2010 CCIW Women’s Tennis Championship Quad City Tennis Club Club, October 8-9, Moline, Ill. Hosted by Augustana College
Augustana • Carthage • Elmhurst • Millikin • Illinois Wesleyan • North Central • Wheaton
www.cciw.org Welcome to the Quad City Tennis Club and the 2010 College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin Women’s Tennis Championship, hosted by Augustana College.
With the help and support of our fans, member institutions, administrators, coaches and student-athletes, the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin enters the 2010-11 academic year as its 65th season of competition, 24th for women’s sports.
Wheaton has won the last five CCIW women’s tennis championships and 15 in school history. The top four teams at this year’s championship advance to the CCIW’s automatic qualifier team tournament to be held in the spring of 2011. The winner of the spring tournament earns automatic qualification to the NCAA Division III Championship.
The CCIW, recognized as one of the “Best Small-College Conferences in the Nation,” has seen its share of success throughout its time, with 40 NCAA Division III national championships in 12 different sports won by our member schools.
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. 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.
The CCIW, which sponsors 21 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 of our athletic teams and hope you enjoy your experience at all CCIW events.
Enjoy the Championship.
Sincerely,
Chris Martin Mike Krizman Commissioner Assistant Commissioner/ Sports Information Director Table of Contents/Quick Facts/CCIW History
Table of Contents College Conference of Team Scoring Summary ...... 2 Illinois & Wisconsin Rosters ...... 3 Quick Facts CCIW Women’s Tennis History ...... 4-6 Name: College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin No. 1 Singles Bracket ...... 7 (CCIW) No. 2 Singles Bracket ...... 8 Address: 30 N. Brainard Street #402 No. 3 Singles Bracket ...... 9 Naperville, IL 60540 No. 4 Singles Bracket ...... 10 Founded: 1946 No. 5 Singles Bracket ...... 11 Members: eight full, one associate 21 No. 6 Singles Bracket ...... 12 Championship Sports: Commissioner: Chris Martin No. 1 Doubles Bracket ...... 13 Assistant Commissioner/Sports Information No. 2 Doubles Bracket ...... 14 Director: Mike Krizman No. 3 Doubles Bracket ...... 15 CCIW Website: www.cciw.org 40 National Championships & Counting ...... 16 CCIW Mission Statement ...... 17 CCIW Sportsmanship Statement The Colleges and Universities of the College Conference of CCIW Corporate Partners ...... 18 Illinois and Wisconsin believe that good sportsmanship is an integral component of intercollegiate competition. 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. The College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin encourages fans to enthusiastically support their team, recognize the outstanding performance of opponents and always exhibit good sportsmanship in their words and actions.
College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin History Entering its 65th season in 2010-11, the College The conference was formed with nine charter members Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) enjoys a (Augustana, Carthage, Elmhurst, Illinois College, Illinois reputation as the “Best Small-College Conference in the Wesleyan, Lake Forest, Millikin, North Central and Nation.” Wheaton) on April 26, 1946, in Jacksonville, Ill., and In NCAA Division III competition, CCIW schools have opened competition in the 1946-47 academic year as accounted for 40 national championships, including 13 in the College Conference of Illinois. In 1967, the name men’s cross country, six in men’s basketball, five in men’s was changed to the College Conference of Illinois and outdoor track and field, four in football, three in women’s Wisconsin, to recognize Carthage, which moved to soccer, two apiece in men’s soccer, men’s indoor track and Kenosha, Wis., in 1962 and Carroll, which entered the field and women’s outdoor track & field, and one apiece conference in 1955. Carthage left the conference in 1952, in women’s basketball, baseball and women’s indoor track but returned in 1961. and field. The CCIW sponsors 21 sports: baseball, men’s and Elmhurst College won a pair of NCAA Division III women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, Volleyball Championships (1983 and 1985), and North football, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s Central College won a women’s basketball title (1983) soccer, softball, men’s and women’s swimming, men’s and before the conference began sponsorship of women’s women’s tennis, men’s and women’s indoor track & field, athletics in 1986-87. men’s and women’s outdoor track & field, volleyball and North Central men’s cross country won its 13th national wrestling. title in program history during the fall of 2009, while the As is often the case with athletic conferences, CCIW North Central men’s indoor track & field team captured the membership has experienced several changes since its 2010 national championship. The Cardinals made it a clean inception. After Carthage left in 1952, Illinois College sweep by winning the men’s outdoor track & field title withdrew the following year. Elmhurst and Wheaton in the spring of 2010. In addition, the Illinois Wesleyan withdrew following the 1959-60 academic year. Wheaton women’s outdoor track & field team, as well as the baseball rejoined for all sports but football in 1967 and for football team, took home national titles, giving the CCIW five in 1970. Elmhurst rejoined in the fall of 1967 for all sports national championships during the 2009-10 season. but football and for football in the 1968 season. Carroll In 2004-05, the Wheaton women’s soccer team and the joined officially with the 1955 spring sports seasons. Millikin women’s basketball team added two more titles as Carthage returned in the fall of 1961, and North Park both won their respective national championship. Wheaton entered the following fall. Lake Forest dropped out at the women’s soccer won two more national titles in the 2006 end of the 1962-63 season. The last member to leave the and 2007 seasons while Illinois Wesleyan picked up the CCIW was Carroll following the 1991-92 season. In 2007, title in both women’s indoor track and field and women’s Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, located in Terre outdoor track and field in the spring of 2008.
