Men’s 2018–19 PIONEERS Basketball

GC PRIDE Date Opponent Time Head Coach David Arseneault Jr. ’09 Nov. 8 Nebraska Wesleyan 7 p.m. David Arseneault Jr. is the Pioneers’ head men’s basketball coach, As a player at Grinnell, Arseneault was a three-time finalist for the Nov. 13 EUREKA COLLEGE 6:30 p.m. taking over duties from his father, David Arseneault, who retired in Bob Cousy Guard of the Year Award while finishing as the Nov. 15 EMMAUS 7 p.m. June 2018. NCAA Division III all-time leader in career assists average with 9.4 2018–19 per game. As a senior, Arseneault led the nation in assists per game Nov. 20 Central 8 p.m. Arseneault Jr., who previously played and coached at Grinnell, (10.2) and ranks 11th on the Pioneers’ all-time scoring chart with Nov. 25 WRIGHT STATE LAKE 1 p.m. returned to Grinnell in 2016–17 after two seasons leading the Reno Bighorns, the NBA D-League affiliate of the Sacramento Kings. 1,462 points. Nov. 30 Lake Forest # 7:30 p.m. In his last season there, the Bighorns won the Western Conference Arseneault will also serve as the Pioneer women’s golf coach in the Men’s Dec. 1 Lawrence # 3 p.m. with a 33-17 mark, claimed the Pacific Division title and set a 2018–19 academic year. Dec. 5 Cornell # 7:30 p.m. Men’s Head Coach Records D-League record for offensive efficiency. Arseneault was named Arseneault is married to Rachel Arseneault ’10, who also works at Coach of the Year by the sports blogging network SB Nation. and is a former member of the Pioneer track and Basketball Dec. 8 KNOX # 3 p.m. Record at Grinnell/Years cross country teams. They have a daughter, Isabel. 0-0/first year Over a two-season span, the Bighorns posted a 53-47 record Dec. 9 COLORADO COLLEGE Noon and had six players called up to the NBA. They led the league in Dec. 16 ILLINOIS COLLEGE # 5 p.m. Career Record/Years numerous categories, including points per game, 3-point field goals, 0-0/first year Jan. 2 Monmouth # 7:30 p.m. 3-point percentage, assists per game and -turnover ratio. Jan. 5 Ripon # 3 p.m. Jan. 8 Illinois College # 7:30 p.m. Jan. 12 LAWRENCE # 3 p.m. Jan. 16 CORNELL # 7:30 p.m. Jan. 19 Knox # 3 p.m. Jan. 25 ST. NORBERT # 7:30 p.m. Assistant Coach Aaron Levin ’14 Jan. 26 RIPON # 3 p.m. Aaron Levin rejoined the Pioneer men’s basketball program in June After leaving New York in 2016, Levin was named head freshman Jan. 30 Beloit # 7:30 p.m. 2018 as an assistant coach as well as the department’s assistant boys’ basketball coach and assistant boys’ varsity basketball coach strength and conditioning coordinator. at William Howard Taft High School in Chicago. After one year in Feb. 2 MONMOUTH # 3 p.m. Levin played 64 games in his career despite missing a season the program, he was promoted to boys’ varsity head coach for the Feb. 9 St. Norbert # 3 p.m. for medical reasons. He scored 805 and grabbed 247 rebounds, 2017–18 season. During his two years at the school, Levin also served as a full-time substitute teacher. Feb. 13 BELOIT # 7:30 p.m. including averages of 18.3 points and 6.4 rebounds as a senior. A multiyear Academic All-Conference selection, he graduated from Feb. 13 LAKE FOREST # 3 p.m. Grinnell in 2014 with a major in English. Feb. 22–23 MWC Tournament @ TBA TBA After graduating, Levin worked for Blue Engine, a New York City- based education nonprofit. While working as a teaching assistant at Home contests in CAPS a high school in the Bronx, New York, Levin also served as assistant # contests boys’ basketball coach at Lehman High School from 2014–2016. During the 2014–15 season, he was named interim head coach Grinnell Single-Game Records Grinnell Single-Season Records halfway through the season.

