2020 SPRING CENTRAL COLLEGE MEDIA GUIDE Founded —1853 Enrollment — 1,200 Affiliation — Reformed Church in America President — Dr. Mark Putnam Membership — Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Division III
Founded in 1853, Central College of Pella, Iowa, is a private, residential four-year liberal arts college known for its academic rigor and strength in global experiential learning, STEM (science, technology, engineering and math), sustainability education, athletics success and tradition, and leadership and service. Central continues to value its long- standing relationship with the Reformed Church in America that began in 1916. The college participates in NCAA Division III athletics and is a member of the Iowa Conference. Central is an active part of the Greater Des Moines region and just two minutes from Lake Red Rock, Iowa’s largest lake. Central is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, Division III, and the lowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Men compete in baseball, football, basketball, tennis, golf, wrestling, soccer, track and cross country, while women compete in tennis, golf, track, softball, volleyball, cross country, soccer and basketball. Rugby is offered at the club level.
The A.N. Kuyper Athletics Complex The A.N. Kuyper Athletics Complex is located at the corner of Independence Street and West Fifth Street in southwest Pella. The complex includes P.H. Kuyper Gymnasium (1970), H.S. Kuyper Fieldhouse (1987), Ron and Joyce Schipper Stadium (1977), the baseball and softball fields (1978), Ryerson Golf Practice Range (2005), tennis courts (1992), soc- cer field (2005) and the Ron Schipper Fitness Center (1999). The complex also includes practice and intramural softball diamonds and football fields. Golf meets are held at the Bos Landen Golf Club, two miles southwest of the campus on Highway T-15.
Directory Sports Information Director Larry Happel Office (641) 628-5278 Home (641) 628-2754 Cell (641) 780-6118
Assistant Joe Flaherty Office (641) 628-5435 Cell (319) 850-7097
Office email [email protected] Central athletics Web page athletics.central.edu ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT STAFF Football Jeff McMartin Athletics director Eric Van Kley Assistant football Jeff Bollard--running backs Senior associate athletics director/ Alicia O’Brien Assistant football Logan Emendorfer--wide receivers senior woman administrator/compliance officer Assistant football Cody Huisman--wide recievers Associate athletics director for Mona Roozeboom Assistant football Eric Jones–offensive line business affairs Assistant football Ryan Maiuri–offensive Assistant athletics director of Tim Wilkinson coordinator/quarterbacks operations Assistant football Seth Marburger–defensive line Grounds/utilities/fleet Duane Houser Assistant football Austin Mercer--cornerbacks coordinator Assistant football Nick Mulder–defensive Building and grounds manager Wes Veenstra coordinator/defensive line Athletics office manager Jeffy Schuring Assistant football Matt Paulsen–safeties Assistant quipment manager Daniel Page Assistant football Kyle Pepper-tight ends Head athletic trainer Frank Neu Assistant football Jeff Sanger–inside linebackers Assistant athletic trainer Sadie Baugher Assistant football Austen Schueler–special teams Assistant athletic trainer Matt Guinane coordinator/outside linebackers Assistant athletic trainer Jake Schubert Assistant football Drew Sikkink–offensive line Athletic training education John Roslien Golf - Men’s Mel Blasi program director Assistant golf Tom Linton Strength and conditioning Kyle Johnson Golf - Women’s Tim Wilkinson coordinator Soccer - Men’s Garry Laidlaw Assistant strength and conditioning Charles Friday Assistant soccer Will Foskett Co-director of intramurals Amy Trageser Assistant soccer Greg Walter Co-director of intramurals Tyler Willis Assistant soccer Zach Jensen Sports information director Larry Happel Soccer - Women’s Mike Kobylinski Assistant sports information director Joe Flaherty Assistant soccer Russ Goodman Assistant soccer Kayla Sunvold FACULTY ATHLETIC COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Softball George Wares Dr. Andrew Green, associate professor of political science Associate softball Alicia O’Brien Dr. Lori Witt, associate professor of history Assistant softball Keith Jones John Roslien, associate professor of exercise science Assistant softball John Edwards Tennis - Men’s/women’s Ryun Ferrell COACHING STAFF Assistant tennis Trevor Budewitz Baseball Matt Schirm Assistant tennis Laura Bade Assistant baseball Logan Emendorfer Track and field - Men’s/women’s Brandon Sturman Assistant baseball Eric Van Wyngarden Associate track and field Joe Dunham Assistant baseball Tyler Willis Associate track and field Jim Fuller Assistant baseball Adam Carey Assistant track and field Brenda Fuller Assistant baseball Michael Reuter Assistant track and field Tyler Schiferl Assistant baseball Nick Worcester Assistant track and field Allan Walz Assistant baseball Jaime Dunsbergen Volleyball Jeanne Czipri Basketball - Men’s Craig Douma Assistant volleyball Amy Trageser Assistant basketball Obinna Agomo Assistant volleyball Molly Steffens Assistant basketball Kent Henderson Assistant volleyball Andrea Vignovich Assistant basketball Jamel McKnight Assistant volleyball Cyndi Boertje Basketball - Women’s Joe Steinkamp Wrestling Eric Van Kley Assistant basketball Amy Briggs Assistant wrestling Daniel Page Assistant basketball Austin Hellbusch Assistant wrestling Matt Diehl Cross country - Men’s/women’s Joe Dunham Assistant wrestling Cody Steele Assistant cross country Brandon Sturman
II HEAD COACH DIRECTORY (All phone numbers are 641 area code)
Name Sport Email Office phone Blasi, Mel Men’s golf [email protected] 628-7694 Czipri, Jeanne Volleyball [email protected] 628-5139 Douma, Craig Men’s basketball [email protected] 628-5225 Dunham, Joe Men’s and women’s cross country [email protected] 628-7603 Kobylinski, Mike Women’s soccer [email protected] 628-5224 Laidlaw, Garry Men’s soccer [email protected] 628-5789 McMartin, Jeff Football [email protected] 628-7609 Schirm, Matt Baseball [email protected] 628-5396 Steinkamp, Joe Women’s basketball [email protected] 628-7652 Sturman, Brandon Men’s and women’s track and field [email protected] 628-5591 Ferrell, Ryun Men’s and women’s tennis [email protected] 628-5194 Van Kley, Eric Athletics director, wrestling [email protected] 628-5422 Wares, George Softball [email protected] 628-5195 Wilkinson, Tim Women’s golf [email protected] 628-5439
Fax number Athletics department (641) 628-5356
Press box numbers Ron and Joyce Schipper Stadium (641) 628-5288 A.N. Kuyper Athletics Complex softball press box (641) 628-5222
III Baseball 2019 schedule Date Opponent Location Time Feb. 29 Robert Morris - Peoria (Ill.) Jacksonville, Ill. TBA Rockford (Ill.) Jacksonville, Ill. TBA March 1 Robert Morris - Peoria (Ill.) Jacksonville, Ill. TBA Rockford (Ill.) Jacksonville, Ill. TBA March 7 +MacMurray (Ill.) Jacksonville, Ill. 1 p.m. March 8 MacMurray (Ill.) Jacksonville, Ill. 1 p.m. March 14 #Keuka (N.Y.) Winter Haven, Fla. Noon March 15 #Wis.-Superior Auburndale, Fla. 2:30 p.m. March 16 #Amherst (Mass.) Auburndale, Fla. 2:45 p.m. March 20 *Coe Auburndale, Fla. 6 p.m. March 21 *+Coe Winter Haven, Fla. 3 p.m. March 27 *Wartburg Waverly 6 p.m. March 28 *+Wartburg Waverly 1 p.m. March 31 *+Loras Dubuque 3:30 p.m. April 4 +Bethany Lutheran (Minn.) Mankato, Minn. 2 p.m. April 7 *Loras Pella 3 p.m. April 10 *Dubuque Dubuque 3 p.m. April 11 *Dubuque Dubuque 1 p.m. April 14 *Simpson Indianola 6 p.m. April 17 *Luther Pella 3 p.m. April 18 *+Luther Pella 1 p.m. April 21 *+Simpson Pella 1 p.m. April 24 *Buena Vista Storm Lake 6 p.m. April 25 *+Buena Vista Storm Lake 1 p.m. May 1 *Nebraska Wesleyan Pella 3 p.m. May 2 *+Nebraska Wesleyan Pella 1 p.m. May 7-9 American Rivers tourn. Cedar Rapids TBD
*American Rivers Conference +doubleheader #RussMatt Central Florida Invitational All start times are local
BASEBALL QUICK FACTS
2019 overall record: 24-16 2019 American Rivers Conference finish: fifth (11-13) 2019 American Rivers Conference tournament finish: Fifth - L, 3-2 vs. #4 Dubuque (consolation) Starting pitchers returning: 3 (Zach Edwards, Nick Long, Tyler Steward) Starting pitchers lost: 2 (Adam Carey, Tanner Wood) Position starters returning: 3 (Trevor Kimm-C, Ben Wallace-3B, Joe Rebik-LF) Position starters lost: 5 (Ryan Bouwman-1B, Coy Moore-CF, Chris Riddle-2B, Garrett Saunders-SS, Tanner Wood-RF) Letterwinners lost/returning: 6/14 Returning all-conference players: 0 Captains: Conference championships (most recent): 5 (2012) All-Americans: 2 All-time record: 955-1,118-6
2 Baseball Matt Schirm Head coach Matt Schirm was named head coach of the Central baseball team prior to the 2015 season. Schirm piloted the Dutch to three conference tournament berths in his first five seasons and has had five players earn Division III all-region honors. He’s compiled a 92-112 record, including 43 wins in confernece games. He previously served as the top assistant at Wartburg College from 2011-14. He was the hitting coach for a team that lead the conference in hitting in two of his three seasons and won the 2013 conference regular season and tournament championships. A Coe College graduate, Schirm received all-Iowa Conference honors and served as team captain in 2001. He also played baseball in Nicaragua and El Salvador with Athletes in Action in 1999. From 2001-03, Schirm served as pitching coach at University of the Cumberlands (Ky.),where he also earned a mas- ter’s degree in education. From 2004-2006, Schirm worked as assistant director at the North Carolina Baseball Academy in Greensboro, N.C. He gave thousands of private lessons and helped run numerous camps and clinics at the academy. In 2007, started a master’s program in exercise physiology at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, receiv- ing a master’s degree in human movement at A.T. Still University in 2009. Schirm and his wife, Jessica, have three children.
Tyler Willis Assistant coach Tyler Willis joined the Central College baseball staff in 2018 He spent the 2017-18 year year as a graduate assistant at Simpson College, where he is working towards a master’s degree. He received 2015 all-Iowa Conference honors as an infielder at Wartburg College, where he graduated in 2016 and was coached for two seasons by Central head coach Matt Schirm, who was an assistant at Wartburg from 2011-14. Willis was a team captain in 2016. In 2018, Willis was also an assistant coach at Grinnell High School and previously served as a seventh grade and 10th grade coach at Waverly-Shell Rock High School. Following graduation, Willis spent a year as athletic facilities coordinator at the University of Minnesota and worked as a baseball camp counselor for the Gophers in 2017. He was also a student assistant football coach at Wartburg for four years. At Central, Willis works with the infielders and serves as hitting coach.
Tyler Willis Assistant coach Carey joins the Dutch coaching staff after completing his playing career with the program, earning three varsity letters and serving as team captain in 2019. Over five years, Carey made pitching 21 appearances and recorded 58.2 innings of work. He achieved a 5-5 mark and a 5.37 ERA. His best season came in 2019, going 4-2 in 12 appearances with a 4.93 ERA. He was with the team for five seasons after making just one appearance and receiving a medical redshirt in 2018. The Pella native previously spent two seasons as a volunteer assistant with the Pella High school baseball team. In the summer of 2019, Carey served as the pitching coach for the Rockford Rivets of the Northwoods League, a highly-touted collegiate wood bat league.
Logan Emendorfer Assistant coach Logan Emendorferjoined the Central College baseball staff in 2018 Emendorfer, who is also an assistant coach for the Dutch football staff, was a football team captain at the University of Wisconsin - Platteville He completed his B.S. from the University of Wisconsin-Platteville in health and human performance - health promo- tion, emphasizing in business administration
Eric Van Wyngarden Assistant coach Eric Van Wyngarden joined the Central College baseball staff as a volunteer assistant coach prior to the 2014 season. Van Wyngarden is a 2003 Central graduate where he was a four-year letterwinner. He served 11 years as an assistant coach at Pella Christian High School. He works as an investment advisor representative at Van Wyngarden Investments
Nick Worcester Assistant coach
Baseball 3 Michael Reuter Assistant coach Michael Reuter joined the Central baseball staff in 2019. Reuter earned four varsity letters for the Dutch from 2014-17, primarily playing as a catcher. He played in 127 career games, starting 116. A career .297 hitter, Reuter had 129 hits. He notched 21 doubles, 10 home runs and one triple. He drove in 84 runs, including a career-high 30 as a senior in 2017. Reuter was previously a volunteer assistant coach with Monticello High School for two years. He is currently his mas- ters degree in Sport Management at Grand View University in Des Moines.
