2014-15 Media Guide

2014-2015 MOUNT VERNON NAZARENE UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S Mount Vernon Nazarene University 800 Martinsburg Road Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050 (740) 392-6868 mvnucougars.com BASKETBALL 2014-2015 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Day Date Opponent Time H/A Sat. Nov. 1 at Northwestern Ohio 7:00 p.m. A Tue. Nov. 4 at Shawnee State 6:00 p.m. A Sat. Nov. 8 LOURDES (Ohio.) 3:00 p.m. H Wed. Nov. 12 RIO GRANDE (Ohio) 6:00 p.m. H Fri. Nov. 14 at Michigan-Dearborn 7:00 p.m. A Sat. Nov. 15 at Rochester College 3:00 p.m. A Wed. Nov. 19 KENT STATE-TUSCARAWAS 6:00 p.m. H Sat. Nov. 22 at Cedarville (Ohio) 2:00 p.m. A Tue. Nov. 25 * at Saint Francis (Ind.) 5:00 p.m. A Wed. Dec. 3 * at Marian (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. A Sat. Dec. 6 * HUNTINGTON (Ind.) 1:00 p.m. H Fri. Dec. 12 OHIO CHRISTIAN 5:00 p.m. H Sat. Jan. 3 * at Spring Arbor (Mich.) 3:00 p.m. A Wed. Jan. 7 * at Taylor (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. A Sat. Jan. 10 * INDIANA WESLEYAN 1:00 p.m. H Wed. Jan. 14 * at Goshen (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. A Sat. Jan. 17 * BETHEL (Ind.) 1:00 p.m. H Wed. Jan. 21 * GRACE (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. H Sat. Jan. 24 * SAINT FRANCIS (Ind.) 1:00 p.m. H Wed. Jan. 28 * MARIAN (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. H Sat. Jan. 31 * at Huntington (Ind.) 3:00 p.m. A Wed. Feb. 4 * TAYLOR (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. H Sat. Feb. 7 * at Indiana Wesleyan 1:00 p.m. A Wed. Feb. 11 * GOSHEN (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. H Sat. Feb. 14 * at Bethel (Ind.) 1:00 p.m. A Wed. Feb. 18 * at Grace (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. A Sat. Feb. 21 * SPRING ARBOR (Mich.) 3:00 p.m. H Wed. Feb. 26 Crossroads League First Round TBA TBA

HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPITALS * denotes Crossroads League games mvnucougars.com TABLE OF CONTENTS 2014-2015 Basketball Schedule ...... Inside Front Cover MVNU Quick Facts ...... 1 University Information ...... 2-3 Head Coach Jason Foster ...... 4 Assistant Coaches ...... 5 2014-2015 Lady Cougar Roster ...... 6 Player Profiles...... 6-12 2013-2014 Individual Honors...... 12 2013-2014 Results and Statistics ...... 13-14 2014-2015 Season Outlook ...... 15-16 MVNU’s Affiliations ...... 16-17 2013-2014 Crossroads League Information ...... 18-20 MVNU’s Year-by-Year Results ...... 21 NCCAA Championship and NAIA National Tournament Teams ...... 22-23 MVNU Basketball Honor Roll...... 23 Cougar Wall of Fame Inductees ...... 23 Individual, Team, and Career Records ...... 24-26 Series Records Versus Opponents ...... 27 Basketball Facilities ...... 28 Athletic Department Directory...... Inside Back Cover

MVNU QUICK FACTS Location: ...... 800 Martinsburg Road, Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050 Founded: ...... 1964 President: ...... Dr. Henry W. Spaulding II Denomination: ...... Church of the Nazarene Enrollment: ...... 2,229 Nickname: ...... Lady Cougars Colors: ...... Blue and Green Basketball Facility: ...... Ariel Arena Seating Capacity: ...... 2,020 Conference: ...... Crossroads League National Affiliations: ...... NAIA

Credits: The 2014-2015 Mount Vernon Nazarene University women’s basketball media guide was written and edited by Kirk McDonnell, Sports Information Director. The cover was designed by the MVNU Marketing Department. Individual photos by Bruce Heflin.

1 Cougar Basketball UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Founded in 1964 by the Church of the Nazarene, Mount Vernon Nazarene University held its first classes in October of 1968 on the former Lakeholm farm in Mount Vernon, Ohio. The land was purchased by public subscription and donated to the university. With an enrollment of around 2,200 students, MVNU is the official university of the East Central Educational Region of the Church of the Nazarene. The primary responsibility for sponsorship and support of the university is charged to the Nazarene congregations in Ohio, West Virginia, and the eastern half of Kentucky. The aspiration of the university is that academic and student life activities be integrated in a Wesleyan holiness tradition to facilitate character, value, and cultural development to improve the quality of life. This is expressed in the motto: "To seek to learn is to seek to serve." The university offers more than 80 academic programs and a full range of pre-professional programs while granting associate’s, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees. MVNU offers 11 intercollegiate sports (men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s cross country, women’s volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, and men’s and women’s golf), and students can take part in an active intramural program. The Campus

The MVNU campus consists of 400 tree-filled acres on the Lakeholm farm. The gently rolling fields, bordered on the rear by the Kokosing River, constitute a campus of natural beauty. The university buildings are of Williamsburg colonial design blending well with the site and complementing Mount Vernon's reputation as "Ohio's Colonial City." Four dorms (Pioneer, Oakwood, Galloway, and Redwood) and seven apartment complexes (Maplewood, Elmwood, Rosewood, Cedar, Birch, Spruce, and Cypress) provide quality living quarters for residential students. Major buildings include: Faculty, Founders, and Regents Halls (three large classroom buildings), the R.R. Hodges Chapel/Fine Arts Complex, the Jetter School of Business, the Hyson Campus Center, the Lakeholm Administration Building, the Physical Education Center, Donoho Recreation Center, and Prince Student Union, the Thorne Library/Learning Resource Center, and the Jennie K. Moore Family and Consumer Science Building. The university also holds classes in the Buchwald Center and Hunter Hall in downtown Mount Vernon as well. 2 Cougar Basketball UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

In addition to the central campus, the university owns a 70-acre tract of woodland just six miles northeast of the city. Currently, this tract is used as a biological field station for MVNU's biology and natural resources programs. Academic Programs The university offers over 40 majors with more than 80 different programs from its 21 academic departments. Bachelor’s degrees are available in: Nursing, Accounting, Business Administration, Applied Business Technology, Management, Marketing, International Business, Early Childhood Education, Middle Childhood Education, Integrated Language Arts, Integrated Mathematics, Integrated Social Studies, Life Science Education, Physical Science Education, Music Education, Physical Education/Health, Spanish Education, Visual Arts Education, Integrated Business, Family and Consumer Sciences, Exercise Studies, Sports Management, Art, Music, Communication, Broadcasting, Drama, Graphic Design, English, Professional Writing, Spanish, Biology, Chemistry, Pre-Allied Health Programs, Medical Technology, Computer Science, Mathematics, Children’s Ministries, Educational Ministries, Youth Ministries, Philosophy, Religion, History, Psychology, Social Work, Criminal Justice, and Sociology. In addition, MVNU offers associate’s degrees in: Applied Business Technology, Business Administration, Church Music, Family Life Management, Child Development Administration, Fitness Management, Business Data Processing, and Human Services. For more information, contact the admissions office at 1-866-462-6868. President Dr. Henry W. Spaulding II was elected as the seventh president of Mount Vernon Nazarene University on November 2, 2012. Before his election, he served briefly as interim president. He first came to MVNU to serve as the provost and chief academic officer in 2009. Dr. Spaulding was a professor at Nazarene Theological Seminary from 2007-2009 prior to coming to MVNU. He was also the dean of arts and sciences and professor of theology and philosophy at Trevecca Nazarene (Tenn.) University from 1995-2007. Dr. Spaulding received his undergraduate degree in history and religion from Trevecca Nazarene University. He went on to Nazarene Theological Seminary to earn a Master of Divinity degree. His doctoral work was done at Florida State University in religion and humanities. Dr. Spaulding has been married to Sharon for 40 years and they have three adult children: Shelly, Megan, and Henry III. 3 Cougar Basketball HEAD COACH JASON FOSTER

JasonJason FosterFoster is entering his third season as the headHead coach Coach of the - Mount4th Season Vernon Nazarene University women's basketball team. He has guided the Lady CougarsJason to Foster a 26 is-37 entering overall his record fourth inseason his first as thetwo seasons.head coach of the Mount Vernon Nazarene University Fowomen’sster came basketball to MVNU team. after He fourhas guidedseasons the as Lady the headCougars coach at to Bethany an 31-59 University, overall record an NAIA in his Division first two II schoolseasons. in Santa Cruz, Calif. where he also taught course in Sports Management and Physical Education. Prior to that, he spent two seasons as the assistant women's basketball Foster came to MVNU after four seasons as the coach at William Jessup (Calif.) University and two other seasons as the head coach at Bethany University, an NAIA Division assistant women's basketball coach at Point Loma Nazarene (Calif.) University. In between IIthe school two stops,in Santa he Cruz,also had Calif. four where years he of also coaching taught courseexperience in Sports as an Management assistant at andthe highPhysical school Education. level. Prior to that, he spent two seasonsFoster earned as the assistanthis bachelor women’s of arts basketball degree in coachPhysical at WilliamEducation Jessup from (Calif.)Point LomaUniversity Nazarene and two and other his masterseasons of asarts the in assistantsports sciences women’s degree basketball in coachPedagogy at Point from Loma the UniversityNazarene of(Calif.) the Pacific University. (Calif.) In betweenwhere he the also two served stops, heas also a graduate had four assistant. years of coaching experience as an assistant at the high schoolFoster level. took over a program that had posted a successful run that included three straight 20-win seasons for the first time and an 87-40 Fosteroverall earned mark over his bachelorthe previous of arts four degree years in(.685 Physical winning Education percentage). from PointThe LomaLady NazareneCougars wentand his21 -master9 in 2010 of -arts2011 in, sportsfinished sciences No. 24 degreein the final in Pedagogy NAIA fromDivision the University II poll, and of theearned Pacific the (Calif.) program's where firsthe -alsoever servedtrip to asthe a graduateNAIA assistant.Division II National Tournament. MVNU also captured the National Christian College Athletic Association national title in 2001 and 2009. Foster and his wife, Bonnie, reside in Mount Vernon with their four Foster took over a program that had posted a successful run that included sons - Brodie, Chase, Seth, and Tobin. In addition to coaching, Foster threealso straightserves 20-winas the seasonsPhysical for Education the first timedepartment and an 87-40chair andoverall teaches mark overseveral the previousclasses. four years (.685 winning percentage). The Lady Cougars went 21-9 in 2010-2011, finished No. 24 in the final NAIA Division II poll, and earned the program’s first-ever trip to the NAIA Division II National Tourna- ment. MVNU also captured the National Christian College Athletic Association national title in 2001 and 2009.

Foster and his wife, Bonnie, reside in Mount Vernon with their four sons - Bro- die, Chase, Seth, and Tobin. In addition to coaching, Foster also serves as the Physical Education department chair and teaches several classes.

To contact Coach Foster, you can e-mail him at [email protected].

4 Cougar Basketball ASSISTANT COACHES

Jerry Smith brings mJerryore than Smith 30 years of coaching experience to the MVNU sideline as he begins hisAssistant fifth season onCoach the bench - 6th for Season the Lady Cougars. Smith previously spent 10 seasons in his second stint with the MVNU men’s basketball team where he helped the program make seven trips to the NAIA Division II National Tournament Jerryand earnSmith one brings National more thanChristian 30 years College of coaching Athletic ex - Association national title.perience His coaching to the resume MVNU includes sideline high as heschool begins and hiscollege sixth experience, including twoseason seasons on as the the bench head men’sfor the basketball Lady Cougars. coach at Smith MVNU (1979-1981) and two morepreviously seasons asspent an assistant 10 seasons (1977 with-1979). the highly success- Smith’s responsibilitiesful MVNU include men’s on-floor basketball coaching, team individual where workouts, he helped and recruiting. He is a 1964 thegraduate program of Olivet make Nazarene seven trips (Ill.) Universityto the NAIA before Division going II on to do graduate work at LaVerne (Calif.) College. He is married to Dr. Sonja Smith, who retired after servingNational as Tournament the Graduate and Education earn one Department NCCAA chair national and NCATE coordinator at MVNU.title. His The coaching Smiths, resumewho have includes three grown high childrenschool andand seven grandchildren, residecollege in Mount experience, Vernon. including two seasons as the head men’s basketball coach at MVNU (1979-1981) and two more seasons as an assistant (1977-1979). Shane Henry is entering his first season as an assistant coach with the Lady Smith’sCougars. responsibilities He spent the willprevious include four all years on-floor as the coaching, varsity head individual coach at Danvilleworkouts, andHigh recruiting. School, where He is hea 1964 led the graduate team to of one Olivet sectional Nazarene title. (Ill.)He playedUniversity college be - forebasketball going on at to Urbana do graduate University work from at LaVerne 1998-2000 (Calif.) before College. an injury He endedis married his to career,Dr. Sonja and Smith, he graduated who recently from Kent retired State after University serving in as 2004 the Graduatewith a degree Educa in - History. tion DepartmentHenry, who Chairis currently and NCATE working Coordinator on his master’s at MVNU. degree Theat MVNU, Smiths, lives who in haveDanv threeille with grown his childrenwife, Ann, and and seven their grandchildren,daughter, Delilah reside (6). in MountThe couple Vernon. is expecting twin boys. Shane Henry Assistant Coach - 2nd Season Whitney Levering is entering her first season as an assistant coach following a solid two-year career Shaneat MVNU Henry where is sheentering recorded his second433 points season (7.3 ppg) as anand 334 rebounds (5.7 rpg)assistant in 59 games. coach with She the was Lady an Cougars.NCCAA EastHe spent Region Honorable Mention pick thefollowing previous her seniorfour years year. as She the also varsity played head her coach first two at college seasons at NorthernDanville Kentucky High School,University, where an NCAA he led Division the team II school,to one following a standout highsectional school career title. Heat Fredericktown played college High basketball School where at Urbana she scored 1,215 points and capped her senior year by being named to the All-Ohio University from 1998-2000 before an injury ended his Second Team. career, and he graduated from Kent State University in 2004 with a degree in History.

