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Kalamazoo College Facts 1992-93 HoRNET HIGHLIGHTS
Location: Kalamazoo, Michigan Three Hornet teams were crowned Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association champions during Founded: 1833 the 1992-93 school year, and three other squads enjoyed second place finishes. Kalamazoo's men's Enrollment: 1,250 ¥ tennis team won its 55th consecutive crown, while the women's soccer and women's tennis teams President: Dr. Lawrence Bryan each claimed their fourth straight league championship. Nickname: Hornets Conference: Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association National Affiliation: NCAA Division III Kalamazoo continued to lead the MIAA in all-time team championships, increasing its cumulative Team Colors: Orange and Black ¥ total to 222 during the 1992-93 school year. The runner-up league institution has won 157 team titles.
The men's tennis team captured a record third consecutive NCAA Division III championship in ~ May, defeating UC Santa Cruz 5-1 to send Coach George Acker out a winner in his final season. Fall Athletic Staff & Phone Directory Acker, whose accomplishments were profiled in Sports Illustrated, USA Today and Tennis Magazine, retired with a total of seven national titles, along with a career record of 209-1 against MIAA compe tition. Director of Men's Athletics: Bob Kent ...... 337-7091 Director of Women's Athletics/Women's Golf: Lyn Maurer ...... 337-7090 Football: Dave Warmack ...... 337-7085 Kalamazoo senior tennis player Lewis Miller became the 12th Hornet student-athlete to receive an Men's & Women's Cross Country: Peter Livingstone-McNelis ...... 337-7082 NCAA postgraduate scholarship, one of the highest athletic and academic awards in the nation. Men's Golf: Joe Haklin ...... 337-7089 ~ Miller, a two-time NCAA III singles champion, was also named the at-large Academic All-America Men's Soccer: Hardy Fuchs ...... 337-7048 Team Member of the Year. Women's Soccer: Scott Forrester ...... 337-7082 Volleyball: Jeanne Hess ...... 337-7086 Equipment Manager: Van Nickert ...... 337-7094 The men's swimming and diving team had an outstanding season, matching their highest finish ever Sports Information Director: John Greenhoe ...... 337-7303 (office) with a sixth place-showing at the NCAA III championship meet. Kalamazoo also had its first-ever ...... 343-6506 (home) lf individual swimming champion, as Jeff Walker took top honors in the 200-yard butterfly. Walker ...... 337-73.05 (FAX) was one of eight Hornets to earn All-America honors at the national meet. Sports Hotline: ...... 337-7347 Football Press Box Phone ...... 337-7084 Sixteen Hornet student-athletes achieved All-America honors during the 1992-93 year. Two of those were first team Academic All-Americans, with Sean Mullendore becoming the first Hornet football ~ player ever to achieve that honor. Since the 1985-86 school year, Kalamazoo College student-athletes have achieved all-American status 102 times.
Fall Athletic Facilities A school-record 65 student-athletes were named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll for maintaining ¥ a minimum 3.5 grade point average for the entire school year.
Men's & Women's Cross Country: Arcadia Cross Country Course Men's & Women's Golf: Kalamazoo Country Club Four Hornets were named the MIAA most valuable player in their sport: Jennifer Russell (women's Football: Angell Field (Capacity 3,000) lf soccer), Jeff Walker (men's swimming and diving), Lewis Miller (men's tennis) and Jackie Aurelia Men's & Women's Soccer: MacKenzie Field (women's tennis). Volleyball: Anderson Athletic Center (Capacity 2,000) Teams on the rise included the men's basketball team and the men's cross country squad. The }f hoopsters enjoyed their highest finish in the MIAA in 26 years, while the harriers recorded their strongest showing in the league since 1975.
"' ...,, ' 4 5 Football To the Media 1993 Outlook Members of the news media are encouraged to cover Kalamazoo College athletic events. Radio stations wishing to broadcast events should notify Sports Information Director John Greenhoe at (616) With 16 starters returning to the fold, Boos (Portage/Schoolcraft), a junior center, is a 337-7303 at least two weeks in advance. Telephone line arrangements must be made through Michigan Kalamazoo College's football squad appears to steady force and junior guard/tackle Khalad Bell at 1-800-443-1901. Please instruct Michigan Bell to contact John Greenhoe prior to installing the have the talent necessary to bounce back from last Kanaan (Portage/Lake Forest, Ill., Academy) phone line. year's disappointing 3-6 campaign. returns to the starting lineup after a year hiatus. Reporters wishing to cover a specific event should contact the Sports Information Office at least The Hornets, coached by fourth-year Another key returnee is junior guard Tony Prey two days prior to the event so appropriate on-site arrangements can be made. mentor Dave Warmack, hope to avoid the injuries (Westland/John Glenn), a two-year starter. News media representatives wishing to interview a specific student-athlete should contact the that plagued them in 1992. Last fall, the seasons of Calling the signals again is senior Chris Sports Information Office to set up the interview. Kalamazoo's top three running backs were cut Berkimer (DeWitt), a 6-4, 200-pound quarterback who has completed 54 Media seeking pre-game football information and statistics should contact John Greenhoe. This short by injury, but all percent of his passes for information is available on the Tuesday preceding each contest. three are now healthy 2,691 yards in his career. Home football games are played at Angell Field, located southeast of the Kalamazoo College and should bolster the He will be backed up by campus at West Michigan and Burrows Streets. Statistics will be available approximately 20 minutes after Hornet ball-carrying sophomore Doug each home game. Statistics will be faxed upon request. attack. The Hornets Expect offensive Dammann (Lena, Ill. For further information concerning Kalamazoo College athletics, contact the Kalamazoo College also have an experi I fireworks, Lena-Winslow), who Sports Information Office, 1200 Academy, Kalamazoo, Mich., 49006-3295. enced quarterback and started two games last a talented receiving but there are year while Berkimer was contingent, so scoring points shouldn't be a question marks sidelined by injury. Clint Wagner problem. on defense (Mendon) returns at On defense, tailback after recovering there is plenty of talent from a broken ankle. but a lack of experience is a concern. Graduation hit Kalamazoo hard up Wagner racked up 270 yards in just two games front and in the secondary, so returning backups last year prior to his injury. Also back from the About Kalamazoo College or newcomers will need to fill those holes. injury ward are senior co-captain Mike Herron "The cupboard is not bare, but we will be (Rockford) and sophomore fullback Craig relying on some defensive players who haven't Kashazta (Traverse City). Herron was Kalamazoo is a private, coeducational, four-year liberal arts college. Founded in 1833, it is among yet proven themselves in game situations," Kalamazoo's leading rusher last year and was the the 100 oldest colleges and universities in the nation. As a national liberal arts college, Kalamazoo is in Warmack said. "However, I think that we will Hornets' top scorer two seasons ago. "the major leagues of higher education" according to U.S. News & World Report's annual "America's Best have better size on the defensive line than in The receivers are led by senior all Colleges" guide (September 1992). Nearly all of the 1,250 students are enrolled full time and live on previous seasons and that will help us." conference pass-catchers Aaron Ward (Ann campus, creating a greater sense of community. The recruiting class is one that includes a Arbor/Dexter) and J.D. Wagner (Mendon). Ward, The College has an excellent teaching faculty, most with doctorates in their fields. The student number of big, strong linemen who could help a tight end, hauled in 18 passes for 301 yards last faculty ratio of 12:1 affords small classes and personal attention to individual student needs. the Hornets in their quest to control the line of year while Wagner, a wide receiver, had 35 grabs Kalamazoo offers 24 majors and six other areas of concentrated study. It is noted for strength in scrimmage. for 498 yards and four touchdowns. Other top the sciences, pre-professional programs, economics and business administration, and foreign languages. "If our offense plays up to its potential returnees include senior wide receiver Andy The career development internship and foreign study programs are exceptional among all American and our defense comes along, we can have a good Ferris (Charlotte) and sophomore tight end Andy colleges and universities. Over 85 percent of all Kalamazoo students participate in these off-campus season," Warmack said. Boersma (Allegan). experiences. The campus is located in an attractive residential area, minutes from the downtown business district. The city of Kalamazoo, the fifth-largest metropolitan center in Michigan, provides a wide variety OFFENSE DEFENSE of cultural, social and recreational opportunities. Midway between Chicago and Detroit on 1-94, Kalamazoo is served by major bus lines, AMTRAK rail service and several airlines. Kalamazoo, which returns 10 offensive One of the biggest challenges on defense starters, has a solid front line led by 6-foot-5, 270- will be finding a replacement for Sam Khashan, a pound junior tackle Scott French (Kalamazoo I two-time all-conference free safety who has Central), an all-conference performer in '92. Scott graduated. Candidates for the job include Continued on Page 6 7 6
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Dammann and junior Kenny Metcalfe (St. Louis, fall. Mo./Country Day). 1993 Schedule Seniors Randy Jones (Northville) and NEWCOMERS Bryan Schultz (Canton/Plymouth-Salem) both have seen extensive action in the secondary in the The strength of this year's incoming class Date Opponent Time last two seasons and bring the team needed is offense and defensive linemen. Those who September 4 at Wheaton College (scrimmage) TBA experience. Kalamazoo is hopeful that Schultz could help the Hornets include A.J. Mikloiche, a September 11 COLLEGE OF WOOSTER 1:30 p.m. will be ready to play despite an off-season ankle 6-4, 280-pound tackle from Romeo, Josha King, a (Community Day-Free Admission) injury. 6-3, 290-pound offensive tackle from Royal Oak 1:30 p.m. (Central) The linebacking corps is in good shape (Kimball), Todd Menzie, a 6-3, 265-pound offen September 18 at Carroll (Wis.) College despite the graduation of two-time Academic sive tackle from Cassopolis, Camp McCrary, a 6- September 25 at University of Chicago 1 p.m. (Central) All-American Sean Mullendore. Bob Holloway 2, 245-pound defensive tackle from North October 2 DEFIANCE COLLEGE 1:30 p.m. (Northville) took over a starting job at inside Muskegon (Reeths-Puffer), and Burch Ruesink, a October 9 at Hope College* 1:30p.m. linebacker last year and will be a key player, 6-3, 240-pound lineman from Three Rivers who October 16 ADRIAN COLLEGE* 1:30p.m. can play offense and defense. while outside linebacker Josh Howie at Alma College* 1:30 p.m. (Williamsburg/Traverse City) became a starter There are also some good linebacker October 23 midway through the season and was named the prospects like Jeff Pierce, a 6-3, 215-pounder from October 30 OLIVET COLLEGE* 1:30 p.m. team's outstanding freshman. Detroit (Notre Dame) and Steve Tack, a 6-2, 200- (Homecoming) Sophomores Rob Hunt (Middleville/ pounder from Bloomfield Hills (Lahser). November6 at Albion College* 1p.m. Thornapple-Kellogg), David Lehman There is also speed in the class with (Middleville/Thornapple-Kellogg) and Andy players like tailbacks Neil Haremski (Canton/ Smetana (Rochester Hills/Rochester Adams) all Plymouth-Canton), James Morrow (Lansing/ should see increased playing time at linebacker. Wayland, Wis.), Dave Best (Jackson/Lumen HOME GAMES AT ANGELL FIELD The front-line also has holes to fill with Christi) and Zach Beemer (Romeo). *Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association contest the graduation of Steve Sloan and Scott Myrand, Times are Eastern unless otherwise noted but 6-4, 235-pound junior end Tom Siwajek SCHEDULE All games broadcast on WQSN Radio (1470 AM), Kalamazoo (Royal Oak/Kimball) is back after racking up 101 tackles and a pair of QB sacks in '92. Kalamazoo will play a tough . Sophomore tackle Jared Piper nonconference schedule leading up to its MIAA (Schoolcraft) saw some starting action last season opener at Hope College on Oct. 9. The Hornets and is expected to see increased playing time. open at home against Wooster (Ohio) on Sept. 11 and then head out of state for games at Carroll, Series Records: 1993 Opponents SPECIALTIES Wis., College and the University of Chicago. The rematch with Carroll will be particularly intrigu The punting duties will go to either Steve ing after last year's contest in which Carroll Opponent Started Won Lost Tied Last Meeting Bastian (Northville), a senior who missed last rallied from a 10-0 deficit with 14 fourth-quarter College of Wooster 1950 2 0 0 1992-Kalamazoo 27-17 points to win. Carroll finished the '92 season with season due to foreign study, or Steve Gusfa, a Carroll College 1948 1 1 0 1992-Carroll14-10 highly recruited freshman from Detroit (Catholic a 9-1 record. Central H.S.). Steve Soorus (St. Joseph) handled The Hornets will have a tough task in the Univ. of Chicago 1990 3 0 0 1992-Kalamazoo 21-13 some of the placekicking duties last year and has non-conference finale, hosting powerful Defiance Defiance College 1946 3 1 0 1992-Defiance 30-0 the inside track on the starting job. College Oct. 2. In the MIAA, Kalamazoo has Albion College 1896 34 67 5 1992-Albion 49-12 Dave Sherwood (Middleville/ home games against Adrian (Oct. 16) and the Olivet College 1895 48 42 2 1992-0livet 19-18 Homecoming contest against Olivet (Oct. 30). The Thornapple-Kellogg), a sophomore receiver, will Alma College 1892 32 45 5 1992-Alma 17-7 see action on special teams again after leading the schedule concludes with a contest at Albion MIAA in kickoff returns (19.3 yard average) last College, which is bidding for a fifth consecutive Hope College 1910 29 35 1 1992-Hope 26-6 league championship in 1993. Adrian College 1909 29 26 1 1992-Kalamazoo 18-16
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1993 Preseason Roster-Returnees 1993 Preseason Roster-Newcomers NQ. Name Yr. HL Wt.· fu.s.. HQmftown LHigh S!:hQQl Avis, Pete** Jr. 6-0 200 LB Augusta/ Galesburg-Augusta NQ. Namf Yr. l::l1. W1. ~ HQmftQlWLHigh ~khool Bastian, Steve* Sr. 5-11 180 p Northville/Northville Adams, Derek Fr. 6-2 220 DT Royal Oak/Kimball Berkimer, Chris***+ Sr. 6-4 220 QB DeWitt/DeWitt Beemer, Zach Fr. 5-10 170 DB/TB Romeo /Romeo Boersma, Andy* So. 6-4 218 TE Allegan/ Allegan Best, Dave Fr. 5-6 140 TB Jackson/Lumen Christi Boos, Scott* Jr. 6-5 260 c Portage/Schoolcraft Bowman, J.J. Fr. 6-1 208 QB Battle Creek/Pennfield Brown, Bob So. 6-3 225 DE/DT Imlay City /Imlay City Eastman, Sage Fr. 5-10 195 LB Howell/Howell Cavagnol, Rob So. 5-10 180 ss Farmington Hills/Farmington Falkner, Scott Fr. 6-1 190 LB Decatur /Decatur Curry, Eric* So. 5-11 215 FB Tawas City /Tawas Gusfa, Steve Fr. 6-2 215 p Detroit/Catholic Central Curtin, Matt** Jr. 6-0 186 TB Traverse City /St. Francis Haremski, Neil (r'\A'I\:)Fr. 5-10 170 TB Canton/Plymouth-Canton Dammann, Doug* So. 6-4 200 QB/FS Lena, IlL/Lena-Winslow • l;lem.uuu; Uicab , Fr. 5-7 168 TB/DB Parchment/Parchment DeHann, Brian So. 6-1 210 LB Grandville/Grandville Hotchkiss, Jeff Fr. 5-10 170 DB Fenton/Fenton Faulkner, Scott So. 6-1 196 DB Tecumseh/Tecumseh King,Josha Fr. 6-3 290 OT Royal Oak/Kimball Ferris, Andy*** Sr. 5-10 170 WR Charlotte/Charlotte Lindstrom, Randy Fr. 6-0 200 FB/LB N. Muskegon/N. Muskegon French, Scott** Jr. 6-5 270 OT Kalamazoo/Christian McCrary, Camp Fr. 6-2 245 DT N. Muskegon/Reeths-Puffer Gordon, Karow Jr. 6-1 210 FB Detroit/University Liggett Menzie, Todd Fr. 6-3 265 OT Cassopolis I Cassopolis Green, Adam So. 6-3 175 WR Muskegon/Whitehall Mikloiche, A.J. Fr. 6-4 280 OT/DT Romeo /Romeo Herron, Mike***t Sr. 6-0 206 FB/TB Rockford /Rockford Morrow, James Fr. 5-10 170 DB/WR Lansing/Wayland (Wise.) Prep Holloway, Bob** Jr. 6-2 225 DE/LB Northville/Northville Murphy, Ryan Fr. 6-1 245 c Climax I Climax-Scotts House, Ron So. 6-2 226 OG Wyoming/Park Nelson, Seth Fr. 5-11 185 LB Middleville/Thomapple-Kellogg Howie, Josh* So. 6-2 204 LB Williamsburg/Traverse City . Pierce, Jeff Fr. 6-2 215 LB Detroit/Notre Dame Hunt, Rob* So. 6-0 210 LB Middleville/Thomapple-Kellogg Powers, Marty Fr. 5-10 190 LB Jackson/Lumen Christi Ireland, Bobby So. 5-8 160 DB St. Clair Shores/Lakeshore Robertson, Mason Fr. 6-1 205 QB Lake Orion/Lake Orion Jones, Randy** Sr. 5-10 170 DB Northville/Northville Ruesink, Burch Fr. 6-3 228 DT/OG Three Rivers /Three Rivers Kanaan, Khalad Jr. 6-3 280 OG/OT Portage/Lake Forest (Ill.) Academy Tack, Steve Fr. 6-2 200 DE Bloomfield Hills/Lahser Kashazta, Craig* So. 6-2 212 FB/TB Traverse City /Traverse City "' :ressmel', fel:m. Fr. 6-0 205 LB Sterling Heights /Stevenson Kauffman, Dave** Jr. 5-11 195 ss Schoolcraft/Schoolcraft ~~I,Mi~ So. 6-3 225 DE/OG Battle Creek/Harper Creek Kickland, Erich* Jr. 6-2 220 DE Livonia/Stevenson - ¥elk, Mike .ll. Fr. 5-10 195 DT Jenison/Jenison Lehman, David So. 6-0 240 LB/DT Middleville/Thomapple-Kellogg McKeever, Scott** Sr. 5-9 200 FB Bellevue/Hastings Metcalfe, Kenny* Jr. 5-11 178 FS St. Louis, Mo./Country Day Morgan, Jason*** Sr. 6-3 248 OT lOG Oxford/Oxford Morgan, John Jr. 6-1 255 OT Oxford/Oxford Piper, Jared* So. 5-11 230 DT Schoolcraft/Schoolcraft Prey, Tony** Jr. 6-2 258 OG/DT Westland/John Glenn Repinski, Jeremiah*** Sr. 6-4 235 c Rochester /Rochester Riordan, John So. 5-10 170 DB Marine City /Cardinal Mooney Robinson, Aaron** Jr. 5-10 184 TB Grosse lie/Grosse lie Schultz, Bryan*** Sr. 6-4 172 DB Canton/Plymouth Salem Sherwood, Dave* So. 5-10 170 WR Middleville/Thomapple-Kellogg Simpson, Seth So. 5-10 172 TB Webberville /Fowlerville Siwajek, Tom* Jr. 6-4 235 DE/DT Royal Oak/Kimball Smetana, Andy* So. 6-2 194 DE/LB Rochester Hills/Rochester Adams Pronunciation Guide Lehman- LEE-mun Sokol, Jeff So. 5-11 168 WR Detroit/Notre Dame Boos-BOOZ Mikloiche - mik-LOYCH Soorus, Steve* So. 5-9 170 DB/K St. Joseph/St. Joseph Cavagnol- kah-VIG-null ;RJ;:AR QY,A - Stapleton, Matt** Sr. 5-9 175 DB Beulah/Benzonia Central Dammann- DAH-mun RierelaR Ruesink - ROO-sink Varney, Jeff* Sr. 5-10 162 DB St. Joseph/St. Joseph Karow Gordon- kah-ROW GORE-dun Siwajek - SWHY -jack Wagner, Clint* Jr. 6-1 215 TB/LB Mendon/Mendon Mieah I Iemmer MIKE afl: HEM mer Sokol- SOH-kul Wagner, J.D.*** Sr. 6-4 202 WR Mendon/Mendon Herron- HAIR-un Ward, Aaron*** Sr. 6-0 210 TE Ann Arbor /Dexter Khalael Kl'l:naan kah LAHD kah NON · Sm~ntss&h &OOS Zollman, Chad* So. 6-2 190 WR/FS Grand Rapids/West Catholic Kashazta - kah-SHAY -tah
