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MESA STATE COLLEGE msc Quick Facts Location Grand Junction, CO Founded 1925 enroLLment 7,700 nickname Mavericks coLors Maroon & White President Tim Foster athLetic director Butch Miller conFerence Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference aFFiLiation NCAA Divison II Venues Brownson ArenA Volleyball, Wrestling, Basketball stocker stAdium BergmAn Field Football Softball wAlker Field el PomAr nAtAtorium Soccer Swimming, Diving suPlizio Field elliott tennis center Baseball Tennis credits and PubLication inFormation The 2010 Mesa State College game day programs are brought to you by the MSC Sports Information Office. PhOTOGrAPhy: Buddy Bear buddybear.digitaleventsonline.com GrAPhiC dESiGn: COvEr: Jeremy Smith - MSC Office of Development Graphic Artist and Creative Project Coordinator Mesa state College inSidE pages: Roberta Sivils athletiCs [email protected] Saunders Fieldhouse PrinTinG: 1100 North Avenue Peczuh Printing Grand Junction, CO 81501 2497-B Power Road www.mesamavs.com Grand Junction, CO 81507 Phone: 970.248.1503 970-243-1012 Fax: 970.248.1980 PhotograPhy: Buddy Bear, Jermaine Williams, Jeremy Smith & MSC Publication Office MESA STATE COLLEGE 2010 Mesa State College WOMEn’S SOCCEr SChEdULE DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME September 3, Fri St. Cloud Durango, CO 1:00pm 5, Sun Augustana (S.D.) Durango, CO 11:00am 9, Thurs Dixie State St. George, Utah 7:30pm 11, Sat Central Washington University St. George, Utah 11:00am 17, Fri University Neb.-Kearney Kearney, NE 12:00pm 19, Sun Regis University Denver, CO 1:00pm 2010 Mesa State College 22, Wed Fort Lewis College Walker Field 4:00pm FOOTbALL SChEdULE 24, Fri Adams State College Walker Field 7:00pm DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME 26, Sun UC-Colorado Springs Walker Field 12:00pm Sept. 2 (Th) Missouri Western University St. Joseph, MO 5 pm (MST) OctOber Sept. 11 BYE 1, Fri CSU-Pueblo Walker Field 4:00pm Sept. 18 University Neb.-Kearney Kearney, NE Noon (MST) 3, Sun Colorado School of Mines Walker Field 3:00pm Sept. 25 New Mexico Highlands Stocker Stadium 1:00 8, Fri Metro State College Walker Field 7:00pm Oct. 2 Western New Mexico Silver City, NM Noon (MST) 13, Wed Fort Lewis College Durango, CO 1:00pm Oct. 9 Ft Lewis College Stocker Stadium 7 pm 15, Fri Regis University Walker Field 7:00pm (Homecoming) 22, Fri New Mexico Highlands Las Vegas, NM 3:00 pm Oct. 16 Colorado School of Mines Golden, CO Noon Oct. 23 CSU-Pueblo Stocker Stadium 6 pm 24, Sun CSU-Pueblo Pueblo, CO 2:30 pm Oct. 30 Western State College Stocker Stadium 6 pm 29, Fri Colorado Christian Denver, CO 1:00 pm Nov. 6 Adams State College Alamosa, CO Noon 31, Sun UC-Colorado Springs Colo Sprgs, CO 1:00 pm Nov. 13 Chadron State College Stocker Stadium 1:00 NOvember 3, Wed RMAC Playoffs TBD TBD Head CoaCH: Joe Ramunno (13th year) 5, Fri RMAC Playoffs TBD TBD assistant CoaCHes: Darin Robidioux, Bill Stafford, Jon Boyer, Miles Kochevar 7, Sun RMAC Playoffs TBD TBD all times mountain standard time TBD NCAA Playoffs TBD TBD ead oaCH ssistant oaCH ULES H C : Erin Sharpe (3rd year) a C : Andy Varns (2nd year) 2010 Mesa State College all times mountain standard time vOLLEybALL SChEdULE DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME 2010 Mesa State College d Sept. 3-4 Oredigger Volleyball Classic Golden, Colorado MEn’S SOCCEr SChEdULE Sept. 3 Augustana Lockridge Arena 1:00 PM DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME Sept. 3 MSU-Moorhead Lockridge Arena 5:30 PM Sept. 4 Southwest Minnesota State Lockridge Arena 12:00 PM September E Sept. 4 Abilene Christian Lockridge Arena 4:30 PM 3, Fri Colorado Christian AWAY 4:00 PM Sept. 10-11 UNK Invitational Kearney, Nebraska 5, Sun Adams State AWAY 1:00 PM Sept. 10 St. Cloud State UNK Health & Sports Ctr 2:30 PM 10, Fri Dixie State AWAY 7:00 PM Sept. 10 Nebraska Kearney UNK Health & Sports Ctr 7:00 PM 13, Mon Seattle Pacific Walker Field 7:00 PM Sept. 11 Quincy University UNK Health & Sports Ctr 10:00 AM h Sept. 11 Newman University UNK Health & Sports Ctr 4:45 PM 17, Fri Colorado School of Mines AWAY 4:30 PM Sept. 16 Metro State Denver, Colorado 7:00 PM 19, Sun Metro State AWAY 2:30 PM Sept. 17 Regis University Denver, Colorado 7:00 PM 22, Wed Fort Lewis Walker Field 7:00 PM Sept. 18 Colorado Christian Lakewood, Colorado 7:00 PM 24, Fri UC-Colorado Springs AWAY 7:00 PM Sept. 24 CSU- Pueblo Pueblo, Colorado 7:00 PM 26, Sun Adams State AWAY 1:00 PM Sept. 25 Western State College Gunnison, Colorado 7:30 PM OctOber Oct. 1 Western New Mexico Brownson Arena 7:00 PM Oct. 2 New Mexico Highlands Brownson Arena 7:00 PM 1, Fri Colorado Christian Walker Field 7:00 PM Oct. 7 Westminster College Brownson Arena 7:00 PM 3, Sun Colorado School of Mines Walker Field 12:00 PM Oct 9 Adams State College Brownson Arena 4:00 PM 8, Fri