Henry, who is currently working on his master’s degree at MVNU, lives in Dan- ville with his wife, Ann, and their daughter, Delilah (6). The couple is expecting twin boys.

Jerry Smith Shane Henry Whitney Levering Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach 5 Cougar Basketball 2014-2015 LADY COUGAR ROSTER

# PLAYER YR POS HT HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL 4 Emily Yoder Fr G 5-4 Berlin, OH Hiland 5 Courtney Christie Sr G 5-7 Miamisburg, OH Archbishop Alter 10 Ainsleigh Krause Sr F 5-10 Centerville, OH Centerville 12 Natalie Carpenter Fr G 5-5 Johnstown, OH Johnstown-Monroe 13 Sasha Goings Fr G 5-6 Berlin, OH Hiland 15 Kate Walls So G 5-5 Danville, OH Danville 20 Melanie Lombardi Jr G/F 5-5 Murrieta, CA Christian Life 22 Sierra Basista Fr G 5-6 Mount Vernon, OH Mount Vernon 23 Erica Cramer Sr G 5-7 New Washington, OH Seneca East 24 Tory Minton Fr G 5-1 Utica, OH Utica 32 Ashtan Hibar Jr F 5-9 Mansfield, OH Ontario 33 Sophie Kinnard Fr F 5-9 Friendly, WV Tyler Consolidated 34 Natalie Thomas So C 5-10 Austinburg, OH Geneva 40 Emily Smith Fr F 5-9 Mansfield, OH Mansfield Christian 42 Stephanie Imes Jr F 5-10 Zanesville, OH West Muskingum 50 Megan Beidelman So C 5-11 Lewis Center, OH Olentangy 54 Makenzie Spang Fr C 6-3 Johnstown, OH Johnstown-Monroe

Head Coach: Jason Foster Assistant Coaches: Jerry Smith and Shane Henry Athletic Trainer: Brian Humphrey Athletic Department Secretary: Hannah Miller Sports Information Director: Kirk McDonnell

PLAYERPLAYER PROFILES PROFILES AMY DANIELS CourtneySenior,CALEB Forward/Center, Christie PALUMBO 6-0 SENIOR-GMarionSenior,, Ohio Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 5’7 Ohio Hometown:Marion PleasantMiamisburg,High OH School 5 Worthington Christian High School 24 HighBirthdate: School: Archbishop January Alter 29, 1992 5 Major:Birthdate: Biolog Aprily 14, 1992 Major: Marketing Personal: Daughter of Dan and Margie2012 Christie...Majoring-2013 Season in Early: Played Childhood in all Education...Future 30 games with plans 25 includestarts becomingand led theand Elementary School Teacher...Enjoys reading,team2012 in hiking,Season scoring and: pinteresting(10.3Started ppg) 20 in herwhilematches free averaging time. and recorded 4.2 rebounds. three goals Named and oneto MVNU: Appeared in 81 games throughNCCAAassist. her first Named Eastthree seasonsRegion to Crossroads as Honorablea Cougar...Averaging League Mention First 3 Teampoints, list as2 assists, wellwell as asand being 1.9NAIA rebounds an andNAIA com - ing into the 2014-15 season...Her best andseason NCC wasAA last Scholar year where-Athlete she averaged and a Capital 6.2 points One and Academic 4.5 assists Allper-America game...NCCAA First East Region Honorable Mention. NCCAA Scholar-Athlete and Capital One Academic All-District. 2011- Team honoree. 2011 Season: Started all 19 matches and led the team High School: Prepped Archbishop Alter2012 HighSeason School where: Played she participated in all 33 in gamesbasketball with and track...State20 starts Championsand averaged Fresh- man Season...State Runner-Ups Sophomore8.2with points 1,683 Season...District minutesand 5.2 played. and rebounds. Regional Named Champions theNamed First as - Knoxato Junior...District NCCAA Cougar Invitational EastChampions Region Mostas a Valuable Player and selected to the CoSIDA Academic All-America Third Senior...2nd Team GGCL as a Sophmore...All-StarHonorable gameMention participant list. as2010 a Senior.-2011 Season: Played in 24 games at Team. 2010 Season: Played in 21 matches with nine starts and Westregistered Virginia one Wesleyan assist. College. AmyCaleb Daniels’ Palumbo’sMVNU Career CareerStatistics Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 19 1683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 20 1878 94 6 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 48 5022 Cougar84 Basketball 3 4 10 38 14

CLINT EUTSEY Senior, Midfielder, 6-3, 175 Mount Vernon, Ohio Mount Vernon High School 10 Birthdate: September 26, 1991 Major: Theology

ANDY BOFFOUR Senior, Forward, 6-2, 180 Columbus, Ohio Northland High School 23 Birthdate: April 27, 1988 Majors: Nursing

AinsleighCALEB KrausePALUMBO SENIOR-FSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 5’10 Ohio Hometown:Worthington Dayton, Christian OH High School 10 High School: Centerville 5 Birthdate: April 14, 1992 Major: Marketing Personal: Daughter of Rob and Leighann Krause...Majoring in Early Childhood Education...Future plans include becoming an Elementary Teacher and Basketball Coach...Enjoys2012 Season spending: Started time with 20 family/friends, matches and baking/cooking, recorded threetraveling, goals watching and movies/one tv, babysitting, and writing the team blog.assist. Named to Crossroads League First Team as well as being an NAIA Appeared in 83 games through the first three years of her career as a Cougar...Averaging 4.3 points and 3.2 rebounds per MVNU: and NCCAA Scholar-Athlete and a Capital One Academic All-America First game coming into the 2014-15 season...Last season she started 27 games, averaged 7.3 points and 5.1 recounds per game...138 rebounds, 39 assists, 23 steals, and 7 blocksTeam inhonoree. 2013-14...NCCAA 2011 Season East Region: Started Honorable all Mention...Made19 matches andthe Dean’s led the List team for the 2013 Fall and 2014 Spring semesters. with 1,683 minutes played. Named the First-Knox Cougar Invitational Most High School: Prepped at Centerville HighValuable School Playerwhere she and played selected basketball to the for fourCoSIDA seasons...Made Academic the All District-America Finals Third as a Senior...Two Time 2nd Team GWOC LeagueTeam. All-Division 2010 selection...DistrictSeason: Played 15 All-Star in 21 Team...20,000 matches withShot Club...Ohio/Kentuckynine starts and Classic MVP...Averaged 10 points and registered6 rebounds perone game assist. as a senior...Career high 16 rebounds in one game...National Honors Society. Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 Erica19 1683Cramer89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 SENIOR-G20 1878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 Height:48 5’75022 84 3 4 10 38 14 Hometown: New Washington, OH 23 HighCLINT School: SenecaEUTSEY East Senior, Midfielder, 6-3, 175 Personal: Daughter of Mark and LynneMount Cramer...Majoring Vernon, in Nursing. Ohio MVNU: Appeared in 47 games in her first three seasons as a Cougar...Averaging 4.7 points and 2.2 rebounds per game heading into the 2014-15 season...NAIA DaktronicsMount Scholar Vernon Athlete...NCCAA High Scholar School Athlete. High School: Prepped at Seneca East High School where she played basketball and volleyball for four seasons...201110 District Champions...Midland Athletic Player ofBirthdate: the year...District 6September Co-Player of the Year...Northwest26, 1991 District 1st Team...All-Ohio 3rd Team...Sigma Theta Tau International HonorMajor: Society Theology of Nursing.

2012 Season: Played in 20 matches and recorded one goal and two assists. 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. Clint Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G MelanieGS MIN LombardiAVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 JUNIOR-G/F4 688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 18 5’51247 66 1 0 2 18 6 2012 20 Height:15 1305 65 1 2 4 23 9 Hometown: Murrieta, CA 20 Totals: 59 37 3240 55 3 2 8 50 19 High School: Christian Life Academy ANDY BOFFOUR Personal: Daughter of Robert and Robin Lombardi...Majoring in Business Administration with a minor in Business Tech...Furture plans include a career as a Project Engineer.Senior, Forward, 6-2, 180 Previous Schools: Attended San DiegoColumbus Christian College, Ohio and Palomar College before transferring to MVNU for the 2014-15 season...Played one season of basketball at each school...Pacific CoastAthletic Conference Champions...3rd Round of State Tournament (Palomar 2012-13). Northland High School High School: Prepped at Christian Life Academy where she played basketball for four years...2009 and 2010 Citrus2 West3 League Champions...2009 and 2010 Division 4Birthdate: Champions...2009 April and 2010 27, Division 1988 4 Championship Game MVP...2010 Senior All-Star Game participant. Majors: Nursing

AshtanCALEB Hibar PALUMBO JUNIOR-FSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 5’9 Ohio Hometown: Mansfield, OH 32 Worthington Christian High School High School: Ontario 5 Birthdate: April 14, 1992 Major: Marketing Personal: Daughter of Dave and Andrea Ensley...Double Major in Art and Psychology...Future plans include becoming and Art Therapist. 2012 Season: Started 20 matches and recorded three goals and one MVNU: Played in 19 games in her firstassist. year at NamedMVNU in to2013-14...Scored Crossroads League a career Firsthigh sevenTeam points as well against as beingKenyon an College. NAIA King University: Transferred to MVNUand from NCC KingAA University Scholar in -Bristol,Athlete Tenn. and where a Capital she played One Academictwo year sof All volleyball-America and First ran track. Team honoree. 2011 Season: Started all 19 matches and led the team Prepped at Ontario High School where she particiapted in baskteball, volleyball and tack...1st Team NCC (Basket- High School: with 1,683 minutes played. Named the First-Knox Cougar Invitational Most ball)...MVP in 2007, 2008, 2009 (Volleyball)...All-Ohio Honorable Mention (Volleyball)...1st Team NCC (Volleyball)...School Record Most points in a game (33) set in 2008 Valuable(Basketball)...Holds Player and school selected record in to kills, the blocks, CoSIDA and acesAcadem (Volleyball)...Stateic All-America Runner-Up Third in track. Team. 2010 Season: Played in 21 matches with nine starts and registered one assist. Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 Stephanie9 1461 Imes70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 JUNIOR-F19 1683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 Height:20 5’101878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 Hometown:48 5022 Zanesville,84 OH 3 4 10 4238 14 High School: West Muskingum CLINT EUTSEY Personal: Daughter of Jack and Julie Imes...MajoringSenior, Midfielder, in Exercise Science 6-3, with 175 a minor in Sports Management...Future plans include becoming a Physical Therapist...EnjoysMount hanging Vernon, out with Ohiofriends and watching Netflix in her free time. MVNU: Appeared in 50 games through her first two seasons as a Lady Cougar...Averaging 2.7 points and 1.3 rebounds per game coming into the 2014-15 season...Had Mounta career high Vernon 17 points lastHigh year againstSchool Northwestern Ohio. High School: Prepped at West Muskingum High School where she played basketball and soccer...2011 and 201210 MVL Champi- ons (Basketball)...2012 MVL ChampionsBirthdate: (Soccer)...All-MVL...All-Eastern September Ohio...National 26, 1991 Honors Society. Major: Theology

Personal: Daughter of Brad and EmilyANDY Walls...Major BOFFOURis Undecided...Enjoys hanging out with friends and family in her free time. MVNU: Played in 27 games and average 8.8 points and 2.63 rebounds as a freshman in 2013-14...Scored a career high 32 points against Goshen College (Ind.) on FebruarySenior, 11, 2014. Forward, 6-2, 180 High School: Prepped at Danville HighColumbus School where she, Ohio participated in basketball, volleyball, softball, and track...1st Team All- MBC and All-District...Most 3-pointers in school history...Made the Knox County and District All-Star Teams. Northland High School 23 Birthdate: April 27, 1988 Majors: Nursing

