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Macalester Athletics “Our goal at Macalester is to have an athletics program consistent in Scholar-Athletes quality and rigor with our first- Macalester Stadium rate academic program. Regardless At Macalester, athletes Home of Macalester enjoy great academic of whether a student is in the football, the opportunities. Several classroom or on a playing field, Macalester Stadium football athletes the experience should be seats 4,000 spectators. conducted summer exhilarating and challenging The FieldTurf playing research in the areas surface provides of astronomy, biology, and should provide a foundation for future success.” great field conditions chemistry, economics, Brian Rosenberg throughout the season. geology, and physics. President, Macalester College

All-Round Success G u i d e s L o o k a t Student-Faculty Ratio For the spring 2010 m a c a l e s t e r You don’t get lost semester, 73 percent of in the shuffle with a • For 2010, U.S. News & World Report ranked Macalester MAC football athletes student-faculty ratio College 13th in “best values” among all liberal arts earned a 3.0 GPA or of 10 to 1. colleges in the nation. higher, and the team Strong Financial Aid GPA was 3.3. • U.S. News & World Report also ranked Macalester 29th among all liberal arts colleges in the nation. Approximately two- Study Abroad • Macalester College was listed among the top schools in thirds of Macalester Last year MAC football the country for study abroad programs. students receive players studied abroad • A recent Kaplan/Newsweek “How to Get into College” need-based financial in countries including guide selected Macalester as one of “The New Ivies” for assistance. The Australia, Denmark, being a college with first-rate academic programs rivaling average financial aid Italy, and Scotland. the Ivy League. award for full-time students in 2009-10 After Mac • The Twin Cities is the fourth most popular college destination in the country. Of the top liberal arts schools, was $32,258 with 83% Recent MAC football it is one of only five located in an urban setting. coming in the form graduates have gone • Barron’s Guide to the Most Competitive Colleges wrote, of a grant. on to some of the “Undoubtedly, a Mac education is the ultimate preparation nation’s top graduate for success in academia, law, medicine, social service, programs, while others and business. … Alumni networking plays a powerful and Action Photos: accepted jobs locally or positive role in the careers of many Mac graduates.” Christopher Mitchell nationally. H E A D C O A C H M aca l este r co l l e g e TONY JENNISON 2 0 1 0 F oot b a l l S ched u l e Hired in January ‘08, Tony Jennison is the 28th head coach in the 124-year history of the Macalester football program. Date Opponent Time “My vision for the Mac football program,” Sept. 4 at Grinnell (Iowa) 1:00 says Coach Jennison, “is to build a nationally reputable football program, one that mirrors Sept. 11 Cornell (Iowa) 6:00 the academic excellence at Macalester, while helping the young men in our program Sept. 18 Maranatha Baptist (Wis.) 1:00 to become better people, students, and athletes.” Sept. 25 Crown 6:00 Jennison, originally from southeastern Oct. 2 at Hamline 1:00 , was a standout in football and at Mayo High School in Rochester. At the University of Oct. 9 Trinity Bible (N.D.) 6:00 Wisconsin–, he was a part of four conference Oct. 23 at Carleton 1:00 championship teams and two national championship teams. The highlight of his college career was playing in Oct. 29 Minnesota-Morris 4:00 and winning the NCAA Division III national championship game, the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl. (at Metrodome) “For me it really was always about relationships. The Nov. 6 at Martin Luther 1:00 connections I had made with the coaches throughout my life were really special and helped me become the person I am today. I wanted to have that same influence on lives that my coaches had on mine.” Home games in bold Jennison received his bachelor’s degree from UW-La Crosse in secondary education with a concentration in coaching. After one season as an assistant secondary coach, Jennison moved to UW–Eau Claire, where he helped them to their best season in school history, reaching the national semi-finals. In four seasons at UW- Eau Claire he helped the Blugolds win two conference titles. In 2003 Jennison became the defensive coordinator at Marietta College, which competes in one of the strongest D-III leagues in the country. He guided the Pioneers to their first winning season in nearly a decade, giving up only 20 points per game. The most memorable win was a shutout victory over a nationally ranked team. After three seasons at Marietta, Jennison moved home to Minnesota to become the defensive coordinator at Macalester, where the Scots made significant improvements in nearly every defensive statistical category. “We are building Mac football around excellent young men who take pride in challenging themselves academically and striving for excellence in everything they do. But, we also want young men that are passionate about football and want to be a part of something unique.” Coach Jennison and his wife Anna, also a graduate of UW-La Crosse, were married in 2001. The couple has three children. a s s i s t a N T c o a c H e s 2 0 1 0