Category Record-Holder Opponent Record Category Record Holder Record Points Jack Taylor Faith Baptist Bible (2012) 138 Points Ed Brands, 1995–96 814 Field Goals Made Jack Taylor Faith Baptist Bible (2012) 52 Field Goals Made Ed Brands, 1995–96 260 Field-Goal Attempts Jack Taylor Faith Baptist Bible (2012) 108 Field Goals Attempted Jeff Clement, 1997–98 623 3-Point Field Goals Made Jack Taylor Faith Baptist Bible (2012) 27 Field-Goal Percentage Andris Upitis, 1995–96 73.7 (Min. 60 made) 3-Point Attempts Jack Taylor Faith Baptist Bible (2012) 71 3-Point Field Goals Made Jeff Clement, 1997–98 186 Free Throws Made Jack Taylor Simpson (2013) 24 3-Point Field Goals Attempted Jeff Clement, 1997–98 511 Free Throws Attempted Jack Taylor Simpson (2013) 27 3-Point Field-Goal Percentage Matt Chalupa, 2008–09 57.3 Rebounds John Sundell Knox (1963) 31 Free Throws Made Vinny Curta, 2017-18 252 Steals John Grotberg Knox (2009) 12 Free Throws Attempted Vinny Curta, 2017-18 329 Assists Patrick Maher College of Faith (2014) 37 Free-Throw Percentage Craig Alpha, 1997–98 93.8 (Min. 30 made) Blocks Chris Jacobsen Lake Forest (1991) 10 Rebounds John Sundell, 1963–64 439 Steals Doug Ticus, 1996–07 87 Assists David Arseneault, 2008–09 234 Blocks Chris Jacobsen, 1990–91 89

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Career Leaders NCAA Team Records 2018–19 Men’s Basketball Preview Category Record Holder Record SINGLE-GAME RECORDS Points John Grotberg, 2005–09 2,848 With several key pieces returning, history and comes back a year older Anthony provide consistent outside Points, Both Teams ------Scoring Average John Grotberg, 2005–09 29.7 Simpson (167) vs. Grinnell (148) (11/19/1994) 315 the Grinnell College men’s and stronger,” Arseneault said. “He’s shooting and know where they Field Goals Made John Grotberg, 2005–09 904 basketball team is seeking plenty of poised for a monster season. At 6-7, need to be on the floor. They know Field Goals Attempted John Grotberg, 2005–09 2,322 Free Throws Made, Both Team ------success in 2018–19 season. he has unlimited shooting range, how to run the system. Noah plays 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Sean Cullinane, 2014–18 47.5 Grinnell (50) vs. Beloit (43) (1/10/1998) 93 a great feel for the game, and his with a fearless mentality, is one 3-Point Field Free-Throw Percentage------Leading the charge is record- versatility allows us to play him at of the quickest guys on the team, Goals Made John Grotberg, 2005–09 526 Grinnell vs. Beloit (1/10/1998) (50 of 54) 92.6% (Min. 45 made) breaking guard Vinny Curta ’19, a different positions.” and his work ethic definitely gives 3-Point Field Assists, Both Teams ------two-time D3hoops.com All-Region us an edge. Jake is somebody that Goals Attempted Jeff Clement, 1995–99 1,523 Simpson (53) vs. Grinnell (26) (11/25/1995) 79 selection and two-time All-Midwest Kogelnik is just one piece of a understands our philosophy.” 3-Point Field Personal Fouls, Both Teams------Conference first-teamer. Curta highly-touted sophomore class. Goal Percentage Matt Chalupa, 2008–12 43.9 Grinnell (46) vs. St. Norbert (34) (1/28/2000) 80 led all of NCAA, regardless of “We are going to be relying heavily The first-year class features plenty Free Throws Made Steve Wood, 2000–04 576 Rebounds, Both Teams------level, in scoring last season with on that class,” said the coach. “They of talent. “Jackson Qualley ’22 is Free Throws Attempted Steve Wood, 2000–04 743 Grinnell (69) vs. MacMurray (68) (11/22/2005) 127 a 32.7-points-per-game average. played a