NatalieCALEB Thomas PALUMBO SOPHOMORE-CSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 5’10 Ohio Hometown: Austinburg, OH 34 Worthington Christian High School High School: Geneva 5 Birthdate: April 14, 1992 Major: Marketing Personal: Daughter of Bill and Angela Thomas...Majoring in MIddle Childhood Education...Future plans include a career as an 8th Grade Math Teacher and Basketball Coach...Enjoys2012 Season sports,: Started 4-H showing 20 matchescows, and spendingand recorded time with three friends goals and family and inone her free time. assist. Named to Crossroads League First Team as well as being an NAIA MVNU: Played in 13 games as a freshmanand duringNCCAA the Scholar2013-14 -season...AveragedAthlete and a Capital 3.85 points One perAcademic game and All scored-America a career First high 11 points against Cedarville on November 19th 2013. Team honoree. 2011 Season: Started all 19 matches and led the team High School: Prepped at Geneva High School where she participated in basketball, volleyball, and track...Helped lead the basketball team to Conference Championswith in her 1,683 freshman, minutes junior, played. and senior Named seasons...District the First-Knox Team CougarChampionship Invitational as a freshman... Most Conference Champions in volleyball asValuable a junior...Conference Player and Championships selected to inthe track CoSIDA as a freshman Academ andic senior...Ashtabula All-America Third County Basketball Foundation Player of the Year...SeniorTeam. 2010All-Star SeasonGame MVP: (Basketball)...NationalPlayed in 21 matches Honors Society...Honorwith nine starts Roll...Scholar and Athlete of the Year. registered one assist. Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 Megan9 1461 Beidelman70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 SOPHOMORE-C19 1683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 Height:20 5’111878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 Hometown:48 5022 Lewis 84Center, OH 3 4 10 5038 14 High School: Olentangy CLINT EUTSEY Personal: Daughter of Mike and Jenn Senior,Beidelman...Majoring Midfielder, in Middle 6School-3, 175Education with math and science concentrations... Future plans included a career as a Middle School Math Teacher and Coach...Enjoys shopping, family time, baking, organizing, playing sports, and singing in her free time.Mount Vernon, Ohio MVNU: Played in 27 games and averagedMount 15.7 points Vernon and 7.7 reboundsHigh School per game as a freshman in 2013-14...Crossroads League Co-Freshman of the Year...Crossroads League All-Freshman Team...NCCAA East Region Second Team. 10 High School: Prepped at Olentangy HighBirthdate: School where sheSeptember played basketball 26, and 1991 softball for four seasons...2011 and 2012 OCC Champions (Basketball)...2011 andMajor: 2012 District Theology Runner-Up’s (Basketball)...2013 OCC Champions (Softball)...2013 MVP (Basketball)...1st Team All-League in 2012 and 2013...1st Team District 11...2nd Team All-Central Ohio...Honorable Mention All-State...Averaged 13 points and 7 rebounds per game as a senior in 2013...Teacher Acadmey Graduate...Honor Roll...Class President as a Freshman...National Honors2012 Society. Season: Played in 20 matches and recorded one goal and two assists. 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. EmilyClint Yoder Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G FRESHMAN-GGS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 Height:4 5’4688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 18 1247 66 1 0 2 18 6 Hometown: Berlin, OH 4 2012 20 15 1305 65 1 2 4 23 9 Totals: 59 High37 School:3240 Hiland55 3 2 8 50 19

Personal: Daughter of Joe and Sally Yoder...MajoringANDY BOFFOUR in Exercise Studies...Future plans include a career as a personal trainer... Enjoys playing basketball, hanging out with friends and family, watching movies, and being outdoors in her free time. High School: Prepped at Hiland High SchoolSenior, where Forward, she played basketball 6-2, 180for four seasons...State Runner-Up’s in both 2012 and 2013...All-Ohio Honorable Mention...District 5 Division 4 First Team...District 5 East/West All-Star Game...6th All-Time in career assists with 258...6th All-Time in careerColumbus steals with 236...300, Ohio Point Club...National Honors Society...Honor Roll...Principle’s List. Northland High School 23 Birthdate: April 27, 1988 Majors: Nursing

NatalieCALEB Carpenter PALUMBO FRESHMAN-GSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 5’5 Ohio Hometown: Johnstown, OH 12 Worthington Christian High School High School: Johnstown-Monroe 5 Birthdate: April 14, 1992 Major: Marketing Personal: Daughter of Travis and Dianne Carpenter...Majoring in Early Childhood Education and Intervention Specialist...Future plans include becoming a teacher...Enjoys2012 spending Season time: withStarted family 20and matchesfriends in herand free recorded time. three goals and one High School: Prepped at Johnstown-Monroeassist. High Named School to where Crossroads she played League basketball, First volleyball, Team as and well softball...Advanced as being an NAIA to the quarterfinals of the state tournament inand 2013...Helped NCCAA Scholar her team- Athleteset numerous and a team Capital records...1st One AcademicTeam All-Conference All-America in 2012, First 2013, and 2014...Player of the Year in DivisionTeam honoree.II... 2013 Player of the Year (MBC)...1st Started Teamall 19 All-State...District matches and IIled Player the of team the Year in 2013 and 2014...District II All-Star Game...North-South All-Star2011 Game...All-TimeSeason: Leading scorer (boys/girls) in school history with 1,515 points...Career high of 35 points within a game. 1,683 minutes played. Named the First-Knox Cougar Invitational Most Valuable Player and selected to the CoSIDA Academic All-America Third Team. 2010 Season: Played in 21 matches with nine starts and registered one assist. Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 Sasha9 1461 Goings70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 FRESHMAN-G19 1683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 Height:20 5’61878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 Hometown:48 5022 Berlin,84 OH 3 4 10 1338 14 High School: Hiland CLINT EUTSEY Personal: Daughter of Trent and HeatherSenior, Goings...Majoring Midfielder, in Exercise 6 -Studies...Future3, 175 plans include becoming a Physical Thera- pist...Enjoys youth group, movies, hanging out with friends and family, and playing basketball in her free time. High School: Prepped at Hiland High SchoolMount where Vernon, she played Ohiobasketball for four seasons...State Runner-Up’s in both the 2011- 12 and 2012-13 seasons. Mount Vernon High School 10 Birthdate: September 26, 1991 Major: Theology

Personal: Daughter of Ken and Susi Basista...Majoring in Biology...Future plans include a career as a Physical Therapist...Enjoys playing guitar, reading, and baking in herANDY free time. BOFFOUR High School: Prepped at Mount VernonSenior, High School Forward, where she played 6-2, basketball 180 and volleyball...2014 Ohio Capital Conference Champions...2013 OCC Special Mention and All-District...2014 1st Team OCC, 1st Team All-District, OCC Scholar Athlete, 1st Team All-Area...Team MVP...OutstandingColumbus Offense Award...Helped, Ohio lead the Yellow Jackets to a 21-3 record and 18 game winning streak in 2013-14...Averaged 12 pointsNorthland and 4.2 assists perHigh game Schoolas a senior...Shot 38 percent from behind the three point line and made 70 percent of her free throws...National Honors Society...Honor Roll...Spanish National Honors Society...National23 Society of High School Scholars...Third Award MountBirthdate: Vernon High AcademicApril 27, Booster 1988 Club...National Scholar/Athlete Award from U.S. Army Reserve...Superior Rating for State Orchestra.Majors: Nursing

ToryCALEB Minton PALUMBO FRESHMAN-GSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 5’1 Ohio Hometown: Utica, OH 24 Worthington Christian High School High School: Utica 5 Birthdate: April 14, 1992 Major: Marketing Personal: Daughter of Tim and Jody Minton...Majoring in Exercise Studies...Future plans include a career as a Physical Therapist/ Athletic Trainer...Enjoys spending time 2012with friends Season in her: freeStarted time. 20 matches and recorded three goals and one High School: Prepped at Utica High Schoolassist. where Named she participated to Crossroads in basketball, League volleyball, First Team and softball...2013as well as being and 2014 an NAIA Sectional Champions...2011 and 2013 andMBC NCC Champions...MVPAA Scholar -asAthlete a senior...Four and a Capital Year receipient One Academic of the Free All Throw-America Award...Jump First 25 All-Star...Top 64...Top 100...District IITeam All-Star honoree. Game...Holds 2011 the Seasonschool record: Started for most all points 19 matches scored in aand game...1,161 led the teamcareer points...Record holder for most 3-pointerswith in 1,683a season...Holds minutes played.the school Named career record the First for 3-point-Knox baskets...NationalCougar Invitational Honors Most Soci - ety...Honor Roll...Top 20 in Class...Student of the Month. Valuable Player and selected to the CoSIDA Academic All-America Third Team. 2010 Season: Played in 21 matches with nine starts and registered one assist. Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 Sophie9 1461 Kinnard70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 FRESHMAN-F19 1683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 Height:20 5’91878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 48 5022 84 3 4 10 38 14 Hometown: Friendly, WV 33 High School: Tyler Consolidated CLINT EUTSEY

Personal: Daughter of Matt and DianeSenior, Kinnard...Majoring Midfielder, in Nursing...Future 6-3, plans175 include a career as a nurse...Enjoys spending time with family, shopping, watching Netflix,Mount hanging Vernon, out with friends, Ohio kayaking, and four wheeler riding in her free time. High School: Prepped at Tyler Consolidated High School where she played basketball and soccer...2013 Wendy’s Heisman West Virginia State Finalist...2012, 2013, 2014Mount LKC 1st TeamVernon Basketball...2013, High School 2014 OVAC 1st Team Basketball...201410 All Valley Cap- tain Basketball...2012-AA H.M. All-StateBirthdate: Basketball...2013 September A 3rd Team Captain 26, All-State...2014 1991 A All-State Basketball...2014 BACF All-Star Game...Tyler Consolidated All-Time Leading Scorer...McDonald’s All-American Nominee...1,000+ career points...2012 and 2013 West Virginia Coaches’ AssociationMajor: Goalkeeper Theology of the Year (Soccer)...2012 West Virginia Sportswriter Goalkeeper of the Year...2012 and 2013 1st Team OAVC and Little Kanawah All-Conference (Soccer)...1st Team All Valley (Soccer)...Top 15%...Na- tional Honors Society Treasurer...Student2012 Government Season Treasurer...Community: Played in 20 matches Service Award...Larryand recorded Ritchie one Broadcasting goal and Award...two Radio (WRSG) Award...OVAC All-Academicassists. Team. 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. EmilyClint Smith Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 FRESHMAN-F4 688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 Height:18 5’91247 66 1 0 2 18 6 2012 20 Hometown:15 1305 Mansfield,65 OH 1 2 4 4023 9 Totals: 59 High37 School:3240 Mansfield55 Christian 3 School2 8 50 19

Personal: Daughter of Brian and KarenANDY Smith...Majoring BOFFOUR in Biology...Future plans include a career as a Physical Therapist...Enjoys reading and running in her free time. Senior, Forward, 6-2, 180 High School: Prepped at Mansfield Christian School where she participated in basketball, soccer, and track...3rd Place in the OCSAA State Basketball Tournament asColumbus a Junior...OHSAA, Ohio Regional Championships in Track and Field Junior Year...Archie Grifin Sportsmanship Award as a Senior...2ndNorthland Team All-ConferenceHigh (Basketball)...Inspirational School Award (Basketball)...Team Captain (Basketball)...1st team All-Conference and 2nd Team All-District (Soccer)...National Honors Society...Class Vice2 President.3 Birthdate: April 27, 1988 Majors: Nursing