1 Team Scoring Summary
Flights 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 Total Augustana
Carthage
Elmhurst
Illinois Wesleyan
Millikin
North Central
Wheaton
Team Points 1.) Teams are credited with two points for a first-round win, four points for a second-round win and three points for a win in the championship.
2.) Teams are credited with one point for winning a match in the playback bracket.
3.) Teams are credited with two points for winning a third-place match.
Match Play 1.) All matches will use regular scoring.
2.) All singles maindraw matches will be play two-of-three sets with a 12-point tie-breaker played to six-all, and all backdraw matches will be an eight-game professional set with a tie-breaker at eight- all. The main draw doubles matches are two out of three full sets.
3.) Winners bring back the tennis balls and report the scores to the tournament director. Please check for the time of your next match.
4.) A maximum of 10 minutes will be given for warm-ups, if needed.
5.) There is a 20-minute rest period between back-to-back matches, if needed.
6.) Defaults will be called 15 minutes after the match has been called to play.
7.) Play will be continuous, and players must be ready for their next match. No participant should leave the court area without checking with the tournament director.
8.) If a line judge is needed, please see the tournament director.
2 Women’s Tennis Rosters
Augustana Millikin Head Coach: Adam Strand Head Coach: Marc Smith Name Yr. Hometown Player Yr. Hometown Mariah Bardo Fr. Sterling, Ill. Hannah Church Jr. Paris, Ill. Allie Bierhaus So. Bloomington, Ind. Megan Crist Fr. Niantic, Ill. Sheri Hendricks Sr. Warrenville, Ill. Brianna Hogan Fr. Antioch, Ill. Emily Kaczmarek Fr. Lombard, Ill. Sarah Kidwell Fr. Chicago Heights, Ill. Carrie Keahl Fr. Crystal Lake, Ill. Anna Litwin So. Oak Forest, Ill. Caitee Margenthaler Fr. Moline, Ill. Michelle Micor So. Chicago, Ill. Shannen McNamara Fr. Avon, Colo. Kelsy Whitney So. Harristown, Ill. Krista Panko So. Geneva, Ill. Ashley Zozokos So. Glendale Heights, Ill. Alyssa Quitschau Jr. Algonquin, Ill. Brittany Reece Jr. Naperville, Ill. North Central Tricia Sapio Sr. Hoffman Estates, Ill. Kim Sawyer Fr. Batavia, Ill. Head Coach: Don Moravec Katie Scharnagle Fr. Lisle, Ill. Player Yr. Hometown Justine Stukas Sr. Downers Grove, Ill. Katie Blum Fr. Wheaton, Ill. Samantha Tonn Fr. Moline, Ill. Stephanie Brunetti Fr. Lake in the Hills, Ill. Julie Wach Jr. Chicago, Ill. Abigail Conover Sr. Naperville, Ill. Meghan Wethington So. Geneseo, Ill. Polly Dalton Fr. Hartford, Wis. Callie Winter Fr. Downers Grove, Ill. Alicia DeGrado Sr. Bloomingdale, Ill. Katie Hatch So. Maple Park, Ill. Carthage Allison Ignarski Fr. Countryside, Ill. Jessica Ignarski So. Countryside, Ill. Head Coach: Brady Lindsley Elizabeth Micheletti Sr. Glen Ellyn, Ill. Name Yr. Hometown Jacqui Morgan So. Afton, Minn. Amanda Bizub Jr. Hartland, Wis. Erica Pang Jr. Bartlett, Ill. Kelsey Bowen Fr. Beach Park, Ill. Cory Schillerstrom Jr. Naperville, Ill. Meghan DeNamur So. Appleton, Wis. Madeline Urban Fr. West Chicago, Ill. Kaitlyn Farrell Sr. Ottawa, Ill. Margaret Youel Fr. Crystal Lake, Ill. Bridget Fitzpatrick Fr. Hinsdale, Ill. Kelly Gibbs Fr. Zion, Ill. Wheaton Brittney Helbig Jr. Salem, Wis. Bridget Holck Sr. McHenry, Ill. Head Coach: Jane Nelson Lauren Madson Fr. Racine, Wis. Player Yr. Hometown Hollis McPeek Jr. Lake Bluff, Ill. Kirsten Boyer So. Wayne, Pa. Kristina Naidicz So. Kenosha, Wis. Julia Carey So. Morgan, Pa. Paley Nordlof Fr. Belvidere, Ill. Sara Federschmidt Sr. Orange Park, Fla. Bari Reynolds Fr. Sterling, Ill. Lindsey Hallett Sr. Champaign, Ill. Alessandra Ruffolo So. Kenosha, Wis. Melanie Milling Fr. Wheaton, Ill. Emily Sebald So. Mukwonago, Wis. Grace Min Fr. Morganville, N.J. Sarah Sodemann Fr. Janesville, Wis. Julie Nussbaum Jr. Greenwood, Ind. Holly Weber Fr. Salem, Wis. Sarah Ray Fr. Centennial, Colo. Marissa Shults So. San Antonio, Texas Elmhurst Sarah Swanson Fr. Macomb, Mich. Elizabeth Worsowicz Jr. Columbia, Mo. Head Coach: Anthony McPherson Name Yr. Hometown Andrea Cladis Sr. Geneva, Ill. Shannon Dale Sr. Holland, Mich. Virginia Dallman Jr. Glen Ellyn, Ill. Rebecca Davis Jr. Villa Park, Ill. Emily Lagattuta Jr. Itasca, Ill. Alexis Ross Jr. Arlington Heights, Ill. Stephanie Ruff Jr. Elmhurst, Ill. Alex Stark Sr. Batavia, Ill. Emily Tarlini Jr. Plainfield, Ill. Ragan Wilson Fr. Grayslake, Ill.
Illinois Wesleyan Head Coach: Krista Cardona Name Yr. Hometown Helen Alex So. Darien, Ill. Teresa Banks So. Richton Park, Ill. Lauren Casey Fr. Mokena, Ill. Tara Casey Fr. Mokena, Ill. Cassie Devore Sr. Normal, Ill. Lauren Drawbridge Fr. Campton Hills, Ill. Liz Exo So. Frankfort, Ill. Alissa Goetz So. Belleville, Ill. Andrea Kerwin Fr. Naperville, Ill. Rachel Marquardt Fr. Greendale, Wis. Annie Nord So. Bloomington, Ill. Jenna Rowland Sr. Bourbonnais, Ill. Svenja Schroeder Fr. Wheaton, Ill. Kylene Wolfe So. Arlington Heights, Ill. 3 CCIW Women’s Tennis History Past CCIW Champions
Year Team Champion Head Coach Location 2009 Wheaton (72) Jane Nelson Evergreen Racquet Club, Bloomington, Ill. 2008 Wheaton (78) Jane Nelson Evergreen Racquet Club, Bloomington, Ill. 2007 Wheaton (69) Jane Nelson Evergreen Racquet Club, Bloomington, Ill. 2006 Wheaton (69) Jane Nelson Evergreen Racquet Club, Bloomington, Ill. 2005 Wheaton (72) Jane Nelson Evergreen Racquet Club, Bloomington, Ill. 2004 Carthage (68) Brady Lindsley Evergreen Racquet Club, Bloomington, Ill. 2003 Carthage (81) Brady Lindsley Evergreen Racquet Club, Bloomington, Ill. 2002 Carthage (77) Brady Lindsley Evergreen Racquet Club, Bloomington, Ill. 2001 Wheaton (65) Jane Nelson Evergreen Racquet Club, Bloomington, Ill. 2000 Wheaton (67) Jane Nelson Evergreen Racquet Club, Bloomington, Ill. 1999 Wheaton (64) Jane Nelson Evergreen Racquet Club, Bloomington, Ill. 1998 Wheaton (70) Jane Nelson Evergreen Racquet Club, Bloomington, Ill. 1997 Augustana (59) Larry Flaherty Oak Lawn Racquet Club, Oak Lawn, Ill. 1996 Augustana (68) Larry Flaherty Oak Lawn Racquet Club, Oak Lawn, Ill. 1995 Wheaton (65) Jane Nelson South Park Tennis Club, Moline, Ill. 1994 Augustana (64) Larry Flaherty Oak Lawn Racquet Club, Oak Lawn, Ill. 1993 Augustana (68) Larry Flaherty Tam Tennis Club, Niles, Ill. 1992 Illinois Wesleyan (68) Barb Cothren College Park Athletic Club, Deerfield, Ill. 1991 Carthage (81) Ron Zalokar College Park Athletic Club, Deerfield, Ill. 1990 Wheaton (90) Jane Nelson Illinois Wesleyan University 1989 Wheaton (97) Jane Nelson 1988 Wheaton (71) Jane Nelson Carthage College 1987 Wheaton (105) Jane Nelson Carroll College 1986 Wheaton (108) Jane Nelson