Marshall Mullenbach ’03 – Defensive coach in Europe, he began his collegiate coaching career at Coordinator & Recruiting Coordinator Hamline University. He coached the offensive line during the ’03 and ’04 seasons and then coached the tight ends for the ’05 Marshall Mullenbach enters his fifth season with the Pipers. season as an assistant coach for the Scots. This is Mullenbach's third A graduate of Richfield High School in 1998, Davies earned his season as a full-time member of the bachelor’s degree in psychology from St. Olaf in 2002 and his coaching staff and his first as defensive master’s degree in exercise science and health promotion in coordinator. He also serves as recruiting 2010. coordinator and defensive backs coach. A high school standout at Stewartville Mike Gulliford – Defensive Line High School in southeastern Minnesota, Mullenbach was a two-sport athlete for the Scots, playing both Mike Gulliford is in his third season as football and baseball. He holds the Macalester school record a member of the Mac coaching staff, with an 88-yard punt return for a touchdown. Mullenbach working with the defensive line. graduated from Macalester in 2003 with majors in Mathematics and Education. Prior to joining the Mac staff, Gulliford was special teams coordinator for three Mullenbach graduated from Macalester in 2003. He taught math seasons at De La Salle High School in and coached at Cretin-Derham Hall High School in St. Paul for Minneapolis. In 2007, Gulliford helped De two years prior to joining the Scots. La Salle to the state championship finals in Class 3-A. The Chicago native earned a bachelor's Dan Larson – Offensive Coordinator degree in education from Augustana College (Ill.) in 1995, Dan Larson is in his third year as the where he lettered for four seasons as a defensive lineman. team’s offensive coordinator. He came Gulliford earned his master's degree in math education from the to Macalester from Colgate University in Univerisity of Wisconsin–Eau Claire in 2000. Hamilton, New York, where he served as running backs coach and special teams coordinator. Derrick Minor – Outside Linebackers A 2003 graduate of the University of Derrick Minor enters his third season as Wisconsin–Eau Claire, Larson was a team outside linebackers coach for the Scots. captain and all-conference performer. With 16 years of coaching experience He began his collegiate coaching career behind him, this is Minor’s second at Marietta College (Ohio) while working on his master’s degree, stint coaching at the collegiate level. which he received in 2005. Previously, he served as head football coach at Humboldt High School in St. As running backs coach at Colgate, he coached an ’06 and ’07 Paul and as assistant coach at Hamline All-Patriot League running back, including the 2007 Division I University from 2003 to 2005. subdivision national leader in rushing yardage. Minor coached several all-conference performers and the defensive player of the year in the St. Paul Marc Davies – City Conference. Offensive Line & Special Teams A graduate of Minneapolis South High School, Minor earned his Marc Davies enters his second season as bachelor’s degree in sociology from Westmar University (Iowa) in offensive line coach for the Scots and his 1993. He earned his master’s in adult education in 2004 from the first as special teams coordinator. University of Phoenix. A graduate of St. Olaf College, Davies was a team captain, a three-time all-conference performer, and an All- American honorable mention tight end. After one year as a professional player/ a s s i s t a N T c o a c H e s 2 0 1 0

