2014 CCIW Tournament November 7-8, 2014 Hosted by Carthage

Carthage Elmhurst Millikin Wheaton

CCIW.org • @CCIW_Athletics Welcome to the 2014 College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin (CCIW) Volleyball Tournament, hosted by Carthage.

With the help and support of our fans, member institutions, administrators, coaches and student-athletes, the CCIW enters the 2014-15 academic year as its 69th season of competition, 29th for women’s sports.

The conference is coming off another successful year in 2013-14 with over 1,400 academic all-conference recipients, 14 College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-Americans, 33 CoSIDA Academic All-District recipients and 87 all-Americans.

The CCIW, recognized as one of the “Best Small-College Conferences in the Nation,” has seen its share of success throughout its time, with 46 NCAA Division III National Championships in 11 different sports won by the membership.

Since the 1991-92 academic year the CCIW has remained consistent in its membership with eight academically superior institutions, including Augustana, Carthage, Elmhurst, Illinois Wesleyan, Millikin, North Central, North Park and Wheaton. Former CCIW member , located in Waukesha, Wisconsin, will return to the conference in 2016-17.

In 2007, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, located in Terre Haute, Ind., joined the CCIW as an associate member for men’s and women’s swimming, while in 2014, University of Dubuque, located in Dubuque, , joined the CCIW as an associate member for men’s and women’s .

The CCIW, which sponsors 23 sports, has carried a long tradition of excellence dating back to its inception in 1946, helping student-athletes grow in their athletic as well as educational experience. The CCIW looks to continue that tradition and remains dedicated to helping our student-athletes towards success.

On behalf of the CCIW and its member schools, we would like to thank you for your support and hope you enjoy your experience at all CCIW events.

Sincerely,

Chris Martin Mike Krizman Commissioner Assistant Commissioner/ Sports Information Director Table of Contents College Conference of Volleyball Rosters ...... 2-3 Illinois & Wisconsin CCIW Volleyball History ...... 4-6 Quick Facts National Championships ...... 7 Name: College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin CCIW Mission Statement ...... 7 Founded: 1946 Members: eight full, one associate Tournament Schedule Championship Sports: 21 CCIW Website: www.cciw.org Twitter: @CCIW_Athletics Friday, November 7 #3 Wheaton vs. #2 Millikin, 4:30 p.m. CCIW Sportsmanship Statement #4 Elmhurst vs. #1 Carthage, 7 p.m. The Colleges and Universities of the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin believe that good sportsmanship Saturday, November 8 is an integral component of intercollegiate competition. Semifinal Winners @ Carthage, 2 p.m. The College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin wholeheartedly embraces the NCAA position that in order for good sportsmanship to prevail, coaches, student-athletes and fans must display respect, fairness, civility, honesty and responsibility before, during and after all athletic contests. 2014 CCIW The College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin encourages fans to enthusiastically support their team, Tournament recognize the outstanding performance of opponents Scan this QR code for and always exhibit good sportsmanship in their words the CCIW and actions. Tournament Website All Conference tournament and championship operational policies are managed by the CCIW office in accordance with adopted conference and NCAA standards and protocols.

