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Y E A R B O O K

DISTRICT NO.4 BOARD MEMBERS

Ray Allen Linda S. Christman Gary Cluver Helen Henry Leslie Ann Howard Manuel H. Lugo Richard W. Magnuson Judy Rendall James Roth

PRESIDENT Dr. Beverly S. Simone

VICE PRESIDENT/STUDENT SERVICES Darl E. Drummond

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Jack Brenegan

ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK Lori Allen

SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR Julie Do

1992-93 COACHES

Baseball Coach Leo Kalinowski Assistant Baseball Coach & Coordinator Lyle Hanson Men’s Basketball Coach Matt Young Assistant Men’s Basketball Coaches Steve Ewert Anthony Brazzel Women’s Basketball Coach Kris Quinlan Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach Bruce Darnall Men’s & Women’s Bowling Coach Paul Vaughn Cheerleading Advisor Angie Gordon Cross Country Coaches Fred Williams Bill Hausler Golf Coach William Scheer Softball Coach Sue Everson Assistant Softball Coach Lisa Becher Men’s Tennis Coach Chris Page Women’s Tennis Coach Sue Zentner Track & Field Coach Paul Johnson Track & Field Coordinator Fred Williams Men’s Volleyball Coach JoAnn Walker Women’s Volleyball Coach Wayne Vanderploeg Assistant Women’s Volleyball Coach Janet James Wrestling Coach Bill Kernen Wrestling Coordinator Dennis Hoeser

1 1992-93 TEAM HONORS

WISCONSIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE

Baseball First Place Men’s Bowling Second Place Fall Golf First Place Women’s Volleyball Second Place

WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

Baseball First Place Men’s Bowling Third Place Cross Country Second Place Fall Golf Second Place Women’s Volleyball Fourth Place

NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION REGION XIII

Women’s Basketball Second Place Men’s Cross Country Second Place Volleyball Third Place

2 DISTRICT 4 BOARD SPORTSPERSON OF THE YEAR 1992-93

AMY STONE, a graduate of Clinton High School, was chosen as this year’s Board Sport- sperson of the Year. Amy competed for two years in softball and women’s basketball. In softball, Amy was voted team captain and most valuable player. She also received All-Region honors. In basketball, she was voted team captain and lead the team in assists. Amy graduated in 1993 from the Recreation Resource program with a 2.89 overall grade point average.

EARNEST JILES, a graduate of Dermott High School in Arkansas, was also chosen as this year’s Board Sportsperson of the Year. Earnest is a second year men’s basketball player and is in his as he showed great leadership both on and off the (L to R) Amy Stone, Jack second year in the Finance program. Earnest court. According to his coach, Earnest is a very Brenegan, and Earnest Jiles is an excellent student with an overall grade dedicated person, not only to his team but also point average of 2.79. Earnest was voted team to his personal goals and aspirations. captain for the 1992-93 season by his teammates

1992-93 WISCONSIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE ALL- ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS Baseball: Mike Lawton and Nick Nelipovich Men’s and Women’s Basketball: Earnest Jiles, Andrew Fix, Kelly Brusenbach, Karen Clark, Tammy Haugen, Shatekwa Floyd, Jami Meister, Lori Schwenn, and Kim Vick Men’s and Women’s Bowling: Joan Franke, Tom Howery, Bonnie Leiza, Chad Markgraf, and Laura Nygaard Cheerleading: Cindy Horwath and Angela Piehl Cross Country: Edward Wenzel and Scot Williams Golf: Rich Crim, Todd Hrenak, Mike Lund, Chad Sprecher, Chris Simon and James Steinle Softball: Michelle Ceizyk, Karen Clark, Jill Gorsuch, Tammy Haugen, Kimberly Kohn, Brenda Peterson and Sara Quam Men’s and Women’s Tennis: Denyl Kahl, Jon Kang, Robert Kulys, Doug Markefke, and Laura Nygaard Track and Field: Luecretia Franklin, Akira Lipke, and Scot Williams Men’s Volleyball: Clark Baeseman, Jon Bohnhoff, and Alan Hopfensperger Women’s Volleyball: Dixie Dempsey, Kayla Kramer, and Melanie Quelle Wrestling: Ed Marking 3 MATC ATHLETIC SERVICE AWARD 1992-1993 Long time coach, Fred Williams, was honored 1983, 1985, and 1986. Coach Williams took over with the Athletic Service Award for his years of the cross country program in 1972. He remained at service and dedication to the athletic program the helm until 1992, when he stepped down as head at MATC. Coach Williams received the honor coach. Fred was honored as cross country Coach at this year’s all-sports banquet. of the Year from Region XIII in 1988.

Coach Williams began his relationship with In 1988, a sole athlete approached Athletic Director MATC athletics in 1971 as the men’s baseball Jack Brenegan with interest in representing MATC head coach. Coach Williams was with the base- as a track and field athlete. From there track and ball program for 15 years. He served as a head field was born at MATC, and Coach Williams was coach from 1971-81 then again in 1984. Coach given charge of the new program. Track and Field Williams was the assistant baseball coach in 1982, formally started the following year in 1989.

Coach Williams has taught at MATC since 1970 in the psychology department. Along with his com- mitment to MATC, Coach Williams has served his country for 37 years. He had retired from the Army Reserves after 36 years of service, but was recalled for one more year during Operation Desert Storm. Coach Williams, a Lieutenant Colonel, was appointed the supervisor for the Military Family Assistance Program for southern Wisconsin.

Coach Williams is still involved with MATC athletics as the team coordinator for both the cross country and track and field programs.

Jack Brenegan and Fred Williams

4 1992-93 MATC HALL OF FAME

XIII Team also was one of his many achievements. - Mike Capaccio MICHAEL J. CAPACCIO Mike ranks fifth on the MATC career rebounder is a 1976 graduate of Woodstock High School, list with 467 rebounds for an average of 12.3 per Woodstock, IL., where he played football, game. He now works as a counselor and assistant baseball, and basketball. Most Valuable Player, basketball coach at Indian Hills Community All Northwest Suburban Conference, All- College in Ottumwa, Iowa. Mike is very active County and All-Area were some of the honors he in the college and community. He is the advisor received that year. For both of his years playing for the Indian Hills Student Life Program, a Big basketball at MATC, he was second in scoring, Brother, coach in a fifth and sixth grade church first in rebounding, first in blocked shots and basketball league, and a DARE counselor who named first Team All-Conference. In 1977 he works with was the field goal percentage leader and in 1978 students at he was chosen Captain and Most Valuable Player risk. by his teammates. Being selected the National

Junior College Athletic Association All Region

THOMAS CLAUDER - Thomas Clauder is the city of a 1971 graduate of Madison Edgewood High Fitchburg, School where he participated in basketball and where he re- baseball. After high school graduation, Tom ceived com- attended MATC and played basketball. He led mendation the team both years in field goal percentage, f rom the shooting 54 percent. In 1976, Tom returned to FBI for is MATC and received his Associate Degree in initiative and professionalism during a 1981 (L to R) Mike Cappaccio, Jill Liberal Studies. A few years later, he became investigation and apprehension. Tom shows Hannawell, Mary Watters, an active member of the MATC Liberal Studies concern for his neighborhood and serves as vice and Tom Clauder Advisory Committee, serving for several years. president of the Wildwood South Neighborhood MATC recognized his efforts and commitments Association in Fitchburg. He is a member of the by presenting him with a service and dedication Madison Elks. award. Since 1976 he has been a police officer for

JILL HANNAWELL - Jill Hannawell was Program, graduating with honors and a 3.7 grade a three sport star at Janesville Parker High point average. Jill has continued her education School, where she played volleyball, basketball at the University of Wisconsin where she will and softball. At MATC, Jill was a two sport graduate in 1993 with a Bachelor’s Degree in person, participating in basketball and softball. Kinesiology and a certificate in Adapted Physical Some of her honors in basketball include: leading Education. At the university, Jill received the scorer, assist leader, captain, most valuable, all Palmer-Tarbell Award and the Helen Pfunderer- conference, all state, State Junior College Player Smith scholarship. This year she is a finalist for of the Year and she was the golden glove winner the Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness and in softball. In 1982, Jill was honored as the Health Scholarship and she will receive two sports District Board Sportsperson of the Year. Jill is training scholarships. a 1982 graduate of the Medical Lab Technician

MARY WATTERS - Mary Watters is a Mary continued in three sports. She was the 1978 graduate of Cambria-Friesland High Most Improved Player and Captain of the state School where she participated all four years WJCAA volleyball champion team in 1981. In in volleyball, basketball and track and field. basketball, she led in steals and assists in 1980 and She was named All-Conference and Captain her softball team voted her Captain in ’81 and in volleyball and basketball. As a sprinter ’82. Mary became a commissioned officer in the in track and field, Mary was All-Conference U.S. Army in 1986 and currently holds the rank and a four-year letter winner, posting several of Captain in the Army Reserves. school and conference records. At MATC, 5 1992-93 BASEBALL The 1993 campaign was filled with a number of a 22-5 record (overall 27-8) and became the first firsts. Beginning with being the first collegiate baseball team in schools history to obtain a National team to travel to Europe for a spring trip. The ranking. In the final regular season poll, MATC squad ventured to Amsterdam, Holland to was rated twenty-fourth in the country. embark on a nine game schedule against Dutch baseball clubs. Besides enjoying a successful The Trojans success can attributed to a solid team 5-3-1 overseas record, the team visited various effort and strong fundamental play. Leading the Dutch cultural highlights. way was a pitching staff that combined for a school ERA. record of 2.70. On the offensive side of the Upon returning stateside, the Trojans compiled game the Trojan team batting average was .301 and was 103 steals out of 119 attempts on the basepaths.