lot of minutes as first-year a combo guard who can shoot it, Free-Throw Percentage Julian Marx, 2013–17 89.1 (min. 100 made) Additionally, he shattered NCAA players. We had some growing put it on the floor, and go to the Rebounds John Sundell, 1961–64 1,017 Most Players to Make a 3-Pointer, Team------Grinnell vs. Faith Baptist College (11/23/10) 19 Division III records for free throws pains, but now they’re ready to step rim,” Arseneault said. “Will Bebee Steals Steve Wood, 2000–04 238 made and attempted in a season up.” ’22, at 6-7, is athletic, can run, Assists David Arseneault, 2005–09 854 Most Players to Score, Team------Blocks Chris Jacobsen, 1988–92 243 with 252 and 329. and has great length. He will be Grinnell vs. Faith Baptist College (11/23/10) 20 “Tyler Grumhaus ’21 is an athletic an immediate presence for us on SCORING He’ll be joined by fellow captains wing player that can shoot from the glass and defensively. Patrick NCAA Individual Records and classmates Ky-Sean Johnson deep, defend, and make a play Simms ’22 is a versatile two-way Category Record-Holder Record Games at Least 100 Points ------’19 and Griffin Boehm ’19. Johnson for somebody else,” Arseneault player and has a chance to be a Points------Grinnell, 2002 (24-game season) 23 ranked second on the team in continued. “Zack Stice ’21 is one of valuable contributor right away. Game Jack Taylor vs. Faith Baptist Bible (11/20/2012) 138 Consecutive Games with at Least 100 Points ------scoring last year with a 15.9-per- the best pure spot-up shooters on Ant Moynihan ’22 and Christian Season Steve Diekmann,1995 (745 points in 20 games) 37.3 Grinnell, from Nov. 23, 2002, to Feb. 8, 2003 19 game average, while Boehm was the the team, and Brad Geiman ’21 is a Brookens ’22 can both play either Games Scoring at Least 50 Points ------Consecutive Games at Least 100 Points (Multiple Seasons)------top rebounder with 5.0 an outing. year older and stronger. He showed guard position and have the ability Career Jeff Clement, 1996–99 4 Grinnell, from Jan. 25, 2002, to Feb. 8, 2003 28 a glimpse into the future with five to shoot it from deep and get to the Steve Diekmann, 1993–95 4 “Vinny is fresh off leading the blocked shots in our last game. I’m Free Throws Made per Game------country in scoring, and he is rim. Brady Vest ’22, Nick Carty ’22, Field-Goal Attempts ------Grinnell, 1995 (498 in 21) 23.7 expecting Morgan Walser ’21 to and Argon Stern ’22 give us some Game Jack Taylor vs. Faith Baptist Bible (11/20/2012) 108 certainly the emotional leader for make a huge leap. Throughout our Free Throws Attempted per Game ------depth at the guard/wing positions, 3-Point Field Goals Made ------this group,” said Grinnell coach first weeks of practice he has been Grinnell, 1995 (698 in 21) 33.2 and Brock Moritz ’22 gives us some Game Jack Taylor vs. Faith Baptist Bible (11/20/2012) 27 (71 attempts) David Arseneault Jr. “If you look at aggressive, knocking down shots Fouls per Game------his body of work, he’ll go down as added depth at the back of our Season Jeff Clement, 1998 (511 attempts) 186 Grinnell, 1998 (679 in 22) 30.9 and making plays off the dribble. press.” Career John Grotberg, 2005–09 526 one of the best players in the history Will Dubow ’21, Jackson Breshears 3-Point Field Goals Made Per Game ------of Grinnell basketball. Ky-Sean ’21, and Dawson Keller ’21 all got As for the overall outlook, Season Jeff Clement, 1998 (186 in 22 games) 8.5 Team Information Rebounds per Game: 45, 80.0%) has steadily increased his scoring meaningful playing experience