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KALAMAZOO COLLEGE FALL SPORTS 1991 Table of Contents Kalamazoo College Facts, Fall Athletic Staff, Fall Athletic Facilities ...... 2 1990-91 Highlights ...... _, ...... _ ...... 3 To the Media, About Kalamazoo College ...... 4
FOOTBALL Outlook ...... ~ ...... 5-6 Schedule, Series Records ...... 7 Roster ...... 8-9 Player Profiles ...... 10-12 Coaches' Profiles ...... 13-14 Opponents at a Glance ...... 15-16 1990 Season in Review ...... 17 1990 Statistics ...... 18-20 1990 MIAA Standings and Statistics ...... 21-24 All-Time Records ...... 25 Past Records by Season ...... 'lh-Zl All-Time Coaching Records ...... 28 VOLLEYBALL Outlook ...... -...... , ...... , ...... ~ ... 29 Schedule ...... 30 Roster, Coaches' Profiles ...... 31 1990 Season in Review ...... 32 1990 Results ...... 33-34 MEN'S SOCCER Outlook ...... _...... - ...... _.35 Schedule, Coach's Profile ...... 36 Roster, Coaches Profile ...... 37 1990 Results, Season in Review ...... 38-40 WOMEN'S SOCCER
Outlook ...... m ...... 41 Schedule, Coach's Profile ...... 42 Roster ...... ;...... ~ ...... 43 1990 Results, Season in Review ...... 44-46 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY Outlooks ...... - ...... _ ...... 47 Schedule, Coaches' Profiles ...... 48 Rosters ...... , ...... 49 1990 Results ...... 5(}-5-2 MEN'S GOLF Outlook ...... , ...... 53 Schedule ...... 54 Roster, Coach's Profile ...... , ...... 55 1990 Results ...... , ...... 56 WOMEN'S GOLF Outlook ...... 51 Schedule, Roster ...... , ...... 58 Coaches' Profiles ...... , ...... 59
Fall Sports Composite Schedule ...... 60-61 2
Kalamazoo College Facts
Location: Kalamazoo, Michigan Founded: 1833 Enrollment: 1,260 President: Dr. Lawrence Bryan Nickname: Hornets Conference: Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association National Affiliation: NCAA Division III Team Colors: Orange and Black
Fall Athletic Staff
Director of Men's Athletics: Bob Kent ...... ------····---- ..- ...... - ....··----- ..--- ..--(616) 383-8605 Director of Women's Athletics/Women's Golf: Lyn Maurer ...... - .. -····---·(616) 383-8587 Football: David Warmack ....- ...... _ ...... - ....- ..- ....- ...... - •• --.. - •• - .... ------.(616) 383-8517 Men's &: Women's Cross Country: Peter Livingstone-McNelis ...... _ ..____ .... -.(616) 383-8427 Men's Golf: Joe Haklin ...... ~ ...... -(616) 383-8586 Men's Soccer: Hardy Fuchs ...... _ ...... (616) 383-8486 Women's Soccer. Scott Forrester __.... ___.... _ .. _ .... _ .. _ .... __.... _ .. _ .... _ .. _ .._ .... _.(616) 383-8427 Volleyball: Jean.ne Hess ...... _.. .. (616) 383-8518 Equipment Manager. Van. Nickert ...... (616) 383-5651 Sports Information Director. John Greenhoe -··-······················-··--······-···············-(616) 383-8584 (office) (616) 343-6506 (home) (616) 383-8503 (FAX) Sports Hotline: ...... - ...... - .. ___...... - ...... _...... t 6) 383-5664
Fall Athletic Facilities
Men's &: Women's Cross Country: Arcadia Cross Country Course Men's &: Women's Golf: Kalamazoo Country Club Football: Angell Field (Capacity 3,000) Men's &: Women's Soccer. MacKenzie Field Volleyball: Anderson Athletic Center (Capacity 2,000) 3
1990-91 Hornet Highlights
Six Hornet teams were crowned MIAA champions during the 1990-91 school year, with five "K" squads taking undisputed league titles (more than any other MIAA school). Kalamazoo's men's tennis team won its 53rd consecutive crown, while the volleyball team won its first-ever MIAA title. Hornet teams also captured firsts in women's swimming & diving, women's tennis, and men's and women's soccer.
Kalamazoo continued to lead the MIAA in all-time team championships, increasing its cumulative total to 214 during the 1990-91 school year. The runner-up league institution has won 152 team titles.
The men's tennis team won an unprecedented fifth NCAA Division m championship in May, defeating the University of California-Santa Cruz in the finals. Lewis Miller won the Division Ill singles title, becoming the fourth Hornet to do so. Other teams qualifying for post-season competition were volleyball and men's and women's soccer. Teams qualifying individuals for post-season action were women's tennis and men's and women's swimming and diving.
Fifteen Hornet student-athletes achieved all-American honors during the 199Q-91 year, with half of the Hornets' 16 teams producing at least one all-American. Two of those student-athletes (David Doyle and Nathan Eddy) were Academic All-Ameri cans. Since the 1985-86 school year, Kalamazoo College student-athletes have achieved all-American status 74 times.
Five Hornets were named the MIAA most valuable player in their sport: Karen Carney (women's soccer), Derek Bylsma (men's soccer), Mei Zhang (volleyball), Lewis Miller (men's tennis) and Jackie Aurelia (women's tennis).
Kalamazoo took third place in the MIAA All-Sports Standings for the third straight year with 112 points. Of the total, 51 points were accounted for by men's sports and the other 61 points were accounted for by women's sports.
Three Hornet coaches received "Coach of the Year" honors from their peers. George Acker (men's tennis) and Pete Kowall (women's soccer) were both voted NCAA Division Ill Coach of the Year, while Jeanne Hess (volleyball) was voted Division ill Midwest Region Coach of the Year. 4
To the Media
Members of the news media are encouraged to cover Kalamazoo College athletic events. Radio stations wishing to broadcast events should notify the Sports Information Office at least two weeks in advance. Telephone line arrangements can be made through Michigan Bell at 1-530-3535 (if calling from outside the 616 area code, call collect). Representatives of the print media, or reporters representing radio or television stations wishing to cover a specific event should contact the Sports Information Office at least one day prior to the event so appropriate on-site arrangements can be made.
News media representatives wishing to interview a specific student-athlete should contact the Sports Information Office to set up the interview.
For further information concerning Kalamazoo College athletics, contact the Kalamazoo College Sports Information Office, 1200 Academy, Kalamazoo, Mich., 49007. Phone: (616) 383-8584.
About Kalamazoo College
Kalamazoo is a private, coeducational, four-year liberal arts college. Founded in 1833, it is among the 100 oldest colleges and universities in the nation. The excellence of its academic programs has earned the College a ''highly competitive" rating by Barron's Profiles of American Colleges. Nearly all of the 1,260 students are enrolled full time and live on campus, creating a greater sense of community. The College has an excellent teaching faculty, most with doctorates in their fields. The student-faculty ratio of 12:1 affords small classes and personal attention to indi- vidual student needs. · Kalamazoo offers 23 majors and five other areas of concentrated study. It is noted for strength in the sciences, pre-professional programs, economics and business admin istration, and foreign languages. The career development internship and foreign study programs are exceptional among all American colleges and universities. Over 80 per cent of all Kalamazoo students participate in these off-campus experiences. The campus is located in an attractive residential area, minutes from the downtown business district. The city of Kalamazoo, the fifth-largest metropolitan center in Michi gan, provides a wide variety of cultural, social and recreational opportunities. Midway between Chicago and Detroit on 1-94, Kalamazoo is served by major bus lines, AMTRAK rail service and several airlines. 5 Football
1991 Outlook
In 1990, Kalamazoo College's football School All-Star Tony Prey of Westland will bring team gained the respect of its Michigan Intercolle added size and depth to the front line. giate Athletic Association opponents. In 1991, the Hornets hope to go one step further and challenge With help from its impressive group of for a league championship. linemen, Kalamazoo should have improved Under first year head coach Dave success in establishing its ground game. Tailbacks Warmack, the revitalized Hornets achieved a Walter Miller (Holland/Zeeland) and Mike record of 3-5-1-their best record since 1983--last Herron (Rockford) will be two of the Hornets' top fall and are ready to improve on their fifth-place rushing threats. Miller, a senior, showed flashes MIAA finish. of brilliance despite injury difficulties last season One reason for this bright outlook is while sophomore Herron established himself as Kalamazoo's solid core of returning linemen. an effective runner. Freshman Dan Foster (Byron), Eleven Hornet linemen who started at least one who has run the 100 meters in 10.9 seconds, could contest will return this fall, and those players also play some tailback. should be even more effective after working hard Junior Gavin Fredericks (DeWitt), a in the weight room during the off season. powerful runner, returns at fullback. He will be One of Kalamazoo's goals will be to challenged for playing time by freshmen Jeff improve its consistency on offense. The Hornets' Lund (Bay City All Saints) and Jason experienced front line should make moving the Himmelspach (Dearborn Edsel Ford). ball easier, while the Kalamazoo defense hopes to create more opportunities for the offense by Quarterback is wide open as last year's causing turnovers. starter, Mike Siwajek, is expected to sit out the season following arm surgery. Sophomore Chris OFFENSE Berkimer (DeWitt) will have the inside track after a favorable showing (20 of 38 passing, 185 yards) Kalamazoo's offensive line will be led by in limited action last fall. He'll be challenged by a three seniors: all-conference center Tarek strong group of freshman signalcallers: Greg Buckmaster of North Muskegon, along with Holmes (Tawas), Tiki Ghosh (Southfield-Lathrup) tackle Rob Beattie (Ann Arbor /Pioneer H.S.) and and Steve Crowley (Ravenna). Gary Kurc (Bloomfield Hills/Lahser), who will play either guard or tight end. There are some big shoes to fill at the Kurc, one of the team's best athletes, will receiving positions with the graduation of David be counted on heavily this season after missing Doyle, an Academic All-American, and ~<;en much of last season due to a knee injury. He will Turkington, who combined to accumulate nearly vie with fellow senior Dennis Striegle (DorrI 1,000 yards from pass receptions last fall. Hopkins) for the tight end position. Dave Ringler (Grand Rapids/ Although it will be hard to replace first Northview), a senior, and junior Mark Abbott team All-MIAA lineman Tom Anderson, who has (Marshall) are the team's top returning receivers, graduated, Warmack will look to returnees like although Ringler's status is questionable follow junior Greg Obor (Detroit/Dearborn Divine ing an off-season knee injury. Abbott has blazing Child) and sophomores Steve Jacobson (Kalam speed and could be a favorite aerial target. azoo/Central) and Jason Morgan (Oxford) to take Other returning pass catchers include up some of the slack. sophomores Jason Wagner (Mendon), Matt Freshmen Scott French, a 6-4, 260-pound Stapleton (Beulah/Benzie Central) and Andy tackle from Kalamazoo, and Michigan High Ferris (Charlotte). Continued on Page 6 6
1991 Outlook (Continued)
DEFENSE Two juniors from Northville, Randy Jones The defensive line should have a more and Mike Karfis, are early favorites for starting formidable look to it. Junior tackle Steve Sloan jobs in the defensive backfield. Jones, who has (Lakeland, Fla./Waterford, Mich., Mott), who led excellent speed, could also play on offense as a the Hornets in tackles last season with 78, may be wide receiver, while Karfis will be switching to shifted to defensive end to put more bulk on the the secondary after playing tailback for the interior line. Aaron Berkey (Toledo/St. Johns), a Hornets. 24~pound sophomore who bench presses 430 Juniors Dan Gore (Grosse Pointe Woods/ pounds, is expected to take over one of the tackle Warren De La Salle) and Rob Davidson (Troy/ slots. The other likely will be filled by one of two Athens) could contribute in the secondary if they outstanding freshman prospects: Tony Prey or are able to shake nagging injuries, while freshmen Kwame Warfield, a 252-pound tackle from Dave Kauffman (Schoolcraft) and Aaron Portland, Ore. (Benson Tech). Robinson (Grosse Ile) will also compete for Senior co-captain Gary Wilson playing time. (Petoskey), a second-team All-MIAA pick who recorded seven tackles for lost yardage last KICKING GAME season, returns at the other defensive end. Sophomore William Murphy (Lansing/Sexton) Todd DeKatch (Burton/Holy Rosary), could see playing time at defensive end or who has handled most of Kalamazoo's linebacker. placekicking duties for the past two campaigns, will return for his final season. However, The other co-captain, senior Ed Walsh, DeKatch will be competing for playing time at will lead the linebackers. Walsh, named to the linebacker, so sophomore Brad Demirjian (North All-MIAA second team in 1990, has improved his Muskegon) may take over some of the kicking strength due to off-season conditioning and is responsibilities. described by Warmack as a "heady, intelligent player." Other returning linebackers are juniors Punting is a question mark. Paul Sean Mullendore (Greenville) and Phil Wilson Reppenhagen has graduated and with Siwajek (Rochester Hills/Rochester), who respectively sidelined by injury, the punting job is wide open. notched 59 and 57 tackles last season. Top candidates are Gary Kurc and sophomore The linebacking corps should receive a Steve Bastian (Northville). significant boost with the anticipated move of senior Scott Schulz (Battle Creek/Pennfield) from SCHEDULE defensive end to linebacker. The expected move will enable the Hornets to capitalize on Schulz's Kalamazoo's early season schedule is excellent speed. favorable with four of the first five games at Freshmen who could challenge for home. The Hornets open the '91 campaign at playing time at linebacker include: Pete Avis, a Angell Field Sept. 14, hosting Illinois Benedictine first-team All-State player from Galesburg College. Kalamazoo entertains Lakeland (Wiscon Augusta, Bob Holloway (Northville) and Karow sin) College the following Saturday, and will Gordon (Grosse Pointe University Liggett). close on the non-league schedule at home against Trinity (Illinois) College on Oct. 12. The secondary will be young this season, The Hornets aim to use their early but the Hornets have an outstanding returnee in schedule as a springboard and be full of confi junior free safety Sam Khashan (Northville), who dence on Oct. 12, when they host defending led Kalamazoo in solo tackles last season with 40. MIAA champion Albion College in the league Despite weighing just 175 pounds, Khashan is a opener. hard hitter who also excels at pass coverage.
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1991 Schedule
Date Opponent Time Sept. 14 ILLINOIS BENEDICTINE 1:30p.m. Sept. 21 LAKELAND (WI) COLLEGE 1:30p.m. Sept. 28 at University of Chicago 2:30p.m. Oct.5 ~(IL)COLLEGE 1:30p.m. Oct. 12 ALBION COLLEGE• 1:30p.m. Oct. 19 at Olivet College• 1:30p.m. Oct. 26 ALMA COLLEGE (Homecoming)• 2:00p.m. Nov.2 at Hope College• 1:00p.m. Nov.9 at Adrian College• 1:00p.m.
•Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association contest All times Eastern Home games played at Angell Field All games broadcast by WQSN-AM (1470), Kalamazoo
Series Records; 1991 Opponents
Opponent Started Won Lost Tied Last Game Illinois Benedictine 1971 4 1 0 199Q-Kalamazoo 31-6 Lakeland College 1991 0 0 0 First Meeting University of Chicago 1990 1 0 0 199Q-Kalamazoo 39,.7 Trinity College 1991 0 0 0 First Meeting Albion College 1896 34 65 5 199Q-Albion 38-0 Olivet College 1895 48 40 2 199D-Olivet 27-14 Alma College 1892 31 44 5 199D-Kalamazoo 28-24 Hope College 1910 28 34 6 199D-Hope 21-15 Adrian College 1909 28 25 1 199Q-Tie, 14-14
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1991 Pre-season Roster
No. Name Yr. Ht. Wt. Pos. High School 1 Mark Abbott,... Jr. 5-10 165 WR Marshall Ryan Arnold So. 6-2 170 WR Rochester Adams Pete Avis Fr. 6-0 203 LB Galesburg-Augusta Vishal Bansal Fr. 6-0 205 G Andover Steve Bastian So. 5-11 180 DB Northville 74 Rob Beattie.... Sr. 6-0 280 T Ann Arbor Pioneer Jason Beckrow Fr. 6-2 230 G/DT New Lathrup 59 Aaron Berkey"' So. 6-0 245 DT Toledo St. Johns 11 Chris Berkimert So. 6-3 215 QB DeWitt Scott Boos Fr. 6-3 210 T Schoolcraft 84 Anthony Brown Fr. 6-4 221 TE Muskegon 55 Tarek Buckmast~ Sr. 6-4 240 c North Muskegon 60 GregCibo~ Jr. 6-0 220 G Dearborn Divine Child 21 Dale Collett Jr. 5-10 170 DB Livonia Churchill Andy Crays Fr. 5-11 200 G North Muskegon Steve Crowley Fr. 5-11 170 QB/DB Ravenna Matt Curtin Fr. 6-0 180 TB/DB Traverse City St. Francis Brian Czaiczynski Fr. 5-11 185 ss Grosse Pointe South Brian Davenport Fr. 6-1 180 ss Lake Orion 96 Rob Davidson"' Jr. 6-2 212 DE Troy Athens 18 Todd DeKatch...... Sr. 6-2 206 LB Flint Holy Rosary Brad Demirjian So. 6-1 165 K North Muskegon Marco DeSanto Fr. 5-11 190 LB Livonia Stevenson Kevin Dolhay"' So. 5-10 175 ss Kalamazoo Loy Norrix Jason Dopp Sr. 6-3 218 T Vicksburg Andy Ferris"' So. 5-9 170 WR Charlotte Dan Foster Fr. 5-9 185 TB Byron 37 Gavin Fredericks"'"' Sr. 6-1 225 FB DeWitt Scott French Fr. 6-4 260 T Kalamazoo Christian Chad Gent Jr. 6-1 230 G Haslett Tiki Ghosh Fr. 6-1 180 QB Southfield-Lathrup Karow Gordon Fr. 5-11 192 LB Grosse Pointe Univ. Liggett 2 Dan Gore"' Jr. 6-0 185 ss Warren De La Salle 93 Brad Greenfield"' So. 6-1 210 DE Waterford Kettering Mike Herron"' So. 6-0 204 TB Rockford 75 Derek Hewitt"' Jr. 6-1 260 T Ypsilanti Jason Himmelspach Fr. 5-10 200 FB Dearborn Edsel Ford Bob Holloway Fr. 6-1 215 LB Northville Greg Holmes Fr. 6-3 198 QB/FS Tawas Brad Horman Fr. 6-1 170 WR Perry 67 Steve Jacobson"' So. 6-2 232 G Kalamazoo Central Ray Johnston Fr. 6-1 190 QB/FS Pinconning Randy Jones"' Jr. 5-10 170 WR Northville Khaled Kanaan Fr. 6-1 235 G Lake Forest (Ill.) Academy 32 Mike Karfis"' Jr. 5-11 185 DB Northville Dave Kauffman Fr. 5-11 185 LB Schoolcraft 8 Sam Khashan..,. Jr. 5-11 175 FS Northville Erich Kickland Fr. 6-2 205 DE Livonia Stevenson -rontinued-
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No. Name Yr. Ht. Wt. Pos. High School Andy Klock Fr. 6-1 275 T Davidson 77 GaryKurc" Sr. 6-1 235 T Bloomfield Lahser Fred Lennox Fr. 6-2 240 T Seoul, Korea, Foreign School Jeff Lund Fr. 6-0 206 FB Bay Oty All Saints 76 Mike McConnell•• Sr. 6-2 225 G Quincy 65 Scott McKeeve~ So. 5-9 200 FB Hastings J. Kenny Metcalfe Fr. 5-10 170 DB St. Louis (Mo.) Country Day 34 Walter Mill~ Sr. 6-0 191 TB Zeeland 66 John Moldovan..... Jr. 6-0 195 G U vonia Franklin 70 Jason Morgan• So. 6-1 254 T Oxford John Morgan Fr. 6-1 215 G Oxford 92 Sean Mullendore•• Jr. 6-2 200 LB Greenville Mike Mundy Fr. 6-2 210 c Lake Orion 98 William Murphy• So. 5-9 190 DE Lansing Sexton 50 Scott Myrand•• Jr. 6-0 225 DT U vonia Franklin Todd Noonan Fr. 5-10 170 WR Bay City All Saints Mike Pessetti Fr. 6-1 200 ss East Kentwood Tony Prey Fr. 6-1 248 C/DT Westland John Glenn 56 Jeremiah Repinski• So. 6-4 245 c Rochester 12 Dave Ringler" Sr. 6-1 185 WR Grand Rapids Northview Aaron Robinson Fr. 5-10 172 DB Grosse lie 24 Mike Rohde• So. 5-11 180 ss Bay Oty Western 26 Bryan Schultz• So. 6-3 170 DB Plymouth Salem 89 Scott Schutz"'• Sr. 6-2 208 DE Battle Creek Pennfield 19 Mike Siwajek•.... Sr. 5-11 175 QB Royal Oak Kimball 54 Steve Sloan...,. Jr. 6-3 218 DE Waterford Mott Matt Stapleton• So. 5-9 168 WR Benzonia Central 62 Dennis Striegte• Sr. 6-4 232 T Hopkins Jeff Varney Jr. 5-10 165 WR St. Joseph Jason Wagne~ So. 6-4 185 WR Mendon 45 tEd Walsh•..... Sr. 5-10 185 ss Northville 90 Aaron Ward• So. 6-0 206 DE Dexter Kwame Warfield Fr. 6-1 252 T Benson Tech. (Portland, Ore.) 39 +Gary Wilson••• Sr. 6-1 220 DE Petoskey 43 Phil Wilson..... Jr. 5-11 200 LB Rochester Raed Yaghnam Sr. 6-0 260 T Amman, Jordan
•denotes letters won +co-captain Pronunciation Guide
Beattie - BEET -ee Himmelspach I=UM mull spahk: - , Tarek Buckmaster- TARE-ek BUCK-mas-ter Khaled Kanaan- kah-LED kah-NON Cibor - SEE-bore Khashan - kah-SHAHN Czaiczynski - ky-JIN-ski -Moleovau Mull-OOH-vun Demirjian- duh-MIR-jun Rohde- ROW-dee Dolhay- OOLE-hay ShtJajek $WHY-jack Tiki Ghosh- TEE-kee GOHSH Striegel - STREE-gull Karow Gordon IOU1-IOW GOR£=dun Kwame Warfield KWAI I me WAR-field Herron- HAIR-un Raed Yaghna~ RYE-ed YAHG-nam
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Player Profiles: Returning Letterwinners
Mark Abbott Junior from Bay City ... 5-10, 165-pound wide receiver... two~time letterwinner... speedster made nine receptions for 130 yards last season... attended Marshall High School, where he earned honor able mention All-State honors in football and baseball.
Rob Beattie: Senior from Ann Arbor ... 280-pound, 6-foot offensive tackle... two-time letterwinner who will be counted on to lead offensive line this season... Ann Arbor News All-metro first team 1987, Class A state champions at Ann Arbor Pioneer High School.
Aaron Berkey: Sophomore from Toledo, Ohio ... 6-foot, 245-pound defensive tackle... made seven tackles as a freshman, including one for loss of yardage... all-city and all-district at St. Johns High School. ..father Jim was three-time All-Mid-American Conference football first team selection at the University of Toledo.
Chris Berkimer: Sophomore from DeWitt... 6-3, 215-pound quarterback... could step into starting QB role this season with Mike Siwajek missing the campaign due to injury... completed 20 of 38 passes for 185 yards and one touchdown last season ... honorable mention All-State selection during senior year for DeWitt High School.
Tarek Buckmaster: Senior from North Muskegon ... 6-4, 24Q-pound offensive center... second-team All- MIAA selection last season... two-time letterwinner... attended North Muskegon High School where he received second team All-Conference honors... prep team was Class D semifinalist in the 1986 football season.
Greg Cibor: Junior from Detroit. .. 6-0, 22Q-pound guard ... saw starting action at guard position last season... captain of football team as a senior at Dearborn Divine Child High School.
Dale Coller: Junior from Uvonia... 5-10, 17Q-pound defensive back... has played catcher and outfielder on Hornet baseball team... three years captain of defensive unit at Uvonia Churchill High School.
Rob Davidson: Junior from Troy... 6-2, 212-pound defensive end... Honorable mention All-State at Troy Athens High School...also received a high school award for most sacks in a game (4) and season (11).
Todd DeKatch: Senior from Burton... 6-2, 206-pound linebacker ... also a kicker, making 14 of 17 PAT attempts for Hornets last season... three-time letterwinner... received All-State honors and was captain of the football team at Holy Rosary High School.
Kevin Dolhay: Sophomore from Kalamazoo... 5-10, 175-pound defensive back... made four tackles last season... attending Kalamazoo College on Heyl Scholarship... all-league selection on Kalamazoo Loy Norrix football squad.
Andy Ferris: Sophomore from Charlotte. .S-9, 17Q-pound wide receiver ... state finalist in hurdles running track at Charlotte High School.. .also a prep all-league pick in football.
Gavin Fredericks: Junior from DeWitt... 6-1, 225-pound fullback ... gained 77 yards on 19 rushing attempts last season... also scored one touchdown.. .first-team all-league selection in football and two-time All-State pick in baseball at DeWitt High School.
Dan Gore: Junior from Grosse Pointe Woods... 6-0, 185-pound defensive back... saw increased playing time last season... attended De LaSalle High School, where he was captain of the football team.
Brad Greenfield: Sophomore from Drayton Plains... 6-1, 21Q-pound defensive end... made three tackles last season... all-league in football at Waterford Kettering High School. -continued-
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Player Profiles (continued)
Mike Herron: Sophomore from Rockford ... 6-foot, 204-pound tailback... ranked third on team in rushing last season with 185 yards on 53 attempts... rushed for touchdown in Hornets' 28-24 victory over Alma .. .letterwinner in three sports at Rockford High School.
Derek Hewitt: Junior from Ypsilanti.. .6-1, 260-pound offensive tackle ... saw some starting action last season... two-year letterwinner at Ypsilanti High School.
Steve Jacobson: Sophomore from Kalamazoo... 6-2, 232-pound guard... attending Kalamazoo College on Heyl Scholarship.. .all-conference honorable mention in football at Kalamazoo Central High School.
Randy Jones: Junior from Northville... 5-10, 1~pound wide receiver... played on varsity last season... outfielder on Hornet baseball team.. .attended Northville High School, where he was a 1988 scholar athlete and received second team All-Area honors.
Mike Karfis: Junior from Northville... 5-11, 185-pound defensive back... played running back for Hornets last season, gaining 163 yards on 36 rushes... All-State honorable mention in football at Northville High School.
Sam Khashan: Junior from Northville.. .5-11, 175-pound defensive back... second on team in tackles last fall with 71 and led team in solo tackles with 40 ... made three interceptions in 1990... most valuable fresh man on '89 squad .. Northville High School football team captain and MVP.
Gary Kurc: Senior from Bloomfield Hills ... 6-1, 235-pound offensive tackle... will be called on to lead offensive line after missing much of last season due to injury ... attended Lahser High School where he earned All-League and All-Area honors in football. ·
Mike McConnell: Senior from Quincy... 6-2, 225-pound guard ... should see increased playing time this season.. .attended Quincy High School, where he earned All-League honors in football.
Scott McKeever: Sophomore from Bellevue.. .5-9, 200-pound fullback .. .all-league in football and wrestling at Hastings High School.
Walter Miller: Senior from Holland... 6-foot, 191-pound tailback... second-leading rusher on last year's team with 200 yards on 44 carries .. .also scored two touchdowns ... standout in football and track at Zeeland High School.
John Moldovan: Junior from Uvonia ... 6-0, 195-pound guard ... saw some starting action last season... eamed All-League honors in football at Uvonia Franklin High School.
Jason Morgan: Sophomore from Oxford, Michigan... 6-1, 254-pound tackle... Oxford High School team made it to regional finals in football during senior season.. .also a varsity wrestler at Oxford High.
Sean Mullendore: Junior from Gowen... 6-2, 200-pound linebacker... started every game last season and was fourth on team in tackles with 59 .... made 48 tackles during freshman campaign... attended Greenville High School, where he earned All-State Honorable mention in football ... also a member of the Kalamazoo College baseball team.
William Murphy: Sophomore from Lansing ... 5-9, 190-pound defensive end... made 12 tackles last season, including one resulting in loss of yardage.. .all-conference in football at Sexton High School.
Scott Myrand: Junior from Livonia ... 6-0, 225-pound defensive tackle ... made five tackles for the Hornets last season ... member of Livonia High School football team. -continued-
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Player Profiles (continued)
Jeremiah Repinski: Sophomore from Rochester, Michigan... 6-4, 245-pound center... should see increased playing time this season... All-State honorable mention in football at Rochester High School.
Dave Ringler: Senior from Grand Rapids... &-1, 185-pound wide receiver... caught 10 passes for 135 yards last season. . .attended Grand Rapids Northview High School, where he earned Academic All-State honorable mention in football.
Mike Rohde: Sophomore from BayCity... S-11, 180-pound defensive back... won scholar-athlete award at Bay City Western High School, where he lettered in football, wrestling and track.
Bryan Schultz: Sophomore from Canton... &-3, 170-pound defensive back... made three tackles during freshman season... Academic Player of the Year in football at Plymouth Salem High School.
Scott Schulz: Senior from Battle Creek. .. &-2, 208-pound defensive end... made a total of 100 tackles for the Hornets during sophomore and junior seasons... earned All-League honors in both football and track at Battle Creek Pennfield High School.
Steve Sloan:Junior from Lakeland, Florida... &-3, 218-pound defensive end.. .led last year's team in tackles with 78 ... also recorded four tackles for loss of yardage... two-time all-league performer in football at Waterford Mott (Mich.) High School.
Matt Stapleton: Sophomore from Beulah.. .S-9, 168-pound wide receiver.. .caught six passes for 88 yards and scored one touchdown last season.. .all-conference in football, basketball and baseball and Benzie Central High School.
Dennis Striegle: Senior from Dorr... 6-4, 232-pound tackle. .. should see increased playing time this season... all-conference performer in football at Hopkins High School.
Jason Wagner: Sophomore from Mendon... 6-4, 185-pound wide receiver ....caught four passes for 35 yards last season. ..graduate of Mendon High School.
Ed Walsh: Senior from Northville... S-10, 185-pound defensive back... co-captain. .. second-team All-MIAA choice last season... three-time letterwinner... made 52 tackles and recovered three fumbles last season. .. returned one of the recovered fumbles 39 yards for touchdown in victory over Alma.. .voted team's most valuable freshman in '88... earned All-Area, All-Division honors and was team captain in both football and baseball at Northville High School.
Aaron Ward: Sophomore from Ann Arbor.. .&-foot, 20&-pound defensive end... all-conference honorable mention in football and basketball at Dexter High School .. .father Gene played football at Memphis State University.
Gary Wilson: Senior from Petoskey... &-1, 220-pound defensive end... co-captain . ..second-team All-MIAA selection last season... made 37 tackles last fall, with seven resulting in loss of yardage.. .three-time letterwinner.. .all-conference in football at Petoskey High School.
Phil Wilson: Junior from Rochester Hills... S-11, 200-pound linebacker... made 57 tackles last season, with six resulting in lost yardage.. .also recovered one fumble, intercepted one pass and made five pass break ups... earned second team all-league honors in football and was two-time all-league honoree in baseball at Rochester High School.
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Head Coach Dave Warmack
Heading into his second season as head coach is Dave Wannack, a native of Kalamazoo and a fonner Hornet football player. In his debut season last fall, Wannack guided Kalamazoo to its best record since 1983 (3-5-1) and is looking for continued improvement this season. Warmack, 43, achieved some outstanding accomplishments before coming to Kalamazoo. The 19- year coaching veteran- who recorded a career high school record of 129-35- coached at Grand Junction (CO) High School from 1984-89, leading teams to an overall record of 59-12. His 1988 Colorado state championship team was ranked lOth nationally by USA Today, and his 1989 squad defeated both the No. 1 and No.2 ranked teams in Colorado. Wannack's 1985 team was also a state finalist, while his 1984 and 1987 squads made it to the state semifinals. Previously, Warmack held assistant football coaching positions at Wabash College (Crawfordsville, IN) in 1983 and Central Connecticut State from 1982-83. Warmack's longest football coaching stint was at North Muskegon High School (North Muskegon, MI), where he led the Norsemen from 1972-79. Under Warmack, North Muskegon achieved a No.2 (Class C) state ranking in both 1978 and 1979, with the team advancing all the way to the state semifinals in the latter year. His other credits include head coaching jobs at Grant High School (Fox Lake, IL) in 1981 and at Ignacio (CO) High School in 1980. Warmack has recieved a number of coaching honors, including Area and Regional Coach of the Year in Michigan (1978, 1979), Conference Coach of the Year in Colorado (1980, 1984,1985, 1988), and 3-A Coach of the Year in Colorado (1988). Warmack is a Kalamazoo College alumnus, playing for the Hornets in 1968. Warmack received a B.S. degree from Western Michigan University in 1971 and completed his M.A. at Central Connecticut State University (New Britain, Cf) in 1982. He is an associate professor of physical education at Kalamazoo and an assistant coach to the Hornet baseball team. Warmack's community activities include work with the Children's Leukemia Society. He is an expert on the disease, being diagnosed with leukemia himself while coaching at Grand Junction High School. Despite long odds, Warmack made a complete recovery to good health following a bone marrow transplant in 1985. Dave and his wife Peggy have two sons, Ryan, 19, and Casey, 14.
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Assistant Coaches
VanNickert Van Nickert, in his ninth year, leads Kalamazoo's assistant coaching staff. Nickert will coach the offensive line. Nickert also plays a major role in Kalamazoo's recruiting efforts and the off-season conditioning of the players. Nickert is known for his excellent rapport with current players and prospec tive athletes. Nickert serves as equipment manager for the College's athletic department.