For the second year in a row the batsmen won the conference and State championships. For our efforts the Trojans earned another trip to the Region XIII playoffs.

The 1993 Trojans season will be filled with life- long memories and a building block to continue in keeping the winning tradition and “Being the Only Show in Town”.

Front Row (L to R) - Kevin Harrington, Mike Dow, Ryan Hooker, Tony NAME HOMETOWN PROGRAM Benisch, Mike Lawton, Rob- FIRST YEAR ert Welling, Jason Russell, Chad Bryden Ripon Liberal Studies Manager-Gary Breneman Pat Collins Madison Liberal Studies Michael Dow Madison Liberal Studies Middle Row (L to R) - Ron Meunier, Scott Kundinger, Todd Fulton Janesville Liberal Studies Pat Collins, Todd Fulton, Kevin Harrington Madison Liberal Studies Derrick Sessions, Dale Scot Hinkle Muscoda Commercial Art McCoy, Jason Sengbusch, Ryan Hooker Reedsburg Liberal Studies Jason Spoerry Dan Kes- Greg Intleofer Madison Liberal Studies senich Scott Kundinger Marshfield Liberal Studies Mike Lawton Portage Finance Back Row (L to R) - Greg Inglekofer, Matthew Matt Manthey Pardeeville Liberal Studies Manthey, Todd Carl, Joe Dale McCoy Madison Liberal Studies Strandlie, Nick Nelipovich, Nick Nelipovich Stoughton Liberal Studies Chad Bryden, Coordinator- Jason Russell Madison Liberal Studies Lyle Hanson, Coach-Leo Jason Spoerry Janesville Liberal Studies Kalinowski Derrick Sessions Sacramento, CA Liberal Studies Joe Strandlie Stoughton Liberal Studies Robert Welling Madison Accounting

SECOND YEAR Tony Benisch DeForest Liberal Studies Todd Carl Fennimore Police Science Dan Kessenich Columbus Marketing Ron Meunier Oconomowoc Business Mid-Management Jason Sengbusch Oxford Marketing 6 6 INDIVIDUAL AWARDS/HONORS

Co-Captain Ron Meunier Co-Captain Todd Carl Co-Captain Pat Collins Most Valuable Player Jason Sengbusch Leading Hitter Jason Sengbusch Leading Pitcher Greg Intlekofer (6-0 record) Most Improved Player Dale McCoy No Hitter Award Todd Carl Golden Glove Tony Benisch Offensive Player Award Jason Sengbusch Team Spirit Award Pat Collins E.R.A. Champion (5-0) Jason Sengbusch Sportsmanship Award Mike Lawton

WISCONSIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE - ALL CONFERENCE Tony Benisch Todd Carl Ron Meunier Jason Sengbusch

WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - ALL STATE Todd Carl Scott Kundinger Dale McCoy Jason Sengbusch

NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - REGION XIII Todd Carl Todd Carl Baseball All-Region XIII

TEAM HONORS

WISCONSIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE First Place

WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First Place

7 HITTING STATISTIC

NAME SB/ AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB K SAC/ AVE. OBP SLUG% SBA SER Tony Benisch 5/5 94 19 33 16 5 1 2 17 16 3/3 .351 .465 .468 Chad Bryden 1/2 75 14 21 9 6 1 0 2 9 2/5 .280 .354 .387 Pat Collins 8/9 66 30 17 13 0 1 0 26 9 4/7 .258 .521 .288 Mike Dow 4/5 35 9 7 2 1 1 0 6 4 3/1 .200 .318 .286 Todd Fulton 74 15 18 9 3 1 0 11 5 9/11 .243 .426 .311 Kevin Harrington 57 9 19 16 3 0 2 10 11 0/3 .333 .414 .491 Ryan Hooker 8/9 58 18 15 9 2 0 1 6 9 3/4 .259 .353 .345 Greg Intlekofer 1/1 19 7 6 3 1 0 0 4 2 1/0 .316 .417 .368 Dan Kessenich 13/16 19 6 8 4 2 0 0 1 3 1/0 .421 .429 .526 Mike Lawton 12/13 59 23 19 11 3 0 1 17 7 5/3 .322 .481 .424 Dale McCoy 9/9 81 26 28 23 1 2 1 16 8 4/5 .346 .485 .444 Ron Meunier 16/20 104 24 32 26 6 3 4 16 14 2/9 .308 .549 .538 Jason Russell 18 3 8 3 1 0 0 3 1 0/1 .444 .524 .500 Jason Sengbusch 10/10 92 26 38 28 10 0 4 19 13 1/7 .413 .571 .652 Derrick Sessions 4/5 19 8 1 1 0 0 0 7 6 0/2 .053 .385 .053 Jason Spoerry 3/3 48 14 13 7 3 0 1 13 7 3/3 .271 .453 .396 Joe Strandlie 1/1 48 7 10 8 5 1 0 6 11 3/0 .208 .281 .354 Robert Welling 8/10 19 3 5 2 1 0 0 0 2 1/1 .263 .300 .316 Todd Carl 7 3 2 3 0 0 0 2 0 1/0 .286 .444 .286 Scott Kundinger 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 .333 .500 .333 Matt Manthey 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 .143 .143 .143 Nick Nelipovich 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 .000 1000 .000 Scot Hinkle 1/1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 .000 .000

KEY TO SYMBOLS: SB/SBA-STOLEN BASE AND STOLEN BASE ATTEMPTS, AB-AT BATS, R-RUNS, H-HITS, RBI-RUNS BATTED IN, 2B-DOUBLES, 3B-TRIPLES, HR-HOMERUNS, BB-BASE ON BALLS, K-STRIKE OUTS, SAC/SER-SACRIFICE & SAFE ERROR, AVE.-BATTING AVERAGE, OBP-ON BASE PERCENTAGE, & SLUG%-SLUGGING PERCENTAGE.

PITCHING STATISTICS

NAME GS GC G SA IP H R ER BB WP K W L ERA Jason Sengbusch 6 5 6 1 37 28 6 3 9 2 36 5 0 0.57 Scott Kundinger 5 2 7 1 36 22 33 14 25 5 30 3 1 2.72 Greg Intlekofer 6 3 7 0 35 38 16 14 11 1 32 6 0 2.80 Kevin Harrington 2 2 6 0 21 22 5 3 9 2 15 3 1 1.00 Nick Nelipovich 3 3 7 1 29 25 11 7 5 1 19 1 2 1.69 Scott Hinkle 3 1 6 0 18 16 19 17 13 8 5 1 0 6.61 Jason Spoerry 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0.00 Pat Collins 0 0 2 0 3 4 3 2 4 0 3 0 0 4.67 Dale McCoy 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 Matt Manthey 4 3 9 2 37 35 28 18 23 2 39 4 1 3.41

KEY TO SYMBOLS: GS-GAMES TOTALS, GC-GAMES COMPLETED, G-TOTAL GAMES, SA-SAVES, IP-INNINGS PITCHED, H-HITS ALLOWED, R-RUNS ALLOWED, ER-EARNED RUNS ALLOWED, BB-WALKS ALLOWED, WP-WILD PITCH, K-STRIKEOUTS, W-TOTAL WINS, L-TOTAL LOSSES, ERA-EARNED RUN AVERAGE ON 7 INNINGS

8 SEASON RECORD

DATE OPPONENT SITE SCORE RECORD April 13 Milwaukee Tech. Home 5-3, 15-0 2-0 April 17 Marquette Univ. Warner Park 4-1, 9-2 4-0 April 18 UWC-Fond du Lac Home 8-5, 9-1 5-0 April 21 Western WI Tech LaCrosse 6-2, 12-0 8 -0 April 22 Carthage College Home 12-11, 1-3 9-1 April 25 UW-Stout JV Menomonie 8-6 10-1 Normandale Menomonie 7-9 10-2 April 26 UW-Whitewater JV Warner Park 15-5, 4-2 12-2 April 28 WTCC Conference Tournament Waukesha Co. Tech Milwaukee 19-2 13-2 Milwaukee Tech Milwaukee 9-2 14-2 April 30 McHenry CC Home 7-0, 4-2 16-2 May 1 WJCAA State Tournament Milwaukee Tech Home 15-5 17-2 Waukesha Co. Tech Home 9-8 18-2 May 2 Waukesha Co. Tech Pewaukee 12-0, 11-4 20-2 May 9 Carthage College Waukesha 7-1, 10-11 21-3 May 14 - 15 Region XIII Tournament Itasca Minnesota 6-5 22-3 Bethany Minnesota 2-13 22-4 Itasca Minnesota 7-8 22-5

(20 games were cancelled due to weather conditions)

9 1992-93 MEN’S BASKETBALL

The 1992-93 men’s basketball season was an was capable of reaching the state tournament. experience similar to a roller coaster ride. The However, coaches did not anticipate losing four season began with high expectations with five starters during semester break. “It was tempo- returning lettermen (Scott Bellefeuille, Eric rarily devastating to lose your two top scorers, Elvekrog, Earnest Jiles, Lee Meyer, and Andy your leading rebounder, and your center within Nevar) and a promising group of first year play- a two-week span,” said Young. Reasons for the ers. Coach Matthew Young felt that this team changes in roster range from academics to knee surgery to personal conflicts.