College: Transferred to MVNU as a junior but has not played college soccer. High School: Helped Northland H.S. to a City League championship. Was an All-City League First Team selection in tennis. 11 Cougar Basketball The Lady Cougars' PLAYERschedule features PROFILESseveral national tournament participants and conference champions in the non-conference portion as well as 16 home games with at least 14 of them scheduledMakenzieCALEB to be played SpangPALUMBO in brand new Ariel Arena, which will open at least in time for the NovemberFRESHMAN-C Se9 gamenior, againstDefender, Point 6Park-0, (Pa.)160 University if not sooner. Other non-conference home games include Rochester (Mich.) College, the University of Height:Galena, 6’3 Ohio Northwestern Ohio, BluefHometown:ield (Va.) Johnstown, College, OHCedarville University, the University54 of Rio Worthington Christian High School Grande and Kenyon HighCollege, School: while Johonstown-Monroe away games feature trips to Rio Grande, and 5Point Park. Birthdate: April 14, 1992 In conference play, Major:MVNU will Marketing play a home and away contest against each of the Personal: Daughter of Harold and Amy Sprang...Majoring in Nursing...Future plans include becoming a nurse...In her free time she enjoysother playing nine slow Crossroadspitch softball and League singing.2012 Season teams: thatStarted includes 20 matches defending and recorded NAIA Divisionthree goals II nationaland one Highchampion School: Prepped Indiana at Johnstown-Monroe Wesleyanassist. University. High Named School to Thewhere Crossroads University she played League basketball of Saint First and TeamFrancis volleyball...Sectional as well(Ind.), as beingTaylor Champions an (Ind.) NAIA 2011-14...District Champions 2013...MBCand Champions NCCAA Scholar2013...Regional-Athlete Runner-Up and a Capital 2013...Most One BlocksAcademic in a game/season/career... All-America First MostUniversity, Rebounds in aMarian game/season/career. (Ind.) University, Huntington (Ind.) University, Grace (Ind.) College, Team honoree. 2011 Season: Started all 19 matches and led the team Bethel (Ind.) College, Springwith 1,683Arbor minutes (Mich.) played. University, Named and the FirstGoshen-Knox (Ind.)Cougar College Invitational will Most all battle with the Lady CougarsValuable for Player the andconference selected to title the CoSIDAand a Academspot inic theAll-America eight-team Third Team. 2010 Season: Played in 21 matches with nine starts and Crossroads League Tournamentregistered at onethe assist.end of the season. "Our non-conference schedule has some great strength that will help us get ready for Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats our conference play," said Foster. "Our conference is one of the best in the nation. We Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG have2010 the defending21 national9 1461 champion70 in our conference 0 1 and they1 did 3not win our 1 conference2011 last19 season.19 It is 1683going to be89 a battle night 0 in and 2 night 2out in the18 Crossroads 6 League.2012 We 20are going20 to have1878 to work, 94but I feel that 3 we have 1 the pieces 7 and17 that we can 7 Totals: 60 48 5022 84 3 4 10 38 14 really surprise some people." "I feel that the last two seasons in the conference were eye-opening," said Foster as MVNU adjusted to life in aCLINT new conference. EUTSEY "We needed to learn what it takes to compete in the Crossroads League.Senior, I would Midfielder, like to see us6- 3,really 175 begin the process of moving up now. We have the opportunityMount to Vernon, move up Ohioin the standings to compete at a higher and more consistent level withinMount a very Vernontough league." High School 10 "As we continue to buildBirthdate: a program September that will compete 26, in1991 the most difficult conference in the NAIA, we have to learnMajor: how to Theologywork hard," Foster concluded. "We have a lot of good talent, but that talent needs to learn how to work hard and work together. Once that 2012 Season: Played in 20 matches and recorded one goal and two understanding happens, I assists.think we 2011 can Season become: Playeda very indangerous all 19 matches team." with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. Clint Eutsey’s Career Stats Year 2013G -GS2014MININDIVIDUALAVG GL AS HONORSPTS SH SOG Amy2010 Daniels: 20 Crossroads4 688 League Honorable34 Mention1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 NCCAA18 East1247 Region66 First Team 1 0 2 18 6 2012 20 NCCAA15 H1305onorable Mention65 All - 1American2 4 23 9 Totals: 59 NCCAA37 Scholar3240 Athlete55 3 2 8 50 19 NAIA Daktronics Scholar Athlete 1008 Career Points at MVNU CrossroadsANDY Player BOFFOUR of the Week (Jan 20, 2014) Megan Beidelman: CrossroadsSenior, League Forward, Co-Freshman 6-2, 180 of the Year CrossroadsColumbus League, OhioAll-Freshman Team NCCANorthlandA East RegionHigh Second School Team Courtney Christie: NCCAA East Region Honorable Mention 23 Birthdate: April 27, 1988 Ainsleigh Krause: NCCAA East Region Honorable Mention Elizabeth Stoll: NAIA Majors:Daktronics Nursing Scholar Athlete NCCAA Scholar Athlete Transferred to MVNU as a junior but has not played college Erica Cramer: NAIA CollegeDaktronics: Scholar Athlete soccer. High School: Helped Northland H.S. to a City League NCCAAchampionship Scholar Athlete. Was an All-City League First Team selection in tennis. 12 Cougar Basketball THE STAT CREW SYSTEM Mt. Vernon Nazarene Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Nov 12, 2014) 2013-2014 RESULTSAll games AND LEADERS

RECORD:RECORD: OVERALLOVERALL HOMEHOME AWAYAWAY NEUTRALNEUTRAL ALL GAMESALL GAMES: 5-22(8-22) 4-12(4-9) (4-1-1013) (0-0)0-0 CONFERENCECONFERENCE: 4-14(5-13) 3-6(3-6) (2-1-87) (0-0)0-0 NON-CONFERENCENON-CONFERENCE: 1-8(3-9) 1-6(1-3) (2-0-26) (0-0)0-0

Date DATE OpponentOPPONENT SCOREScore W/LAtt. HighHIGH Points POINTS HIGHHigh REBOUNDS Rebounds 10/29/1311/06/12ROCHESTERat Rio Grande (MI) W 93-8159-75 L 175 (17)Cramer,(15) Eickholt Erica (5) Swart,(9)Cramer, Peelman Erica 11/05/13 NORTHWESTERN OHIO 103-111 Lo3 613 (22)Cramer, Erica (12)Cramer, Erica 11/09/1311/10/12POINTBLUEFIELD PARK (PA) (Va.) 70-8543-69 L L 310 (14)Krause,(9) Eickholt Ainsleigh (5) Swart(9)Daniels, Amy (14)Cramer, Erica 11/12/1311/12/12at RioAKRON Grande-WAYNE 11276-96-31 L W100 (17)Beidelman,(17) Shirey Megan(8) Cramer(5)Daniels, Amy 11/16/13 BLUEFIELD (VA) 75-78 L 205 (20)Christie, Courtney (7)Daniels, Amy 11/19/1311/16/12CEDARVILLEPOINT PARK (Pa.) 52-7162-73 L L 325 (16)Walls,(21) Daniels Kate (12) (6)Krause,Daniels Ainsleigh 11/26/13 *at Saint Francis (IN) 61-79 L 150 (18)Beidelman, Megan (11)Beidelman, Megan 12/04/1311/20/12*MARIAN* GRACE (IN) (Ind.) 70-8056-68 L L 50 (18)Krause,(18) Daniels Ainsleigh (5) Swart,(13)Beidelman, Daniels Megan 12/07/13 *at Huntington (IN) 60-77 L 100 (17)Beidelman, Megan (10)Beidelman, Megan 11/24/12 at Denison 47-74 L (15) Cramer (6) Daniels 12/17/13 RIO GRANDE 72-91 L 75 (19)Beidelman, Megan (12)Daniels, Amy 12/19/1311/26/12at Pointat Kenyon Park 57-6573-87 L L 77 (18)Walls,(21) Eickholt Kate (6) Cramer(10)Daniels, Amy 12/31/13 KENYON 55-86 L 100 (15)Daniels, Amy (8)Beidelman, Megan 01/04/1411/28/12*SPRING* at TaylorARBOR (Ind.)(MI) 7954-59-77 2OTL W133 (13)Beidelman,(16) Daniels Megan(9) Swart(9)Daniels, Amy (13)Walls, Kate 01/10/1412/01/12*at Taylor* INDIANA (IN) WESLEYAN 60-7450-57 L L 176 (13)Moss,(17) Daniels Abbie (7) Swart(6)Krause, Ainsleigh (13)Daniels, Amy (6)Daniels, Amy 01/11/1412/07/12*at Indianaat Point Wesleyan Park (Pa.) 53-8550-52 L L 300 (18)Beidelman,(13) Daniels Megan(7) Eickholt,(5)Beidelman, Steveley Megan (5)Krause, Ainsleigh 01/15/1412/14/12*GOSHENRIO GRANDE(IN) W 93-8160-66 L 150 (28)Daniels,(11) Myles, JessieAmy (8) Steveley(14)Beidelman, Megan 01/18/14 *BETHEL (IN) W 81-75 324 (25)Daniels, Amy (17)Beidelman, Megan 01/22/1412/15/12*at Graceat Cedarville (IN) 54-6740-76 L L 200 (18)Daniels,(8) Eickholt, AmyMyles (4) Three(13)Beidelman, players Megan 01/25/1412/18/12*SAINTat FloridaFRANCIS Memorial (IN) 66-10261-51 L W115 (18)Beidelman,(18) Daniels Megan(10) (13)Beidelman,Daniels Megan 01/29/14 *at Marian University 52-66 L 718 (26)Daniels, Amy (6)Krause, Ainsleigh 12/20/12 at Webber International (Fla.) 64-58 W (16) Steveley (8) Steveley(6)Christie, Courtney 02/01/14 *HUNTINGTON (IN) 50-72 L 275 (18)Daniels, Amy (8)Krause, Ainsleigh 01/02/13 * BETHEL (Ind.) 62-71 L (16) Daniels (9) Daniels(8)Daniels, Amy 02/06/14 *TAYLOR (IN) W 61-59 205 (19)Daniels, Amy (9)Beidelman, Megan 02/08/1401/05/13*INDIANA* HUNTINGTON WESLEYAN (Ind.) 47-7463-61 L W307 (17)Beidelman,(17) Myles Megan(7) Peelman(12)Daniels, Amy 02/11/14 *at Goshen (IN) W 97-86 150 (32)Daniels, Amy (14)Daniels, Amy 01/08/13 * SAINT FRANCIS (Ind.) 42-55 L (32)Walls,(8) Daniels Kate (7) Swart(14)Krause, Ainsleigh 02/15/14 *at Bethel (IN) 55-61 L 200 (19)Beidelman, Megan (14)Daniels, Amy 02/19/1401/10/13*GRACE* SPRING (IN) ARBOR (Mich.) 78-8143-63 L L 324 (23)Daniels,(11) Eickholt Amy (6) Eickholt(14)Daniels, Amy 02/22/14 *at Spring Arbor (MI) 87-93 Lot 200 (30)Beidelman, Megan (15)Beidelman, Megan 01/12/13 * MARIAN (Ind.) 54-48 W (17) Eickholt (10) Steveley 01/16/13 * at Goshen (Ind.) 53-45 W (14) Eickholt (13) Steveley * - Conference game 01/19/13 * at Grace (Ind.) 49-55 L (11) Eickholt (7) Swart Attendance01/23/13 Summary* TAYLORGames (Ind.)Attend Avg/Game65-74 L (17) Daniels (6) Swart Home 16 3686 230 Away 01/26/13 * at Indiana11 Wesleyan2371 21633-53 L (10) Cramer (6) Daniels Neutral 01/30/13 * at Bethel0 (Ind.) 0 520 -68 L (14) Cramer (7) Daniels Total 27 6057 224 02/02/13 * at Huntington (Ind.) 51-55 L (12) Myles (3) Swart, Daniels 02/06/13 * GOSHEN (Ind.) 72-33 W (11) Daniels (6) Peelman 02/09/13 * at Marian (Ind.) 54-73 L (13) Myles (13) Swart 02/13/13 * at Spring Arbor (Mich.) 44-61 L (8) Peelman (5) Steveley, Swart 02/16/13 * at Saint Francis (Ind.) 58-66 L (12) Krause (5) Krause 02/19/13 + at Indiana Wesleyan 52-78 L (10) Daniels (8) Swart

* = Crossroads League game + Crossroads League Tournament game HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPITALS 13 Cougar Basketball THE STAT CREW SYSTEM Mt. Vernon Nazarene Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 12, 2014) 2013-2014AllSTATISTICS games