Jaime Dunsbergen Assistant coach 2019 results 24-16 overall, 11-13 conference Date Opponent Location Result March 10 #+Martin Luther (Minn.) Auburndale, Fla. W, 15-2; L, 3-2 March 11 #+Husson (Maine) Leesburg, Fla. W, 3-0; W, 5-3 March 12 #Mount St. Joseph (Ohio) Auburndale, Fla. W, 14-1 March 13 #Dickinson (Pa.) Auburndale, Fla. W, 12-11 March 16 #Juniata (Pa.) Auburndale, Fla. W, 4-3 March 17 #D’Youville (N.Y.) Auburndale, Fla. W, 12-1 (7 inn.) #Knox (Ill.) Auburndale, Fla. W, 9-3 March 18 #+Crown (Minn.) Osceola, Fla. W, 11-4; W, 13-0 March 23 *+Coe Iowa City L, 16-5; L, 7-1 March 26 *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 8-7 March 30 *Wartburg Pella L, 7-3 March 31 *+Wartburg Pella W, 7-1; W, 8-3 April 2 *+Loras Pella W, 10-6; W, 5-4 April 5 *Buena Vista Pella L, 3-1 April 6 *+Buena Vista Pella L, 7-2; W, 6-4 April 9 *Loras Dubuque L, 7-4 April 12 *Luther Decorah L, 12-0; L, 7-0 April 13 *+Luther Decorah L, 12-5 April 16 *Simpson Pella W, 8-3 April 19 *Dubuque Pella W, 10-0 April 20 *+Dubuque Pella L, 6-3; L, 5-3 April 23 *+Simpson Indianola L, 8-2; W, 8-5 April 28 +Iowa Wesleyan Pella W, 4-3; W, 6-0 May 3 *+Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. L, 12-11 May 4 *+Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. W, 12-5, W, 13-1 American Rivers Conference tournament May 9 Dubuque Cedar Rapids L, 6-3 May 9 Loras Cedar Rapids W, 7-3 May 10 Dubuque Cedar Rapids L, 3-2
*American Rivers Conference +doubleheader #RussMatt Central Florida Invitational (Auburndale, Fla. and surrounding area) 2019 American Rivers Conference standings Conference Overall W L W L Coe - xy 22 2 37 8 Buena Vista - yz 15 9 26 19 Luther - y 15 9 23 20 Dubuque - y 12 11 26 15 1 Central - y 11 13 24 16 Loras - y 10 14 16 20 Wartburg 9 15 13 26 Neb. Wesleyan 8 15 10 25 Simpson 5 19 13 23 x - American Rivers Conference regular season champion y - American Rivers Conference tournament qualifiers z - American Rivers Conference tournament champion
4 Baseball 2019 individual honors and awards CoSIDA Academic All-District ABCA/Rawlings all-Central Region Garrett Saunders Garrett Saunders, SS, third team
Academic all-American Rivers Conference All-American Rivers Conference Name Major GPA Garrett Saunders, SS, second team Ryan Bouwman psychology 3.59 Coy Mooore, OF, second team Joshua Cheek biochemistry 3.89 Tanner Wood, Utility, second team Kaiden Fiebelkorn athletic training 3.68 Nick Long, SP, honorable mention Zach Greder biology 3.94 Kyle Hauser exercise science 3.75 Team awards Brent Parker business management 3.61 Most Valuable Player Award - Tanner Wood A.J. Pierce exercise science 3.97 Versteeg Award - Adam Carey, Zach Greder, Tanner Wood, Garrett Saunders biology 3.89 Garrett Saunders, Kaiden Fiebelkorn, Trevor Kimm, Kyle Hauser, Marcus Wenzel exercise science 3.56 Chris Hensley Tanner Wood accounting 3.54 Blake Wooten athletic training 3.72 Kyle Wright exercise science 3.63
2019 American Rivers statistical leaders Team Individual Double plays per game--0.73 Saves -- Ryan Riddle, 9
2019 NCAA Division III top-100 statistical rankings Team Strikeouts per nine innings Individual 37. 8.4 Saves 10. Ryan Riddle, 9 Doubles per game 38. 2.23
Doubles 51. 89
Hits allowed per nine innings 59. 8.86
Triples 66. 15
Sacrifice bunts 70. 27
Triples per game 70. 0.38
Sacrifice flies 79. 23
Earned run average 85. 4.21
Strikeout-to-walk ratio 98. 1.91
Baseball 5 1-1 6-9 2-2 6-8 1-2 0-0 1-3 4-4 1-1 1-1 1-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2 2-4 2-3 1-3 0-0 0-0 30-46 45-63 SB-ATT 2 6 1 1 0 3 4 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 27 17 SH 3 1 3 2 0 0 1 2 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 2 0 0 23 17 SF .571 .750 .125 .000 .500 .380 .338 .364 .365 .302 .500 .351 OB% 1.000 3 .293 2 0 4 0 0 0 0 17 .452 17 .432 17 .414 22 .383 10 .419 10 .373 22 .309 19 .449 13 .324 18 24 17 16 SO 5 2 4 2 4 1 5 0 7 6 1 8 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 51 231 37 303 HBP 3 7 3 3 7 3 8 9 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 22 23 21 13 11 10 BB 148 159 .441 .301 .430 .294 .500 .000 .000 .000 .416 .500 .338 1.667 1.000 SLG% 1 1 0 0 0 1 79 .537 62 .434 61 .399 71 .473 17 .472 26 18 .353 46 .455 15 .417 13 .394 25 34 36 .298 25 10 TB 5 3 6 9 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 25 29 19 35 12 20 10 16 18 12 RBI 223 541 164 426 3 1 0 2 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 7 0 14 HR 4 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 15 10 3B 9 9 7 4 6 2 3 3 3 7 4 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 12 89 64 2B 1 9 8 3 1 0 0 0 1 H 53 48 50 49 26 29 11 18 14 20 19 20 380 321 7 7 8 9 R 34 25 28 28 19 22 262 194 36 51 36 33 AB 147 143 153 150 101 121 1301 1260 40 40 3-0 1 0 5-2 6 3 4-0 2 1 5-1 7 0 5-0 5 0 2-0 1 0 16-8 11-0 2 0 40-40 40-40 40-40 39-39 18-16 59 11 17-16 31-31 13-10 14-11 19-25 83 18 25-24 79 17 34-33 26-24 85 15 GP-GS .292 .361 .336 .327 .327 .306 .305 .275 .257 .250 .242 .241 .241 .240 .235 .500 .500 .500 .000 .000 .000 .255 Avg. 1.000
2019 statistics - Batting Saunders Name Bouwman Garrett Moore Ryan Wood Coy Havlovic Tanner Diemer Cole Fiebelkorn Patrick Riddle Kaiden Wooten Chris Rozeboom Blake Farren Jon Rebik Lucas Kimm Joe Wallace Trevor Ben Linforth ------Parker Jack Hensley Brent Rugen Chris Strysik John Hauser Nick Horner Kyle John Central Opponents
6 Baseball 0 2 2 4 0 4 7 5 4 3 0 0 2 3 1 37 51 HBP 1 6 1 2 4 2 7 5 1 4 1 0 1 3 0 38 42 WP .227 .243 .187 .253 .221 .288 .229 .245 .292 .324 .250 .240 .091 .294 .286 .255 .292 Avg. 1 1 1 1 0 1 7 1 14 19 0 10 0 26 0 SO HR AB 8 31 10 ER BB R H 14 5 3 15 6 5 8 10 6 7 1 IP 3.1 3 0 1 6.1 6 2 1 3 0 3.1 1 2 3 5 0 8.2 1.2 2 3 0 21.0 19.1 45.0 45 25 16 19 35 39.2 34 21 18 52 56.2 67 38 27 16 52 38.1 32 25 21 27 22 25.1 23 19 14 20 25 22.2 26 17 14 12 23.2 34 18 16 10.0 9 7 6 5 325.0 321 194 152 159 303 322.2 380 262 205 148 231 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 10 SV 0/2 9 0/1 0 0/1 0/1 0/2 0/1 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/1 0 0/1 0 0/1 0 0/1 0 0/2 0 0/0 0 4/4 1/1 SHO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 9-9 9-4 5-5 2-0 0 7-0 0 7-0 0 4-0 0 7-1 0 1-0 0 15-0 0 14-0 0 11-3 12-7 14-1 11-10 40-40 40-40 APP-GS CG 2-0 1-0 4-2 3-2 3-5 4-2 3-3 2-0 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 W-L 24-16 16-24 ERA 1.29 2.33 3.20 4.08 4.29 4.93 4.97 5.56 6.08 0.00 1.42 5.40 5.40 6.23 4.12 5.72 16.20
Ryan Riddle 2019 statistics - Pitching Schwanke Name Wood Ryan Martin Nathan Long Tanner Carey Rece Steward Nick Wenzel Adam Edwards Tyler Marcus Blair Zach Wright ------Davidson Connor Greder Kyle Wallace Spencer Pierce Zach Ben AJ Central Opponents
Baseball 7 2019 statistics - Fielding Name Ch PO A E Fld% DP Trevor Kimm 251 223 28 0 1.000 1 Cole Havlovic 15 15 0 0 1.000 0 Adam Carey 9 3 6 0 1.000 0 Jakc Linforth 8 8 0 0 1.000 0 Marcus Wenzel 5 1 4 0 1.000 1 John Rugen 4 3 1 0 1.000 0 Zach Edwards 4 2 2 0 1.000 1 Chris Hensley 3 1 2 0 1.000 0 Kyle Wright 3 0 3 0 1.000 0 Tyler Steward 2 2 2 0 1.000 0 Ryan Riddle 2 1 1 0 1.000 0 Brent Parker 2 2 0 0 1.000 0 Nathan Schwanke 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 AJ Pierce 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 Ryan Bouwman 320 303 15 2 .994 28 Blake Wooten 76 68 7 1 .987 0 Lucas Farren 57 33 23 1 .982 1 Coy Moore 114 107 1 6 .947 1 Tanner Wood 34 24 8 2 .941 0 Chris Riddle 114 48 59 7 .939 16 Nick Long 16 4 11 1 .938 0 Patrick Diemer 16 14 1 1 .938 1 Joe Rebik 31 29 0 2 .935 0 Garrett Saunders 186 52 118 16 .914 20 Ben Wallace 63 16 36 11 .825 1 Kaiden Fiebelkorn 52 15 26 11 .788 4 Rece Martin 9 1 6 2 .778 0 Nick Strysik 0 0 0 0 .000 0 Kyle Hauser 0 0 0 0 .000 0 John Horner 0 0 0 0 .000 0 Zach Greder 0 0 0 0 .000 0 Jon Rozeboom 0 0 0 0 .000 0 Spencer Davidson 0 0 0 0 .000 0 Connor Blair 0 0 0 0 .000 0
Totals 1398 975 360 63 .955 29 Opponents 1413 968 371 74 .948 20
8 Baseball Career statistics for returning letterwinners
Patrick Diemer, jr., OF, West Des Moines, Iowa/Waukee HS One varsity letter Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2018 .188 8-4 16 2 3 1 0 1 4 0-0 7 0 2 .778 2019 .305 18-16 59 11 18 6 1 0 12 1-2 14 1 1 .938 Total .280 26-20 75 13 21 7 1 1 16 1-2 21 1 3 .880
Zach Edwards, sr., RHP, Des Moines, Iowa/Lincoln HS Three varsity letters; All-conference, second team (2018) Pitching Yr. ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO/CBO SAV IP H R ER BB SO 2017 3.05 2-3 13-3 0 0/0 4 44.1 52 18 15 9 22 2018 4.05 4-3 12-7 1 0/0 1 53.1 60 32 24 12 47 2019 6.08 2-2 5-5 0 0/0 0 23.2 34 18 16 8 31 Total 4.08 8-8 30-15 1 0/0 0 121.1 146 68 55 29 100 Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2017 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 2 4 0 1.000 2018 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 2 6 0 1.000 2019 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 2 2 0 1.000 Total .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 6 12 0 1.000
Lucas Farren, jr., OF/2B, Yorkville, Ill./Yorkville HS One varsity letter Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2018 .133 12-4 15 2 2 0 0 0 1 1-1 5 0 1 .833 2019 .241 29-25 83 18 20 3 1 0 9 2-4 33 23 1 .982 Total .224 41-29 98 20 22 3 1 0 10 3-5 38 23 2 .968
Kaiden Fiebelkorn, sr., IF, Brooklyn, Iowa/BGM HS Two varsity letters; Academic all-confernece (2018, 2019); Team captain (2019) Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2017 .000 2-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 2018 .274 22-20 62 6 17 3 0 0 8 3-4 11 38 10 .831 2019 .275 17-16 51 7 14 2 1 0 3 1-3 15 26 11 .788 Total .272 41-36 114 13 31 5 1 0 11 4-5 26 64 21 .811
Trevor Kimm, jr., C, Urbandale, Iowa/Urbandale HS Three varsity letters; Team captain (2019)
Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2017 .272 28-20 81 14 22 6 1 0 14 0-0 129 21 1 .993 2018 .289 38-38 128 26 37 5 1 0 20 1-2 256 30 5 .983 2019 .240 34-33 121 22 29 4 0 1 18 1-3 223 28 0 1.000 Total .267 100-91 330 62 88 15 2 1 52 2-5 608 79 6 .991
Baseball 9 Nick Long, jr., RHP, Marshalltown, Iowa/East Marshall HS Three varsity letters; All-conference, honorable mention (2019) Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2017 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 3 10 2 .867 2018 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 12 3 .813 2019 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 11 1 .938 Total .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 8 33 6 .872 Pitching Yr. ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO/CBO SAV IP H R ER BB SO 2017 4.11 3-4 11-11 2 1/0 0 57.0 63 34 26 29 36 2018 4.76 3-5 10-9 2 0/0 0 51.0 60 29 27 16 38 2019 4.29 3-5 11-10 0 0/0 0 56.2 67 38 27 16 52 Total 4.37 9-14 32-30 4 1/0 0 164.2 190 101 80 61 126
Rece Martin, jr., LHP, Des Moines, Iowa/Saydel HS Two varsity letters Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2017 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 1 0 1.000 2018 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 1 0 1.000 2019 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 6 2 .778 Total .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 8 0 .818 Pitching Yr. ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO/CBO SAV IP H R ER BB SO 2017 9.24 1-1 8-0 0 0/0 0 12.2 21 15 13 12 6 2018 5.66 2-0 10-0 0 0/0 0 20.2 24 16 13 14 22 2019 4.08 3-2 11-3 0 0//0 0 39.2 34 21 18 18 52 Total 5.42 6-3 20-3 0 0/0 0 73.0 79 52 44 44 80
Joe Rebik, jr., OF, Marshalltown, Iowa/Marshalltown HS Three varsity letters Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2017 .227 6-6 22 2 5 0 0 0 3 1-2 4 0 0 1.000 2018 .279 38-38 129 24 36 9 1 3 22 2-5 47 3 2 .962 2019 .241 25-24 79 17 19 7 1 2 16 2-3 29 0 2 .935 Total .261 69-68 230 43 60 16 2 5 41 5-10 80 3 4 .954