As the second semester of play began, Andy Nevar emerged as the team leader in scoring, total assists and steals. Andy was awarded for his efforts with a berth on the All-State and All-Region XIII teams. The season was full of exciting games against tough in-state competition as well as games versus scholarship schools from Illinois, Iowa, and Michigan. The Trojans finished the season with an overall 10-20 record.

Coaches Young, Steve Ewert, and Anthony Brazzel are excited about the prospects for next year. MATC’S two top rebounders will return (Vincent Black and DeWayne Pollard), along with four freshman (Ron Baggett, Deron Klubertanz, DeWayne McInnis, Rob Neveu). Front Row (L to R) - De- Wayne Pollard Middle Row (L toR) - Earnest NAME HOMETOWN PROGRAM Jiles, Chris Duerk, Gary FIRST YEAR Breneman-Manager, Andy Ron Baggett Chicago, IL Liberal Studies Nevar, Ron Baggett Vincent Black Madison Liberal Studies - Matt Back Row (L to R) Chris Duerk Oregon Liberal Studies Young-Head Coach, De Andrew Fix Northwestern Prep Liberal Studies Wayne McInnis, Andrew Deron Klubertanz Monona Grove Liberal Studies Fix, Vincent Black, Rob DeWayne McInnis Minneapolis, MN Liberal Studies Neveu, Lee Meyer, Deron Rob Neveu Kimberly Liberal Studies Klubertanz, Steve Ewert-As- DeWayne Pollard Blytheville, AR Culinary Arts sistant Coach SECOND YEAR Earnest Jiles Milwaukee Finance Lee Meyer Lodi Food Preparation Assistant Andy Nevar Wisconsin Dells Recreation Resource Mgmt

10 9 STATISTICS

TOT TOT FG 3PT PPG FT TOT NAME G FG FGA % FG AVE FT FTA % PTS. REB A BS ST TO F Andy Nevar 28 175 455 38 58 17.5 81 107 76 489 137 69 4 46 77 83 DeWayne McInnis 29 147 326 45 9 12.6 63 89 71 366 105 35 3 12 56 53 Vincent Black 30 103 231 45 0 7.9 31 53 58 237 164 18 5 18 51 115 Deron Klubertanz 30 66 202 33 1 6.2 53 84 63 186 123 47 9 35 67 56 DeWayne Pollard 19 64 142 45 3 7.8 18 33 55 149 147 17 10 26 24 49 Rob Neveu 26 44 108 41 0 4.9 40 60 67 128 116 15 12 20 40 73 Earnest Jiles 28 41 155 26 20 4.8 32 49 65 134 90 69 3 40 64 48 Ron Baggett 14 49 135 36 13 8.6 10 15 67 52 32 32 3 35 42 49 Chris Duerk 12 3 10 30 1 .8 2 2 100 9 4 3 1 2 3 2 Lee Meyer 19 14 25 56 0 1.7 5 12 42 33 24 1 0 3 5 19 Andrew Fix 14 44 110 40 9 6.9 21 34 62 118 109 10 2 13 18 37

KEY TO SYMBOLS: G-GAMES, FG-FIELD GOALS, FGA-FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS, FG%-FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE, FT-FREE THROW AVERAGE, FT%-FREE THROW PERCENTAGE, PTS-POINTS, A-ASSISTS, ST-STEALS, TO-TURNOVERS, F-FOULS, PPG-POINTS PER GAME, REB-REBOUNDS, BS-BLOCK SHOT.

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS/HONORS

Captains Earnest Jiles WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION- Lee Meyer ALL CONFERENCE Andy Nevar Andy Nevar First Team Most Improved Player Andrew Fix DeWayne McInnis Honorable Mention Most Valuable Player Andy Nevar Assist Leader Earnest Jiles and WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION- Andy Nevar (69) ALL STATE Steals Leader Andy Nevar (46) Andy Nevar Rebound Leader Vincent Black (164) WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION- ALL REGION (XIII) Andy Nevar

Andy Nevar Men’s Basketballl All-Region XIII 10 11 SEASON RECORD

DATE OPPONENT SITE SCORE RECORD Nov. 6 Exhibition Game Home 75-86 0-1 Nov. 10 UWC-Fox Valley Menasha 66-63 1-1 Nov. 12 Highland CC Home 82-84 1-2 Nov. 17 Maranatha College Watertown 83-75 2-2 Nov. 20 Rochester CC Home 97-65 3-2 Nov. 21 Kishwaukee CC Home 97-123 3-3 Nov. 24 UW-Platteville JV Home 59-94 3-4 Dec. 2 Mid-State Tech. Wisconsin Rapids 79-90 3-5 Dec. 5 Parkland CC Champaign, IL 82-85 3-6 Dec. 6 Southwest Mich. Champaign, IL 78-83 3-7 Dec. 9 MATC-Milwaukee Home 79-68 4-7 Dec. 12 Kishwaukee CC Home 87-95 4-8 Dec. 22 Sauk Valley College Home 92-102 4-9 Jan. 6 UWC-Rock County Home 103-100 5-9 Jan. 9 Waukesha Co. Tech. Pewaukee 83-92 5-10 Jan. 13 Western WI Tech. Home 56-60 5-11 Jan. 16 UWC-Waukesha Waukesha 76-87 5-12 Jan. 21 UWC-Richland Richland Center 83-93 5-13 Jan. 23 Rock Valley College Rockford, IL 54-84 5-14 Jan. 27 Mid-State Tech. Home 86-84 6-14 Jan. 30 Gogebic CC Ironwood, MI 71-69 7-14 Jan. 31 UWC-Marshfield Marshfield 78-88 7-15 Feb. 3 Waukesha Co. Tech. Home 92-73 8-15 Feb. 6 MATC-Milwaukee Milwaukee 64-98 8-16 Feb. 10 UWC-Fond du Lac Home 81-75 9-16 Feb. 13 Indian Hills CC Ottumwa, IA 76-104 9-17 Feb. 17 Western WI Tech. La Crosse 72-97 9-18 Feb. 19 WJCAA Play-offs Milwaukee 62-72 9-19 MATC-Milwaukee Feb. 22 WJCAA Play-offs Richland Center 72-69 10-19 UWC-Richland Feb. 24 WJCAA Play-offs La Crosse 69-94 10-20 Western WI Tech.

12 1992-93 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

The 1992-93 women’s basketball team completed Tournament team, and Jody Deane was selected the season with a 14-15 record under third year to the All-State second team. Head Coach Kris Quinlan and Assistant Coach Bruce Darnall. This year’s team was well balanced with five sophomores returning from the 1991-92 team and with six freshmen.

For the first time, the women’s basketball team raised money for a winter break trip to Orlando, FL, where it played Valencia Community College and Central Florida Community College. While the weather was great and Epcot, Disney, Universal Studios and Sea World were fun, the teams were tough and we posted two losses. Overall, the trip brought the team closer together and was an experience its members will never forget.

After being ranked second in the state, the Front Row (L to R) - Jami team faced UWC-Richland in their first playoff Being the only Division 1 team in Wisconsin that Meister, Tammy Haugen, game and advanced to the state tournament is a national member, the Trojans advanced to the Shatetwa Floyd with a 74-49 victory. At the state tournament, Region XIII tournament in Wahpeton, ND. The Middle Row (L to R) - Lori the Trojans faced Milwaukee Area Technical team drew Gogebic from Michigan in the first Schwenn, Kim Vick, Jodi College in the semi-final and lost, 49-52, because round and advanced to the championship game Deane of a low shooting percentage. Lori Schwenn with a 60-55 win. MATC faced Anoka Ramsey Back Row (L to R) was named to the first team All-State and All- (26-0) from Minnesota, and was defeated, 58-91, - Kris Quinlan-Coach, Jean ending the season. Frydenlund, Kelly Brusen- bach, Amy Stone, Cheryl

Ratzburg, Karen Clark,

Bruce Darnall-Coach NAME HOMETOWN PROGRAM FIRST YEAR Kelly Brusenbach Watertown Hospitality Management Karen Clark Westby Veterinary Technician Shatekwa Floyd Beloit Wood Techniques Jean Frydenlund Columbus Occupational Therapy Tammy Haugen Poynette Admin. Asst.-Info. Proc. Cheryl Ratzburg Jefferson Liberal Studies

SECOND YEAR Jody Deane Sun Prairie Liberal Studies Jami Meister Lodi Occupational Therapy Lori Schwenn DeForest Admin. Asst.-Info. Proc. Amy Stone Clinton Recreation Resource Assoc. Kim Vick Columbus Admin. Asst.-Secretarial

13 STATISTICS

TOT TOT FG 3 PT. PPG FT TOT NAME G FG FGA % FG AVE FT FTA % PTS REB A BS ST TO F Kelly Brusenbach 28 25 62 40 4 2.0 3 10 30 57 38 19 1 10 25 7 Karen Clark 26 18 66 27 1 1.7 7 24 29 44 52 40 0 17 42 29 Jody Deane 29 159 373 43 0 14.0 69 106 65 407 206 27 37 37 59 81 Shatekwa Floyd 24 20 75 27 0 1.9 7 9 78 46 38 32 0 26 50 33 Jean Frydenlund 28 45 114 39 0 4.1 35 55 64 114 90 39 3 28 62 53 Tammy Haugen 29 16 54 30 3 1.3 4 16 25 39 35 54 0 30 63 59 Jami Meister 20 18 54 33 0 2.4 12 15 80 48 35 16 0 10 45 13 Cheryl Ratzburg 20 36 110 33 0 4.8 23 41 56 95 92 41 5 47 57 48 Lori Schwenn 29 128 313 41 3 11.8 81 151 54 341 233 66 56 38 68 100 Amy Stone 27 77 249 31 31 7.0 7 11 64 190 82 98 4 37 70 40 Kim Vick 29 77 217 35 0 7.2 54 100 54 209 140 36 27 28 65 84

KEY TO SYMBOLS: FG-FIELD GOALS, FGA-FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS, FG%-FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE, FT-FREE THROW AVERAGE, FT%-FREE THROW PERCENTAGE, PTS-POINTS, A-ASSISTS, ST-STEALS, TO-TURNOVERS, F-FOULS, PPG-POINTS PER GAME, REB-REBOUNDS, BS-BLOCK SHOT.