College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin History The College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin North Central and Wheaton) on April 26, 1946, in (CCIW) enters 2014-15 as its 69th season of Jacksonville, Ill., and opened competition in the competition, 29th for women’s sports. 1946-47 academic year as the College Conference During the 2013-14 academic year, the CCIW of Illinois. In 1967, the name was changed to the honored over 1,400 academic all-conference College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin, to recipients, 14 CoSIDA Academic All-Americans, 33 recognize Carthage, which moved to Kenosha, Wis., CoSIDA Academic All-District recipients and 87 all- in 1962 and Carroll, which entered the conference Americans. in 1955. CCIW schools have accounted for 46 national CCIW membership has experienced several championships in NCAA Division III competition, changes since its inception. After Carthage left in including 15 in men’s cross country, six in men’s 1952, withdrew the following year. , six in men’s outdoor track and field, four Elmhurst and Wheaton withdrew following the in football and men’s indoor track and field, three 1959-60 academic year. Wheaton rejoined for all in women’s soccer, two in women’s outdoor track & sports but football in 1967 and for football in 1970. field, women’s basketball and men’s soccer and one Elmhurst rejoined in the fall of 1967 for all sports apiece in and women’s indoor track and but football and for football in the 1968 season. field. Carroll joined during the 1955 spring sports season. Wheaton College won a men’s basketball title Carthage returned in the fall of 1961 and North under the NCAA College Division in 1957, while Park entered the following fall. Lake Forest dropped North won four National Association out at the end of the 1962-63 academic year. of Intercollegiate Athletics titles in men’s swimming The last member to leave the CCIW was Carroll (1958, 1961, 1962, 1963). following the 1991-92 academic year, but Carroll Additionally, Elmhurst College won a pair of NCAA will return to the CCIW beginning in 2016-17. Division III Volleyball Championships (1983 and In 2007, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, 1985), and won a women’s located in Terre Haute, Ind., joined the CCIW as basketball title (1983) before the conference began an associate member for men’s and women’s sponsorship of women’s athletics in 1986-87. swimming. In 2014, University of Dubuque, located The conference was formed with nine charter in Dubuque, Iowa, joined as an associate member members (Augustana, Carthage, Elmhurst, Illinois for men’s & women’s lacrosse. College, Illinois Wesleyan, Lake Forest, Millikin,

1 Volleyball Rosters Carthage Lady Reds Head Coach: Leanne Ulmer No. Player Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School 1 Hanna Cahoon L 5-7 Sr. Watertown, Wis./H.S. 3 Sara Shumaker L 5-4 Sr. Bristol, Wis./Westosha Central 4 Luci Krenzke S/DS 5-7 Fr. Racine, Wis./Greenfield 5 Anna Kinell OH 5-9 So. Niles, Ill./Maine South 6 Madeline Hutchinson RS/OH 5-10 Fr. Wheaton, Ill./North 7 Adriana Staples S 5-3 Fr. Kenosha, Wis./St. Joseph 8 Anna Domalewski OH/DS 5-9 Jr. Eden Prairie, Minn./H.S. 9/10 Karen Chin S 5-9 Jr. Mundelein, Ill./ H.S. 11 Rachel Fields OH/RS 5-11 Sr. Chicago, Ill./Fenwick 12 Emily Heuermann OH 5-11 Jr. Washington, Ill./H.S. 13 Mallory Parsons OH 5-10 Fr. Lake Zurich, Ill./H.S. 14/23 Rachel Kisten RS 6-1 Fr. Huntley, Ill./H.S. 15 Monica Kasper OH/DS 5-9 Fr. Brookfield, Ill./Riverside-Brookfield 16 Megan Fallert MB 6-0 Fr. Maplewood, Minn./Concordia Acedemy 17 Jordan Ingle RS 6-0 So. Shelbyville, Ind./Fairland-Triton Central 18 Bria Hailey MB 5-10 Jr. Hanover Park, Ill./Schaumburg 21 Lea Perrino S 5-7 Fr. Oak Forest, Ill./Mother McAuley 22 Colleen Ochab OH/DS 5-10 Fr. Roselle, Ill./Lake Park 24 Stefanie Romanowski MB 6-4 So. Kenosha, Wis./Bradford 27 Racquel Sohasky MB 5-11 So. Sylvania, Ohio/Northview Inj. Rachel Mickey MB 6-0 So. Arlington Heights, Ill./Rolling Meadows