Ryan Riddle, Jr., RHP, Omaha, Neb./Mount Michael HS One varsity letter Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2018 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 2 5 1 .875 2019 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 1 0 1.000 Total .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 3 6 1 .900 Pitching Yr. ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO/CBO SAV IP H R ER BB SO 2018 3.95 0-2 7-0 0 0/0 0 13.2 12 6 6 2 12 2019 1.29 Total 4.31 3-2 10-2 0 0/0 1 31.1 30 15 15 15 28
10 Baseball Nathan Schwanke, Jr., LHP, Omaha, Neb./Concordia HS One varsity letter Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2018 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 2 0 1.000 2019 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000 Total .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 2 2 0 1.000 Pitching Yr. ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO/CBO SAV IP H R ER BB SO 2018 7.36 0-0 8-0 0 0/1 0 14.2 21 12 12 10 9 2019 2.33 1-0 14-0 0 0/1 0 19.1 15 6 5 8 19 Total 4.50 1-0 22-0
Tyler Steward, So., RHP, Norwalk, Ia./Norwalk HS Two varsity letters Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2018 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 7 0 1.000 2019 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 2 0 1.000 Total .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 9 0 1.000 Pitching Yr. ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO/CBO SAV IP H R ER BB SO 2018 4.31 3-2 10-2 0 0/1 1 31.1 30 15 15 15 28 2019 4.97 3-3 9-4 0 0/1 0 25.1 23 19 14 20 25 Total 4.61 6-5 19-6 0 0/2 1 56.2 53 34 29 35 53
Ben Wallace, So., IF/RHP, Knoxville, Iowa/Knoxville HS One varsity letter Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2019 .235 26-24 85 15 20 5 0 0 12 1-3 16 36 11 .825 Total .235 26-24 85 15 20 5 0 0 12 1-3 16 36 11 .825 Pitching Yr. ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO/CBO SAV IP H R ER BB SO 2019 6.23 0-0 7-1 0 0/2 0 8.2 10 6 6 6 7 Total 6.23 0-0 7-1 0 0/2 0 8.2 10 6 6 6 7
Marcus Wenzel, Jr., RHP, Chicago, Ill./Luther College Prep One varsity letter; Academic all-conference (2019) Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2019 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 4 0 1.000 Total .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 4 0 1.000 Pitching Yr. ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO/CBO SAV IP H R ER BB SO 2018 11.12 0-0 7-0 0 0/0 0 5.2 12 9 7 4 5 2019 5.56 2-0 14-1 0 0/0 0 22.2 26 17 14 12 14 Total 6.67 2-0 21-1 0 0/0 0 28.1 38 26 21 16 19
Blake Wooten, Sr., C, Peoria, Ariz./Centennial HS One varsity letter; Academic all-conference (2018, 2019); Versteeg Award (2018) Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2018 .250 5-1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 9 0 0 1.000 2019 .250 13-10 36 8 9 3 0 1 10 1-1 68 7 1 .987 Total ..250 18-11 40 8 10 3 0 1 10 1-1 77 7 1 .988
Baseball 11 All-time records Individual, offensive (Minimum, 50 at bats, season; 250 at-bats, career) Most hits Most RBIs Game (5 AB min.) - 5, tie, Steve Gebhart, vs. Coe, April Game - 6, tie, Wade Van Vark, 1997; Steve Gebhart, vs. Coe, 13, 2005; Allen Mann, at Cornell, April 10, 2010; April 13, 2005; Kody Wohlers vs. Coe, April 13, 2005 Jordan Judkins, vs. Babson (Mass.); March 9, 2012; Doubleheader - 9, Steve Gebhart, vs. Coe, April 13, 2005 Adam Ariola vs. Grinnell, March 9, 2014; Seth Griffiths Season - 52, Jarred Lackey, 2010 vs. Iowa Wesleyan, March 28, 2017 Career - 131, Jarred Lackey, 2008-11 Doubleheader - 7, tie, Steve Gebhart, vs. Coe, April 13, 2005; Shea Stamp, vs. Cornell, April 1, 2006 Most total bases Season - 73, Scott Marlow, 2000 Game - 15, Steve Gebhart, vs. Coe, April 13, 2005 Career - 226, Mike Furlong, 2009-12 Season - 124, Scott Marlow, 2000 Career - 333, Mike Furlong, 2009-12 Highest batting average Season - .481, Adam Duerfeldt (65-135), 2006 Most walks Career - .384, Adam Duerfeldt (207-539), 2003-06 Game - 4, Garrett Saunders, vs. Anderson (Ind.), March 3, 2017 Highest slugging percentage Season - 28, Caleb Rangel, 2010 Season - .844, Mike Schermer, 1983 Career - 100, Caleb Rangel, 2008-11 Career - .718, Rich Schulte, 1989-91 Most times hit by pitch Highest on-base percentage Game - 3, Kyle Crampton, vs. Anderson (Ind.), March 11, Season - .586, Blake Jesssen, 1993 2018; Lucas Farren, at Nebraska Wesleyan, May 3, Career - .471, Shea Stamp, 2003-06 2019; Cole Havlovic, at Nebraska Wesleyan, May 4, 2019 Most at bats Season - 22, Shea Stamp, 2005 Season - 177, Jordan Judkins, 2014 Career - 50, Shea Stamp, 2003-06 Career - 619, Garrett Saunders, 2016-19 Most sacrifice flies Most runs scored Season - 6, tie, Eric Methlie, 1987; Steve Gebhart, 2004; Game - 5, tie, Ben Tressel, at Westminster (Mo.), March 6, Jake Jadlowski, 2008; Adam Ariola, 2012; Noah 2010; Garrett Sanders, at Hendrix (Ark.), March 10, 2017 Stochl, 2017 Doubleheader - 7, tie, Steve Gebhart, Shea Stamp, at Coe, Career - 18, Adam Ariola, 2011-14 April 13, 2005 Season - 57, Mike Furlong, 2010 Most sacrifice hits Career - 174, Mike Furlong, 2009-12 Season - 11, Blake Jessen, 1993 Career - 23, tie, Blake Jessen, 1990-93; Justin Owens, 2005-08 Most doubles Season - 23, Robbie Rushing, 2014 Most stolen bases Career - 48, Garrett Saunders, 2016-19 Game - 3, tie, Anthony Miller, vs. Dubuque, April 3, 2010; Jarred Lackey, vs. William Paterson (N.J.), March 16, Most triples 2011; Michael Jontz, Buena Vista, April 24, 2012; Season - 6, Adam Duerfeldt, 2006 Michael Jontz, Cornell, April 28, 2012; Seth Griffiths, vs. Career - 13, Mike Furlong, 2009-12 Knox (Ill.), March 16, 2017; Chris Riddle, vs. Dickinson (Pa.), March 13, 2019 Most home runs Season - 31, Seth Griffiths, 2017 Game - 3, tie, Jerry Rohach, vs Northern Iowa, May 4, Career - 55, Mike Furlong, 2009-12 1983; Kody Wohlers, vs. Coe, April 13, 2005; Steve Highest season pct. (20 att. min.) - .950 (19-20), Joe Gebhart, vs. Coe, April 13, 2005 Byers, 1999 Doubleheader - 5, Jerry Rohach, vs. Northern Iowa, May Highest career pct. (30 att. min.) - .938, Michael Jontz 4, 1983 (30-32), 2011-13 Season - 15, Pat Johnson, 2004 Career - 24, Rick Hassman, 1986-89 Most games Played, season - 46, Scott Marlow, 2000 Played, career - 161, Garrett Saunders, 2016-19 Started, career - 161, Garrett Saunders, 2016-19
12 Baseball Individual, defensive (minimum, 100 chances, season; 300 chances, career) Highest fielding percentage Most assists Season - 1.000, tie, Jeff Collum (150-11-0), 1991; Chris Season - 134, Kirby Coppess, 2015 Douglass (96-11-0), 1997; Robert Steim (105-13-0), Career - 452, Garrett Saunders, 2016-19 1999; Max Seeman (176-18-0), 2012; Jace Ahrendsen (147-23-0), 2013; Trevor Kimm (147-23-0), 2019 Most double plays Career - .992, Jace Ahrendsen, (298-58-3), 2011-14 Season - 29, Ryan Bouwman, 2018 Career - 87, Mike Furlong, 2009-12 Most putouts Season - 369, Seth Carson, 2012 Career - 969, Jeremy Kippley, 2005-08
Individual, pitching (minimum, 35 innings, season; 100 innings, career) Most victories Most appearances Season - 9 (9-1), Brett Mahan, 2006 Season - 19, tie, Doug Eisenman, 2010; Judson McKown, Career - 24 (24-11), Brett Mahan, 2005-08 2013 Career - 60, Judson McKown, 2011-14 Lowest ERA Season - 1.20 (45.0 IP), Judson McKown, 2012 Most games started Career - 2.24 (180.2 IP), Judson McKown, 2011-14 Season - 13, Joel Pulliam, 2011 Career - 39, Brett Mahan, 2005-08 Lowest opponent batting average Season - .191 (65.0 IP), Wade Van Vark, 1997 Most complete games Career - .232, tie, (127.0 IP), Josh Allison 1995-96; (239.0 Season - 9, Jeff Hanneman, 1988 IP), Joel Pulliam, 2009-12 Career - 19, Wade Van Vark, 1996-99
Fewest walks allowed per nine inning game Most shutouts Season - 1.07 (42.0 IP), Todd Vande Noord, 1999 Season - 3, tie, Joel Pulliam, 2011; Judson McKown, 2014 Career - 1.79 (180.2 IP), Judson McKown, 2011-14 Career - 5, Joel Pulliam, 2009-12
Most strikeouts per nine inning game Most innings pitched Season - 11.80 (39.2 IP), Rece Martin, 2019 Season - 81.2, Joel Pulliam, 2011 Career - 9.36 (131.2 IP), Dave Gregory, 1984-86 Career - 264.0, Brett Mahan, 2005-08
Most saves Most strikeouts Season - 9, Ryan Riddle, 2019 Season - 85, Joel Pulliam, 2011 Career - 14, Judson McKown, 2011-14 Career - 226, Joel Pulliam, 2009-12
Baseball 13 Team records, season Offensive Pitching Highest batting average - .343, 2009 Most victories - 29, 2012 Most hits - 450, 2000 Lowest ERA - 2.43, 2012 Most at-bats - 1,412, 2014 Most shutouts - 6, tie, 2012; 2015 Most runs - 353, 2010 Most strikeouts - 303, 2019 Most runs per game - 7.6, 2001 Most strikeouts per 9 inn. game - 8.4, 2019 Most doubles - 89, 2019 Most triples - 18, 2006 Defensive Most home runs - 47, 2000 Most double plays - 39, 2009 Most RBI - 334, 2000 Most putouts - 1,045, 2017 Most walks - 180, 2000 Most assists - 466, 2014 Most total bases - 708, 2000 Most errors - 119, 1988 Most stolen bases - 75, 2010 Highest fielding percentage - .968 (1035-466-50), 2014 Most stolen bases per game - 1.9, 1997 Fewest stolen bases allowed - 12, 1998 Lowest strikeout/at bats ratio - 0.137 (168/1,219), 2012
Team records, game Most at bats - 48, tie, vs. Wartburg, May 15, 2004; at Most errors - 8, at Trinity (Texas), Feb. 1979, Simpson, April 4, 2009; vs. Dubuque, April 4, 2015 Most home runs - 5, at Coe, April 13, 2005, Most hits - 24, vs. Crown (Minn.), March 18, 2014, Most home runs, doubleheader - 9, at Coe, April 13, 2005 Most hits allowed - 23, vs. Luther, April 2, 2016 Most RBI - 20, vs. Luther, April 2, 2016 Most hits allowed, doubleheader - 39, vs. Luther, April Most doubles - 9, vs. Saint Vincent (Pa.), March 6, 2018 7, 2005 Most stolen bases - 8, vs. William Patterson (N.J.), March Most runs - 25, at Buena Vista, April 23, 1986 16, 2011 Most runs allowed - 22, vs. Coe, April 3, 2004; at Upper Largest ninth-inning deficit overcome - 6 runs (11-5, Iowa, April 28, 2004, won 12-11), vs. Luther, May 12, 2006 Most runs, two teams - 39, vs. Buena Vista, April 23, 1983 (W, 24-15) Largest victory margins Margin Opponent Site Date Score 18 Martin Luther (Minn.) New Ulm, Minn. April 22, 2009 18-0 17 Crown (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. Mar. 18, 2014 17-0 16 Dubuque Dubuque May 7,1977 17-1 16 Rockford (Ill.) Fort Myers, Fla. March 23, 2000 20-4 16 Moravian (Pa.) Fort Myers, Fla. March 10, 2003 17-1 15 Iowa Wesleyan Mount Pleasant May 8, 2000 15-0 15 Urbana (Ohio) Port Charlotte, Fla. March 11, 2005 20-5 15 Southern Vermont Fort Myers, Fla. March 13, 2009 17-2 15 Minn.-Morris Fort Myers, Fla. March 16, 2009 18-3 15 Knox (Ill.) Fort Myers, Fla. March 14, 2012 16-1 15 Simpson Indianola May 5, 2017 15-0