Women’s Tennis Automatic Qualifier Tournament (held in the spring)
Year Champion Head Coach Runner-Up Score Location 2010 Wheaton Jane Nelson Carthage 8-1 Evergreen Racquet Club, Bloomington, Ill. 2009 Wheaton Jane Nelson Carthage 9-0 Carthage College 2008 Wheaton Jane Nelson Carthage 8-1 Evergreen Racquet Club, Bloomington, Ill. 2007 Carthage Brady Lindsley Wheaton 5-4 Illinois Wesleyan University
Past CCIW Championship Team Standings
2009 2005 2001 1. Wheaton - 72 1. Wheaton - 72 1. Wheaton - 65 2. Carthage - 55 2. Carthage - 60 2. Carthage - 63 3. North Central - 39 3. Illinois Wesleyan - 48 3. Augustana - 39 4. Augustana - 26 4. Augustana - 20 4. Illinois Wesleyan - 33 5. Illinois Wesleyan - 24 5. North Central - 12 5. Millikin - 12 6. Elmhurst - 5 6. Elmhurst - 7 6. North Central - 9 7. Millikin - 3 7. Millikin - 6 7. Elmhurst - 2 8. North Park - 2 2008 2004 1. Wheaton - 78 1. Carthage - 68 2000 2. Carthage - 57 2. Wheaton - 59 1. Wheaton - 67 3. Illinois Wesleyan - 27 3. Illinois Wesleyan - 47 2. Carthage - 59 4. North Central - 24 4. Augustana - 31 3. Illinois Wesleyan - 42 5. Augustana - 22 5. North Central - 9 4. Augustana - 34 6. Elmhurst - 13 6. Millikin - 6 5. Millikin - 11 7. Millikin - 3 7. Elmhurst - 5 6. North Park - 6 7. North Central - 4 2007 2003 8. Elmhurst - 2 1. Wheaton - 69 1. Carthage - 81 2. Carthage - 59 2. Wheaton - 46 1999 3. Augustana - 37 3. Illinois Wesleyan - 45 1. Wheaton - 64 4. North Central - 27 4. Augustana - 35 2. Carthage - 59 5. Illinois Wesleyan - 23 5. Elmhurst - 8 3. Augustana - 48 6. Millikin - 5 6. North Central - 7 4. Illinois Wesleyan - 27 7. Elmhurst - 5 7. Millikin - 3 5. Millikin - 14 6. Elmhurst - 6 2006 2002 7. North Central - 5 1. Wheaton - 69 1. Carthage - 77 8. North Park - 1 2. Carthage - 66 2. Wheaton - 51 3. Illinois Wesleyan - 35 3. Illinois Wesleyan - 42 1998 4. Augustana - 28 4. Augustana - 32 1. Wheaton - 70 5. Elmhurst - 15 5. North Central - 14 2. Carthage - 53 6. Millikin - 6 6. Elmhurst - 5 3. Augustana - 47 7. North Central - 6 7. Millikin - 4 4. Illinois Wesleyan - 34 8. North Park - 1 5. Elmhurst - 11 6. North Central - 5 7. Millikin - 4 8. North Park - 0 4 CCIW Women’s Tennis History 1997 1993 1989 1. Augustana - 59 1. Augustana - 68 1. Wheaton - 97 2. Wheaton - 57 2. Wheaton - 56 2. Augustana - 74 3. Carthage - 38 3. Illinois Wesleyan - 55 3. Illinois Wesleyan - 62 4. Illinois Wesleyan - 37 4. Carthage - 24 4. Elmhurst - 49 5. Millikin - 19 5. North Central - 19 5. Millikin - 35 6. Elmhurst - 10 6. North Park - 8 6. Carthage - 33 7. North Central - 3 7. Elmhurst - 3 7. North Central - 21 8. North Park - 0 8. Millikin - 1 8. North Park - 6 9. Carroll - 2 1996 1992 1. Augustana - 68 1. Illinois Wesleyan - 68 1988 2. Wheaton - 62 2. Carthage - 45 1. Wheaton - 71 3. Illinois Wesleyan - 35 3. Wheaton - 41 2. Augustana - 48 4. Carthage - 32 4. Augustana - 38 3. Elmhurst - 43 5. Millikin - 26 5. Elmhurst - 23 4. Carroll - 31 6. Elmhurst - 6 6. North Central - 11 5. Illinois Wesleyan - 11 7. North Central - 5 7. North Park - 7 6. Carthage - 7 8. North Park - 0 8. Millikin - 1 7. Millikin - 3 8. North Park - 0 1995 1991 8. North Central - 0 1. Wheaton - 65 1. Carthage - 81 2. Augustana - 55 2. Wheaton - 78 1987 3. Illinois Wesleyan - 43 3. Augustana - 75 1. Wheaton - 105 4. Carthage - 35 4. Illinois Wesleyan - 68 