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS/HONORS Captains Jody Deane, WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION- Lori Schwenn, ALL STATE Amy Stone First Team Brenda Riteris Most Improved Player Karen Clark All-Tournament Team Lori Schwenn Co-Most Valuable Player Jody Deane Co-Most Valuable Player Lori Schwenn WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION- Defensive Player Cheryl ALL STATE Ratzburg First Team Lori Schwenn Hustle Award Jean Second Team Jody Deane Frydenlund Rebound Leader Lori Schwenn NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION- (233) ALL REGION (XIII) Assist Leader Amy Stone (98) First Team Lori Schwenn

TEAM HONORS

NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - REGION XIII Second Place

Lori Schwenn Women’s Basketball13 All-Region XIII 14 SEASON RECORD

DATE OPPONENT SITE SCORE RECORD

Nov. 17 Maranatha College Watertown 63-38 1-0 Nov. 20 UWC-Marshfield Home 64-48 2-0 Nov. 21 Kishwaukee CC Home 51-72 2-1 Nov. 24 UWC-Fond du Lac Fond du Lac 67-56 3-1 Dec. 5 Parkland Invite Champaign, IL 50-70 3-2 Dec. 6 Parkland Invite Champaign, IL 43-63 3-3 Dec. 9 Milwaukee Area Tech. Home 50-38-F 3-4 Dec. 12 Kishwaukee CC Home 65-69 3-5 Dec. 18 Rock Valley College Home 56-49 4-5 Dec. 22 Sauk Valley College Home 34-69 4-6 Jan 2 Valencia CC Orlando, FL 43-64 4-7 Jan. 6 Central Florida CC Orlando, FL 36-111 4-8 Jan. 9 Waukesha Co. Tech Pewaukee 63-46 5-8 Jan. 13 Western WI Tech. Home 69-55 6-8 Jan. 16 UWC-Waukesha Waukesha 55-59 6-9 Jan. 19 Highland CC Home 48-56 6-10 Jan. 21 UWC-Richland Richland Center 60-29 7-10 Jan. 30 UWC-Marshfield Marshfield 62-46 8-10 Feb. 3 Waukesha Tech. Home 60-27 9-10 Feb. 6 Milwaukee Area Tech. Milwaukee 44-43 10-10 Feb. 10 UWC-Fond du Lac Home 64-51 11-10 Feb. 12 Northland College Ashland 51-76 11-11 Feb. 13 Gogebic CC Ironwood, MI 57-64 11-12 Feb. 17 Western WI Tech. La Crosse 70-57 12-12 Feb. 22 UWC-Richland Home 74-49 13-12 Feb. 27 Milwaukee Area Tech. Wisconsin Rapids 49-52 13-13 March 6 Gogebic CC Wahpeton, ND 60-55 14-13 March 7 Anoka-Ramsey CC Wahpeton, ND 58-91 14-14

14 15 1992-93 MEN’S & WOMEN’S BOWLING

The men’s varsity bowling program was some- in the Individual All-Events with a very respectable what handicapped by work and class schedules total of 1,922 for nine games. The team finished that limited its tournament participation to five third in the WJCAA Tournament in Fond du Lac regular bowlers. The team did compete in the where Tom was named to the All-State First Team Warhawk Invitational at UW-Whitewater and and Chad Markgraf to the second team. In WTCC finished fifth in the team and All-Events stand- conference play, the men finished second by virtue ings out of 12 teams. Tom Howery finished fourth of a roll-off with Waukesha County Technical Col- lege. Tom was honored again with a First Team All-Conference selection. The season averages of Tom (214) and Chad (210) led the team. Chad had the season high three-game series of 701.

The women’s varsity bowling team did not have a full team and so was unable to compete in con- ference standings. However, the three members who competed each week added a great deal to the overall program. All scores were reported to the conference secretary, and, by virtue of her 150 average, Bonnie Leiza was named to the Women’s All-Conference First Team.

Front Row (L to R) - Bonnie Leiza, Joan Franke Back Row (L to R) - Paul Vaughn - Coach, Dennis Strand, Reed Yaeger, Tom Howery, Chad Markgraf, WOMEN'S Casey Gibney NAME HOMETOWN PROGRAM FIRST YEAR Bonnie Leiza Madison Marketing Laura Nygaard McFarland Computer Programming

SECOND YEAR Joan Franke Cottage Grove Finance

MEN'S NAME HOMETOWN PROGRAM FIRST YEAR Casey Gibney Madison Police Science Tom Howery McFarland Liberal Studies Chad Markgraf Lodi Mechanical Design Dennis Strand Madison Liberal Studies Reed Yaeger Madison Accounting

16 15 LEAGUE RECORD MEN

WEEK DATE W L OPPONENT FIRST SEMESTER 1 Oct. 20 3 1 Western WI Tech. 2 Oct. 27 1 3 Milwaukee Area Tech. 3 Nov. 3 4 0 Lakeshore Tech. 4 Nov. 10 Bye 5 Nov. 24 4 0 UWC-Baraboo 6 Dec. 1 2 2 Waukesha Co. Tech. 7 Dec. 8 4 0 Mid-State Tech.

SECOND SEMESTER 8 Jan. 12 4 0 Western WI Tech. 9 Jan. 19 0 4 Milwaukee Area Tech. 10 Jan. 26 4 0 Lakeshore Tech. 11 Feb. 2 Bye 12 Feb. 9 4 0 UWC-Baraboo 13 Feb. 16 0 4 Waukesha Co. Tech. 14 Feb. 23 4 0 Mid-State Tech.

Season Record 34-14

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS/HONORS Captain Chad Markgraf Most Improved Bowler Dennis Strand Most Valuable Bowler Tom Howery Outstanding Attitude Casey Gibney

WISCONSIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE-ALL-CONFERENCE First Team Tom Howery Bonnie Leiza

WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - ALL-STATE First Team Tom Howery Second Team Chad Markgraf

MEN’S TEAM HONORS

WISCONSIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE Second Place

WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Third Place

16 17 1992-93 CHEERLEADING

Cheerleading this season was eventful and exciting. The women were all very talented and dedicated. Second year members were Cindy Horwath, Melissa Martinson, and second year captain was Stacey Abrahamson. First year members to complete the season were DiEdra Byrd, Jenny O’Flahrity, Angela Piehl, and Lisa Zwicker. Melissa and Cindy were chosen the year’s most dedicated cheerleaders for their in- volvement over the past two years. The women helped cheer tremendously by traveling to quite a few of the men’s away games, and cheering the Trojan basketball team on.

Front Row (L to R) - Angie Piehl, Cindy Horwath, Jenny O’Flahrity Back Row (L to R) - Melissa Martinson, Stacey Abraham- NAME HOMETOWN PROGRAM son, DiEdra Byrd FIRST YEAR DiEdra Byrd Beliot Electronics Jenny O’Flahrity Sun Prairie Liberal Studies Angie Piehl Laconia Veterinary Technician Lisa Zwicker Kewaskum Dental Assist

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS/HONORS

Captain Stacey Abrahamson Co-Most Dedicated Cindy Horwath Co-Most Dedicated Melissa Martinson

18 1992-93 CROSS COUNTRY

The 1992 Cross Country season marked an Fritz(second WJCAA, 5th overall) were the only upswing in the men’s fortunes, both as a team two Madison runners gaining all WJCAA honors. and as individuals. The team took second at In the overall competition, the men finished fourth the Region XIII meet in Minneapolis and was in a seven team field. led by Region Champion Pat Gorman and fourth place finisher Jason Bennett. Tom Reis In the words of one runner, the UW-Parkside (11th), Scot Williams (14th), and Ed Wenzel meet was a humbling and at the same time exciting (18th), completed the scoring while Aaron Quam’s 22nd place finish was the tie breaker that gave Madison the silver plaque ahead of third place UWC- Sheboygan. It was the most closely contested Regional ever, with two points separating the top three teams.

On the women’s side, the story was an old one, short on quantity but long on quality. Freshman Tami Fritz took second in the Region and just missed All-American honors by two places at the National meet, while smashing MATC’S record by 18 seconds.