Elmhurst Bluejays Head Coach: Julie Hall No. Player Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School 2 Kristen Hulbert S 5-7 Fr. Kenosha, Wis./Bradford 3 Sam Szarmach OH 5-11 Sr. St. Charles, Ill./East 4 Shannon Burns RSH 5-10 Jr. Fond du Lac, Wis./H.S. 5 Taylor Nirchi S 5-7 Fr. Frankfort, Ill./Lincoln-Way East 6 Melissa Nava MH 6-0 Jr. Burr Ridge, Ill./Hinsdale South 7 Hannah Nimrick S 5-10 So. Port Byron, Ill./Riverdale 8 Ani Agbabian OH 5-8 Fr. Ann Arbor, Mich./Saline 9 Amy Schryver DS 5-8 Fr. Williams Bay, Wis./Big Foot 10 Mel Lundin RSH 6-0 Fr. Portage, Mich./Central 11 Olivia Parks OH/RSH 5-11 Fr. Troy, Mich./H.S. 12 Jackie Pavilonis RSH 6-0 Sr. Frankfort, Ill./Lincoln-Way East 16 Alli Rogers DS/OH 5-8 Fr. Elkhorn, Neb./Elkhorn South 17 Kerry Swain OH 5-9 Fr. Plainwell, Mich./H.S. 18 Allie Skowron MH 5-11 Fr. Arlington Heights, Ill./Prospect 22 Mary Lawrence MH 6-0 Fr. Bloomington, Ill./H.S. 26 Brenna Dunckel MH 6-3 Fr. Naperville, Ill./Neuqua Valley 28 Peggy Clemens OH 5-9 Jr. Chicago, Ill./Mother McAuley Inj. Bailey Sachtleben OH 5-8 So. Minooka, Ill./H.S.

2 Volleyball Rosters Head Coach: Debbie Kiick No. Player Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School 1 Cassidy Kingery OH/DS 5-8 So. Heyworth, Ill./H.S. 2 Alora Goodey OH 5-11 Fr. Lincoln, Ill./H.S. 3 Melissa Hanika RS 5-9 Jr. Geneva, Ill./H.S. 4 Becca Rachke OH 5-8 So. Elwood, Ill./Providence Catholic 5 Kelsey Talkington MH 6-0 So. North Aurora, Ill./Aurora Central Catholic 6 Emily Mihalkanin S 5-6 So. Willowbrook, Ill./Hinsdale South 7 Austyn Krueger OH/RS 5-10 So. Vandalia, Ill./H.S. 8 Geena Mancuso DS 5-5 Jr. Naperville, Ill./Waubonsie Valley 9 Emily Lanz RS 5-9 Fr. South Elgin, Ill./St. Charles North 10 Jenna Hilgers S 5-8 Fr. Mason City, Ill./Illini Central 11 Christina Capuani DS 5-4 Fr. Addison, Ill./Addison Trail 12 Sara Travis RS 5-11 Sr. Schaumburg, Ill./H.S. 13 Audrey Krajec OH 6-2 Sr. West Salem, Ill./Edwards County 14 Jade Becker MH 6-1 Sr. Mt. Zion, Ill./H.S. 15 Alicia Thompson S/RS 5-8 So. Decatur, Ill./MacArthur 16 Hannah Scribner MH 5-9 Fr. Tuscola, Ill./H.S. 17 Meredith Artime DS 5-5 Fr. Forsyth, Ill./Decatur Christian 18 Alyssa Visvardis DS 5-5 Jr. Homer Glen, Ill./Lockport Township 19 Lauren Musurlian DS 5-4 Fr. Mount Pleasant, Wis./St. Catherine’s 21 Erika Wilson L 5-8 So. Metamora, Ill./H.S. 22 Erin Syversen OH 5-9 Fr. Pewaukee, Wis./Waukesha West 23 Rosie Waite MH 5-10 Fr. Decatur, Ill./St. Teresa 24 Kyla Skinner OH/DS 5-8 So. Hindsboro, Ill./Oakland 27 Deysha Thompson MH/OH 5-6 Fr. Joliet, Ill./Plainfield South 28 Christina Wilke OH/DS 5-8 Jr. Wheaton, Ill./Wheaton North 29 Destiny Barfield RS 5-6 Fr. Naperville, Ill./Metea Valley