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-Football- -Football- 10 11 Returning Letterwinners: Upperclassmen Upperclassmen Profiles (continued) Pete Avis: Junior from Augusta ... 6-foot, 200 pound linebacker.... two-time letterwinner ... credited with 37 tackles last year and should continue to make impact on defense .... first-team All-State player at Scott McKeever: Seruor from Bellevue ...5-9,200-pound fullback ... two-time letterwinner... saw limited Galesburg-Augusta High School. duty last season... member of 1992-93 MIAA Academic Honor Roll ... all-league in football and wrestling at Hastings High School. Steve Bastian: Junior from Northville .. .S-11, 180-pound punter... 32.9 yards per punt average asa freshman ... missed sophomore campaign due to foreign study commitment... graduate of Northville High Kenny Metcalfe: Junior from St. Louis, Missouri...5-11, 178-pound free safety ... candidate for increased School. playing time in defensive backfield ... made one tackle in limited duty last season... all-league in football at St. Louis Country Day High School, where he also played baseball and wrestled. Chris Berkimer: Junior from DeWitt...6-4, 220-pound quarterback ... three-time letterwinner and a team captain ... projected starter who has passed for 2,691 yards in Hornet career (214 of 394, 17 TDs) ... in junior Jason Morgan: Senior from Oxford, Michigan... 6-3, 248-pound offensive tackle/guard ... three-time year connected on 90 of 169 passes for 1,279 yards and seven TDs .. .led MIAA in passing yardage as letterwinner... started every game at guard last season ... Oxford High School team made it to regional sophomore (1,227 yards) ... completed 90 of 169 passes (.533 completion percentage) including nine finals in football during senior season ... also a varsity wrestler at Oxford High. touchdown passes as sophomore... honorable mention All-State selection during senior year for DeWitt High School. Tony Prey: Junior from Westland ... 6-2, 258-pound guard/defensive tackle ... two-time letterwinner and two-year starter at guard ... on defense, made 11 tackles and recovered a fumble last season ...one of the Scott Boos: Junior from Portage ... 6-5, 260-pound center ... started final seven games of 1992 season and team's strongest players ... Michigan All-Star in football at John Glenn High School. should anchor line again this fall ...played on two state championship football teams at Schoolcraft High School...a:ll-league in football and baseball at Schoolcraft High. Jeremiah Repinski: Senior from Rochester, Michigan... 6-4, 235-pound center... three-time letterwinner... saw some starting action at center last season ... member of 1992-93 MIAA Academic Honor Matt Curtin: Junior from Traverse City ... 6-0, 186-pound tailback ... two-time letterwinner ... appeared in Roll ... All-State honorable mention in football at Rochester High School. four games last season, rushing for 22 yards ... also returned one kickoff for 10 yards ... will battle for playing time at tailback this fall ... graduate of St. Francis High School. Aaron Robinson: Junior from Grosse Ile .. .S-10, 184-pound tailback ... two-time letterwinner ... started in three games last year and ranked third on team in rushing with 224 yards and one touchdown ... also Andy Ferris: Senior from Charlotte ... 5-10, 170-pound wide receiver ... three-time letterwinner ... made five caught three passes for 28 yards ... graduate of Grosse lie High School. ' receptions for 49 yards last season and also returned three kickoffs for 59 yards ... member of 1992-93 MIAA Academic Honor Roll ... state finalist in hurdles running track at Charlotte High School...also prep Bryan Schultz: Senior from Canton... 6-4, 172-pound defensive back ... three-time letterwinner.. .full-time all-league pick in football. starter in secondary during previous two seasons .. .last year made 43 tackles and two interceptions along with three pass deflections ... member of 1992-93 MIAA Academic Honor Roll ... Academic Player of the Scott French: Junior from Kalamazoo ... 6-5, 270-pound offensive tackle ... two-time letterwinner.. .started Year in football at Plymouth Salem High School. every game last fall and being counted on to lead line again in '93 ... named to All-MIAA second team ... played football and basketball at Kalamazoo Christian High School. Tom Siwajek: Junior from Royal Oak... 6-4, 235-pound defensive end ... top returning tackler, making 101 stops during sophomore campaign... had two sacks and five other tackles for lost yardage ... brother of Mike Herron: Senior from Rockford ... 6-foot, 206-pound running back ... three-time letterwinner and a co former Hornet quarterback Mike Siwajek... graduate of Kimball High School. captain... excellent blocker who can play tailback or fullback ... team's leading rusher last season (340 yards) despite suffering season-ending injury in sixth game.. .led team in scoring as sophomore, rushing for eight Matt Stapleton: Senior from Beulah .. .former receiver who has made switch to defensive back... all touchdowns ... second on squad in rushing in '91 with 342 yards on 79 carries .. .letterwinner in three sports conference in football and baseball and academic all-conference in basketball at Benzie Central High at Rockford High School. School.
Bob Holloway: Junior from Northville ... 6-2, 235-pound linebacker ... two-time letterwinner ... started every Clint Wagner: Junior from Mendon... 6-1, 215-pound tailback ... outstanding runner who suffered season game at inside linebacker last season, making 49 tackles with one interception and one fumble ending injury after just two games in '92 ... gained 268 yards on 53 carries in those two games (5.1 yards recovery ... hard hitter who made 32 tackles and three INTs as a freshman ... all-state and academic all-state per carry average), including two touchdowns ... transferred to Kalamazoo from Ferris State after fresh at Northville High School. man year ... graduate of Mendon High School.
Randy Jones: Senior from Northville ...5-10, 170-pound defensive back ... two-time letterwinner ... played in Jason "J.D." Wagner: Senior from Mendon ... 6-4, 202-pound wide receiver ... three-time every game last year, making 32 tackles in including two for lost yardage .. .led team in pass deflections letterwinner .. .leading receiver last season with 35 catches for 498 yards and three touchdowns .. .long catch with seven .. .four-year letterwinner on Hornet baseball team, batting .479 last spring... attended Northville was 67-yard TD reception against Chicago ... All-MIAA second team selection ... brother of Hornet tailback High School, where he was a 1988 scholar athlete and received second team all-area honors. Clint Wagner... all-state in football and basketball and and all-region in baseball at Mendon High School.
Dave Kauffman: Junior from Schoolcraft...5-11, 195-pound linebacker/defensive back... two-time Aaron Ward: Senior from Ann Arbor ... 6-foot, 210-pound tight end ... three-time letterwinner ...starter for letterwinner.. .hard hitter who started in eight games at outside linebacker last fall ... third on team in last two seasons, making 18 catches for 301 yards with one touchdown in 1991...long catch was on 35- tackles with 66 ...also had four sacks, one fumble recovery and one interception ...all-league in football and yard TD toss against Olivet.. .made 17 catches for 201 yards and two touchdowns as sophomore ... member basketball at Schoolcraft High School. of 1992-93 MIAA Academic Honor Roll ... all-conference honorable mention in football and basketball at Dexter High School...father Gene played football at Memphis State University. Erich Kickland: Junior from Livonia ... 6-2, 220-pound defensive end ...saw limited duty in '92, making one tackle ... graduate of Stevenson High School.
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Assistant Coaches Head Coach Dave Warmack Craig Blanchard Craig Blanchard takes over as defensive coordinator for the Hornets, replacing Mike Zolnierek, Entering his fourth season as head coach is Dave Warmack, a native of Kalamazoo and a former who has accepted a similar position at Franklin, Ind., College. Blanchard has spent the last six years as Hornet football player. He has made the Hornets a competitive force in the MIAA, fashioning a 12-14-1 defensive secondary coach at Saginaw Valley State University. His duties there included working as the overall record in three seasons. team's head equipment manager and instructing in the university's physical education department. Warmack, 44, achieved some outstanding accomplishments before corning to Kalamazoo. The 20- Blanchard is a 1982 graduate of Grand Valley State University, playing under then-coach Jim year coaching veteran- who recorded a career high school record of 129-35- coached at Grand Junction Harkema- a former Hornet football standout who is a charter member of the Kalamazoo College Athletic (CO) High School from 1984-89, leading teams to an overall record of 59-12. His 1988 Colorado state Hall of Fame - for four seasons. At Grand Valley, Blanchard led the Lakers to two league championships. championship team was ranked lOth nationally by USA Today, and his 1989 squad defeated both the No. He spent his first two seasons as a running back and his final two years at cornerback, earning All-Great 1 and No.2 ranked teams in Colorado. Warmack's 1985 team was also a state finalist, while his 1984 and Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference honors as a senior. Blanchard holed the GLIAC record for 1987 squads made it to the state semifinals. interception return yardage in a season (131). Previously, Warmack held assistant football coaching positions at Wabash College After completing his bachelor's degree in physical education in 1982, Blanchard worked as (Crawfordsville, IN) in 1983 and Central Connecticut State from 1982-83. defensive secondary coach at Hillsdale College from 1982-84 before returning to his high school alma Warmack's longest football coaching stint was at North Muskegon High School (North mater at Jonesville, where he served as defensive coordinator of the Comet football squad in 1984 and Muskegon, MI), where he led the Norsemen from 1972-79. Under Warmack, North Muskegon achieved a 1985. No. 2 (Class C) state ranking in both 1978 and 1979, with the team advancing all the way to the state Blanchard then resumed his association with his college coach, serving as a graduate assistant semifinals in the latter year. under Harkema at Eastern Michigan University in 1986, working with the team's outside linebackers. His other credits include head coaching jobs at Grant High School (Fox Lake, IL) in 1981 and at Blanchard completed his M.A. degree in athletic administration from Central Michigan University earlier Ignacio (CO) High School in 1980. this year. Warmack has recieved a number of coaching honors, including Area and Regional Coach of the In the summer of 1991, Blanchard expanded his coaching experience by serving as defensive Year in Michigan (1978, 1979), Conference Coach of the Year in Colorado (1980, 1984, 1985, 1988), and 3-A coordinator of the Columbus Thunderbolts of the Arena Football League. Coach of the Year in Colorado (1988). Warmack is a Kalamazoo College alumnus, playing for the Hornets in 1968. Warmack received a Van Nickert B.S. degree from Western Michigan University in 1971 and completed his M.A. at Central Connecticut Van Nickert, in his eleventh year, is the veteran of Kalamazoo's assistant coaching staff. Nickert State University (New Britain, CT) in 1982. will coach the offensive line. He is known for his excellent rapport with current players and prospective He is an associate professor of physical education at Kalamazoo College. athletes. Nickert serves as equipment manager for the College's athletic department, and is in charge of Warmack's community activities include work with the Children's Leukemia Society. He is an intramurals and recreation as well. expert on the disease, being diagnosed with leukemia himself while coaching at Grand Junction High School. Despite long odds, Warmack made a complete recovery to good health following a bone marrow Mike Hause transplant in 1985. Mike Hause will be in his third year with the Hornets and coach the offensive backs. Hause Dave and his wife Peggy have two sons, Ryan, 21, and Casey, 16. comes from California where he had coached for 11 years at several different high schools, most notably John Muir High School which has a nationally prominent program. Hause earned his bachelor's degree in physical education from Azusa Pacific University. Hause works for the Kalamazoo YMCA as a swim and nautilus instructor.
Dave Sichterman Dave Sichterman enters his second season as a Hornet assistant coach and will direct the defen sive line. A 1991 graduate of Western Michigan University, Sichterman has two years of experience coaching at Kalamazoo Loy Norrix High School. He was an outstanding player at East Kentwood High School and played at Grand Rapids Junior College and WMU.
Steve Sloan Steve Sloan, a 1993 graduate of Kalamazoo College, will make the switch from player to assistant coach this fall. Sloan was a Hornet fixture at end for four years, leading the team in tackles in 1990 and making All-MIAA last season. He is employed by the Upjohn Company.
Tom Sullivan Tom Sullivan joins the Hornets for the first time this fall, coaching the receivers. Sullivan has coached the last three years in Sweden, serving as the head coach of the Stockholm City Wildcats this year. A native of Jackson, Sullivan was an outstanding player at Eastern Michigan University. He was the starting quarterback for Eastern in 1988 and 1989, and finished his career as the schools' second all-time leading passer. During his senior season, he received Mid-American Conference honorable mention notice and was named his team's offensive MVP. -Football- -Football- ' 14 15
1993 Opponents at a Glance 1993 Opponents-continued COLLEGE OF WOOSTER - Sept. 11 at Kalamazoo Hope Season Outlook - Hope returns the core of an offense that led the Flying Dutchmen to a second-place finish in the MIAA last fall. There could be as many as 10 returning starters on offense, including the starting backfield from Wooster Facts - Location: Wooster, Ohio. Nickname: Fighting Scots. Colors: Black and Old Gold. Enrollment: 1,800. Stadium: John P. Papp Stadium (4,500). Conference: North Coast Athletic. President: Dr. Henry Copeland. Director of the Wing-T attack. Senior halfback Jon Slagh led the team in rushing in '92 and fullbacks Jason Gibbs and Brent Barth Athletics: Bill McHenry. Head Coach: Bob Tucker (9th year, 26-50 record). Sports Information Director: John P. Finn also return. The line is led by senior guard John Hetfield. On defense, only four starters return, with all-conference (Phone: 216-263-2374) . senior end Chad Ackerman leading the charge.
Wooster Season Outlook- Wooster returns 17 starters from last year's 3-6-1 team which finished fifth in the North ADRIAN COLLEGE - Oct. 16 at Adrian Coast Athletic Conference. The Scots' key offensive weapons are senior wide receivers Brian Wright and Rick Fox, who combined for 78 receptions last fall. Senior kicker Seth Carpien is also back after connecting on 18-of-21 PATs Adrian Facts - Location: Adrian, Mich. Nickname: Bulldogs. Colors: Black and Gold. Enrollment: 1,200. Stadium: and three field goals. Defensively, three of the top four tacklers return. Jamie Ruhl, a junior linebacker, is the top Maple Stadium (5,500). Conference: MIAA. President: Dr. Stanley P. Caine. Director of Athletics: C. Henry Mensing. returning tackler (89), followed by junior defensive back Dana Kreeger (78) and senior tackle Bob Coma (74 tackles, Head Coach: Jim Lyall (11-15-1, 4th year). Sports Information Director: Darcy Gifford (Phone: 517-265-5161, ext. three sacks). 4022).