Arseneault said, “We return a ton Career Jeff Clement, 1996–99 (516 in 91 games) 5.7 22017–18 Record: 13-11 Griffin Boehm (5.0) Vinny Curta (252-of-329, output over three years; and with his last year. All three have good size of experience, and hopefully that 3-Point Field-Goal Attempts ------Conference Record: 8-10 Vinny Curta (3.4) 76.6%) quickness and shooting ability, he Brad Geiman (2.9) Ky-Sean Johnson (84-of- and athleticism, and all three will experience translates into on-court Game Jack Taylor vs. Faith Baptist Bible (11/20/2012) 71 Letter Winners is a difficult matchup for opposing Returning/Lost: 12/5 113, 74.3%) be counted on this year. Tommy success. We should be a much better Season Jeff Clement, 1998 511 teams. Griffin is our leading Starters Returning/ Assists per Game: Smith ’21 has consistently been offensive team this year with a lot Career Jeff Clement, 1996–99 1,532 returning rebounder and somebody Lost: 2/3 Vinny Curta (4.9) 3-Pointers Made: the hardest worker on our team. of weapons that can stretch the 3-Point Field-Goal Attempts Per Game ------Hannes Kogelnik (2.1) Hannes Kogelnik (87) who sets the tone on our team Derek Jones ’21 and Alex Mickus ’21 floor. In terms of the conference, Ky-Sean Johnson (1.8) Ky-Sean Johnson (55) with work ethic, unselfishness, and Season Jeff Clement, 1998 (511 in 22 games) 23.2 Statistical Leaders provide additional size on the front the league will once again be very Career Jeff Clement, 1996–99 (1,532 in 91 games) 16.8 Vinny Curta (47) willingness to defer from a scoring line.” tough. A lot of very talented players of Returning Steals per Game: Free Throws Made ------Vinny Curta (2.3) standpoint.” graduated, which should make for Players Points per The junior class consists of Anthony Season Vinny Curta, 2017–18 252 Ky-Sean Johnson (1.4) a very interesting conference race. Game: Hannes Kogelnik (1.0) Joining that mix is Hannes Kogelnik Free Throws Attempted------Vinny Curta (32.7) Gulve ’20, Jacob Leder ’20, Noah We’re looking to break back into Will Dubow (0.8) ’21, the team’s third-leading scorer Jacobson ’20 and Jake Conran ’20. Season Vinny Curta, 2017–18 329 Ky-Sean Johnson (15.9) the conference tournament and get Hannes Kogelnik (14.3) last year at 14.3 points per game. “This class features the highest Assists ------Free Throws Percentage: back to where we feel we belong.” Zack Stice (5.3) “Hannes had one of the best first- Tyler Grumhaus (25-of- basketball IQ that we have on the Game Patrick Maher vs. College of Faith (Jan. 6, 2014) 37 Tyler Grumhaus (4.6) year scoring marks in program roster,” said Arseneault. “Jacob and 31, 80.6%) Hannes Kogelnik (36-of- 2018–19 2018–19 Men’s Women’s 2 Hannes Kogelnik G 3 Jackson Breshears G 5 Sofia Ahooja G 10 May Hanlon F 6-7 190 So. 6-3 180 So. 5-6 Fy. 5-10 So. Basketball Glen Echo, Md./Walt Tucson, Ariz./Salpointe Basketball San Diego/Del Norte Island Pond, Vt./North Whitman Catholic Country Union

4 Griffin Boehm F 5 Vinny Curta G 10 Zack Stice G 11 Ant Moynihan G 12 Jacob Leder G 11 Mikayla Kricfalusi C 12 Kate Tomczik F 13 Hanna Kessel G 14 Regan Kasprak G 15 Sasha Thomas G 6-5 195 Sr. 6-5 190 Sr. 6-0 170 So. 5-10 150 Fy. 5-11 175 Jr. 6-0 Jr. 5-11 Fy. 5-8 Sr. 5-6 Sr. 5-6 Fy. Wilmette, Ill./Loyola Oak Lawn, Ill./Dwight D. Eugene, Ore./South Worthington, Mass./ Westwood, Mass./Buck. San Marcos, Calif./High St. Cloud, Minn./ Cave Creek, Ariz./Cactus Winfield, Ill./St. Francis Ann Arbor, Mich./Arbor Academy Eisenhower Eugene Easthampton Browne Nichols Tech High North Country Cathedral Shadows Preparatory Preparatory