Wheaton Thunder Head Coach: Brittany Smith No. Player Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School 1 Shelby Knowles OH 5-8 So. Palo Alto, Calif./H.S. 3 Samantha Hedlund DS 5-8 Jr. Peoria, Ariz./Centennial 4 Lauren Wilhite DS 5-6 Jr. Louisville, Ky./Christian Academy 5 Andy DeMoss OPP 6-0 Sr. Chester, N.J./West Morris Mendham 6 Kelli Manning DS 5-4 Jr. Racine, Wis./Washington Park 7 Brittany Creel OH 5-8 Jr. Gilroy, Calif./Valley Christian 8 Katie Rohrer OH 6-2 Fr. Kizugawa-shi, Kyoto-fu, Japan/Kyoto Inter. 9 Sara Reiskytl OPP 5-11 So. Excelsior, Minn./Minnetonka 10 Ashley Torok S 5-7 So. San Juan Capistrano, Calif./St. Margaret’s 12 Emily Potts MH 5-11 Fr. Holland, Mich./Holland Christian 13 Alley Lindner S 5-7 Fr. Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla./Providence 14 Brooke Haskins MH 6-0 Fr. Greenwood Village, Colo./Valor Christian 16 Hannah Japp MH 6-2 Fr. Blair, Neb./Home School 17 Lindsay Stein MH 6-0 Sr. Aurora, Colo./Valor Christian

3 CCIW Volleyball History

CCIW Champions 2010 Michelle Madeja, Carthage 2011 Michelle Madeja, Carthage Year Team (Record) Head Coach 2012 Megan Reynolds, Elmhurst 1986 Elmhurst Jaye Flood 2013 Audrey Krajec, Millikin 1987 Elmhurst Jaye Flood Marci Novak, Elmhurst 1988 Elmhurst Jaye Flood 1989 Wheaton Jennifer Soderquist CCIW Freshman of the Year 1990 Carthage Mary Secor 1991 Illinois Wesleyan Tracy Stroyan 2001 Stacey Stegeman, Millikin 1992 North Central Marcy Thurwachter 2002 Nicole Carlson, Elmhurst 1993 Carthage Mary Secor 2003 Tiffany Thorsell, Carthage 1994 Millikin Linda Slagell 2004 Kelly Bauer, Carthage 1995 Millikin Linda Slagell 2005 Mariya Land, Carthage 1996 Augustana Liesl Fowler 2006 Katie Butson, Illinois Wesleyan 1997 Illinois Wesleyan Kim Nelson-Brown 2007 Rachel Swoboda, Carthage 1998 Elmhurst Julie Hall 2008 Drewann Pancratz, Carthage 1999 Millikin Linda Slagell 2009 Ryan Lally, North Central 2000 Elmhurst Julie Hall 2010 Megan Reynolds, Elmhurst 2001 Elmhurst Julie Hall 2011 Audrey Krajec, Millikin Augustana Liesl Fowler 2012 Laura Kluk, North Central 2002 Elmhurst Julie Hall 2013 Emily Mihalkanin, Millikin 2003 Elmhurst Julie Hall 2004 *Elmhurst Julie Hall CCIW Coach of the Year Carthage Leanne Ulmer 2005 Carthage (7-0) Leanne Ulmer 2001 Liesl Fowler, Augustana 2006 Carthage (7-0) Leanne Ulmer 2002 Leanne Ulmer, Carthage 2007 Carthage (7-0) Leanne Ulmer 2003 Kim Nelson-Brown, Illinois Wesleyan 2008 Carthage (7-0) Leanne Ulmer 2004 Julie Hall, Elmhurst 2009 Carthage (7-0) Leanne Ulmer 2005 Julie Hall, Elmhurst 2010 Millikin (7-0) Debbie Kiick 2006 Leanne Ulmer, Carthage 2011 Carthage (7-0) Leanne Ulmer 2007 Leanne Ulmer, Carthage 2012 Elmhurst (7-0) Julie Hall 2008 Leanne Ulmer, Carthage 2013 Elmhurst (7-0) Julie Hall 2009 Leanne Ulmer, Carthage 2014 Carthage (7-0) Leanne Ulmer 2010 Debbie Kiick, Millikin 2011 Leanne Ulmer, Carthage *Elmhurst and Carthage were declared co- 2012 Julie Hall, Elmhurst champions. Elmhurst earned the NCAA Division III 2013 Julie Hall, Elmhurst automatic bid based on tiebreaker rule of farthest advancement in conference tournament. CCIW Standings (Last 10 seasons) The CCIW champion was determined by the single 2005 round-robin regular season starting in 2005. Carthage 7-0 Millikin 6-1 CCIW Most Outstanding Players Elmhurst 5-2 Wheaton 3-4 1986 Therese Dorigan, Elmhurst Augustana 3-4 1987 Therese Dorigan, Elmhurst Illinois Wesleyan 3-4 1988 Gail Williams, Elmhurst North Central 1-6 1989 Kristin Rajala, Illinois Wesleyan North Park 0-7 1990 Beth Nienhuis, Carthage 1991 Amy Rajala, Illinois Wesleyan 2006 1992 Donna Chess, North Central Carthage 7-0 1993 Rachel Haworth, Wheaton Illinois Wesleyan 5-2 1994 Amber Crowder, Millikin North Central 4-3 1995 Amber Crowder, Millikin Elmhurst 4-3 1996 Kim Rowland, Millikin Millikin 3-4 1997 Sarah Hawkins, Elmhurst Wheaton 3-4 1998 Sarah Hawkins, Elmhurst Augustana 2-5 1999 Kellie Schmidt, Illinois Wesleyan North Park 0-7 2000 Shannon Sobczak, Elmhurst 2001 Kiersten Madden, Augustana 2007 2002 Amanda Fark, Elmhurst Carthage 7-0 2003 Beth Crowley, Illinois Wesleyan Augustana 6-1 2004 Molly May, Illinois Wesleyan Wheaton 4-3 2005 Lindsay Johnson, Elmhurst North Central 3-4 2006 Jori Simmons, Carthage Illinois Wesleyan 3-4 2007 Kelly Bauer, Carthage Elmhurst 3-4 2008 Katie Lundgren, Carthage Millikin 2-5 2009 Katie Lundgren, Carthage North Park 0-7