CARROLL COLLEGE- Sept. 18 at Waukesha, Wisconsin Adrian Season Outlook- Adrian looks to bounce back from a 2-7 season in which four of the losses coming against opponents with a combined 37-2 record. The Bulldogs return 17 starters and will be led offensively by preseason All American senior tight end Jeff Toner (33 rec., 450 yds. in '92). Senior quarterback Ryan Holtz, a two-year starter, and Carroll Facts- Location: Waukesha, Wis. Nickname: Pioneers. Colors: Orange & White. Enrollment: 1,340. Stadium: Van Male Field (4,200). Conference: Midwest Conference. President: Dr. Frank Falcone. Director of Athletics: Merle split end Dan Larison are other key performers. The defense will be sparked by All-MIAA performers Elliot Grondin Masonholder. Head Coach: Merle Masonholder (12th season, 44-54). Sports Information Director: Jim Hoen (Phone: (68 tackles, 5 sacks), a junior linebacker, and senior back Brian Birmingham (48 tackles). 414-547-2798). ALMA COLLEGE -Oct. 23 at Alma Carroll Season Outlook- The Pioneers posted their sixth consecutive winning season under Merle Masonholder in 1992, racking up a 9-1 overall record and a 4-1 mark in the Midwest Athletic Conference north division. Carroll lost Alma Facts: Location: Alma, Mich. Nickname: Scots. Colors: Maroon and Cream. Enrollment: 1,200. Stadium: Bahlke nearly half of its starters from last year's squad but still should field one of its largest teams ever. Sophomore quarter Field. Conference: MIAA. President: Dr. Alan Stone. Director of Athletics: Deb Mapes. Head Football Coach: Jim Cole back Mike Schultz is back after completing 52 percent of his passes for 877 yards in '92, as is the tandem of halfback (3rd year, 7-11). Sports Information Director: Greg Baadte (Phone: 517-463-7323). Steve Harris (1,183 yards rushing in '92) and fullback Pat Murphy. Senior linebacker Dave Uelmen, the team's top tackler the last two seasons, leads the Pioneer defense. Another standout is All-America defensive back Andrew Alma Season Outlook: Alma enters the season with questions as the interior line on both sides of the ball has been hit Ostrand, who had nine interceptions last season. hard by graduation. The offensive line will be anchored by center Brad Engel, a two-year starter. In the backfield, there is experience as senior tailback Cal Woodward returns after ranking third in the conference in rushing. On UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO- Sept. 25 at Chicago, Illinois defense, there is experience at inside linebacker and the secondary. Tim Reed, a senior back, also poses a threat as a return man. Chicago Facts- Location: Chicago, Ill. Nickname: Maroons. Colors: Maroon & White. Enrollment: 3,400. Stadium: Stagg Field (1,200) . Conference: University Athletic Association. President: Hugo Sonnenschein. Director of Athletics: OLIVET COLLEGE- Oct. 30 at Kalamazoo Tom Weingartner. Head Coach: Greg Quick (5th year, 6-33). Sports Information Director: Dave Hilbert (Phone: 312- 702-7681). Olivet Facts- Location: Olivet, Mich. Nickname: Comets. Colors: Red and White. Enrollment: 735. Stadium: Griswold Field (3,500). Conference: MIAA. President: Dr. Michael Bassis. Director of Athletics: Jackie Shimp. Head Coach: Chicago Season Outlook- The Maroons are on the comeback trail following last year's 3-7 season and feature a Dominic Livedoti (6th year, 21-21-3). Sports Information Director: Jerry Rashid (Phone: 616-749-7657). strong running attack that averaged over 300 yards per contest. Senior fullback Frank Baker cracked the 1,000 yard barrier for the second straight season and senior quarterback Joe McCoy is a running threat with 813 yards. Ten Olivet Season Outlook- Offense should be strong suit for the Comets, who try to bounce back from last year's 2-6-1 starters return on the defensive unit, which will be led by junior linebacker George O'Brien (99 tackles last fall) . campaign. Quarterbacks Nick Leone and Rob Tenyer return and their likely target will be junior receiver Greg Carter (37 rec., 537 yds. in '92). The backfield will be paced by sophomore tailback Weyman Jones. There are some holes to DEFIANCE COLLEGE -Oct. 2 at Kalamazoo fill on defense but senior linebacker John Pratt (106 tackles, 3 sacks) and senior back John Kubiak (66 tackles) will provide stability. Defiance Facts- Location: Defiance, Ohio. Nickname: Yellow Jackets. Colors: Purple & Gold. Enrollment: 997. Stadium: Alumni Field (2,700) . Conference: Association of Mideast Colleges. President: Marvin J. Ludwig. Director of ALBION COLLEGE- Nov. 6 at Albion Athletics: Marv Hohenberger. Head Coach: Malen Luke (6th season, 28-20). Sports Information Director: Cindy Elliott (Phone: 419-783-2346). Albion Facts- Location: Albion, Mich. Nickname: Britons: Colors: Purple and Gold. Enrollment: 1,650. Stadium: Sprankle-Sprandel Stadium (5,010). Conference: MIAA. President: Dr. Melvin L. Vulgamore. Director of Athletics: Defiance Season Outlook- Defiance, 9-llast season, will be tough again with 19 starters returning. Senior quarter Pete Schmidt. Head Coach: Pete Schmidt (lOth year, 64-24-4) . Sports Information Director: Robin Hartman (Phone: back John Smith and junior wide receiver Sammy Williams will key the offense, which has lost Von Cummings-a 517-629-0434). 1,000 yard rusher the last three seasons-to graduation. The defense will be paced by senior noseguard Matt Skala and senior defensive back Jason Ramsey. Albion Season Outlook- Albion figures to be favored to win a fifth consecutive MIAA championship in 1993, and with good reason. Five All-MIAA first team selections return on offense, giving the Britons enviable firepower. HOPE COLLEGE -Oct. 9 at Holland Albion will be keyed by senior quarterback Mike Montico, who has passed for 40 career touchdowns and senior fullback Gabe Cooper, a 1,000-yard rusher. Senior Tom Reason is the top returning receiver (39 rec., 529 yds.) and the Hope Facts- Location: Holland, Mich. Nickname: Flying Dutchmen. Colors: Blue and Orange: Enrollment: 2,750. line will be led by senior tackle Adam Morris, a preseason All-American. The defense could be just as impressive Stadium: Holland Municipal (5,322) . Conference: MIAA. President: Dr. John H. Jacobson. Directors of Athletics: Ray with senior linebackers Ron Smith and Eric Baxmann leading the way. Up front, junior end Jim Heaslip (55 tackles, 12 Smith (men's) and Anne Irwin (women's). Head Coach: Ray Smith (24th year, 139-61-8). Sports Information Director: sacks) is an undeniable presence and senior Todd Sebold (4 INTs) leads the secondary. Tom Renner (Phone: 616-394-7860).
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PASSING G ATT CQ.P. PCT. INT YDS. YDS./ATT YDSICMP. YDS~AME IDS La--JGPASS Chris Berkimer 7 187 104 .556 14 1279 6.84 12.30 182.71 7 67 Doug Dammann 4 35 13 .371 5 151 4.31 11.62 37.75 0 20 Tiki Ghosh 2 8 5 .625 0 37 4 .625 7.4 18.5 0 16
I Dave Sherwood 0 0 0 0 #DIV/0! 0 0 ~ Aaron Robinson 2 2 0 0 0 #DIV/0! 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ##### 0 0 #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 0 0 ...... (X) go 0 0 0 0 ##### 0 0 #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 0 0 Kalamazoo 9 233 122 .524 20 1467 6.3 12.02 163. 7 -I Opponent Totals 9 208 127 .611 11 1613 7 .75 12.7 179.22 6
1------RUSH ING------1 1------PASSING------/ TOTAL OFFENSE G A TT GAIN LOSS NET ms ATT CMP. YARDS TDS PLAYS '"r'a) YDS/PLA Y YDOOAME ms Clint Wagner 2 53 270 2 268 2 0 0 0 0 53 268 5.06 134. 2 Aaron Robinson 9 68 252 28 224 1 2 0 0 0 70 224 3.20 24.89 1 Mike Herron 5 76 340 14 326 2 0 0 0 0 76 326 4.29 65.2 2 Doug Dammann 5 32 115 48 67 2 35 13 151 0 67 218 3.25 43.6 2 Craig Kashazta 4 26 118 6 112 0 0 0 0 26 112 4.31 28. Chris Berkimer 7 27 8 130 -122 1 187 104 1279 7 214 1157 5 .41 165.29 8 Mark Abbott 2 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 3 .00 1 .5 0 Seth Simpson 5 36 176 7 169 0 0 0 0 0 36 169 4.69 33.8 0 J.D. Wagner 10 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 10 10.00 10 0 Tiki Ghosh 0 -1 0 8 5 37 0 9 36 4.00 36 0 Dave Sherwood 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .00 0 0 Matt Curtin 4 11 27 5 22 0 0 0 0 0 11 22 2.00 5.5 0 Eric Curry 4 7 9 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 7 9 1.29 2.25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 0 0 1 0 13 -13 0 0 0 0 0 -13 -13.00 -13 0 Kalamazoo 9 340 1328 254 1074 9 233 122 1467 7 573 2541 4.43 282.33 16 Opponent Totals 9 422 1955 197 1758 15 208 127 1613 6 630 3371 5 .35 374.56 21
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1992 MIAA Standings & Statistics
MIAA FOOTBALL REPORT
League Overall w L T PF PA w L T PF PA Albion 5 0 0 173 49 8 1 0 280 114 Hope 4 1 0 101 80 6 3 0 152 129- Adrian 2 3 0 102 71 2 7 0 160 176 ~ Olivet 2 3 0 96 123 2 6 1 177 225 ~ Lll C\J..roo oM M o ..r o C\Jr-. C\J o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o ol~ ~ Kalamazoo 1 4 0 61 127 3 6 0 119 201 c.. Alma 1 4 0 43 126 3 6 0 145 225
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OPP OPP ~ C\J ~ ~ o o o C\JC\J ~ o o ~ o o o o o (\J o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o ol~~ RUSH PASS OFF RUSH PASS DEF GP AVG AVG AVG AVG AVG AVG Adrian 9 127.3 134.2 261.5 142.1 185.8 327.9
~o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o olo ~ Albion 9 178.0 197.2 375.2 94.0 138.0 232.0 a:~ Alma 9 123.1 189.2 312.3 147.9 156.2 304.1 Hope 9 145.3 90.1 235.4 134.9 178.8 313.7 Kalamazoo 9 119.0 163.0 282.0 195.3 179.4 374.7 ~~ ~ o oM o o o ~~ o ~o o o ~o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o ola> ~ Olivet 9 167.2 165.8 333.0 104.4 205.9 310.3
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~~ CX) ..... ::::l o Ill) o 1- 0> ~ <') 0 Ll) ~I"- (\J 0 Ll) C\J CO 1(\J X :§ll..Lll" -Fontl1n77 - 22 23 1992 MIAA Standings & Statistics (continued) PASS RECEIVING BY YARDS CAUGHT YDS LONG TD 1. James Farnum, Alma, Sr. 22 299 42 1 4. J.D. Wagner, Kalamazoo, Jr. 20 251 31 1 1992 All-MIAA Football Teams 5. Aaron Ward, Kalamazoo, Jr. 14 248 35 1 7. Mark Abbott, Kalamazoo, Sr. 20 221 21 2 PASS RECEIVING BY CATCHES CAUGHT YDS LONG TO 1. James Farnum, Alma, Sr. 22 299 42 1 I First Team Offense 3. Mark Abbott, Kalamazoo, Sr. 20 221 21 2 3. J.D. Wagner, Kalamazoo, Jr. 20 251 31 1 Pos. Player & School Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School 9. Aaron Ward, Kalamazoo, Jr. 14 248 35 1 OL *Ronald Dawson, Albion 6-1 260 Jr. Grand Rapids/Central OL *Tony DeNardo, Adrian 6-2 240 Sr. Monroe/Monroe ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING GP RUSH REC PR KOR YDS PGAVE. OL *John Hetfield, Hope 6-4 230 Jr. Owosso /Owosso 1. Weyman Jones, Olivet, Fr. 5 529 79 0 121 729 145.8 OL *Adam Morris, Albion 6-5 285 Jr. Williamston/Williamston 9. Mark Abbott, Kalamazoo, Sr. 5 0 221 0 97 318 63.6 OL *Jerry Miller, Olivet 6-2 235 Sr. Waterford/Waterford 10. J.D. Wagner, Kalamazoo, Jr. 4 0 251 0 0 251 62.7 TE *Steve Gilbert, Albion 6-4 214 Sr. Milford/Milford TE *Jeff Toner, Adrian 6-0 207 Jr. Pittsford/Pittsford SCORING TO XP FG TP WR **Tom Reason, Albion 6-1 185 Jr. Pinckney /Pinckney 1. Gabe Cooper, Albion, Jr. 7 0 0 42 I WR *Greg Carter, Olivet 5-11 170 So. Detroit/Southeastern QB **Mike Monitco, Albion 5-11 190 Jr. Detroit/Country Day FIELD GOALS ATT c LONG RB *Gabe Cooper, Albion 5-9 185 Jr. Eaton Rapids/Eaton Rapids 1. Nick MacKool, Adrian, So. 4 4 32 PK **Mike Juchno, Albion 5-10 180 Sr. Troy/Troy 6. Brad Horman, Kalamazoo, So. 1 0 0 First Team Defense EXTRA POINTS (KICKING) ATT c 1. Mike Juchno, Albion, Sr. 23 21 DL *Chad Ackermann, Hope 6-2 225 Jr. Parchment/Parchment 6. Brad Horman, Kalamazoo, So. 4 1 DL *Kris Knobloch, Albion 6-1 260 Sr. Hopkins/Hopkins 7. Steve Soorus, Kalamazoo, Fr. 2 0 DL *James Heaslip, Albion 6-3 240 So. Marine City /Marine City DL *Kevin McLeod, Hope 6-1 220 Sr. Kalamazoo /Parchment PUNTS NO YDS AVG LONG DL **Jeff Kucharczyk, Olivet 6-2 220 Sr. Sault Ste. Marie/Sault Ste. Marie 1. Craig Barnes, Adrian, Sr. 24 911 38.0 55 LB *Ron Smith, Albion 6-0 225 Jr. Toledo, OH/Blissfield, MI 6. Dennis Klenow, Kalamazoo, Fr. 22 726 33.0 52 LB *Elliot Grondin, Adrian 5-11 190 So. Cheboygan/Cheboygan LB **Sean Mullendore, Kalamazoo 6-3 210 Sr. Greenville/Greenville PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG LONG TO DB *Todd Sebold, Albion 6-3 205 Jr. Frankenmuth/Frankenmuth 1. Tom Reason, Albion, Jr. 13 108 8.3 23 0 I DB *Brian Birmingham, Adrian 5-9 165 Jr. East Detroit/East Detroit . DB *Kelly Clark, Hope 6-0 190 Sr. Traverse City /Traverse City KICK RETURNS NO YDS AVG LONG TO p *Craig Barnes, Adrian 5-11 200 Sr. Hudson/Hudson 1. Dave Sherwood, Kalamazoo, Fr. 7 135 19.3 40 0 I I 4. Mark Abbott, Kalamazoo, Sr. 8 97 12.1 19 0 *denotes number of years All-MIAA FUMBLE RECOVERIES NO Most Valuable Offensive Player- Mike Montico, Albion 1. Chris Hodos, Adrian, Jr. 2 Most Valuable Defensive Player- Kris Knobloch, Albion PASS INTERCEPTIONS NO LONG TO 1. Derek Mazur, Albion, So. 4 32 1 -Football- -Football- \ .... 24 25 1992 All-MIAA Football Teams (continued) All-Time Hornet Records Second Team Offense Longest run from scrimmage: 90 yards, Leroy Bramble, vs. Albion, 1911. Longest pass play: 84 yards, Phil Dillman to Jim Stefoff, vs. Wheaton, 1952. OL John Volmering, Albion (junior from Harbor Beach) Longest kickoff return: 100 yards, Harold Taylor, vs. Hillsdale, 1920; Claire Mahoney, vs. Hope, 1927. OL Scott French, Kalamazoo (junior from Kalamazoo) Longest punt return: 80 yards, Bob Sibilsky, vs. Hope, 1964. OL Todd Butorac, Alma (senior from Ishpeming) Longest run with opponent fumble: 85 yards, Paul Staake, vs. Michigan State, 1920; Bob Peters vs. Hope, OL Julius Maurer, Olivet (senior from Nashville) 1962. OL Eric Palmer, Adrian (junior from Alma) Longest interception return: 100 yards, Miles Casteel, vs. Hillsdale, 1916 (Also, a 98-yard return by Bob OL Brad Rauchfuss, Olivet Gunior from Youngstown, Ohio) Phillips, vs. Olivet, 1963). TE Tim VerMeulen, Hope (senior from Columbus, Ohio) Longest punt: 90 yards, Dick Morley, vs. Lombard, 1922. TE Aaron Ward, Kalamazoo (junior from Ann Arbor) Longest field goal, dropkick: 47 yards, Russ Carlton, vs. Albion, 1931. WR James Farnum, Alma (senior from Vassar) Longest field goal, placekick: 53 yards, Steve Dalla, vs. Albion, 1940. WR J.D. Wagner, Kalamazoo (junior from Mendon) Longest winning streak: 12 games. Kalamazoo lost to Carthage, 33-0, midway through the 1961 season, QB Ryan Holtz, Adrian Gunior from Lowell) then won the last four games of that season and all eight games of the 1962 season before losing RB Weyman Jones, Olivet (freshman) to Eastern Michigan, 13-12, in the 1963 season opener. PK Nick MacKool, Adrian (sophomore from East Detroit) Longest losing streak: 13 games. Kalamazoo defeated Heidelberg, Ohio, 17-12, in the second game of the 1987 season, then dropped the final seven games of that campaign. After losing their first six games Second Team Defense in 1988, the Hornets tied Olivet, 20-20. DL Jason Whiting, Olivet (senior from Breckenridge) DL Chris Hodos, Adrian (junior from Pittsford) DL Steve Sloan, Kalamazoo (senior from Lakeland, Fla.) DL Keith Christnagel, Alma (senior from Dearborn) Single Season Record Year DL Scott Merchant, Albion (senior from Bloomfield Hills) Most Victories 8 1962 LB Eric Baxman, Albion (junior from Pleasant Ridge) Most Losses 10 1923 LB Steve Kamego, Adrian (senior from Sterling Heights) Most Points 291 1916 LB John Pratt, Olivet (freshman from Marshall) 477 1923 DB Sam Khashan, Kalamazoo (senior from Northville) Most Points by Opponent Most Shutouts scored 5 1897, 1920 DB Aaron Marshall, Adrian (senior from Massillon, Ohio) Most Times Held Scoreless 8 1908 DB Torrell Humphries, Albion (senior from Ceresco) P Jeff Shooks, Albion (sophomore from DeWitt) Single Game Record Year Most Points 97 (Kalamazoo 97, Ferris 6) 1921 (Michigan State 103, Kalamazoo 0) 1928 Honorable Mention Most Points by Opponent 103 Most Points by Both Teams 103 (Kalamazoo 97, Ferris 6) 1921 (Michigan State 103, Kalamazoo 0) 1928 Adrian- Britt Cox, Bill Dunn, Jim Gardner, Dan Larison, Troy Soldwish, Kevin Valimont; Albion 91 (Kalamazoo 97, Ferris 6) 1921 Chip Hyboer, Derek Mazur, Todd Morris; Alma- Glenn Barrie, Brad Eneel, Aaron Munderloh, Matt Largest Winning Margin (Michigan State 103, Kalamazoo 0) 1928 Nielsen, Calvin Woodward; Hope- John Jobson, John Slagh, Scott Venema; Kalamazoo- Mark Largest Losing Margin 103 (Hope 35, Kalamazoo 33) 1951 Abbott, Chris Herkimer, Greg Cibor, Randy Jones, Mike Karfis, Dave Kauffman, Tom Siwajek; Olivet Most Points in Defeat 33 Most Points by Losing Opponent 32 (Kalamazoo 48, Wooster 32) 1950 -Marty Castellon, Jason Houchins, John Kubiak, Nick Leone, Bob Moore, Brian Verhaege. (Kalamazoo 33, Mt. Union 32) 1976 -Football- -Football- 26 27 Record by Seasons (continued) Record b~ Seasons Pts. For- Pts. For- Year W-L-T Pts. Against MIAA Finish Coach Year W-L-T Pts. Against MIAA Finish Coach 1892 0-2-0 8-32 1941 S-2-1 68-38 4 Chester Barnard 1893 0-2-0 0-60 1942 4-3-0 100-98 Tie2 Bob Nulf 1894 2-1-0 S2-68 1946 6-2-0 14S-4S Tiel Bob Nulf 189S 1-1-0 12-46 1947 4-1-3 1S6-S7 Tiel Bob Nulf 1896 3-1-1 68-14 3 1948 4-4-1 96-118 2 Bob Nulf 1897 6-1-0 230-22 1 Charles Hall 1949 2-6-0 87-188 s Lloyd Grow 1898 7-0-0 110-16 1 Charles Hall 19SO S-4-0 207-200 2 Lloyd Grow 1899 S-1-2 111-64 1 Charles Hall 19Sl 2-6-0 167-198 Tie4 Lloyd Grow 1900 2-2-1 28-4S 2 Charles Hall 19S2 3-4-1 197-164 Tie3 Lloyd Grow 1901 2-S-1 70-124 4 Maurice Waterbury 19S3 1-7-0 97-163 7 Rolla Anderson 1902 3-S-1 41-13S TieS Leroy Hornbeck 19S4 6-2-0 74-72 Tie2 Rolla Anderson 1903 6-2-0 138-34 3 Joseph Rowe 19SS S-3-0 118-109 2 Rolla Anderson 1904 1-6-0 34-231 s Wes Clapp 19S6 S-3-0 1S2-12S 2 Rolla Anderson 190S 3-6-0 31-1S6 Tie3 Rufus Gilbert 19S7 2-S-1 68-1S8 s Rolla Anderson 1906 1-3-1 14-6S s Maurice Post 19S8 0-8-0 S4-18S 7 Rolla Anderson 1907 0-6-0 12-277 s Rufus Gilbert 19S9 2-6-0 93-197 TieS Rolla Anderson 1908 2-7-1 21-193 s Rufus Gilbert 1960 4-S-0 10S-204 4 Rolla Anderson 1909 2-3-1 32-64 3 Van Ward 1961 4-4-0 144-143 3 Rolla Anderson 1910 1-4-1 28-182 4 Ivan Doseff 1962 8-0-0 219-81 1 Rolla Anderson 1911 2-2-0 24-S3 4 Edwin Mather 1963 6-2-0 193-96 Tiel Rolla Anderson 1912 2-3-0 70-114 Tie4 Edwin Mather 1964 S-3-0 166-108 3 Rolla Anderson 1913 2-4-0 66-80 6 Edwin Mather 196S S-3-0 88-80 Tie2 Rolla Anderson 1914 4-1-0 106-22 3 Edwin Mather 1966 3-S-0 117-16S Tie4 Rolla Anderson 191S 3-2-0 89-29 4 Edwin Mather 1967 2-6-0 S4-142 TieS Ed Baker 1916 7-0-0 291-40 1 Ralph Young 1968 2-6-0 78-163 TieS Ed Baker 1917 S-S-0 184-21S 2 Ralph Young 1969 4-4-0 1S2-116 3 Ed Baker 1918 1-2-0 29-48 - Paul Staake 1970 3-S-0 171-173 s Ed Baker 1919 S-2-0 187-66 1 Ralph Young 1971 S-3-0 137-111 4 Ed Baker 1920 S-3-1 200-143 2 Ralph Young 1972 2-S-1 109-10S s Ed Baker 1921 7-2-0 234-98 1 Ralph Young 1973 4-4-0 9S-110 4 Ed Baker 1922 4-4-1 96-92 3 Ralph Young 1974 2-6-0 99-202 s Ed Baker 1923 0-10-0 30-477 6 Maynard Street 197S 4-4-0 98-13S s Ed Baker 1924 2-6-0 90-129 6 Maynard Street 1976 3-4-1 116-184 4 Ed Baker 192S S-2-1 123-26 3 Chester Barnard 1977 3-S-0 117-172 s Ed Baker 1926 3-4-1 71-70 Tie2 Chester Barnard 1978 6-2-0 172-93 3 Ed Baker 1927 3-S-0 78-70 Tie3 Chester Barnard 1979 S-3-0 169-88 4 Ed Baker 1928 3-3-2 49-149 2 Chester Barnard 1980 3-S-0 109-171 s Ed Baker 1929 1-4-3 38-77 6 Chester Barnard 1981 3-6-0 140-243 4 Ed Baker 1930 S-3-0 94-98 Tiel Chester Barnard 1982 S-2-1 189-178 Tie3 Ed Baker 1931 S-4-0 118-91 4 Chester Barnard 1983 S-4-0 20S-214 4 Ed Baker 1932 4-3-1 43-S8 4 Chester Barnard 1984 2-7-0 110-261 6 Bob Kent 1933 3-2-2 67-Sl Tie2 Chester Barnard 198S 1-8-0 107-324 s Jim Heath 1934 3-3-1 32-S3 Tie 1 Chester Barnard 1986 1-8-0 113-2S8 s Jim Heath 193S 2-3-2 63-32 2 Chester Barnard 1987 1-8-0 91-279 6 Jim Heath 1936 7-0-1 113-26 1 Chester Barnard 1988 0-8-1 72-244 6 Ed Baker 1937 7-1-0 14S-68 1 Chester Barnard 1989 1-7-1 8S-236 TieS Ed Baker 1938 3-4-1 97-94 Tie3 Chester Barnard 1990 3-S-1 1S9-222 s Dave Warmack 1939 3-S-0 86-S8 4 Chester Barnard 1991 6-3-0* 162-76 Tie3 Dave Warmack 1940 1-6-1 49-90 6 Chester Barnard 1992 3-6-0 119-201 TieS Dave Warmack -continued- *includes victory by forfeit over Olivet -Football- -Football- "-.... 28 29 All-Time Coaching Records Volleyball Years Coach Record 1993 Outlook 1892-96 5 No head coach 6-7-1 1897-1900 4 Charles Hall 20-4-3 Last year's freshman-dominated team is a three years. 1901 1 Maurice Waterbury 2-5-1 year older and wiser, making for an excellent Other top newcomers include Julie Dicks, 1902 1 Leroy Hornbeck 3-5-1 Kalamazoo College volleyball outlook in 1993. a 5-10 middle hitter from Fenton who is an 1903 1 Joseph Rowe 6-2-0 Following a 23-13 campaign, five of the experienced AAU player; Mary Helen Diegel, a 6- 1904 1 Wes Clapp 1-6-0 six starters from last year's team return as the foot middle hitter and setter from Waterford who 1905, 1907-08 3 Rufus Gilbert 5-19-1 Hornets bid to recapture the MIAA champion played on a Marian High School team that was 1906 1 Maurice Post 1-3-1 ship. Kalamazoo won the MIAA in 1990 and 1991, Class A runner-up; and Beth Burgess, a 5-6 hitter 1909 1 Van Ward 2-3-1 and despite heavy graduation losses the 1992 and defensive specialist from Potterville who 1910 1 Ivan Doseff 1-4-1 squad still managed third place in the conference. played on a Class D semifinalist team. 1911-15 5 Edwin Mather 13-12-0 Kalamazoo will be led by junior co Kalamazoo has a grueling schedule lined 1916-17, 1919-22 6 Ralph Young 33-16-2 captain Mary Siwajek up, starting with the 1918 1 Paul Staake 1-2-0 (Royal Oak/ nine-team Hornet 1923-24 2 Maynard Street 2-18-0 Kimball), a 5-foot-10 Invitational at the 1925-1941 17 Chester Barnard 63-54-17 middle hitter. An Last year's talented Anderson Athletic 1942, 1946-48 4 Bob Nulf 18-10-4 All-MIAA First Team Center on Sept. 4. 1949-52 4 Lloyd Grow 12-20-1 selection, Siwajek but young team The Hornets will 1953-1966 14 Rolla Anderson 56-56-1 was the Hornets' top is wiser and start their MIAA 1967-83, 1988-89 19 Ed Baker 62-89-5 attacker with a 2.5 schedule at defend 1984 1 Bob Kent 2-7-0 kills per game out to improve ing league champion 1986-88 3 Jim Heath 3-24-0 average. Siwajek also Calvin College on 1990-92 3 Dave Warmack 12-14-1 served up 45 aces on 1992's MlAA Sept. 8 and then play and posted a serving in an eight-team All-time record: 323 wins, 381losses, 41 ties percentage of .927. third-place finish tournament at Other key defending NCAA upperclassmen Division III cham include Jennifer West pion Washington GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-Americans* (Allegan), a 5-10 junior, 5-6 senior co-captain (Mo.) University on Sept. 10-11. The Washington Nikki Frost (Sturgis), and fellow seniors Amy tournament traditionally includes a number of Dumanois (Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio), a 5-6 defensive nationally ranked teams. 1990- David Doyle (second team) specialist, and Amy Schmidt (Royal Oak/ Kalamazoo will be going for a three-peat 1991- Sean Mullendore (second team) Southfield Christian), a 5-10 hitter. at the Great Lakes Colleges Association Tourna 1992- Sean Mullendore (first team) Five sophomores who started in their ment, to be hosted this year by Oberlin College on initial season will play with added confidence. Sept. 17-18. The Hornets have taken top honors in Kim Neal (Mattawan), a 6-foot middle hitter, led the GLCA in each of the previous two seasons. *The GTE/ College Sports Information Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-America Football the team in blocks in her debut season with 150, Other key dates include a tournament at Teams are selected each year by CoSIDA members. In order to be eligible, an athlete must have at least a 3.20 (4.0 while 5-10 outside hitter and defensive specialist the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh on Oct. 15- scale) cumulative grade point average, must be a starter or important reserve and be in at least their second season at their current school. Anita Grinbergs (West Bloomfield) received All 16, and the Midwest Invitational at Calvin on Oct. MIAA honorable mention. Grinbergs was the 29-30. team's top defender with an average of 3.39 digs Hess believes a return to first place in the per game. MIAA is in reach and also expresses high hopes Other top second-year players include for a trip to the NCAA III playoffs, which will MIAA Most Valuable Players setter Cara Marker (Clarkston/Lake Orion), who expanded from 24 teams to a 32-team field in averaged 8.4 assists per game in '92, hitter I setter 1993. Kalamazoo missed out on a bid to the Martha Bol (Canton/Plymouth Salem) and nationals last season after qualifying in 1990 and 1939- Dan Wood (and Bob Powers, Hope) defensive specialist Phyllis Perry (Comstock). 1991. 1956- Bob Urschalitz Head coach Jeanne Hess, entering her "We have the desire and skill, now we lOth season with the Hornets, has an outstanding just want to start playing," Hess said. "Our class of incoming recruits. One of her top fresh players have more experience, and our condition man prospects is Susanne Faremouth (Grosse ing will be improved. We're excited about what Pointe/South), a 5-7 setter who was All-State this season could have in store for us." -Football- ... 30 31 1993 Preseason Roster !II 1993 Schedule I Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School Amy Anderson Fr. D/H 5-6 Pierson/Tri-County Area Martha Bol* So. HIS 5-10 Canton/Plymouth Salem Sat., Sept. 4 HORNET INVITATIONAL# 9:00a.m. Beth Burgess Fr. HID 5-6 Potterville /Potterville Wed., Sept. 8 at Calvin College* 6:30p.m. Julie Dicks Fr. MH 5-10 Fenton/Fenton Fri., Sept. 10- at Washington (Mo.) University Tournament% TBA Mary Helen Diegel Fr. MH/S 6-0 Waterford /Marian Sat., Sept. 11 Amy Dumanois** Sr. SID 5-6 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio/Cuyahoga Falls Tue., Sept. 14 at Albion College* 6:30p.m. Susanne Faremouth Fr. s 5-6 Grosse Pointe/South Thur., Sept. 16 at Concordia (Mich.) College 7:00p.m. Nikki Frost**+ Sr. D/H 5-6 Sturgis /Sturgis Fri., Sept. 17- Great Lakes Colleges TBA Anita Grinbergs* So. OH/D 5-10 West Bloomfield/W. Bloomfield Sat. .Sept. 18 Association Tournament at Oberlin College+ Julie Haarer* So. SID 5-7 Big Rapids/Big Rapids Tue., Sept. 21 ALMA COLLEGE* 6:30p.m. Abby Kirkwood* So. H 5-8 Holly /Brandon Thur., Sept. 23 OLIVET COLLEGE* with St. Mary's (Ind.)~6:00p.m. Stacy Kruizenga* So. H 5-11 Kalamazoo /Paw Paw Wed., Sept. 29 at Adrian College* 6:30p.m. Andrea LaLonde So. H 5-8 Port Huron/Northern Fri., Oct. 1 HOPE COLLEGE* 6:30p.m. Cara Marker* So. s 5-6 Clarkston/Lake Orion Thur., Oct. 7 ALBION COLLEGE* 6:30p.m. Heather Mernitz So. D 5-2 Haslett/Haslett Sat., Oct. 9 CALVIN COLLEGE* with Illinois Benedictine All Times Eastern HOME CONTESTS AT ANDERSON ATHLETIC CENTER *Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association contest (JV contest will follow the varsity) Head Coach Jeanne Hess #Teams Participating: Carthage, North Central, Carroll, Siena Heights, Concordia, Spring Arbor, Entering her lOth year as head coach, Jeanne Hess has guided the Kalamazoo College volleyball St. Mary's, Wheaton team to national prominence. Over the last three seasons, Hess' teams have posted an 89-24 overall mark. In 1991, Hess coached the Hornets to their second straight MIAA championship as well as their second %Teams Participating: Washington U., Trinity (Tex.), Emory, Southwestern (Tex.), Ohio consecutive NCAA Division III playoff berth. Hess also claimed her second straight Division III Midwest Northern, Thomas More, Fontbonne Region Coach of the Year award in 1991. She has a career record at Kalamazoo of 159 wins against 140 defeats. +Teams Participating: Hope, Albion, DePauw, Kenyon, Ohio Wesleyan, Denison, Oberlin, Earlham, Wooster Hess received her bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan, where she played varsity volleyball for four seasons. She has a master's degree in exercise science from Western Michigan Univer ;tSchedule: Kalamazoo vs. Olivet, 6:00p .m.; Olivet vs. St. Mary's 7:30p.m.; Kalamazoo vs. St. sity, and teaches in the physical education department at Kalamazoo College. Mary's, 9:00p .m.; JV vs. Glen Oaks C. C. 4:30p.m. Jeanne was promoted to full-time faculty status in 1991 after accepting the additional positions of assistant women's basketball coach and wellness coordinator for the College's faculty and staff. Jeanne's 'IISchedule : Kalamazoo-Calvin JVs, 10:00 a.m., Kalamazoo vs. Calvin varsity, 11:30 a.m., Calvin husband, Jim, is the head coach of the Hornet women's basketball team. vs. lllinois Benedictine 1:00 p .m., Kalamazoo vs. lllinois Benedictine 2:30p .m. Jeanne and Jim have two children, Andrew, 8, and Kevan, 5. -Volleyball- -Volleyball- 32 33 1992 Results FINAL TEAM RESULTS Assistant Coaches Record: 23-13 overall, 7-5 MIAA (3rd in MIAA) Dawn Jaqua, in her first year as a Hornet assistant coach, brings strong technical skills to the team. Jaqua, who serves as head volleyball coach at Otsego High School, played volleyball at Portage .Qa1e ~ Central High School and Kalamazoo Valley Community College prior to receiving her bachelor's degree 09/05- Hornet Invitational at Kalamazoo (2nd place out of 9 teams) from Grand Valley State University. She has coached the Kalamazoo Juniors, an AAU team. In addition Kalamazoo results: defeated Siena Heights, 15-6, 13-15, 15-12; d. Wheaton, 15-9, 15-10; d. North to assisting Hess with the varsity, Jaqua will serve as head coach of the Hornet junior varsity team. Central, 15-11, 10-15, 15-6; lost to St. Mary's (Ind.), 15-6, 15-7; d. North Central, 15-13,4-15, Hess will also have the help of two volunteer assistants. Theresa Knoechel, who was an out 15-5 (semifinals); lost to Spring Arbor, 15-12,11-15,17-15. standing player at Western Michigan University, will be in her third season with the Hornets, while local 09/09- Albion d. Kalamazoo, 5-15,17-15, 15-12, 17-15* chiropractor Scott Mais, an accomplished volleyball player and coach, will aid Kalamazoo for the first 09/11-12- at Washington, Mo., University Tournament time in 1993. Kalamazoo results: lost to Ohio Northern, 15-5,15-9,8-15, 15-9; lost to Southwestern (Tex.), 15-10, 12-15, 16-14, 15-12; defeated Nebraska Wesleyan, 15-5, 15-3,9-15, 15-9; lost to Trinity (Tex.), 16-14,8-15, 15-5, 14-16, 15-8. 09/15- Calvin d. Kalamazoo 15-6,15-11, 15-7* 09/18- GLCA Tournament at Kalamazoo (1st place out of 10 teams) Kalamazoo results: d. Ohio Wesleyan, 11-15, 15-5, 15-13; lost to Denison, 15-13, 15-8; d. Albion, 15-7, 15-2; d. Earlham, 15-13, 15-12; d. DePauw, 15-12, 15-8 (semifinals); d. Hope, 15-12, 15-1. 1992 Season in Review 09/22- Kalamazoo d. Olivet, 17-15, 15-5, 15-9* 09/24- Kalamazoo d. Adrian, 15-6,11-15,15-8, 15-13* 09/26- Almi d. Kalamazoo, 15-3,11-15,12-15,15-6, 15-11* Kalamazoo College's volleyball team did not have a rebuilding campaign in 1992. The Hornets 09/29- Kalamazoo d. Aquinas, 17-19,15-8,15-4,15-10 merely took time to reload. Despite a young team which included eight freshmen, the Hornets, under the 10/01- Kalamazoo d. Hope, 15-10,15-10,6-15, 15-9* guidance of nine-year coach Jeanne Hess, recorded their third straight 20-win season. 