Regis University Walker Field 4:00 PM Oct. 10 Fort Lewis College Brownson Arena 4:00 PM (Sun) 10, Sun Metro State Walker Field 12:00 PM Oct. 14 Colorado School of Mines Brownson Arena 7:00 PM 13, Wed Fort Lewis College AWAY 3:30 PM Oct. 15 University of Neb. - Kearney Brownson Arena 7:00 PM 17, Sun CSU-Pueblo Walker Field 12:00 PM Oct. 16 Chadron State College Brownson Arena 5:00 PM Oct 22 CSU- Pueblo Brownson Arena 7:00 PM 22, Fri UC-Colorado Springs Walker Field 7:00 PM Oct. 24 Western State College Brownson Arena 4:00 PM (Sun) 29, Fri CSU-Pueblo AWAY 3:00 PM Oct. 29 New Mexico Highlands Las Vegas, NM 7:00 PM 31, Sun Regis University AWAY 2:30 PM Oct. 30 Western New Mexico Silver City, NM 7:00 PM NOvember Nov. 4 Fort Lewis College Durango, Colorado 7:00 PM 3, Wed RMAC Playoffs TBD TBD Sept. 5 Adams State College Alamosa, Colorado 7:00 PM 5, Fri RMAC Playoffs TBD TBD Nov. 11-14 RMAC Tournament TBD Nov. 18-21 NCAA Regional TBD 7, Sun RMAC Playoffs TBD TBD Dec. 2-5 NCAA Elite 8 TBD TBD NCAA Playoffs TBD TBD Head CoaCH: Dave Fleming (6th year) assistant CoaCH: Maggie Chlebana Head CoaCH: Josh Pittman (4th year) assistant CoaCH: Nick Kirchhof (3rd year) 2010 SC all times mountain standard time all times mountain standard time 2 www.mesamavs.com MESA STATE COLLEGE Tim Foster President oF mesa state coLLege Dear Mavericks Fan: Coaches Association for track and field and Mike Dominguez by Daktronics and by Division II Bulletin for basketball. Whether in the classroom, playing These remarkable individuals are proving that the skills field or the hardwood, Mesa needed for athletic success – dedication, focus, teamwork, dealing State is committed to providing with success and adversity, perseverance and good old hard a student-focused, experiential work – are the same skills required to make significant academic learning environment. As part of this commitment, the accomplishments. By engaging in both scholarship and the College provides a variety of intercollegiate and club high ideals of sportsmanship, they are enriching their college competitive athletic opportunities for our students. experiences, paving the way for successful careers and serving as Making the most of these opportunities, many of Mesa positive role models for the next generation of student athletes. State’s student-athletes are excelling in both the athletic Thank you for supporting Mesa State College athletics arena and the classroom. Along with earning more than 60 and our high-achieving student athletes. This year promises to conference championships, our athletes, both past and present, continue the tradition of great athletic accomplishments and we have earned academic awards at the college, conference hope you’ll share your enthusiasm and love of sport with the and national levels. We had ten teams that earned regional Mavericks. We’ll see you at the games! berths in 2009-2010. Just this past year alone, 45 of our student-athletes were named to the Rocky Mountain Athletic Regards, Conference All-Academic Team, three to the All-Region Academic Team and one RMAC Academic Player of the Year. Tim Foster We also had two student-athletes named as All-Americans, President of Mesa State College Alexis Skarda by U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Butch Miller director oF athLetics Butch Miller enters his third year as environment that allows us the opportunity to recruit the best student the Director of Athletics at Mesa State athletes from anywhere in the country”, said Miller. College after serving as the Associate As Associate Athletic Director, Miller oversaw the athletic Athletic Director for five years. Miller’s departments’ fund raising, corporate sponsor liaison and golf card tenure began July 1, 2008. coordinator from 2003-2008. Prior to his Associate AD duties he served Last year the Mavericks enjoyed it’s as the Corporate Sponsor Sales Director from 2000-2003. most successful season ever with 10 He was named the head women’s golf coach in 2004 and guided regional appearances, including six the women’s program to numerous school and individual records. He spring sport teams advancing to regional tournaments. The men’s was twice named Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Coach of the tennis team won the central region pod and advanced to the schools’ Year (’06-07, ’07-08). With the addition of men’s golf this fall, Miller will first ever appearance in the Division II National Tennis Championships assist with both programs and oversee administrative duties. Sweet 16. A native of Sterling, Colorado he graduated from Sterling High All-America runner Alexis Skarda became the first women’s track School where he was a three sport athlete excelling in football, & field athlete to qualify for the NCAA Track & Field Championships basketball and baseball.
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