4 CCIW Volleyball History

2008 CCIW Tournament History (current format) Carthage 7-0 North Central 5-2 2005 Illinois Wesleyan 5-2 Elmhurst def. Millikin, 3-0 Millikin 4-3 Carthage def. Wheaton, 3-0 Elmhurst 3-4 Elmhurst def. Carthage, 3-1 Augustana 2-5 Wheaton 2-5 2006 North Park 0-7 Illinois Wesleyan def. Wheaton, 3-0 Carthage def. Millikin, 3-0 2009 Carthage def. Illinois Wesleyan, 3-0 Carthage 7-0 North Cenral 6-1 2007 Illinois Wesleyan 5-2 Augustana def. Wheaton, 3-1 Elmhurst 4-3 Carthage def. Illinois Wesleyan, 3-1 Wheaton 2-5 Carthage def. Augustana, 3-0 Millikin 2-5 Augustana 2-5 2008 North Park 0-7 Augustana def. North Central, 3-1 Carthage def. Elmhurst, 3-0 2010 Carthage def. Augustana, 3-1 Millikin 7-0 Carthage 6-1 2009 Elmhurst 5-2 North Central def. Millikin, 3-1 Augustana 4-3 Carthage def. Elmhurst, 3-0 Wheaton 3-4 Carthage def. North Central, 3-0 North Central 2-5 Illinois Wesleyan 1-6 2010 North Park 0-7 Carthage def. Elmhurst, 3-0 Wheaton def. Millikin, 3-2 2011 Carthage def. Wheaton, 3-0 Carthage 7-0 Millikin 6-1 2011 Elmhurst 5-2 Elmhurst def. Millikin, 3-2 Wheaton 4-3 Carthage def. Wheaton, 3-1 North Central 3-4 Carthage def. Elmhurst, 3-2 Illinois Wesleyan 2-5 Augustana 1-6 2012 North Park 0-7 Wheaton def. Carthage, 3-2 Elmhurst def. Millikin, 3-0 2012 Elmhurst def. Wheaton, 3-0 Elmhurst 7-0 Carthage 5-2 2013 North Central 5-2 Millikin def. Carthage, 3-2 Millikin 4-3 Elmhurst def. Wheaton, 3-0 Illinois Wesleyan 3-4 Elmhurst def. Millikin, 3-1 Wheaton 2-5 Augustana 2-5 Note: Italic denotes championship match North Park 0-7

2013 Elmhurst 7-0 Millikin 6-1 Carthage 5-2 Wheaton 4-3 Augustana 3-4 Illinois Wesleyan 1-6 North Central 1-6 North Park 1-6