Reed Thompson – quarterbacks coach at Zimmerman High School, where the Tight Ends & Fullbacks Thunders finished the 2006 season as one of the top offensive teams in the state. Reed Thompson enters his third season as the tight ends and fullbacks coach for “As a former quarterback, I’ve always enjoyed developing and the Scots. helping quarterbacks reach their full potential,” says Coach Freeh. “The future is bright at Macalester and I’m glad to be a Originally from Ladysmith, Wisconsin, he part of the football program.” was a two-sport athlete in high school, quarterbacking the football team and running track. Thompson led Ladysmith Alex Foster – Defensive Assistant to the best record in school history during his senior year. Alex Foster assists the Macalester defense as an assistant secondary Thompson went to Northwestern College in St. Paul to further his coach. Foster, originally from Estelline, football and track career. After lettering in both sports in just his South Dakota, was a four-sport athlete freshman year, his athletic career was cut short due to injury. It in high school, participating in football, was then he began his coaching career working at various levels , track, and . in the St. Paul area before joining Macalester in spring 2008. Foster attended Augsburg College, Minneapolis. He lettered his freshman Hal Reeser – Running Backs year and then decided to end his playing career to focus on his academic and Building on a nine-year coaching coaching opportunities. career, Hal Reeser begins his first season as running backs coach “Alex has already proved his worth in a short amount of time at Macalester. Reeser comes from around Macalester,” says Head Coach Tony Jennison. “He Louisburg, North Carolina, where he has been coming into the office daily since the spring and has spent the past two seasons coaching assisted our full-time staff in all facets of our football program.” the running backs on the offense, and defensive backs on the defense. Steve Murray – “I am extremely passionate about helping Strength & Conditioning the student-athletes develop and am grateful to be in a program that places a high value on that,” Steve Murray is the Deno Fitness Center says Reeser. coordinator and strength & conditioning coach at the Leonard Center. Reeser attended Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Mo., where he was a three-year football letter-winner as a fullback. His duties include organizing the fitness Reeser also coached outside linebackers and defensive linemen center, supervising and teaching proper as a graduate assistant at the University of Saint Mary in techniques for training on all equipment, Leavenworth, Kansas. supervising student workers, providing all members with guidance on achieving their fitness goals, and working with Bob Freeh – Quarterbacks WHAM (Wellness & Health at Macalester) on campus-wide health and wellness initiatives. Murray is also responsible for Bob Freeh enters his first season as the athletic development of the varsity athletic teams. He designs quarterbacks coach for the Scots. Freeh and implements the strength, speed, agility, and quickness played quarterback for the North Dakota programs for all varsity athletes, and works with the athletic State University football team. trainers to provide workouts for athletes rehabilitating from Over the past six years, Freeh has injuries. been the athletic director at Rivers Murray attended the University of Minnesota, where he played Christian Academy and Spectrum High football and graduated with a degree in sports management School in Elk River, Minnesota. He also in 2002. He earned his MBA from the University of Wisconsin– served as the offensive coordinator and Eau Claire in 2004. He is certified by the National Strength and Conditioning Association. m a c a L e s t e r F o o t B A L L r o s t e r 2 0 1 0 No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown / High School 1 Kevin Finnegan Sr. WR 6-3 185 Oak Park, Ill. / Oak Park-River Forest 2 T. Joe Loiselle Jr. RB 5-9 185 Chippewa Falls, Wis. / Chippewa Falls 3 Colin Westcott Jr. DB 5-9 175 Minneapolis, Minn. / Southwest 