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Trip Dates Last Foreign Trip Coach/Trip Leader 7/1/11 Au CCIW Foreign Tour Approvals Approval School Sport/Team Location(s) Trip Dates Last Coach/Trip Leader Date Foreign Trip 7/1/11 Augustana Men’s Soccer Trinidad and August 2-11, 2011 July 2007 Brenton Joseph Tobago 12/15/11 Wheaton Softball Dominican January 1-8, 2012 2008 Chris Hudson Republic 1/4/12 North Central Football Spain June 11-19, 2012 2009 Brad Spencer 1/4/12 Wheaton Volleyball Guatemala March 3-11, 2012 March 2009 Jennifer Soderquist 11/21/12 Wheaton Women’s Dominican May 13-19, 2013 2007 Kent Madsen Basketball Republic 1/24/13 Wheaton Women’s Soccer Brazil and May 14-18, 2013 Summer Pete Felske Paraguay 2010 1/30/13 Augustana Men’s Basketball Brazil August 5-14, 2013 August 2010 Grey Giovanine 1/30/13 Augustana Women’s Brazil August 2013 June 2010 Mark Beinborn Basketball 1/30/13 Augustana Football France July 23-31, 2013 May 2010 Rob Cushman 1/30/13 Augustana Women’s Dominican May 21-28, 2013 N/A Jaime Walters Volleyball Republic 2/18/13 Illinois Men’s Basketball Spain August 7-16, 2013 2010 Ron Rose Wesleyan 2/21/13 Millikin Women’s Soccer France January 6-17, N/A Florence Galy 2014 Lebois & Emily Johnson 2/28/13 Wheaton Men’s Basketball India May 14-28, 2013 May 2010 Mike Schauer 3/8/13 Illinois Football Finland and May 31-June 8, May 2009 Norm Eash Wesleyan Sweden 2013 7/11/13 Elmhurst Volleyball Costa Rica December 14-22, May 2010 Julie Hall 2013 8/27/13 Wheaton Baseball Panama January 5-12, May 2010 Matt Husted 2014 Approval School Sport/Team Location(s) Trip Dates Last Coach/Trip Leader Date Foreign Trip 10/7/13 Augustana Men’s Soccer Trinidad and July 28-August 8, Summer Brenton Joseph Tobago 2014 2011 10/7/13 Augustana Men’s Lacrosse Ireland June 5-13, N/A Kyle Hart 2014 10/7/13 Augustana Women’s Soccer Italy and Spain July 24-August 3, Summer Scott Mejia 2014 2011 10/7/13 Augustana Softball Dominican January 3-10, December Kris Kistler Republic 2014 2009- Januar y 2010 3/3/14 Illinois Women’s Soccer Germany and May 29-June 7 June 2011 Dave Barrett Wesleyan Czech Republic 4/2/14 Augustana Men’s Soccer Trinidad and July 28-August 8 August 2011 Brenton Joseph Tobago 4/2/14 Augustana Women’s Soccer Italy and Spain July 26-August 3 July 2011 Scott Mejia 4/21/14 Millikin Volleyball Italy and France January 5-16, N/A Debbie Kiick 2015 4/21/14 Millikin Men’s Soccer England August 8-17, 2015 2004 Chad Jones 10/7/14 Augustana Women’s Portugal December 28- N/A Meredith Newman Lacrosse January 5 10/21/14 Wheaton Softball Dominican January 3-10, 2012 Katie East Republic 2015 1/7/15 Elmhurst Men’s Soccer Spain and France March 19-28 January Dave DiTomasso 2015 2011 6/5/15 Carthage Football Italy May 23-31, 2016 N/A Mike Yeager 6/17/15 Millikin Men’s Basketball Costa Rica August 6-14, 2016 N/A Matt Nadelhoffer 7/23/15 Wheaton Volleyball Israel August 11-22, 2012 Brittany Smith 2015 9/10/15 Wheaton Men’s Basketball Israel May 14-26 2013 Mike Schauer 12/9/15 North Park Women’s Soccer Panama January 5-16, N/A Chris Wright Approval School Sport/Team Location(s) Trip Dates Last Coach/Trip Leader Date Foreign Trip 2016 1/5/16 North Central Football Ireland and June 13-21, 2016 June Brad Spencer Scotland 2012 2/1/16 Illinois Men’s Soccer Italy March 11-20, June 2012 Kyle Schauls Wesleyan 2016 3/7/16 Carthage Women’s Ireland and June 10-20, June 2012 Lauren Hein Lacrosse Scotland 2017 3/22/16 Augustana Men’s Italy and Spain May 27-June 5, June 2013 Grey Giovanine Basketball 2016 3/22/16 Augustana Women’s Italy July 11-19, 2016 June 2013 Mark Beinborn Basketball 3/22/16 Augustana Football Italy May 24-June 3, June 2013 Steve Bell 2016 4/4/16 Wheaton Women’s Dominican May 