Largest defeat margins Margin Opponent Site Date Score 22 Simpson 1953 25-3 21 Iowa Iowa City May 5, 1975 21-0 19 Coe Pella April 3, 2004 22-3 18 Iowa Wesleyan 1953 23-5 18 Iowa Iowa City April 27, 1977 20-2 18 Concordia Lutheran Austin, Texas March 3, 1993 20-2 17 Iowa State Ames April 8,1981 17-0 17 St. Mary’s (Texas) San Antonio, Texas Feb. 28, 1989 17-0 16 Georgia College Millidgeville, Ga. Feb. 29, 1980 16-0 16 Simpson 1946 25-9 16 Luther 1958 16-0 16 St. Mary’s (Texas) San Antonio, Texas Feb. 27, 1986 18-2 16 Graceland Lamoni May 1,1991 16-0 16 Denison (Ohio) Fort Myers, Fla. March 15, 2003 18-2 14 Baseball Individual season record leaderboards OFFENSIVE Most hits Most at bats No. Name Hits Year No. Name At bats Year 1. Scott Marlow 73 2000 1. Jordan Judkins 177 2014 2. Robbie Rushing 68 2014 2. Zach Zylstra 171 2015 3. Mike Furlong 67 2010 3. Seth Griffiths 168 2017 Jordan Judkins 67 2014 4. Mike Furlong 167 2010 5. Adam Duerfeldt 65 2006 5. Robbie Rushing 166 2014 6. Seth Griffiths 64 2018 6. Andrew O’Toole 165 2014 7. Jarred Lackey 63 2010 Garrett Saunders 165 2018 8. Mike Furlong 61 2009 8. Scott Marlow 163 2000 9. Zach Zylstra 60 2015 Kirby Coppess 163 2015 10. Adam Ariola 162 2014 10. Joe Byers 58 2000 Seth Griffiths 58 2017 Most runs scored No. Name Runs Year Highest batting average (min. 50 AB) 1. Mike Furlong 57 2010 No. Name Avg. Year 2. Joe Byers 54 2000 1. Adam Duerfeldt .481 (65-135) 2006 3. Shea Stamp 50 2006 2. Blake Jessen .453 (24-53) 1993 4. Adam Duerfeldt 48 2006 3. Scott Marlow .448 (73-163) 2000 5. Shea Stamp 47 2005 4. Todd Connelly .438 (32-73) 1990 6. Scott Marlow 46 2000 5. Jason Darling .432 (54-125) 1998 7. Mike Furlong 45 2009 Todd Connelly .432 (38-88) 1987 8. Matt Menninga 43 2000 7. Joe Tecklenburg .431 (50-116) 1985 Ben Tressel 43 2009 8. Kent Van Vark .417 (30-72) 1980 Jordan Judkins 43 2014 9. Scott Marlow .412 (47-114) 2001 10. Robbie Rushing .410 (68-166) 2014 Most doubles No. Name 2B Year Highest slugging percentage (min. 50 AB) 1. Robbie Rushing 23 2014 No. Name Pct. Year 2. John Edwards 22 1970 1. Mike Schermer .844 (77 AB) 1983 3. Scott Marlow 19 2000 2. Rick Hassman .792 (120 AB) 1988 Michael Edwards 19 2007 5. Eric Johnson 18 1994 3. Adam Duerfeldt .785 (135 AB) 2006 6. Zach Zylstra 17 2015 4. Rich Schulte .780 (82 AB) 1991 7. Caleb Rangel 16 2011 5. Chris Douglass .771 (140 AB) 2000 Garrett Saunders 16 2018 6. Pat Johnson .764 (140 AB) 2004 9. Kirby Coppess 15 2015 7. Scott Marlow .761 (163 AB) 2000 10. Michael Edwards 14 2008 8. Scott Marlow .719 (114 AB) 2001 Scott Marlow 14 2001 9. Rich Schulte .702 (94 AB) 1989 Kody Wohlers 14 2004 10. Brian Gossling .700 (60 AB) 1988 Shea Stamp 14 2005 Tanner Wood 14 2019 Highest on base percentage (min. 50 AB) Most triples No. Name Pct. Year No. Name 3B Year 1. Blake Jessen .586 (53 AB) 1993 1. Adam Duerfeldt 6 2006 2. Adam Duerfeldt .543 (135 AB) 2006 2. Mike Schermer 5 1983 3. Shea Stamp .542 (127 AB) 2005 Jason Darling 5 1998 4. Chris Kollbaum .521 (70 AB) 2001 Mike Furlong 5 2009 5. Todd Connelly .518 (73 AB) 1990 Jordan Judkins 5 2014 6. Brian Gossling .513 (60 AB) 1988 6. Mike Schermer 4 1984 7. Rich Schulte .510 (76 AB) 1990 Tom Koos 4 1985 Curt Retz 4 1988 8. Caleb Rangel .506 (118 AB) 2009 Eric Johnson 4 1993 9. Jeff Wooten .505 (89 AB) 1988 Scott Marlow 4 2000 Rick Hassman .505 (85 AB) 1989 Shea Stamp 4 2005 Jeremy Kippley 4 2006 Anthony Bazant 4 2008 Mike Furlong 4 2010 Tanner Wood 4 2018 Garrett Saunders 4 2019
Baseball 15 Individual season record leaderboards
Most home runs Most times hit by pitch No. Name HR Year No. Name HBP Year 1. Pat Johnson 15 2004 1. Shea Stamp 22 2005 2. Rick Hassman 14 1989 2. Shea Stamp 21 2006 3. Jeremy Kippley 13 2005 Chris Douglass 14 1988 Nathan Landas 13 2004 4. Steve Gebhart 9 2005 5. Jeremy Kippley 12 2007 5. Mike Hanna 8 1986 Robbie Rushing 12 2013 Joe Byers 8 2000 Spencer Gritsch 12 2016 Scott Marlow 8 2000 8. Kody Wohlers 11 2004 Adam Duerfeldt 8 2005 Ben Tressel 11 2008 Jarred Lackey 8 2010 Ben Tressel 11 2009 10. Rich Schulte 7 1989 Ben Tressel 11 2010 Jacob Effron 11 2014 Rich Schulte 7 1991 Josh Allison 7 1996 Most sacrifice flies Scott Marlow 7 2001 No. Name SF Year Matt Menninga 7 2002 1. Erik Methlie 6 1987 Kody Wohlers 7 2005 Steve Gebhart 6 2004 Jake Jadlowski 6 2008 Most RBIs Adam Ariola 6 2012 No. Name RBI Year Noah Stochl 6 2017 6. Kent Van Vark 5 1980 1. Jarred Lackey 52 2010 Todd Connelly 5 1987 2. Pat Johnson 50 2004 Adam Duerfeldt 5 2006 3. Chris Douglass 48 2000 Caleb Rangel 5 2009 4. Scott Marlow 47 2000 Adam Ariola 5 2013 5. Adam Duerfeldt 46 2006 Adam Ariola 5 2014 Robbie Rushing 46 2014 Jordan Judkins 5 2014 7. Steve Gebhart 45 2005 Garrett Saunders 5 2017 8. Jarred Lackey 44 2009 Most sacrifice hits 9. Matt Menninga 43 2000 No. Name SH Year 10. Jeremy Kippley 41 2006 1. Blake Jessen 11 1993 2. Justin Owens 9 2006 Most total bases Anthony Miller 9 2011 No. Name Bases Year Sam Stetzel 9 2011 1. Scott Marlow 124 2000 5. Scott Gustafson 8 1996 2. Robbie Rushing 113 2014 Jay McDaniel 8 1981 3. Chris Douglass 108 2000 Seth Carson 8 2012 Jordan Judkins 8 2013 4. Pat Johnson 107 2004 9. Matt Schulte 7 1986 5. Adam Duerfeldt 106 2006 Wade Van Vark 7 1996 6. Mike Furlong 101 2010 Pat Johnson 7 2004 Jarred Lackey 101 2010 Jake Jadlowski 7 2007 8. Adam Duerfeldt 96 2005 Caleb Rangel 7 2008 9. Rick Hassman 95 1988 Blake Smith 7 2008 Garrett Saunders 95 2018 Allen Mann 7 2012 Most stolen bases Most walks No. Name SB Year No. Name BB Year 1. Seth Griffiths 31 2017 1. Caleb Rangel 28 2010 2. Tom Koos 23 1986 2. Caleb Rangel 27 2009 3. Garrett Saunders 21 2018 3. Shea Stamp 26 2006 4. Craig Wilkin 20 1981 Ben Tressel 26 2010 Ronnie Lamfers 20 2001 Michael Jontz 26 2012 6. Joe Byers 19 1999 6. Chris Douglass 25 2000 7. Joe Byers 18 2000 8. Mike Furlong 17 2010 Caleb Rangel 25 2011 Mike Furlong 17 2011 8. Joe Byers 24 2000 10. Tom Koos 16 1985 Curtis Zuber 24 1987 Shea Stamp 16 2006 Mark Ruby 24 2000 Anthony Miller 16 2010 Sam Stetzel 24 2013 Mike Furlong 16 2012
16 Baseball Individual season record leaderboards PITCHING Most wins Fewest walks allowed per nine inning game (min. 35 IP) No. Name Wins Year No. Name Walks Year 1. Brett Mahan 9 (9-1) 2006 1. Todd Vande Noord 1.07 (42.0 IP) 1999 2. Joel Pulliam 8 (8-1) 2012 2. Judson McKown 1.09 (66.0 IP) 2014 3. Jeff Hanneman 7 (7-4) 1988 3. Matt Schissel 1.42 (49.2 IP) 2014 Mark Steffes 7 (7-2) 1980 4. Doug Eisenman 1.56 (52.0 IP) 2010 Brett Mahan 7 (7-3) 2008 5. Wade Van Vark 1.65 (60.0 IP) 1999 6. Randy Schoyer 6 (6-1) 1985 6. Brett Mahan 1.83 (73.2 IP) 2007 Dan Dwyer 6 (6-2) 1986 Zach Edwards 1.83 (44.1 IP) 2017 Mark Sabala 6 (6-3) 1994 8. Josh Allison 1.91 (70.2 IP) 1996 Josh Allison 6 (6-2) 1995 9. Josh Allison 1.92 (56.1 IP) 1995 Wade Van Vark 6 (6-1) 1997 10. Dakotah Wolken 1.94 (65.0 IP) 2014 Wade Van Vark 6 (6-3) 1998 Todd Vande Noord 6 (6-4) 2000 Most strikeouts per nine inning game (min. 35 IP) Jim Barclay 6 (6-2) 2002 No. Name Strikeouts Year Matt Rohach 6 (6-3) 2004 1. Rece Martin 11.80 (39.2 IP) 2019 Austin DeHoogh 6 (6-2) 2005 2. Dave Gregory 11.25 (48.0 IP) 1985 Dayton Glasgow 6 (6-1) 2008 3. Dylan Diveney 10.97 (53.1 IP) 2018 Corey Eisenmann 6 (6-2) 2010 4. Todd Subbert 10.73 (50.1 IP) 1988 Joel Pulliam 6 (6-4) 2011 5. Jim Barclay 9.71 (38.0 IP) 1999 Dirk Lindaman 6 (6-1) 2012 6. Todd Vande Noord 9.64 (42.0 IP) 1999 Judson McKown 6 (6-2) 2012 7. Jim Barclay 9.61 (39.1 IP) 2003 Judson McKown 6 (6-3) 2014 8. Joel Pulliam 9.37 (81.2 IP) 2011 Dakotah Wolken 6 (6-2) 2014 9. Todd Subbert 9.10 (58.1 IP) 1989 Andy Carr 6 (6-2) 2015 10. Mark Steffes 9.00 (50.0 IP) 1980 Scott Carter 9.00 (53.0 IP) 1995 Lowest earned run average (min. 35 IP) No. Name ERA Year Most saves 1. Judson McKown 1.20 (45.0 IP) 2012 No. Name Saves Year 2. Judson McKown 1.50 (66.0 IP) 2014 1. Ryan Riddle 9 2019 3. Mark Steffes 1.59 (45.1 IP) 1978 2. Judson McKown 8 2013 4. Dan Dwyer 1.63 (56.1 IP) 1986 3. Adam Squires 5 2008 5. Dylan Diveney 1.66 (43.1 IP) 2017 Doug Eisenman 5 2010 6. Dirk Lindaman 1.79 (60.1 IP) 2012 5. Jason Darling 4 1998 7. Randy Schroyer 2.13 (55.0 IP) 1985 Gavin Mitchell 4 2004 8. Joel Pulliam 2.20 (81.2 IP) 2011 Zach Edwards 4 2017 9. Dylan Diveney 2.23 (60.2 IP) 2015 8. Jeff Eeling 3 1984 10. Andy Carr 2.37 (68.1 IP) 2015 Mark Sabala 3 1993 Eric Van Wyngarden 3 2000 Lowest opponent batting average (min. 35 IP) Eric Van Wyngarden 3 2002 No. Name Avg. Year Drew Riemenschneider 3 2005 1. Wade Van Vark .191 (65.0 IP) 1997 Bret Bell 3 2011 2. Dylan Diveney .195 (43.1 IP) 2017 Judson McKown 3 2012 3. Randal Maifeld .197 (43.1 IP) 1995 Judson McKown 3 2014 4. Judson McKown .202 (66.0 IP) 2014 Mack Boothe 3 2014 5. Joel Pulliam .204 (80.2 IP) 2012 6. Mark Sabala .206 (48.1 IP) 1993 7. Dylan Diveney .212 (60.2 IP) 2015 8. Ryan Goetzinger .213 (54.2 IP) 2012 9. Josh Allison .215 (70.2 IP) 1996 10. Todd Vande Noord .216 (50.1 IP) 1998
Baseball 17 Individual season record leaderboards
Most appearances Most shutouts No. Name App. Year No. Name Shutouts Year 1. Doug Eisenman 19 2010 1. Joel Pulliam 3 2011 Judson McKown 19 2013 Judson McKown 3 2014 3. Adam Squires 17 2008 3 Wade Van Vark 2 1999 Ben Gander 17 2006 Jim Barclay 2 2002 Judson McKown 17 2012 Brett Mahan 2 2008 6. Todd Vande Noord 16 2001 Dylan Diveney 2 2015 Doug Eisenman 16 2009 8. Eric Van Wyngarden 15 2000 Most innings pitched Austin DeHoogh 15 2003 No. Name Innings Year Matt Rohach 15 2004 1. Joel Pulliam 81.2 2011 Adam Squires 15 2007 2. Joel Pulliam 80.2 2012 Ryan Riddle 15 2019 3. Jeff Hannemann 75.0 1988 4. Brett Mahan 74.2 2006 Most games started 5. Brett Mahan 73.2 2008 No. Name Starts Year Brett Mahan 73.2 2007 1. Joel Pulliam 13 2011 7. Josh Allison 70.2 1996 2. Todd Vande Noord 12 2000 8. Corey Eisenmann 69.1 2010 Joe Lubach 12 2000 9. Andy Carr 68.1 2015 4. Jeff Hannemann 11 1988 10. Mike Luce 67.2 2007 Matt Rohach 11 2004 Matt Rohach 11 2005 Most strikeouts Brett Mahan 11 2006 No. Name Strikeouts Year Brett Mahan 11 2008 1. Joel Pulliam 85 2011 Corey Eisenmann 11 2010 2. Joel Pulliam 77 2012 Ryan Goetzinger 11 2011 3. Brett Mahan 73 2006 Dirk Lindaman 11 2011 4. Dylan Diveney 65 2018 Joel Pulliam 11 2012 5. Dave Gregory 60 1985 Nick Long 11 2017 Todd Subbert 60 1988 7. Todd Subbert 59 1989 Most complete games 8. Wade Van Vark 58 1999 No. Name CG’s Year 9. Brett Mahan 57 2008 1. Jeff Hannemann 9 1988 10. Mark Steffes 55 1979 2. Tom Vander Linden 7 1981 Wade Van Vark 7 1998 Brett Mahan 7 2006 5. Mark Steffes 6 1980 Todd Subbert 6 1989 Rich Schulte 6 1991 Scott Carter 6 1994 Mark Sabala 6 1994 Josh Allison 6 1995 Wade Van Vark 6 1997 Wade Van Vark 6 1999 Judson McKown 6 2014
18 Baseball Individual career record leaderboards OFFENSE Most hits - 100 Hits Club Highest slugging percentage (min. 250 AB) No. Name Hits Years No. Name Pct. Years 1. Mike Furlong 226 2009-12 1. Rich Schulte .718 (252 AB) 1989-91 2. Garrett Saunders 211 2016-19 2. Rick Hassman .662 (390 AB) 1986-89 3. Adam Duerfeldt 207 2003-06 3. Scott Marlow .613 (444 AB) 1998-2001 4. Ben Tressel 180 2007-10 4. Pat Johnson .598 (259 AB) 2003-04 5. Adam Ariola 176 2011-14 5. Adam Duerfeldt .594 (539 AB) 2003-06 6. Caleb Rangel 175 2008-11 6. Steve Gebhart .586 (423 AB) 2002-05 7. Derek Knutson 171 2006-09 Robbie Rushing .586 (304 AB) 203-14 8. Jarred Lackey 165 2008-11 8. Shea Stamp .563 (465 AB) 2003-06 9. Scott Marlow 164 1998-2001 9. Matt Menninga .560 (414 AB) 1999-2002 10. Michael Edwards 163 2005-08 10. Mike Hanna .555 (299 AB) 1983-86 11. Shea Stamp 157 2003-06 12. Joe Byers 153 1997-2000 Highest on base percentage (min. 250 AB) 13. Steve Gebhart 152 2002-05 No. Name Pct. Years 14. Rick Hassman 146 1986-89 1. Shea Stamp .471 (465 AB) 2003-06 15. Jordan Judkins 145 2011-14 2. Scott Marlow .466 (444 AB) 1998-2001 16. Zach Brown 142 2014-17 3. Rich Schulte .463 (252 AB) 1989-91 17. Anthony Miller 140 2008-11 Caleb Rangel .463 (501 AB) 2008-11 18. Matt Menninga 139 1999-2002 5. Chris Kollbaum .459 (314 AB) 1999-2002 19. Sam Stetzel 138 2010-13 6. Robbie Rushing .456 (304 AB) 2013-14 20. Jeremy Kippley 130 2005-08 7. Rick Hassman .455 (390 AB) 1986-89 Tanner Wood 130 2017-19 8. Ben Messerly .450 (260 AB) 1992-95 22. Michael Reuter 129 2014-17 Adam Duerfeldt .450 (539 AB) 2003-06 23. Jake Jadlowski 124 2006-08 10. Sam Stetzel .434 (412 AB) 2010-13 24. Kody Wohlers 119 2002-05 25. Scott Gustafson 118 1994-97 Most at bats 26. Todd Connelly 117 1987-90 No. Name At bats Years Wade Van Vark 117 1996-99 1. Garrett Saunders 619 2016-19 28. Chris Douglass 116 1997-2000 2. Mike Furlong 613 2009-12 29. Zach Zylstra 112 2013-15 3. Ben Tressel 566 2007-10 30. Robbie Rushing 111 2013-14 4. Adam Ariola 564 2011-14 Ryan Bouwman 111 2016, 2018-19 5. Adam Duerfeldt 539 2003-06 32. Van Roekel 109 1992-95 6. Derek Knutson 526 2006-09 33. Eric Johnson 104 1992-95 7. Caleb Rangel 501 2008-11 34. Jeff Wooten 101 1988-91 8. Zach Brown 491 2014-17 9. Michael Edwards 490 2005-08 Highest batting average (min. 250 AB) 10. Joe Byers 486 1997-2000 No. Name Avg. Years 1. Adam Duerfeldt .384 (207-539) 2003-06 Most runs scored 2. Rick Hassman .374 (146-390) 1986-89 No. Name Runs Years 3. Rich Schulte .373 (94-252) 1989-91 1. Mike Furlong 174 2009-12 4. Mike Furlong .369 (226-613) 2009-12 2. Ben Tressel 150 2007-10 Scott Marlow .369 (164-444) 1998-2001 3. Shea Stamp 144 2003-06 6. Robbie Rushing .365 (111-304) 2013-14 4. Adam Duerfeldt 135 2003-06 7. Steve Gebhart .359 (152-423) 2002-05 5. Garrett Saunders 133 2016-19 8. Todd Connelly .355 (117-330) 1987-90 6. Joe Byers 129 1997-2000 9. Caleb Rangel .349 (175-501) 2008-11 7. Caleb Rangel 117 2008-11 10. Jarred Lackey .344 (165-479) 2008-11 8. Derek Knutson 113 2006-09 9. Michael Edwards 111 2005-08 10. Scott Marlow 106 1998-01
