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1990 MIAA Football Teams l i@ '\~L 1 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
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