Mike Zolnierek Mike Zolnierek begins his second year as the Hornets' defensive coordinator, working mainly with the defensive backs. Zolnierek came to Kalamazoo after finishing a graduate assistantship with the University of Kansas football team. where he worked with the offensive line. Zolnierek has also been an assistant football coach at Wayne State University, Eastern Michigan University, and Northwood Insti tute. Zolnierek earned his bachelor's degree from Northwood Institute in 1986 and received his master's degree from Eastern Michigan in 1989. Zolnierek, a native of Alpena, served as Kalamazoo's head base ball coach this past spring.
Mike Hause Mike Hause will begin his first year with the Hornets and coach the linebackers. Hause comes from California where he had coached for 11 years at several different high schools, most notably John Muir High School which has a nationally prominent program. Hause earned his bachelor's degree in physical education from Azusa Padfic University. Hause works for the Kalamazoo YMCA as a swim and nautilus instructor.
Larry Witham Larry Witham, in his first season, will coach the wide receivers. Witham played football for Warmack when he coached at North Muskegon High School, and Witham himself went on to coach football at North Muskegon.
Bryan Klochack Bryan I Brad Hessler Brad Hessler is a local graduate from Portage Central High School who has been coaching for several years in the Portage system. Hessler's primary responsibility will be offensive backs. ~bS~~ · Mike Siwajek, Kalamazoo's starter at quarterback last season, will not be able to play for the Hornets in his senior campaign due to injury, but has volunteered to help Warmack with the quarter backs and wide receivers. -Football- 15 1991 Opponents at a Glance ILLINOIS BENEDICTINE COLLEGE -Sept. 14 at Kalamazoo Illinois Benedictine Facts: Location: Lisle, IL. Nickname: Eagles. Colors: Red & White. Enrollment: 1,100. Conference: None. President: Richard Becker. Director of Athletics: Tony La Scala. Head Football Coach: John Welty (2nd year). Sports Information Director: Randa Duncan (Phone: 708-~1500). Illinois Benedictine Season Outlook: The Eagles went 1-8last season under John Welty but could improve thanks to a recruiting class that is said to be the best in the school's history. The offense will be keyed by junior wide receivers Eric Green and Troy Dillard, while John Wojcik, a 240-pound tackle, leads the IBC defense. Kalamazoo defeated Illinois Benedictine 31-61ast season. LAKELAND COLLEGE -Sept. 21 at Kalamazoo Lakeland Facts: Location: Sheboygan, WI. Nickname: Muskies. Colors: Blue and Gold. Enrollment: 2,100. Conference: Illini-Badger-Hawkeye. President: David Black. Director of Athletics: Russell Johnson. Head Football Coach: Fred Reese (2nd year,3-6). Sports Information Director: Bob Spatt (Phone: 414-565-1219). Lakeland Season Outlook: The Muskies are strong defensive team which will be led by linebackers Angelo Tinsley, Ted Szymanski and Paul Starcvik and defensive lineman Michael Knox. The offense will be paced by linemen Tom Edberg and Tony Grazzini. This year will mark the first football meeting between Kalamazoo and Lakeland. UNNERSITY OF CHICAGO-Sept. 28 at Chicago Chicago Facts: Location: Chicago, IL Nickname: Maroons. Colors: Maroon & White. Enrollment: 3,400. Conference: University Athletic Association. President: Hannah H. Gray. Director of Athletics: Tom Weingartner. Head Football Coach: Greg Quick (3rd year, 3-16). Sports Information Director: Chuck Sadowski (Phone: 312-702-7681). Chicago Season Outlook:With 16 starters returning, the Maroons are likely to improve on last year's 1-9 season. Chicago's offense will be led by sophomore running back/wide receiver Joseph McCoy, who gained over 500 yards last season through rushing and receiving. Jesse Knapp, a sophomore linebacker, is back on defense after posting a team-high 82 tackles. Kalamazoo captured a 39-7 victory last'year in the first meeting between the two squads. TRINITY (IL) COLLEGE- Oct. 5 at Kalamazoo Trinity Facts: Location: Deerfield, IL. Nickname: Trojans. Colors: Royal Blue and White. Enrollment: 800. Conference: Independent. President: Kenneth Meyer. Director of Athletics: David Seils. Head Football Coach: Leslie Frazier (4th year). Sports Information Director: Becky Rhines (Phone: 708-317-7095). Trinity Season Outlook: The Trojans' young football program, coached by Leslie Frazier, enjoyed a successful 6-4 season last fall. Trinity's offense will be led by senior tackle Scott Schulte, junior tight end Jim Klaver, junior wide receiver Maurice Brown and sophomore wingback Tyshon Oark. Juniors Chris Edmonds, a defensive back, and linebacker Virgil Ealy head up the Trojan defense. This will be the first meeting between Kalamazoo and Trinity. ALBION COLLEGE- Oct. 12 at Kalamazoo Albion Facts: Location: Albion, MI. Nickname: Britons: Colors: Purple and Gold. Enrollment: 1,650. Conference: Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association. President: Dr. Melvin L. Vulgamore. Director of Athletics: Pete Schmidt. Head Football Coach: Pete Schmidt (9th year,48-22-3). Sports Information Director: Robin Hartman (Phone: 517-629-0434). -Football- 16 1990 Opponents at a Glance (continued from page 15) Albion Season Outlook: The Britons, who have won back-to-hack MIAA titles, have an excellent outlook with 17 starters returning from last season's 7-1-1 team. Albion's offense will have plenty of punch thanks to senior Hank Wineman, who rushed for 1,200 yards in 1990, and sophomore quarterback Mike Montico, who passed for 1,654 yards.Two-time All-MIAA defensive back James DeBardelaben keys the Albion defense. Last year, Albion defeated Kalamazoo 38-o. OLIVET COLLEGE-Oct. 19 at Olivet Olivet Facts: Location: Olivet, MI. Nickname: Comets. Colors: Red and White. Enrollment: 750. Confer ence: MIAA. President: Dr. Donald A. Morris. Director of Athletics: Jare T. Klein. Head Football Coach: Dominic Livedoti (4th year, 12-14-1). Sports Infonnation Director: Jerry Rashid (Phone: 616-749-7657). Olivet Season Outlook: Olivet, following a 4-5 season in 1990, will return some outstanding seniors. The offense will be led by tailback Dan Shrewsberry (708 yards rushing, 12 TDs) and widE" receiver Kevin Staniszewski (43 catches, 773 yards, 10 TDs) and tight end Shawn Brown. Returning linebacker Mike Sherrill will again be a key defensive perfonner after leading the team in tackles last season with 109 stops. Olivet defeated Kalamazoo by a 27-14 score last fall. ALMA COLLEGE-Oct. 26 at Kalamazoo (Homecoming) Alma Facts: Location: Alma, MI. Nickname: Scots. Colors: Maroon and Cream. Enrollment: 1,200. Confer ence: MIAA. President: Dr. Alan Stone. Director of Athletics: Deb Mapes. Head Football Coach: Jim Cole (1st season). Sports Information Director: Greg Baadte (Phone: 517-463-7323). Alma Season Outlook: The Scots are likely to see some major changes following last year's 3-6 season with many freshmen appearing on the 1991 roster. Top returnees on offense include senior wide receivers Mike Yard and Matt Pifer and junior fullback Jay VanDuzen. Last year's leading tackler, senior linebacker Kevin Lath well, should lead the Alma defense. Last season, Kalamazoo railed to defeat Alma, 23-21. HOPE COLLEGE-Nov. 2 at Holland Hope Facts: Location: Holland, MI. Nickname: flying Dutchmen. Colors: Blue and Orange: Enrollment: 2,800. Conference: MIAA. President: Dr. John H. Jacobson. Directors of Athletics: Ray Smith (men's) and Anne Irwin (women's). Head Football Coach: Ray Smith (22nd year, 127-55-8). Sports Infonnation Director: Tom Renner (Phone: 616-394-7860). Hope Season Outlook: Twelve starters return from Hope's 1990 team which posted an impressive 6-1-2 record. Senior quarterback Stefan Swartzmiller is back after passing for 1,255 yards last season. The defense will be sparked by Ali-MIAA first team linebacker Scott Jones, a senior who has averaged 11 tackles per game over the past two seasons. Hope edged Kalamazoo 21-15 last season. - ADRIAN COLLEGE- Nov. 9 at Adrian Adrian Facts: Location: Adrian, MI. Nickname: Bulldogs. Colors: Black and Gold. Enrollment: 1,200. Conference: MIAA. President: Dr. Stanley B. Caine. Director of Athletics: Henry Mensing. Head Football Coach: Jim Lyall (4-4-1, 2nd year). Sports Information Director: Susie Renner (Phone: 517-265-5161, ext. 4323). Adrian Season Outlook: The Bulldogs will have plenty of experience with 16 starters returning from last season's team, which posted a 4-4-1 record. Senior Ali-MIAA fullback Robert Thompson (826 yards rushing) and senior tight end Larry Anschuetz (19 recpts., 6 TDs) key the Adrian offense, while senior lineman Wally Qualls (five interceptions, eight QB sacks) leads the Bulldog defense. Last season, Kalam azoo and Adrian battled to a 14-14 tie. -Football- 17 1990 Season in Review Kalamazoo College's football team is no longer the Rodney Dangerfield of the Michigan Inter collegiate Athletic Association. The Hornets, who dosed out their 1990 season with a disappointing but nonetheless hard-fought 21-15loss at Hope College (Nov. 3), made plenty of progress under first-year coach Dave Warmack. Kalamazoo won two of its first three contests this fall, and although the Hornets were unable to stay on that winning pace through a rough MIAA schedule, their final mark of 3-5-1 (1-3-1 in MIAA competition) was still the best record for a "K" gridiron squad since 1983. The Hornets' 1990 record did not indicate the kind of success that Warmack has been used to (he posted a 129-35 record as a high school coach), but there was still plenty of proof that Kalamazoo is headed in the right direction. "lhe team improved all season. Our execution got better as the season went along," Warmack said. "One thing we did achieve was to earn a little respect in the MIAA. With that accomplished, our next goal is to challenge for a league championship." Kalamazoo's improvement was evident in the last third of the season. The Hornets came from behind to defeat Alma, 28-24, on Oct. 13 in the Hornets' first road win over an MIAA opponent in nearly five years, then battled Adrian College to a 14-14 tie the following Saturday. And in the finale against Hope, Kalamazoo came within one yard of a possible upset of the Flying Dutchmen. ''K" had an opportunity to tie Hope at halftime, but instead trailed 14-7 at the break when the Hornets fumbled the ball on the Hope 1-yard line with less than a minute remaining. Post-season awards went to senior offensive lineman Tom Anderson, who was named team MVP and was also selected to the All-MIAA first team. Juniors Gary Wilson, a defensive end, Eddie Walsh, a linebacker, and Tarek Buckmaster, an offensive lineman, were named to the all-league second team. Wilson was second on the team in tackles for loss of yardage this season, while Walsh led the team in fumble recoveries with three, returning one of the loose balls for a touchdown against Alma. Senior wide receiver David Doyle, Kalamazoo's leading receiver during the past two seasons, also got his due as he was named to the prestigious GTE Academic All-American team. Doyle, an English major from East Lansing, has maintained an overall GPA of 3.92. Although Kalamazoo suffered heavy graduation losses- 11 of the ''K" starters last season were seniors- performances like those of junior running back Walter Miller (17 rushes, 96 yards) and freshman quarterback Chris Berkimer (7 of 11 passing, 76 yards) against Hope leave room for optimism in coming seasons. Warmack, who had limited time to prepare his players for the 1990 season, will also have a full year to get ready for the 1991 campaign. "Next year, our players will have a better idea of what we're trying to accomplish in our system," Warmack said. "We will have a base to draw on instead of working from ground zero." - Kalamazoo's 1-3-11eague record was good for a fifth-place finish in the MIAA. -Football- 18 1990 Statistics TEAM Kalamazoo Opponent 1~90 Rt::ndll (3.:5-1, 1-3-1•} KC ~ First Downs 153 156 9/8 OUVET 18 43 Rushing (Carries-Yds.) 349-1195 4~1789 NAZARENE Passing Yards 1641 1359 9/15 Ill. Benedictine 31 6 Total Yards 2836 3148 9/22 CJDCAGO 39 7 Passes (Com.-Att.-Int.) 146-253-18 104-190-13 9/29 Findlay 0 42 Punts (No. -Yds.-Avg.) 45-1602-35.6 37-1327-35.9 10/6 ALBION• 0 38 Fumbles (No.-Lost) 23-9 14-10 10/13 Alma• 28 24 Penalties (No.-Yards) 47-431 69-641 10/20 Olive~ 14 27 Interceptions (No.