Baseball 19 Individual career record leaderboards
Most doubles Most total bases No. Name 2B Years No. Name Bases Years 1. Garrett Saunders 48 2016-19 1. Mike Furlong 333 2009-12 2. Caleb Rangel 44 2008-11 2. Adam Duerfeldt 320 2003-06 3. Michael Edwards 41 2005-08 3. Garrett Saunders 310 2016-19 Adam Duerfeldt 41 2003-06 4. Scott Marlow 272 1998-2001 5. Scott Marlow 40 1998-2001 5. Shea Stamp 262 2003-06 6. Mike Furlong 36 2009-12 6. Derek Knutson 260 2006-09 7. Robie Rushing 35 2013-14 7. Rick Hassman 258 1986-89 8. Tanner Wood 34 2017-19 8. Steve Gebhart 248 2002-05 9. Steve Gebhart 32 2002-05 9. Jarred Lackey 246 2008-11 Shea Stamp 32 2003-06 10. Caleb Rangel 238 2008-11
Most triples Most walks No. Name 3B Years No. Name Walks Years 1. Mike Furlong 13 2009-12 1. Caleb Rangel 100 2008-11 2. Adam Duerfeldt 12 2003-06 2. Shea Stamp 73 2003-06 3. Mike Schermer 9 1983-84 3. Ben Tressel 71 2007-10 Joe Byers 9 1997-2000 4. Garrett Saunders 70 2016-19 Jacob Hirst 9 2015-17 5. Blake Jessen 66 1990-93 Garrett Saunders 9 2016-19 6. Chris Douglass 65 1997-2000 7. Rich Schulte 8 1989-91 7. Brent Van Roekel 64 1992-95 Shea Stamp 8 2003-06 8. Michael Edwards 63 2005-08 9. Todd Connelly 7 1987-90 9. Sam Stetzel 60 2010-13 Jason Darling 7 1997-98 10. Chris Kollbaum 59 1999-02 Jeremy Kippley 7 2005-08 Jake Jadlowski 7 2006-08 Most times hit by pitch No. Name HBP Years Most home runs 1. Shea Stamp 50 2003-06 No. Name HR Years 3. Ben Tressel 39 2007-10 1. Rick Hassman 24 1986-89 3. Jeremy Kippley 32 2005-08 2. Chris Douglass 20 1997-2000 4. Kody Wohlers 29 2002-05 Scott Marlow 20 1998-2001 5. Adam Duerfeldt 26 2003-06 Steve Gebhart 20 2002-05 6. Chris Kollbaum 25 1999-2002 5. Matt Menninga 19 1999-2002 7. Jarred Lackey 24 2008-11 Shea Stamp 19 2003-06 8. Justin Owens 23 2005-08 7. Derek Knutson 18 2006-09 Spencer Gritsch 23 2013-16 8. Rich Schulte 17 1989-91 10. Mike Furlong 21 2009-12 9. Pat Johnson 16 2003-04 Adam Duerfeldt 16 2003-06 Most sacrifice flies No. Name SF Year Most RBIs 1. Adam Ariola 18 2011-14 No. Name RBIs Years 2. Garrett Saunders 12 2016-19 1. Jarred Lackey 131 2008-11 2. Adam Duerfeldt 11 2003-06 2. Derek Knutson 130 2006-09 3. Dan Hassman 10 1980-83 3. Adam Duerfeldt 129 2003-06 Michael Edwards 10 2005-08 4. Matt Menninga 126 1999-2002 Jake Jadlowski 10 2006-08 5. Steve Gebhart 115 2002-05 Caleb Rangel 10 2008-11 6. Mike Furlong 114 2009-12 Jarred Lackey 10 2008-11 Adam Ariola 114 2011-14 Noah Stochl 10 2014-17 8. Michael Edwards 113 2005-08 9. Matt Menninga 9 1999-02 9. Caleb Rangel 111 2008-11 Kody Wohlers 9 2002-05 10. Scott Marlow 106 1998-2001
20 Baseball Individual career record leaderboards Most sacrifice hits FIELDING No. Name SH Years Highest fielding percentage (min. 300 chances) 1. Blake Jessen 23 1990-93 No. Name Pct. Years Justin Owens 23 2005-08 1. Jace Ahrendsen .992 (298-58-3) 2011-14 3. Allen Mann 19 2010-13 2. Jason Darling .991 (405-25-4) 1997-98 4. Ben Tressel 18 2007-10 Michael Reuter .991 (603-75-6) 2014-17 5. Jake Jadlowski 17 2006-08 4. Jeff Collum .990 (372-31-4) 1988-91 Anthony Miller 17 2008-11 Jason Hassman .990 (387-20-4) 2008-10 Sam Stetzel 17 2010-13 Ryan Bouwman .990 (783-41-8) 2016, 2018-19 8. Adam Ariola 15 2011-14 7. Mason Ellis .987 (293-10-4) 2015 9. Seth Carson 14 2010-13 8. Seth Carson .986 (905-43-13) 2010-13 10. Corey Powell 13 1994-97 9. Chris Douglass .982 (532-71-11) 1997-2000 Jordan Judkins 13 2012-14 10. Adam Duerfeldt .981 (722-64-15) 2003-06 Thomas Fuller .981 (290-16-6) 1991-93 Most stolen bases No. Name SB Years Most putouts 1. Mike Furlong 55 (55-65) 2009-12 No. Name Putouts Years 2. Joe Byers 50 (50-55) 1997-2000 1. Jeremy Kippley 969 2005-08 3. Tom Koos 42 (42-46) 1983-86 2. Seth Carson 905 2010-13 4. Seth Griffiths 40 (40-46) 2015-17 3. Ryan Bouwman 832 2016, 2018-19 5. Wade Van Vark 36 (36-42) 1996-99 4. Adam Duerfeldt 722 2003-06 Jarred Lackey 36 (36-45) 2008-11 5. Trevor Kimm 608 2017-present 7. Gary Happel 35 1981-84 6. Michael Reuter 603 2014-17 Garrett Saunders 34 (of 45) 2016-present 7. Chris Douglass 532 1997-2000 9. Brent Van Roekel 34 (34-43) 1992-95 8. Mike Vroegh 527 1998-2001 Adam Ariola 34 (34-44) 2011-14 9. Ben Messerly 492 1992-95 10. Travis Hilsabeck 465 2000-03 Most games played No. Name Games Years Most assists 1. Garrett Saunders 161 2016-19 No. Name Assists Years 2. Ben Tressel 159 2007-10 1. Garrett Saunders 452 2016-19 Mike Furlong 159 2009-12 2. Mike Furlong 439 2009-12 Adam Ariola 159 2011-14 3. Adam Ariola 386 2011-14 5. Caleb Rangel 153 2008-11 4. Jordan Judkins 319 2011-14 6. Adam Duerfeldt 152 2003-06 5. Justin Owens 302 2005-08 7. Zach Brown 151 2014-17 6. Corey Powell 292 1994-97 8. Derek Knutson 150 2006-09 7. Steve Gebhart 288 2002-05 9. Michael Edwards 148 2005-08 8. Jake Jadlowski 285 2006-08 10. Shea Stamp 143 2003-06 9. Scott Gustafson 246 1994-97 10. Kirby Coppess 238 2013-15 Most games started No. Name Starts Years Most double plays turned 1. Garrett Saunders 161 2016-19 No. Name DP Years 2. Mike Furlong 159 2009-12 1. Mike Furlong 87 2009-12 3. Ben Tressel 158 2007-10 2. Garrett Saunders 79 2016-19 4. Adam Ariola 157 2011-14 3. Jeremy Kippley 72 2005-08 5. Caleb Rangel 153 2008-11 4. Ryan Bouwman 66 2016, 2018-19 6. Adam Duerfeldt 152 2003-06 5. Justin Owens 63 2005-08 7. Derek Knutson 149 2006-09 Adam Ariola 63 2011-14 8. Michael Edwards 143 2005-08 7. Seth Carson 59 2010-13 Zach Brown 143 2014-17 8. Jake Jadlowski 55 2006-08 10. Shea Stamp 140 2003-06 9. Brent Fridley 49 2001-03 10. Jordan Judkins 47 2012-14
Baseball 21 Individual career record leaderboards
PITCHING Most wins Fewest walks allowed per nine inning game (min. 100 IP) No. Name Wins Years No. Name Walks Years 1. Brett Mahan 24 (24-11) 2005-08 1. Judson McKown 1.79 (180.2 IP) 2011-14 2. Joel Pulliam 21 (21-9) 2009-12 2. Josh Allison 1.91 (127.0 IP) 1995-96 3. Dirk Lindaman 18 (18-7) 2010-13 3. Dakotah Wolken 2.31 (171.1 IP) 2013-16 4. Wade Van Vark 17 (17-11) 1996-99 4. Trevor Talbott 2.55 (102.1 IP) 2007-09 Todd Vande Noord 17 (17-14) 1998-2001 5. Brett Mahan 2.59 (264.0 IP) 2005-08 6. Dan Dwyer 16 (16-12) 1983-84, 86-87 6. Dylan Diveney 2.77 (172.1 IP) 2015-18 D.J. Glasgow 16 (16-12) 2008-12 7. Austin DeHoogh 2.84 (133.1 IP) 2002-05 Judson McKown 16 (16-10) 2011-14 8. Todd Vande Noord 2.95 (195.1 IP) 1998-2001 9. Jeff Hannemann 14 (14-12) 1987-90 Dirk Lindaman 2.95 (195.0 IP) 2010-13 Matt Rohach 14 (14-9) 2003-06 10. Doug Eisenman 3.03 (101.0 IP) 2007-10
Lowest earned run average (min. 100 IP) Most strikeouts per nine inning game (min. 100 IP) No. Name ERA Years No. Name Strikeouts Years 1. Judson McKown 2.24 (180.2 IP) 2011-14 1. Dave Gregory 9.36 (131.2 IP) 1983-86 2. Dylan Diveney 2.51 (172.1 IP) 2015-18 2. Dylan Diveney 8.88 (172.1 IP) 2015-18 3. Brett Mahan 2.80 (264.0 IP) 2005-08 3. Joel Pulliam 8.51 (235.0 IP) 2009-12 4. Joel Pulliam 3.35 (235.0 IP) 2009-12 4. Todd Subbert 8.15 (187.2 IP) 1987-90 5. Tom Vander Linden 3.42 (186.2 IP) 1978-81 5. Mark Steffes 8.12 (181.2 IP) 1978-81 6. Mark Steffes 3.62 (181.6 IP) 1978-81 6. Brett Mahan 7.47 (264.0 IP) 2005-08 7. Josh Allison 3.69 (127.0 IP) 1995-96 7. Jim Barclay 7.28 (181.2 IP) 1999, 2001-03 8. Dakotah Wolken 3.78 (171.1 IP) 2013-16 8. Scott Carter 7.18 (150.1 IP) 1992-95 9. Rich Schulte 3.80 (116.0 IP) 1989-91 9. Todd Vande Noord 6.96 (195.1 IP) 1998-2001 10. Wade Van Vark 3.91 (214.1 IP) 1996-99 Ryan Goetzinger 6.96 (195.1 IP) 2010-13
Lowest opponent batting average (min. 100 IP) Most saves No. Name Average Years No. Name Saves Years 1. Josh Allison .232 (129.1 IP) 1995-96 1. Judson McKown 14 2011-14 Joel Pulliam .232 (235.0 IP) 2009-12 2. Ryan Riddle 9 2018-present 3. Dylan Diveney .236 (264.0 IP) 2015-18 3. Doug Eisenman 7 2007-10 4. Brett Mahan .243 (264.0 IP) 2005-08 4. Eric Van Wyngarden 6 2000-03 5. Judson McKown .247 (180.2 IP) 2011-14 Adam Squires 6 2006-09 6. Rich Schulte .249 (117.2 IP) 1989-91 6. Jeff Eeling 5 1984-86 7. Randal Maifeld .250 (101.1 IP) 1993-96 Zach Edwards 5 2017-present 8. Mark Sabala .255 (173.1 IP) 1992-95 8. Mark Sabala 4 1992-95 9. Doug Eisenman .258 (101.0 IP) 2007-10 Jason Darling 4 1997-98 10. Ryan Goetzinger .259 (195.1 IP) 2010-13 Austin DeHoogh 4 2002-05 Gavin Mitchell 4 2003-04
22 Baseball Most appearances Most shutouts No. Name App. Years No. Name Shutouts Years 1. Judson McKown 60 2011-14 1. Joel Pulliam 5 2009-12 2. D.J. Glasgow 50 2008-11 2. Brett Mahan 4 2005-08 3. Eric Van Wyngarden 48 2000-03 3. Wade Van Vark 3 1996-99 Doug Eisenman 48 2007-10 Judson McKown 3 2011-14 5. Brett Mahan 46 2005-08 5. Mark Sabala 2 1992-95 6. Adam Squires 45 2006-09 Jim Barclay 2 1999, 2001-03 Joel Pulliam 45 2009-12 Ryan Goetzinger 2 2010-13 Dirk Lindaman 45 2010-13 Dirk Lindaman 2 2010-13 9. Ben Gander 44 2005-08 Dakotah Wolken 2 2013-16 10. Austin DeHoogh 42 2002-05 Dylan Diveney 2 2015-18
Most games started Most innings pitched No. Name Starts Years No. Name Innings Years 1. Brett Mahan 39 2005-08 1. Brett Mahan 264.0 2005-08 2. Joel Pulliam 37 2009-12 2. Joel Pulliam 239.0 2009-12 3. Ryan Goetzinger 36 2010-13 3. Wade Van Vark 214.1 1996-99 4. Wade Van Vark 34 1996-99 4. Todd Vande Noord 195.1 1998-2001 5. Mark Sabala 31 1992-95 Ryan Goetzinger 195.1 2010-13 6. Todd Subbert 30 1987-90 6. Dirk Lindaman 195.0 2010-13 Jeff Hannemann 30 1987-90 7. Todd Subbert 187.2 1987-90 Todd Vande Noord 30 1998-2001 8. Jeff Hannemann 187.1 1987-90 Dirk Lindaman 30 2010-13 9. Tom VanderLinden 186.2 1978-81 Nick Long 30 2017-present 10. Matt Schissel 185.0 2013-16
Most complete games Most strikeouts No. Name CG Years No. Name Stirikeouts Years 1. Wade Van Vark 19 1996-99 1. Joel Pulliam 226 2009-12 2. Brett Mahan 18 2005-08 2. Brett Mahan 219 2005-08 3. Jeff Hannemann 14 1987-90 3. Todd Subbert 170 1987-90 4. Todd Subbert 12 1987-90 Dylan Diveney 170 2015-18 Rich Schulte 12 1989-91 5. Mark Steffes 164 1978-81 Mark Sabala 12 1992-95 6. Wade Van Vark 158 1996-99 Jim Barclay 12 1999, 2001-03 7. Todd Vande Noord 151 1998-2001 8. Mark Steffes 11 1978-81 Ryan Goetzinger 151 2010-13 Tom Vander Linden 11 1978-81 9. Jim Barclay 147 1999-2003 Todd Vande Noord 11 1998-2001 10. Dave Gregory 137 1984-86