4 Trevor Miehe Sr. QB 5-11 175 Holmen, Wis. / Holmen 5 Riley Koval So. WR 5-10 180 Mount Horeb, Wis. / Mount Horeb 6 Mike Snavely Jr. WR 6-2 180 Minneapolis, Minn. / Southwest 7 Jon Elliott Sr. WR 6-2 190 El Paso, Tex. / Andress 8 Adam Bunkoske So. DB 5-10 170 Beaver Dam, Wis. / Wayland Academy 9 Nate Dwyer Fy. QB 6-2 185 New Hope, Minn. / West Lutheran 10 Daniel Ricci Fy. QB 5-11 175 Menomonee Falls, Wis. / Brookfield Academy 11 C.J. Smith Fy. WR 6-0 170 Ashland, Wis. / Ashland 12 Clark Bledsoe So. QB 6-2 185 Jacksonville, Fla. / Episcopal 13 John Johnson Fy. WR 6-0 170 McKenzie, Tenn. / McKenzie 14 Tim Erkel Sr. DB 5-8 160 Woodbury, Minn. / Minnehaha Academy 15 Philip Jamison Jr. QB 5-11 175 El Paso, Tex. / Coronado 16 Michael Darrow Fy. FB 5-9 180 Menlo Park, Calif. / Pinewood 17 Matt Elliott Sr. DB 6-2 225 El Paso, Tex. / Andress 18 Todd Skauge So. RB 5-8 160 Underwood, Minn. / Underwood 19 Adam Ward Fy. DB 6-1 170 Rochester, Minn. / Mayo 20 Mike Adams So. RB 5-7 160 Chippewa Falls, Wis. / Chippewa Falls 21 David Melms So. DB 5-9 170 Wauwatosa, Wis. / Wisconsin Lutheran 22 Tim Neuman So. TE 6-3 205 Madison, Wis. / West 23 Kent Hackbarth So. DB 6-2 180 Wausau, Wis. / West 24 Aaron Gallegos So. DB 6-0 180 Lakeville, Minn. / North 25 Joe Dykema Fy. DB 5-10 170 Roseville, Minn. / Roseville Area 26 Evan Hewitt Jr. DB 5-10 175 Mound, Minn. / Mound-Westonka 27 Jake Johnson Fy. RB 5-10 205 McKenzie, Tenn. / McKenzie 30 Zach Englert So. LB 6-1 215 Salt Lake City, Utah / Skyline 31 JP Pawelk So. FB 5-8 190 Cologne, Minn. / Waconia 32 Luke Nichols Fy. RB 6-0 190 Bronxville, N.Y. / Bronxville 33 Tyson Kratz Sr. DB 5-10 185 Duluth, Minn. / Marshall 34 Geo Chester So. RB 5-9 175 Cass Lake, Minn. / Cass Lake-Bena 35 Graeme Allison Fy. DB 5-11 175 Great Falls, Va. / Woodberry Forest 37 Brandon Murphy So. LB 6-5 220 Sunberg, Minn. / New London-Spicer 39 Donovan Kavish So. DB 6-0 175 Springfield, Ill. / Sacred Heart-Griffin 40 Jake McDonnell Sr. RB 6-0 200 Duluth, Minn. / Marshall 41 Nate Sands Jr. LB 6-1 255 Madison, Wis. / East 42 Steve Fitzgerald Jr. LB 6-3 210 Duluth, Minn. / Marshall 43 Spencer Robinson So. LB 6-3 225 Chattaroy, Wash. / Riverside 44 Patrick Piepkorn Jr. LB 6-4 200 Sauk Rapids, Minn. / Sauk Rapids-Rice 45 Tyler Hill So. LB 6-0 170 Beaver Dam, Wis. / Wayland Academy 47 Reid Callahan Fy. LB 6-3 195 Atlanta, Ga. / St. Pius X 48 Mick Reedy So. LB 5-8 205 Wilmette, Ill. / North Shore Country Day 50 Will Dhonau Jr. DL 6-2 240 Fond Du Lac, Wis. / Fond Du Lac 51 Scott Gannis Fy. DL 6-2 225 Golden Valley, Minn. / Hopkins 52 Levi Brown Fy. LB 5-10 180 Winona, Minn. / Rushford-Peterson 54 John Verkuilen So. OL 6-2 230 Green Bay, Wis. / Bay Port 55 Nolan Kriegel Fy. LB 6-2 175 Danburg, Wis. / Webster 56 Dan Hill Sr. LB 5-10 205 Rochester, N.Y. / Brighton 58 Kevin Priestley So. OL 5-11 220 Palmer, Ak. / Palmer 59 Jesse Russell Fy. LB 5-8 180 Eden Prairie, Minn. / Eden Prairie 60 Adam Bauer Fy. OL 5-11 200 Auburndale, Wis. / Auburndale 62 Eric Seonbuchner Fy. LB 5-9 170 Brown Deer, Wis. / Brown Deer 63 Jason Schrad So. DL 5-11 220 Lincoln, Neb. / Southwest 65 Joey Shearer Sr. OL 5-11 230 Atwater, Minn. / New London-Spicer 66 Collin Murphy Sr. OL 6-3 240 Sunburg, Minn. / New London-Spicer 67 Thomas Eich Fy. OL 5-11 190 Walkerton, Ind. / John Glenn 73 Adam McCullough So. DL 6-5 340 Holmen, Wis. / Holmen 74 Pete Goldberg Sr. OL 6-3 245 Bemidji, Minn. / Bemidji 75 Eric Engstrom Sr. DL 6-3 240 Apple Valley, Minn. / Apple Valley 77 Jeff Theismann So. OL 6-2 260 St. Cloud, Minn. / Apollo 78 Karl Reichter Jr. OL 6-0 235 Duluth, Minn. / Marshall 79 Jake Alvord So. OL 6-3 260 Sauk Rapids, Minn. / St. John’s Prep 80 Cole Callahan So. WR 6-0 190 Atlanta, Ga. / St. Pius X 82 Matt Mitchell Sr. TE 6-4 235 Chippewa Falls, Wis. / Chippewa Falls 84 Ben Conlon Fy. TE 6-4 225 St. Peter, Minn. / St. Peter 87 Auburn Jimenez Fy. K 5-11 140 Bellflower, Calif. / St. John Bosco 88 Matt Hurni Sr. DL 6-2 240 Little Falls, Minn. / Little Falls 89 Even Kvelland So. K 6-3 185 Oslo, Norway / Melrose-Mindoro 97 Zach Ballard So. DL 6-2 210 Katonah, N.Y. / Hackley School m a c a L e s t e r t e a m 2 0 1 0