-Yards) 13-134 18-263 10/27 ADRIAN• 14 14 lV3 Hope• 15 21. TOTALS 159 222 •MIAA contests INDIVIDUAL STATS- OFFENSE RUSHING Att. Yards Tds. Long Derek Weycker 82 393 7 47 Mike Herron 53 185 1 29 Mike I PASSING Att. Comp. Int. Yds. TO Mike Siwajek 221 125 14 1440 9 Chris Berkimer 38 20 2 185 1 Dave Ringler 1 1 0 16 0 DaveToepel 2 0 2 0 0 Ken Turkington 1 0 0 0 0 PASSREC. No. Yds. TO Long Dave Doyle 31 530 3 65 Ken Turkington 37 368 3 29 Dave Ringler 10 135 0 24 Mark Abbott 9 130 0 33 Matt Stapleton 6 88 1 18 Eric Johnson 7 78 0 22 DaveToepel 17 68 1 11 Walter Miller 3 45 0 20 Jeff Collins 6 43 0 12 Mike I 1990 Statistics (continued) PASSREC. No. Yds. TO Long Gavin Fredericks 3 28 0 8 Mike Herron 2 19 0 14 Aaron Ward 1 9 0 9 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. Long PaulReppenhagen 26 956 36.8 56 Mike Siwajek 19 646 34.0 54 KICK RETURNS No. Yds. Long TO Mark Abbott 13 230 37 0 Mike Karfis 10 156 21 0 Mike Herron 7 144 41 0 Dave Toepel 8 78 15 0 Walter Miller 3 63 25 0 Eric Johnson 1 13 13 0 PUNT RETURNS No. Yds. Long TO SamKhashan 10 61 19 0 Mike Zyczynski 4 24 12 0 Mark Abbott 1 2 2 0 FG FG XPK XPK SCORING TO ATT MD XPR ATT MD Derek Weycker 7 0 0 0 0 0 David Doyle 3 0 0 0 0 0 Ken Turkington 3 0 0 0 0 0 Todd De Katch 0 2 1 0 17 14 Walter Miller 3 0 0 0 0 0 Matt Stapleton 1 0 0 0 0 0 DaveToepel 1 0 0 0 0 0 Chad Wykhuis 1 0 0 0 0 0 Gavin Fredericks 1 0 0 0 0 0 Ed Walsh 1 0 0 0 0 0 Mike Herron 1 0 0 0 0 0 Eric Johnson 1 0 0 0 0 0 Brad Demirjian 0 0 0 0 2 2 INDIVIDUAL STATS-DEFENSE For Loss FR Int. Pass UT AT TT -Yds. -Ret. Yds. -Ret. Yds. BrUp Steve Sloan 28 50 78 4-6 0-0 0-0 2 SamKhashan 40 31 71 2-17 0-0 3-17 4 Dave Landeryou 39 23 62 8-47 1-0 1-13 0 Sean Mullendore 22 37 59 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 Joe Ciesinski 16 42 58 6-34 2-0 0-0 0 Phil Wilson 21 36 57 6-26 1-0 1-0 5 John Knittel 26 30 56 3-4 0-0 1-0 5 Ed Walsh 25 27 52 3-15 3-39 0-0 3 Jim Naif 19 25 44 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 Scott Schulz 16 27 43 2-4 0-0 0-0 0 -continued- -Football- 20 1990 Statistics (defense continued) For Loss FumRec Int. Pass UT AT TT -Yds. -Ret. Yds. -Ret. Yds. BrUp Gary Wilson 18 19 37 7-31 0-0 0-0 0 Mike Goddard 15 16 31 0-0 0-0 6-65 2 Mike Zyczynski 13 7 20 0-0 0-0 1-22 1 Derek Weycker 9 10 19 2-28 0-0 0-0 0 William Murphy 4 8 12 1-9 0-0 0-0 0 Aaron Berkey 4 3 7 1-9 0-0 0-0 0 Todd De Katch 3 3 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 Scott Myrand 2 3 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 Kevin Dolhay 0 4 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 Bryan Schultz 1 2 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 Tom Anderson 2 1 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 Jim Betley 0 3 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 Jeff Collins 1 2 3 0-0 1-0 0-0 0 Brad Greenfield 1 2 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 Corey Berkimer 0 2 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 Paul Reppenhagen 1 1 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 Daniel Gore 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 Rob Beattie 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 Chad Wykhuis 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 Eric Johnson 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 Michael Rohde 0 1 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 Scott McKeever 0 1 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 Dale Coller 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 Matt Stapleton 1 0 1 0-0 1-0 0-0 0 John Moldovan 0 0 0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0 Mike Siwajek 0 0 0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0 -Football- 21 1990 MIAA Standings & Statistics MIAA (Final) Overall w L T PF PA w L T PF PA Albion 4 0 1 108 37 7 1 1 232 110 Hope 3 1 1 89 72 6 1 2 168 134 Olivet 3 2 0 101 78 4 5 0 192 165 Adrian 2 2 1 93 60 4 4 1 146 117 KALAMAZOO 1 3 1 71 124 3 5 1 159 222 Alma 0 5 0 50 141 3 6 0 149 240 TEAM AVERAGES- ALL GAMES Offense Defense GP Rush Pass Total ORush OPass Total Adrian 9 120.4 157.6 278.0 171.0 121.1 292.1 Albion 9 209.3 198.3 407.6 124.7 158.3 283.0 Alma 9 143.1 158.8 301.9 153.1 187.3 340.4 Hope 9 172.1 147.3 319.4 188.0 142.9 330.9 KALAMAZOO 9 132.8 182.3 315.1 198.8 151.0 349.8 Olivet 9 171.9 174.4 346.3 113.1 165.9 279.0 TEAM AVERAGES- LEAGUE GAMES Offense Defense GP Rush Pass Total ORush OPass Total Adrian 5 130.6 134.6 265.2 195.0 133.2 328.2 Albion 5 194.2 174.0 368.2 134.6 139.4 274.0 Alma 5 125.4 128.0 253.4 171.0 161.4 332.4 Hope 5 201.0 132.8 333.8 166.2 123.0 289.2 KALAMAZOO 5 109.8 176.4 286.2 169.2 170.4 339.6 Olivet 5 198.6 148.4 347.0 123.4 166.8 290.2 -Football- 22 MIAA 1990 Standings and Statistics (continued) MIAA STATISTICAL LEADERS (Kalamazoo players in bold) TOTAL OFFENSE Rush Pass Total 1. Ken Kubiak, Olivet 129 1570 1699 4. Mike Siwajek -61 1440 1379 RUSHING Att. Yds. TD 1. Hank Wineman, Albion 228 1231 10 8. Derek Weycker 82 393 7 PASSING Att. Com. Int. Yds. TD EffRtg 1. Mike Montico, Albion 201 112 6 1648 13 139.97 S. Mike Siwajek 221 125 14 1440 9 11206 PASS RECEIVING by yards Rec. Yds. TD 1. Tom Harty, Albion 46 771 8 S. David Doyle 31 530 3 8. Ken Turkington 37 368 3 PASS RECEIVING by catches Rec. Yds. TD 1. Tom Harty, Albion 46 771 8 5. Ken Turkington 37 368 3 7. David Doyle 31 530 3 SCORING TD XP FG Pts. 1. Dan Shrewsberry, Olivet 12 0 0 72 7. Derek Weycker 7 0 0 42 FIELD GOAlS Att. Md. 1. Steve Moffatt, Albion 12 7 5. Todd DeKatch 3 1 EXTRA POINTS Att. Md. 1. Steve Moffatt, Albion 28 25 6. Todd DeKatch 16 14 7. Brad Demirjian 2 2 KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds. Ave. TD 1. Robert Thompson, Adrian 9 302 33.6 1 7. Mark Abbott 10 168 16.8 0 8. Mike Karfis 10 156 15.6 0 FUMBLE RECOVERIES No. 1. Ed Walsh 3 1. Kevin Mcleod, Hope 3 1. Jeff Brown, Hope 3 PASS INTERCEPTIONS No. TD 1. Jed Rowe, Alma 7 0 2 Mike Goddard 6 0 2. Kelly Oark, Hope 6 0 -Football- 23 1990 MIAA Football Teams 1990 ALL-MIAA FOTIBALL TEAMS Most Valuable Offensive Player- Ken Kubiak, Olivet Most Valuable Defensive Player-Jeff Veronie, Olivet Offensive First Team Pos. Player & School Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown OL Tom Anderson, Kalamazoo• Sr. 6-1 225 Pierson,. Mich. OL Mike Balkema, Hope• Sr. 6-3 255 Kalamazoo, Mich. OL Art Gray, Albion• Jr. 6-3 230 Grand Rapids, Mich. OL Steve Piloske, Olive~ Sr. 6-1 245 Jackson, Mich. OL Tom Windels, Adrian•• Sr. 5-11 240 Newport, Mich. REC Tom Harty, Albion• Sr. 6-1 185 Union City, Mich. REC Kevin Staniszewski, Olive~ Sr. 5-8 170 Paw Paw, Mich. QB Ken Kubiak, Olive~ Sr. 6-3 195 Mt. Oemens, Mich. RB Dan Shrewsberry, Olive~ Jr. 6-0 195 West Bloomfield, Mich. RB Robert Thompson, Adrian• Jr. 5-9 185 Detroit, Mich. RB Hank Wineman, Albion• Jr. 5-7 175 Huntington Woods, Mich. PK Steve Moffatt, Albion••• Sr. 5-6 150 Midland, Mich. Defensive First Team Pos. Player & School Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown DL Scott Ammons, Albion••• Sr. 6-1 240 Grand Rapids, Mich. DL Mark Bemecker, Hope• Sr. 6-0 235 East Grand Rapids, Mich. DL Jeff Brown, Hope• Sr. 6-1 195 Muskegon, Mich. DL Tracey Hildebrand, Olive~ Jr. 5-10 205 Martin, Mich. DL Bill Johannson, Albion•• Sr. 6-3 239 Troy, Mich. DL Jeff Veronie, Olive~ Sr. 6-2 220 Three Rivers, Mich. LB Scott Jones, Hope• Jr. 5-11 205 Berrien Springs, Mich. LB Joe Piersante, Adrian• Jr. 5-10 225 Detroit, Mich. DB Lance Coleman, Albion• Sr. 5-10 170 Grand Rapids, Mich. DB James Debardelaben, Albion• Jr. 6-2 190 Saginaw, Mich. DB Stephan Pietszak, Adrian•• Jr. 5-11 165 Monroe, Mich. p Craig Barnes, Adrian• So. 5-11 185 Hudson, Mich. •Denotes number of years All-MIAA -Football- 24 1990 MIAA Football Teams (continued) Offensive Second Team Pos. Pla~er &; SchQQl Yr. Ht. m Hometown OL Tarek Buckmaster, Kalamazoo Jr. 6-3 205 North Muskegon, Mich. OL Brian Etzel, Hope Sr. 6-2 215 Bloomfield Hills, Mich. OL Eldon Evans, Olivet Sr. 6-0 245 Lansing, Mich. OL John Krimmel, Adrian Sr. 6-3 245 LaSalle, Mich. OL Brad Smiles, Albion Jr. 6-2 260 Romeo, Mich. WR Richard Benson, Adrian Sr. 6-2 185 South Lyon, Mich. WR JeffSchorflnaar,Hope Sr. 5-8 160 Coldwater, Mich. QB Mike Montico, Albion Fr. 5-11 185 Berkley, Mich. RB Brian Dawood, Albion Sr. 5-10 205 Troy, Mich. RB Chris Howe, Hope Sr. 5-11 200 Mason, Mich. RB Joe Joseph, Alma Sr. 5-9 165 Lansing, Mich. PK Duy Dang, Hope Sr. 5-11 135 Tecumseh, Mich. Defensive Second Team Pos. Pla~er &; School Yr. Ht. m Hometown DL Noel Dean, Olivet Sr. 5-11 220 Montrose, Mich. DL Steve Levren, Alma Jr. 6-2 235 Alpena, Mich. DL Wally Qualls, Adrian Jr. 6-0 190 South Lyon, Mich. DL Jamie Spray, Adrian Sr. 6-0 220 Cheboygan, Mich. DL Greg VanderKooi, Albion Jr. 6-1 215 Holland, Mich. DL Gary Wilson, Kalamazoo Jr. 6-1 200 Petoskey, Mich. LB Bill Deery, Albion Sr. 6-1 210 Rochester Hills, Mich. LB Mike Sherrill, Olivet Fr. 6-2. 235 Drayton Plains, Mich. DB Kelly Clark, Hope Sr. 5-11 170 Traverse City, Mich. DB Aaron Marshall, Adrian So. 6-0 170 Massillon, Ohio DB Ed Walsh, Kalamazoo Jr. 5-10 180 Northville, Mich. p Chris Howe, Hope Sr. 5-11 200 Mason, Mich. -Football- 25 All-Time Hornet Records Longest run from scrimmage: 90 yards, Leroy Bramble, vs. Albion, 1911. Longest pass play: 84 yards, Phil Dillman to Jim Stefoff, vs. Wheaton, 1952. Longest kickoff return: 100 yards, Harold Taylor, vs. Hillsdale, 1920; Claire Mahoney, vs. Hope, 1927. Longest punt return: 80 yards, Bob Sibilsky, vs. Hope, 1964. Longest run with opponent fumble: 85 yards, Paul Staake, vs. Michigan State, 1920; Bob Peters vs. Hope, 1962. Longest interception return: 100 yards, Miles Casteel, vs. Hillsdale, 1916 (Also, a 98-yard return by Bob Phillips, vs. Olivet, 1963). Longest punt: 90 yards, Dick Morley, vs. Lombard, 1922. Longest field goal, dropkick: 47 yards, Russ Carlton, vs. Albion, 1931. Longest field goal, placekick: 53 yards, Steve Dalla, vs. Albion, 1940. Longest winning streak: 12 games. Kalamazoo lost to Carthage, 33-D, midway through the 1961 season, then won the last four games of that season and all eight games of the 1962 season before losing to Eastern Michigan, 13-12, in the 1963 season opener. Longest losing streak: 13 games. Kalamazoo defeated Heidelberg, Ohio, 17-12, in the second game of the 1987 season, then dropped the final seven games of that campaign. After losing their first six games in 1988, the Hornets tied Olivet, 20-20 . .. -Football- 26 Record by Seasons Pts. For- Year W-L-T Pts. Against MIAAFinish Coach 1892 o-2~ 8-32 1893 o-2~ 0-60 1894 2-1~ 52-68 1895 1-1~ 12-46 1896 3-1-1 68-14 3 1897 6-1~ 23o-22 1 Charles Hall 1898 7~ 11Q-16 1 Charles Hall 1899 5-1-2 111-64 1 Charles Hall 1900 2-2-1 28-45 2 Charles Hall 1901 2-5-1 7G-124 4 Maurice Waterbury 1902 3-5-1 41-135 TieS Leroy Hornbeck 1903 6-2~ 138-34 3 Joseph Rowe 1904 1~ 34-231 5 WesClapp 19ffi ~ 31-156 Tie3 Rufus Gilbert 1906 1-3-1 14-65 5 Maurice Post 1907 ~ 12-277 5 Rufus Gilbert 1~ 2-7-1 21-193 5 Rufus Gilbert 1909 2-3-1 32-64 3 VanWard 1910 1-4-1 28-182 4 Ivan Doseff 1911 2-2~ 24-53 4 Edwin Mather 1912 2-3-0 7Q-114 Tie4 Edwin Mather 1913 2-4~ 66-80 6 Edwin Mather 1914 4-1~ 106-22 3 Edwin Mather 1915 3-2~ 89-29 4 Edwin Mather 1916 7~ 291-40 1 Ralph Young 1917 5-5-0 184-215 2 Ralph Young 1918 1-2~ 29-48 Paul Staake 1919 5-2~ 187-66 1 Ralph Young 1920 5-3-1 20G-143 2 Ralph Young 1921 7-2~ 234-98 1 Ralph Young 1922 4-4-1 96-92 3 Ralph Young 1923 o-1o-o 30-477 6 Maynard Street 1924 2~ 90-129 6 Maynard Street 1925 5-2-1 123-26 3 Chester Barnard 1926 3-4-1 71-70 Tie2 Chester Barnard 1927 3-5-0 78-70 Tie3 Chester Barnard 1928 3-3-2 49-149 2 Chester Barnard 1929 1-4-3 38-77 6 Chester Barnard 1930 5-3-0 94-98 Tie 1 Chester Barnard 1931 5-4~ 118-91 4 Chester Barnard 1932 4-3-1 43-58 4 Chester Barnard 1933 3-2-2 67-51 Tie2 Chester Barnard 1934 3-3-1 32-53 Tie 1 Chester Barnard 1935 2-3-2 63-32 2 Chester Barnard 1936 7-Q-1 113-26 1 Chester Barnard 1937 7-1~ 145-68 1 Chester Barnard 1938 3-4-1 97-94 Tie3 Chester Barnard 1939 3-5-0 86-58 4 Chester Barnard 1940 1-6-1 49-90 6 Chester Barnard -continued- -Football- 27 Record by Seasons (continued) Pts. For- Year W-L-T Pts. Against MIAAFinish Coach 1941 5-2-1 68-38 4 Chester Barnard 1942 4-3-0 100-98 Tie2 BobNulf 1946 ~2-0 145-4S Tiel BobNulf 1947 4-1-3 l~S7 Tiel BobNulf 1948 4-4-1 96-118 2 BobNulf 1949 2-6-0 87-188 s UoydGrow 1950 5-4-0 207-200 2 UoydGrow 19Sl 2-6-0 167-198 Tie4 UoydGrow 1952 3-4-1 197-164 Tie3 UoydGrow 1953 1-7-0 97-163 7 Rolla Anderson 1954 ~2-0 74-72 Tie2 Rolla Anderson 19SS 5-3-0 118-109 2 Rolla Anderson 1956 5-3-0 1S2-125 2 Rolla Anderson 1957 2-5-1 68-158 s Rolla Anderson 1958 0-8-0 54-18S 7 Rolla Anderson 19S9 2-6-0 93-197 TieS Rolla Anderson 1%0 4-5-0 105-204 4 Rolla Anderson 1961 4-4-0 144-143 3 Rolla Anderson 1962 8-0-0 219-81 1 Rolla Anderson 1963 ~2-0 193-96 Tiel Rolla Anderson 1964 5-3-0 1~108 3 Rolla Anderson 1965 S-3-0 88-80 Tie2 Rolla Anderson 1966 3-5-0 117-165 Tie4 Rolla Anderson 1967 2-6-0 54-142 TieS Ed Baker 1968 2-6-0 78-163 TieS Ed Baker 1969 4-4-0 1S2-116 3 Ed Baker 1970 3-5-0 171-173 s Ed Baker 1971 5-3-0 137-111 4 Ed Baker 1972 2-5-1 109-lOS s Ed Baker 1973 4-4-0 95-110 4 Ed Baker 1974 2-6-0 99-202 s Ed Baker 1975 4-4-0 98-13S s Ed Baker 1976 3-4-1 11~184 4 Ed Baker 1977 3-5-0 117-172 s Ed Baker 1978 ~2-0 172-93 3 Ed Baker 1979 5-3-0 169-88 4 Ed Baker 1980 3-5-0 109-171 s Ed Baker 1981 3-6-0 140-243 4 Ed Baker 1982 5-2-1 189-178 4 Ed Baker 1983 S-4-0 205-214 4 Ed Baker 1984 2-7-0 110-261 6 Bob Kent • 1985 1-8-0 107-324 s Jim Heath 1986 1-8-0 113-258 s Jim Heath • 1987 1-8-0 91-279 6 Jim Heath 1988 0-8-1 72-244 6 Ed Baker 1989 1-7-1 85-236 TieS Ed Baker 1990 3-5-1 1S9-222 s Dave Warmack -Football- 28 All-Time Coaching Records Years Coach Record 1892-96 4 No head coach 6-7-1 1897-1900 4 Charles Hall 20+3 1901 1 Maurice Waterbury 2-5-1 1902 1 Leroy Hornbeck 3-5-1 1903 1 Joseph Rowe 6-2..() 1904 1 WesOapp 1-6-0 19<15, 1907-08 3 Rufus Gilbert 5-19-1 1906 1 Maurice Post 1-3-1 1909 1 VanWard 2-3-1 1910 1 Ivan Doseff 1-4-1 1911-15 5 Edwin Mather 13-12..() 1916-17,1919-22 6 Ralph Young 33-16-2 1918 1 Paul Staake 1-2..() 1923-24 2 Maynard Street 2-18..() 1925-1941 17 Chester Barnard 63-54-17 1942, 1946-48 4 BobNulf 18-10-4 1949-52 4 UoydGrow 12-20-1 1953-1966 14 Rolla Anderson 56-56-1 1967-83, 1988-89 19 Ed Baker 62-89-5 1984 1 Bob Kent 2-7..() 19~ 3 Jim Heath 3-24..