9-16, 2017 May 2013 Kent Madsen/ Basketball Republic Katie Cuthbert 6/22/16 Illinois Men’s Spain August 11-20, August 2013 Ron Rose Wesleyan Basketball 2016 9/16/2016 Carroll Men’s Canada October 14-18, N/A Paul Combs Basketball 2016 9/23/2016 Wheaton Baseball Cuba December 16-22, December Matt Husted 2016 2013 10/3/16 Illinois Volleyball Costa Rica January 2-10, N/A Kim Nelson-Brown Wesleyan 2017 10/31/16 Augustana Women’s Golf Scotland June 10-18, 2017 N/A Tom Lawrence 10/31/16 Augustana Women’s Soccer Italy May 23-31, 2017 June 2014 Scott Mejia 10/31/16 Augustana Men’s Soccer Italy August 3-11, 2017 June 2014 Mick Reagan 10/31/16 Augustana Softball South Africa December 27- December Kris Kistler January 7, 2014 2016- 10/31/16 Augustana Women’s Australia December 26, June 2013 Kelly Bethke Approval School Sport/Team Location(s) Trip Dates Last Coach/Trip Leader Date Foreign Trip Volleyball 2016-January 7, 2017 1/26/17 Millikin Women’s Netherlands, January 11-20, January Kate McArthur Soccer Belgium and 2018 2014 Germany 2/217 Millikin Women’s Bahamas December 21-24, N/A Lori Kerans Basketball 2017 3/7/17 Illinois Football Tokyo, Japan May 31-June 8, June 2013 Norm Eash Wesleyan 2017 4/26/17 Wheaton Women’s Dominican August 1-15, 2017 May 2013 Pete Felske Soccer Republic 8/9/17 North Central Men’s Costa Rica March 15-22, March 2015 Matt Klosterman Soccer 2018 12/4/17 Illinois Softball Costa Rica December 28, N/A Tiffany Prager Wesleyan 2017-January 5, 12/13/17 Illinois Women’s Italy March 9-18, May 2014 Dave Barrett Wesleyan Soccer 2018 1/30/18 Wheaton Softball Dominican January 5-12, January Ellen Stremler Republic 2019 2015 5/17/18 North Park Volleyball Costa Rica June 1-9 N/A Natalie Dietz 2018 5/30/18 Elmhurst Men’s England March 23-31, March David DiTomasso Soccer and France 2019 2015 10/1/18 Wheaton Men’s Basketball Zimbabwe, May 13-26, May Mike Schauer Africa 2019 2016 10/2/18 Augustana Women’s Spain May 17-25, July Mark Beinborn Basketball 2019 2016 10/2/18 Augustana Men’s Basketball Italy and Spain May 23-June June Grey Giovanine 2, 2019 2016 10/2/18 Augustana Football Ireland May 21-29, June Steve Bell 2019 2016 11/6/18 North Central Women’s Italy August 1-11, N/A Andrew Gamarra Soccer 2019 Approval School Sport/Team Location(s) Trip Dates Last Coach/Trip Leader Date Foreign Trip 11/29/18 Wheaton Women’s Dominican May 14-21, 2019 August Stephanie Schmidt Volleyball Republic 2015 1/15/19 Illinois Men’s Spain March 9-17, March Kyle Schauls Wesleyan Soccer 2019 2016 2/12/19 Elmhurst Women’s Costa Rica March 23-31, 2015 Paul Webster Soccer 2019 2/25/19 Elmhurst Men’s Spain May 27-June 4, 2015 John Baines Basketball 2019 2/25/19 Elmhurst Football Austria June 5-13, 2016 Glen Brittich and Italy 2019 3/5/19 North Central Football Prague June 10-18, June Jeff Thorne and Berlin 2019 2016 3/26/19 North Central Men’s Costa Rica August 5-14, August Todd Raridon and Basketball 2019 2012 Vince Kmiec 5/15/19 Millikin Women’s France and January 2-14, January Debbie Kiick Volleyball Italy 2020 2015 6/6/19 Illinois Men’s Italy August 6-15, August Ron Rose Wesleyan Basketball 2019 2016 6/19/19 Augustana Women’s Scotland June 9-17, June Tom Lawrence Golf 2020 2017 6/19/19 Augustana Men’s Portugal and May 26-June 4, August Mick Reagan Soccer Spain 2020 2017 6/19/19 Augustana Women’s Italy and May 26-June 5, May/June Scott Mejia Soccer Spain 2020 2017 6/19/19 Augustana Softball Brazil December 14-23, December Kris Kistler 2019 2016 6/19/19 Augustana Women’s Brazil December 26- December Kelly Bethke Volleyball January 4, 2019-20 2016 All trips shown above have been approved by the CCIW Commissioner on the date shown in the first column. .
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