20-Mike Adams 35-Graeme Allison 79-Jake Alvord 97-Zach Ballard 60-Adam Bauer Chippewa Falls, Wis. Great Falls, Va. Sauk Rapids, Minn. Katonah, N.Y. Auburndale, Wis. Physics/Mathematics Undeclared German Studies/ Classics Economics Geology

12-Clark Bledsoe 52-Levi Brown 8-Adam Bunkoske 80-Cole Callahan 47-Reid Callahan Jacksonville, Fla. Winona, Minn. Beaver Dam, Wis. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Anthropology Biology Biology Economics Undeclared

34-Geo Chester 84-Ben Conlon 16-Michael Darrow 50-Will Dhonau 9-Nate Dwyer Cass Lake, Minn. St. Peter, Minn. Menlo Park, Calif. Fond du Lac, Wis. New Hope, Minn. Undeclared Biology Undeclared English/Educational Economics Studies

25-Joe Dykema 67-Thomas Eich 7-Jon Elliott 17-Matt Elliott 30-Zach Englert Roseville, Minn. Walkerton, Ind. El Paso, Tex. El Paso, Tex. Salt Lake City, Utah Economics English Mathematics/ Biology/Educational Economics Educational Studies Studies MACA L ESTE R TEAM 2 0 1 0

75-Eric Engstrom 14-Tim Erkel 1-Kevin Finnegan 42-Steve Fitzgerald 24-Aaron Gallegos Apple Valley, Minn. Woodbury, Minn. Oak Park, Ill. Duluth, Minn. Lakeville, Minn. Physics/Astronomy Political Science Political Science Economics Economics