13 Ky-Sean Johnson G 15 Noah Jacobson G 21 Jackson Qualley G 22 Tyler Grumhaus G 23 Will Dubow F 5-11 165 Sr. 5-11 165 Jr. 6-2 175 Fy. 6-2 165 So. 6-7 195 So. 20 Kathryn Stender G 21 Keely Conroy G 22 Olivia Woolam G 23 Claire Collier G/F 24 Orion Shirley G Wichita, Kan./Maize Portland, Ore./Riverdale Lincolnshire, Ill./Adlai E. Lake Forest, Ill./Lake Washington, Conn./ 5-9 So. 5-8 Fy. 5-7 So. 6-0 So. 5-10 Fy. Stevenson Forest Academy Salisbury School Chicago/Latin School Minneapolis/Breck Fort Myers, Fla./Bishop Barrington, Ill./ Murtaugh, Idaho/ School Verot Barrington Canyon Ridge

24 Anthony Gulve G 25 Will Bebee F 33 Morgan Walser G 35 Patrick Simms G 42 Christian Brookens G 5-11 175 Jr. 6-7 205 Fy. 6-0 175 So. 6-2 190 Fy. 6-0 170 Fy. 25 Tyria Heath G 32 Aidan Coalson F 34 Abby Hellweg F 35 Stephany Dos Santos C 42 Ellie Gubbrud C St. Louis/Webster Groves Carl Junction, Mo./Carl Antelope, Calif./ Henderson, Nev./ Homewood, Ill./Univ. of 5-9 So. 6-1 Fy. 5-10 Sr. 6-0 So. 6-0 Fy. Junction Antelope Coronado Chicago Lab School Phoenix/Desert Vista River Forest, Ill./Oak Cedar Rapids, Iowa/ Philadelphia/New St. Paul, Minn./Central Park River Forest Kennedy Foundations Charter School

Women’s Team Managers Men’s Team Managers Brenda Guan Sophie Banegas Kayla Figatner Creede McClellan 44 Brad Geiman F 45 Jake Conran F 54 Tommy Smith F Derek Jones F Dawson Keller F Danielle Oberlander 6-8 190 So. 6-6 205 Jr. 6-9 235 So. 6-6 190 So. 6-7 185 So. Alexandria, Ky./ Valley Village, Calif./ Kenosha, Wis./St. Joseph Decatur, Ill./Argenta- Eagle, Colo./Eagle Valley 44 Daria Guzzo C Campbell County Oakwood School Catholic Academy Oreana 5-11 Sr. Coal Valley, Ill./Alleman

Alex Mickus F Nick Carty G Brock Moritz F Argon Stern G Brady Vest G/F 6-7 180 So. 6-1 180 Fy. 6-6 195 Fy. 6-0 165 Fy. 6-4 185 Fy. Highlands Ranch, Colo./ Carlsbad, Calif./Sage Parkton, Md./Hereford Phoenix./Arcadia Myrtle Beach, S.C./Myrtle Highlands Ranch Creek Beach Date Opponent Time Head Coach Dana Harrold Nov. 8 CENTRAL 6 p.m. Dana Harrold was named head women’s basketball coach at emphasis in athletic administration from Loras College in 2006. Grinnell College in July 2013. Nov. 15 EMMAUS 5 p.m. With Harrold’s assistance, Dubuque compiled the most wins in Harrold’s 2015–16 team enjoyed the biggest season for the program history for a six-year period (89) and qualified for the Iowa Nov. 17 WALDORF 3 p.m. program in more than a decade. The Pioneers qualified for the Conference Tournament four of the past six seasons. 2018–19 Nov. 21 Iowa Wesleyan 5:30 p.m. Midwest Conference Tournament for the first time since the In 2011–12, the Spartans broke the school record for most Nov. 24 NEBRASKA WESLEYAN 3 p.m. 2003–04 campaign. conference wins in a season with 10 while posting 15 overall wins, Nov. 30 Lake Forest # 5:30 p.m. They also had 12 league wins, the most in program history, and the second-most in school history. Women’s 15-9 overall mark ranked among the most wins in team history. They continued that success in 2012–13, setting a school record for Dec. 1 Lawrence # 1 p.m. Record at Grinnell/Years Despite losing one of the better players in program history in wins with 20 while advancing to the championship game of the Dec. 5 Cornell # 5:30 p.m. 49-67/sixth year Alissa Hirsh ’16, the 2016–17 squad didn’t miss a beat. Grinnell Iowa Conference Tournament. again posted 12 wins in league play while going 14-10 overall and Basketball Dec. 8 KNOX # 1 p.m. Career Record/Years As a player at Dubuque, Harrold started every game of her