2014 Carthage 7-0 Millikin 5-2 Wheaton 4-3 Elmhurst 4-3 Augustana 3-4 Illinois Wesleyan 3-4 North Central 2-5 North Park 0-7 5 CCIW Volleyball History

NCAA History (Last 10 seasons) Kills 2005 3.94, Mariya Land, Carthage 2004 2006 4.43, Margaret Kelly, North Central Elmhurst def. Fontbonne (3-0), first round 2007 5.62, Margaret Kelly, North Central Elmhurst def. Central of Iowa (3-0), regional semis 2008 3.70, Yaifeh Chafeh, North Park Washington def. Elmhurst (3-0), regional final 2009 4.00, Michelle Madeja, Carthage 2010 5.00, Kelsy England, Millikin 2005 2011 4.68, Kelsy England, Millikin UW-Whitewater def. Elmhurst (3-0), first round 2012 4.33, Audrey Krajec, Millikin UW-Oshkosh def. Carthage (3-2), first round 2013 4.89, Audrey Krajec, Millikin Millikin def. Capital (3-1), first round 2014 4.70, Audrey Krajec, Millikin Calvin def. Millikin (3-1), regional semis Blocks 2006 2005 1.46, Kate Schnake, Millikin UW-Eau Claire def. Carthage (3-2), first round 2006 1.15, Tiffany Thorsell, Carthage 2007 1.33 Paige Pedrigi, Carthage 2007 2008 1.43 Jackie Dickens, Augustana Carthage def. Carroll (3-0), first round 2009 1.37 Amanda Matusky, Carthage Carthage def. Calvin (3-0), regional semis 2010 1.35, Megan Reynolds, Elmhurst Washington def. Carthage (3-1), regional final 2011 1.46, Megan Reynolds, Elmhurst 2012 1.15, Megan Reynolds, Elmhurst 2008 2013 1.39, Megan Reynolds, Elmhurst Carthage def. St. Norbert (3-2), first round 2014 1.43, Hannah Japp, Wheaton Carthage def. UW-Whitewater (3-2), regional semis UW-Oshkosh def. Carthage (3-2), regional final Digs 2005 7.65, Jessica Nelson, Elmhurst 2009 2006 6.07, Jessica Nelson, Elmhurst North Central def. Heidelberg (3-1), first round 2007 8.27, Stephanie Ryding, North Central Ohio Northern def. North Central (3-1), regional semis 2008 6.64, Albana Gashi, Millikin Carthage def. Simpson (3-0), first round 2009 6.62, Stephanie Ryding, North Central Carthage def. Neb. Wesleyan (3-0), regional semis 2010 6.11, Shannon Slick, Augustana Washington (Mo.) def. Carthage (3-0), regional final 2011 6.10, Izzy Shaindlin, Carthage 2012 5.44, Kelli Manning, Wheaton 2010 2013 5.95, Kylie Siebert, Augustana Carthage def. UW-Oshkosh (3-0), first round 2014 5.93, Jill Galovic, North Central UW-Platteville def. Carthage (3-0), regional semis Assists 2011 2005 11.28, Lindsay Johnson, Elmhurst Elmhurst def. Cornell (3-2), first round 2006 13.44, Jenna Passananti, Illinois Wesleyan Carthage def. Edgewood (3-0), first round 2007 12.08, Jaime Spolum, Augustana Carthage def. Elmhurst (3-0), regional semis 2008 10.59, Stacy Hassinger, Illinois Wesleyan Carthage def. Washington (Mo.) (3-2), regional final 2009 9.61, Ryan Lally, North Central Carthage def. Springfield (3-2), quarterfinals 2010 10.89, Brittany Cardott, Millikin Christopher Newport def. Carthage (3-0), semifinals 2011 10.33, Drewann Pancratz, Carthage 2012 9.88, Laura Kluk, North Central 2012 2013 11.04, Emily Mihalkanin, Millikin Elmhurst def. Webster (3-0), first round 2014 11.88, Karen Chin, Carthage Elmhurst def. UW-Whitewater (3-2), regional semis Elmhurst def. Washington (Mo.) (3-0), regional final Elmhurst def. Salisbury (3-0), quarterfinals St. Thomas (Minn.) def. Elmhurst (3-0), semifinals