51-Scott Gannis 74-Pete Goldberg 23-Kent Hackbarth 26-Evan Hewitt 56-Dan Hill Golden Valley, Minn. Bemidji, Minn. Wausau, Wis. Mound, Minn. Rochester, N.Y. Psychology Chemistry Chemistry Economics Geology

45-Tyler Hill 88-Matt Hurni 15-Philip Jamison 87-Auburn Jimenez 27-Jake Johnson Beaver Dam, Wis. Little Falls, Minn. El Paso, Tex. Bellflower, Calif. McKenzie, Tenn. Physics/Educational Mathematics Biology Undeclared Environmental Studies Studies

13-John Johnson 39-Donovan Kavish 5-Riley Koval 33-Tyson Kratz 55-Nolan Kriegel McKenzie, Tenn. Springfield, Ill. Mount Horeb, Wis. Duluth, Minn. Danburg, Wis. Undeclared International Studies Sociology Economics Undeclared MACA L ESTE R TEAM 2 0 1 0

89-Even Kvelland 2-T. Joe Loiselle 73-Adam McCullough 40-Jake McDonnell 21-David Melms Oslo, Norway Chippewa Falls, Wis. Holmen, Wis. Duluth, Minn. Wauwatosa, Wis. Political Science Economics Geology Economics Economics

4-Trevor Miehe 82-Matt Mitchell 37-Brandon Murphy 66-Collin Murphy 22-Tim Neuman Holmen, Wis. Chippewa Falls, Wis. Sunburg, Minn. Sunburg, Minn. Madison, Wis. Physics Psychology/Educational Art/Educational Studies Chemistry Chemistry Studies

32-Luke Nichols 31-JP Pawelk 44-Patrick Piepkorn 58-Kevin Priestley 48-Mick Reedy Bronxville, N.Y. Cologne, Minn. Sauk Rapids, Minn. Palmer, Alaska Wilmette, Ill. Undeclared Economics Economics International Studies Neuroscience

78-Karl Reichter 10-Daniel Ricci 43-Spencer Robinson 59-Jesse Russell 41-Nate Sands Duluth, Minn. Menomonee Falls, Wis. Chattaroy, Wash. Eden Prairie, Minn. Madison, Wis. Psychology Economics Biology Political Science Economics MACA L ESTE R TEAM 2 0 1 0

63-Jason Schrad 62-Eric Seonbuchner 65-Joey Shearer 18-Todd Skauge 11-C.J. Smith Lincoln, Neb. Brown Deer, Wis. Atwater, Minn. Underwood, Minn. Ashland, Wis. Biology/Chemistry Political Science Chemistry Chinese Studies Undeclared

6-Mike Snavely 77-Jeff Theismann 54-John Verkuilen 19-Adam Ward 3-Colin Westcott Minneapolis, Minn. St. Cloud, Minn. Green Bay, Wis. Rochester, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. Biology/Mathematics Biology Political Science/Music Political Science Psychology

Student Managers and Trainers

Megan Coyle Alastair Wankel Gordan Christen David Arvizu Mitchell Kutis

The Deno Fitness Center The 9,000 square-foot fitness area provides athletes with state-of-the-art cardio equipment, circuit-training equipment, and free weights. Learn more about Athletic Department facilities at macalester.edu/athletics. “If you are looking for the best in academics and small W hy M aca l este r ? college football, I truly believe Macalester College is one of the top options in the country right now. With an enthusiastic president, a national award-winning athletic director, a strong coaching staff, and some of the best facilities in the country, Macalester has taken serious strides to achieve our vision of creating a football program that mirrors its nationally reputable academics. It is a great time to be at Macalester, and we look forward to getting a chance to meet you and your family.” Coach Tony Jennison, Head Football Coach

r E C r u itin g S ched u l e I m p o r tant D ates

“If you have not already begun the recruiting process with us, you can Fall Sampler Dates get the ball rolling by completing our online questionnaire. Simply Friday, October 1 go to macalester.edu/athletics and click on the Football and Recruit Friday, October 15 Questionnaire links. Fill out the questionnaire to the best of your ability Friday, October 22 and a coach from our staff will contact you. From there we will continue the process by getting you on campus for a game, visit, or both. If you have any questions or would like to receive information about the Application Deadlines excellent opportunities here at Mac, please contact me.” November 15 Early Decision I Coach Marshall Mullenbach, Recruiting Coordinator January 2 Early Decision II January 15 Regular Decision

L O C A T I O N , L O C A T I O N , L OCATION What does Macalester’s location mean for me?