record- earning a repeat trip to the MWC Tournament. It was the first time Dec. 14 NORTHWESTERN (Minn.) 6 p.m. 49-67/sixth year setting four-year career. She was a three-time All-Iowa Conference since the early 1990s that Grinnell qualified for back-to-back league player, two-year captain and team most valuable player, and was Dec. 16 ILLINOIS COLLEGE # 3 p.m. tournaments. named the school’s Female Athlete of the Year as a junior and Jan. 2 Monmouth # 5:30 p.m. Harrold became the 11th Pioneer women’s basketball coach in senior. program history after serving as an assistant coach at the University Jan. 5 Ripon # 1 p.m. Harrold ended her career as the Spartans’ all-time leader in assists of Dubuque since 2006. and steals and ranks second in scoring. She was inducted into Jan. 8 Illinois College # 5:30 p.m. A native of Jesup, Iowa, Harrold gained her bachelor’s from Dubuque’s Hall of Fame in the fall of 2011. Jan. 12 LAWRENCE # 1 p.m. Dubuque before earning her master’s in physical education with an Dana and her husband Clay have a daughter, Braylee. Jan. 16 CORNELL # 5:30 p.m. Jan. 19 Knox # 1 p.m. Assistant Coach Kirsten Koester Jan. 25 ST. NORBERT # 5:30 p.m. Kirsten Koester came to Grinnell in June 2014 as the Pioneers’ head league title. Koester gained her bachelor’s in English and art in Jan. 26 RIPON # 1 p.m. women’s soccer and assistant basketball coach. 2005. Jan. 30 Beloit # 5:30 p.m. She was a three-year basketball performer at Luther College and Koester gained her master’s in English from Washington College served as assistant coach for the Decorah, Iowa, school during the in Maryland in 2009. She was assistant women’s soccer coach Feb. 2 MONMOUTH # 1 p.m. 2005–06 season. at Washington from 2006–08 and also assisted the women’s Feb. 9 St. Norbert # 1 p.m. Koester led the women’s soccer team from basketball squad for a season. Feb. 13 BELOIT # 5:30 p.m. 2011–2013, guiding the Rams to their best season since 2002 Koester holds a U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF) national D license and Feb. 16 LAKE FOREST # 1 p.m. during her final campaign. Prior to coaching at Cornell, Koester was has been active in the Maryland Youth Soccer Association District head soccer coach and athletics recruiting coordinator at the College Development Program. She held previous positions as a U–12 club Feb. 22–23 MWC Tournament @ TBA TBA of Notre Dame of Maryland for two years. coach for the Winneshiek Area Soccer Program in Decorah and the The Stoughton, Wis., native attended Luther, where she was a Phoenix Soccer Club in Minneapolis. standout player. A two-time All-Iowa Conference midfielder for the She also coached the club team FC United in Marion. Home contests are in CAPS Norse, she also served as team captain and was voted the team’s # Midwest Conference contests most valuable player as a senior, while leading the squad to the

Assistant Coach Kori Zarzutzki Kori Zarzutzki joined the Grinnell College women’s basketball staff also recognized twice as a NCCAA scholar-athlete. this year as an assistant coach. Zarzutzki completed a dual-degree program, graduating with Zarzutzki comes to Grinnell after serving as an assistant coach graduated with bachelor’s degrees in bible and leadership from for two seasons at Manhattan Christian College in Manhattan, Manhattan Christian and in family studies and human services Kan. Prior to coaching, Zarzutzki played one season at Tennessee from Kansas State University. She is currently pursuing a master’s Wesleyan University before transferring to Manhattan Christian for with a focus in sport management from Southeastern University. three seasons. As a senior, she averaged over 18 points per game and received all-conference and all-region honors. Zarzutzki was