2. Augustana - 71 5. Millikin - 28 5. Millikin - 30 3. Elmhurst - 65 6. Elmhurst - 5 6. Elmhurst - 20 4. Millikin - 43 7. North Central - 3 7.North Park - 16 5. Carthage - 34 8. North Park - 1 8. North Central - 11 6. Carroll - 33 9. Carroll - 5 7. Illinois Wesleyan - 24 1994 8. North Park - 7 Augustana - 64 1990 9. North Central - 2 Illinois Wesleyan - 58 1. Wheaton - 91 Wheaton - 54 2. Augustana - 85 1986 Carthage - 24 3. Carthage - 55 1. Wheaton - 108 Millikin - 16 4. Illinois Wesleyan - 53 2. Augustana - 87 North Park - 9 5. Millikin - 30 3. Elmhurst - 65 Elmhurst - 8 6. Elmhurst - 27 4. Millikin - 51 North Central - 1 7. Carroll - 15 5. Carthage - 42 8. North Central - 15 6. Carroll - 30 9. North Park - 1 7. North Park - 9 8. Illinois Wesleyan - 6 9. North Central - 3
Past CCIW Individual Champions Number One Singles 1994 Laura Brockob (Illinois Wesleyan) 1986 Claudia Bessey (Wheaton) 1995 Elisabeth Norten (Wheaton) 1987 Karin Fox (Elmhurst) 1996 Katy Kozlowski (Augustana) 1988 Riitta Burkhard (Elmhurst) 1997 Kim Cornett (Wheaton) 1989 Hillary Conley (Wheaton) 1998 Emily Wilt (Wheaton) 1990 Hillary Conley (Wheaton) 1999 Emily Wilt (Wheaton) 1991 Jean Fraser (Augustana) 2000 Kari Jorgensen (Wheaton) 1992 Marie Dennison (Illinois Wesleyan) 2001 Rachel Zorn (Wheaton) 1993 Brigette Morrow (Augustana) 2002 Sara Cahoon (Carthage) 1994 Sarah Ainsworth (Augustana) 2003 Sara Cahoon (Carthage) 1995 Laura Brockob, (Ill. Wesleyan) 2004 Elizca Buys (Carthage) 1996 Sarah Ainsworth (Augustana) 2005 Jordan Hook (Wheaton) 1997 Sarah Ainsworth (Augustana) 2006 Elizca Buys (Carthage) 1998 Sarah Lesinski (Carthage) 2007 Beth Kaufman (Carthage) 1999 Sarah Lesinski (Carthage) 2008 Elizabeth Worsowicz (Wheaton) 2000 Emily Wilt (Wheaton) 2009 Beth Kaufman (Carthage) 2001 Kelly Mikkila (Carthage) 2002 Kelly Mikkila (Carthage) Number Three Singles 2003 Kelly Mikkila (Carthage) 1986 Suzie Storer (Wheaton) 2004 Elizabeth Maclellan (Wheaton) 1987 Suzie Storer (Wheaton) 2005 Elizabeth Maclellan (Wheaton) 1988 Hillary Conley (Wheaton) 2006 Jordan Hook (Wheaton) 1989 Heather McAllister (Wheaton) 2007 Jordan Hook (Wheaton) 1990 Wendy Woldenberg (Augustana) 2008 Jordan Hook (Wheaton) 1991 Amy O’Connor ( Ill. Wesleyan) 2009 Elizabeth Worsowicz (Wheaton) 1992 Christy Vermeer (Wheaton) 1993 Sarah Ainsworth (Augustana) Number Two Singles 1994 Laurie Jacobs (Illinois Wesleyan) 1986 Kim Rasmussen (Wheaton) 1995 Leanne Biehl (Wheaton) 1987 P.L. Bandy (Wheaton) 1996 Leanne Biehl (Wheaton) 1988 Ellen Hamilton (Elmhurst) 1997 Leanne Biehl (Wheaton) 1989 Julie Rybka (Wheaton) 1998 Leanne Biehl (Wheaton) 1990 Julie Rybka (Wheaton) 1999 Laura Byrne (Wheaton) 1991 Heather Cowan (Wheaton) 2000 Rachel Zorn (Wheaton) 1992 Shari McChesney (Augustana) 2001 Sara Cahoon (Carthage) 1993 Laura Brockob (Illinois Wesleyan) 2002 Heather Waybright (Wheaton) 5 CCIW Women’s Tennis History 2003 Elizca Buys (Carthage) 2006 Jill Casserly (Wheaton) 2004 Amanda Sta. Romana (Carthage) 2007 Sara Federschmidt (Wheaton) 2005 Karly Olson (Wheaton) 2008 Lindsey Hallett (Wheaton) 2006 Kristin Minkowski (Carthage) 2009 Kirsten Boyer (Wheaton) 2007 Taylor Gustafson (Carthage) 2008 Taylor Gustafson (Carthage) Number One Doubles 2009 Hollis McPeek (Carthage) 1986 Claudia Bessey/Kim Rasmussen (Wheaton) 1987 P.L. Bandy/Julie Sisel (Wheaton) Number Four