NAME RECORD:G FG-FGA % OVERALL3FG-FGA % FTHOME-FTA % REBAWAY-RPG A TONEUTRALBS ST PTS-PPG ALL GAMES 5-22 4-12 1-10 0-0 A. Daniels 30 117-251 .466 7-20 .350 68-86 .791 127-4.2 26 65 6 25 309-10.3 CONFERENCE 4-14 3-6 1-8 0-0 M. EickholtNON-CONFERENCE30 91-277 .329 241-8-63 .381 591-6-103 .573 840-2-2.8 44 88 0-01 60 265- 8.8 C. Miles 30 69-187 .369 33-100 .330 20-34 .588 68-2.3 13 36 2 14 191- 6.4 E. Steveley 30 58-168 .345 Total 8-46 3-Point.174 43-81F-Throw.531 137Rebounds-4.6 24 76 12 34 167- 5.6 ## PlayerC. Swart 30gp-gs 74min-157avg.471fg-fga 0fg%-1 3fg-fga.000 3fg%18-ft-fta39 .462ft% 160off -5.3def tot 17avg 40pf 61dq 35a to166blk- 5.5stl pts avg 24 Daniels,E. AmyCramer 2827-27 41809-84 30.0.488145-284 10 .5- 125 1 6-21.400 .2 8 647132-161-59 .797 .8 2 0 5461-2.2151 205 147.6 4180 22 1439 801394- 5.027 428 15.9 50 Beidelman, Megan 27-23 729 27.0 157-292 .5 3 8 4-10 .4 0 0 105-144 .7 2 9 88 120 208 7.7 80 1 39 72 19 29 423 15.7 A. Jessie 29 43-117 .368 12-39 .308 14-29 .483 76-2.6 68 65 1 60 112- 3.9 23 Cramer, Erica 5-4 144 28.8 20-49 .4 0 8 3-14 .2 1 4 29-36 .8 0 6 12 16 28 5.6 13 1 5 10 0 8 72 14.4 A. Krause 28 41-129 .318 1-13 .077 19-30 .633 83-3.0 18 55 4 10 102- 3.6 15 Walls, Kate 27-27 904 33.5 63-219 .2 8 8 42-145 .2 9 0 70-97 .7 2 2 10 61 71 2.6 58 1 39 81 5 29 238 8.8 10 Krause,R. Ainsleigh Peelman 2927-27 21792-89 29.3.23673-196 6 .3- 729 2 11-38.207 .2 8 93240-52-55 .582 .7 6 9 4176-2.697 138 275.1 6750 21 3039 65 807- 2.823 197 7.3 05 Christie,S. CourtneyShirey 1926-26 15871-35 33.5.42948-176 7 .2- 722 3 26-97.318 .2 6 8 840-71-9 .88 .5 96 3 218 -1.177 85 33.3 1359 11 1166 124 456- 2.454 162 6.2 34 Thomas,S. ImesNatalie 2613-0 18149-66 11.5.27315-36 9 .4- 134 7 0-4.265 .0 0 0 720-29-15 .467 .6 9 0 1132-2.114 25 141.9 2816 20 83 13 521- 2.03 50 3.8 42 Imes, A.Stephanie Krause 124-0 1313-1 13.01.00020-87 0 .2- 30 0 8-45.000 .1 7 8 034-49-0 .000 .6 9 4 61-1.028 34 01.4 342 00 130 29 22- 2.011 82 3.4 12 Moss,E. Abbie Stoll 424-1 2328-3 13.7.66718-45 0 .4- 0 0 5-18.000 .2 7 8 226-34-2 1.000 .7 6 5 115-1.316 27 01.1 127 00 110 29 61- 1.514 67 2.8 22 Foley,M. Megan Echemann 1323-0 9231-21 10.0.42917-48 1 .3- 57 4 0-6.143 .0 0 0 019-33-0 .000 .5 7 6 1115-1.213 24 21.0 729 10 13 15 191- 1.514 53 2.3 33 Hibar,C. Ashtan Christie 2919-0 15103-56 5.4.2689-16 3 .5- 620 3 0-0.150 .0 0 0 914-17-16 .563 .8 2 4 1241-1.48 20 321.1 5513 20 233 4 422- 1.43 32 1.7 44 Stoll, ElizabethA. Jackson 317-0 2-815 4.8.4004-10 0 .4- 0 0 0-2.000 .0 0 0 010-14-0 .000 .7 1 4 44-1.312 16 10.9 222 20 14 12 41- 1.33 18 1.1 32 Rinehart, Kristin 14-0 46 3.3 4-8 .5 0 0 0-2 .0 0 0 2-4 .5 0 0 0 1 1 0.1 7 0 1 6 0 2 10 0.7 S. Booth 5 1-5 .200 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 3-0.6 1 1 0 1 2- 0.4 Team 44 67 111 1 23 Team 125 6 Total...... 27 5500 593-1466 .4 0 5 105-402 .2 6 1 541-741 .7 3 0 312 681 993 36.8 497 7 315 563 49 220 1832 67.9 Opponents...... Totals 3027 6185500-1651 .374773-1730121 .4- 4421 7 190-557.287 .3 4346 1 399-542-558 .620 .7 3 6 1119354 -37.3657 101130437.4656573 99- 406322 428170373-56.8317 2135 79.1 Opponents 30 615-1671 .368 188-592 .318 455-635 .717 1143-38.1 375 594 91 349 1873-62.4 TEAM STATISTICS MVNUWBB OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 1832 2135 10/29/13 ROCHESTER (MI) W 93-81 175 Points per game 67.9 79.1 11/05/13 NORTHWESTERN OHIO L o 3 103-111 613 Scoring margin -11.2 - 11/09/13 POINT PARK (PA) L 70-85 310 FIELD GOALS-ATT 593-1466MEDIA773-1730 INFORMATION11/12/13 at Rio Grande L 76-96 100 Field goal pct .4 0 5 .4 4 7 11/16/13 BLUEFIELD (VA) L 75-78 205 3 POINT FG-ATT 105-402 190-557 11/19/13 CEDARVILLE L 52-71 325 3-point FG pct Visiting media .2 6 1 members .3 4 1 are encouraged* 11/26/13 at Saintto attendFrancis (IN) any and all L MVNU61-79 150 3-pt FG madehome per game games. Cumulative3.9 7.0 statistics* 12/04/13 and gameMARIAN notes(IN) are available L 70-80prior 50 FREE THROWS-ATT 541-741 399-542 * 12/07/13 at Huntington (IN) L 60-77 100 Free throwto pct any game upon .7 3 0 request .7 3 6 and programs12/17/13 areRIO GRANDE produced for every L home72-91 75 F-Throws made per game 20.0 14.8 12/19/13 at Point Park L 57-65 77 REBOUNDSgame. 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L 54-67 200 Turnover margin -5.0 - * 01/25/14 SAINT FRANCIS (IN) L 66-102 115 Assist/turnover ratioMVNU players0.6 and 0.9coaches are* 01/29/14 availableat Marian for University personal or telephone L 52-66 718 STEALS 220 317 * 02/01/14 HUNTINGTON (IN) L 50-72 275 Steals perinterviews game by contacting8.1 11.7 Dave Parsons,* 02/06/14 TAYLORMVNU’s (IN) Sports InformationW 61-59 205 BLOCKS Director, at (740)49 392-686873 extension* 02/08/14 3112INDIANA during WESLEYAN office hours L or47-74 at 307 Blocks per game 1.8 2.7 * 02/11/14 at Goshen (IN) W 97-86 150 ATTENDANCE(740) 504-6884 3686in the evening2371 or on* 02/15/14weekends.at Bethel (IN)Players will generally L 55-61 be 200 Home games-Avg/Game 16-230 11-216 * 02/19/14 GRACE (IN) L 78-81 324 Neutral site-Avg/Gameavailable for a brief- period0-0 on the day* 02/22/14 of theat game Spring Arbor prior (MI) to warm -L oups t 87-93 and 200 then after the game. Practices are open to the media, and players can Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Totals * - Conference game Mt. Vernonbe Nazarene made865 available922 22 11before12 1832and after practice. Opponents 1027 1049 28 11 20 2135 Requests for media passes, photographs, radio broadcasts, or any additional information pertaining to Cougar basketball should be directed to Dave Parsons in the Sports Information office. All MVNU women’s basketball games will be broadcast live by WNZR 90.9 FM online at wnzr.fm/sports/studio.php. 14 Cougar Basketball 2014-15 SEASON PREVIEW Lady Cougars Set to Open 2014-15 Season MOUNT VERNON, Ohio – The Mount Vernon Nazarene University women’s basketball team is making final preparations for the 2014-15 season opener at the University of Northwestern Ohio on Saturday. The Lady Cougars have a talented group of returners and eight new players on the roster who will make their collegiate debut. MVNU will look to bounce back from a 5-22 season that was slowed by a rash of inju- ries to some key players in 2013-14. The Lady Cougars are looking to turn the page this season with a young, but very talented roster. “I think we are going to be different than what we were last year,” said MVNU Head Coach Jason Foster who is entering his fourth season. “We have a lot more depth and we are coming in healthy. The depth has generated a lot more competition in practice and I think that is going to be beneficial to us as we go into the season.” MVNU lost one player to graduation and that was leading scorer Amy Daniels who paced the team with 15.9 points per game. In addition, she was second on the team in rebounding at 7.6 boards per night. The good news is that the team returns all of the other top scorers from last year, including sophomore Meg Beidelman. Beidelman was second on the team in scoring at 15.7 points per game and led the Lady Cougars in rebounding (7.7 RPG) and total blocked shots (19). Beidelman was named Crossroads League Co-Freshman of the Year and was a member of the Crossroads League All-Freshman Team. She was also recognized at the national level by the NCCAA with a spot on East Region Second Team. Senior Erica Cramer, who had her season cut short after five games last year due to an injury, is back at 100 percent this season. In her limited time on the floor in 2013-14, Cramer averaged 14.4 points per game and 5.6 rebounds per night. Kate Walls enters her sophomore season in an MVNU uniform after a very effective freshman campaign. Walls started 27 games last season and averaged 8.8 points per game from the guard position. Seniors Ainsleigh Krause and Courtney Christie are key returners to the team for the 2014-15 season. Krause averaged 7.3 points and 5.1 rebounds per game while Chris- tie posted an average of 6.2 points per contest. Christies led the team in assists with 116 in 26 games played. Coach Foster and his staff hit the recruiting trail hard in the offseason and brought in a talented group of newcomers to this year’s team. Natalie Carpenter comes to MVNU by way of Johnstown-Monroe High School where set the all-time career scoring record with 1,515 points. She was a 1st Team All-State selection and District II Player of the Year in 2013 and 2014. Tory Minton enters her first season at MVNU after a great high school career at Utica High School. Minton recorded 1,161 career points and holds the school records for most points in a game and 3-pointers in a season. Minton also has the most 3-pointers in school history as well. Sophie Kinnard joins the Lady Cougars by way of Tyler Consolidated High School in Friendly, West Virginia. Kinnard eclipsed 1,000 career points and earned numerous in honors in both basketball and soccer. In 2013 she was a Wendy’s Heisman West Virginia State Finalist and garnered multiple awards at the conference level. Sierra Basista is a local recruit from Mount Vernon High School and will help bolster the roster in 2014-15. Basista averaged 12 points and 4.2 assists per game as a senior last year. She hit 38 percent of her three point shots and 70 percent of her free throws. She was a 2014 1st Team OCC and 1st Team All-District selection. Makenzie Spang joins high school teammate Natalie Carpenter on the 2014-15 roster at MVNU. Spang anchored the post at Johnstown-Monroe where she averaged 11.1 points per game and is the school’s all-time leader in blocked shots and rebounds. Emily Yoder comes to MVNU from a renowned high school program in Berlin Hiland where she helped lead the team to a pair of second place finishes in the Ohio State High School tournament. She is 6th all-time in school history in both career assists (258) and steals with 236. She averaged 6.6 points per game and three assists per contest. 15 Cougar Basketball 2014-15 SEASON PREVIEW The Lady Cougars schedule features non-conference contests against the University of Northwestern Ohio, Shawnee State University, Lourdes University, University of Rio Grande, Uni- versity of Michigan-Dearborn, Rochester College, Kent State-Tuscarawas, Cedarville University, and Ohio Christian University. In conference play, MVNU will play a home and away contest against each of the other nine Crossroads League teams that includes defending NAIA Division II national champion University of Saint Francis. Indiana Wesleyan University, Taylor (Ind.) University, Marian (Ind.) University, Huntington (Ind.) University, Grace (Ind.) College, Bethel (Ind.) College, Spring Arbor (Mich.) University, and Goshen (Ind.) College will all battle with the Lady Cougars for the conference title and a spot in the eight-team Crossroads League Tournament at the end of the season. “The Crossroads League conference is tough and there is never an off day or guaran- teed win in this league,” Foster said. “If you don’t bring it every single game you are going to get beat and it doesn’t matter if it’s the first place team or the last place team, it’s the way that our conference is talent wise from top to bottom.” “We have talent on this team and a key for us will be getting everybody comfortable with each other and to trust each other on the court,” Foster added. “Every one of the players on the team is used to logging significant minutes in a game, but we have the depth to play a lot of different players. The big thing for us will be the ability to blend this big mix of talented players into a finely tuned machine.”