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2018–19 Women’s Basketball Preview

Grinnell College’s women’s Rounding out the senior class The first-year class includes Kate Grinnell Single-Game Records Team Information basketball program is coming off a are Abby Hellweg ’19 and Regan Tomczik, Sasha Thomas, Sofia growing season in 2017–18. Kasprak ’19. “Abby Hellweg has Ahooja, Aidan Coalson, Keely Category Record-Holder Opponent Record 2017–18 Record: 7-15 also had her injury setbacks, but Conroy, Ellie Gubbrud, and Points Missy Sharer Cornell (1991) 50 Conference Record: 4-12 With the loss of two-time first- we are hoping to keep her healthy Orion Shirley, all class of 2022. Field Goals Attempted Missy Sharer, twice 33 Letter Winners Returning/Lost: 7/2 team All-Midwest Conference and use her effort and energy “This class will be expected to Field Goals Made Missy Sharer (twice), 18 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 player Kayla Morrissey ’18, the on the floor as a team asset,” said contribute early in their career and Laura Van Sickle Pioneers will be searching for their Harrold. “Regan Kasprak had a due to our overall youth along 3-point Field Goals Attempted Anna Veit Carroll (2003) 23 Statistical Leaders of identity this season. The 2018–19 breakout year for us as a junior with their talent level,” Harrold 3-point Field Goals Made Anna Veit Carroll (2003) 9 Returning Players Pioneers are full of youth as the last season and is unfortunately said. “So far our team is working Jessica Shotts Cornell College (2008) roster is made up of 13 first- and sidelined with a knee injury this hard and well together on and off Free Throws Attempted Laura Van Sickle Ill. College (1988) 21 Points per Game: second-years, along with just one year. We hope to get Regan the court. They challenge each Free Throws Made Yvonne Stroud Clarke (1985) 18 Tyria Heath (20.7) junior and four seniors. involved in other ways with our other to work harder and get Rebounds Alex Neckopulos Cornell (2014) 23 Hanna Kessel (5.6) Steals Jessica Toft Iowa Wesleyan (1986) 12 “We are looking to build on our team this season.” better each day. We are focused Olivia Woolam (3.1) Assists Jen Kelley Teikyo Marycrest (1992) 14 process of constructing a strong on player development, working Daria Guzzo (2.5) The lone junior is Mikayla Kricfalusi well as a team, and competing Blocks Michelle Briggs Ripon (2011) 12 Claire Collier (2.2) and competitive program here ’20, who Harrold noted “was able at Grinnell,” said Pioneers’ coach from tip to final buzzer. We look Abby Hellweg (2.2) to pick up some key minutes for us forward to being competitive Grinnell Single-Season Records Dana Harrold. “While we will last season, and we are hoping to be young, I am hoping we can within the Midwest Conference Rebounds per Game: get a strong showing from her this Category Record Holder Record compete at a high level each day and the opportunity to get better Mikayla Kricfalusi (5.0) season on the inside.” Points Missy Sharer, 1990–91 794 in practice as well as each time every time we step out on the Daria Guzzo (4.0) Field Goals Made Missy Sharer, 1990–91 272 we step onto the floor in our Leading the sophomore class court. I think the conference will Hanna Kessel (3.0) 3-Point Field Goals Made Hannah Wolf, 2004–05 99 uniforms.” is Tyria