Singles 1988 Riitta Burkhard/Ellen Hamilton (Elmhurst) 1986 Dana Ferry (Wheaton) 1989 Hillary Conley/ Shannon Minton (Wheaton) 1987 Stacey Baker (Wheaton) 1990 Hillary Conley/Colleen Joransen (Wheaton) 1988 P.L. Bandy (Wheaton) 1991 Alexis Siegel/Judy Schlicht (Carthage) 1989 Beth Cook (Augustana) 1992 Marie Dennison/Amy O’Connor (Illinois Wesleyan) 1990 Brigette Morrow (Augustana) 1993 Amy O’Connor/Laura Brockob (Illinois Wesleyan) 1991 Holly Parrish (Wheaton) 1994 Holly Parrish/Kristin McCamish (Wheaton) 1992 Alisa Swanson (Illinois Wesleyan) 1995 Kristen McCamish/Elisabeth Norten (Wheaton) 1993 Paige Glomsrud (Wheaton) 1996 Kerry Flaherty/Sarah Ainsworth (Augustana) 1994 Kerry Flaherty (Augustana) 1997 Sarah Ainsworth/Larisa Rumin (Augustana) 1995 Kelly Daniels (Carthage) 1998 Elizabeth Kavanagh/Erin Roti (Augustana) 1996 Kim Cornett (Wheaton) 1999 Erin Roti/Larisa Rumin (Augustana) 1997 Angela Chua (Wheaton) 2000 Christine Hamm/Kristine Meulendyke (Carthage) 1998 Kimberly Cornett (Wheaton) 2001 Christine Hamm/Kristine Meulendyke (Carthage) 1999 Margo Clarke (Augustana) 2002 Sara Cahoon/Kelly Mikkila (Carthage) 2000 Nicole Tiberi (Illinois Wesleyan) 2003 Sara Cahoon/Kelly Mikkila (Carthage) 2001 Helen Culbertson (Wheaton) 2004 Kelly Mikkila/Elizca Buys (Carthage) 2002 Alex Jackson (Carthage) 2005 Elizca Buys/Amanda Sta. Romana (Carthage) 2003 Alex Jackson (Carthage) 2006 Jordan Hook/Karly Olson (Wheaton) 2004 Alex Jackson (Carthage) 2007 Gina Klein/Taylor Gustafson (Carthage) 2005 Kristin Minkowski (Carthage) 2008 Jordan Hook/Elizabeth Worsowicz (Wheaton) 2006 Gina Klein (Carthage) 2009 Gina Klein/Hollis McPeek (Carthage) 2007 Brittney Dunn (Wheaton) 2008 Kayli Edwards (Wheaton) Number Two Doubles 2009 Lindsey Hallett (Wheaton) 1986 Suzie Storer/Dana Ferry (Wheaton) 1987 Dana Ferry/Suzie Storer(Wheaton) Number Five Singles 1988 Suzie Storer/Danna Ferry (Wheaton) 1986 Stacey Baker (Wheaton) 1989 Heather McAllister/Julie Rybka (Wheaton) 1987 Julie Sisel (Wheaton) 1990 Wendy Woldenberg/Jodi Simenec (Augustana) 1988 Suzie Storer (Wheaton) 1991 Holly Parrish/Christy Vermeer (Wheaton) 1989 Shannon Minton (Wheaton) 1992 Laurie Jacobs/Alisa Swanson (Illinois Wesleyan) 1990 Colleen Joransen (Wheaton) 1993 Heather Cowan/Paige Glomsrud (Wheaton) 1991 Caroline Waring (Carthage) 1994 Danielle Dato/Katie Kozlowski (Augustana) 1992 Aimee Maurer (Carthage) 1995 Mari Anderson/Leanne Biehl (Wheaton) 1993 Moira Kinnally (Augustana) 1996 Leanne Biehl/Christine Parker (Wheaton) 1994 Mari Andersen (Wheaton) 1997 Liz Kavanagh/Erin Roti (Augustana) 1995 Tara Rostron (Augustana) 1998 Leanne Biehl/Emily Wilt (Wheaton) 1996 Christine Parker (Wheaton) 1999 Kati Jorgensen/Laura Byrne (Wheaton) 1997 Sara Nance (Illinois Wesleyan) 2000 Anne Wischnowski/Heather Waybright (Wheaton) 1998 Angie Gamble (Wheaton) 2001 Sara Cahoon/Kelly Mikkila (Carthage) 1999 Kati Jorgensen (Wheaton) 2002 Christine Hamm/Kristine Meulendyke (Carthage) 2000 Sara Cahoon (Carthage) 2003 Elizca Buys/Kristine Meulendyke (Carthage) 2001 Heather Waybright (Wheaton) 2004 Amanda Sta. Romana/Alex Jackson (Carthage) 2002 Christine Hamm (Carthage) 2005 Karly Olson/Brooke Parrish (Wheaton) 2003 Kristine Meulendyke (Carthage) 2006 Kristin Minkowski/Gina Klein (Carthage) 2004 Sarah Rusch (Illinois Wesleyan) 2007 Beth Kaufman/Kathleen