10/06- Kalamazoo d. Albion, 15-12,15-4, 15-4* The 1992 season looked to be a rebuilding year for the Hornets after losing five key seniors to 10/08- Calvin d. Kalamazoo.15-9, 10-15,15-4, 15-8* graduation from a team which had won back-to-back Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association 10/10- Kalamazoo d. St. Mazy's -Volleyball- -Volleyball- " 35 34 1992 Results (continued) All-MIAA VOLLEYBALL TEAMS Men's Soccer Most Valuable Player- Betsy Wilgenburg, Calvin College First Team Player & School YL ~ Hometown/Hi&h School *Christina Garry, Kalamazoo So. OH Livonia/Churchill **Taeko Nishimoto, Alma Sr. ST Gyoda, Japan/Holly, MI 1993 Outlook *Mary Siwajek, Kalamazoo So. MH Royal Oak/Kimball ***Pam VanTol, Calvin Sr. MH Grand Rapids/G.R. Christian **Christen Veltman, Calvin Sr. MH Grand Rapids/G.R. Christian After graduating only one senior from more goalkeeper David Fielder (Minneapolis, *Betsy Wilgenburg, Calvin Sr. ST Escondido, CA/Calvin Christian last year's squad, the Kalamazoo College men's Minn./Washburn), who recorded seven shutouts * denotes number of years All-MIAA soccer team will look to return to the top of the during his debut campaign. tough Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Associa The team will be chosen from about 30 Second Team tion. players who will try out, giving Coach Hardy Stephanie Degg, Alma Fr. OH Bay City /John Glenn Last year, the Fuchs a well-hal- Christine Fransen, Alma Sr. OH Concord/Homer Hornets had an anced squad with a Christy Keen, Calvin Jr. OH Holland/Holland Christian overall record of 14- combination of Susie Schulz, Adrian Jr. OH Battle Creek/Pennfield 4-1, and an MIAA veteran players and Rachel Zimmer, Hope Sr. OH Portage/Portage Northern record of 9-3. Two of Coach Hardy Fuchs' incoming freshmen. Karin Zwart, Calvin Jr. OH Kalamazoo /Kalamazoo Christian the league losses _/ ...... Although the team is were by 1-0 scores squad is seeking - loaded with players Honorable Mention and in the third both experienced at the Adrian- Lisa Fretter, Albion- Kim Turbin, Alma- Laura Atkinson, Calvin- Wendy Beukema, Hope teams were scoreless its seventh midfield positions, Dorie Allen, Kalamazoo - Anita Grinbergs, Olivet - Carmella Metts. until the final sec Fuchs believes with onds. MIAA title the balance of talents Leading the . . and abilities, all Record Seasons team in the 1993 tn ntne years positions will be very h¥ season will be first competitive. team All-MIAA The opening two J:ear Ove[all B.es;:o[d MIAA B.es;:o[d MIAAEinish selection Dana games for the 1973 5-3 5-1 N/A Orsucci (Livonia/Catholic Central), a junior Hornets will provide a realistic test as the squad 1974 6-14 5-2 N/A I NCAA Div.III Aooearances forward who led the league in goals (12) and total travels to Minnesota early in September to play 1975 16-8 4-1 N/A points (27) last season. St. John's and St. Thomas, two of the better teams 1976 5-9 4-2 N/A Senior midfielder Greg Hartker (Grand in Division III soccer in that region. 1977 15-31 5-1 N/A 1990 (Regional at Kalamazoo) Blanc), another first-team All-MIAA pick, led the Fuchs, who is entering his 23rd season 1978 3-5 3-3 5th Kalamazoo def. Ohio league in assists last year, while junior fullback with the Hornets, feels that if Kalamazoo fares 1979 11-13 5-7 5th Northern, 16-14, 15-8, 15-12 Tom Anagnost (Saginaw /Heritage) took '92 well in Minnesota and the MIAA season, its 1980 5-11 4-8 4th tie Washington, Mo. def. second-team All-America honors in addition to chances for gaining a bid to the national playoffs 1981 3-21 1-11 7th Kalamazoo, 15-1, 15-8, 15-5 making the all-conference team. Anagnost will be will be heightened. 1982 8-20 1-11 7th joined by fellow junior fullback Mike Arends Play in the MIAA is challenging every 1983 1-11 2-12 7th 1991 (Regional at Ill. Benedictine) (Gull Lake), who earned all-league second team year, and 1993 will be no exception. Hope Col 1984 11-12 0-12 7th honors. Wisconsin-Oshkosh def. lege, the defending champion, returns its All 1985 6-17 1-11 7th Other key returnees include senior Kalamazoo, 8-15, 16-14, American goalkeeper and perennial title con 1986 19-22 5-7 5th midfielder Tim Streeter (Kalamazoo/Loy Norrix) tender Calvin will be looking for revenge after 15-11, 9-15, 16-14 1987 13-17 5-7 4th and junior forward Robin Wells (Munster, dropping both of its conference contests against 1988 13-17 5-7 5th Germany), who respectively ranked second and the Hornets last fall . 1989 17-19 5-7 4th-tie third on the team in scoring last year, and sopho- 1990 30-7 11-1 1st 1991 36-4 12-0 1st 1992 23-13 7-5 3rd -Volleyball- 37 36 1993 Schedule 1993 Preseason Roster Fri., Sept. 3 at St. John's (Minn.) University 4p.m. Name Yr. Pos. Hometown/High School Sat., Sept. 4 at University of St. Thomas (Minn.) 4p.m. David Fielder* So. GK Minneapolis, Minn./Washbum Sat., Sept. 11 EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Noon Sean Geary Fr. GK Grand Rapids/Catholic Central Wed., Sept.15 at Aquinas College 4p.m. Matthew Monroe Fr. GK Dearborn/Dearborn Sat., Sept. 18 at Albion College• Noon Rene Adrian Fr. MF Kalamazoo I Catholic Central Tue., Sept. 21 at Calvin College• 4pm. Tom Anagnost•• Jr. FB Saginaw /Heritage Sat., Sept. 25 ALMA COLLEGE* 1:30p.m. Mike Arends** Jr. FB Gull Lake/Gull Lake Wed., Sept. 29 OLIVET COLLEGE* 4p.m. Mark Bachman** MF Minneapolis, Minn./Washbum Sat., Oct. 2 at Adrian College• 1:30p.m. Jr. Benjamin Breitinger Fr. MF Valparaiso, lnd./Valparaiso Wed., Oct. 6 at Hope College• 4p.m. Matthew Burr Fr. MF Mendon/Vicksburg Community Sat., Oct. 9 IU-PURDUE-FT.W AYNE 1:30p.m. Michael Demo Fr. FW Spring Lake/Spring Lake Wed. Oct.13 ALBION COLLEGE* 4p.m. Jason Gole Fr. FW Hastings/Hastings Sat. Oct.16 CALVIN COLLEGE* Noon James Grace Fr. MF Kalamazoo /Kalamazoo Central Tues., Oct. 19 at Alma College• 4p.m. Greg Hartker••• Sr. MF Grand Blanc/Grand Blanc Thurs., Oct. 21 GRAND RAPIDS BAPTIST 4p.m. Peter Knight** Jr. MF White Lake/Lakeland Sat., Oct. 23 at Olivet College• Noon Blake Lancaster Fr. FB Brighton/Brighton Wed., Oct. 27 ADRIAN COLLEGE* 3p.m. Jonathon Lively** Jr. MF St. Clair Shores /Lakeview Sat., Oct. 30 HOPE COLLEGE* 1:30p.m. Mike Masters•• Sr. FW Ann Arbor I Greenhills Dana Orsucci** FW Livonia/Catholic Central *Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association contest Jr. Peter Pontiatowski** FB Milford/Milford HOME CONTESTS AT MACKENZIE FIELD Jr. Matt Rossing* So. FW Northville /Northville Eric Schwartz Fr. FB East Lansing/East Lansing Abrahm Shearer• So. FB Muskegon/Spring Lake Matt Stachnik* So. MF Traverse City /Traverse City Tim Streeter••• Sr. MF Kalamazoo/Loy Norrix Jeffrey Talbert Fr. FW St. Joseph/St. Joseph Todd Thompson Fr. MF Roscoe, Ill. /Hononegah Community Erik Viik Fr. MF Holly /Holly Alexander Vinter Fr. FB Ann Arbor /Community Coach Hardy Fuchs Robin Wells** Jr. FW Munster, Germany Hardy Fuchs has built a tradition of excellence as a coach of the Kalamazoo College men's soccer team. Fuchs, entering his 23rd season, has led the Hornets to seven MIAA championships, including six *denotes letters won of the last eight league titles. His overall record is 215-88-25, including a 84-8-4 mark versus MIAA opponents during the last eight years. Following the 1988 season, Fuchs was named "Coach of the Year" for the Great Lakes Region of NCAA Division III. He holds a soccer license "B" from the German Soccer Federation, and a United States Soccer Federation "A" license. Fuchs is the only book reviewer and a correspondent for Soccer America (circulation 45,000), the nation's only weekly soccer magazine. He also was recently appointed to the the editorial board of Soccer Journal, the official publication of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA). He also currently serves on the NCAA Division III Men's Soccer Regional Advisory Committee, Great Lakes Region. Fuchs is a professor and chairs the German department at Kalamazoo College. -Men's Soccer- -Men's Soccer- ~. 38 39 1992 Results (continued) 1992 Results MIAA MEN'S SOCCER STANDINGS 1992 TEAM RESULTS Overall Record: 14-4 overall, 9-3 MIAA League (Final) GA L T GF GA (2nd in MIAA) w L T Pts GF w Hope 10 1 1 21 29 7 16 2 1 49 12 Kalamazoo 9 3 0 18 40 14 14 4 0 59 20 .llm Rwili Calvin 7 4 1 15 50 14 11 6 2 65 25 09/05 - Wooster 2, Kalamazoo 0# Albion 7 5 0 14 17 17 10 8 1 32 31 09/06- Kalamazoo 3, DePauw 0# Alma 6 6 0 12 19 23 10 7 0 33 25 09/12- Kalamazoo 6, Anderson 0 Adrian 1 11 0 2 11 65 2 18 0 20 104 09/16- Kalamazoo 3, Albion O* Olivet 1 11 0 2 15 43 5 11 1 36 52 09/19- Kalamazoo 2, Calvin 1* 09/22- Kalamazoo 5, Almi..O* 09/26- Kalamazoo 4, Qlim 3* MIAA SCORING LEADERS 09/30 - Kalamazoo 4, Adrian 1 * 10/03- ~ 2, Kalamazoo 0* 10/06- Kalamazoo 2, Eastern MichiKan 1 (OT) GOALS NQ. TOTAL POINTS NQ. 10/10- Albion 1, Kalamazoo O* 1. Dana Orsucci, Kalamazoo, So. 12 1. Dana Orsucci, Kalamazoo, So. 27 10/14- Kalamazoo 3, Calyin 0* 2. Tim Streeter, Kalamazoo, Jr. 8 2. Robin Wells, Kalamazoo, So. 23 10/17- Kalamazoo 5, Alma 4 (OT)* 2. Robin Wells, Kalamazoo, So. 8 3. Brad Pagratis, Hope, So. 21 10/20 -Kalamazoo 8, Olivet 0* 4. Felix Papillon, Alma, Jr. 7 4. Felix Papillon, Alma, Jr. 17 10/22 - Kalamazoo 7, Aquinas 2 4. Aaron Divine, Calvin, So. 7 4. Greg Hartker, Kalamazoo, Jr. 17 10/24 - Kalamazoo 6, Adrian 1 * 4. Brad Pagratis, Hope, So. 7 4. Tim Streeter, Kalamazoo, Jr. 17 10/28- Hope 1, Kalamazoo O* 7. Jonas Conlan, Albion, Sr. 6 7. Dean Short, Calvin, So. 16 10/31- Kalamazoo 2, SprinK Arbor 0 7. David Cooper, Albion, Sr. 6 8. Trevor Schuurman, Calvin, Fr. 15 7. Dean Short, Calvin, So. 6 9. Aaron Divine, Calvin, So. 14 #at Wooster, Ohio, Tournament 10. Joel Nieuwenhuis, Calvin, Sr. 5 9. Joel Nieuwenhuis, Calvin, Sr. 14 Home teams underlined 5 11. David Cooper, Albion, Sr. 13 *MIAA contest 10. Trevor Schuurman, Calvin, Fr. 10. Julius Siebenga, Calvin, Jr. 5 12. Jonas Conlan, Albion, Sr. 12 12. Mike Arends, Kalamazoo, So. 12 Scoring 10. Darren Bennett, Hope, Sr. 5 12. Pete Keller, Olivet, Sr. 12 ~ &m. f.ts.. 15. Darren Bennett, Hope, Sr. 11 ~Dana Orsucci 16 5 37 ASSISTS NQ. 1. Kalamazoo, Jr. 9 Tim Streeter 12 4 28 Greg Hartker, 7 Robin Wells 9 9 27 2. Brad Pagratis, Hope, So. 2. Wells, Kalamazoo, So. 7 Greg Hartker 8 9 25 Robin 6 Mike Arends 6 10 22 4. Jason Woolery, Calvin, So. 6 Mark Bachman 5 1 11 4. Mike Arends, Kalamazoo, So. 6 MarcChurin 2 1 5 4. Pete Keller, Olivet, Sr. 5 Abrahm Shearer 1 2 4 7. Trevor Schuurman, Calvin, Fr. Pete Knight 0 3 3 Matt Rossing 1 0 2 Jonathan Lively 0 1 1 Peter Poniatowski 0 1 1 Goalkeeping Games Goals Against AYl!. Shutouts ~David Fielder 18 19 1.05 7 -Men's Soccer- -Men's Soccer- ... 40 41 1992 All-MIAA MEN'S SOCCER TEAMS Records by Season First Team Second Team Forwards Forwards *Felix Papillon, Alma Jr. Miami, Fla. Brad Pagratis, Hope So. Mason Yfar Q~erallB.ec;Qrd MIAAE.ec:!lrd MIAA Eini~h **Darren Bennett, Hope Sr. Richmond, Ind. Jonas Conlan, Albion Sr. St. Clair Shores 1968 1-6-0 **Dana Orsucci, Kal. So. Livonia Trevor Schuurman, Calvin Fr. Oakbrook, Ill. 1969 3-3-0 1970 1-8-0 Midfielders Mjdfielders 1971 1-7-0 0-3-0 4th **Jeff Utzinger, Hope Sr. Carmel, Ind. Todd Albery, Alma Sr. Waterford 1972 4-6-2 0-2-1 4th *Greg Hartker, Kal. Jr. Grand Blanc Marc Churin, Kalamazoo Fr. Strasbourg, France 1973 5-3-2 3-3-0 2nd ****David Cooper, Albion Sr. Bloomfield Hills Chris Riker, Calvin Sr. Portage 1974 5-3-3 3-2-2 3rd 1975 9-3-0 6-2-0 1st-tie Fullbacks Fullbacks 1976 7-6-0 6-4-0 2nd *Blake Richards, Hope So. Kalamazoo Dustin Snell, Alma Jr. Woodhaven 1977 8-6-1 6-3-1 3rd **Tom Anagnost, Kal. So. Saginaw Jon VanWieren, Hope Jr. Holland 1978 5-7-3 5-3-2 3rd **John Heun, Calvin Sr. Portage Mike Haines, Kalamazoo Sr. Kalamamzoo 1979 7-8-0 5-5-0 3rd *Joel Nieuwenhuis, Calvin Sr. Plainwell Mike Arends, Kalamazoo So. Kalamazoo 1980 10-4-1 6-3-1 3rd Scott Haumann, Calvin Jr. Plymouth 1981 11-3-3 8-1-3 2nd Goalkeeper 1982 10-7-0 8-4-0 3rd *Lee Schopp, Hope Jr. Carmel, Ind. 1983 9-6-1 7-4-1 3rd Most Valuable Player- Jeff Utzinger, Hope 1984 12-3-2 9-2-1 2nd *denotes number of years All-MIAA 1985 17-1-1 11-0-1 1st 1986 13-2-2 10-1-1 1st 1987 13-4-0 10-2-0 2nd 1988 18-0-1 12-0-0 1st 1989 12-2-3 10-0-2 1st 1992 Season in Review 1990 15-3-0 11-1-0 1st-tie 1991 13-3-0 11-1-0 Kalamazoo College lost its bid for a fifth straight MIAA men's soccer title when Hope College 1st-tie 1992 14-4-0 9-3-0 2nd nipped the Hornets in the league finale, 1-0. Despite the loss, Kalamazoo finished with yet another impressive record at 14-4 overall (9-3 in the MIAA). The standout season left Coach Hardy Fuchs' 22 year coaching record at 215-88-25. In the past eight seasons, Fuchs has directed the Hornets to a sparkling 84- 8-4league mark, including six division crowns. Fuchs was extremely pleased with the squad's play, noting that win-loss records can't be the only judge of how well a team performs. Kalamazoo's ball possession skills and offensive firepower was relatively unmatched throughout the league. All three league losses went down to the wire, with two defeats by 1-0 scores and the third, at Hope, stood 1-0 until the final seconds. Kalamazoo featured five of the league's top overall scorers, with sophomore Dana Orsucci leading the way with 16 goals and five assists (37 points). Junior Tim Streeter (12 goals, four assists, 28 points), sophomore Robin Wells (9-9-27), along with junior Greg Hartker (8-9-25) and sophomore Mike Arends (6-10-22) rounded out the high-powered unit. Freshman goalie David Fielder allowed a miniscule 19 goals in 18 games, posting seven shutouts. A strength was the Hornets' ability to play well together. "I've never seen a team as cohesive as a unit with as much talent as this year's," said Fuchs. Several players received post-season league honors for the Hornets. Orsucci and sophomore fullback Tom Anagnost each received First Team All-MIAA honors for the second year. Hartker also netted first-team all-conference honors. Kalamazoo placed three players on the all-league second team, including senior fullback Mike Haines, Arends, and midfielder Marc Churin. Fielder, Streeter and Wells earned all-league honorable mention selections. The 1993 squad should once again challenge for the MIAA crown. The Hornets lose one graduat ing senior in Haines, but will return the remainder of the team. Fuchs hopes to add three or four blue chip prospects next season to an already young and deep group, hoping to continue Kalamazoo's revolv ing door of success in men's soccer. -Men's Soccer- -Men 's Soccer- 43 42 Records (continued) Women's Soccer MIAAMVPs 1993 Outlook 1977- David Curren Kalamazoo College's women's soccer Other sophomores who worked their way 1986- Jon Beaubien team, which has yet to lose a Michigan into the starting line-up last year-midfielder 1988- Dan Coats Intercollegiate Athletic Association contest in four Laura Whitely (Northville) and forwards Erin 1990 -Derek Bylsma years of league competition, will aim for a fifth Bagozzi (Canton/Plymouth Salem), and Jill straight MIAA title and a return to the NCAA Wojewucski (Dearborn)-will strengthen the Division III playoffs in 1993. Hornets in the 1993 season. Wojewucski (30 The Hornets, who are 24-0 in the MIAA points) and Bagozzi (23 points) respectively since league compe- ranked fourth and · All-Americans tition began in 1989, fifth on the team in will attempt to gain scoring last year. their fourth Division 1985- Marc Tirikian A talented group III playoff bid in six The Hornets remain of freshmen will aid 1988 - Derek Bylsma years. unbeaten (24-0) the team. One of