Heath ’21, the team’s be competitive, maybe more Free Throws Made Missy Sharer, 1990–91 217 returning leading scorer after competitive from top to bottom Assists per Game: Rebounds Laura Van Sickle, 1988–89 276 Leading the team are senior putting up an 11.9-per-game than it has been the last couple Tyria Heath (1.6) Steals Jessica Toft, 1985–86 73 captains Daria Guzzo ’19 and average. “Tyria Heath, who started of seasons. Night in and night out Abby Hellweg (0.8) Assists Jen Kelley, 1991–92 142 Hanna Kessel ’19. “Daria Guzzo almost every game last year as will be a battle of which we are Hanna Kessel (0.8) Blocks Michelle Briggs, 2012–13 91 brings strong leadership, a first-year, is tough in multiple excited to be a part. We have been dedication, and interior positions for us, and we look for able to defend Darby the last three Steals per Game: experience to our team,” said her to have an even better season seasons, so posting a winning Career Leaders Tyria Heath (1.6) Harrold. “Although she has battled this year. Other sophomores record on our home court is Abby Hellweg (1.0) some injuries the last couple something we hope to accomplish Category Rank Record Holder Record Hanna Kessel (1.0) include Kathryn Stender ’21, Olivia Points 1 Laura Van Sickle, 1986–90 1,810 seasons, we hope she can stay Woolam ’21, Claire Collier ’21, May for a fourth season in a row.” healthy and be a consistent 2 Hannah Wolf, 2004-08 1,668 Free Throws Percentage: Hanlon ’21, and Stephany Dos 3 Kayla Morrissey, 2014–18 1,426 contributor for us this year. Hanna Santos ’21. Several of these players Claire Collier (10-of-12, 83.3%) Kessel is coming off a strong 3-Point Field Goals 1 Hannah Wolf, 2004-08 3 23 Hanna Kessel (8-of-10, 80.0%) saw some significant minutes as Rebounds 1 Laura Van Sickle, 1986–90 900 season as she was an on and off first-years and we will need them Tyria Heath (55-80, 68.8%) starter for us and one of our better 2 Michelle Briggs, 2009-13 811 to step up and contribute again 3 Alex Neckopulos, 2013–17 789 shooters. Kessel is a strong athlete this season,” said Harrold. 3-Pointers Made: and works very hard on both Assists 1 Alissa Hirsh, 2012-16 367 Olivia Woolam (18) 2 Amy Walters, 1997–2001 357 ends of the floor. I look forward Tyria Heath (18) to her having her best season as a 3 Jen Kelley, 1989–93 356 Hanna Kessel (17) Pioneer this year.” Steals 1 Jessica Toft, 1985–89 214 2 Amy Walters, 1997–2001 180 3 Amy Fort, 1989–93 175 Blocks 1 Michelle Briggs, 2009–13 326 e v

2018–19 Men’s Basketball Team Front row (l-r): Jackson Breshears, Tyler Grumhaus, Patrick Simms, Ant Moynihan, Christian Brookens, Zack Stice, Morgan Walser, Argon Stern, Nick Carty, Jackson Qualley. Middle row (l-r) Manager Sophie Banegas, Manager Creede McClellan, Noah Jacobson, Jacob Leder, Ky-Sean Johnson, Vinny Curta, Griffin Boehm, Anthony Gulve, Jake Conran, Manager Danielle Oberlander, Head Coach David Arseneault Jr. Back row (l-r): Assistant Coach Aaron Levin, Brady Vest, Brock Moritz, Derek Jones, Brad Geiman, Hannes Kogelnik, Dawson Keller, Alex Mickus, Will Bebee, Tommy Smith, Will Dubow.

2018–19 Women’s Basketball Team Front row (l-r): Keely Conroy, Sasha Thomas, Sofia Ahooja, Abby Hellweg, Hanna Kessel, Tyria Heath, Olivia Woolam, Orion Shirley. Back row (l-r): Assistant Coach Kirsten Koester, Head Coach Dana Harrold, May Hanlon, Claire Collier, Ellie Gubbrud, Daria Guzzo, Aidan Coalson, Stephany Dos Santos, Kate Tomczik, Kathryn Stender, Assistant Coach Kori Zarzutzki.

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