Hornick (Carthage) 2005 Shannon Hale (Wheaton) 2008 Brittney Dunn/Kayli Edwards (Wheaton) 2006 Brittney Dunn (Wheaton) 2009 Lindsey Hallett/Kirsten Boyer (Wheaton) 2007 Kayli Edwards (Wheaton) 2008 Jill Casserly (Wheaton) Number Three Doubles 2009 Sara Federschmidt (Wheaton) 1986 P.L. Bandy/Kristi Kroft (Wheaton) 1987 Stacey Baker/Kristi Kroft (Wheaton) Number Six Singles 1988 Shannon Minton/Hillary Conley (Wheaton) 1986 P.L. Bandy (Wheaton) 1989 Kristy Vermeer/Cindy Boos (Wheaton) 1987 Hillary Conley (Wheaton) 1990 Kristy Vermeer/Cindy Boos (Wheaton) 1988 Shannon Minton (Wheaton) 1991 Andrea Magyar/Erin Walsh (Augustana) 1989 Stacy Phillips (Augustana) 1992 Lynn Devera/Stacie DeLair (Illinois Wesleyan) 1990 Marika Lindquist (Augustana) 1993 Moira Kinnally/Tara Rostron (Augustana) 1991 Andrea Magyar (Augustana) 1994 Moira Kinnally/Tara Rostron (Augustana) 1992 Pam Bedker (Carthage) 1995 Moira Kinnally/Tara Rostron (Augustana) 1993 Tara Rostron (Augustana) 1996 Liz Kavanagh/Erin Roti (Augustana) 1994 Katie Kozlowski (Augustana) 1997 Cherie Matthaidess/Kelly Carstensen (Carthage) 1995 JoAnne Stutz (Wheaton) 1998 Cherie Matthaidess/Kelly Carstensen (Carthage) 1996 Elizabeth Kavanagh (Augustana) 1999 Cherie Matthaidess/Kelly Carstensen (Carthage) 1997 Margo Clarke (Augustana) 2000 Sara Cahoon/Rachel Lesinski (Carthage) 1998 Joana Stutz (Wheaton) 2001 Rachel Lesinski/Natalie Widaman (Carthage) 1999 Julie Long (Wheaton) 2002 Rachel Lesinski/Natalie Widaman (Carthage) 2000 Anne Wischnowski (Wheaton) 2003 Alex Jackson/Natalie Widaman (Carthage) 2001 Anne Wischnowski (Wheaton) 2004 Leah Moberg/Sarah Myre (Wheaton) 2002 Natalie Widaman (Carthage) 2005 Leah Moberg/Shannon Hale (Wheaton) 2003 Natalie Widaman (Carthage) 2006 Shannon Hale/Brittney Dunn (Wheaton) 2004 Karly Olson (Wheaton) 2007 Brittney Dunn/Kayli Edwards (Wheaton) 2005 Brooke Braastad (Carthage) 2008 Jill Casserly/Lindsey Hallett (Wheaton) 2009 Jill Casserly/Sara Federschmidt (Wheaton) 6 College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin
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15 NCAA Division III Champions Men’s Cross Country (13) 40 National Championships 1975 North Central 1976 North Central 1978 North Central 1979 North Central and Counting 1981 North Central CCIW schools have accounted for 40 national championships at the 1982 North Central NCAA Division III level since the NCAA divided into three divisions in 1987 North Central 1973. Three women’s national titles were won before the CCIW began 1992 North Central sponsoring women’s athletics in 1986. 1993 North Central 1997 North Central 1998 North Central CCIW schools have accounted for 40 1999 North Central national championships at the NCAA 2009 North Central Division III level since the NCAA divided Men’s Basketball (6) into three divisions in 1973. 1978 North Park North Central men’s cross country 1979 North Park won its 13th national title in program 1980 North Park history during the fall of 2009, while 1985 North Park the North Central men’s indoor track & 1987 North Park field team captured the 2010 national 1997 Illinois Wesleyan championship. The Cardinals made Men’s Outdoor Track & Field (5) it clean sweep by winning the men’s 1989 North Central outdoor track & field title in the spring 1994 North Central of 2010. 1998 North Central 2000 North Central In addition, the Illinois Wesleyan 2010 North Central women’s outdoor track & field team, as well as the baseball team, took Football (4) home national titles, giving the CCIW 1983 Augustana five national championships during the 1984 Augustana 2009-10 season. 1985 Augustana 1986 Augustana