MVNU’S AFFILIATIONS The Crossroads League, formerly the Mid- Central College Conference, was founded in 1959 and is one of the oldest conferences in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). The Crossroads League currently consists of 10 institutions located in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio: Bethel (Ind.) College, Goshen (Ind.) College, Grace (Ind.) College, Huntington (Ind.) University, Indiana Wesleyan University, Marian (Ind.) University, Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio) University, the University of Saint Francis (Ind.), Spring Arbor (Mich.) University, and Taylor (Ind.) University. The purpose of the Crossroads League is to promote intercollegiate athletics in a well-rounded athletic program, maintain high ideals, and to promote sportsmanship. The conference sponsors championships in 14 sports (seven for men and seven for women). Crossroads League student athletes and teams also make their mark on the NAIA national level by virtue of national championships, All-Americans, Scholar- Athletes, national rankings, and statistical leaders. For complete information on the conference as well as up-to-date standings, statistics, and stories for each sport, go to: www.crossroadsleague.com 16 Cougar Basketball

Throughout its history, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics has provided strong leadership for all aspects of intercollegiate sports. Since its introduction of intercollegiate basketball in 1937, the NAIA has maintained the highest standards while administering first-rate athletics programs. Time and time again, the NAIA has stepped forward to address the important issues of the day – be it racial integration in the ‘40s and ‘50s or establishing the first women’s championship program in 1980. The NAIA has not been afraid to enact changes while others have watched and waited. MVNU’S AFFILIATIONS The Crossroads League, formerly the Mid- Central College Conference, was founded in 1959 and is one of the oldest conferences in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). The Crossroads League currently consists of 10 institutions located in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio: Bethel (Ind.) College, Goshen (Ind.) College, Grace (Ind.) College, Huntington (Ind.) University, Indiana Wesleyan University, Marian (Ind.) University, Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio) University, the University of Saint Francis (Ind.), Spring Arbor (Mich.) University, and Taylor (Ind.) University. The purpose of the Crossroads League is to promote intercollegiate athletics in a well-rounded athletic program, maintain high ideals, and to promote sportsmanship. The conference sponsors championships in 14 sports (seven for men and seven for women). Crossroads League student athletes and teams also make their mark on the NAIA national level by virtue of national championships, All-Americans, Scholar- Athletes, national rankings, and statistical leaders. For complete information on the conference as well as up-to-date standings, statistics, and stories for each sport, go to: MVNU’Swww.crossroadsleague.com AFFILIATIONS The Crossroads League, formerly the Mid- Central College Conference, was founded in 1959 and is one of the oldest conferences in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). The Crossroads League currently consists of 10 institutions located in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio: Bethel (Ind.) College, Goshen (Ind.) College, Grace (Ind.) College, Huntington (Ind.) University, Indiana Wesleyan University, Marian (Ind.) University, Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio) University, the University of Saint Throughout its history, the National Association of Intercollegiate Francis (Ind.), Spring Arbor (Mich.) University, and Taylor (Ind.) Athletics has provided strong leadership for all aspects of intercollegiate University. sports. Since its introduction of intercollegiate basketball in 1937, the NAIAThe purpos has maintainede of the Crossroadsthe highest standardsLeague is while to promote administering intercollegiate first-rate athletics programs.in a well-rounded Time and athletic time program,again, the maintain NAIA has high stepped ideals, forward and to promotto addresse sportsmanship. the important issuesThe conference of the daysponsors – be it racial cham integrationpionships inin the14 ‘40ssports and (seven ‘50s orfor establishing men and theseven first forwomen’s women). championship Crossroads program League in 1980.student The athletes NAIA MVNU’S andhas notteamsbeen also afraidAFFILIATIONS make to enacttheir mark changes on thewhile NAIA others national have watchedlevel by andvirtue waited. of national championships, All-Americans, Scholar- Athletes,With its major national emphasis rankings, on and educational statistical development, leaders. it was natural for Forthe NAIAcomplete to further information strengthen on theacademic conference eligibility as requirementswell as up-to in-date the standings,mid-1980s. statistics, All NAIA and participatingstories for each student sport,-athletes go to: must maintain a certain grade point average while accumulating credit hours for a declared academic degree.www.crossroadsleague.com Unlike other associations, NAIA student- athlete academic eligibility is monitored on a semester-by-semester basis. The Scholar-Athlete program, a longstanding NAIA tradition, recognizes junior and senior student-athletes with a minimum 3.5 grade point average on a 4.0 scale.

Since 1937, the NAIA has administered athletics programs and championships in proper balance with the overall collegiate educational experience. Serving higher education in this manner is a responsibility the NAIA does not take lightly. It is a relationship built on confidence and trust – a relationship strengthened year after year. Throughout its history, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics has provided strong leadership for all aspects of intercollegiate sports. Since its introduction of intercollegiate basketball in 1937, the NAIA has maintained the highest standards while administering first-rate athletics programs. Time and time again, the NAIA has stepped forward to address the important issues of the day – be it racial integration in the ‘40s and ‘50s or establishing the first women’s championship program in 1980. The NAIA has not been afraid to enact changes while others have watched and waited.

The National Christian College 17Athletic Association is a miracle organization. Over the years,Cougar an ideaBasketball has become a reality providing Christian student-athletes in Christian colleges and universities both an opportunity for fellowship and competition on a national level. The NCCAA game plan is to produce true winners – a game plan that will carry an individual through his or her entire life. The game plan is devised to draw out the student-athlete’s greatest potential in body, mind, and spirit.

Since its first tournament in 1968, the NCCAA has grown to encompass more than 100 Christian colleges and universities nationwide, both liberal arts and Bible colleges in stature. The participating schools are dedicated not only to the best athletic competition possible, but also to exemplifying Jesus Christ in everything. The NCCAA is an organization bringing Christian colleges and universities together not just for athletic competition. More importantly, it is an organization bringing schools together which have common goals in Christian higher education. 2013-2014 CROSSROADS STANDINGS

CONFERENCE OVERALL W L Pct W L Pct Saint Francis 18 0 1.000 38 0 1.000 Indiana Wesleyan 14 4 .778 27 8 .771 Huntington 14 4 .778 24 9 .727 Grace 12 6 .667 17 18 .486 Marian 8 10 .444 16 16 .500 Bethel 7 11 .389 12 19 .387 Taylor 7 11 .389 12 19 .387 Spring Arbor 5 13 .278 11 19 .367 Mount Vernon Nazarene 4 14 .222 5 22 .185 Goshen 1 17 .056 4 26 .133

2013-2014 CROSSROADS AWARDS

Crossroads League Player of the Year: Skylarr Shurn, Saint Francis Crossroads League Co-Freshman of the Year: Megan Beidelman, MVNU Crossroads League Co-Freshman of the Year: Angelique Moore, Bethel Crossroads League Co-Coach of the Year: Gary Andrews, Saint Francis Crossroads League Co-Coach of the Year: Lori Culler, Huntington

Crossroads League First Team: Taylor Goshert, Sr, G, Indiana Wesleyan; Juaneice Jackson, Sr, G, Grace; Brooke Ridley, So, G, Saint Francis; Skylarr Shurn, Sr, G, Saint Francis; Pazia Speed, Sr, G, Huntington.

Crossroads League Second Team: Lakan Hasser-Smith, So, G, Marian; Allison Kauffman, Jr, F, Grace; Carlie Newman, So, G, Spring Arbor; Amelia Recker, So, F, Huntington; Jenelle Wilson, Sr, G, Saint Francis.

Crossroads League Honorable Mention: Katrina Blackmon, Jr, F, Indiana Wesleyan; Kelsey Bryant, So, G, Taylor; Amy Daniels, Sr, F/C, Mount Vernon Nazarene; Angelique Moore, Fr, F, Bethel; Emma Stahl, Jr, G, Indiana Wesleyan.

Crossroads League All-Freshmen Team: Megan Beildelman, C, Mount Vernon Nazarene; Angelique Moore, F, Bethel; Miranda Palmer, G, Huntington; Jenna Sullivan, G, Marian; Aimee Swihart, PG, Bethel.

Crossroads League Academic All-Conference: Erinn Behn, Taylor; Marissa Coolman, Bethel; Erica Cramer, Mount Vernon Nazarene; Alex Croy, Bethel; Linden Daiss, Taylor; Amy Daniels, Mount Vernon Nazarene; Kelci Freds, Taylor; Jessica Garrison, Spring Arbor; Kayleigh Hensley, Saint Francis; Erin Hunt, Bethel; Erika Isham, Indiana Wesleyan; Allison Kauffman, Grace; Teneil Krebs, Indiana Wesleyan; Ashley Lutz, Bethel; LeAnn Porter, Spring Arbor; Abby Reinke, Indiana Wesleyan; Lindsey Schaefer, Grace; Elizabeth Stoll, Mount Vernon Nazarene; Sara Waid, Taylor; Chelsea Ward, Bethel. 18 Cougar Basketball 2013-2014 CROSSROADS LEADERS

Scoring Average: Rebounding Average: 1 Skylarr Shurn, Saint Francis 20.53 1 Brooke Ridley, Saint Francis 8.55 2 Juaneice Jackson, Grace 18.54 2 Carlie Newman, Spring Arbor 7.87 3 Pazia Speed, Huntington 16.94 3 Jo’Mani Thomas, Goshen 7.73 4 Allison Kauffman, Grace 16.80 4 Megan Beidelman, MVNU 7.70 5 Carlie Newman, Spring Arbor 16.60 5 Amy Daniels, MVNU 7.59 6 Amy Daniels, MVNU 15.85 6 Allison Kauffman, Saint Francis 7.49 7 Megan Beidelman, MVNU 15.67 7 Ashley Lutz, Bethel 7.36 8 Lakan Hasser-Smith, Marian 15.00 8 Faith Reece, Saint Francis 7.29 9 Amelia Recker, Huntington 14.67 9 Kalah Baer, Saint Francis 7.08 10 Brooke Ridley, Grace 14.32 10 Amelia Recker, Huntington 6.94

Field Goal Percentage (min. 5 FG/G): Free Throw Percentage (min 2.5 FT/G): 1 Brooke Ridley, Saint Francis .572 1 Kelsey Bryant, Taylor .853 2 Amelia Recker, Huntington .541 2 Courtney Baker, Huntington .848 3 Megan Beidelman, MVNU .538 3 Jennelle Wilson, Saint Francis .824 4 Skylarr Shum, Saint Francis .518 4 Amy Daniels, MVNU .820 5 Amy Daniels, MVNU .511 5 Pazia Speed, Huntington .819 6 Tyra Carver, Goshen .497 6 Skylarr Shurn, Saint Francis .814 7 Allison Kauffman, Grace .462 7 Allison Kauffman, Grace .806 8 Pazia Speed, Huntington .461 8 Lakan Hasser-Smith, Marian .795 9 Juaneice Jackson .414 9 Amelia Recker, Huntington .792 10 Lakan Hasser-Smith .370 10 Taylor Goshert, IWU .788

Assist Average: Steal Average: 1 Courtney Christie, MVNU 4.46 1 Juaneice Jackson, Grace 2.46 2 Emma Stahl, IWU 4.03 2 Kylie Townsley, Spring Arbor 2.37 3 Courtney Baker, Huntington 3.75 3 Skylarr Shurn, Saint Francis 2.26 4 Ashley Fouch, Taylor 3.70 4 Courtney Baker, Huntington 2.25 4 Pazia Speed, Huntington 3.70 5 Kaylee Walters, Marian 2.12 6 Skylarr Shurn, Saint Francis 3.66 6 Courtney Christie, Grace 2.08 7 Aimee Swihart, Bethel 3.40 7 Aimee Swihart, Bethel 1.90 8 Jennelle Wilson, Saint Francis 3.37 8 Carlie Newman, Spring Arbor 1.73 9 Lakan Hasser-Smith, Marian 3.06 8 Pazia Speed, Huntington 1.73 10 Kaylee Walters, Marian 2.66 10 Jennelle Wilson, Saint Francis 1.63

3-Pointers Made Per Game: Blocked Shot Average: 1 Kelci Freds, Taylor 2.52 1 Brooke Ridley, Saint Francis 1.95 2 Rachel Jennings, Bethel 2.26 2 Angelique Moore, Bethel 1.39 3 Jessica Garrison, Spring Arbor 2.17 3 Jaciene Bonnema, Huntington 1.03 4 Liz Tecca, Goshen 2.03 4 Jenna Sullivan, Marian .84 5 Carlie Newman, Spring Arbor 1.90 5 Amelia Echemann, Huntington .79 6 Juaneice Jackson, Grace 1.77 6 Jessica Harrison, Saint Francis .78 7 Miranda Palmer, Huntington 1.73 7 Erika Isham, IWU .77 8 Kelsey Bryant, Taylor 1.58 8 Megan Beidelman, MVNU .70 9 Kate Walls, MVNU 1.56 9 Skylarr Shurn, Saint Francis .63 10 Teneil Krebs, IWU 1.55 9 Val Sohasky, IWU .63

Abbreviation Key: MVNU = Mount Vernon Nazarene IWU= Indiana Wesleyan University 19 Cougar Basketball 2013-2014 CROSSROADS LEADERS

Scoring Average: Defensive Average: 1 Saint Francis (Ind.) 82.95 1 Indiana Wesleyan 53.29 2 Huntington (Ind.) 69.61 2 Huntington (Ind.) 60.91 3 Mount Vernon Nazarene 67.85 3 Marian (Ind.) 65.16 4 Bethel (Ind.) 67.52 4 Spring Arbor (Mich.) 65.40 5 Indiana Wesleyan 67.51 5 Saint Francis (Ind.) 65.47 6 Grace (Ind.) 66.71 6 Taylor (Ind.) 66.36 7 Marian (Ind.) 66.47 7 Grace (Ind.) 68.46 8 Taylor (Ind.) 66.45 8 Bethel (Ind.) 72.77 9 Goshen 65.70 9 Mount Vernon Nazarene 79.07 10 Spring Arbor (Mich.) 60.53 10 Goshen (Ind.) 76.60