Baseball 23 Year-by-year season results Year Record Conf. finish Coach Year Record Conf. finish Coach 1910 1-5 Kruger 1969 11-6 3rd Gary Boeyink 1911 1-5 Herman Severn 1970 17-12-1 tie, 3rd Gary Boeyink 1912 Firth 1971 14-12 tie, 2nd Eldon Schulte 1913 3-4 Warren 1972 7-8 2nd Eldon Schulte 1914 4-5 Warren 1973 10-6 2nd Eldon Schulte 1915 3-3 Warren 1974 13-8 tie, 3rd Eldon Schulte 1916 4-1-1 McWilliams 1975 9-9 tie, 1st Eldon Schulte 1917 2-2-1 McWilliams 1976 9-14 8th Eldon Schulte 1918 5-1-1 1977 5-18 tie, 6th Eldon Schulte 1919 2-2-1 1978 6-17 tie, 6th John Edwards 1920 0-2 1979 12-17 3rd John Edwards 1921 0-5 1980 15-15 tie, 3rd John Edwards 1922 1981 12-25 6th John Edwards 1923 3-3 1982 11-22 5th John Edwards 1924 2-2 1983 11-17 3rd John Edwards 1925 4-6 1984 10-16 4th John Edwards 1926 3-4 1985 25-11 2nd John Edwards 1927 6-6 1986 16-18 2nd John Edwards 1928 3-3 1987 13-19 5th John Edwards 1929 1-1 (inc.) 1988 18-22 5th John Edwards 1930 4-3 1989 14-17 5th John Edwards 1931 3-3 1990 15-11 5th John Edwards 1932 2-4 1991 9-19 6th John Edwards 1933 2-2 1992 10-20 tie, 8th John Edwards 1934 2-4 Len Winter 1993 10-13 3rd John Edwards 1935 no team 1994 17-18 6th John Edwards 1936 no team 1995 16-20 5th John Edwards 1937 1996 9-33 8th John Edwards 1938 1-2 (inc.) Karl Kettering 1997 18-16 5th John Edwards 1939 1-3 Karl Kettering 1998 17-19 5th John Edwards 1940 2-4 Wagman 1999 16-14 5th John Edwards 1947 NA 1st 2000 23-23 6th John Edwards 1948 2-3 (inc.) 1st 2001 15-23 9th John Edwards 1949 3-4 2002 15-23 6th John Edwards 1950 Wendell Hill 2003 12-24 8th Dave Baker, Matt Ballou 1951 0-1 (inc.) Marinus Kregel 2004 20-22 4th Adam Stevens 1952 5-2 Marinus Kregel 2005 21-18 tie, 2nd Adam Stevens 1953 3-6 Marinus Kregel 2006 26-14 tie, 1st Adam Stevens 1954 4-5 Marinus Kregel 2007 19-20 4th Adam Stevens 1955 1-4 Marinus Kregel 2008 22-21 6th Adam Stevens 1956 3-10 Marinus Kregel 2009 17-20 7th Adam Stevens 1957 2-11-1 Marinus Kregel 2010 27-14 3rd Adam Stevens 1958 4-13 Marinus Kregel 2011 22-19 6th Adam Stevens 1959 8-9 Lester “Buck” Terlouw 2012 29-11 1st Adam Stevens 1960 8-8 Lester “Buck” Terlouw 2013 22-19 4th Adam Stevens 1961 6-11 Lester “Buck” Terlouw 2014 28-16 3rd Adam Stevens 1962 7-4-1 Eldon Schulte 2015 22-21 3rd Matt Schirm 1963 8-8 Eldon Schulte 2016 10-30 8th Matt Schirm 1964 5-2 (inc.) Don Larsen 2017 20-22 6th Matt Schirm 1965 4-8 (inc.) Don Larsen 2018 16-23 7th Matt Schirm 1966 6-8 6th Jack Walvoord 2019 24-16 5th Matt Schirm 1967 5-12 6th Jack Walvoord conference champions in bold 1968 6-12 6th Gary Boeyink
24 Baseball Career coaching records (since 1951) Conf. Coach Yrs. W-L-T Pct. Titles John Edwards 25 (1978-2002) 353-468 .430 0 Adam Stevens 11 (2004-2014) 253-194 .566 2 Matt Schirm 5 (2015-present ) 92-112 .451 0 Eldon Schulte 9 (1962-63, 71-77) 82-87 .485 0 Gary Boeyink 3 (1968-70) 34-30-1 .531 0 Lester Terlouw 3 (1959-61) 22-28 .440 0 Marinus Kriegel 8 (1951-58) 22-52-1 .297 0 *Dave Baker 1 (2003) 12-24 .333 0 *Matt Ballou 1 (2003) 12-24 .333 0 Jack Walvoord 2 (1966-67) 11-20 .355 0 Don Larsen 2 (1964-65) 9-10 .474 0 *Dave Baker and Matt Ballou served as co-coaches in 2003
Conference team champions 1947 Central 1973 Upper Iowa 1998 Wartburg 1948 Central 1974 Buena Vista 1999 Wartburg 1949 Buena Vista 1975 Central, Luther 2000 Wartburg 1950 Buena Vista 1976 Buena Vista 2001 Wartburg 1951 Buena Vista 1977 Wartburg 2002 Wartburg 1952 Loras, Simpson 1978 Wartburg, William Penn 2003 Wartburg 1953 Buena Vista 1979 Wartburg 2004 Wartburg 1954 Buena Vista 1980 Buena Vista 2005 Wartburg 1955 Buena Vista 1981 Buena Vista, William Penn 2006 Central, Simpson, 1956 Upper Iowa 1982 William Penn Wartburg 1957 Buena Vista 1983 Luther 2007 Luther, Wartburg 1958 Simpson 1984 Luther 2008 Wartburg 1959 Buena Vista 1985 Luther 2009 Loras, Luther 1960 Luther 1986 William Penn 2010 Buena Vista 1961 Wartburg 1987 Simpson 2011 Coe 1962 Wartburg 1988 William Penn 2012 Central 1963 Wartburg 1989 William Penn 2013 Wartburg 1964 Luther 1990 William Penn 2014 Buena Vista 1965 Buena Vista 1991 Simpson 2015 Wartburg 1966 Luther 1992 William Penn 2016 Wartburg 1967 Upper Iowa 1993 Upper Iowa 2017 Wartburg 1968 Luther 1994 Simpson 2018 Loras 1970 Buena Vista 1995 Upper Iowa 2019 Coe 1971 Luther 1996 Upper Iowa 1972 Luther, Upper Iowa 1997 Wartburg
Conference MVPs 1973 - Dana Snoap-P 2012 - +Joel Pulliam-P 1983 - Dan Hassman-1B 2015 - +Dylan Diveney-P 1999 - Wade Van Vark-P/OF +Pitcher of the Year 2006 - Adam Duerfeldt-C ++Position Player of the Year
Conference Coach of the Year 2005 - Adam Stevens 2012 - Adam Stevens
Baseball 25 All-time Conference tournament results Record: 19-41
1994: Preliminaries: Indianola, Iowa 2007: Cedar Rapids, Iowa #6 Central 10, #9 Buena Vista 1 #5 Buena Vista 6, #4 Central 5 #1 Simpson 9, #6 Central 2 #3 Loras 3, #4 Central 2 (10 inn.) #1 Simpson 5, #6 Central 4 2008: Cedar Rapids, Iowa 1995: Preliminaries: Indianola, Iowa #6 Central 5, #3 Coe 0 #5 Central 4, #8 Buena Vista 3 #6 Central 11, #2 Simpson 9 #3 Dubuque 1, #5 Central 0 #1 Wartburg 7, #6 Central 1 #5 Central 4, #3 Dubuque 3 #5 Loras 10, #6 Central 3 #3 Dubuque 1, #5 Central 0 2010: Cedar Rapids, Iowa 1996: Preliminaries: Oskaloosa, Iowa #6 Luther 11, #3 Central 8 #8 Central, #5 Wartburg #4 Coe 10, #3 Central 7 #2 William Penn 4, #8 Central 3 #2 William Penn 3, #8 Central 2 2011: Cedar Rapids, Iowa #3 Wartburg 6, #6 Central 5 (11 inn.) 1997: Preliminaries: Dubuque, Iowa #5 Luther 14, #6 Central 4 #5 Central 4, #8 Simpson 2 #2 Loras 12, #5 Central 5 2012: Cedar Rapids, Iowa #2 Loras 5, #5 Central 3 #5 Buena Vista 8, #1 Central 7 #4 Luther 7, #1 Central 6 1998: Waverly, Iowa #6 Central 7, #1 Upper Iowa 4 2013: Cedar Rapids, Iowa #4 Loras 11, #6 Central 2 #5 Simpson 10, #4 Central 6 #3 Simpson 5, #6 Central 4 #4 Central 11, #3 Buena Vista 4 #4 Central 3, #6 Loras 0 1999: Mount Vernon, Iowa #5 Simpson 9, #4 Central 0 #2 Upper Iowa 5, #5 Central 1 #5 Central 3, #1 Simpson 1 2014: Cedar Rapids, Iowa #2 Upper Iowa 13, #5 Central 3 #3 Central 12, #6 Coe 0 #3 Central 6, #2 Wartburg 1 2000: Waterloo, Iowa #1 Buena Vista 7, #3 Central 2 #1 Wartburg 10, #6 Central 6 (10 inn.) #3 Central 7, #4 Loras 2 #5 Cornell 4, #6 Central 2 #1 Buena Vista 10, #3 Central 0 (7 inn.)
2002: Waterloo, Iowa 2015: Cedar Rapids, Iowa #1 Buena Vista 17, #6 Central 16 (11 inn.) #3 Central 9, #6 Loras 1 #2 Upper Iowa 16, #6 Central 5 #2 Coe 7, #3 Central 2 #3 Central 8, #6 Loras 0 2004: Cedar Rapids #1 Wartburg 4, #3 Central 3 #4 Central 9, #6 Cornell 2 #3 Simpson 10, #4 Central 6 2017: Cedar Rapids, Iowa #1 Wartburg 12, #4 Central 11 #3 Buena Vista 5, #6 Central 4 #4 Luther 2, #6 Central 1 2005: Cedar Rapids, Iowa #5 Simpson 6, #2 Central 4 2019: Cedar Rapids, Iowa #1 Wartburg 12, #2 Central 6 #4 Dubuque 6, #5 Central 3 #5 Central 7, #6 Loras 3 2006: Cedar Rapids, Iowa #4 Dubuque 3, #5 Central 2 #5 Loras 6, #2 Central 4 #2 Central 12, #6 Luther 11
26 Baseball All-Conference honorees 1969 1986 1997 2006 First Team First Team First Team First Team Doug Black (OF) Dan Dwyer (P) Scott Gustafson (2B) Adam Duerfeldt (C) Second Team Mike Hanna (IF) Wade Van Vark (P) Brett Mahan (P) Jerry Terpstra (P) Rick Hassman (IF) Second Team Shea Stamp (OF) Tom Koos (OF) Jason Darling (1B) Second Team 1970 Second Team Chris Douglas (C) Jeremy Kippley (1B) First Team Darren Huinker (IF) Matt Murphy (Util.) John Edwards (C) Ed Kanney (C) 1998 Second Team First Team 2007 Tim Meyer (OF) 1987 Wade Van Vark (OF) Second Team Bill Stewart (IF) First Team Second Team Michael Edwards (OF) Rick Hassman (2B) Jason Darling (1B) Jeremy Kippley (1B) 1972 Second Team Brett Mahan (P) John Edwards (C) Dan Dwyer (P) 1999 Lonnie Hartsock (DH) First Team 2008 1973 Wade Van Vark (P) First Team Byron Loomans (IF) 1988 MVP - Wade Van Vark Brett Mahan (P) Dana Snoap (P) First Team Michael Edwards (1B) MVP - Dana Snoap Rick Hassman (3B) 2000 Second Team Second Team 2009 1974 Curt Retz (OF) Joe Byers (OF) First Team Steve Burger (P) Mike Furlong (2B) 1989 2001 Caleb Rangel (OF) 1975 First Team First Team Second Team Jim Ryan (Util.) Rich Schulte (Util.) Scott Marlow (OF) Corey Eisenmann (P) Cole Van Vark (DH) Jarred Lackey (OF) 1980 1990 Derek Knutson (DH) Tom Wesolowski (Util.) First Team 2002 Todd Connelly (SS) First Team 2010 1981 Rich Schulte (OF) Jim Barclay (P) Second Team Jeff Isgrig (P) Second Team Second Team Joel Pulliam (P) Jeff Collum (1B) Matt Menninga (C) Corey Eisenmann (P) 1982 Ben Tressel (2B) Gary Happel (OF) 1991 2003 Anthony Miller (3B) First Team Second Team Mike Furlong (SS) 1983 Rich Schulte (OF) Jim Barclay (P) Jarred Lackey (OF) Dan Hassman (IF) Second Team Shea Stamp (OF) Caleb Rangel (DH) Mike Schermer (IF) Rob Berg (3B) MVP - Dan Hassman 2004 2011 1993 First Team First Team 1984 First Team Steve Gebhart (SS) Mike Furlong (SS) Ed Ergenbright (OF) Blake Jessen (Util.) Pat Johnson (OF) Second Team Second Team Second Team Joel Pulliam (P) 1985 Jeff Olson (C) Austin De Hoogh (Util.) Sam Stetzel (OF) First Team Mark Sabala (P) Matt Rohach (P) Ed Ergenbright (OF) 2012 Randy Schroyer (P) 1995 2005 First Team Second Team Second Team First Team Dirk Lindaman (P) Mike Hanna (IF) Ben Messerly (1B) Steve Gebhart (SS) Mike Furlong (SS) Darren Huinker (DH) Shea Stamp (OF) Sam Stetzel (OF) Curt Sharp (IF) 1996 Kody Wohlers (OF) Second Team Joe Tecklenburg (C) Second Team Second Team Judson McKown (P) Josh Allison (P) Austin De Hoogh (Util.) MVP (Pitcher) - Joel Pulliam Scott Gustafson (2B) Adam Duerfeldt (C) Coach of the Year - Adam MVP - Adam Duerfeldt Stevens Coach of the Year - Adam Stevens
Baseball 27 2013 2015 2018 First Team First Team First team Robbie Rushing (DH) Dylan Diveney (SP) Zach Edwards (SP) Second Team Zach Zylstra (OF) Garrett Saunders (SS) Ryan Goetzinger (P) Second Team Judson McKown (P) Adam Lindell (DH) 2019 Adam Ariola (3B) Dakotah Wolken (Util.) Second team Sam Stetzel (OF) MVP (Pitcher) - Dylan Coy Moore (OF) Diveney Garrett Saunders (SS) 2014 Tanner Wood (Util.) First Team 2016 Judson McKown (P) Second team Jordan Judkins (SS) Mark Schroeder (RP) Robbie Rushing (DH) Second Team 2017 Adam Ariola (2B) First team Andrew O’Toole (OF) Dylan Diveney (SP) Seth Griffiths (OF)
All-Conference players by position Position 1st team 2nd team Infield 5 4 Pitcher 15 15 Outfield 17 11 Catcher 3 6 Designated hitter 3 5 First base 1 6 Utility 4 5 Second base 3 3 Total 59 60 Third base 1 3 Shortstop 7 2 All-Americans 1970 - John Edwards-C 2014 - Robbie Rushing-DH, 2nd team NCAA Division III statistical champions Individual 1994 - Most doubles per game, 0.55, Eric Johnson 2005 - Hit by pitch per game, 0.56, Shea Stamp NCAA Division III record boards, individual
Sacrifice flies, career - 28. Adam Ariola, 18, 2011-14