Macalester College boasts one of the greatest collegiate settings in the nation, with all the amenities of a top liberal arts college campus, plus thousands of educational, social, cultural, professional, and internship possibilities. Macalester sits nearly equidistant from the downtowns of St. Paul and Minneapolis. The Twin Cities are home to no fewer than 20 Fortune 500 company headquarters, providing exceptional internship and work opportunities while living right on campus.The opportunities and connections facilitated by Macalester’s location far surpass many other Minnesota colleges. St. Paul, the capital of Minnesota, is the backdrop to some of the nation’s most influential legislation and political processes. The Capitol building, just a few miles from campus (and on a bus line), offers internship possibilities second to none. With a major airport only minutes away, and just off of Interstate 94, Macalester is easy to access. Macalester College Mac Quick Facts

• Located in a friendly residential neighborhood on Location St. Paul, Minn. 53 green acres in the heart of two of America’s safest, Founded 1874 most vibrant cities Nickname Scots • Enrollment: 1,971 Colors Blue & Orange • Academic majors: 38 Affiliation NCAA Division III • U.S. states represented by Mac students: 49, plus D.C. President Brian Rosenberg • Countries represented by Mac students: 93 Athletic Director Kim Chandler • Percent of U.S. students who are students of color: 21 Associate A.D. Vanessa Seljeskog • Percent of U.S. and international faculty of color: 20 Faculty Rep. for Athletics Ron Brisbois • Percent of students who are citizens of another country: 18

Football Information The Twin Cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis Head Coach Tony Jennison • Home to five professional sports teams including Year at School 3rd the Vikings, Twins, Timberwolves, Wild, and Lynx Email [email protected] • 949 lakes, 40,000 acres of parkland, 58 theaters, Record 2–8 30 museums, 51 nightclubs Website macalester.edu/athletics • Home to more than 20 colleges and universities Coaches’ phone 651-696-6269 • Average number of sunny days each year: 250 Football Fax 651-696-6328 • Home to the Mall of America, the largest enclosed Stadium Macalester Stadium mall in the country Capacity 4,000 • More golfers per capita than any other city in America First Year of Football 1887 • Headquarters of Fortune 500 companies including 3M, Target, College Address 1600 Grand Avenue Best Buy, General Mills, U.S. Bancorp, Xcel Energy, Ecolab, St. Paul, MN 55105 Ameriprise Financial, The Travelers Companies, Assistant Coaches: Land O’Lakes, Supervalu, Medtronic, and more Marshall Mullenbach (defensive coordinator) Dan Larson (offensive coordinator) Marc Davies (offensive line & special teams) Leonard Center Athletic and wellness complex Mike Gulliford (defensive line) Derrick Minor (outside linebackers) The new $45 million Leonard Center provides Reed Thompson (tight ends & fullbacks) state-of-the-art facilities: Hal Reeser (running backs) Bob Freeh (quarterbacks) • Fieldhouse with 200-meter track and multipurpose Alex Foster (defensive assistant) courts for , basketball, and Steve Murray (strength & conditioning) • Gymnasium with seating for 1,200 spectators • 9,000-sq. ft. fitness center with free weights, cardio, and circuit-training equipment • Training room with treatment area and hydrotherapy room with three whirlpools • 10-lane pool, 25 yd. x 25 m • Two racquetball/squash courts • Outdoors: tennis courts, new baseball and fields, new track and football field

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