The season opened at St. Norbert College, where the men finished sixth in an 11 team experience for all. In a women’s field of 25 teams and Front Row (L to R) - Tom field and Tami gave an indication of things to 292 runners and a men’s field of 32 teams and 350 Reis, Tami Fritz, Coach come with a ninth place finish in a strong field. finishers, the competition was “awesome”! Though Monique Karlin, and Jason The following week, over a very hilly course in we were well down in the field, every MATC runner Bennett Sheboygan, the men finished second behind the turned in their best times of the season and felt very Back Row (L to R) - Coach host school in a six team field of 2-year schools, good about being part of such an event. Bill Hausler, Scott Williams, while Tami was 15th overall and the third Junior Aaron Quam, Pat Gorman, College runner to finish in a very strong field The annual Turkey Trot Benefit run followed the Ed Wenzel, Coach Paul that included nine 4 year schools. Regional meet and with a break in the weather Johnson, and Head Coach proved to be a profitable experience for the Fred Williams The Milwaukee Area Tech Invitational featured participants as well as the MATC Foundation and some strong individual performances, with Pat Thursdays Child. Gorman and Tami Fritz being the third and second Wisconsin runners to finish in a meet Pat, Jason, and Tami, accompanied by Coach Bill dominated by eventual NJCAA Division 2 Hausler, topped of the season with a memorable trip Champions, Lansing Community College. to the NJCAA Championships in Tempe, AZ.

The Madison Area Tech Invitational was moved At the season’s ending party in December, Coach to the middle of October and was combined Fred Williams announced his move, after 21 years, with the WJCAA meet. A new feature this to the position of Cross Country/Track and Field year was crowning a Co-Ed Champion by Coordinator and introduced the team to new combining the top 3 men’s places with the top Head Coach Bill Hausler and Assistant Coach two women’s finishes. In this way, three WJCAA Paul Johnson. champions were crowned with Milwaukee Tech taking both the women’s and the combined titles while UWC-Sheboygan took the men’s title with Madison finishing second. Jason Bennett lead the men and along with Tami 19 NAME HOMETOWN PROGRAM FIRST YEAR Jason Bennett Beaver Dam Liberal Studies Tami Fritz Sioux Falls,SD Liberal Studies Pat Gorman Beaver Dam Mechanical Drafting Aaron Quam DeForest Liberal Studies Tom Reis Waunakee Liberal Studies

SECOND YEAR Ed Wenzel Sun Prairie Liberal Studies Scot Williams Madison Liberal Studies

IINDIVIDUAL AWARDS/HONORS TEAM HONORS

Co-Captain Jason Bennett WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Co-Captain Scot Williams Second Place Most Improved Runner Aaron Quam Most Valuable Runners Tami Fritz and NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Pat Gorman Second Place

WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - ALL STATE Tami Fritz (2nd) Jason Bennett (3rd)

NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - REGION XIII Pat Gorman Tami Fritz Jason Bennett

NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - NATIONAL QUALIFIER Pat Gorman Tami Fritz Jason Bennett

Pat Gorman Tami Fritz Jason Bennett Cross Country All-Region XIII Cross Country All-Region XIII Cross Country All-Region XIII 20 SEASONS TOP PERFORMERS

WOMEN 5K 3 MILE Tami Fritz 19:19 20:21

MEN 5K 4 MILE 8K 5 MILE Jason Bennett 18:35 23:58 28:52 29:13 Pat Gorman 17:52 23:32 28:21 29:04 Aaron Quam 28:13 40:05 44:15 Tom Reis 23:53 30:43 31:26 Ed Wenzel 27:16 33:27 34:29 Scot Williams 24:56 31:27 32:17

MADISON AREA TECH ALL TIME RECORDS NAME YR. TIME SITE WOMEN NAME YR. TIME SITE 2 miles Lynnette George 1986 12:30 Oakton, IL 2 1/2 miles Heidi Helms 1988 17:24 Beloit 3 miles Lisa Burnside 1981 19:16 Oakton, IL 5 K Tami Fritz 1992 19:19 NJCAA 4 miles Lisa Burnside 1979 27:18 5 miles Lisa Burnside 1979 34:21 MEN 3 miles Mark Martin 1973 15:32 Tenney Park 5 K Keith Mulhollon 1989 17:06 Warner Park 4 miles Mark Martin 1973 19:04 Yahara Hills 8 K Keith Mulhollon 1989 26:39 Beloit 5 miles Mark Martin 1973 25:33 Beloit 10 K Al Washa 1981 35:05 Parkside

ALL TIME SELECTIONS WOMEN FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Lisa Burnside 1979 & 1981 Carol Running 1976 Lynette George 1982 & 1986 Jac Amend 1982 Stephanie Schulte 1985 & 1986 Monique Karlan 1982 & 1983 Beth Rafenstein 1988 Kristi Dallman 1987 Sandi Stoddard 1981 Tami Fritz 1992 Ann Anchustiqui 1980 Heidi Helms 1988 & 1989 Luci Ringelstatter 1989 & 1990

MEN FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Mark Martin 1972 & 1973 Mark Eames 1974 Keith Mulhollon 1989 Chris Redfearn 1989 Joe Hagen 1990 Paul Croissant 1973 & 1974 Al Hessalink 1977 Jerry Pope 1983 & 1984 Don Fass 1972 & 1973 Al Washa 1980 & 1981 Dave Wickus 1988 & 1989 Dan Anderson 1983 Bob Seiler 1983 & 1984 Ric Campbell 1984 & 1985 21 1992 FALL GOLF

Under new coach Bill Scheer, the men’s golf at the state tournament. With the supporting cast team had a successful fall season. Unfortunately, of first year players David Klade, Jason Kohnke, the team was only able to play in seven of its and Chris Simon, the team won the conference scheduled 11 matches due to rain-outs and tour- by winning all four rounds and accumulated the nament date changes. This did not allow some maximum 32 points. The WTCC Conference first year players the chance to compete as much points were as follows: MATC-Madison-32; Chip- as scheduled. The team was led by second year pewa Valley-19; Mid-State-18; Milwaukee-15; player and past national qualifier Chad Sprecher. Waukesha-6.5; Lakeshore-5.5 Chad was Conference Medalist, State Runner- up, and medalist in the WTCC Invitational and The State Tournament saw the Trojans leading the MATC-Milwaukee Invitational. First year after the first round of competition, but due to player, Rich Crim was a model of consistency for some good scores by UWC-Fond du Lac the the team, shooting between 84 and 86 in six out second day, the Trojans settled for second place of the seven rounds he played. Rich was third with a score of 685 to UWC-Fond du Lac’s 680. medalist in the conference and seventh medalist

NAME HOMETOWN PROGRAM FIRST YEAR Rich Crim DeForest Liberal Studies David Klade Appleton Liberal Studies Jason Kohnke Montello Recreation Resource Chris Olson Darlington Liberal Studies Ken Reitz Monona Grove Liberal Studies Chris Simon Berlin Business Mid-Management James Steinle Madison Liberal Studies

SECOND YEAR Chad Sprecher Madison Liberal Studies

22 INDIVIDUAL SCORES

UW- WTCC WIS. WTCC WTCC WTCC ST.PT WCTC MILW. #1 LUTH. #2 #3 #4 AVE. Chad Sprecher 79 74 74 78 DNP 81 78 82 78 Rich Crim 92 85 84 86 DNP 86 84 86 86.1 Chris Simon DNP DNP 89 DNP 82 82 81 92 85.2 Jason Kohnke DNP DNP DNP DNP 87 95 90 98 92.5 David Klade 99 88 99 DNP 94 DNP 90 92 93.6 Chris Olson 104 DNP DNP 101 DNP DNP DNP DNP Jim McNicoll 81 78 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Mike Lund DNP DNP DNP 81 DNP DNP DNP DNP Chad Becker DNP DNP DNP DNP 105 DNP DNP DNP Ken Reitz DNP 89 DNP DNP DNP 101 DNP DNP Jim Steinle 101 DNP DNP DNP DNP 101 DNP DNP Brad Gruszynski DNP DNP DNP DNP 96 DNP DNP DNP

Team Place 4/5 2/9 3/8 1/6 3/7 1/6 1/6 1/6

IINDIVIDUAL AWARDS/HONORS

Captain Rich Crim Most Valuable Golfer Chad Sprecher Most Improved Golfer Chris Simon

WISCONSIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE - ALL CONFERENCE Chad Sprecher First Team Medalist Rich Crim First Team 3rd Medalist

WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - ALL STATE Chad Sprecher First Team 2nd Medalist Rich Crim Second Team 7th Medalist

TEAM HONORS

WISCONSIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE First Place

WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Second Place

23 1993 SPRING GOLF

Hrenak came within three shots of qualifying for The spring golf season was greatly interrupted the NJCAA tournament with a fine two day total of by rainy weather that kept our home course and 161. Todd received the Most Improved Player award. practice facility, Cherokee Country Club, closed Rich Crim again showed fine leadership qualities until after our season had ended. Cancelled throughout the season and was named captain. was a two day tournament at UW-Milwaukee, the Mid-State invitational, as well as our own Second year player Mike Lund returned to the invitational NJCAA tournament at St. Simons Island, GA as an individual contestant. Mike finished seventh at The team did compete in three tournaments, the tournament with a fine total of 311 on scores of with the highlight being Mike Lund’s score 74, 82, 78, and 77. This enabled Mike to be named of 70 on a tough UW-Stevens Point Country an All-American for the second year in a row. Club. The team competed at the Region XIII CONGRATULATIONS MIKE! tournament in Monticello, MN, where Todd

