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ORANGE AND BLACK CONFERENCE ....................... (MIAA) MICHIGAN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ARCHERY . CALDER FIELDHOUSE 383-8515 BASEBALL . WOOD\~ORTH FIELD CALDER FIELDHOUSE TENNIS ............... o ••••• o •• o o • o o o o o • o •• o o ••••• o • STOWE STADIUM 383-8416 TRACK . ANGELL FIELD CALDER FIELDHOUSE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT- Men's ·••oo•o•••••o••·············· 383-8427 Women •s .... o •••• o ••••••••• o • • • • • • • 383-8518 SPRING SPORTS ATHLETIC STAFF· ATHLETIC DIRECTOR FOR ~1EN .......... o •••••••••••••• ROLLA ANDERSON ATHLETIC DIRECTOR FOR WOMEN .......... ·····••o••···· TISH LOVELESS ARCHERY . TED BROOKS BASEBALL .............. o o •• o ••• o ••• o • o •••• o ••• o o • o •• o • DAVE ROWLEY TENNIS- Men's •••o••ooo•o••••o••••o•···········o···· GEORGE ACKER Women's ................................... TISH LOVELESS WOMEN' S TRACK . o •••••••••••••••••••• o •• o o • o • o •••• o • • TERRI BEATTIE 1 Archery Kalamazoo College's 1980 MIAA Championship archery team will return six letterwinners for this year's competition. The Hornets wi 11 be 1ed ·in the promising 1981 season by junior Merry Lu Jordan. Jordan was the leading MIAA Tournament shooter in 1980, taking highest single round and highest individual total honors. Those marks stand as league records, along with the record Jordan also set last year for best round in a dual meet. Kalamazoo's first and second squads captured the two top team spots at the state National Archery Association (NAA) Collegiate Championships, while Jordan won the individual state championship. The Hornet shooters went on to finish in tenth place among all fou~year colleges in: the U.S. at the NAA National Championships, competing against numerous Olympic archers. Veteran team members who are expected to contribute to another outstanding showing include seniors Laura Hartley, Phillippa Nunez and Mary Ploughman; and juniors Sharon Bosche and Laura Gran. THE 1980 RECORD MIAA Conference - Won: 5 Lost: 1 (1st place) Overall Record - Won: 5 Lost: 1 COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Ted Brooks Ted Brooks, a certified archery instructor, has coached the Hornet archery team for seven years, securing four MIAA Championships and one NAA State Collegiate Championship in 1980. Brooks' teams have never placed lower than 3rd in league competition. His total coaching record at 11 K11 stands at 25 wins and 13 losses. Brooks has been 2 teaching archery for 17 years. In the 1975 American Indoor Championship, Brooks was 17th out of 450 archers. And in 16 years of Southwest Michigan indoor and outdoor championships, he has finished either first, second, or third 25 times. 1981 ARCHERY SCHEDULE Mar. 31 @ Alma 7:00 p.m. Apr. 6 ALBION 7:00 p.m. Apr. 9 ALMA 6:00 p.m. Apr. 14 @ Calvin 7:00 p.m. Apr. 16 HOPE 7:00 p.m. Apr. 20 CALVIN 7:00 p.m. Apr. 22 @ Hope 4:00 p.m. Apr. 24 @ Albion 7:00 p.m. May 1-2 MIAA TOURNAMENT AT KALAMAZOO 1981 ARCHERY ROSTER NAME YEAR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) Mary Adams 4 Evanston, IL Marie Bielawski 4 Dearborn Heights (Dearborn) Michele Chester 1 Southfield (Lathrup) * Laura Gran 3 Kalamazoo (Loy Norrix) Nina Hager 4 Hollywood, FL (McArthur) TammY Hamric 3 Flat Rock * Laura Hartley 4 Duluth, MN (Cathedral) Maura Johnston 1 Detroit (Immaculata) * Merry Lu Jordan 3 Plainwell * Phillippa Nunez 4 Trinidad &Tobago, WEST INDIES (St. James Secondary) Jenny Pike 2 Chevy Chase, MD (Bethesda-Chevy Chase) * Mary Ploughman 4 Plymouth (Salem) Amy Popoff 2 Lansing (Waverly) Anne Sanderson 1 Warren (Benedictine) * Letterwinners 3 Baseball The 1981 baseball squad shows the potential for becoming a serious contender in this season•s league title race. According to Coach Dave Rowley, the team will be aiming for the top spot this season, after climbing three places in the standings and finishing only one game out of first last year. The team•s standings have improved steadily under Rowley•s guidance. Although the Hornets have not won a league baseball title since 1927, they will try to remedy the situation this year, fi'elding an experienced team with veteran players at every position. They have only lost one pitcher and one catcher from the 1980 starting team. At the forefront of this year•s anticipated Hornet success will be senior Britt Lewis, All-MIAA center fielder, who was 2nd in league hitting and leading team batsman and base stealer in 1980. Senior Kevin Kansman, 1979 All-MIAA right fielder, will return at full strength this year, after recovering from a knee injury which hampered him last season. Senior Tim Pobuda, 1980 All-MIAA second team catcher, provided 11 K11 with the most runs batted in and shared the most home runs with Kansman. Senior letterwinners also counted on to make strong contributions will be shortstop Tom Ranville, pitcher Scott Combs and infielder Mark Clyne. Other returning letterwinners who should figure heavily in K-College•s title quest include first baseman Fred Bleakley, second baseman Paul Dillon, pitcher/left fielder Dave Lewis, pitcher Barry Owens, pitcher Mike Schork, third baseman Dennis Warkentien, infielder Jim Urban and infielder Mark Birtman. Leading a promising crop of freshmen will be catcher Jim Ham, who received All-State Honorable Mention during his high school career. 