28 Baseball All-time records vs. opponents (Not including 1912, 1922, 1935-37, 1942-1945, 1950, 1951 seasons) 2020 opponents in bold W L T W L T Albert Lea (Minn.) 2 0 0 Fontbonne (Mo.) 0 2 0 Albion (Mich.) 0 1 0 Franklin & Marshall (Pa.) 1 1 0 Albright (Pa.) 0 1 0 Georgia College (Ga.) 4 15 0 Allegheny (Pa.) 2 0 0 Georgia Southwestern (Ga.) 14 25 0 Amherst (Mass.) 0 0 0 Gettysburg (Pa.) 0 1 0 Anderson (Ind.) 2 0 0 Graceland 13 7 0 Arcadia (Pa.) 1 1 0 Grand View 11 17 0 Ashford 3 0 0 Greenville (Ill.) 2 1 0 Augsburg (Minn.) 5 5 0 Grinnell 39 13 0 Augustana (Ill.) 1 10 0 Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) 1 2 0 Austin College (Texas) 2 0 0 Gwynedd Mercy (Pa.) 1 1 0 Babson (Mass.) 1 0 0 Hamline (Minn.) 5 3 0 Becker (Mass.) 1 0 0 Harris-Stowe (Mo.) 0 2 0 Benedictine (Ill.) 1 2 0 Heidelberg (Ohio) 1 0 0 Benedictine (Kan.) 0 3 0 Hendrix (Ark.) 0 3 0 Bethany Lutheran (Minn.) 4 2 0 Hiram (Ohio) 0 1 0 Bethel (Minn.) 2 2 0 Husson (Maine) 2 0 0 Bishop (Texas) 4 0 0 Huston-Tillotson (Texas) 2 0 0 Bowdoin (Maine) 1 1 0 Illinois College (Ill.) 3 0 0 Brockport State (N.Y.) 1 0 0 Illinois Institute of Technology 1 1 0 Buena Vista 70 80 0 Incarnate Word (Texas) 3 0 0 Calvin (Mich.) 0 2 0 Iowa 1 13 0 Carleton (Minn.) 1 0 0 Iowa State 3 14 0 Carroll (Mont.) 1 1 0 Iowa Wesleyan 30 26 1 Central Methodist (Mo.) 0 2 0 John Jay (N.Y.) 1 0 0 Chicago (Ill.) 1 4 0 Juniata (Pa.) 1 0 0 Clarke 2 2 0 Kalamazoo (Mich.) 0 1 0 Coast Guard (Conn.) 1 0 0 Keuka (N.Y.) 0 0 0 Coe 39 34 0 Knox (Ill.) 4 4 0 Colby (Maine) 0 3 0 Lakeland (Wis.) 1 0 0 Columbus (Ga.) 1 2 0 Lasell (Mass.) 1 0 0 Concordia (Wis.) 1 2 0 Lawrence (Wis.) 2 0 0 Concordia-Chicago (Ill.) 0 1 0 Leander Clark 1 0 0 Concordia Lutheran (Neb.) 1 4 0 Lincoln (Mo.) 4 4 0 Cornell 23 15 0 Loras 55 42 0 Crown (Minn.) 5 0 0 Luther 54 80 0 Culver-Stockton (Mo.) 3 3 0 Macalester (Minn.) 3 3 0 Dallas Baptist (Texas) 0 4 0 MacMurray (Ill.) 0 0 0 Denison (Ohio) 1 5 0 Marian (Ind.) 0 2 0 Delaware Valley (Pa.) 0 1 0 Marian (Wis.) 1 6 0 Des Moines 1 7 0 Marietta (Ohio) 0 1 0 Dickinson (Pa.) 1 0 0 Martin Luther (Minn.) 7 1 0 Dickinson State (N.D.) 1 0 0 Mary Hardin Baylor (Texas) 2 2 0 Dordt 3 2 0 Massachusetts 0 1 0 Drake 12 17 0 Mass. College of Liberal Arts 1 1 0 Dubuque 71 54 0 Mid-American Nazarene (Kan.) 1 0 0 D’Youville (N.Y.) 1 0 0 Minn. State-Mankato 0 2 0 Eastern Connecticut State 0 2 0 Minot State (N.D.) 1 0 0 Eastern Nazarene (Mass.) 1 1 0 Monmouth (Ill.) 0 1 0 Eastern New Mexico 0 6 0 Montclair State (N.J.) 0 1 0 Edgewood (Wis.) 0 1 0 Morris (Minn.) 2 0 0 Elms (Mass.) 2 0 0 Moravian (Pa.) 1 0 0 Eureka (Ill.) 1 1 0 Morningside 1 2 0 Fitchburg State (Mass.) 1 0 0 Mount Mercy 6 8 0
Baseball 29 W L T W L T Mount St. Joseph (Ohio) 2 1 0 St. Mary’s (Md.) 2 0 0 Mount Union (Ohio) 0 1 0 St. Mary’s (Minn.) 0 2 0 Muhlenberg (Pa.) 1 0 0 St. Mary’s (Texas) 1 17 0 Muskingum (Ohio) 0 4 0 St. Michael’s (Vt.) 1 0 0 Nebraska Wesleyan 9 7 0 St. Norbert (Wis.) 2 1 0 Newbury (Mass.) 2 0 0 St. Olaf (Minn.) 2 0 0 New England (N.H.) 1 0 0 St. Scholastica (Minn.) 4 1 0 New Jersey City 1 1 0 St. Thomas (Minn.) 1 1 0 North Central (Minn.) 2 0 0 St. Vincent (Pa.) 1 0 0 North Dakota State (N.D.) 0 2 0 Stephen F. Austin (Texas) 0 2 0 Northern Iowa 2 17 0 Southeast Oklahoma (Okla.) 0 2 0 Oglethorpe 0 1 0 Southern Vermont 1 0 0 Ohio Wesleyan (Ohio) 2 1 0 Southwestern (Texas) 5 20 0 Olivet (Mich.) 1 1 0 Stevens Tech (N.J.) 1 0 0 Parsons 22 27 0 Texas Arlington 4 0 0 Plattsburgh State (N.Y.) 0 1 0 Texas Lutheran 8 0 0 Principia (Ill.) 1 0 0 Texas Wesleyan 0 4 0 Purdue-North Central (Ind.) 2 1 0 Thomas More (Ky.) 0 3 0 Quincy (Ill.) 0 2 0 Trine (Ind.) 1 1 0 RPI (N.Y.) 0 1 0 Trinity (Conn.) 10 11 0 Rhode Island College 1 1 0 Trinity Lutheran 0 1 0 Rhodes (Tenn.) 1 0 0 Union (N.Y.) 0 1 0 Ripon (Wis.) 1 0 0 Upper Iowa 48 55 0 Robert Morris (Ill.) 1 1 0 Urbana (Ohio) 1 0 0 Robert Morris - Peoria (Ill.) 0 0 0 Waldorf 0 2 0 Rockford (Ill.) 4 0 0 Wartburg 54 82 1 Roger Williams (R.I.) 1 1 0 Washington (Mo.) 1 1 0 Scranton (Pa.) 0 1 0 Webster (Mo.) 2 0 0 Shorter (Ga.) 2 0 0 Westminster (Mo.) 3 1 0 Schriener (Texas) 0 1 0 William Patterson (N.J.) 1 0 0 Simpson 82 88 2 William Penn 61 70 0 Spalding (Ky.) 0 1 0 Wis.-River Falls 2 0 0 St. Ambrose 7 3 0 Wis.-Stout 2 0 0 St. Edward’s (Texas) 0 1 0 Wis.-Superior 1 1 0 St. John Fisher (N.Y.) 1 0 0 Wittenberg (Ohio) 1 4 0 St. John’s (Minn.) 2 1 0 Wooster (Ohio) 0 1 0 St. Joseph’s (Maine) 0 1 0
30 Baseball Results since 1970 1970 (17-12-1 overall, 11-7 Iowa Conference) 1972 Central College baseball results Coach: Gary Boeyink 6-9 overall March 23 Columbus (Ga.) Americus, Ga. W, 9-0 March 6 Eastern New Mexico Portales, N.M. L, 12-3, March 24 Georgia Southwestern Americus, Ga. L, 2-1; L, 4-1 Georgia Southwestern Americus, Ga. W, 13-3 March 7 Eastern New Mexico Portales, N.M. L, 9-2, March 25 Columbus (Ga.) Americus, Ga. L, 3-2; L, 3-2 Columbus (Ga.) Americus, Ga. L, 2-0 March 8 Eastern New Mexico Portales, N.M. L, 3-0, April 3 *Luther Decorah W, 6-5, L, 10-5 *Luther Decorah L, 1-0 April 11 Drake Des Moines L, 8-4, April 4 *Luther Decorah W, 6-1 W, 8-7 April 7 Drake Des Moines W, 5-2, April 15 *Wartburg Pella W, 6-1, Drake Des Moines W, 9-5 W, 2-1 April 10 *Dubuque Pella W, 18-8, April 26 Parsons Fairfield W, 4-3, *Dubuque Pella W, 3-1 L, 17-11 April 11 *Dubuque Pella W, 6-1 May 6 *William Penn Pella L, 5-4 April 17 *William Penn Pella W, 3-0 May 20 *Simpson Pella W, 11-2, April 21 Albert Lea Pella W, 4-0, W, 8-0 Albert Lea Pella W, 2-1 *Iowa Conference game April 24 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 7-4, *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 3-2 1973 Central College baseball results April 25 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 10-4 10-6 overall April 28 Parsons Pella L, 13-0 April Culver-Stockton Canton, Mo. W, 6-0, May 1 *Simpson Pella T, 5-5, W, 16-3 *Simpson Pella W, 5-4 April 14 *Wartburg Waverly W, 4-0, May 2 *Simpson Pella W, 7-5 W, 7-6 May 5 Grinnell Grinnell W, 13-8 April 17 Drake Pella L, 4-1, May 8 *Upper Iowa Fayette L, 4-3, L, 5-2 *Upper Iowa Fayette L, 6-3 April 24 Parsons Fairfield L, 1-0, May 9 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 7-3 W, 1-0 May 15 *Wartburg Pella W, 2-1, April 28 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 15-2, *Wartburg Pella L, 4-2 W, 4-0 May 20 Parsons Fairfield L, 5-0 May 5 *Upper Iowa Fayette L, 1-0, *Iowa Conference game W, 1-0 May 9 *Buena Vista Pella W, 15-1, 1971 Central College baseball results L, 7-0 14-12 overall May 12 *Luther Decorah W, 2-0, April 13 Drake Pella L, 4-2, L, 2-1 W, 8-2 *Iowa Conference game April 16 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 12-2, W, 5-3 1974 Central College baseball results April 17 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 6-4 13-8 overall April 19 Grinnell Pella W, 10-1 Feb. 26 Georgia Americus, Ga. W, 19-8, April 23 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 9-1, Southwestern W, 12-9 W, 7-5 Feb. 27 Georgia Americus, Ga. L, 4-3, April 24 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 9-4 Southwestern W, 16-3 April 30 *Buena Vista Pella W, 2-0, Feb. 28 Georgia Americus, Ga. W, 12-7 W, 3-2 Southwestern May 1 *Buena Vista Pella W, 9-3 April 2 Iowa State Ames W, 10-7, May 7 *Luther Pella W, 4-5, L, 3-1 L, 1-0 April 6 *Wartburg Pella W, 3-2, May 8 *Luther Pella W, 6-2 W, 4-3 May 18 Parsons Fairfield L, 3-2 April 13 *Simpson Indianola W, 3-1, May 20 Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 1-0, L, 2-1 L, 5-4 April 20 *Dubuque Pella W, 8-2, *Iowa Conference game W, 13-1 April 23 Iowa Wesleyan Mount Pleasant W,10-4, W, 8-0
Baseball 31 April 27 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 3-1, *Iowa Conference game W, 5-2 April 30 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 5-1, 1977 Central College baseball results L, 5-4 5-18 overall May 1 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 8-1 Feb. 28 Georgia Americus, Ga. L, 6-5, May 4 *Upper Iowa Fayette L, 5-2, Southwestern W, 5-3 L, 2-0 March 1 Georgia Americus, Ga. L, 6-4, *Iowa Conference game Southwestern L, 6-1 April 9 *Wartburg Waverly L, 7-6, 1975 Central College baseball results L, 8-6 9-9 overall April 13 Northern Iowa Pella L, 15-6, Feb. 24 Georgia Americus, Ga. L, 6-1, L, 14-6 Southwestern L, 9-8 April 16 *Upper Iowa Pella L, 3-2, Feb. 26 Georgia Americus, Ga. L, 7-3, L, 12-9 Southwestern W, 11-7 April 23 *Luther Decorah L, 3-2, Feb. 28 Georgia Americus, Ga. W, 9-7 L, 3-1 Southwestern April 27 Iowa Iowa City L, 7-2, April 15 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 10-2, L, 20-2 W, 5-3 April 30 *Buena Vista Pella L, 3-0, April 25 Loras Dubuque W, 1-0, L, 6-0 W, 6-4 May 4 *Simpson Pella L, 4-1 April 26 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 9-1, May 6 Loras Dubuque L, 3-2, W, 14-12 W, 6-4 April 29 *William Penn Pella W, 6-3, May 7 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 17-1, W, 4-3 L, 4-1 May 3 *Wartburg Waverly L, 6-2, May 12 *William Penn Pella W, 9-6, L, 4-3 W, 6-5 May 5 Iowa Iowa City L, 21-0, *Iowa Conference game L, 11-4 May 12 Simpson Indianola L, 4-3 1978 Central College baseball results *Iowa Conference game 6-17 overall Feb. 27 Georgia Americus, Ga. L, 12-5, 1976 Central College baseball results Southwestern L, 5-0 9-14 overall Feb. 28 Georgia Americus, Ga. L, 9-2 March 1 Georgia Americus, Ga. W,12-11, Southwestern Southwestern L, 14-3 April 1 Central Methodist Fayette, Mo. L, 5-4, March 2 Georgia Americus, Ga. L, 6-3, L, 7-3 Southwestern L, 12-5 April 5 Westminster Fulton, Mo. L, 3-1, March 29 Minot Pella W, 8-3 W, 5-3 April 3 *Upper Iowa Fayette L, 5-0, April 8 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 5-4, L, 5-0 L, 10-0 April 9 Iowa State Ames L, 6-0, April 15 *Wartburg Pella L, 1-0, L, 10-0 L, 5-1 April 10 *Luther Pella L, 6-1 April 18 Iowa State Ames L, 4-0, April 17 *Buena Vista Storm Lake forfeit, L, 9-5 forfeit April 22 *Upper Iowa Fayette L, 6-1, April 28 *Dubuque Pella W, 9-3, W, 9-0 W, 12-1 April 25 Iowa Wesleyan Mount Pleasant W, 10-4, May 1 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 3-2, L, 8-5 L, 2-4 April 29 *Luther Pella L, 4-0, May 4 *Wartburg Pella W, 2-1, W, 2-1 L, 10-7 May 3 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W,11-10, May 6 Iowa Wesleyan Pella W, 6-5, L, 3-2 W, 9-1 May 10 *Dubuque Pella L, 3-1, May 10 *Simpson Knoxville L, 6-1, W, 8-6 W, 12-7 *Iowa Conference game May 11 Luther Pella W, 4-3
32 Baseball 1979 Central College baseball results April 23 Wartburg Pella L, 5-4, 12-17 overall W, 13-6 Feb. 26 Georgia Americus, Ga. L, 7-2, Southwestern W, 5-4 April 26 Upper Iowa Fayette W, 1-0, Feb. 27 Georgia Americus, Ga. L, 7-0, W, 3-0 Southwestern W, 5-4 April 30 Luther Pella W, 8-7, March 1 Georgia College Millidgeville, Ga. L, 12-0, L, 3-2 L, 5-4 May 3 Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 5-0, March 2 Georgia College Millidgeville, Ga. L, 9-4 L, 8-7 April 4 Iowa Iowa City L, 7-2, *Iowa Conference game L, 5-0 April 5 Grinnell Grinnell W, 11-0 1981 Central College baseball results April 6 Loras Dubuque L, 2-0 12-25 overall, 4-8 conference April 7 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 10-7, March 2 Georgia Americus, Ga. W, 11-7, L, 6-1 Southwestern L, 11-6 April 14 *William Penn Pella L, 5-2, March 3 Georgia Americus, Ga. L, 4-1, L, 3-2 Southwestern W, 6-6 April 21 *Wartburg Waverly L, 12-5, March 4 Georgia College Millidgeville, Ga. L, 10-1, W, 3-1 W, 11-4 April 28 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 1-0, March 6 Georgia College Millidgeville, Ga. L, 3-2, L, 8-1 W, 6-3 May 1 Iowa State Ames W, 1-0, March 28 St. Ambrose Pella W, 4-2, L, 8-5 L, 7-4 May 2 *Luther Decorah W, 7-6, April 1 Grinnell Pella W, 13-2, W, 7-4 W, 10-0 May 5 *Buena Vista Pella L, 2-0, April 4 *Buena Vista Pella L, 3-1, W, 4-2 L, 4-0 May 8 Northern Iowa Cedar Falls L, 9-2, April 8 Iowa State Ames L, 6-0, L, 7-4 L, 17-0 May 9 *Simpson Pella W, 9-5, April 10 Grand View Pella L, 6-2, W, 6-1 L, 2-1 *Iowa Conference game April 15 Grand View Des Moines W, 5-1, L, 5-2 1980 Central College baseball results April 18 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 5-4, 16-14 overall, 7-5 conference W, 6-4 Feb. 25 Georgia Americus, Ga. L, 11-5, April 22 *William Penn Pella L, 16-1, Southwestern W, 8-6 L, 4-3 Feb. 26 Georgia Americus, Ga. L, 11-5, April 25 *Wartburg Waverly L, 4-3, Southwestern L, 10-5 W, 7-2 Feb. 28 Georgia College Millidgeville, Ga. L, 10-2, April 29 *Upper Iowa Pella L, 4-2, L, 10-3 W, 8-7 Feb. 29 Georgia College Millidgeville, Ga. L, 16-0, May 1 Northern Iowa Cedar Falls L, 4-0, W, 7-0 L, 6-0 March 29 St. Ambrose Davenport W, 2-0, May 2 *Luther Decorah W, 5-3, W, 9-5 L, 7-6 April 5 Simpson Indianola W, 5-2, May5 Iowa Iowa City L, 9-0, L, 5-4 L, 14-0 April 9 Grand View Pella W, 10-9, May 9 William Penn Pella L, 5-2 W, 8-3 May 9 Simpson Pella W, 10-3 April 17 Iowa State Ames W, 6-5, *Iowa Conference game L, 3-1 April 18 Loras Pella L, 5-3, 1982 Central College baseball results W, 3-0 11-22 overall, 4-6 conference April 19 William Penn Oskaloosa W, 6-5, Feb. 27 Georgia Americus, Ga. W, 2-1, W, 4-1 Southwestern L, 11-5 April 22 Northern Iowa Pella W, 7-3, Feb. 28 Georgia Americus, Ga. L, 10-2, L, 3-1 Southwestern L, 9-4