NAME HOMETOWN PROGRAM FIRST YEAR Jason Anderson New Glarus Liberal Studies Rich Crim DeForest Liberal Studies Matt Ersland Monona Grove Liberal Studies Todd Hrenak Monona Grove Liberal Studies David Klade Appleton Liberal Studies Jason Kohnke Montello Recreation Resource Management Mike Pond McFarland Accounting Ken Reitz Monona Grove Liberal Studies D.J. Schuett New Glarus Liberal Studies Chris Simon Berlin Business Mid-Management Jim Steinle Madison Marketing

SECOND YEAR Mike Lund Stoughton Liberal Studies Chad Sprecher Madison Liberal Studies

24 INDIVIDUAL SCORES

UW- UW- UW- REGION XIII STEVENS POINT STEVENS POINT STEVENS POINT #1 ROUND #2 ROUND AVE. Mke Lund 82 70 DNP DNP DNP 76 Rich Crim 87 78 84 92 78 83.8 Chris Simon DNP 90 89 89 88 89 Todd Hrenak DNP DNP DNP 84 77 80.5 Mike Pond 120 DNP 95 DNP DNP 107.5 Ken Reitz DNP DNP DNP 92 88 90 Jason Anderson DNP DNP 96 DNP DNP D.J. Schuett DNP DNP 98 SNP DNP Jim Steinle 107 DNP DNP DNP DNP Jason Kohnke 98 DNP DNP DNP DNP

NATIONAL RESULTS

DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 4 TOTAL Mike Lund 74 82 78 77 311

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS/HONORS Captain Rich Crim NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - Most Valuable Player Mike Lund NATIONALS Most Improved Player Todd Hrenak Mike Lund 7th Place All-American

25 1992-93 SOFTBALL

exploded for 4 doubles, 2 triples and 5 homeruns for a total of 24 hits and 25 runs in the two game series. Freshmen Sara Schuhmacher and Karen Clark led the way, contributing 14 of the 24 hits. Schuhmacher, named Best Offensive Player, ripped 2 triples and 2 homeruns. Clark, voted MVP and Most Dedicated Player, went 7 for 9, including 2 doubles and a homerun. Tina Gulmire chipped in 2 doubles and a homerun to cap off the slugging barrage. Jill Gorsuch, the hard-working south paw from Princeton, The 1993 MATC fastpitch softball season will received the lost in the first game by a last inning Front Row (L to R) - Kim mostly be remembered as a WASHOUT. Ten rally by Mount Mary. Brenda Peterson received Kohn, Sara Schuhmacher, out of fourteen double-headers in addition to the win in game two. Michelle Ceizyk, Tina Gul- a tournament at Rock Valley were cancelled mire, Sara Quam due to rain or unplayable field conditions. The Overall, it was a difficult season for the players Back Row (L to R) - Sue cancellations consisted of 75% of the softball and coaches alike, having most of the season Everson-Head Coach, schedule. The team was able to play eight games washed out. But the players worked hard Tammy Haugen, Heidi and finished with a 2-6 record. Three losses came throughout the whole season. MATC says Rippl, Jill Gorsuch, Brenda to four-year schools. good-bye to sophomores Heidi Rippl and Kim Peterson, Karen Clark, Lisa Kohn and wish them well in the future. Becher-Assistant Coach The highlight of the season was against Mount Mary College where MATC split a double- header. The MATC offense got on track and

NAME HOMETOWN PROGRAM FIRST YEAR Michelle Ceizyk Lomira Liberal Studies Karen Clark Westby Veterinary Tech. Jill Gorsuch Princeton Court and Conference Reporting Tina Gulmire Monona Grove Liberal Studies Tammy Haugen Poynette Admin. Asst.-Info. Proc. Brenda Peterson Rio Office Assistant Sara Quam Lodi Marketing Sara Schuhmacher Columbus Veterinary Tech.

SECOND YEAR Kim Kohn Sun Prairie Liberal Studies Heidi Rippl Madison Liberal Studies

26 FINAL STATS

PLAYER AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BB SO AVE. Clark 25 13 17 2 1 1 8 1 1 1 .680 Gulmire 22 5 6 2 1 1 5 2 1 4 .272 Schuhmacher 23 9 12 2 2 2 8 2 1 1 .521 Rippl 16 5 1 - 1 - 2 2 6 1 .062 Haugen 18 9 4 1 - 1 - 4 11 1 .222 Peterson 19 4 5 - - - 3 1 3 2 .263 Ciezyk 16 1 3 - - - 4 1 1 3 .187 Gorsuch 16 5 5 - - - - 1 3 3 .312 Quam 16 4 1 - - - - 1 1 - .062 Kohn 7 1 0 - - - - - 2 - .000

KEY TO SYMBOLS: AB-AT BATS, R-RUNS, H-HITS, 2B-DOUBLES, 3B-TRIPLES, HR-HOMERUNS, RBI-RUNS BATTED IN, SB-STOLEN BASES, BB-BASE ON BALLS, SO-STRIKE OUTS, AVE-AVERAGE E

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS/HONORS

Most Valuable Player Karen Clark Most Improved Player Michele Ceizyk Most Dedicated Player Karen Clark Best Offensive Player Sarea Schuhmacher Best Defensive Player Karen Clark

27 1992-93 MEN’S TENNIS

This was the season that very nearly wasn’t. We Unfortunately, these four players were not able to had right consecutive dual matches cancelled. all make the same match (or even practice) until the Weather nearly eliminated outdoor practice state meet hosted by MATC. As a result, several time in April. Several players chose not to use players from previous years teams filled in at the a year of eligibility in a season as short as and four dual matches we did manage to play. strange as this one. Win/Loss records are best ignored for the season. Nonetheless, two first year players stick it out Suffice it to say, we had some good times and we from beginning to end. David Davis played are looking forward to next season. number one for us and Jon Kang played number three. Part way through the season two more players joined the team. Part way through the season two more players joined the team. Doug Marhefke played at number two and Robert Kulys played number four.

NAME HOMETOWN PROGRAM FIRST YEAR David Davis California Culinary Arts Jonathan Kang Madison Printing & Publishing Robert Kulys Madison Real Estate Doug Marhefke Oshkosh Architechual Drafting

28 1992-93 WOMEN’S TENNIS

The young 1993 women’s tennis team consisted were very visible characteristics. Despite a finish of five freshman and one sophomore. Singles: below where our goal was for state, we fought very Jenny Nelson #1, Ann Hohlstein #2, Denyl hard at regionals and as a team played the best we Kahl #3, Melinda Riley #4, Ann Kelso #5, and played all year. Laura Nygaard #6. Doubles combinations varied throughout the season due to injury and illness. Despite the fact that the season was played by inclement weather, the team was quite successful. At the state tournament, Jenny Nelson placed first at the #2 singles position. At regionals, Denyl Kahl placed second at the #3 position and Ann Kelso placed first at the #5 singles spot. Doubles team of Melinda Riley and Laura Nygaard placed second at #3 doubles. The conference season record was 3-1-1.

As this young team looks to next year, a great deal of optimism exists. Dedication, commitments and willingness to work hard

Front Row (L to R) - Laura NAME HOMETOWN PROGRAM Nygaard, Denyl Kahl, Ann FIRST YEAR Kelso, Melinda Riley Denyl Kahl Verona Accounting Back Row (L to R) - Heather Ann Kelso Middleton Photography Buss-Assistant Coach, Jennifer Nelson Monona Grove Human Services Jenny Nelson, Ann Hohl- Laura Nygaard McFarland Programming-CIS stein, Sue Zentner-Head Melinda Riley Middleton Police Science Coach

SECOND YEAR Ann Hohlstein Lodi Hospitality Management

29 SEASON RECORD

NAME MATCH SCORE NAME MATCH SCORE Jenny Nelson #1 Singles 2-1 Ann Hohlstein #2 Singles 2-1 #1 Doubles with: #1 Doubles with: Hohlstein 3-2 Nelson 3-2

Denyl Kahl #3 Singles 2-2 Ann Kelso #4 Singles 0-1 #2 Doubles with: #2 Doubles with: 2-1 Kelso 2-0 Kahl 2-0

Melinda Riley #5 Singles 0-1 Laura Nygaard #6 Singles 1-2 #2 Doubles with: #3 Doubles with: Nygaard 2-1 Riley 2-1

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS/HONORS

WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - ALL STATE Jenny Nelson - 1st - #2 singles

NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - REGION XIII Ann Kelso - 1st - #5 singles

Ann Kelso Women’s Tennis All-Region XIII

30 1992-93 TRACK AND FIELD

The 1993 Track and Field season was a success 1500M. Despite some nagging injuries, Bennett almost in spite of itself. Some obstacles, includ- also further lowered his own outdoor records in ing foul spring weather, athletes’ school and work the 800M and 1500M. In his track and field debut, schedules, and the need to bounce practices back Jamie Dorn set the 400M Intermediate Hurdles and forth between MATC, the UW Shell, and record. Scot Williams, the team’s Most Improved the UW track, made it a tough season. And Athlete slashed almost 3 minutes off the 10000M yet, through it all, the team’s dedication and perseverance came through strong and gave MATC 11 new school records!