the 1988- Jeff Wilson Leading the freshmen to watch 1989- Jeff Wilson team will be senior in four seasons this year is All-State 1990- Derek Bylsma (first team) captain Jennifer and "Dream Team" 1991- Rob Orsucci (second team) Russell (Plymouth/ of league forward Felicia Plymouth Canton), a Paluzzi (Grosse 1992- Tom Anagnost (second team) second team all competition Pointe/North}, who American and a two was the runner-up to time league MVP. Michigan's "Miss Russell, a powerful Soccer." Others forward with a nose for the goal, has set school include Emily Hulbert, a forward from Flint NCAA Div. III Playoff Appearances records for goals in a season (35), career goals (83) (Central H.S.), sweeper Amy Dorniden from Eden and career points (206). Prairie, Minn., Mindy Longjohn from Portage 1985- Wheaton, Ill., 1, Kalamazoo 0 (ot) (first round) Also providing experience and leader (Northern H.S.) and Lisa Roschek from Kalam ship is senior captain Kate O'Brien (Birmingham/ 1986- Ohio Wesleyan 2, Kalamazoo 1 (first round) azoo (Hackett Catholic Central H.S.). Seaholm), a midfielder, and senior fullback Mia Kalamazoo opens its season Sept. 10-11 in 1988- Kalamazoo 3, Ohio Wesleyan 2, shootout (first round) McGinty (Dearborn/Edsel Ford}, an All-MIAA Pennsylvania at the Messiah College Tournament, Wheaton 1, Kalamazoo 0, sudden death (second round) performer who will lead the young but talented and a week later (Sept. 17) the Hornets host 1990- Ohio Wesleyan 1, Kalamazoo 0 (first round) defense. Albion College in their MIAA opener. Other key players include juniors Amy A highlight of the home season will be a Goode (Northville) and Kelly Allen (Sterling Sept. 19 showdown against Division III power Heights/Henry Ford II}, who will add experience house Ohio Wesleyan University at MacKenzie to a strong midfield. Sophomore goalkeepers Field. The Hornets will try to avenge last year's 5- Kathyryn Dziewulski (Murrysville, Pa./Franklin 2 defeat at OWU. Regional) and Shannon Pinkava (Woodhaven) Another schedule highlight will be at the will combine with sophomore backs Melissa Washington (Mo.) University Tournament on Oct. Stucki (Minnetonka, Minn./Wayzata) and Molly 9-10. Included in that tournament field is perenial Batterton (Westlake, Ohio) to provide solid Division III power Cortland State. defense. Dziewulski and Pinkava shared the goalkeeping duties last year and combined for 14 shutouts. -Men's Soccer- " 44 45 1993 Schedule 1993 Preseason Roster Fri., Sept. 10 at Messiah College Tournament Name Yr. m Humeta~nLHigh Ss;:bual Trenton State vs. Kenyon College 5p.m. Kelly Allen** Jr. M Sterling Heights/Henry Ford II Kalamazoo vs. Messiah College 7:30p.m. Inesa Anderson* So. M Kalamazoo /Kalamazoo Central Sat., Sept. 11 at Messiah Tournament Noon/2p.m. Erin Bagozzi* So. F Canton/Plymouth Salem Fri., Sept. 17 ALBION COLLEGE* 4p.m. Molly Batterton* So. F Westlake, Ohio/Westlake Sun., Sept. 19 OHIO WESLEYAN COLLEGE 2:30p.m. Sara Benner Fr. B Traverse City /Traverse City Tue., Sept. 21 CALVIN COLLEGE* 4p.m. Sarah Bouchard** Jr. M Livonia/Stevenson Sat., Sept. 25 at Alma College* 1:30p.m. Christa Clapp Fr. M Madison, Wis./James Madison Memorial Tue., Sept. 28 at St. Mary's College 5 p.m. (EST) Alison Crane Fr. B Geneva, IlL/Illinois M & S Ctr. Wed., Sept. 29 at Olivet College* 4p.m. Amy Dorniden Fr. B Eden Prairie, Minn./Eden Prairie Sat., Oct. 2 ADRIAN COLLEGE* Noon Kathryn Dziewulski* So. GK Murrysville, Pa/Franklin Regional Tue., Oct. 5 at Hope College* 4p.m. Amy Goode** Jr. M Northville/Northville Sat., Oct. 9 at Washington (Mo.) University Tournament Emily Hulburt Fr. F Flint/Flint Central Wisconsin Eau Claire vs. Kalamazoo 11a.m. Jennifer Kapp* So. B Flint/Flint Powers Cortland State vs. Washington 1p.m. Sarah Ketchem Fr. M Muskegon/Reeths Puffer Sun., Oct. 10 at Washington Tournament 11 a.m./1 p.m. Mindy Longjohn Fr. M Portage/Northern Wed., Oct. 13 at Albion College* 4p.m. Mia McGinty*** Sr. B Dearborn/Edsel Ford Sat., Oct. 16 at Calvin College* 1:30p.m. Kate O'Brien** Sr. M Birmingham/Birmingham Seaholm Tues., Oct. 19 ALMA COLLEGE* 4p.m. Felicia Paluzzi Fr. F Grosse Pointe/Grosse Pointe North Sat., Oct. 23 at Heidelberg College 2p.m. Shannon Pinkava* So. GK Woodhaven/Woodhaven Mon., Oct. 25 OLIVET COLLEGE* 4p.m. AnnPonicki Fr. F Portage I Comstock Wed., Oct. 27 at Adrian College* 3p.m. AnnePouget Fr. M Metamora/Lapeer West Sat., Oct. 30 HOPE COLLEGE* 11a.m. Julia Quigley Fr. M Beverly, Mass./Beverly Lisa Roschek Fr. M Kalamazoo /Hackett Catholic Jennifer Russell*** Sr. F Plymouth/Plymouth Canton *Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association contest Jodi Schmaltz Fr. B Clarkston/Brandon HOME CONTESTS AT MACKENZIE FIELD Sarah Slack Fr. F Altamont, N.Y./Guilderland Central Melissa Stucki* So. B Minnetonka, Minn./Wayzata Stephanie Talsma Fr. F Grand Rapids/Central Collette Thomas Fr. B Lawrence/Kalamazoo Christian Coach Scott Forrester Erin Timby Fr. B Three Rivers /Three Rivers Laura Whitely* So. M Northville/Northville Molly Wilks Fr. M Mason/Mason Scott Forrester, an accomplished soccer coach and player, enters his third season as head coach of Jill Wojewuczki* So. F Dearborn/Dearborn the Kalamazoo College women's soccer team. Last season Forrester led Kalamazoo to a 16-3 record and a fourth consecutive league championship. *denotes letters won Forrester, 32, has excellent soccer credentials. He currently coaches the women's varsity soccer team at Kalamazoo Loy Norrix High School and has also coached the men's varsity soccer team there. Forrester was also men's varsity soccer coach at Galesburg-Augusta High School from 1984-1986 and presently coaches the girls' under-14 Olympic development team for Michigan. He is involved in various camps and this summer he worked with former Hornet coach Pete Kowall at a University of Maryland camp. In addition, Forrester coached Team USA during its 1987 European Tour to Holland, Denmark, Germany and Russia, and Laser's European Soccer Tour in 1985. Forrester's playing experience is also extensive. He was a goalkeeper for the Western Michigan University varsity soccer team from 1981-1983 and played for Team MOST of the Western Michigan League from 1984-1990. Forrester holds a bachelor of science degree from WMU in physical education and political science and presently holds a "B" license from the United States Soccer Federation. -Women's Soccer- -Women's Soccer- " 46 47 1992 Results 1992 Season in Review 1992 TEAM RESULTS An improving league could not deter Kalamazoo College's women's soccer team, which Record: 16-3 overall, 12-0 MIAA steamrolled Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association competition again in 1992 season to capture its (1st in MIAA) fourth consecutive title. The Hornets, coached by Scott Forrester, were unblemished in conference play with a 12-0 record. Kalamazoo has a sparkling 36-0 league record since women's soccer became an MIAA sport in 1989. This 09/05- Kalamazoo 1, N.C. Wesleyan 0% season, Kalamazoo outscored its league opponents by a 75-2 margin. 09/06 - Rochester (N.Y.) 3, Kalamazoo 0% Playing its toughest non-conference schedule ever, Kalamazoo finished with an overall record of 09/15- Kalamazoo 3, Albion O* 16-3 and narrowly missed out on qualifying for the NCAA Division III playoffs for the fourth time in five 09/16 - Ohio Wesleyan 5, Kalamazoo 2 years. The three teams defeating Kalamazoo- each of whom had home-field advantage- all made the 20- 09/19 - Kalamazoo 3, Calyin 1* team postseason tournament. 09/22 - Kalamazoo 11, Alma 0* Kalamazoo started the campaign on a high note, competing in a Rochester, N.Y., tournament that 09/24 - Wooster 3, Kalamazoo 0 All-Time Records by Season featured the top three ranked teams in Division III. Kalamazoo upended third-ranked North Carolina 09/26- Kalamazoo 15, Olivet 0* Wesleyan, 1-0, in the first round and went on to take second place in the tourney. Senior Candi Jones was Overall Record MIAA Record MIAA Finish 09/30 - Kalamazoo 3, Adrian 0* Xfai named the tournament's best defensive player. 10/03 - Kalamazoo 5, Hope 1* 1982 5-2-3 In the MIAA, Kalamazoo was a cut above the rest, clinching the league title with a 4-0 victory 10/0~- 4-4-3 Kalamazoo 2, St. Mary's 0 1983 over Adrian College on Oct. 24. The Hornets put an exclamation point on the season by defeating a 10/10- Kalamazoo 9, Albion 0* 1984 4-6-1 strong Heidelberg College team in their finale, 4-0. 1985 9-1-1 (spring) 10/17- Kalamazoo 6, Alm.i. 0* The Hornet offense was paced by junior Jennifer Russell, who was named the league's most 9-4-1 (fall) 10/19- Kalamazoo 2, Calvin 0* valuable player for the second straight year. Russell led the team in goals scored (27) and total points (66) 12-3-1 10/20 --Kalamazoo 11, Olivet 0* 1986 and tied for team honors in assists (12). 10/22- Kalamazoo 7, Wheaton 0 1987 8-5-2 Karney Carney, a senior midfielder and a 1991 All-American, had an outstanding season with 16 O* 1988 15-5-1 10/24- Kalamazoo 4, Adrian goals and 10 assists for 42 points, and junior Jennifer Hofmeister (40 points) was another active scorer. 11-5-1 6-0 1st 10/28- Kalamazoo 3, ~ O* 1989 . Kalamazoo got additional scoring help from freshmen Jill Wojewuczki (30 points) and Erin Bagozzi (23 1st* 10/31- Kalamazoo 4, Heidelberg 0 1990 17-2 6-0 points). 15-2-1 12-0 1st 1991 "I think a strength of our team was balance," Forrester remarked. "(In 1991) we depended %at Rochester, N.Y., Tournament 16-3-0 12-0 1st 1992 heavily on Jennifer Russell for our scoring, but this season the scoring was spread out. With more scoring threats, teams had a tough time stopping us." Home teams underlined *determined by regular season standings and post-season tournament *MIAA contest The goalkeeping was handled by a pair of freshmen who helped Kalamazoo record 14 shutouts. Kathryn Dziewulski saw the majority of playing time and finished with a 0.89 goals against average, Scoring while Shannon Pinkava played nearly 400 minutes and did not surrender a goal. flayfi ~ AWs.. ~ Jennifer Russell 27 12 66 1992 MIAA Results Jennifer Hofmeister 14 12 40 Karen Carney 16 10 42 GOALS NO. Jill W ojewuczki 9 12 30 1. Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo, Jr. 21 8. Nancy Birch, Hope, Sr. 5 Erin Bagozzi 10 3 23 2. Julie DeGraaf, Calvin, So. 17 8. Kelly Allen, Kalamazoo, So. 5 Amy Goode 4 4 12 3. Karen Carney, Kalamazoo, Sr. 12 10. Arnie Guiterrez, Adrian, So. 4 Kelly Allen 2 7 11 3. Jennifer Hofmeister, Kazoo, Jr. 12 10. Emmy Heiby, Adrian, So. 4 Inesa Anderson 2 2 6 5. Kristen Penzotti, Calvin, So. 9 10. Tonya Elgersma, Calvin, So. 4 Sarah Bouchard 2 2 6 5. Erin Bagozzi, Kalamazoo, Fr. 9 10. Amy Goode, Kalamazoo, So. 4 Laura Whitely 2 2 6 7. Lori Hodges, Adrian, Sr. 8 Mia McGinty 2 1 5 7. Jill Wojewucski, Kalamazoo, Fr. 8 TOTAL POINTS NO. Francesca Priebe 1 0 2 9. Juliet Tropea, Adrian, Sr. 7 1. Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo, Jr. 52 Nancy Bekofske 0 1 1 10. Tonya Taylor, Albion, Fr. 6 2. Julie DeGraaf, Calvin, So. 41 CandiJones 0 1 1 3. Karen Carney, Kalamazoo, Sr. 33 ASSISTS NO. 3. Jennifer Hofmeister, Kazoo, Jr. 33 Goalkeeping 1. Kristen Penzotti, Calvin, So. 10 5. Kristen Penzotti, Calvin, So. 28 SQ flayfi ~ ~ua.l:z.Against AYJ:.. 1. Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo, Jr. 10 6. Jill Wojewucski, Kalamazoo, Fr. 24 Kathryn Dziewulski 14.67 13 0.89 9.67 3. Karen Carney, Kalamazoo, Sr. 9 7. Erin Bagozzi, Kalamazoo, Fr. 21 Shannon Pinkava 4.33 0 0.00 4.33 3. Jennifer Hofmeister, Kazoo, Jr. 9 8. Lori Hodges, Adrian, Sr. 18 5. Jill Wojewucski, Kalamazoo, Fr. 8 9. Juliet Tropea, Adrian, Sr. 16 6. Julie DeGraaf, Calvin, So. 7 10. Jennifer Riker, Adrian, So. 14 7. Jennifer Riker, Adrian, So. 6 10. Tonya Taylor, Albion, Fr. 14 -Women's Soccer- -Women's Soccer- " 48 49 1992 MIAA RESULTS (continued) Cross Country MIAA WOMEN'S SOCCER STANDINGS 1993 Men's Outlook League (Final) Overall Following a second-place Michigan Lumen Christi) and Chris Thompson (Kalamazoo/ L T GF GA L T GF GA w w Intercollegiate Athletic Association finish in Central), who had some of their strongest runs late Kalamazoo 12 0 0 79 2 16 3 0 89 13 1992-Kalamazoo's best league showing in 17 in the season. Calvin 10 2 0 43 9 15 4 0 68 14 years-the outlook is again bright for the Hornet The squad will be bolstered by the return Albion 6 5 1 16 23 11 8 1 29 29 men's cross country team. of seniors Pritham Reddy (Bloomfield Hills/ Hope 6 6 0 23 24 8 8 1 32 33 The team as a whole has the potential for Cranbrook), Peter Watson (Detroit/De La Salle) Adrian 5 6 1 24 24 8 9 2 37 36 its finest season as many of the junior runners and Kevin McDonald, all of whom missed their Alma 2 10 0 8 37 2 13 0 14 47 made the commitment to alter their foreign junior season of competition. Reddy ran among Olivet 0 12 0 5 84 1 16 0 13 109 study plans so that they could be on campus this the teams' top five as a sophomore and all three fall to compete. If the freshman class shows up will bring the team needed experience. in shape and with the attitude that they can Livingstone-McNelis has recruited a make an impact, the team will have both experi strong freshman contingent. Among the brightest 1992 ALL-MIAA WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAMS ence and depth. prospects are David Park (Ann Arbor /Pioneer) "I think we'll be even stronger than last and Shawn Mattingly (Kalamazoo/Loy Norrix), FIRST TEAM year," said coach Peter Livingstone-McNelis. both of whom have logged strong performances in ****Karen Carney, Kalamazoo Sr. Livonia Hornet Honor Roll "We'll be in better condition at the start of the high school championship competition. *Christine Cleland, Albion Fr. East Lansing season than last year and we will also have more While Calvin College remains a strong **Christine Czech, Adrian Sr. Troy depth." favorite in the MIAA, Kalamazoo is hoping for a *Candice Jones, Kalamazoo Sr. Plymouth MIAAMVPs The top four runners from last season higher regional finish. Livingstone-McNelis *Kelli Koss, Hope Sr. Farmington Hills 1989 -Shelly Krisfalusi return. Leading the team are juniors David believes a third-place regional showing could be in *Kristen Penzotti, Calvin So. Kalamazoo 1990- Karen Carney Barkley (Swartz Creek) and Jasen Schrock reach. The top two teams in the region are invited *Rebecca Reimink, Calvin Jr. Holland 1991- Jennifer Russell (Wyoming/Godwin Heights). Barkley made first to the NCAA Division III Championship Meet. ***Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo Jr. Canton 1992- Jennifer Russell team All-MIAA and second-team all-region last The Hornets' only home appearance this *Juli Schiele, Alma Fr. Royal Oak fall, while Schrock was selected to the All-MIAA season will be Oct. 22, when Kalamazoo runs in *Tonya Taylor, Albion Fr. Mason All-Americans second team. Barkley was Kalamazoo's leading the Bronco Open at the Arcadia Course. Compet *Geanice Wegienka, Olivet Sr. Trenton runner in every competition last fall, taking fifth ing along with the Hornets will be Tri-State 1986- Kim Paterson place at the MIAA Championship Meet. University and Division I rival Western Michigan *denotes number of years All-MIAA 1987- Kim Paterson Other returnees from last year's team University. 