() 1990 1 Dave Warmack 3-5-1 All-time record: 315 wins, 371losses, 41 ties -Football- 29 Volleyball 1991 Outlook Kalamazoo College's volleyball team be Gretchen Newell (Otsego), a senior transfer enjoyed its best season ever last fall, winning its student from Nazareth (MI) College. Newell is a first Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association tremendously skilled athlete who has national championship and earning a bid to the NCAA competition experience. Division III playoffs. Hess also looks for big contributions from Although the Hornets' accomplishments junior Gretchen Crumbaugh (St. Louis, Ml) and of 1990 were impressive, Kalamazoo has an even sophomores Amy Schmidt (Royal Oak/ loftier goal this season: to win a national champi Southfield Christian) and Amy Dumanois onship. (Cuyahoga Falls, OH). Kalamazoo will be out to continue its This year's freshman class is impressive success after breaking onto the national scene last and may push the Hornet veterans for playing fall. The Hornets hosted the Division III Midwest time. Misty Durham (Metamora/Dryden) is a Regional and defeated 1989 national runner-up talented left-handed setter who was twice named Ohio Northern University before bowing to top All-State in Oass D. Christina Garry (Livonia/ ranked Washington (MO) University in the Churchill) was also twice named All-State in regional final. Class A and last year led Churchill High School to The Hornets, directed by 1990 Midwest the state championship. Mary Siwajek (Royal Region Coach of the Year Jeanne Hess, return a Oak/Kimball) is a two-sport athlete and All-State strong group of experienced players. Kalamazoo's honorable mention in volleyball. Jennifer West returnees are led by seniors Mei Zhang (Beijing, (Allegan) is a gifted athlete whose height and China/Hui Wen), a 6-1 hitter who was named agility should prove to be a valuable asset. first-team all-American and the MIAA MVP, and The Hornets enter the season with great Rocky Cibor (Livonia/Stevenson), a setter who antidpation. They look to defend their champi achieved All-Region and All-MIAA honors. onships at the Hornet Invitational and the Ohio Zhang led Division III with an average of Northern Tournament in addition to defending five kills per game last season and posted an their MIAA crown. outstanding .433 attack percentage. Cibor ranked This season will be a real test for Kalam among the nation's top setters with an average of azoo. The upcoming schedule will be a true 9.33 assists per game and led the team in service measure of the squad's ability as well as endur aces with 63. ance. The's schedule includes nationally ranked Seniors Karen Willms (Palatine, IL/ Division III powerhouses Calvin College, Ohio Fremd) and Barbie Oelslager (Adrian) also return Northern University, Rochester Institute of after earning all-conference honors last season. Technology and St. Mary's College, as well as a Willms was second on the team in kills per game strong NCAA Division II team in Wayne State (2.4) while Oelslager paced "K" in digs per game University. The Hornets will begin their cam (1.72). paign on Sept. 7 in the Hornet Invitational held at Joining this talented group of seniors will the Anderson Athletic Center. 30 1991 Schedule Thur., Sept. 5 at Madonna College· 7:00p.m. Sat., Sept. 7 HORNET INVITATIONAL 9:00a.m. Tues., Sept. 10 CALVIN COLLEGE • t 6:30p.m. Fri., Sept 13 - GLCA Tournament TBA Sat., Sept. 14 at Earlham College (IN) ) Tues., Sept. 17 WAYNE STATE UNNERSITY 7:00p.m. Wed., Sept. 18 at Alma College • 6:30p.m. Fri., Sept. 20 - Ohio Northern Tournament TBA Sat., Sept. 2 at Ohio Northern University Mon., Sept. 23 OLNET COLLEGE • 6:30p.m. Wed., Sept. 25 ADRIAN COLLEGE •t 6:30p.m. Sat., Sept. 28 at Hope College • 11:00a.m. w I Rochester Institute of Technology 2:00p.m. Tues., Oct. 1 at Aquinas College 6:30p.m. Fri., Oct. 4 at Albion College •t 6:30p.m. Mon.,Oct7 at St. Mary's College (IN) 8:00p.m. Wed., Oct. 9 at Calvin College •t 6:30p.m. Sat., Oct. 12 ALMA COLLEGE (Parents Day) • t 1:00p.m. Mon., Oct.14 at Olivet College • 7:00p.m. Fri., Oct. 18 at Adrian College • t 6:30p.m. Tues., Oct. 22 HOPE COLLEGE • t 6:30p.m. Sat., Oct. 26 ALBION COLLEGE (Homecoming) • t ll:OOa.m. Fri., Nov. 1- Midwest Invitational TBA Sat.,Nov. 2 at Calvin College Fri., Nov. 15- NCAA Regional Tournament TBA Sat., Nov. 16 • Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association contest t Junior varsity match will be played following the varsity match All Times Eastern -Volleyball- 31 1991 Roster Name Year Pos. Ht. Hometown /High School RockyObort Sr. s 5-7 Livonia /Stevenson Gretchen Crumbaugh• Jr. H 5-9 St. Louis, MI /St. Louis Amy Dumanois• So. S/D 5-6 Cuyahoga Falls, OH /Cuyahoga Misty Durham Fr. s 5-9 Metamora /Dryden ) Nikki Frost So. H/D 5-6 Sturgis /Sturgis Christina Garry Fr. H 5-8 Livonia /Churchill Gretchen Newell Sr. H 6-0 Otsego /Otsego Barbie Oelslagert Sr. H 5-9 Adrian I Adrian Deanna Rieden• Jr. H 5-10 Lake Orion /Pontiac Catholic Amy Schmid~ So. H 5-10 Royal Oak /Southfield Christian Mary Siwajek Fr. H 5-8 Royal Oak /Kimball Jennifer West Fr. H 5-11 Allegan I Allegan Karen Willms• Sr. H 5-10 Palatine, IL /William Fremd MeiZhan~ Sr. H 6-1 Beijing, China /Hui Wen Key H- Hitter •returning letterwinner D - Defensive Specialist S- Setter Head Coach Jeanne Hess Entering her eighth year as head coach, Jeanne Hess has guided the Kalamazoo College volley ball team to national prominence. In 1990, Hess coached the Hornets to their first MIAA championship and first NCAA Division III playoff berth. Kalamazoo's improvement did not go unnoticed as Hess was named the Division III Midwest Region Coach of the Year. Hess received her bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan, where she played varsity volleyball for four seasons. She has a master's degree in exercise science from Western Michigan Univer sity, and teaches in the physical education department at Kalamazoo College. Jeanne has played a vital role in bringing several prestigious tournaments to ''K," including the Mikasa Cup, the Great Lakes Junior National Volleyfest, and the Michigan High School Athletic Associa tion Volleyball Tournament. Recently, Jeanne was promoted to full-time faculty status after accepting the additional position of assistant women's basketball coach. Her husband, Jim, was named head coach of the Hornet women's basketball team. Jeanne and Jim have two children, Andrew, 6, and Kevan, 3. Assistant Coaches Anne Harrison begins her third year as assistant coach with the Hornets. Besides helping Hess with the varsity squad, Harrison also coaches Kalamazoo's junior varsity team. The Hornet JV will play at MIAA matches following the varsity contest. Harrison brings the Hornets experience and discipline after playing volleyball for four years at Oakland University. Also volunteering as an assistant coach this season will be Theresa Jackson Knoechel, a former outstanding player at Western Michigan University. -Volleyball- 32 1990 Season in Review Kalamazoo College's volleyball team enjoyed its best season in school history this fall, as the Hornet spikers advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division III tournament before bowing to the defend ing national champion. Kalamazoo, which concluded the campaign with an outstanding record of 30-7, made an impres sive debut in its first NCAA postseason appearance. The Hornets won their first contest at the six-team NCAA Division III Midwest Regional- held at Kalamazoo College's Anderson Athletic Center-defeat ing seventh-ranked Ohio Northern University for the second time this fall, 16-14, 15-8, 15-12. ONU was the 1989 Division III national runner-up. Kalamazoo junior hitter Mei Zhang set an NCAA Division III tournament record for kills in the match, racking up 34. Nearly as astounding was the performance of juniot setter Rocky Cibor, who effectively moved Zhang around the front row with 48 assists. Kalamazoo - ranked fourth in the final NCAA Division III poll-could not extend its stay in the tournament, however, exiting against No. 1 ranked Washington (MO) University, 15-1, 15-8, 15-5. Kalamazoo coach Jeanne Hess, who directed Kalamazoo to its first Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association championship this season, said there were lessons to be learned from the loss to Washington. "Washington was expected to win, and they played like it," Hess said. ''We were not expected to win when the season began, but as the season progressed the expectations increased. ''Next season will depend on our expectations. We have to make the commitment to winning. We will have four seniors (Zhang, Cibor, Barbie Oelslager and Karen Willms) returning, and they will determine our destiny." Zhang and Cibor in particular will set the tone for Kalamazoo in 1991. The 6-1 Zhang made 535 kills in 107 games for an incredible average of five kills per game, and finished the campaign with an attack percentage of .433. Cibor averaged 9.33 assists per game and led the team in service aces with 63. Zhang, from Beijing, China, became Kalamazoo's first All-American in volleyball, being named to the American Volleyball Coaches' Association first team for NCAA Division III. She was also voted the MIAA MVP and was joined on the all-league first team by Cibor, a Division III Midwest Region selec tion, and Willms. Oelslager was selected to the all-conference second team. Hess, voted Midwest Region Coach of the Year (Division III) this fall, will have to overcome with the graduation of seniors Jennifer Duff and Kelly O'Reilly, an Ali-MIAA honorable mention this season. "Their leadership will be sorely missed," Hess said. . In addition to the national tournament, there were other Hornet highlights this fall. The team was ranked among the top NCAA Division III teams throughout much of the season and enjoyed a 17-match win streak which included a first-place finish at the Ohio Northern Tournament and a victory over defending MIAA champion Calvin College. -Volleyball- 33 1990 Results FINAL TEAM RESULTS Record: 30.7 overall, 11-1 MIAA (1st in MIAA) 9/06- Madonna d. Kalamazoo, 15-12,15-6,15-13 9/08 - Hornet Invitational (1st place) (K results: Kalamazoo lost to Nazareth, 16-14, 17-15; d. Siena Heights, 10-15,15-11, 15-1; d. Aquinas, 15-7, 15-11; d. St. Mary's, 15-13,5-15, 15-6.) 9/11- Kalamazoo d. Alma, 15-1,15-13, ts-11• 9/14 & 15- at GLCA Tournament (2nd place) (K results: Kalamazoo d. Oberlin, 15-6, 15-4; d. Ohio Wesleyan, 15-3, 5-6; lost to Depauw, 15-o, 15-13; d. Earlham, 15-8, 15-5; d. Hope, 9-15,15-12, 15-9; Finals: Depauw d. K 15-13,16-14. 9/17- Kalamazoo d. Olive~ 15-11, 15-8, 15-to• 9/19- Kalamazoo d. Adrian, 15-12,9-15, 15-8, 16-t4• 9/21 & 22- Ohio Northern Tournament (1st place) (K results: Kalamazoo d. Baldwin-Wallace, 15-5,7-15, 15-8; d. Spring Arbor, 15-5, 15-11; d. U-M Dearborn, 15-7, 15-9; d. Marietta, 15-:-3, 15-7; d. U-M Dearborn, 8-15, 15-10, 15-10; d. Muskingum, 15-7, 15-6; Finals: d. Ohio Northern, 3-15, 15-10, 15-6.) 9/25- Kalamazoo d. Aquinas, 15-5, 15-9, 15-10 9/27- Kalamazoo d. Hope, 15-6, 15-10, 15-to• 9129- Kalamazoo d. Albion, 15-5, 15-13, ts-7• 10/3-Kalamazoo d. Calvin, 15-4,15-11,9-15, ts-11• 10/6-Kalamazoo d. Alma, to-ts, 15-8,15-9,12-15, ts-7• 10/10- Kalamazoo d. Olivet, 15-1,15-5, ts-11• 10/13- Kalamazoo d. Adrian, 15-8,15-5, 15-4• 10/16- Kalamazoo d. Hope, 15-6,15-10, 16-14• 10/18- Nazareth d. Kalamazoo, 6-15,15-9,15-12,9-15,15-12 10/23- Kalamazoo d. Albion, 15-6,15-9, ts-11• 10/26 & 27 - Midwest Invitational at Calvin (3rd place) (K results: Kalamazoo d. Adrian, 15-9,15-1, 15-11; d. Wheaton, 15-9,15-12, 14-16, 13-15, 15-2; lostto Schoolcraft JC, 7-15, 17-15,3-15, 17-15, 5-1St; d. U-M Dearborn, 15-8, 15-4, 12-15, 15-5.) 10/31- Calvin d. Kalamazoo, 15-1,15-9,13-15, ts-6• 11/9-Kalamazoo d. Ohio Northern, 16-14, 15-8, 15-12 • 11/10- Washington (MO) d. Kalamazoo, 15-1,15-8, 15-5• •NCAA Division III Regional Tournament at Kalamazoo (Nov. 8-10) +does not count toward overall record (not a four-year college) -Volleyball- 34 1990 Results (continued) FINAL 1990 MIAA VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS MIAA Overall W L W L KALAMAZOO 11 1 30 7 Alma 9 3 18 13 Calvin 9 3 25 9 Adrian 5 7 18 13 Hope 5 7 15 18 Albion 3 9 4 18 Olivet 0 12 2 19 1990 MIAA ALL-CONFERENCE VOLLEYBALL TEAMS Most Valuable Player- Mei Zhang, Kalamazoo College First Team Player, School Pos. Yr. Hometown HighSchool Rocky Cibor, Kalamazoo• s Jr. Livonia Stevenson Laura Holmes, Alma- OH Sr. Traverse City Traverse City Pam VanTol, Calvin• MB So. Grand Rapids GR Christian Janine Whittemore, Ho~ MB Sr. Farmington Hills Harrison Karen Willms, Kalamazoo• MB Jr. Palatine, Ill. Fremd Mel Zhang, Kalamazoo• MB Jr. Bejing, China HuiWen •deonotes number of years All-MIAA Second Team Player. School Pos. Yr. Hometown Hi,hSchQQl Holly Brown, Hope OH Jr. Kalamazoo LoyNorrix Michelle Gathright, Calvin OH Sr. Stevensville Lakeshore Shannon Nichols, Alma MH Sr. Royal Oak Kimball Barbie Oelslager, Kalamazoo OH Jr. Adrian Adrian Christie Veltman, Calvin MB So. Grand Rapids GR Christian Tracy Walkiewicz, Olivet MH Sr. Sterling Heights Stevenson HQnQrat!l~ M~ntion Anneke Armour, Calvin (Lansing Christian); Beverly Brown, Alma (Eagle/Portland); Chris Dykgraaf, Albion (Baldwin/Zeeland); Mary Moriarty, Hope (Grand Rapids/Creston); Kelly O'Reilly, Kalamazoo (Southfield/Lathrup); Sheila Scott, Adrian (Ointon); Carrie Trudgeon, Olivet (Grayling). -Volleyball- 35 Men's Soccer 1991 Outlook The 1990 Kalamazoo College men's junior Mike Haines (Kalamazoo/Hackett), and soccer team won its fifth Michigan Intercollegiate sophomore Greg Hartker (Grand Blanc). They Athletic Association title in six years, finishing will be joined by a solid group of experienced with an overall record of 11-1. The team capped returnees. off its season with its fourth NCAA Division III A talented assembly of incoming fresh tournament appearance in six years. men, among them a number of all-state selections The Hornets played and defeated some and others with similarly impressive credentials, tough competition last year, beating such teams will be asked to fill key support roles. as Western Michigan University and DePauw The potential for another championship is University. The highlight of the season was an there and it will be a matter of blending the impressive 14-game winning streak. returning talent with the quality of the new Although the squad lost many players to arrivals to continue the tradition of scoring goals graduation, its success is expected to continue. and preventing opponents from doing the same. Leading ihe way will be the team's goalkeepers, The right combination of personnel with ability, senior Oark Ardern (Traverse City) and junior commitment, and sustained dedication will need Max Westland (Portage/Central), who combined to be found for the Hornets to win their sixth to record eight shutouts and hold opponents to an MIAA title in seven years. average of less than one goal per game last year. The Hornets look to continue their Ardern was a member of the All-MIAA first team, tradition of excellence under Coach Hardy Fuchs, while Westland was voted to the second team. who is entering his 21st year of leadership. The The team also expects big contributions Hornets will begin the season by traveling to from such players as All-MIAA second team challenge Anderson University in Indiana on senior Rob Orsucci (Livonia/Catholic Central), September 7th. 36 1991 Schedule Sat., Sept. 7 at Anderson University (IN) 2:00p.m. Sat., Sept. 14 at Wilmington, Ohio Tournament 5:00p.m. (vs. Ohio Wesleyan University) Sun., Sept. 15 at Wilmington, Ohio Tournament l:OOp.m. (vs. Wilmington College) Wed., Sept. 18 CALVIN COLLEGE • 4:00p.m. Sat., Sept. 21 at Alma College • 1:30p.m. Tues., Sept. 24 OLIVET COLLEGE • 4:00p.m. Sat., Sept. 28 ADRIAN COLLEGE • 1:30p.m. Wed., Oct. 2 at Hope College • 4:00p.m. Sat., Oct. 5 AQUINAS COLLEGE 1:30p.m. Tues., Oct. 8 at Albion College • 4:00p.m. Sat., Oct. 12 at Calvin College • 1:30p.m. Wed., Oct. 16 ALMA COLLEGE • 4:00p.m. Sat., Oct. 19 at Olivet College • 1:30p.m. Tues., Oct. 22 at Adrian College • 4:00p.m. Sat., Oct. 26 HOPE COLLEGE (Homecoming) • 12:00noon Wed., Oct. 30 SPRING ARBOR COLLEGE 3:00p.m. Sat., Nov. 2 ALBION COLLEGE 1:30p.m. HOME GAMES IN CAPS • Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association contest Coach Hardy Fuchs Hardy Fuchs has built a tradition of excellence as a coach of the Kalamazoo College men's soccer team. Fuchs, entering his 21st season, has led the Hornets to six MIAA championships, including five of the last six league titles. His overall record is 188-81-25, including a 64-4-4 mark versus MIAA opponents during the last six years. Following the 1988 season, Fuchs was named "Coach of the Year'' for the Great Lakes Region of NCAA Division III. He holds a soccer license "B" from the German Soccer Federation, and a U~ted States Soccer Federation "A" license. Early this year, Fuchs received an invitation from Soccer America (circulation 45,000) to become the publication's only book reviewer. Soccer America is the nation's only weekly soccer magazine. Fuchs is an associate professor and chairs the German department at Kalamazoo College. -Men's Soccer- 37 1991 Roster Name Yr. Pos. Hometown /High School 'Tom Anagnost Fr. MF Saginaw /Heritage OarkArdem• Sr. GK Traverse City /Traverse City .Mike Arends Fr. MF Gull Lake/Gull Lake Mark Bachman Fr. FB Minneapolis, MN/Washbum Bavid Borgsdorf Fr. FB Ann Arbor/Huron Michael Cugnetti Fr. MF Portage/Northern Erik Falconer Fr. MF Traverse City /Traverse City Martin Frost Fr. MF Bagsvaerd, Denmark Michael Haines• Jr. FB Kalamazoo /Hackett Tim Halloran Sr. FB Kalamazoo/Loy Norrix G-reg Hartke~ so. MF Grand Blanc/Grand Blanc Peter Knight Fr. MF White Lake/Lakeland AndyKorcek So. FW Birmingham/ Andover Brad Larsen so. FW Lansing/Christian Jonathan Uvely rr. MF St. Clair Shores/Lakeview John Lucier Fr. FW Granville, OH/Granville Travis Lund So. FW ~Ann Arbor /Greenhills Mike Masters• So. FW !Alpena/Alpena William Nichols Fr. FB Westland/John Glenn Bevin Norman• Jr. FB Portage/Central Jesper Olsen Fr MF Roskilde, Denmark Hana Orsucci Fr. FW Uvonia/Catholic Central -Rob-Orsucci• Sr. FB Livonia/Catholic Central Peter Poniatowski Fr. MF Milford/Milford Prescott Redfield Fr. FB Mt. Herman, MA/Northfield Matthew Smith Jr. FB Palo Alto, CA/Palto Alto Nathaniel Stot~ Jr. MF Delton/Delton-Kellogg 'fim Streete~ So. MF Kalamazoo/Loy Norrix .C-lay VanderWall Fr. FW Grand Haven/Grand Haven Pat VanderVeen• Sr. FW Grand Rapids/E. Kentwood .JL\ndrew Wares Fr. FW Traverse City/Traverse City ~ Westi&Rci* , Jr. GK Portage/Central •returning letterwinner -Men's Soccer- 38 1990 Results 1990 TEAM RESULTS Record: 15-3 overall, 11-1 :MIAA (Tied for 1st in MIAA) 9/01- Kalamazoo 1, Depauw 0# 9/02- Wooster 2, Kalamazoo i # 9/04- Kalamazoo 3, Spring Arbor 0 9/09 - Kalamazoo 5, Earlham 2 9/12- Kalamazoo, 7, Alma 4• 9/15- Kalamazoo 6, Olivet 1• 9/18- Kalamazoo 4, Adrian o• 9/22 - Kalamazoo 2, Hope 1• 9/26- Kalamazoo 2, Western Michigan 1 9/29-Kalamazoo 2, Albion o• 10/2-Kalamazoo 1, Calvin o• 10/6- Kalamazoo 7, Alma~ 10/10-Kalamazoo 3, Olivet o• 10/13-Kalamazoo 7, Adrian 1• 10/16 - Kalamazoo 2, Hope ~ 10/23 - Kalamazoo 4, Albion 1• 10/27 - Calvin 3, Kalamazoo 2• 1V2- Ohio Wesleyan 1, Kalamazoo Oof: •MIAA contest #Wooster Tournament ~NCAA Division Ill Regionals at Ohio Wesleyan 1990 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Player Goals Assists Points Derek Bylsma 28 7 63 Rob Ketola 11 5 27 Matt Hartker 5 10 20 Fred Mayer 4 4 12 JeffWilson 3 6 12 Paul Anderson 2 3 7 Mike Haines 0 2 2 Greg Hartker 0 3 3 Max Westland 1 0 2 Craig Thiel 0 1 1 -Men 's Soccer- 39 1990 Results (continued) 1990 'MIAA SCORING LEADERS GOAI.S SCORED ASSIST LEADERS No. 1. Derek Bylsma, Kalamazoo 25 1. Joe Barone, Calvin, Jr. 10 2. Joe Barone, Calvin, Jr. 11 2. Matt Hartker, Kalamazoo, Sr. 7 3. Ed Wilgenburg, Calvin, Sr. 9 3. Derek Bylsma, Kalamazoo, Sr. 6 3. Darren Bennett, Hope, So. 9 3. Jeff Wilson, Kalamazoo, Sr. 6 3. Rob Ketola, Kalamazoo, Sr. 9 5. Jeff Utzinger, Hope, So. 5 6. David Cooper, Albion, So. 7 6. Mark Mulder, Hope, So. 4 7. Chris Riker, Calvin, So. 6 6. Rob Ketola, Kalamazoo, Sr. 4 8. Scott Lymburner, Albion, So. 5 8. Dustin Snell, Alma, Fr. 3 9. Karl Leas, Alma, So. 4 8. Chris Tracy, Alma, So. 3 9. Felix Papillon, Alma, Fr. 4 8. Joel Nieuwenhuis, Calvin, So. 3 9. Chris Tracy, Alma, So. 4 8. Chris Riker, Calvin, So. 3 9. Randy Brothers, Hope, Jr. 4 8. Paul Anderson, Kalamazoo, Sr. 3 9. Matt Hartker, Kalamazoo, Sr. 4 8. Greg Hartker, Kalamazoo, Fr. 3 14. Craig Barnhart, Adrian, Jr. 3 8. Fred Mayer, Kalamazoo, Sr. 3 14. Robert Suffredini, Adrian, Sr. 3 14. Chris Oine, Albion, So. 3 POINT LEADERS Pts. 14. Jon Elgersma, Calvin, Jr. 3 1. Derek Bylsma, Kalamazoo, Sr. 56 14. Jeff Heerema, Calvin, Fr. 3 2. Joe Barone, Calvin, Jr. 32 14. Joel Nieuwenhuis, Calvin, So. 3 3. Rob Ketola, Kalamazoo, Sr. 22 14. Nick Palomaki, Hope, So. 3 4. Ed Wilgenburg, Calvin, Sr. 20 14. Scott Quoss, Hope, Sr. 3 5. Darren Bennett, Hope, So. 29 14. Jeff Wilson, Kalamazoo, Sr. 3 6. David Cooper, Albion, So. 15 14. Joe Kelly, Olivet, So. 3 6. Chris Riker, CAlvin, So. 15 6. Matt Hartker, Kalamazoo, Sr. 15 9. Jeff Wilson, Kalamazoo, Sr. 12 1990 Season in Review The 1990 men's soccer team won its fifth Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association champion ship in six years last season and made its fourth appearance in the NCAA Division III postseason tourna ment in six years. Kalamazoo had an 11-1 record in the MIAA - losing only to Calvin College, which shared the league championship -and finished the season with an overall record of 15-3. Kalamazoo's regular season losses were to Wooster College (Sept. 2) by a score of 2-1 and Calvin (Nov. 27) by score of 3-2. Kalamazoo was defeated by Ohio Wesleyan in the NCAA Division III Regionals by a score of 1-0 (Nov. 2) for the team's third loss of the season. "The team had expectations of going to nationals and even though we lost, it was a great experience for us," said senior co-captain Paul Ander son. The Hornets proved to be tough competitors, as evidenced by wins over Western Michigan University, Calvin, Depauw, and Spring Arbor. The campaign was highlighted by a 14-contest winning streak. ''Team chemistry was very effective and there was a tremendous fellowship among our players throughout the season," Hornet coach Hardy Fuchs said. Senior co-captain Derek Bylsma became the MIAA's all-time leading scorer this season with 56 goals over his three-year soccer career as a Hornet. Bylsma scored 28 goals and made seven assists during the 1990 season to give him a total of 63 points. As expected, Bylsma was voted the league MVP, with senior teammates Fred Mayer and Jeff Wilson joining him on the All-MIAA first team. Senior Paul Anderson, junior Rob Orsucci and sophomore Max Westland were named to the all-league second team. Bylsma was also named to the NCAA Division III all-American First Team. He was also an all American pick in '88. -Men's Soccer- 40 1990 Results (continued) 1990 MIAA MEN'S SOCCER STANDINGS MIAA Overall w L T GF GA w L T GF GA KALAMAZOO 11 1 0 46 11 15 3 0 58 13 Calvin 11 1 0 40 6 15 3 1 55 12 Hope 6 4 2 29 13 11 5 2 50 20 Albion 6 5 1 19 22 6 10 1 24 41 Alma 4 8 0 21 35 7 11 1 33 52 Adrian 2 9 1 10 32 6 11 2 27 39 Olivet 0 12 0 8 41 2 15 0 13 67 1990 ALL-MIAA MEN'S SOCCER TEAMS Most Valuable Player- Derek Bylsma_. Kalamazoo College First Team Pla)::er ~ School Year Pos. Hometown Derek Bylsma_. Kalamazoo•• Sr. F Ann Arbor, Mich. Joey Barone, Calvin••• Jr. F Palermo, Italy Randy Brothers, Hope• Jr. B Traverse City, Mich. David Cooper, Albion•• So. F Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Chris Hughes, Calvin• Sr. B Mt. Oemens, Mich. Karl Leas, Alma.... Jr. B East Lansing, Mich. Fred Mayer, Kalamazoo• Sr. MF Ann Arbor, Mich. Jonathan Pope, Albion•• Sr. MF Troy, Mich. Todd Veenhuis, Calvin•• Jr. GK Brookfield, Wise. Ed Wilgenberg, Calvin••• Sr. MF Escondido, Calif. Jeff Wilson, Kalamazoo••• Sr. B Kalamazoo, Mich. •Denotes number of years All-MIAA Second Team Pla)::er & School Year Pos. Hometown Paul Anderson, Kalamazoo Sr. B Kalamazoo, Mich. Darren Bennett, Hope So. F Richmond, Ind. Steve Bolhouse, Calvin Sr. B Wheaton, Ill. Jake Carney, Alma Fr. MF Elk Rapids,Mich. Marc Earl, Alma Fr. B Lansing, Mich. Joe Kelly, Olivet So. MF Mason, Mich. Rob Orsucci, Kalamazoo Jr. B Livonia_. Mich. Felix Papillon, Alma Fr. F Miami, Fla. Chris Riker, Calvin So. F Portage, Mich. Grant Scott, Hope Sr. MF Northbrook, Ill. Jeff Utzinger, Hope So. MH Carmel, Ind. Max Westland, Kalamazoo So. GK Portage, Mich. -Men's Soccer- 41 Women's Soccer 1991 Outlook The Kalamazoo College women's soccer Stevenson), the 1990 MIAA most valuable player program, entering its tenth year, has established a and a second team All-Region selection, will head tradition of excellence, ranking consistently up the midfield with help from senior aH:aptain among the top teams in the nation in the past Leslie Dorward (Basking Ridge, NJ/Villa Walsh) several years. In the last three years, the Hornet and sophomore Kate O'Brien (Birmingham/ booters have received two NCAA Division III Seaholm). tournament bids. This type of success is evidence At the heart of the defense will be senior of the high level of expectation and tradition at co-captain Shelly Krisfalusi (Troy I Athens) in Kalamazoo College. goal. Krisfalusi is returning from a spectacular The 1990 Kalamazoo College women's season in which she had 16 shutouts and was soccer team captured its second straight Michigan named first team all-American, first team All Intercollegiate Athletic Association title by MIAA, first team All-Region and team MVP. shutting out every league opponent during the Joining I 1991 Schedule Sun., Sept. 8 WOOSTER COLLEGE (OH) 1:00p.m. Tues., Sept. 10 ALMA COLLEGE- 4:00p.m. Wed., Sept. 18 at Calvin College• 4:00p.m. Sat., Sept. 21 at Allegheny College (PA) 3:30p.m. Tues., Sept. 24 at Olivet College• 4:00p.m. Sat., Sept. 28 at Adrian College 1:30p.m. Wed., Oct. 2 HOPE COLLEGE 4:00p.m. Tues., Oct. 8 ALBION COLLEGE• 4:00p.m. Sat., Oct. 12 CALVIN COLLEGE• 1:30p.m. Mon., Oct. 14 at Michigan State University 3:30p.m. Wed., Oct. 16 at Alma College• 3:30p.m. Sat., Oct. 19 OLIVET COLLEGE• 1:30p.m. Tues., Oct. 22 ADRIAN COLLEGE• 3:30p.m. Sat., Oct. 26 at Hope College• 1:30p.m. Tues., Oct. 29 at St. Mary's College (IN) 3:30p.m. Sat., Nov. 2 at Albion College • 1:30p.m. HOME GAMES IN CAPS • Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association contest Coach Scott Forrester Scott Forrester, an accomplished soccer coach and player, enters his first season as head coach of the Kalamazoo College women's soccer team. He takes over for 1990 Division III Coach of the Year Pete Kowall, who has accepted a position as assistant coach for the University of Maryland women's soccer squad. Forrester, 30, comes to Kalamazoo with some excellent credentials. He has coached both the men's and women's varsity soccer teams at Kalamazoo Loy Norrix High School since 1989. Forrester was also men's varsity soccer coach at Galesburg-Augusta High School from 1984-1986 and presently coaches the girls' under-14 Olympic development team for Michigan. In addition, Forrester coached Team USA during its 1987 European Tour to Holland, Denmark, Germany and Russia, and Laser's Eur<'pean Soccer Tour in 1985. Forrester's playing experience is also extensive. He was a goalkeeper for the Western Michigan University varsity soccer team from 1981-1983 and played for Team MOST of the Western Michigan League from 1984-1990. Forrester holds a bachelor of science degree from WMU in physical education and political science and presently holds a "B" license from the United States Soccer Federation. Forrester is not new to the Hornet program, having coached junior goalkeeper Shelly Krisfalusi last season. He can only hope to have the kind of success with the Kalamazoo team that he had with Krisfalusi, a first-team All-American who did not allow a goal until the 13th game of the season. "I am delighted that we will be able to maintain the quality of coaching that has been established in our women's soccer program," Kalamazoo Director of Women's Athletics Lyn Maurer said when Forrester's hiring was announced in June. "Scott is not only a very knowledgeable coach but also pro vides continuity to our program because he has worked with the team in the past and has been an integral part of our recruiting efforts." -Women's Soccer- 43 1991 Roster Name Yr. Pos. Hometown /High School Kelly Allen Fr. MF Sterling Heights /Henry Ford II Julie Anderson Fr. FB Kalamazoo /Kalamazoo Central Nancy Bekofske Fr. MF Flint /Flint Central Nicole Bono Fr. FB Mechanicsberg, PA /Cumberland Valley Sarah Bouchard Fr. FW Uvonia /Stevenson Heidi Buchele,. Jr. MF Ann Arbor /Community Karen Carneyot Jr. MF Uvonia /Stevenson Leslie Dorward,. Sr. FB Basking Ridge, NJ /Villa Walsh Nikki Facciolla,. So. FB Utica /Eisenhower Amy Good Fr. MF Northville /Northville Jennifer Hofmeisterot So. FW Dearborn /Edsel Ford Candi Jones,. Jr. MF Canton /Plymouth-Canton Laurie Kamego Fr. MF Warren /Cousino Shelly Krisfalusi,. Sr. GK Troy I Athens Heather Maatta,. So. FB Utica /Eisenhower Mia McGinty,. So. FB Dearborn /Edsel Ford Erin Miller Fr. MF Rochester /Bishop Foley Kate O'Brien,. So. MF Birmingham /Seaholm April Points Fr. MF Columbus, IN /North Francesca Priebe Fr. FB Uvonia /Churchill