4 Other newcomers adding team depth will be infielder Rick Barber, pitcher Scott Cadieux, outfielder Paul Clancy, pitcher Nik Schork, infielder Chris Smorch and shortstop Mark Hill. 1981 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Spring Trip Mar. 22 Binmingham Southern College 1:00 p.m. Mar. 23 Birmingham Southern College 1:00 p.m. Mar. 25 Spring Hill College 1:00 p.m. Mar. 26 University of South Alabama 6:00 p.m. Mar. 27 University of South Alabama 7:00 p.m. Mar. 28 Huntingdon College 1 :00 p.m. Mar. 29 Huntingdon College Regular Season Apr. 10 @ Aquinas 1 :30 p.m. Apr. 15 ALBION 1 :00 p.m. Apr. 18 @ Hope 1:00 p.m. Apr. 22 OLIVET 1 :00 p.m. Apr. 25 @ Adrian 1:00 p.m. Apr. 29 HILLSDALE 1:00 p.m. May 2 ALMA 1:00 p.m. May 5 SPRING ARBOR 1 :00 p.m. May 9 @ Calvin 1:00 p.m. May 17 @ Aquinas Tourney 1:00 p.m. All games are doubleheaders. 5 THE 1980 BASEBALL RECORD MIAA Conference - Won: 7 Lost: 5 (3rd place) Overall Record - Won: 8 Lost: 11 COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Dave Rowley This will be Dave Rowley's third season as head coach for the Hornet sluggers. As an undergraduate at "K," he was a four-year letterwinner in both baseball and football. As a pitcher, he was the baseball team's Most Valuable Player for the 1971 and 1972 seasons. He also was selected All-MIAA Pitcher in 1971 and team captain in 1973. As a defensive tackler in football, he was chosen All-MIAA in 1971 and 1972 and team captain in 1973. Rowley worked as program director in the rehabilitation unit at the Kalamazoo County Juvenile Home before assuming the responsibility for the Hornet baseball squad. He currently is employed by the Kalamazoo branch of the Georgia-Pacific Corporation. Assistant Coach: Bob Cavanaugh Bob Cavanaugh will begin his third year as assistant baseball coach at K-College. He will be in charge of the infielders again this year and also will help with recruiting. He attended Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, where he was their starting shortstop for four years and team captain during his senior year. Cavanaugh teaches in the Kalamazoo Public School system. He holds a master's degree in physical education from Western Michigan University. 6 1981 BASEBALL ROSTER NAME POS. YR. HOMETOWN ~HIGH SCHOOLl Stan "Chip" Ames c 1 Hudson Paul Anderson IF 4 Interlochen (Traverse City) Mike Asher OF 2 Birmingham (Brother Rice) Rick Barber IF 2 Adrian * Mark Birtman IF 3 Hartford * Fred Bleakley IF 3 Grand Rapids ( Forest Hi 11 s Central) Greg Brooks OF 1 Burr Oak Scott Brown OF ,. Plainwell (Delton Kellogg) Scott Cadieux p 1 Rochester (Adams) * Tim Carlson IF 4 Tekonsha Paul Clancy OF 1 Lincoln Park (Aquinas) * Mark Clyne IF 4 Coldwater * Scott Combs p 4 Battle Creek (Harper Creek) * Paul Dillon IF 2 Plymouth (Salem) * Jeff Flynn P/IF 2 Allegan (Tekonsha) Jim Ham c 1 Bri-dgeport Mark Hi 11 IF 1 Brighton (Catholic Central) * Frank Houttekier p 3 Farmington Hills (Cranbrook) * Kevin Kansman OF 4 Farmington * Britt Lewis OF 4 Rochester * Dave Lewis P/OF 3 Rochester * Barry Owens p 2 Plymouth (Salem) * Tim Pobuda c 4 Ceresco (Harper Creek) * Tom Ranville IF 4 Grand Blanc * Mike Schork p 3 Ann Arbor (Gabriel Richard) Nik Schork P/OF 1 Ann Arbor (Gabriel Richard) Chris Smorch IF 1 Grand Blanc * Jim Urban IF 2 Bay City (Central) * Dennis Warkentien IF 2 Decatur * Letterwinners 7 Men~ Tennis The 1981 men's tennis team will retain ten letterwinners from last season's squad, which placed third in the NCAA Division III National Championships and captured K-College•s 42nd consecutive league title. All-American Chris Burns, the 1980 NCAA Division III national singles champion, will be working hard to defend his title. Kevin Johnson, an all-conference player in his freshman year, will be returning as a junior to play for "K." A strong showing also can be expected from senior Bill Vanderhoef, who won the league #6 singles championship last year and took runner-up league honors for #3 doubles competition.
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