1988- Kim Paterson include sophomores Joe Brennen (Jackson/ SECOND TEAM 1990- Shelly Krisfalusi (first team) Jamie Bond, Albion So. Midland Amy Harris (second team) 1992 Women's Outlook Wendy Carroll, Hope Fr. Northville 1991- Karen Carney (second team) Kalamazoo College's women's cross Julie DeGraaf, Calvin So. Grand Rapids 1992- Jennifer Russell (second team) Dibble (Canton/Plymouth-canton). country team is poised for a strong 1993 season Kendra Douma, Calvin Jr. Bellevue, Wash. Kalamazoo's experience will come from after posting their best Michigan Intercollegiate Dana Grant, Alma So. Royal Oak senior Rebecca Joyce (Kalamazoo/Kalamazoo Athletic Association finish ever last fall. Jennifer Hofmeister, Kalamazoo Jr. Dearborn Central), who returns after missing last season due NCAA Div. III Appearances The Hornets took fourth in the MIAA Autumn Lester, Olivet Jr. Delton to foreign study. Another seasoned runner is 1988- Kalamazoo 3, Rochester, N.Y. 2; last season, finishing just 14 points behind the Mia McGinty, Kalamazoo Jr. Dearborn Methodist, N.C. 2, Kalamazoo 1 junior Teresa Dennany (Kalamazoo/Loy Norrix). third-place team at the league championship There are a number of good freshman Fran Priebe, Kalamazoo So. Livonia 1990- Kalamazoo 3, Mary Washington, Va. 1; meet. Dana Teague, Albion Sr. Kentwood recruits joining the team, including Shelby Stuntz Methodist, N.C. 1, Kalamazoo 0 The team has the potential for an excel Juliet Tropea, Adrian Sr. Troy 1991- California Lutheran 3, Kalamazoo 0 (Bremen, Ind.), a two-time All-State runner in high lent campaign as five of the top six runners school. return, including three sophomores who were Most Valuable Player- Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo Kalamazoo begins its season with the Kalamazoo's top finishers at last year's MIAA Great Lakes Colleges Association Championships championship meet. at Denison University on Sept. 18. Other season The team will be paced by sophomore highlights include the Michigan Intercollegiates at Christine Perry (Rochester Hills/Rochester), who Ferris State University on Oct. 8, which will was a freshman phenom in '92, taking first feature the top teams from throughout the state, among the Hornets at every competition. Other and the MIAA Championship Meet at Albion key performers will be sophomores Stephanie College Nov. 6. Gorman (Kalamazoo/Loy Norrix) and Anne ,, -Women's Soccer- 50 51 1993 Schedule 1993 Preseason Rosters All dates include both men's and women's teams Men's Roster Name Yr. Hometown /High School David Barkley**+ Jr. Swartz Creek/Swartz Creek Sat., Sept. 18 GLCA Championships at Denison University lla.m. Joe Brennen* So. Jackson/Lumen Christi Sat., Sept. 25 MIAA Jamboree #1 at Hope College* lla.m. Jeremy Gale Fr. Pigeon/Laker Fri., Oct. 1 Quadrangular Meet at Tri-State University 5p.m. Brian Heintz** Jr. Mount Pleasant/Mount Pleasant (Tri-State, Spring Arbor, Bluffton) John Maclean* Jr. Chicago, Ill. /University of Chicago Fri., Oct. 8 Mich. Intercollegiates at Ferris State 4p.m. Jon Mastantuono Fr. Farmington Hills/Cranbrook Sat., Oct. 16 Parkside Invitational at Univ. Wisconsin-Parkside Noon Shawn Mattingly Fr. Kalamazoo/Loy Norrix Fri., Oct. 22 BRONCO OPEN 4p.m. Kevin McDonald* Sr. Utica/Notre Dame (Tri-State, Western Michigan) Marty Mechtenberg* So. Port Huron/Port Huron Thu., Oct. 28 MIAA Jamboree #2 at Calvin College* 4p.m. David Park Fr. Ann Arbor/Pioneer Sat., Nov. 6 MIAA Championship Meet at Albion College* lla.m. Jeff Pierce So. Flushing/Flushing Sat., Nov. 13 NCAA Div. III Regionals at John Carroll University lla.m .. Pritham Reddy** Sr. Bloomfield Hills/Cranbrook Sat., Nov. 20 NCAA Div. III Championships at Grinnell College lla.m. Jasen Schrock**+ Jr. Wyoming/Godwin Heights Ben Seien Fr. Kalamazoo/Loy Norrix Chris Thompson* So. Kalamazoo/Kalamazoo Central *Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association contest Jim VanWestrienen Fr. Kalamazoo/Loy Norix HOME CONTESTS AT ARCADIA CROSS COUNTRY COURSE Peter Watson** Sr. Detroit/De La Salle Collegiate All times Eastern Team Manager- JasonPittman (Sophomorefrom Wyandotte) Women's Roster Head Coach Peter Livingstone-McNelis Name Year Hometown /High School Dona Bailey Fr. Ann Arbor/Huron Teresa Dennany**t Jr. Kalamazoo /Loy Norrix Peter Livingstone-McNelis enters his fifth season as head coach of the Kalamazoo College men's Anne Dibble* So. Canton/Plymouth-Canton cross country team, and will be in his third year coaching the women's team. A hard working recruiter, Stephanie Gorman* So. Kalamazoo /Loy Norrix Livingstone-McNelis has helped the Hornet teams achieve steady improvement and last fall led the men's Debra Hasfurther Fr. Kalamazoo/Loy Norrix squad to its best MIAA finish in 17 years. Rebecca Joyce** Sr. Kalamazoo /Kalamazoo Central The 1987 graduate of Kalamazoo College was a two-time team MVP on the Hornet cross country Amy McMichael Fr. Kalamazoo /Kalamazoo Central squad aDd was named to the All-MIAA team in 1986. Prior to the 1989 season, he served as the team's Molly Mechtenberg Fr. Port Huron/Port Huron assistant coach for two years. Larissa Miller* So. Imlay City /Imlay City Livingstone-McNelis has earned a master's degree in clinical psychology at JFK University in Christine Perry* So. Rochester Hills /Rochester Orinda, Calif., and completed an internship as an assistant coach for the women's track team at the Shelby Stuntz Fr. Bremen, Ind. /Bremen University of California-Berkeley. Livingstone-McNelis also has a specialization in sports psychology, Amber Vanderklok**t Jr. Kalamazoo/Loy Norrix and implements many of the techniques in his coaching. Team Manager- Sarah Lyberg(Freshman from Howell) *denotes letters won teo-captain Assistant Coach Peter Gathje Soo to Zoo Relay Renewed Peter Gathje (pronounced GET-key) enters his second season as the Hornet assistant cross country coach. Gathje has excellent coaching credentials, having served as assistant men's cross country and track Twenty-eight runners will take part in the Kalamazoo College annual "Soo to Zoo" cross country coach at Emory (Ga.) University in 1986 and 1987, directing the cross country team to top 20 finishes both relay, which will take place Sept. 3-12. years at the NCAA Division III Meet. In 1991, Hornet cross country runners renewed the "Soo to Zoo" relay under the direction of Before coaching at Emory, Gathje was an outstanding high school coach. He directed the St. Thomas coach Peter Livingstone-McNelis, with 21 making the trek from Sault Ste. Marie to Kalamazoo, and last Aquinas High School (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) cross country teams to state championships in 1985, and year 24 runners made the journey. The run originated in the 1960s under former Kalamazoo College cross prior to that he coached teams at two Minnesota high schools. country coach Warren "Swede" Thomas, but prior to '91, the relay had not been held since 1966. He is an accomplished runner, qualifying for national competition all four years at St. John's (Minn.) The Hornets will drive to Sault Ste. Marie, then run the 462 miles back to Kalamazoo in relay University, where he earned his bachelor's degree in 1979. Gathje received a master's degree in theologi fashion. The relay will travel along the Lake Michigan shoreline, with the runners staying at numerous cal studies at Emory in 1988. state park campgrounds along the way. The run starts Sept. 3 with the Hornets departing from Brimley State Park near Sault Ste. Marie. Kalamazoo's harriers are expected to arrive on the Kalamazoo College quad on the afternoon of Sept. 12. -Cross Country- -Cross Country- ' 52 53 1992 Results (continued) 1992 Results MIAA MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY REPORT MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS FINAL STANDINGS (2nd in MIAA) (4th in MIAA) Date Result Date Result 1. Calvin 09/19- GLCA Championships at Hope 09/19- GLCA Championships at Hope 2. Kalamazoo (7th place, 187 points) (6th place, 154 points) 3. Hope 09/26- MIAA Jamboree at Calvin College 09/26- MIAA Jamboree at Calvin College 4. Albion (3rd place, 84 points)* (4th place, 117 points)* 4. Alma 10/02- at Tri-State University Quad (2nd place) 10/02- at Tri-State University Quad (2nd place) 6. Adrian Team Scores: Tri-State 19, Kalamazoo 50, Team scores: Siena Heights 17, Kalamazoo 45, 6. Olivet Spring Arbor 64, Siena Heights JV 126. Tri-State 82, Spring Arbor DNF. 10/09- Michigan Intercollegiates at Eastern Mich. 10/09- Michigan Intercollegiates at Eastern Mich. League Jamboree at Calvin (September 26) (21st out of 27 teams, 536 points) (16th out of 23 teams, 477 points) TEAM SCORES: 1. Calvin 18, 2. Hope 75, 3. Kalamazoo 84, 4. Alma 95, 5. Albion 105, 6. Adrian DNF, 10/17- at UW-Parkside Invitational 10/17- at UW-Parkside Invitational 6. Olivet DNF (11th out of 32 teams) (16th out of 25 teams) TOP TEN FINISHERS: 1. Rich Church, Calvin, 26:04; 2. Ray Van Arragon, Calvin, 26:05; 3. Aaron 10/23- Tri-State 18, Kalamazoo 40 (dual meet) 10/23- Kalamazoo 21, Tri-State 41 (dual meet) Bruininks, Hope, 26:17; 4. Derk Walkotteo, Calvin, 26:38; 5. Steve O'Neill, Adrian, 26:51; 6. Ryan 10/26- MIAA Jamboree at Albion College 10/26- MIAA Jamboree at Albion College* LaFleur, Calvin, 26:58; 7. Matt Shellenberg, Calvin, 27:02; 8. Rich Gray, Alma, 27:11; 9. Brad Haverkamp, (2nd place, 75 points)* (4th place, 117 points) Calvin, 27:15; 10. Jason Washier, Calvin, 27:17. 11/07- MIAA Championship Meet at Alma 11/07- MIAA Championship Meet at Alma* (2nd place, 64 points)* (4th place, 110 points)* League Jamboree at Albion (October 29) 11/24- NCAA Division III Regionals at Albion 11/24- NCAA Division III Regionals at Albion TEAM SCORES: 1. Calvin 19, 2. Kalamazoo 75, 3. Hope 78, 4. Alma 96, 5. Albion 104, 6. Adrian DNF, (9th out of 24 teams, 243 points) (15th out of 17 teams, 351 points) 6. Olivet DNF. TOP TEN FINISHERS: Derk Walkotteo, Calvin, 24:47; 2. Aaron Bruinioks, Hope, 24:52; 3. Matt Home teams underlined Schellenberg, Calvin, 25:07; 4. Ryan LaFleur, Calvin, 25:18; 5. Ray VanArragoo, Calvin, 25:34; 6. Brad *MIAA contest Haverkamp, Calvin, 25:35; 7. Steve O'Neill, Adrian, 25:37; 8. Jason Washier, Calvin, 25:40; 9. Brent Spriogvoed, Calvin, 25:42; 10. David Barkley, Kalamazoo, 25:44. League Championship at Alma (November 7) TEAM SCORES: 1. Calvin 19, 2. Kalamazoo 64, 3. Hope 86, 4. Albion 92, 5. Alma 105; 6. Adrian DNF, 6. Olivet DNF . Kalamazoo College TOP TEN FINISHERS: 1. Ray Van Arragon, Calvin, 25:39; 2. Derk Walkotteo, Calvin, 25:52; 3. Rich Church, Calvin, 26:03; 4. Aaron Bruininks, Hope, 26:08; 5. David Barkley, Kalamazoo, 26:12; 6. Brad .q CrO$$ Country Haverkamp, Calvin, 26:13; 7. Ryan LaFleur, Calvin, 26:18; 8. Brent Spriogvoed, Calvin, 26:24; 9. Jason Washier, Calvin, 26:33; 10. Jasen Schrock, Kalamazoo, 26:35. All-MIAA CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS Arcadia Cross Country Course Kalamazoo College's home cross country meets take place at Western Michigan University's FIRST TEAM: David Barkley, Kalamazoo; Aaron Bruioioks, Hope; Rich Church, Calvin; Brad Arcadia Cross Country Course, considered one of the finest cross country courses in the Midwest. Haverkamp, Calvin; Ryan LaFleur, Calvin; Matt Schellenberg, Calvin; Ray Van Arragon, Calvin; Derek Walkotteo, Calvin. The course, located east of Drake Road and north of West Michigan Avenue, takes a scenic path through woods and meadows. Directions:To get to Arcadiafrom KalamazooCollege, take Stadium Drive west to HowardStreet . SECOND TEAM: Michael Allen, Albion; Adam Burhans, Alma; Ryan Dooley, Alma, Steve O'Neill, Adrian; Jasen Schrock, Kalamazoo, Jason Washier, Calvin. Turn right on Howard,and take a left at the stop light onto West Michigan.Then proceedto EldridgeDrive, turning right beforetaking a quick left turn onto MiddleburyDrive. Turn right on EllendaleStreet, and then 1992 Co-Most Valuable Runners - Derk Walkotteo, Calvin and Ray Van Arragon, Calvin left on EdinburghDrive. Edinburghcomes to a deadend, and motoristsshould park there and take a short walk north (right) to the course. -Cross Country- -Cross Country- ' 54 55 1992 Results (continued) Men's Golf MIAA WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY REPORT FINAL STANDINGS 1. Calvin 1993 Outlook 2. Hope 3. Alma 4. Kalamazooo With an experienced core of golfers, the Joseph) d Mike McFall ( ·ford), who was in 5. Albion Kalamazoo College men's golf team will look to Africa on fo st season, will also help 6. Adrian move up in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic the Hornets strive for the league title. Association league standings this fall. ~o1iffif~-otherposition~ill be League Jamboree at Calvin (September 26) Although the Hornets dropped from S9J'homores Adam Wolfe (Saginaw /Herita~ TEAM SCORES: 1. Hope 27, 2. Calvin 28, 3. Alma 90, 4. Kalamazoo 117, 5. Albion 121, 6. Adrian fourth place in the 1991 season to fifth in the 1992 d Ketan Desai (Lusaka, Zambia), both return DNF. season, every member of the team improved his ing letterwinners. However, all positions co TOP TEN FINISHERS: 1. Marcia Vandersall, Hope, 18:44; 2. Alicia Mendenhall, Hope, 18:57; 3. Laura stroke average. Because the rest of the very B hallenged by incoming freshm~ill Erffmeyer, Calvin, 19:05; 4. Amy Kuipers, Calvin, 19:16; 5. Renea Bluekamp, Calvin, 19:21; 6. Heidi competitive MIAA improved as well, the fifth add dep o Lanning, Calvin, 19:21; 7. Melissa Modderman, Hope, 19:25; 8. Michelle Neel, Hope, 19:25; 9. Amy place finish was not a step back in performance. The MIAA will remain a tough league in Leatherman, Hope, 19:26; 10. Stacy Pasch, Adrian, 19:26. The Hornets will be led by junior 1993, but coach Joe Haklin believes that he has his Prashant Desai (Luanshya, Zambia), who finished most experienced and talented squad ever. With League Jamboree at Albion (October 29) second in the MIAA last season with an impres mental toughness and hard work, he believes the TEAM SCORES: 1. Calvin 26, 2. Hope 29, 3. Alma 85, 4. Kalamazoo 117, 5. Albion 123, 6. Adrian sive stroke average of 76.5 in seven rounds. Desai, Hornets can contend for the league title. DNF who became the first Kalamazoo golfer to make Prior to league play, the Hornets will TOP TEN FINISHERS: 1. Marcia Vandersall, Hope, 17:25; 2. Alicia Mendenhall, 17:53; 3. Amy Rideout, the All-MIAA team since 1988, will be making a embark for their seventh annual trip to the Calvin, 17:57; 4. Amy Kuipers, Calvin, 17:58; 5. Heidi Lanning, Calvin, 18:00; 6. Stacy Pasch, Adrian, bid for league medalist honors in 1993. Garland Resort in Lewiston for practice and 18:04; 7. Becky Kontndyk, Calvin, 18:06; 8. Amy Leatherman, Hope, 18:07; Laura Erffmeyer, Calvin, ------xno~rvital returnee is senior captain intra-squad play scheduled early in September. 18:14; 10. Michelle Neel, Hope, 18:22. Kurt Simeck (3JJoseph), who_ h_a~_~de great MIAA competition begins on September 20th ~~~1111fl the leagu-e last when Kalamazoo hosts a league jamboree on its League Championship at Alma (November 7) season. Seniorsc_ DiM~ggio(St. home course, the Kalamazoo Country Club. TEAM SCORES: 1. Calvin 26, 2. Hope 29, 3. Alma 96, 4. Kalamazoo 110, 5. Albion 123, 6. Adrian ~ DNF. TOP TEN FINISHERS: 1. Marcia Vandersall, Hope, 19:13; 2. Laura Erffmeyer, Calvin, 19:19; 3. Amy Kuipers, Calvin, 19:23; 4. Heidi Lanning, Calvin, 19:31; 5. Alicia Mendenhall, Hope, 19:37; 6. Amy Leatherman, Hope, 19:37; 7. Amy Rideout, Calvin, 19:47; 8. Stacy Pasch, Adrian; 9. Melissa Modderman, Hope, 20:03; 10. Michelle Neel, Hope, 20:05. All-MIAA CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS First Team: Laura Erffmeyer, Calvin; AmyKuipers, Calvin; Heidi Lanning, Calvin; Amy Leatherman, Hope; Alicia Mendenhall, Hope; Amy Ridehout, Calvin; Marcia Vandersall, Hope. SECOND TEAM: Renea Bluekamp, Calvin; Pam Dickman, Alma; Korey Hoffman, Calvin; Becky Konyndyk, Calvin; Melissa Modderman, Hope; Michelle Neel, Hope; Stacy Pasch, Calvin. 