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BEARCAT HAMMER OPEN OCTOBER 25-27, 2019 Hosted by MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, IL BEARCAT HAMMER OPEN Tournament Standings - Final Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Trad Trad Trad Trad Trad Total Total Total POS TEAM WON LOSS Match Match Match Match Match Match Match Match Match Match Total Pins Avg/Gm Baker Trad Games 01 02 03 04 05 01 02 03 04 05 1 MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 6 5 906 980 973 1,040 899 845 922 983 973 898 4,798 5,471 10,269 55 186.7 2 YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY 7 4 809 909 914 1,066 833 837 938 987 975 959 4,531 5,555 10,086 55 183.4 3 MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY 10 1 1,012 916 963 907 934 1,000 952 930 941 980 4,732 5,884 10,616 55 193.0 4 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY 8 3 929 1,030 990 1,097 941 817 970 955 864 953 4,987 5,424 10,411 55 189.3 5 VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY 5 6 753 816 898 999 844 894 990 912 866 874 4,310 5,285 9,595 55 174.5 6 LEWIS UNIVERSITY 4 7 884 931 861 897 840 918 906 873 860 979 4,413 5,449 9,862 55 179.3 7 UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY 1 10 816 814 791 725 818 855 833 799 724 747 3,964 4,749 8,713 55 158.4 8 DRURY UNIVERSITY 3 8 841 802 799 899 874 875 883 962 871 966 4,215 5,414 9,629 55 175.1 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 BEARCAT HAMMER OPEN Sunday Championship Bracket Second Round (Losers from Round 1) First Round Second Round (Winners from Round 1) Final Standings 1 MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY 168 181 177 187 151 181 MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY Lanes 27-28 YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY 1st Place 245 207 233 258 163 225 4 YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY 247 198 177 247 199 171 207 238 147 194 140 162 194 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY 2nd Place Lanes 35-36 Lanes 39-40 2 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY 170 265 174 168 146 180 3rd Place STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 202 214 227 160 194 190 Lanes 31-32 248 214 149 151 183 256 209 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY 173 161 166 181 199 193 4th Place 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 5 LEWIS UNIVERSITY 178 200 224 143 192 201 201 127 VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY Lanes 35-36 LEWIS UNIVERSITY 5th Place 180 145 181 166 161 172 8 UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY 140 145 150 185 190 156 162 136 203 183 169 152 237 201 95 0 1 0 1 0 1 0.5 0 LEWIS UNIVERSITY 6th Place Lanes 31-32 Lanes 27-28 6 DRURY UNIVERSITY UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY 169 198 159 206 185 195 160 69 7th Place DRURY UNIVERSITY VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY 167 189 170 150 163 155 Lanes 39-40 152 149 158 154 144 146 198 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 7 VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 DRURY UNIVERSITY 194 191 159 169 140 197 210 108 8th Place 1 0 0.5 0 0 1 1 1 3 BAKER 6 TRADITIONAL 27-28 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY 990 MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 973 27-28 LEWIS UNIVERSITY 918 MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY 1,000 31-32 UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY 791 VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY 898 31-32 VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY 894 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY 817 35-36 YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY 914 MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY 963 35-36 MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 845 UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY 855 39-40 LEWIS UNIVERSITY 861 DRURY UNIVERSITY 799 39-40 DRURY UNIVERSITY 875 YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY 837 0 0 7 TRADITIONAL 10 TRADITIONAL 27-28 MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 922 YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY 938 27-28 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY 953 UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY 747 31-32 DRURY UNIVERSITY 883 UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY 833 31-32 VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY 874 MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 898 35-36 VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY 990 LEWIS UNIVERSITY 906 35-36 DRURY UNIVERSITY 966 LEWIS UNIVERSITY 979 39-40 MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY 952 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY 970 39-40 YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY 959 MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY 980 0 0 8 TRADITIONAL 11 TRADITIONAL 27-28 VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY 912 MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY 930 27-28 MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 850 YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY 859 31-32 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY 955 LEWIS UNIVERSITY 873 31-32 UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY 791 DRURY UNIVERSITY 857 35-36 YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY 987 UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY 799 35-36 MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY 1,081 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY 865 39-40 DRURY UNIVERSITY 962 MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 983 39-40 LEWIS UNIVERSITY 913 VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY 749 0 0 9 TRADITIONAL N/A 27-28 LEWIS UNIVERSITY 860 YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY 975 27-28 31-32 MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY 941 DRURY UNIVERSITY 871 31-32 35-36 MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 973 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY 864 35-36 39-40 UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY 724 VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY 866 39-40 0 0 BEARCAT HAMMER OPEN Individual Standings Sum of Sum of Sum of Sum of Sum of Sum of Sum of Sum of Sum of POS BOWLER SCHOOL GAME 1 GAME 2 GAME 3 GAME 4 GAME 5 GAME 6 TOTAL GAMES Avg 1 GRAMLY, HOPE MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY 247 195 193 161 178 288 1,262 6 210.33 2 DELROSE, BAILEY MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 210 232 190 193 234 179 1,238 6 206.33 3 CORREA SARMIENTO, ISABELLA MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY 205 236 207 187 181 170 1,186 6 197.67 4 BICCOCHI, ERIN LEWIS UNIVERSITY 202 233 203 161 194 179 1,172 6 195.33 5 DENCH, KAYLA LEWIS UNIVERSITY 171 187 148 202 233 215 1,156 6 192.67 6 WHITE, TOMMIE STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY 188 172 225 179 214 164 1,142 6 190.33 7 GILL, SARAH STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY 165 205 201 195 191 185 1,142 6 190.33 8 DOCKERY, EMMA YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY 201 228 192 171 171 173 1,136 6 189.33 9 SMITH, MADISON DRURY UNIVERSITY 205 180 210 152 219 161 1,127 6 187.83 10 BATES, ADDY VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY 241 229 177 182 150 145 1,124 6 187.33 11 MOORE, KIRSTEN YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY 169 199 206 176 177 193 1,120 6 186.67 12 MARX, MADYSON YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY 170 160 213 215 198 161 1,117 6 186.17 13 OWENS, KYLA DRURY UNIVERSITY 191 188 175 196 176 186 1,112 6 185.33 14 BEYER, CARLENE STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY 163 224 182 168 214 158 1,109 6 184.83 15 ROOF, ALEXIS VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY 170 210 171 192 181 182 1,106 6 184.33 16 WRENN, EMMA YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY 133 205 206 180 201 163 1,088 6 181.33 17 LOHR, ERICA LEWIS UNIVERSITY 212 179 162 169 167 164 1,053 6 175.50 18 SAMUELSON-BURKEYBILE, LEAH MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 189 141 205 193 147 166 1,041 6 173.50 19 HAGERMAN, REBECCA MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY 0 167 200 238 200 219 1,024 5 204.80 20 DOMBROWSKI, ALEXANDRA UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY 172 182 202 138 148 169 1,011 6 168.50 21 TREXLER, KEAGAN MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 0 210 225 193 198 157 983 5 196.60 22 BERGSBAKEN, ISABELLE UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY 175 182 143 170 157 128 955 6 159.17 23 ALLEN, ISABEL MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY 204 196 160 179 0 195 934 5 186.80 24 BRASWELL, GRACE DRURY UNIVERSITY 0 184 182 190 205 166 927 5 185.40 25 RODRIGUEZ, MACAILIN MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 137 205 159 149 0 162 812 5 162.40 26 HODSON, KAYLEE VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY 0 201 207 190 166 0 764 4 191.00 27 MYERS, BRITANEY MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY 207 158 170 0 0 209 744 4 186.00 28 FISHBECK, DEALANI LEWIS UNIVERSITY 159 0 0 172 212 201 744 4 186.00 29 JONES, CORINNA DRURY UNIVERSITY 0 163 205 189 0 169 726 4 181.50 30 VOIERS, SARAH STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY 180 202 165 163 0 0 710 4 177.50 31 GEORGE, CRYSTAL STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY 0 167 182 159 0 184 692 4 173.00 32 HORTON, SYDNEY DRURY UNIVERSITY 179 168 190 144 0 0 681 4 170.25 33 SANTIAGO-RAMOS, CLAUDIA VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY 183 164 0 0 189 130 666 4 166.50 34 LANE, MORGAN LEWIS UNIVERSITY 0 0 182 156 173 154 665 4 166.25 35 MAGAÑA, RUTH VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY 0 186 187 134 0 153 660 4 165.00 36 BURKEYBILE, ASHLYN UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY 178 144 0 127 0 169 618 4 154.50 37 FLORENCE, SARAH YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY 0 0 0 233 212 169 614 3 204.67 38 HELTNE , NATALIE MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 0 0 204 245 159 0 608 3 202.67 39 TURNQUIST, DENYSE UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY 0 0 159 136 123 145 563 4 140.75 40 BREKKE, ISABELLE DRURY UNIVERSITY 150 0 0 0 199 175 524 3 174.67 BEARCAT HAMMER OPEN TEAM GAMES QUAD BAKER MATCHES BEST OF BAKER MATCHES Trad Trad Trad Trad Trad Trad Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker 1 MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY Match 01 Match 02 Match 03 Match 04 Match 05 Match 06 Series