Field Goal Percentage: 3-Point Percentage: 1 Saint Francis (Ind.) .478 1 Huntington (Ind.) .362 2 Huntington (Ind.) .449 2 Indiana Wesleyan .356 3 Indiana Wesleyan .446 3 Saint Francis (Ind.) .335 4 Grace (Ind.) .418 4 Taylor (Ind.) .326 5 Mount Vernon Nazarene .405 5 Marian (Ind.) .321 6 Taylor (Ind.) .400 6 Bethel (Ind.) .314 7 Marian (Ind.) .388 7 Spring Arbor (Mich.) .299 8 Goshen (Ind.) .387 8 Goshen (Ind.) .297 9 Bethel (Ind.) .367 9 Grace (Ind.) .288 10 Spring Arbor (Mich.) .355 10 Mount Vernon Nazarene .261

Free Throw Percentage: Rebound Margin: 1 Huntington (Ind.) .788 1 Taylor (Ind.) +7.42 2 Taylor (Ind.) .777 2 Saint Francis (Ind.) +5.87 3 Saint Francis (Ind.) .738 3 Indiana Wesleyan +5.14 4 Marian (Ind.) .733 4 Marian (Ind.) +2.47 5 Mount Vernon Nazarene .730 5 Grace (Ind.) +1.23 6 Indiana Wesleyan .716 6 Mount Vernon Nazarene -0.82 7 Grace (Ind.) .693 7 Huntington (Ind.) -2.03 8 Bethel (Ind.) .670 8 Spring Arbor (Mich.) -4.83 9 Spring Arbor (Mich.) .662 9 Goshen (Ind.) -5.03 10 Goshen (Ind.) .659 10 Bethel (Ind.) -7.74

Assist Average: Steal Average: 1 Taylor (Ind.) 15.26 1 Saint Francis (Ind.) 9.42 2 Huntington (Ind.) 15.24 2 Spring Arbor (Mich.) 8.87 3 Marian (Ind.) 12.78 3 Goshen (Ind.) 8.40 4 Saint Francis (Ind.) 12.60 4 Mount Vernon Nazarene 8.15 5 Bethel (Ind.) 11.68 5 Huntington (Ind.) 8.09 6 Mount Vernon Nazarene 11.67 6 Bethel (Ind.) 7.97 7 Spring Arbor (Mich.) 11.47 7 Grace (Ind.) 7.94 8 Indiana Wesleyan 11.46 8 Marian (Ind.) 7.66 9 Goshen (Ind.) 9.37 9 Indiana Wesleyan 7.14 10 Grace (Ind.) 8.89 10 Taylor (Ind.) 6.48 20 Cougar Basketball YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Year Won Lost Pct. Coach National Tournament 1977-1978 14 2 .875 Lora Donoho 1978-1979 7 6 .538 Lora Donoho 1979-1980 14 12 .538 Lora Donoho 1980-1981 16 10 .615 Lora Donoho 1981-1982 17 11 .607 Lora Donoho 1982-1983 8 13 .381 Lora Donoho 1983-1984 10 10 .500 Lora Donoho 1984-1985 3 14 .176 Paul Swanson 1985-1986 15 9 .625 Paul Swanson 1986-1987 16 9 .640 Paul Swanson 1987-1988 19 5 .792 Paul Swanson 1988-1989 7 14 .333 Paul Swanson 1989-1990 6 16 .273 Jeana Howald 1990-1991 8 13 .381 Jeana Howald 1991-1992 7 18 .280 Jeana Howald 1992-1993 8 16 .333 Jeana Howald 1993-1994 23 10 .697 Jeana Howald NCCAA Champs 1994-1995 7 22 .241 Jeana Howald 1995-1996 10 19 .345 Jeana Howald 1996-1997 12 18 .400 Eric Ely 1997-1998 19 18 .514 Eric Ely NCCAA 4th Place 1998-1999 16 14 .533 Steve Gregory NCCAA 4th Place 1999-2000 20 16 .556 Steve Gregory NCCAA 7th Place 2000-2001 20 12 .625 Steve Gregory NCCAA Champs 2001-2002 8 18 .308 Steve Gregory 2002-2003 10 19 .345 Steve Gregory 2003-2004 7 22 .241 Steve Gregory 2004-2005 7 20 .259 Steve Gregory 2005-2006 15 14 .517 Steve Gregory 2006-2007 11 17 .393 Steve Gregory 2007-2008 18 12 .600 Steve Gregory 2008-2009 27 9 .750 Steve Gregory NCCAA Champs 2009-2010 21 10 .677 Steve Gregory NCCAA 3rd Place 2010-2011 21 10 .677 Steve Gregory NAIA First Round 2011-2012 18 15 .545 Jason Foster 2012-2013 8 22 .267 Jason Foster 2013-2014 5 22 .185 Jason Foster Totals: 478 517 .480 37 Seasons 1 NAIA & 7 NCCAA 21 Cougar Basketball NCCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

1993-1994 Team – 23-10 Overall Record

2000-2001 Team – 20-12 Overall Record

2008-2009 Team – 27-9 Overall Record 22 Cougar Basketball NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT TEAM

2010-2011 Team – 21-10 Overall Record – First Round MVNU BASKETBALL HONOR ROLL NAIA All-Americans NAIA Scholar-Athletes Tara Seiter, Honorable Mention (1997) Monique Maher (1996) Amanda Himes, Honorable Mention (2009) Marlo Oyster (1998) Amanda Himes, Honorable Mention (2010) Tara Seiter (1998) Amanda Himes, Second Team (2011) Jenni Davis (2002, 2003) Jenny Morris (2004, 2005) Britney Beavers (2005) MVNU’s 1,000-Point Scorers Amy Sebastian (2007) 1. Amanda Himes 2189 (2007-2011) Kellie Jokela (2010, 2011) 2. Katie Keller 1726 (2003-2007) Kelli Pollock (2010, 2011) 3. Tara Seiter 1718 (1995-1999) Gabby Fowler (2011) 4. Angie Trainer 1571 (1998-2002) Sierra Fletcher (2011, 2012) 5. Rachel Fiely 1551 (2005-2009) Amy Daniels (2013) 6. Susan Adams 1503 (2000-2004) 7. Alexis Harkins 1400 (2008-2012) 8. Sierra Fletcher 1369 (2009-2012) Cougar Wall of Fame Inductees 9. Monique Maher 1319 (1992-1996) Lora Donoho (inducted in 1995) 10. Shelly Aldrich 1179 (1996-2000) Jandi Farrell (inducted in 1997) 11. Erin Sharrock 1171 (1987-1991) Jeana Howald (inducted in 1998) 12. Amy Sebastian 1158 (2004-2008) Kathy Bailey (inducted in 1999) 13. Anne Nussbaum 1153 (1996-2000) Erin Sharrock (inducted in 1999) 14. Eve Webber 1123 (1990-1994) Barb Mollica (inducted in 2000) 14. Erin Arnett 1123 (2002-2006) Mia Dallas (inducted in 2002) 16. Amie Bibby 1112 (1996-2000) Samantha Sadowski (inducted in 2002) Lori Brown (inducted in 2003) 17. Lori Brown 1069 (1990-1994) Nicolle Bosworth (inducted in 2004) 18. Deanna Kilpatrick 1052 (1997-2001) Jodi Webb (inducted in 2006) 19. Jenni Davis 1037 (1999-2003) Monique Maher (inducted in 2008) 20. Cher Frost 1033 (1992-1995) Shelly Aldrich (inducted in 2011) 21. Nicolle Bosworth 1029 (1985-1990) Kim Jones (inducted in 2011) 22. Barb Mollica 1017 (1981-1985) Amanda Schumm (inducted in 2011) 23. Amy Daniels 1008 (2012-2014) Tara Seiter (inducted in 2011) 23 Cougar Basketball MVNU INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most Points – Career: 2189 Amanda Himes (2007-2011) Most Points – Season: 605 Amanda Himes (2009-2010) Most Points – Game: 40 Anne Nussbaum vs. Oakland City (3-11-2000) Best Average – Career: 18.6 Amanda Himes (2007-2011) Best Average – Season: 19.8 Amanda Himes (2008-2009) Most Field Goals Made – Career: 854 Amanda Himes (2007-2011) Most Field Goals Made – Season: 242 Amanda Himes (2009-2010) Most Field Goals Made – Game: 15 Linda Reiss vs. Ursuline (1977-1978) 15 Lynn Alcorn vs. Wilmington (1985-1986) Best Field Goal Percentage – Career: 52.7 Tara Seiter (1995-1999) Best Field Goal Percentage – Season: 59.0 Erin Arnett (2005-2006) Most Field Goal Attempts – Career: 1769 Amanda Himes (2007-2011) Most Field Goal Attempts – Season: 504 Amanda Himes (2009-2010) Most Field Goal Attempts – Game: 30 Jeana Howald vs. Mt. Union (2-24-1979) 30 Amanda Himes vs. Northwestern Ohio (2-11-2010) Most 3-pointers Made – Career: 260 Katie Keller (2003-2006) Most 3-pointers Made – Season: 84 Eve Webber (1993-1994) Most 3-pointers Made – Game: 12 Katie Keller vs. Michigan-Dearborn (11-5-2003) Most 3-point Attempts – Career: 692 Katie Keller (2003-2006) Most 3-point Attempts – Season: 226 Sierra Fletcher (2009-2010) Most 3-point Attempts – Game: 15 Beverly Peters vs. Thiel (11-18-1995) 15 Katie Keller vs. Michigan-Dearborn (11-5-2003) Most Free Throws Made – Career: 484 Tara Seiter (1995-1999) Most Free Throws Made – Season: 146 Tara Seiter (1997-1998) Most Free Throws Made – Game: 17 Erin Sharrock vs. Kenyon (1988-1989) Most Consecutive Free Throws Made: 27 Jenni Davis (1999-2000) Most Free Throw Attempts – Career: 782 Amanda Himes (2007-2011) Most Free Throw Attempts – Season: 220 Amanda Himes (2008-2009) Most Free Throw Attempts – Game: 21 Erin Sharrock vs. Kenyon (1988-1989) Most Rebounds – Career: 1287 Amanda Himes (2007-2011) Most Rebounds – Season: 380 Amanda Himes (2009-2010) Most Rebounds – Game: 25 Kathy Bailey vs. Olivet Nazarene (1977-1978) Most Assists – Career: 654 Rachel Fiely (2005-2009) Most Assists – Season: 249 Rachel Fiely (2008-2009) Most Assists – Game: 14 Mia Dallas vs. Rio Grande (2-14-1987) 14 Rachel Fiely vs. Wilberforce (2-10-2009) Most Steals – Career: 335 Rachel Fiely (2005-2009) Most Steals – Season: 135 Sierra Fletcher (2009-2010) Most Steals – Game: 10 Amie Bibby vs. Malone (2-1-1997) Most Blocks – Career: 140 Courtney Swart (2009-2013) Most Blocks – Season: 61 Courtney Swart (2012-2013) Most Blocks – Game: 7 Monique Maher vs. Malone (2-20-1996) Most Games Played – Career: 129 Anne Nussbaum (1996-2000) 129 Kelly Shetler (1997-2001) Most Consecutive Games Played: 123 Rachel Fiely (2005-2009) Most Games Started – Career: 122 Rachel Fiely (2005-2009) Most Consecutive Games Started: 113 Katie Keller (2003-2007) 24 Cougar Basketball MVNU TEAM RECORDS

Most Points Scored – Half: 68 vs. Ohio State-Marion (12-4-2007) Most Points Scored – Game: 121 vs. Ohio State-Marion (12-4-2007) Fewest Points Scored – Game: 25 vs. Ashland (1977-1978) Most Combined Points – Game: 215 106-109 in OT vs. Capital (12-1-2005) Largest Margin of Victory: 100 121-21 vs. Ohio State-Marion (12-4-2007) Most Players in Double Figures: 8 vs. Ohio State-Marion (11-10-2007) Most Points Scored – Season: 2625 (2008-2009) Best Offensive Average – Season: 79.8 (2005-2006) Most 100-point Games – Season: 3 (2005-2006)

Most Points Allowed – Game: 123 vs. Union (Ky.) (11-5-2004) Most Points Allowed – Season: 2366 (1997-1998) Fewest Points Allowed – Game: 16 vs. Lake Erie (11-17-1995) Fewest Points Allowed – Season: 627 (1978-1979) Best Defensive Average – Season: 44.9 (1977-1978)

Most Field Goals Made – Game: 50 vs. Grace (1983-1984) 50 vs. Ohio State-Lima (11-16-2010) Most Field Goal Attempts – Game: 93 vs. Ohio State-Lima (11-16-2010) Best Field Goal Percentage – Game: 66.0 31-for-47 vs. Ohio Dominican (1-12-1999) Most Field Goals Made – Season: 939 (2008-2009) Most Field Goal Attempts – Season: 2333 (2008-2009) Best Field Goal Percentage – Season: 46.0 (1987-1988)