Women’s Soccer (3) 2004 Wheaton 2006 Wheaton 2007 Wheaton
Women’s Outdoor Track & Field (2) 2008 Illinois Wesleyan 2010 Illinois Wesleyan
Men’s Indoor Track & Field (2) 1989 North Central 2010 North Central
Men’s Soccer (2) 1984 Wheaton 1997 Wheaton
Women’s Indoor Track & Field (1) 2008 Illinois Wesleyan
Women’s Basketball (1) 2007 NCAA Division III Women’s Soccer Champions 2005 Millikin Wheaton Thunder Baseball (1) 2010 Illinois Wesleyan
Women’s Titles Pre-1986 Women’s Basketball (1) 1983 North Central
Volleyball (2) 1983 Elmhurst 1985 Elmhurst
NCAA College Division Champions Men’s Basketball (1) 1958 Wheaton
NAIA Champions Men’s Swimming (4) 2010 NCAA Division III Baseball Champions 1958 North Central Illinois Wesleyan Titans 1961 North Central 1962 North Central 1963 North Central CCIW Mission Statement The College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin exists to serve a select group of private colleges and universities of similar size and heritage, which share a deep commitment to superior undergraduate education and a common perspective on the role of intercollegiate athletics in that education. The conference supports the following principles that distinguish the CCIW and its approach to intercollegiate athletics:
* Student-focused approach - CCIW schools place the highest priority on the overall educational experience of the individual student. Athletics are viewed as an important element of a well-rounded education. Student- athletes are integrated into the mainstream of the entire student body, receive no special privileges and are encouraged to participate in other campus groups and activities. The conference supports the active recruitment of student-athletes as a means of achieving the educational aims of each member institution.
* Broad based athletics programs - The CCIW program is wide-ranging in scope, with meaningful competition and championships offered in numerous sports. Each member institution offers a broad based program of intercollegiate sports and seeks widespread student participation in that program.
* Fairness and equity - CCIW schools are sensitive and responsive to the needs and interests of both male and female athletes, and are governed by principles of fairness and equity in its approach to funding, staffing and overall support for all sports. Each member institution is expected to fully comply with all NCAA, CCIW and institutional rules and regulations in the operation of its athletics program.
* Overall excellence and national stature of the conference - The CCIW seeks to continually develop and strengthen itself with the goal of recognition of the premier NCAA Division III athletic conference. The CCIW seeks to promote keen competition, the highest level of sportsmanship and the strongest performance possible in each sport. Regular participation by member institutions in NCAA regional and national competition is an ongoing conference goal. Official CCIW Ball Partners
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