Games Average Match 01 Match 02 Match 03 Match 04 Match 05 Total Baker xRND 1 xRND 2 xRND 3 1 CORREA SARMIENTO, ISABELLA 205 236 207 187 181 170 1,186 6 197.7 233 220 190 154 194 Game 1 168 245 #N/A 1 MYERS, BRITANEY 207 158 170 - - 209 744 4 186.0 222 187 188 210 152 Game 2 181 207 #N/A 1 GRAMLY, HOPE 247 195 193 161 178 288 1,262 6 210.3 193 175 205 164 185 Game 3 177 233 #N/A 1 ALLEN, ISABEL 204 196 160 179 - 195 934 5 186.8 151 171 193 203 222 Game 4 187 258 #N/A 1 ORF, MARY 137 - - - - - 137 1 137.0 213 163 187 176 181 Game 5 151 163 #N/A 1 HAGERMAN, REBECCA - 167 200 238 200 219 1,024 5 204.8 Game 6 181 225 #N/A 1 MORGAN, AMANDA - - - 176 212 - 388 2 194.0 Game 7 - - #N/A 1 PATTISON, MARANA - - - - 209 - 209 1 209.0 Tie Breaker - - #N/A 1 , - - - - - - - - 0.0 1 , - - - - - - - - 0.0 1 TIEBREAKER - - - - - - - - - - - 1 Total 1,000 952 930 941 980 1,081 5,884 30 980.7 1,012 916 963 907 934 4,732 Total 1,045 1,331 #N/A 1 Opponent Score 918 970 912 871 959 865 5,495 915.8 906 814 914 899 844 4,377 Opponent Score 1,075 1,187 #N/A 1 Opponent LEW SFA VALP DRU YSU SFA MRY UI YSU DRU VALP Opponent YSU SFA #N/A 1 W/L W L W W W W 5 - 1 W W W W W 5 - 0 W/L 2-4 4-2 #N/A 1 Trad Trad Trad Trad Trad Trad Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker 2 MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY Match 01 Match 02 Match 03 Match 04 Match 05 Match 06 Series Games Average Match 01 Match 02 Match 03 Match 04 Match 05 Total Baker xRND 1 xRND 2 xRND 3 2 SAMUELSON-BURKEYBILE, LEAH 189 141 205 193 147 166 1,041 6 173.50 157 199 188 185 204 Game 1 173 248 #N/A 2 SCHMIDT, BRIANNA 139 - - - 160 186 485 3 161.67 166 218 224 212 148 Game 2 161 214 #N/A 2 DELROSE,
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    Eric Aguilar - Certified Flight Instructor Eric Aguilar joins the Flight department as a Certified Flight Instructor. As an alumni, Eric received his Bachelor in Science in Aviation Flight Management and Aviation Administration and is currently pursuing his Masters in Science in Aviation and Transportation. Eric served as a tem- porary CFI prior to starting in his current position. Adrian Almeida - Campus Safety Officer Adrian Almeida is a Campus Safety Officer in the Lewis University Police Department. He was previously a Campus Safety Officer at Joliet Junior College. Adrian strives to give back to the community in any way he can. He hopes to accomplish this by serving our community and pursuing a career in Criminal Justice. Robert Bryan - Certified Flight Instructor Robert Bryan is a Certified Flight Instructor. As a former Lewis student, Robert has a Bachelor of Science in Aviation Flight Management and a minor in Aircraft Dispatch and Business Administration. Robert was a member of Lewis R/C Flyers, where he taught team members how to fly and repair remote control aircraft. Take a moment to learn about your new colleagues. Welcome them and say "Hello!" when you see them around campus! Carole A Cahill - Executive Assistant Carole Cahill is the Senior Executive Assistant in the Office of the Chief Financial Officer. She brings over 15 years of Higher Ed experience to Lewis, most recently with Columbia College and previously with Saint Xavier University. Carole enjoys traveling the 50 states and has a peren- nial butterfly garden. Dana Gambla - Campus Safety Officer Dana Gambla joins the University Police department as a Campus Safety Officer.
  • A President's Legacy a President’S

    A President's Legacy a President’S

    THE MAGAZINE OF FALL 2015 A President’s Dear Readers of the Lewis University Magazine: and the limited financial support that their families can provide. We are firmly committed I believe that you will find this particular to help as many as possible to remain in school Magazine of Lewis University to be very and to pursue their vitally needed college interesting and encouraging to read. Moreover, degrees. More than 80% of the top jobs in there are dozens of wonderful photos of America now require a college diploma and people and happenings from throughout the that percentage is steadily increasing. Without fall semester. It has been a very good year for having graduated from college, many citizens the University and especially for our students will have to settle for minimally satisfying or and faculty engaged daily in our ever-more undercompensated careers. distinctive educational programs. Finally, there is an article here that speaks Throughout the Magazine, you will find about the legacy of nearly three decades write-ups regarding a multitude of fine during which I have been privileged to accomplishments, especially by our students serve as the President of this very special and faculty. For instance, the Flight Team came PRESIDENT’S University. It is thoughtfully written and in second place in the regional tournament PERSPECTIVE quite complimentary in its content. I am which we hosted in October and will once delighted that Lewis is becoming an ever- again be going to the national championship more distinguished University, especially in contest in the spring. Our science students will read about some of the very effective such distinctive academic programs as STEM continue to be involved in challenging and assistance they are providing to various (the natural sciences, technology, engineering worthwhile research projects, and increasingly schools.