of reasons: they enjoy the exhilara- President of Kalamazoo College of memorable games, team accomplishments and and join us again in the future players who have all combined to write the pages of this as we celebrate the people and colorful chapter in our conference history book. the games that make up the Welcome From The Athletic Directors We are also taking this opportunity to unveil a new oldest conference in the country. conference logo, designed by Chris Doelman, a 1997 The members of the athlet­ Last year, Kalamazoo Calvin College graduate and student-athlete, whose Sheila Wallace-Kovalchik ics department welcome you to College once again experienced winning design was chosen from 32 entries. The logo MIAA Commissioner Kalamazoo College. We are great success in athletics. Our represents both athletics and academics, the dual proud of our athletes and the achievements were headlined sports programs they represent by two MIAA team champion­ and are pleased that you have ships, both of which qualified chosen to attend today's game. for NCAA Division III Since Kalamazoo College postseason play. The men's • offers 16 varsity sports, we tennis team finished second in • "You belong with us." Division III, marking the ninth t--, Good Luck Hornets! encourage you to catch some of the exciting action at some of straight year it has finished our other contests. In addition third or better nationally, and to football, the other fall sports the men's swimming & diving ~ Educational Community from we offer are cross country, golf and soccer for both men team brought home a tenth-place finish. In addition, the ~ CREDIT UNION and women, as well as women's volleyball. Winter men's cross country team had its first-ever individual - brings competition for both men and women in basket­ All-America performer, and the softball squad recorded ball and swimming & diving and the spring heats up its best finish ever at the MIAA Tournament.
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