2013 Elmhurst def. Dominican (Ill.) (3-0), first round Elmhurst def. Wash. (Mo.) (3-0), regional semis Hope def. Elmhurst (3-1), regional final

Season Statistical Leaders (Last 10 seasons)

Aces 2005 1.00, Hannah McGinnis, Wheaton 2006 0.85, Jessica LeClaire, Millikin 2007 0.77, Mallory Thelander, Augustana 2008 0.56, Sarah Carlino, Carthage 2009 0.52, Rachel Swoboda, Carthage 2010 0.58, Shelby Switzer, North Park 2011 0.62, Sam Szarmach, Elmhurst 2012 0.65, Angelica Walinski, Augustana 2013 0.43, Marci Novak, Elmhurst 2014 0.81, Erin Syversen, Millikin 6 46 National Championships and Counting CCIW schools have accounted for 46 national championships at the NCAA Division III level since the NCAA divided into three divisions in 1973. Three women’s national titles were won before the CCIW began sponsoring women’s athletics in 1986.

NCAA Division III Champions Football (4) Baseball (1) 1983 Augustana 2010 Illinois Wesleyan Men’s Cross Country (15) 1984 Augustana 1975 North Central 1985 Augustana Women’s Titles Pre-1986 1976 North Central 1986 Augustana 1978 North Central Women’s Basketball (1) 1979 North Central Women’s Soccer (3) 1983 North Central 1981 North Central 2004 Wheaton 1982 North Central 2006 Wheaton Volleyball (2) 1987 North Central 2007 Wheaton 1983 Elmhurst 1992 North Central 1985 Elmhurst 1993 North Central Women’s Outdoor T/F (2) 1997 North Central 2008 Illinois Wesleyan NCAA College Division 1998 North Central 2010 Illinois Wesleyan Champions 1999 North Central 2009 North Central Men’s Indoor T/F (4) Men’s Basketball (1) 2011 North Central 1989 North Central 1958 Wheaton 2012 North Central 2010 North Central 2011 North Central NAIA Champions Men’s Basketball (6) 2012 North Central 1978 North Park Men’s Swimming (4) 1979 North Park Men’s Soccer (2) 1958 North Central 1980 North Park 1984 Wheaton 1961 North Central 1985 North Park 1997 Wheaton 1962 North Central 1987 North Park 1963 North Central 1997 Illinois Wesleyan Women’s Indoor T/F (1) 2008 Illinois Wesleyan Men’s Outdoor T/F (6) 1989 North Central Women’s Basketball (2) 1994 North Central 2005 Millikin 1998 North Central 2012 Illinois Wesleyan 2000 North Central 2010 North Central 2011 North Central

CCIW Mission Statement The College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin competition and championships offered in numerous exists to serve a select group of private colleges sports. Each member institution offers a broad and universities of similar size and heritage, which based program of intercollegiate sports and seeks share a deep commitment to superior undergraduate widespread student participation in that program. education and a common perspective on the role of intercollegiate athletics in that education. * Fairness and equity - CCIW schools are sensitive The conference supports the following principles and responsive to the needs and interests of both that distinguish the CCIW and its approach to male and female athletes, and are governed by intercollegiate athletics: principles of fairness and equity in its approach to funding, staffing and overall support for all sports. * Student-focused approach - CCIW schools place Each member institution is expected to fully comply the highest priority on the overall educational with all NCAA, CCIW and institutional rules and experience of the individual student. Athletics are regulations in the operation of its athletics program. viewed as an important element of a well-rounded education. Student-athletes are integrated into the * Overall excellence and national stature of the mainstream of the entire student body, receive no conference - The CCIW seeks to continually develop special privileges and are encouraged to participate in and strengthen itself with the goal of recognition of other campus groups and activities. The conference the premier NCAA Division III athletic conference. supports the active recruitment of student-athletes The CCIW seeks to promote keen competition, the as a means of achieving the educational aims of highest level of sportsmanship and the strongest each member institution. performance possible in each sport. Regular participation by member institutions in NCAA * Broad based athletics programs - The CCIW regional and national competition is an ongoing program is wide-ranging in scope, with meaningful conference goal.