Jennifer Russell,. So. FW Plymouth /Plymouth-Canton Aimee Santimore Fr. MF Okemos /Okemos Barbara Sheehy Fr. FB Kalamazoo I Central Debra Westerkamp Fr. GK/MF Northville /Farmington ,.returning letterwinner -Women's Soccer- 44 1990 Results TEAM RESULTS Record: 17-2 overall, 6-0 MIAA (1st in MIAA) 9112- Kalamazoo 7, Alma o• 9118-Kalamazoo 8, Albion o• 9117 - Kalamazoo 4, Chicago 0 9/19 - Kalamazoo 4, Hope o• 9/21- Kalamazoo 2, Denison 0 9/23 - Kalamazoo 3, Ohio Wesleyan 0 9/25- Kalamazoo 3, Adrian o• 9/30 - Kalamazoo 3, Allegheny 0 1013 - Kalamazoo 2, Calvin o• 1015- Kalamazoo 1, Macalester 0 (OT) 1017-Kalamazoo 1, St. Thomas, MN, 0 10/11-Kalamazoo 13, Olivet o• 10115 - Michigan State 2, Kalamazoo 0 (OT) 10118-Kalamazoo 3, Oberlin 0 10/20-Kalamazoo 7, Lake Forest 0 10126 - Kalamazoo 4, Adrian lt 10127-Kalamazoo 1, Calvin Ot 1113-Kalamazoo 3, Mary Washington 1$ 1114-Methodist 1, Kalamazoo 0$ •Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association contest ¢MIAA Tournament at Alma $NCAA Division III Regional Tournament at Mary Washington (Va.) College 1990 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Player Goals Assists Points Jennifer Russell 22 13 57 Karen Carney 11 16 38 Jennifer Hofmeister 15 5 35 Amy Harris 9 4 22 LeighOancy 7 2 16 Leslie Dorward 1 5 7 Mia McGinty 1 3 5 Tawna Ledesma 1 2 4 Kate O'Brien 1 2 4 Heather Maata 1 0 2 Carrie Stefl 0 2 2 CandiJones 0 2 2 Molly Wright 0 1 1 Heidi Buchele 0 1 1 GOALKEEPING Games Goals Against Ave. Shutouts Shelly Krisfalusi 19 5 0.26 15 -Women's Soccer- 45 1990 Results (continued) 1990 MIAA WOMEN'S SOCCER STANDINGS MIAA MIAA Final w L T GFGA Tournament KALAMAZOO 6 0 0 37 0 1. KALAMAZOO 1. KALAMAZOO Calvin 5 1 0 35 4 2. Calvin 2. Calvin Hope 3 2 1 11 9 3. Adrian 3. Adrian Adrian 3 3 0 16 7 4. Hope 3. Hope Albion 2 4 0 4 26 5. Albion 5. Albion Alma 1 4 1 5 18 6. Alma 6. Alma Olivet 0 6 0 1 46 7. Olivet 7. Olivet 1990 ALI..MIAA WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAMS Most Valuable Player-Karen C~ey, Kalamazoo College First Team Player&: School Year Pos. Hometown Nancy Birch, Hope• So. F Parchment, Mich. Amy Buchanan, Adrian• So. F Troy, Mich. Karen Carney, Kalamazoo•• So. M Livonia,. Mich. Kristine Czech, Adrian• So. D Troy, Mich. Shelly Krlsfalusi, Kalamazoo•• Jr. GK Troy, Mich. Shelly LeFlere, Albion• Sr. F Almont, Mich. Cathy Mielke, Olivetot Jr. GK Jonesville, Mich. Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo• Fr. F Plymou~ Mich. Lynn Schopp, Hope•• Sr. MF Carmel, Ind. Michelle Swierenga, Calvin• Jr. B Denver, Colo. Gretchen Toxopeus, Calvin" Sr. F Winchester, Va. Shelly Wemple, Alma..,. Sr. SW Royal Oak, Mich. •Denotes number of years All-MIAA Second Team Player &: School Year Pos. Hometown Karen Blake, Adrian So. F Mt. Oemens, Mich. Amy Harris, Kalamazoo Sr. F Flin~ Mich. Autumn Lester, Olivet Fr. F Delton, Mich. Tammy Lind, Hope Jr. B Mequon, Wise. Nancy Mcintyre, Alma Sr. FB Midland, Mich. Kristin Olenik, Hope Jr. GK St. Charles, Ill. Juliet Tropea, Adrian So. F Sterling Heights, Mich. Melissa Van Heukelem, Calvin Jr. F Denver, Colo. Cathy Vettraino, Albion So. F Eisenhower, Mich. Tracey Veurink, Calvin Jr. L Midland, Mich. Molly Wrigh~ Kalamazoo Sr. FB Edina,. Minn. -Women's Soccer- 46 1990 Results (continued) 1990 MIAA SCORING LEADERS GOAlS SCORED No. ASSISTS No. 1. Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo, Fr. 13 1. Karen Carney, Kalamazoo, Sr. 8 2. Amy Buchanan, Adrian, So. 8 2. Missy Vanheukelem, Calvin, Jr. 5 2. Karen Carney, Kalamazoo, So. 8 2. Tracy Veurink, Calvin, Jr. 5 4. Gretchen Toxopeus, Calvin, Sr. 7 2. Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo, Fr. 5 5. Nancy Birch, Hope, So. 6 5. Julie Tropea, Adrian, So. 4 6. Tracy Veurink, Calvin, Jr. 5 5. Jennifer Johnston, Calvin, Fr. 4 6. Amy Harris, Kalamazoo, Sr. 5 7. Gretchen Toxopeus, Calvin, Sr. 3 6. Jennifer Hofmeister, Kalamazoo 5 7. Julie Akin, Hope, So. 3 9. Karen Blake, Adrian, So. 4 7. Amy Harris, Kalamazoo, Sr. 3 9. Laurie Haan, Calvin, So. 4 7. Jennifer Hofmeister, Kalamazoo 3 9. Missy Vanheukelem, Calvin, Jr. 4 12. Michelle Swierenga, Calvin, Jr. 3 POINT LEADERS No. 12. Julie Akin, Hope, So. 3 1. Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo, Fr. 31 12. Leigh Clancy, Kalamazoo, Sr. 3 2. Karen Carney, Kalamazoo, So. 24 3. Amy Buchanan, Adrian, So. 18 4. Gretchen Toxopeus, Calvin, Sr. 17 5. Tracy Veurink, Calvin, Jr. 15 6. Nancy Birch, Hope, So. 14 7. Missy Vanheukelem, Calvin, Jr. 13 7. Amy Harris, Kalamazoo, Sr. 13 7. Jennifer Hofmeister, Kalamazoo 13 10. Karen Blake, Adrian, So. 10 10. Laurie Haan, Calvin, So. 10 12. Julie Akin, Hope, So. 9 1990 Season in Review The 1990 Hornet women's soccer team reached season goals by capturing its second Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association championship and advancing to NCAA Division III regional tourna ment action. Kalamazoo ended its season with a 6-0 record in the MIAA and an overall record of 17-2. Kalamazoo had shutouts against all MIAA opponents during the regular season and a total fifteen shutouts on the campaign. Hornet goalkeeper Shelly I -Women's Soccer- 47 Cross Country 1991 Men's Outlook The Kalamazoo College men's cross Portinga (Marshall), both of whom missed last country team made long strides towards im season due to foreign study. Sophomores Brad provement last year. Due to large graduating Harbaugh (Niles)- who was the team's top classes among other Michigan Intercollegiate finisher at the MIAA championship meet last Athletic Association rivals, the Hornets have a season-along with Peter Watson (Detroit/De La bright future this year under third-year coach Salle) and Kevin McDonald (Utica/Notre Dame) Peter Livingstone-McNelis. add depth and excellence to the squad. For the first time since 1977, the men's The team will receive some much needed team has a legitimate chance of placing amongst UJrfront running from outstanding freshman the top three teams in the MIAA. Given the past prospects David Barkley, an All-State Oass A quality of the MIAA, a top three finish would be runner from Swartz Creek and Jason Schrock, an quite an accomplishment. Last season, ''K" took All-State Class Brunner from Godwin Heights fifth in the league with a 2-4 dual-meet record. High School in Wyoming, MI. To make this jump in the standings, the Regardless of the prospects, it will take at team will have to rely on junior Ed Priestaf least five runners who can consistently run under (Dearborn/Edsel Ford), a two-time team MVP 27 minutes for an 8K to place the team in the elite and Kalamazoo's highest finisher in the NCAA top three in the MIAA. Division III regional championship. Team The Hornets will begin the quest for the leadership will come from seniors Mark Clifford top three on Sept. 14 at the GLCA meet in Rich (Plainfield, NJ/Wardlaw-Hart) and Andy mond, IN. 1991 Women's Outlook Despite its small roster last year, Kalam its large numbers of returning sophomores, azoo College women's cross country team had including Rebecca Joyce (Kalamazoo/Central), one of its finest season ever, tying for fourth place Dana Bourland (Wayzata, MN), Sheri Michael in the very competitive Michigan Intercollegiate (Saline), and Heather Spencer (Plymouth/ Athletic Association. Plymouth-Canton). The 1991 women's cross country team is Leading the large freshman class are expected to have the largest freshman recruiting Teresa Dennany, an all-conference runner from class since the MIAA declared women's cross Kalamazoo Loy Norrix High School and ~ichelle country a varsity sport in 1981. Pomeroy, an individual state qualifier in the 800 Kalamazoo will receive invaluable meters (time of 2:26) from Park Center High leadership from seniors Kirsten Browne School in Brooklyn, MN. (Birmigham/Seaholm) and Alison Hramiec The key to success this fall season will be (Petoskey), both of whom have run in the Hor conditioning. If everyone comes in healthy and in nets' top five every year that they have competed, shape, then improvement will be inevitable. The as well as Tammy Kolbe (Whitehall) and Gwenn GLCA meet in Richmond, IN on Sept. 14 will be Girard (Wilmette, IL/New Trier). All four of the first test of the team's off-season conditioning. these runners return after missing last season due The squad will be coached for the first to foreign study or internships. time this year by Peter Livingstone-McNelis, who The team also looks for big seasons from also handles duties for the men's team. 1991 Schedule All dates include both men's and women's teams Sat., Sept. 14 GLCA Tournament at Richmond, IN 11a.m. Sat., Sept. 21 MIAA JAMBOREE AT KALAMAZOO,. 11a.m. (Arcadia Course) Sat., Sept. 28 Siena Heights Invitational 11a.m. Sat., Oct. 5 Heidelberg (OH) College Invitational 11a.m. Fri., Oct. 11 TRI-STATE 3p.m. Sat., Oct. 19 Parkside CWD Invitational 12 noon Thurs., Oct. 31 MIAA Jamboree at Alma College• 4p.m. Sat., Nov. 9 MIAA Championship at Hope College• 11a.m. Sat., Nov. 16 NCAA Regionals at Terre Haute, IN 11a.m. Sat., Nov. 23 NCAA Division ill Championship llam. at Newport News, VA HOME CONTESTS IN CAPS • Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association contest Head Coach Peter Livingstone-McNelis Peter Livingstone-McNelis enters his third season as head coach of the Kalamazoo College men's cross country team, and will begin coaching the women's team as well in 1991. The 1987 graduate of Kalamazoo College was a two-time team MVP on the Hornet cross country squad and was named to the All-MIAA team in 1986. Prior to the 1989 season, he served as the team's assistant coach for two years. Uvingstone-McNelis has earned a master's degree in clinical psychology at JFI< University in Orinda, CA, and completed an internship as an assistant coach for the women's track team at the Univer sity of California-Berkeley. Livingstone-McNelis also has a specialization in sports psychology, and implements many of the techniques in his coaching. Assistant Coach Lisa Holden Assisting Livingstone-McNelis for the first time will be Lisa Holden, assistant professor of mathematics at Kalamazoo College. Holden has been running since her freshman year of high school when she tried out for the men's cross country team (her high school did not have a women's team) and was a varsity letterwinner for three years. Holden has run several10K and half-marathon races, and looks forward to working out with both teams. Holden received her B.A. from Boston College and her doctoral degree from Northwestern University. -Cross Country- 49 1991 Men's Roster Name Yr. Hometown /High School David Barkley Fr. Swartz Creek /Swartz Creek Mark Clifford• Sr. Plainfield, NJ /Wardlaw-Hart Louis Gereaux Fr. Manistee /Manistee Erich Hammer So. Chelsea /Chelsea Brad Harbaugh• So. Niles /Niles Brian Heintz Fr. Mount Pleasant /Mount Pleasant Mark Henson Fr. Wixom /Walled Lake Western John Madean Fr. Chicago, IL /University of Chicago Kevin McDonald• So. Utica /Notre Dame Walter Poelzing So. Centerville, OH /Centerville Andy Portinga• Sr. Marshall /Marshall Ed Priestaft Jr. Dearborn /Edsel Ford Pritham Redd~ So. Bloomfield Hills /Cranbrook Jason Schrock Fr. Wyoming /Godwin Heights Peter Watson• So. Detroit /De La Salle Collegiate •returning letterwinners 1991 Women's Roster Name Yr. Hometown /High School Kristine Bennett Fr. Muskegon /Reeths-Puffer Dana Bourland So. Wayzata, MN /Wayzata Kirsten Browne Sr. Birmingham /Seaholm Teresa Dennany Fr. Kalamazoo /Loy Norrix Sarah Foster Fr. Kalamazoo I Central Gwenn Girard Sr. Wilmette, IL /New Trier Theresa Gutierrez Fr. Belleville I Aquinas Staci Harger Fr. Muskegon /Oakridge Alison Hramiec Sr. Petoskey I Petoskey Rebecca Joyce• So. Kalamazoo /Central Tammy Kolbe Sr. Whitehall /Whitehall Sharon Landenson Fr. East Lansing /East Lansing Sheri Michael• So. Saline /Saline Judith Oliver Fr. Manistee /Interlochen Arts Academy Michelle Pomeroy Fr. Brooklyn, MN /Park Center Heather Smits Fr. Saranac /Saranac Heather Spence~ So. Plymouth /Plymouth-Canton Amber Vanderklok Fr. Kalamazoo /Loy Norrix JoWynne Fr. Kalamazoo /Gull Lake •returning letterwinner -Cross Country- 50 1990 Results MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS Record: 2-5 overall, 2-4 MIAA Record: 3-3 overall, 2-3 MIAA (Fifth in MIAA) (Tied for fourth in MIAA) 9/15- at GLCA Tournament (11~ 301 pts.) 9/15- at GLCA Tournament (9~ 243 pts.) 9/29- at Siena Heights lnvit. (Uthplace) 9/29- at Siena Heights Invit. (9th place) 10112 - Tri-State 15, Kalamazoo SO 10/12 - Kalamazoo 21, Tri-State 34 10117- Albion 23, Kalamazoo 3,- 10/17- Kalamazoo 23, Albion DNF• Calvin 15, Kalamazoo so• Calvin 19, Kalamazoo 43• 10/20-Kalamazoo 26, Adrian 33• 10/20-Kalamazoo 16, Adrian DNF• Hope 19, Kalamazoo 42• Hope 21, Kalamazoo 40• 10/27 - Alma 15, Kalamazoo 48• 10/27- Alma 19, Kalamazoo 41• Kalamazoo 15, Olivet DNF• 11/3- at MIAA Meet (5th place, 113 pts.) 11/3-at MIAA Meet (5th place, 140 pts.) (K runners: 5. Linda Fitzpatrick, 19:57; 23. (K runners: 19. Brad Harbaugh, 28:01; 24. Ed Rebecca Joyce, 21:41; 26. Heidi Johnecheck, Priestaf, 28:17; 34. Pritham Reddy, 29:25; 35 21:53; 42. Heather Spencer, 24:54; 43. Sheri .Kevin McDonald, 29:30; 37. Matt Longjohn, Michael, 25:06.) 29:52,38. Pete Watson, 29:59; 39. Jim 11110- at NCAA Regionals (Tiffin, Ohio) Padilla, 30:33.) (K runners: 10. Linda Fitzpatrick, 20:15; 61. 