Though the women’s numbers were small they gave some quality performances. Cretia Franklin was the high scorer and now owns the 100M record. Tami Fritz, in an early season effort, laid claim on the 5000M mark.

For the men, Bill Hendrickson, this year’s high scorer and the team’s Most Valuable Athlete and Co-Captain, finished the season with a string of top place, including several first place, finishes in the Long Jump, 100M, and 200M. He now owns both the 100M and 200M school records. record. Finally, in one of track’s most grueling At an early season indoor meet, club athlete Jon races, Co-Captain Tom Reis broke MATC’s 3000M Front Row (L to R) - Head Evert set the 55M record and Jason Bennett the Steeplechase record. Coach-Paul Johnson, Luecretia Franklin, Akira Lipke, and Coordinator-Fred Williams

Back Row (L to R) - Scot NAME HOMETOWN PROGRAM Williams, Jon Evert, Jason FIRST YEAR Bennett, Tom Reis, and Bill Kacy Dearing Madison Computer Operations Hendrickson Jamie Dorn New Glarus Civil Engineering Jon Evert Prairie du Sac Liberal Studies Luecretia Franklin Sun Prairie Medical Transcription Tami Fritz Sioux Falls, SD Liberal Studies Akira Lipke Madison Liberal Studies Tom Reis Waunakee Liberal Studies

SECOND YEAR Jason Bennett Beaver Dam Liberal Studies Bill Hendrickson Stoughton Police Science Scot Williams Madison Liberal Studies

31 NEW RECORDS

MEN

*55 M 7:00 Jon Evert Platteville Invite, 1993 *1500 M 4:25 Jason Bennett Platteville Invite, 1993 100 M 11:26 Bill Hendrickson Loras Open, 1993 200 M 22:69 Bill Hendrickson Cathage Open, 1993 400 IH 1:02.5 Jamie Dorn Wheaton Open, 1993 800 M 2:09.06 Jason Bennett Wisconsin Invite, 1993 1500 M 4:23 Jason Bennett Wheaton Open, 1993 3000 M SC 11:18 Tom Reis Carthage Open, 1993 10,000 M 37:38.2 Scot Williams Wheaton Open, 1993

* Indoor Record

WOMEN

100 M 13.33 Cretia Franklin Carthage Open, 1993 5000 M 19:59.89 Tami Fritz Wheaton Open, 1993

Three of MATC tracksters made the All-Region XIII honor roll for having the top performances in the region. They include Bill Hendrickson for his 22’1.5" long jump, Tom Reis for his 11:18 Steeple- chase, and Scot Williams for his 37:38.2 10,000 M.

The 1993 Track and Field season was both memorable and fun. With it’s new club/varsity format, next year will hopefully return most of this year’s athletes. Combined with a good crop of new recruits, the 1994 season already looks promising.

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS/HONORS

Co-Captain Bill Hendrickson NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - REGION XIII Co-Captain Tom Reis Bill Hendrickson Long Jump 22' 1.5" Most Improved Player Scot Williams (6.74) Most Valuable Player Bill Hendrickson Tom Reis 3000 M SC 11:18 Scot Williams 10000 M 37:38.2

Tom Reis Bill Hendrickson Scot Williams 32 Track & Field All-Region XIII Track & Field All-Region XIII Track & Field All-Region XIII SUMMARY OF INDIVIDUAL BEST PERFORMANCES

NAME EVENT TIME/DISTANCE LOCATION WOMEN Cretia Franklin 100 M 13.33 Carthage Open 200 M 28.76 Minnesota Invite

Tami Fritz 1500 M 5:23.96 Carthage Open 5000 M 19:59.89 Wheaton Open

Akira Lipke 100 M 15.0 Ripon Invite 200 M 32.22 Loras Open

MEN Jason Bennett 800 2:09.06 Wisconsin Invite 1500 M(indoor) 4:25 Platteville Invite 1500m. 4:23.71 Wheaton Open

Wagner da Silva 5000m 19:33.5 Wheaton Open

Kacy Dearing 400m 60.1 Ripon Invite 800 M 2:20.9 Wheaton Open 1500 M 5:00.0 Carthage Open

Jamie Dorn 400m 55.91 Carthage Open 400 M IH 1:02.5 Wheaton Open

Stefan Downing 100 M 12.5 Carthage Open 200 M 25.6 Carthage Open

Jon Evert 55m. 7:00 Platteville Invite

Bill Hendrickson LJ 22’1,5" (6.74)* Minnesota Invite -Co-Captain 100 M 11.26 Loras Open -Most Valuable 200 M 22.62 Loras Open

Tom Reis 800 M 2:15 Loras Open -Co-Captain 1500 M 4:35.28 Loras Open 3000m SC 11:18.0* Carthage Open 5000 M 18:23.6 Wheaton Open

Doug Weaver 55 M (indoor) 7:21 Platteville Invite

Scot Williams 800 M 2:21 .3 Loras Open -Most Improved 1500 M 4:44.79 Loras Open 5000 M 17:23.73 Minnesota Invite 10000 M 37:38.2* Wheaton Open

* = All Region XIII bold type = new school record

33 1992-93 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

The 1991 Region XIII Women’s Volleyball for her teammates and the MATC volleyball tournament ended the MATC volleyball careers program. Nicole Hunt transferred in with one of four players, but it motivated six first year year of eligibility left to improve her skills. Kayla players to be excited about the 1992 season. Kramer brought her love of volleyball from Seneca High School to the junior college scene. Many MATC opponents knew Kayla as a former teammate or conference foe. Gina Thompson and Teri Heilberger came from the Sun Prairie area to test their skills and be part of the MATC volleyball experience. A “townie” from Madison East, Karin Fehrman, brought desire and intensity along with her skills to the MATC court. Melanie Quelle, a cosmetology student, drove from the downtown campus daily to make practice. Dixie Dempsey line judged the alumni match and decided to join the team, contributing high expectations and intensity.

The team goals were to play its best, learn, and have fun. The team fell one game short of a .500 season, was runner-up in conference, took third in state, and represented Wisconsin at the Region Janet James, Assistant Coach and Head Coach XIII tournament hosted by MATC. - Karin Front Row (L to R) Wayne Vanderploeg, expected six returning Fehrman, Dixie Dempsey, players to blend with as many new recruits... The record does not reflect the shared experiences Melanie Quelle, Gina but “you play the hand you’re dealt”! and friendships that developed during and after Thompson the volleyball season...the true measure of a - Head Back Row (L to R) Ellie Steel was the only seasoned player to successful year. Coach-Wayne Vander- return. She was given the task of being the ploeg, Kayla Kramer, captain and floor leader to set an example Ellie Steel, Teri Heilberger, Nichole Hunt, Assistant Coach-Janet James NAME HOMETOWN PROGRAM FIRST YEAR Dixie Dempsey Fennimore Accounting Karin Fehrman Madison East Liberal Studies Teri Heilberger Sun Prairie Liberal Studies Nichole Hunt Moorhead, MN Hospitality Management Kayla Kramer Seneca Medical Office Mid-Mgmt. Melanie Quelle Monona Grove Cosmetologist/Barbering Gina Thompson Sun Prairie Liberal Studies

SECOND YEAR Ellie Steel Madison West Finance

34 IDIVIDUAL AWARDS/HONORS

Captain Ellie Steel Most Improved Player Kayla Kramer Most Valuable Player Ellie Steel All-Around Player Nichole Hunt

WISCONSIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE - ALL CONFERENCE First Team Ellie Steel First Team Kayla Kramer

WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - ALL STATE First Team Ellie Steel

NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - REGION XIII Ellie Steel First Team Ellie Steel Volleyball All-Region XIII