1992 Most Valuable Runner: Marcia Vandersall, Hope ~ -Cross Country- ' 56 57 Coach Joe Haklin 1993 Schedule Sept. 7-9 Preseason Trip to Garland Resort Joe Haklin enters his fourth season as coach of the Kalamazoo College men's golf team. A native Mon., Sept. 20 MIAA Jamboree hosted by Kalamazoo 1p.m. of Chesterton, Indiana, Haklin was a three-sport athlete at Wabash College and is the only athlete in the (Kalamazoo Country Club) history of the school to gain Academic All-America status in both football and basketball. He was in Tue., Sept. 21 MIAA Jamboree hosted by Olivet 1p.m. ducted into the Wabash College Athletic Hall of Fame in 1991. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate in history and (Bedford Valley Country Club) a Rhodes Scholar finalist, Haklin has always stressed the need to balance academic achievement with Thu., Sept. 30 MIAA Jamboree hosted by Albion 1p.m. athletic prowess. He taught and coached at University Liggett High School in Grosse Pointe Woods, (Duck Lake Golf Course) leading the school's baseball team to a state championship in 1979. From 1979 to 1982, Haklin was an Sat., Oct. 2 MIAA Jamboree hosted by Alma 11a.m. assistant basketball coach at Wayne State University, where he earned his master's degree. From 1982-87, (Pine River Country Club) he served as an assistant basketball coach at Western Michigan University. Mon.,Oct.4 MIAA Jamboree hosted by Calvin 12:30p.m. Haklin is also head coach of the Kalamazoo men's basketball team, having led the team to an 99- (Forest Hills Country Club) 53 record over six seasons. Previously, Haklin has also coached the Hornet softball team. He and his wife Thu., Oct. 7 MIAA Jamboree hosted by Hope 1p.m. Marilyn have a daughter, Kathryn, and reside in Kalamazoo. (Winding Creek Golf Course) Mon., Oct. 11 MIAA Jamboree hosted by Adrian 1p.m. (Lena wee Country Club) 1992 Results FINAL TEAM RESULTS (5th in MIAA, 2,876 total strokes) Date Result 1993 Preseason Roster 09/17- MIAA Round at Albion (4th place, 392 strokes)* (Duck Lake Country Club) Hornet scores: 7. (tie) Kurt Simeck, 75; 15. (tie) Scooter DiMaggio, 78; 18. (tie) Prashant Desai, 79, Name Yr. Hometown/High School & Adam Wolfe, 79; 25. Ketan Desai,81. Brian Blattert Fr. Haslett/Haslett 09/23- MIAA Round at Olivet (5th place, 411)* Jason Ciluffo Fr. Kalamazoo /Hackett Catholic Central (Bedford Valley Country Club) Robert de Castilla Fr. Pigeon/Caseville 6. (tie) Prashant Desai, 78; 8. (tie) Adam Wolfe, 79; Kurt Simeck, 83; Ron Poor, 83; Scooter Ketan Desai* So. Lusaka, Zambia DiMaggio,85. Luanshya, Zambia Prashant Desai** Jr. 09/26- MIAA Round at Alma College (tied for 5th place, 417)* Anthony "Scooter" DiMaggio*** Sr. St. Joseph/St. Joseph (Pine River Country Club) Hakan Koymen* Jr. Portage /Northern 1. Prashant Desai, 73 (medalist); Kurt Simeck, 84; Adam Wolfe, 85; Scooter DiMaggio, 89; Mike McFall*** Sr. Milford/Milford Ketan Desai, 89. Kurt Simeck***t Sr. St. Joseph/St. Joseph 09/28- MIAA Round at Adrian (2nd place, 404)* Chris Singer Sr. Lathrup Village/Southfield-Lathrup (Lenawee Country Club) Adam Wolfe* So. Saginaw /Heritage 2. (tie) Prashant Desai, 75; 4. (tie) Adam Wolfe, 76; 10. (tie) Scooter DiMaggio, 80; Kurt Simeck, 84; Ron Poor, 89. 10/01 - MIAA Round at Hope (5th place, 398)* *denotes letters won (Winding Creek Golf Course) +captain 1. Prashant Desai, 72 (medalist); Kurt Simeck, 79; Scooter DiMaggio, 82; Ketan Desai, 82; Adam Wolfe,83. 10/05- MIAA Round at Calvin (4th place, 429)* (Forest Hills Country Club) 4. (tie) Prashant Desai,80; 9. (tie) Kurt Simeck, 82; Scooter DiMaggio,88; Ron Poor, 89; Adam Wolfe,90. 10/12- MIAA Round at Kalamazoo (6th place, 425 strokes)* (Kalamazoo Country Club) 2. (tie) Prashant Desai, 79; Kurt Simeck, 83; Scooter DiMaggio, 85; Adam Wolfe, 87; Ketan Desai, 91. -Men's Golf- .,, -Men's Golf- 58 59 1992 Results (continued) MIAA MEN'S GOLF STANDINGS Women's Golf Tl T2 T3 T4 TS T6 T7 Total Average Olivet 377 399 417 397 383 412 405 2790 398.6 Calvin 387 406 405 411 388 423 402 2822 403.1 Albion 385 400 400 411 409 430 417 2852 407.4 1993 Outlook Alma 407 405 400 424 386 420 414 2856 408.0 Kalamazoo 392 411 417 404 398 429 425 2876 410.9 Hope 394 415 401 420 387 441 419 2877 411.0 The Kalamazoo College women's golf Christian). In addition, the team will be counting Adrian 411 445 444 441 430 444 444 3059 437.0 program enters its third season in 1993. Last year, on freshmen Demrie Wilkinson (Troy I Athens) the Hornets finished in fourth place in the very and Stacy Frattinger (Wheaton, Ill.) to add some competitive Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic depth to the squad. ALL-MIAA FIRST TEAM Association. Coach Lyn Maurer will rely on Kalamazoo will have to compensate for (Top six golfers by average) experience and hard work to remain competitive the loss of Julie McQueen, who transferred after and perhaps even improve in the league stand making All-MIAA last season. Ave.+ ings. The MIAA contains a number of talented **Mike Peddie, Hope Senior from Grandville 75.4 The returning letter winners are senior women golfers, and the league race should again *Prashant Desai, Kalamazoo Sophomore from Luanshya, Zambia 76.6 Amber Wujek (Sterling Heights/Stevenson), a be a tight one from first through last place. *Frank Gauntt, Hope Sophomore from Jenison 76.7 three-sport athlete, junior Michele Michael Through experience and team effort, the Hornets **Bruce Langerak, Calvin Junior from Grandville 77.0 (Davison/Flint Powers), and junior Stephanie plan to maintain their competitiveness in the ***Chad Waterstradt, Olivet Junior from Dundee 77.7 Smith (Haslett/Lansing Catholic Central). Smith, league. *Kevin McKinley, Alma Freshman from Muskegon 78.1 who had the second-best average on last year's The Hornets' season opens on Sept. 7, team, will play three important matches before when Kalamazoo plays at Adrian in the first of *denotes number of years All-MIAA going on foreign study. seven league jamborees. Kalamazoo will host a Other Hornet golfers include seniors jamboree at the Kalamazoo Country Club on Oct. ALL-MIAA SECOND TEAM Jenifer Holmes (St. Louis, Mo./Parkway Central) 11. (Seventh thru 12th place by average) and sophomore Yasha Morehouse (Kalamazoo/ Jeff Timmer, Calvin Sophomore from Grand Rapids 78.9 Chad Sharp, Alma Freshman from Clare 79.4 Jason Hartman, Olivet Sophomore from Lansing 80.0 Jason Griffioen, Calvin Freshman from Wyoming 80.1 Frank Fear, Albion Sophomore from Albion 80.4 1993 Schedule Kurt Simeck, Kalamazoo Junior from StJoseph 80.9 tAverage 18-hole score over seven tournaments Tue., Sept. 7 MIAA Jamboree hosted by Adrian Noon (Lenawee Country Club) Fri., Sept. 10 MIAA Jamboree hosted by Olivet 2p.m. (Marshall Country Club) Mon., Sept. 20 MIAA Jamboree hosted by Calvin 2p.m. (Grand Rapids Golf Course) Wed., Sept. 29 MIAA Jamboree hosted by Alma 2p.m. (Alma Country Club) Thu., Oct. 7 MIAA Jamboree hosted by Albion 1p.m. (Tomac River Golf Course) Mon., Oct. 11 MIAA Jamboree hosted by Kalamazoo 1p.m. (Kalamazoo Country Club) Sat., Oct. 18 MIAA Jamboree hosted by Hope Noon (Winding Creek Golf Course) -Men's Golf- ' .... 60 61 1992 Results 1993 Roster FINAL TEAM RESULTS Name Yr. Hometown/High School (4th IN MIAA, 3,159 total strokes) Leslie Dopp So. Vicksburg/Vicksburg Date Result Stacy Frattinger Fr. Wheaton, 111./Central 09/08- MIAA Round at Adrian (6th place, 555 strokes)* Jenifer Holmes Sr. St. Louis, Mo./Parkway Central (Lenawee Country Club) Michelle Michael* Jr. Davison/Flint Powers 12. Julie McQueen, 99; 22. Siobhan Groleau, 110; 23. Michelle Michael, 111; 26. Stephanie Smith, Yasha Morehouse So. Kalamazoo /Christian 117; 27. Heather Smits, 118; 29. Leah Meeuwenberg, 121. Stephanie Smith* Jr. Haslett/Lansing Catholic Central 09/16- MIAA Round at Albion (3rd place, 504 )* Demrie Wilkinson Fr. Troy I Athens (Tomac Woods Golf Course) Amber Wujek* Sr. Sterling Heights/Livonia Stevenson 4 (tie). Julie McQueen, 87; lOth (tie). Stephanie Smith, 93; Michelle Michael, 101; Amber Wujek, 107; Leah Meeuwenberg, 116. *denotes letters won 09/22- MIAA Round at Hope (4th place, 523)* (Winding Creek Golf Course) 6. Julie McQueen, 92; Stephanie Smith, 105; Michelle Michael, 106; Amber Wujek, 107; Siobhan Groleau, 113. 09/28- MIAA Round at Calvin (4th place, 522)* (Grand Rapids Golf Course) 3 (tie). Julie McQueen, 90; Stephanie Smith, 116; Michelle Michael, 102; Heather Smits, 109; Amber Wujek, 105. 10/05- MIAA Round at Kalamazoo (5th place, 539)* Head Coach Lyn Maurer (Kalamazoo Country Club) 3. Julie McQueen, 90; Leah Meeuwenberg, 106; Stephanie Smith, 108; Michelle Michael, 115; Lyn Maurer, an avid golfer, is in her third season as coach of the Kalamazoo College women's golf Amber Wujek, 120. team. 10/13- MIAA Round at Alma (4th place, 516)* A native of Marshall, Maurer has taught in the College's physical education department since 1969. (Pine River Country Club) Maurer is an associate professor of physical education who holds a BS and an MA from Western Michi 4. (tie) Julie McQueen, Stephanie Smith, 94; Leah Meeuwenberg, 108; Michelle Michael, 109; gan University. Amber Wujek, 111; Siobhan Groleau, 116. Maurer, who was a pioneer in helping women's golf gain league-sport status, is director of women's athletics at Kalamazoo College. She also coaches the Hornet women's swimming and diving team. Assistant Coach Donna Fitzgerald Assisting with the women's golf team for the third straight season will be Lyn Maurer's sister, Donna Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald has taught physical education at a number of schools and is the former executive director of the YWCA in Salina, Kansas. Fitzgerald is an accomplished golfer, winning the Kansas state championship for her age group in 1989. ~ -Women's Golf- ,, -Women's Golf- ·~..... 63 62 Fall Sports Composite Schedule 1992 Results (continued) September 3 MS at St. John's (Minn.) University 4p.m. 4 FB at Wheaton College (scrimmage) TBA 4 MS at University of St. Thomas (Minn.) 4p.m. 4 VB HORNET INVITATIONAL 9:00a.m. MIAA WOMEN'S GOLF STANDINGS 7-9 MG Preseason Trip to Garland Resort 7 WG MIAA Jamboree hosted by Adrian Noon (Lenawee Country Club) Rl R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 Total Average 8 VB at Calvin College* 6:30p.m 476.8 10 WG MIAA Jamboree hosted by Olivet 2p.m. Hope 491 442 472 479 482 495 2861 482.5 (Marshall Country Club) Alma 481 453 479 472 495 515 2895 524.7 10 ws at Messiah College 7:30p.m. Adrian 542 523 524 530 517 512 3148 526.5 (Messiah College Tournament) Kalamazoo 555 504 523 522 539 516 3159 10-11 VB at Washington (Mo.) Univ. Tour. TBA 554 522 515 516 530 549 3186 531.0 Calvin 11 FB COLLEGE OF WOOSTER 1:30p.m. 534 546 dnf dnf dnf dnf dnf xxxx Albion 11 MS EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIV. Noon 11 at Messiah Tournament Noon/2p.m. DNF-Did not finish with required five golfers. ws 14 VB at Albion College* 6:30p.m. ALL-MIAA FIRST TEAM 15 MS at Aquinas College 4p.m. (Top six golfers by average) 16 VB at Concorida (Mich.) College 7:00p.m. 17 ws ALBION COLLEGE* 4p.m. Ave.+ 17-18 VB GLCA Tournament at Oberlin TBA 18 FB at Carroll (Wis.) College 2:30p.m. **Lisa Stover, Hope Junior from Portage 84.2 18 MS at Albion College* Noon *Cathy Curley, Alma Freshman from Lansil).g 89.3 18 XC GLCA Championships at Denison 11a.m. **Karen Baird, Adrian Senior from Northville 90.3 19 ws OHIO WESLEYAN COLLEGE 2:30p.m. **Tracy Gutek, Adrian Sophomore from Grand Blanc 91.7 20 MG MIAA Jamboree hosted by Kalamazoo 1p.m. *Julie McQueen, Kalamazoo Freshman from Greenville 92.0 (Kalamazoo Country Club) **Jennifer Yirsa, Alma Junior from Gladstone 92.7 20 WG MIAA Jamboree hosted by Calvin 2p.m. (Grand Rapids Golf Course) *denotes number of years All-MIAA 21 MG MIAA Jamboree hosted by Olivet 1p.m. ALL-MIAA SECOND TEAM (Bedford Valley Country Club) (Seventh thru 12th place by average) 21 MS at Calvin College* 4p.m. 21 VB ALMA COLLEGE* 6:30p.m. 21 ws CALVIN COLLEGE* 4p.m. Kristen Cooper, Hope Senior from Kalamazoo 95.2 23 VB OLIVET COLLEGE* 6:00p.m. Jody Herringa, Calvin Sophomore from Grandville 95.5 25 FB at University of Chicago 2p.m. Rochelle Perkins, Alma Freshman from Grandville 96.8 25 MS ALMA COLLEGE* 1:30p.m. Amy Volkers, Hope Sophomore from Grand Rapids 97.0 25 ws at Alma College* 1:30p.m. Maggie Taylor, Alma Freshman from Holt 97.3 25 XC MIAA Jamboree #1 at Hope College* 11a.m. Kristen Cline, Hope Sophomore from Marshall 98.3 28 ws at St. Mary's College 5p.m. 29 MS OLIVET COLLEGE* 4p.m. +Average 18-hole score over six tournaments 29 VB at Adrian College* 6:30p.m. 29 WG MIAA Jamboree hosted by Alma 2p.m. (Alma Country Club) 29 ws at Olivet College 4p.m. 30 MG MIAA Jamboree hosted by Albion 1p.m. (Duck Lake Golf Course) October 1 VB HOPE COLLEGE* 6:30p.m. 1 XC Quadrangular Meet at 5p.m. Tri-State University -continued- -Women's Golf- 64 65 Fall Sports Composite Schedule (continued) Fall Sports Composite Schedule (continued) October October 29 VB Midwest Invitational at TBA 2 FB DEFIANCE COLLEGE 1:30p.m. Calvin College 2 MG MIAA Jamboree hosted by Alma 11a.m. 30 FB OLIVET COLLEGE* 1:30p.m. (Pine River Country Club) 1p.m. (Homecoming) 2 MS at Adrian College* 1:30p.m. 30 MS HOPE COLLEGE* 1:30p.m. 2 ws ADRIAN COLLEGE"' Noon 30 VB Midwest Invitational at TBA 4 MG MIAA Jamboree hosted by Calvin 1p.m. Calvin College (Forest Hills Country Club) 30 ws HOPE COLLEGE* 11a.m. 5 ws at Hope College* 4p.m. 6 MS at Hope College* 4p.m. November 7 MG MIAA Jamboree hosted by Hope 1p.m. 1 VB at Alma College* 6:30p.m. (Winding Creek Golf Course) 1p.m. 6 FB at Albion College* 1p.m . 7 VB ALBION COLLEGE* 6:30p.m. 6 XC MIAA Championship Meet at 11a.m. 7 WG MIAA Jamboree hosted by Albion 1p.m. Albion College* (Tomac River Golf Course) 1p.m. 12 VB NCAA Divison III TBA 8 XC Mich. Intercollegiates at Ferris State 4p.m. Regional Tournament 9 FB at Hope College* 1:30p.m. 13 VB NCAA Division III TBA 9 MS IV-PURDUE-FT. WAYNE 1:30p.m. Regional Tournament 9 VB CALVIN COLLEGE"' 11:30a.m. 13 XC NCAA Div. III Regionals at lla.m. 9 ws vs. Wis.-Eau Claire John Carroll University at Washington (Mo.) Univ. Tourn. 11a.m. 10 ws at Washington (Mo.) Univ. Tourn. 11 a.m./1 p.m. 11 MG MIAA Jamboree hosted by Adrian 1p.m. HOME CONTESTS IN CAPS (Lenawee Country Club) *Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association contest 11 MIAA Jamboree hosted by Kalamazoo 1p.m. WG All times Eastern (Kalamazoo Country Club) 13 MS ALBION COLLEGE* 4p.m. 13 ws at Albion College* 4p.m. 15 VB at Wisconsin-Oshkosh TBA SPORT KEY 16 FB ADRIAN COLLEGE* 1:30p.m. FB - Football MG- Men's Golf (courses in parentheses) 16 MS CALVIN COLLEGE* Noon VB - Volleyball WG- Women's Golf (courses in parentheses) 16 VB at Wisconsin-Oskkosh TBA MS -Men's Soccer XC - Cross Country 16 ws at Calvin College* 1:30p.m. WS- Women's Soccer 16 XC Parkside Invitational at Noon Univ. Wisconsin-Parkside 18 WG MIAA Jamboree hosted by Hope Noon (Winding Creek Golf Course) 19 MS at Alma College* 4p.m. 19 VB at Olivet College* 6:30p.m. 19 ws ALMA COLLEGE* 4p.m. 21 MS GRAND RAPIDS BAPTIST 4p.m. 22 XC BRONCO OPEN 4p.m. 23 FB at Alma College* 1:30p.m. 23 MS at Olivet College* Noon 23 VB ADRIAN COLLEGE* 1:00p. m. 23 ws at Heidelberg College 2p.m. 25 ws OLIVET COLLEGE* 4p.m. 26 VB at Hope College* 6:30p.m. 27 MS ADRIAN COLLEGE 3p.m. 27 ws at Adrian College* 3p.m. 28 XC MIAA Jamboree #2 at 4p.m. Calvin College* -continued- ~ tr) N Cj "'(<") Jo ~ 0 0 .....J "' "'"c .....J "' .c-~ 0 u u ~ o' 0 0 N "'E 0 ~ N ~"' QJ