11110- at NCAA Regionals (Tiffin, Ohio) Heidi Johnecheck, 22:10; 64. Rebecca Joyce, (K runners: 36. Ed Priestaf, 22:16; other times 22:16.) not available.) -Cross Country- 51 1990 Results (continued) 1990 MIAA MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY STANDINGS Dual Meets Championship Meet Final Standing w L Pts. Calvin 6 0 1. Calvin 22 1. Calvin Alma 5 1 2. Hope 60 2. Alma Hope 4 2 3. Alma 74 2. Hope Albion 3 3 4. Albion 79 4. Albion KALAMAZOO 2 4 5. K'ZOO 140 5. KALAMAZOO Adrian 1 5 6. Adrian 168 6. Adrian Olivet 0 6 7. Olivet DNF 7. Olivet Top Ten Finishers at Championship Meet 1. John Lumkes, Calvin 25:57 2. Thad Kamhem, Calvin 26:11 3. David Sydow, Calvin 26:48 4. Bill Roberts, Hope 26:54 5. Matthew Chovanec, Alma 26:56 6. Jeff Barrianger, Albion 26:57 7. Rich Church, Calvin 27:01 8. Mark Walters, Hope 27:07 9. Keith Mulder, Calvin 27:08 10. Bruce Aetter, Hope 27:09 Most Valuable Runner-John Lumkes, Calvin All-MIAA First Team •Jeff Barringer, Albion •Matthew Chovanec, Alma •Rich Church, Calvin -John Lumkes, Calvin -Thad Kamhem, Calvin •Bill Roberts, Hope ..David Sydow, Calvin •denotes number of years AII-MIAA All-MIAA Second Team Bob Bates, Calvin Bruce Aetter, Hope Chris Jonas, Alma Evan McGrath, Alma Keith Mulder, Calvin Rick Pott, Calvin Mark Walters, Hope -Cross Country- 52 1990 Results (continued) 1990 MIAA WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY STANDINGS Dual Meets Championship Meet Final Standing w L Pts. Calvin 5 0 1. Calvin 34 1. Calvin Alma 4 1 2. Alma 53 2. Alma Hope 3 2 3. Hope 67 3. Hope KALAMAZOO 2 3 4. Albion 103 4. Albion Albion 1 4 5. K'ZOO 113 4. KALAMAZOO Adrian 0 5 6. Adrian DNF 6. Adrian Top Ten Finishers at Championship Meet 1. Sarah Braunreiter, Alma 19:23 2. Lisa Kuiper, Calvin 19:50 3. Jilanne Bannink, Hope 19:53 4. Michelle Snyder, Alma 19:55 5. Linda Fitzpatrick, Kalamazoo 19:57 6. Kim Talbot, Calvin 20:11 7. Cindy Niebor, Calvin 20:18 8. Tammy Hickey, Albion 20:24 9. Heidi Lanning, Calvin 20:33 10. Jenny Rozema, Calvin 20:35 Most Valuable Runner-Sarah Braunreiter, Alma College All-MIAA First team ,._,.Jilanne Bannink, Hope ...... Sarah Braunreiter, Alma ,.Linda Fitzpatrick, Kalamazoo .. Lisa Kuiper, Calvin .. Cindy Nieboer, Calvin .. Michelle Snyder, Alma ...... Kim Talbot, Calvin .. Denotes number of years All-MIAA All-MIAA Second Team Theresa Foster, Hope Lori Chura, Alma Carrie Dribble, Albion Tammy Hickey, Albion Heidi Lanning, Calvin Stephanie Oatis, Calvin Jenny Rozema, Calvin -Cross Country- 53 Men's Golf 1991 Outlook Following a promising 1990 season, (St. Joseph). McFall had a solid season for Kalamazoo College's men's golf team will again Kalamazoo last fall, finishing 17th in the league be out to improve its lot in the Michigan (83.3 stroke average), while DiMaggio and Simeck Intercollegiate Athletic Association race this fall. will continue to improve following promising Kalamazoo, which improved from a freshman r:ampaigns. seventh-place MIAA finish in 1989 to a fifth-place Veterans Andy Paterson (Okemos), a league showing last season, has the potential to senior, and junior Dave McKee (Northville) will continue its upward move, according to second bid for the team's final two starting spots. How year coach Joe Haklin. ever, they may get a challenge from newcomers "If we play up to our potential, we can Ron Foor (Hillsdale), a junior, and freshman move up to fourth place and possibly as high as Hakan Koymen (Portage/Northern). third," Haklin said. "Olivet (the defending Prior to league play, Kalamazoo will head champion) will be the team to beat with three of to the Garland Resort north of Gaylord for the top four golfers in the league returning for practice and intra-squad play Sept. 8-10. MIAA them, and Hope will also be strong again." competition gets under way with a round at the Kalamazoo will be led by senior captain Pine River Golf Course hosted by Alma College. Andy Pifer (Eaton Rapids/Holt), who ranked Kalamazoo Country Oub will again serve 10th in the MIAA last season with an average as the Hornets' home course. The Hornets will round of 80.6 strokes (18 holes). host an MIAA round on that course Sept. 23. "Andy is looking to have a good senior Competition in the MIAA was tight last season," said Haklin. ''He will be aiming toward year, and Haklin predicts his team will have to the upper echelon of the league and will have a improve just to maintain its fifth-place showing. shot at making the top five." "The league featured a lot of young, The next three spots in the Hornet lineup talented players last season, so it stands to reason should be filled by a strong group of returnees: that the play will continue to get better," Haklin junior Mike McFall (Milford) and sophomores said. "For that reason, it is vital that we work hard Anthony DiMaggio (St. Joseph) and Kurt Simeck to better our play as well." 54 1991 Schedule Sat., Sept. 14 at Alma (Pine River Golf Course) 11 a.m. Thurs., Sept. 19 at Albion (Duck Lake Golf Course) 1:30p.m. Mon., Sept. 23 at Kalamazoo (Kalamazoo Country Oub) 1p.m. Sat., Sept. 28 at Olivet (Bedford Valley Golf Course) 2p.m. Tues., Oct. 1 at Hope (Grand Haven Golf Course) 1p.m. Wed., Oct. 2 at Adrian (Lena wee Golf Course) 1p.m. Mon., Oct. 7 at Calvin (course TBA) TBA All dates are MIAA rounds -Men 's Golf- 55 1991 Roster Name Yr. Hometown/High School Anthony DiMaggio• So. St. Joseph/St. Joseph RonFoor Jr. Hillsdale/Hillsdale Hakan Koymen Fr. Portage/Nortl-.ern MikeMcFaW Jr. Milford/Milford Dave McKee• Jr. Northville/Northville Andy Paterson• Sr. Okemos/Okemos Andy Piferott Sr. Eaton Rapids/Holt Kurt Simeck• So. St. Joseph/St. Joseph Christopher Singer So. Lathrup Village/Southfield-Lathrup Mike Soenen• Sr. Redford/Catholic Central •returning letterwinner +captain Coach Joe Haklin Joe Haklin enters his second season as coach of the Kalamazoo College men's golf team. A native of Chesterton, IN, Haklin was a three-sport athlete at Wabash College, gaining Academic All-America status in basketball among other honors there. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate in history, Haklin has always stressed the need to balance academic achievement with athletic prowess. He taught and coached at University Uggett High School in Grosse Pointe Woods, leading the school's baseball team to a state championship in 1979. From 1979 to 1982, Haklin was an assistant basketball coach at Wayne State University, where he earned his master's degree. From 1982-87, he served as an assistant basketball coach at Western Michigan University. Haklin is also head coach of the Kalamazoo men's basketball team, having led the team to a 64-35 record over four seasons. Previously, Haklin has also coached the Hornet softball team. He and wife Marilyn have a daughter, Kathryn, and reside in Kalamazoo. -Men 's Golf- 56 1990 Results 1990 MIAA GOLF STANDINGS Avg. Total R1 R2 R3 R4 RS R6 R7 1. Olivet 399.1 2794 385 419 394 401 395 391 409 2. Hope 404.4 2831 384 431 411 405 398 390 412 3. Albion 410.1 2871 379 422 415 421 403 405 426 4. Alma 417.3 2921 378 423 431 418 422 417 432 5. Kalamazoo 418.1 2927 392 421 422 427 418 411 436 5. Calvin 418.1 2927 396 424 434 423 423 413 414 7. Adrian 426.4 2985 406 456 420 439 422 412 430 Kalamazoo places R1 -Sept. 13 at Albion, Kalamazoo took fifth place (392 strokes) R2- Sept. 17 at Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo took second place (421 strokes) R3- Sept. 19 at Olivet, Kalamazoo took fifth place (422 strokes) R4- Sept. 24 at Alma, Kalamazoo sixth place (427 strokes) RS- Sept. 27 at Hope, Kalamazoo took fourth place (418 strokes) R6- Oct. 2 at Adrian, Kalamazoo took fourth place (411 strokes) R7- Oct. 8 at Calvin, Kalamazoo took seventh place (436 strokes) -Men's Golf- 57 Women's Golf 1991 Outlook Kalamazoo College's inaugural women's Kalamazoo's top two golfers. golf team will not have many superstars, but the Other Hornet players are sophomore Hornets should be competitive in Michigan Genna Beaudoin (Rockford) and freshmen Jessica Intercollegiate Athletic Association action. Brown (Kalamazoo/Loy Norrix), Leah Since this will be the first season for Meeuwenberg (Grand Haven) and Stephanie women's golf as a league-sponsored sport, Smith (Haslett). Hornet coach Lyn Maurer says it will be hard to "\Ve may not have the leading players in size up Kalamazoo's competition. However, she the league, but we will be competitive because we feels her team should have the depth and leader will have good depth," Maurer remarked. "What ship necessary for a successful season. ever accomplishments we achieve this season will Seniors Karle Jeisel (Delaware, OH/ be through a team effort." Hayes), Tiffany Greenman (South Haven) and Maurer said there are a number of Jamie Owen (Bridgman) will play important talented women golfers in the MIAA, and noted roles, according to Maurer. that the league race should be "tightly packed ''We are fortunate to have three seniors from first through last place." on our roster," Maurer said. "Senior leadership is Kalamazoo's home course is the very important, particularly in this case with Kalamazoo Country Oub, an outstanding private women's golf being a new sport." course located 10 minutes from the College Maurer said that Jeisel and sophomore campus. The Hornets will host an MIAA round at Julie Sperley (Troy I Athens) should be the country club on October 14. 58 1991 Schedule Fri., Sept. 13 at Albion (Tomack Woods) 1:00 p.m. Tue., Sept. 17 at Hope (Winding Creek) 1:00p.m. Mon. Sept. 23 at Calvin (Grand Rapids) 1:00p.m. Thu., Oct. 3 at Olivet (Alwyn Downs) 1:00p.m. Mon., Oct. 14 at Kalamazoo (Kalamazoo Country Oub) 1:00p.m. Tue., Oct. 18 at Alma (Alma Country Club) 1:00p.m. Mon., Oct. 21 at Adrian (l..enawee) 1:00 p.m. All dates are MIAA rounds (golf courses in parentheses) 1991 Roster Name Yr. Hometown/High School Genna Beaudoin So. Rockford /Rockford Jessica Brown Fr. Kalamazoo/Loy Norrrix Tiffany Greenman Sr. South Haven/South Haven Karle Jeisel Sr. Delaware, OH/Rutherford B. Hayes Leah Meeuwenberg Fr. Grand Haven/Grand Haven Jamie Owen Sr. Bridgman/Bridgman Stephanie Smith Fr. Haslett/Haslett Julie Sperley So. Troy/ Athens -Women's Golf- 59 Head Coach Lyn Maurer Lyn Maurer, an avid golfer, is in her first season as coach of the Kalamazoo College women's golf team. For the last six fall seasons, she coached the Hornet women's cross country team before turning the squad over to Peter Livingstone-McNelis. A native of Marshall, Maurer has taught in the College's physical education department since 1969. Maurer is an associate professor of physical education who holds a BS and an MA from Western Michigan University. Maurer, who was a pioneer in helping women's golf gain league-sport status, is director of women's athletics at Kalamazoo College. She also coaches the Hornet women's swimming and diving team. Assistant Coach Donna Fitzgerald Assisting Maurer with the women's golf team this season will be her sister, Donna Fitzgerald, who recently moved to Michigan. Fitzgerald has taught physical education at a number of schools and is the former executive director of the YWCA in Salina, Kansas. Fitzgerald is an accomplished golfer, winning the Kansas state championship for her age group in 1989. -Women's Golf- 60 Fall Sports Composite Schedule September 5 VB @Madonna College 7:00p.m. 7 MS ®Anderson University (IN) 2:00p.m. 7 VB HORNET INVITATIONAL 9:00a.m. 8 ws WCXJSTER COLLEGE 1:00p.m. 10 VB CALVIN COLLEGE• 6:30p.m. 10 ws ALMA COLLEGP 4:00p.m. 13 WG @Albion (Tomack Woods)• 1:00p.m. 13-14 VB GLCA Tournament@ Earlham College TBA 14 FB ILLINOIS BENEDICTINE 1:30p.m. 14 MG ®Alma (Pine River)• 11:00a.m. 14 MS ®Wilmington, Ohio Tournament 5:00p.m. (vs. Ohio Wesleyan University) 14 MXC-WXC GLCA Tournament@ Richmond, IN 11:00a.m. 15 MS ®Wilmington, Ohio Tournament 1:00p.m. (vs. Wilmington College) 17 WG @Hope (Winding Creek)• 1:00p.m. 17 VB WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY 7:00p.m. 18 MS CALVIN COLLEGP 4:00p.m. 18 VB ®Alma College• 6:30p.m. 18 ws @Calvin College• 4:00p.m. 19 MG ®Albion (Duck Lake)• 1:30p.m. 2D-21 VB ®Ohio Northern Tournament TBA 21 FB LAKELAND (WI) COLLEGE 1:30p.m. 21 MS ®Alma College• 1:30p.m. 21 MXC-WXC MIAA JAMBOREE• 11 a.m. 21 ws @Allegheny College 3:30p.m. 23 MG @Kalamazoo (Kalamazoo C.C.)• 1:00p.m. 23 VB OLIVET COLLEGE• 6:30p.m. 23 WG @Calvin (Grand Rapids) 1:00p.m. 24 MS OLIVET COLLEGE• 4:00p.m. 24 ws ®Olivet College• 4:00p.m. 25 VB ADRIAN COLLEGE• 6:30p.m. 28 FB @University of Chicago 2:30p.m. 28 MG @Olivet (Bedford Valley~ 2:00p.m. 28 MS ADRIAN COLLEGP 1:30p.m. 28 MXC-WXC Siena Heights Invitational 11 a.m. 28 VB ®Hope College• 11:00a.m. w I Rochester Institute of Technology 2:00p.m. 28 ws @Adrian College• 1:30p.m. October 1 MG @Hope (Grand Haven)• 1:00p.m. 1 VB ®Aquinas College 6:30p.m. 2 MG @Adrian (Lenawee) 1:00p.m. 2 MS ®Hope College• 4:00p.m. 2 ws HOPE COLLEGE• 4:00p.m. 3 WG ®Olivet (Alwyn Downs)• l:OOp.m. 4 VB @Albion College• 6:30p.m. 5 FB TRINITY (IL) COLLEGE 1:30p.m. 5 MS AQUINAS COLLEGE 1:30p.m. 5 MXC-WXC Heidelberg Invitational 11a.m. 7 MG @Calvin (course TBA) TBA 61 Fall Sports Composite Schedule (continued) October 7 VB @St. Mary's College (IN) 8:00p.m. 8 MS ®Albion Coli~ 4:00p.m. 8 ws ALBION COLLEGE• 4:00p.m. 9 VB ®Calvin College• 6:30p.m. 11 MXC-WXC TRI-STATE 3:00p.m. 12 FB ALBION COLLEG~ 1:30p.m. 12 MS ®Calvin College• 1:30p.m. 12 VB ALMA COLLEGE• 1:00p.m. 12 ws CALVIN COLLEGE• 1:30p.m. 14 WG at Kalamazoo (Kalamazoo c.c.r 1:00p.m. 14 VB ®Olivet College• 7:00p.m. 14 ws ®Michigan State University 3:30p.m. 16 MS ALMA COLLEGE• 4:00p.m. 16 ws ®Alma College• 3:30p.m. 18 WG ®Alma (Alma Country Club)• 1:00p.m. 18 VB ®Adrian College• 6:30p.m. 19 FB ®Olivet College• 1:30p.m. 19 MS ®Olivet College• 1:30p.m. 19 MXC-WXC ®Parkside (WI) Invitational 12:00p.m 19 ws OLIVET COLLEGE• 1:30p.m. 21 WG ®Adrian(Lenawee)• 1:00p.m. 22 MS ®Adrian College• 4:00p.m. 22 VB HOPE COLLEGE 6:30p.m. 22 ws ADRIAN COLLEGE• 3:30p.m. 26 FB ALMA COLLEGE (Homecoming)• 2:00p.m. 26 MS HOPE COLLEGE• 12:00p.m 26 VB ALBION COLLEGE• ll:OOa.m. 26 ws ®Hope College• 1:30p.m. 29 ws @St. Mary's College (IN) 3:30p.m. 30 MS SPRING ARBOR COLLEGE 3:00p.m. 31 MXC-WXC MIAA Jamboree ®Alma College• 4:00p.m. November 1-2 VB Midwest Invitational ®Calvin College TBA 2 FB ®Hope College• 1:00p.m. 2 MS ALBION COLLEGE 1:30p.m. 2 ws ®Albion College• 1:30p.m. 9 FB ®Adrian College 1:00p.m. 9 MXC-WXC MIAA Championship ®Hope College• 11a.m. 15-16 VB NCAA Regional Tournament TBA 16 MXC-WXC NCAA Regional Championship 11:00a.m. @Terre Haute, IN •Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association contest HOME GAMES IN CAPS SPORT KEY FB - Football MG- Men's Golf (courses in parentheses) VB- Volleyball WG -Women's Golf (courses in parentheses) MS - Men's Soccer MXC- Men's Cross Country WS- Women's Soccer WXC- Women's Cross Country