TEAM HONORS

WISCONSIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE Second Place

WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Third Place

NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-REGION XIII Third Place

35 SEASON RECORD

DATE OPPONENT SCORES Sept. 5 Highland CC 15-1, 15-5, 15-12 L 0-1 Waubonsee CC 15-3, 15-5, 15-6 L 0-2 Rock Valley CC 15-5, 15-11, 15-4 L 0-3 Sept. 10 Maranatha College 15-4, 15-7, 15-13, L 0-4 Sept. 12 Lake County CC 15-12, 15-3 TIE 0-4-1 UWC-Richland 8-15, 17-15 L 0-5-1 Sauk Valley CC 15-3, 15-7 TIE 0-5-2 UWC-Fond du Lac 15-13, 15-17 L 0-6-2 Sept. 15 Waukesha Co. Tech. 5-15, 7-15, 6-15 W 1-6-2 Sept. 19 Sauk Valley CC 15-9, 15-6 L 1-7-2 Highland CC 15-1, 15-1 L 1-8-2 Rock Valley CC 15-5, 15-9 L 1-9-2 Sept. 22 Milwaukee Tech 12-15, 11-15, 10-15 W 2-9-2 Sept. 23 UWC-Richland 10-15, 14-16, 14-16 W 3-9-2 Sept. 25 UWC-Rock Co. 11-15, 11-15, 15-3, 15-17 W 4-9-2 Sept. 30 Rock Valley CC 16-14, 15-1 L 4-10-2 Western WI Tech. 15-12, 15-12 L 4-11-2 Oct. 3 Waukesha Co.Tech. 2-11, 5-11 W 5-11-2 Milwaukee Tech. 9-11, 3-11 W 6-11-2 Mid-State Tech. 6-11, 11-3 TIE 6-11-3 Western WI Tech 11-2, 6-11 TIE 6-11-4 Oct. 5 UWC-Waukesha 15-13, 15-4, 15-10 L 6-12-4 Oct. 7 Highland CC 15-13, 15-4, 15-10 L 6-13-4 Milwaukee Tech. 3-15, 9-15 W 7-13-4 Oct. 13 Sauk Valley CC 16-14, 15-5 L 7-14-4 Waubonsee CC 15-13, 15-3 L 7-15-4 Oct. 15 UWC-Richland 15-12, 11-15, 15-11, 15-12 L 7-16-4 Oct. 17 Milwaukee Tech. 7-11, 3-11 W 8-16-4 Western WI Tech. 15-13, 11-13 TIE 8-16-5 Mid-State Tech. 2-11, 1-11 W 9-16-5 Waukesha Co. Tech. 2-11, 1-11 W 10-16-5 Oct. 21 Waukesha Co. Tech. 1-15, 2-15 W 11-16-5 UWC-Rock Co. 3-15, 9-15 W 12-16-5 Oct. 24 Mid-State Tech. 5-15, 6-15 W 13-16-5 Kishwaukee CC 15-7, 15-13, 15-6 L 13-17-5 Oct. 28 UWC-Richland 16-14, 10-15 TIE 13-17-6 Western WI Tech. 11-15, 10-15 W 14-17-6 UWC-Rock Co. 13-15, 7-15 W 15-17-6 Oct. 31 WJCAA State Tournament UWC-Sheboygan 15-5, 15-4 L 15-18-6 UWC-Barron 17-15, 15-6 L 15-19-6 UWC-Fox Valley 7-15, 15-13 TIE 15-19-7 UWC-Fond du Lac 13-15, 3-15 W 16-19-7 UWC-Fox Valley 15-10 L 16-20-7

OVERALL SEASON RECORD 16-20-7

36 1993 MEN’S CLUB VOLLEYBALL

Men’s Volleyball became a recognized club effort and enthusiasm. Alan Hopfensperger was sport in 1992-93. Twenty-four men participated selected as Honorary Captain for his dedicated during the two-semester season. Funding came service to the team. Returning players are looking from the defunct soccer program, including the forward to the next competitive season. use of their game shorts. Most opponents were four-year college teams, due to the scarcity The team extends its gratitude to women’s coach of junior college teams throughout the state. Wayne Vanderploeg and assistant coach, Janet The team did affiliate with the newly formed James, for sharing their expertise and practice Wisconsin Volleyball Conference, a state wide facilities. club organization. Practice time was limited, match wins were few, but there was no lack of

NAME HOMETOWN PROGRAM FIRST YEAR Clark Baesman Madison Computer Information Systems Bryon Bechtel Waunakee Liberal Studies Jon Bohnfoff Nigeria Industrial Welding Randy Hanson Stoughton Commercial Art Alan Hopfensperger Madison Liberal Studies Lawrence Krueger Beaver Dam Police Science Johnny Le Madison Liberal Studies Scott Meier Sauk City Liberal Studies Joe McBriar Madison Marketing Scott Nelson Madison Diesel & Heavy Equipment Michael Seemann Ozaukee Liberal Studies Dan Steinberg Madison Liberal Studies Thao Yang Madison Liberal Studies

37 SEASON RECORD

DATE OPPONENT SCORES WINS/LOSES Oct. 5 UWC-Waukesha 0-3 0-1

Oct. 25 UW-Whitewater A 0-2 0-2 Illinois State 1-1 0-2-1 UW-Whitewater B 1-1 0-2-2

Nov. 11 Milwaukee Tech A 3-0 1-2-2 Milwaukee Tech B 3-0 2-2-2

Nov. 28 UWC-Waukesha 0-2 2-3-2 MSOE 2-0 3-3-2 UWC-Fond du Lac 0-2 3-4-2 UW-Stevens Point 0-2 3-5-2

Dec. 3 Milwaukee Tech A 3-0 4-5-2 Milwaukee Tech B 3-0 5-5-2

Feb. 1 UWC-Waukesha 0-2 5-6-2 UWC-Fond du Lac 0-2 5-7-2 Milwaukee Tech 2-0 6-7-2

Feb 17 UW-Stevens Point 1-3 6-8-2\

Feb. 20 UW-Platteville 0-3 6-9-2

Mar. 7 UW-Stevens Point 0-2 6-10-2 UW-Oshkosh 1-2 7-10-2 UW-Platteville 0-2 7-11-2

Mar. 14 MSOE 3-0 8-11-2

Mar. 26-27 WVC Tournament Pool A 2-6 8-12-2 Consolation 0-1 8-13-2

SEASON RECORD 8-13-2

38

1992-93 WRESTLING

The wrestling team ended this year’s season with Nate Hunter, and Ted Walmer are all looking at a small squad. Maher Hakim, Craig Daniels, wrestling for the Trojans next year. and Ed Marking were first year wrestlers for the Trojans. The first year of wrestling at the college level is hard. All three men did a fine job and improved throughout the season. They are planning on wrestling next season and should do a good job for MATC. Ron Zellers was the only second year wrestler and finished the season as one of the top wrestlers on the team. He ended with a 7-6 record and placed third and fourth in two tournaments.

Unfortunately, MATC lost some wrestlers this year because of work conflicts and eligibility. Many athletes did wrestle for MATC “unat- tached” and gained some experience for next season. Larry Green, Keith Frey, Kurt Lewis,

Front Row (L to R) - Nate Hunter, Craig Daniels, NAME HOMETOWN PROGRAM Maher Hakim FIRST YEAR Back Row (L to R) - Assistant Craig Daniels Montello Diesel and Heavy Equipment Coach-Jim Sweeney, Larry Maher Hakim Madison Liberal Studies Green, Ed Morking, Ted Ed Marking Monona Liberal Studies Walmer, Head Coach-Bill Kernen SECOND YEAR Ron Zellers Madison Fire Protection

39 STATISTICS

NAME I.TD T.TD ESC REV NF:2 NF:3 FALL F.F. T.P. WON LOST WT. Ron Zellers 7/5 13/7 5/5 1/2 2/1 0/1 7/7 :40 30 9 8 HWT. Maher Hakim 7/11 21/29 12/14 4/9 3/0 7/5 4/2 2:05 38 11 10 150-158 Ed Marking 1/6 4/11 7/11 0/2 0/1 0/4 0/3 6 1 8 HWT. Craig Daniels 5/3 9/7 3/6 3/3 3/1 3/3 3/2 3:22 20 5 3 126-134 *Keith Frey 8/4 16/8 5/9 4/5 1/1 2/3 2/0 3:42 33 8 6 118-126 *Larry Green 8/1 31/3 2/15 1/0 / 8/0 4/0 1:10 33 8 3 167-177 *Nate Hunter 1/5 2/9 9/3 1/1 0/1 0/3 0/5 9 2 6 158 *Ted Walmar 0/4 0/4 0/1 0/1 1/0 0/1 1/3 2:41 6 2 3 167

*First Semester Only

TOTALS: 37/39- 96/78 43/64 14/23 10/5 20/20 21/22 163 46 47

KEY TO SYMBOLS: I.TD.-INITIAL TAKEDOWN, T.TD.-TOTAL TAKEDOWNS, ESC.-ESCAPE, REV.-REVERSAL, NF:2-NEAR FALL TWO POINTS, NF:3-NEAR FALL THREE POINTS, F.F.-FASTEST FALL, T.P.-TOTAL POINTS, D.P.-DUAL MEET POINTS

TEAM RECORDS

Overall Dual Meet Team Record WON - 1 LOST - 5 TIED 2-1 Team Dual Individual Match Record WON - 22 LOST - 19 TIED - 0 Overall Individual Match Record WON - 46 LOST - 47 TIED - 0 Most Dual Meet Points Scored Madison Tech 25 Carroll College (WI) 21 LEAST Dual Meet Points Allowed Madison Tech 18 Oakton Community College (IL) 18 Most Falls Recorded (Dual Meet) 2 Falls/ Carroll College (WI) Most Consecutive Dual Meet Victories Consecutive Victory

TOURNAMENT PLACING FOR THE 1992-93 SEASON: 15th Annual Tombstone Open (Stevens Point, WI) No Team Score/24 Teams 21st Annual WI. Collegiate Open (Kenosha, WI) No Team Score/22 Teams Rainey Harper Invitational (Palentine, IL) 7th Place/18 Teams Maranatha Invitational (Watertown, WI). 8th Place/16 Teams Lawrence Invitational (Appleton, WI) 4th Place/10 Teams

40 1992-93 INDIVIDUAL WRESTLING RECORDS

RECORD NUMBER WRESTLER Most Initial Takedowns 7 Ron Zellars Maher Hakim Most Total Takedowns 21 Maher Hakim Most Escapes 12 Maher Hakim Most Reverseals 4 Maher Hakim Most Near Falls: 2 Points 3 Maher Hakim Craig Daniels Most Near Falls: 3 Points 7 Maher Hakim Most Falls 7 Ron Zellars Fastest Falls 40 Ron Zellars Most Accumulated Dual Meet Team Points 18 Craig Daniels Most Accumulated Team Points (Overall) 38 Maher Hakim Most Consecutive Individual Victories 4 Maher Hakim Best % Individual Record 5-3-0 Craig Daniels Most Individual Victories 11-10-0 Maher Hakim

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