Most 3-pointers Made – Game: 18 vs. Bethel (11-6-1999) Most 3-point Attempts – Game: 44 vs. Lake Erie (1992-1993) Best 3-point Percentage – Game: 62.5 10-for-16 vs. Rio Grande (2-11-1997) Most 3-pointers Made – Season: 274 (1993-1994) Most 3-point Attempts – Season: 856 (1999-2000) Best 3-point Percentage – Season: 37.2 (1993-1994)

Most Free Throws Made – Game: 42 vs. East Texas Baptist (3-10-2001) Most Free Throw Attempts – Game: 55 vs. Dyke (1983-1984) Best Free Throw Percentage – Game: 100 18-for-18 vs. Walsh (2-10-2000) 100 3 other times - most recent 1-21-2011 Most Free Throws Made – Season: 545 (2005-2006) Most Free Throw Attempts – Season: 760 (2005-2006) Best Free Throw Percentage – Season: 74.5 (1999-2000)

Most Rebounds – Game: 68 vs. Northwestern Ohio (11-15-2008) Most Rebounds – Season: 1512 (2008-2009) Most Assists – Game: 40 vs. Ohio State-Marion (12-4-2007) Most Assists – Season: 599 (1993-1994) Most Steals – Game: 35 vs. Ohio State-Marion (12-4-2007) Most Steals – Season: 420 (2008-2009)

Most Blocked Shots – Game: 13 vs. Malone (2-20-1996) Most Blocked Shots – Season: 130 (2008-2009)

Most Wins – Season: 27 (2008-2009) Best Winning Percentage – Season: 87.5 14-2 overall record (1977-1978) Best Conference Percentage – Season: 80.0 8-2 conference record (1987-1988) Longest Winning Streak: 13 (1987-1988) 25 Cougar Basketball MVNU CAREER LEADERS

Most Point Scored: Most Field Goals Made: 1 Amanda Himes 2189 (2007-11) 1 Amanda Himes 854 (2007-11) 2 Katie Keller 1726 (2003-07) 2 Tara Seiter 616 (1995-99) 3 Tara Seiter 1718 (1995-99) 3 Katie Keller 570 (2003-07) 4 Angie Trainer 1571 (1998-02) 4 Susan Adams 557 (2000-04) 5 Rachel Fiely 1551 (2005-09) 5 Alexis Harkins 516 (2008-12) 6 Susan Adams 1503 (2000-04) 6 Angie Trainer 515 (1998-02) 7 Alexis Harkins 1400 (2008-12) 7 Monique Maher 481 (1992-96) 8 Sierra Fletcher 1369 (2009-12) 8 Rachel Fiely 470 (2005-09) 9 Monique Maher 1319 (1992-96) 9 Erin Sharrock 463 (1987-91) 10 Shelly Aldrich 1179 (1996-00) 10 Nicolle Bosworth 441 (1985-90)

Most 3-pointers Made: Most Free Throws Made: 1 Katie Keller 260 (2003-07) 1 Tara Seiter 484 (1995-99) 2 Sierra Fletcher 194 (2009-12) 2 Amanda Himes 482 (2007-11) 3 Rachel Fiely 193 (2005-09) 3 Angie Trainer 474 (1998-02) 4 Deanna Kilpatrick 184 (1997-01) 4 Rachel Fiely 418 (2005-09) 5 Jenni Davis 172 (1999-03) 5 Sierra Fletcher 357 (2009-12) 6 Anne Nussbaum 168 (1996-00) 6 Katie Keller 326 (2003-07) 7 Susan Adams 135 (2000-04) 7 Amy Sebastian 325 (2004-08) 8 Eve Webber 129 (1990-94) 8 Erin Arnett 293 (2002-06) 8 Lauren Johnson 129 (2007-11) 9 Jenni Davis 287 (1999-03) 10 Kelli Pollock 125 (2007-11) 10 Monique Maher 280 (1992-96)

Most Rebounds: Most Blocked Shots: 1 Amanda Himes 1287 (2007-11) 1 Courtney Swart 140 (2009-13) 2 Tara Seiter 952 (1995-99) 2 Amanda Himes 113 (2007-11) 3 Nicolle Bosworth 902 (1985-90) 3 Nicolle Bosworth 105 (1985-90) 4 Susan Adams 769 (2000-04) 4 Monique Maher 98 (1992-96) 5 Amy Bibby 745 (1996-00) 5 Melissa Mastrodonato 94 (2005-09) 6 Alexis Harkins 731 (2008-12) 6 Deanna Kilpatrick 93 (1997-01) 7 Erin Arnett 720 (2002-06) 7 Amie Bibby 84 (1996-00) 8 Eve Webber 685 (1990-94) 8 Madisyn Helton 72 (2004-06) 9 Amy Featheringham 642 (1985-89) 9 Tara Seiter 66 (1995-99) 10 Angie Trainer 639 (1998-02) 10 Erin Arnett 57 (2002-06)

Most Assists: Most Steals: 1 Rachel Fiely 654 (2005-09) 1 Rachel Fiely 335 (2005-09) 2 Mia Dallas 411 (1985-88) 2 Sierra Fletcher 318 (2009-12) 3 Sierra Fletcher 376 (2009-12) 3 Angie Trainer 285 (1998-02) 4 Lori Brown 340 (1990-94) 4 Amie Bibby 267 (1996-00) 5 Anne Nussbaum 329 (1996-00) 5 Lauren Johnson 258 (2007-11) 6 Shelly Aldrich 320 (1996-00) 6 Katie Keller 255 (2003-07) 7 Katie Keller 302 (2003-07 7 Anne Nussbaum 236 (1996-00) 8 Jenni Davis 299 (1999-03) 8 Lori Brown 222 (1990-94) 9 Angie Trainer 289 (1998-02) 9 Shelly Aldrich 204 (1996-00) 10 Lauren Johnson 281 (2007-11) 10 Barb Mollica 203 (1981-85) 26 Cougar Basketball SERIES RECORDS VERSUS OPPONENTS

Opponent W L Opponent W L Opponent W L Akron-Wayne 1 0 Hiram 0 2 Olivet (MI) 1 0 Albion (MI) 1 0 Hope International (CA) 0 1 Olivet Nazarene (IL) 3 4 Alice Lloyd (KY) 2 0 Houghton (NY) 5 3 Otterbein 4 3 Anderson (IN) 1 0 Huntington (IN) 3 4 Palm Beach Atlantic (FL) 1 0 Asbury (KY) 2 0 Indiana Wesleyan 1 14 Pikeville (KY) 1 0 Ashland 0 2 John Carroll 0 1 Point Park (PA) 8 4 Ashland JV 1 0 Kentucky Christian 7 1 Rio Grande 8 47 Atlanta Christian (GA) 0 1 Kenyon 21 8 Roberts Wesleyan (NY) 10 7 Averett (VA) 1 0 Kent State-Stark 2 0 Rochester (MI) 2 0 Azusa Pacific (CA) 0 3 Kent State-Tuscarawas 3 1 Saginaw Valley (MI) 0 1 Baldwin Wallace 1 1 King’s (NY) 1 0 Saint Ambrose (IA) 0 1 Berea (KY) 0 2 Lake Erie 5 2 Saint Francis (IN) 2 5 Bethel (IN) 3 8 LeTourneau (TX) 1 0 Saint Joseph’s (NY) 1 0 Bethel (KS) 1 0 Lee (TN) 1 1 Saint Mary (KS) 1 0 Blackburn (IL) 1 0 Liberty (VA) 2 0 Saint Vincent (PA) 0 4 Bluefield (VA) 3 3 Lorain Community 1 1 Seton Hill (PA) 3 1 Bluffton 7 3 Malone 24 27 Shawnee State 4 37 Bowling Green State JV 1 0 Marian (IN) 2 4 Siena Heights (MI) 2 1 Capital 0 2 Marietta 5 2 Sinclair Community 1 1 Carlow (PA) 9 0 Mercy (NY) 1 0 Spring Arbor (MI) 1 10 Case Western Reserve 1 0 Michigan-Dearborn 6 0 Steubenville 0 1 Cedarville 14 38 Mid-America Christian (OK) 1 0 Taylor (IN) 6 5 Central State 2 11 MidAmerica Nazarene (KS) 1 3 Tennessee Temple 1 0 Cincinnati Bible 1 0 Missouri Baptist 0 1 Tennessee Wesleyan 0 1 Cincinnati Christian 1 0 Montreat (NC) 1 0 Texas-Dallas 1 0 Cincinnati-Clermont 6 0 Mount St. Joseph 2 7 Thiel (PA) 2 0 Columbus Technical 3 0 Mount Union 0 3 Thomas More (KY) 3 0 Concordia (MI) 9 4 Mount Vernon Bible 5 0 Tiffin 15 19 Cornerstone (MI) 3 0 Muskingum 1 5 Trevecca Nazarene (TN) 3 1 Cumberland (KY) 0 1 Myers 1 0 Trinity Christian (IL) 1 0 Daemen (NY) 2 5 North Greenville (SC) 1 0 Trinity International (IL) 3 0 Defiance 3 1 Northwest (WA) 0 1 Union (KY) 0 1 Denison 7 6 Northwestern (MN) 1 0 Urbana 21 29 Dyke 5 4 Northwestern Ohio 6 2 Ursuline 11 0 East Texas Baptist 1 1 Notre Dame (OH) 13 8 Walsh 19 35 Edinboro (PA) 0 2 Nyack (NY) 4 2 Webber International (FL) 1 0 Eureka (IL) 1 0 Oakland City (IN) 2 2 Wilberforce 27 8 Findlay 1 11 Oberlin 2 0 William Jewell (MO) 1 0 Florida Memorial 1 0 Ohio Dominican 21 32 Wilmington 8 8 Franklin 2 1 Ohio Northern JV 1 0 Wittenberg 1 0 Gardner-Webb (NC) 1 0 Ohio-Lancaster 4 0 Wooster 2 1 Geneva (PA) 4 5 Ohio-Zanesville 2 1 Westmont (CA) 0 1 Glenville State (WV) 0 1 Ohio State-Lima 1 0 Goshen (IN) 6 0 Ohio State-Newark 14 2 Grace (IN) 5 11 Ohio State-Mansfield 1 0 Graceland (IN) 1 0 Ohio State-Marion 4 0 Hanover (IN) 1 1 Ohio Wesleyan 1 3 Heidelberg 2 5 Ohio Valley (WV) 1 0 27 Cougar Basketball BASKETBALL FACILITIES

The Mount Vernon Nazarene University women’s basketball team moved into brand new, state-of-the-art Ariel Arena on November 5, 2013 with a 111-103 triple overtime loss to University of Northwestern Ohio. Ariel Arena features three full-sized athletic courts with a center court that has ‘horseshoe’ seating. The arena seats 2,020 people including 144 ‘VIP’ seats with backs and arm rests at center court on the home side, which has all chair back seating. It can also accommodate up to 3,000 people for a concert or graduation. There is a spacious lobby area that overlooks the arena and features the Cougar Wall of Fame display and other athletic honors, and there are two concessions stands – located at each end of the court on the concourse level. There are also designated broadcast booths for both home and visiting radio/video broadcasts, and there are expanded home locker rooms for the MVNU men’s basketball, women’s basketball, and women’s volleyball teams as well as locker rooms for visiting teams and officials. All of the athletic department coaches and staff and the physical education department faculty have offices in the new facility along with an athletic training center and three classrooms. Expanded cardio fitness and weight rooms are available for the entire campus community, and a special event banquet hall will seat up to 225 people.

28 Cougar Basketball ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY Main Campus Phone: (740) 392-6868 Director of Athletics: Mr. Keith Veale, ext. 3102 [email protected] Department Secretary: Ms. Hannah Miller, ext. 3100 [email protected] Sports Information Director: Mr. Kirk McDonnell, ext. 3112 [email protected] Athletic Trainer: Mr. Brian Humphrey, ext. 3107 [email protected] Women’s Soccer Coach: Mr. Daniel Seiffert, ext. 3109 [email protected] Men’s Soccer Coach: Mr. Andrew Belleman, ext. 3104 [email protected] M & W Cross Country Coach: Mr. Chip Wilson, ext. 3111 [email protected] Women’s Volleyball Coach: Mr. Paul Swanson, ext. 3106 [email protected] Men’s Basketball Coach: Mr. Jared Ronai, ext. 3120 [email protected] Women's Basketball Coach: Mr. Jason Foster, ext. 3105 [email protected] Baseball Coach: Mr. Keith Veale, ext. 3102 [email protected] Fastpitch Softball Coach: Ms. Jeana Howald, ext. 3103 [email protected] Golf Coach: TBA, ext. 3117

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