Baseball 33 March 1 Georgia College Millidgeville, Ga. L, 12-3, May 5 *William Penn Pella L, 7-5, L, 11-1 W, 3-2 March 2 Georgia College Millidgeville, Ga. L, 5-4, May 7 *Wartburg Waverly W, 8-6, L, 16-5 L, 9-1 March 4 Shorter College Rome, Ga. L, 4-3, *Iowa Conference game L, 8-0 March 27 Augustana Rock Island, Ill. L, 12-2, 1984 Central College baseball results L, 12-2 10-16 overall, 8-8 conference March 27 St. Ambrose Davenport L, 5-1, Feb. 27 Stephen F. Austin Nacoduches, L, 11-0 W, 8-6 Texas April 2 Northern Iowa Pella L, 3-2 Stephen F. Austin Nacoduches, L, 9-2 April 10 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 7-4, Texas W, 7-2 Feb. 29 Dallas Baptist Dallas, Texas L, 12-0; April 14 Grand View Pella L, 11-6, L, 9-2 L, 9-2 March 1 Texas Wesleyan Fort Worth, L, 12-0; April 21 *Dubuque Pella L, 2-1, Texas L, 11-0 W, 8-1 March 2 Austin (Texas) Sherman, Texas W, 3-0; April 23 Iowa Wesleyan Mount Pleasant L, 7-5, W, 6-5 W, 14-6 March 3 Southeast Oklahoma Durant, Okla. L, 15-2; April 24 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 7-6, L, 11-0 L, 3-1 April 6 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 5-3; April 28 *Wartburg Pella W, 6-5, L, 6-5 L, 10-6 April 7 *Upper Iowa Fayette L, 6-5; May 1 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 2-1, W, 11-8 L, 6-5 April 18 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 2-0; May 4 Iowa Wesleyan Pella W, 3-1, W, 3-2 W, 5-4 April 25 *Simpson Pella L, 2-1; May 7 *Simpson Pella W, 4-2, W, 7-6 W, 4-0 April 28 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 10-8; *Iowa Conference game W, 10-8 May 2 *Buena Vista Pella L, 10-4; 1983 Central College baseball results L, 5-4 11-17 overall, 7-5 conference May 4 *Luther Decorah L, 9-1; March 1 Bishop Dallas, Texas W, 11-3, W, 4-3 W, 4-0 May 5 *Wartburg Waverly W, 4-0; March 2 Dallas Baptist Dallas, Texas L, 12-0, W, 6-1 L, 8-3 *Iowa Conference game March 3 Texas Arlington Arlington, Texas L, 6-5, L, 5-0 1985 Central College baseball results March 5 Texas Wesleyan Fort Worth, L, 5-0, 25-11 overall, 20-4 conference Texas L, 15-0 Feb. 25 Huston-Tillotson Austin, Texas W, 4-1; April 16 *Luther Decorah L, 12-5, W, 6-3 L, 7-0 Feb. 26 Texas Lutheran Seguin, Texas L, 6-5; April 20 Graceland Lamoni W, 11-0, L, 15-3 W, 6-3 Feb. 28 Southwestern Univ. Georgetown, L, 8-3; April 22 Iowa Iowa City L, 7-5, Texas L, 10-3 L, 6-3 March 1 Texas-Arlington Austin, Texas L, 7-1; April 23 *Buena Vista Pella W,24-15, L, 5-3 W, 6-5 March 2 Bishop College Dallas, Texas W, 8-3; April 27 *Simpson Pella W, 7-5, W,14-3 W, 8-0 April 3 Northern Iowa Pella L, 5-3; April 29 Augustana Rock Island, Ill. L, 9-4, W, 8-3 L, 4-1 April 10 *William Penn Pella L, 6-0; April 30 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 7-4, W, 5-1 W, 4-3 April 12 *Dubuque Pella W,12-3; May 4 Northern Iowa Cedar Falls L, 12-11, W, 6-4 L, 7-6 April 13 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 17-8;
34 Baseball W, 9-7 W, 5-0 April 16 *Simpson Pella L, 5-1; May 9 *Luther Decorah W, 4-3 W, 6-3 *Iowa Conference game April 19 *Luther Decorah L, 6-2; L, 5-0 1987 Central College baseball results April 20 *Wartburg Waverly W, 6-3; 13-19 overall, 8-10 conference W, 12-10 Feb. 26 Trinity (Texas) San Antonio, W, 6-3 April 24 *Buena Vista Pella W, 8-7; Texas W, 7-4 Feb. 27 Incarnate Word San Antonio, L, 10-6 Texas April 27 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 8-2; Feb. 28 St. Mary’s (Texas) San Antonio, L, 14-4 W, 10-5 Texas April 30 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 7-3; March 2 Benedictine Austin, Texas L, 7-2; W, 5-2 L, 12-2 May 4 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 9-4; March 3 Concordia Lutheran Austin, Texas W, 11-5 W, 4-1 March 4 Southwestern Georgetown, L, 4-1; May 8 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 11-6; Texas L,12-4 W, 17-4 March 20 Lincoln (Mo.) Jefferson City, L, 8-2; May 10 *Luther Pella L, 2-1; Mo. W, 3-2 W, 4-1 March 21 Lincoln Jefferson City, W, 7-0; *Iowa Conference game Mo. L, 10-7 April 1 *Loras Dubuque W, 6-0; 1986 Central College baseball results L, 6-5 16-18 overall, 15-6 conference April 7 *Simpson Indianola L, 10-6; Feb. 27 St. Mary’s San Antonio, L, 18-2; L, 4-0 Texas L, 9-6 April 11 *Upper Iowa Pella L, 7-2; Feb. 28 Trinity San Antonio, W, 7-3; W, 12-1 Texas L, 2-1 April 18 *Wartburg Waverly L, 12-10; March 1 Texas Lutheran Seguin, Texas L, 9-3; L, 12-11 L, 14-2 April 20 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 13-3 March 3 Concordia Lutheran Austin, Texas L, 8-7 April 21 *William Penn Pella W, 6-5 March 4 North Dakota State Austin, Texas L, 11-5 April 25 *Luther Decorah W, 13-2; March 4 St. Edward’s Austin, Texas L, 10-0 L, 12-6 March 5 Schriener (Texas) Austin, Texas L, 8-7 April 29 *Dubuque Pella W, 8-4; March 6 Southwestern Georgetown, L, 9-1; W, 13-12 Texas L, 13-2 May 2 *Loras Pella W, 5-0; March 27 Iowa State Ames L, 9-3 W, 5-1 April 9 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 6-0; May 5 Mt. Mercy Pella W, 14-3; L, 12-2 L, 8-5 April 11 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 10-8; May 9 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 12-8; W, 4-0 L, 16-9 April 12 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 14-2; *Iowa Conference game W, 10-0 1988 Central College baseball results April 19 *Wartburg Pella L, 10-6; 18-22 overall, 11-11 conference W, 12-0 Feb. 26 Southwestern (Texas) Waxahachie, W, 15-5, April 23 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 25-11; Texas W, 11-10 L, 14-4 Feb. 29 Incarnate Word San Antonio, L, 13-3, April 26 *William Penn Pella W, 2-1; (Texas) Texas L, 14-4 W, 8-3 March 1 St. Mary’s (Texas) San Antonio, L, 10-0, April 29 *Simpson Pella W, 3-2; Texas W, 4-2 L, 7-4 March 2 Trinity (Texas) San Antonio, W, 7-1, May 2 *Dubuque Pella W, 15-1; Texas W, 4-0 L, 5-4 March 3 Concordia Lutheran Austin, Texas L, 13-3, May 3 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 6-4; L, 8-4 W, 7-3 March 4 Southwestern (Texas) Georgetown, L, 6-1, May 7 *Buena Vista Pella W, 12-2; Texas L, 16-3
Baseball 35 March 26 Lincoln (Mo.) Jefferson City, W, 9-4, W, 5-2 Mo. L, 13-11 May 5 *Loras Pella W, 7-5, March 27 Lincoln Jefferson City, W, 9-7, W, 12-0 Mo. L, 14-6 May 6 *Buena Vista Pella L, 17-7, April 6 *Loras Pella L, 11-9, L, 13-7 W, 12-2 May 8 *Simpson Pella L, 2-1, April 9 *Simpson Pella L, 13-2, W, 4-2 L, 17-4 *Iowa Conference game April 13 Mount Mercy Cedar Rapids L, 11-8, L, 14-9 1990 Central College baseball results April 16 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 13-2, 14-12 overall, 7-7 conference W, 14-6 Feb. 26 Trinity (Texas) San Antonio, W, 10-7, April 23 *Wartburg Pella L, 11-7, Texas W, 6-5 W, 10-8 Feb. 27 St. Mary’s (Texas) San Antonio, L, 2-0 April 25 *William Penn Pella L, 10-0, March 1 Southwestern (Texas) Georgetown, L, 2-0, L, 12-0 L, 13-5 April 28 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 3-1, March 27 St. Ambrose Pella W, 4-2, L, 3-0 L, 2-1 April 30 *Luther Pella W, 11-1, April 6 *William Penn Pella W, 8-3, L, 9-6 L, 19-9 May 4 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 12-8, April 7 *William Penn Pella W, 5-4, W, 12-6 L, 4-3 May 7 *Loras Dubuque W, 12-7, April 12 *Loras Pella W, 5-3, W, 4-1 W, 5-4 May 11 *Simpson Indianola L, 17-4, April 17 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 9-8, L, 4-3 L, 6-4 May 14 *Buena Vista Pella W, 6-5, April 18 *Wartburg Waverly L, 12-11, W, 6-4 L, 8-3 *Iowa Conference game April 19 Wis.-River Falls Pella W, 6-1, W, 9-4 1989 Central College baseball results April 20 Coe Pella W, 8-1, 14-17 overall, 8-10 conference W, 5-2 Feb. 27 Trinity (Texas) San Antonio, L, 18-17, May 8 Cornell Pella W, 5-2 Texas W, 7-4 May 11 *Luther Decorah L, 3-2, Feb. 28 St. Mary’s (Texas) San Antonio, L, 17-0, W, 12-2 Texas L, 7-5 May 12 *Luther Decorah L, 3-2, March 2 Southwestern (Texas) Georgetown, L, 8-6, W, 10-8 Texas L, 9-6 *Iowa Conference game March 3 Mary Hardin Baylor Belton, Texas L, 9-1 (Texas) 1991 Central College baseball results March 29 St. Ambrose Pella W, 4-3, 9-19 overall, 6-10 conference W, 4-1 Feb. 25 Texas Lutheran Seguin, Texas L, 5-4, April 6 *Simpson Indianola L, 6-5, L, 16-4 L, 6-1 Feb. 26 Trinity (Texas) San Antonio, W, 6-1, April 12 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 2-1, Texas W, 9-8 L, 6-4 Feb. 27 St. Mary’s (Texas) San Antonio, L, 11-1, April 15 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 12-7, Texas L, 6-0 W, 14-13 Feb. 28 Southwestern (Texas) Georgetown, L, 11-1, April 18 *William Penn Pella L, 9-0, Texas L, 16-1 L, 14-1 March 2 Mary Hardin Baylor Belton, Texas L, 7-1, April 21 *Luther Decorah L, 7-1, (Texas) W, 6-1 W, 6-4 March 30 *Simpson Indianola L, 3-2, April 24 Coe Cedar Rapids W, 6-0, L, 8-0 L, 8-3 April 2 *Loras Dubuque L, 14-11, April 27 Graceland Pella W, 5-4, L, 7-2 W, 5-2 April 16 *Buena Vista Pella W, 5-4, April 29 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 5-4, W, 10-0
36 Baseball April 24 *Wartburg Pella L, 5-2, March 4 Southwestern Georgetown, W, 13-6, W, 6-3 Texas L, 10-1 April 26 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 9-4, April 10 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 15-12, L, 7-2 L, 6-5 April 27 *Upper Iowa Fayette W,14-11 April 16 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 5-4, W, 4-1 W, 5-3 May 1 Graceland Lamoni L, 10-7, April 17 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 4-3 L, 16-0 April 23 *Dubuque Pella W, 2-1, May 10 *Luther Pella L, 8-6, W, 4-0 L, 3-0 April 24 *Dubuque Pella W, 7-6, May 11 *Luther Pella L, 6-3, L, 10-8 L, 7-1 April 30 *Luther Decorah W, 6-4, *Iowa Conference game W, 5-2 May 7 *Simpson Pella W, 8-7, 1992 Central College baseball results L, 1-0 10-20 overall, 6-15 conference May 8 *Loras Dubuque W, 15-3, Feb. 29 Trinity (Texas) San Antonio, W, 7-3, W, 4-3 Texas L, 11-10 May 14 Simpson Pella L, 7-3, March 2 St. Mary’s (Texas) San Antonio, L, 4-3, L, 5-4 Texas L, 10-3 *Iowa Conference game March 5 Southwestern (Texas) Georgetown, L, 13-4 Texas 1994 Central College baseball results March 7 Mary Hardin Baylor Belton, Texas W, 2-0 17-18 overall, 7-9 conference (Texas) Feb. 26 Trinity (Texas) San Antonio, L, 6-5, March 20 Iowa State Ames L, 16-1 Texas L, 8-7 March 27 St. Scholastica Pella W, 8-2, Feb. 28 St. Mary’s (Texas) San Antonio, L, 5-2, (Minn.) W, 4-2 Texas L, 14-0 April 3 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 1-0, March 1 Texan Lutheran Seguin, Texas L, 9-0 L, 11-1 March 3 Southwestern (Texas) Georgetown, W, 10-1, April 4 *Loras Dubuque L, 3-2, Texas L, 6-5 L, 3-1 March 4 Southwestern (Texas) Georgetown, L, 6-5 April 10 *Dubuque Pella W, 7-2, Texas L, 3-0 March 26 St. Scholastica (Minn.)Pella W, 5-3, April 11 *Dubuque Pella L, 12-6, W, 13-7 L, 12-7 March 31 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 13-0, April 16 *Buena Vista Pella W, 4-2, W, 6-4 W, 8-5 April 5 Coe Pella W, 13-7, April 18 *Simpson Pella L, 6-2 W, 12-5 April 25 *Upper Iowa Fayette L, 6-2, April 9 *Loras Pella L, 9-1, L, 4-1 L, 12-4 May 1 *Wartburg Waverly W,16-11, April 14 *Dubuque Pella L, 5-0, L, 12-7 L, 6-0 May 2 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 7-5, April 16 *Luther Decorah W, 11-2, L, 7-5 L, 14-6 May 8 *Simpson Indianola W, 11-9, April 20 *Buena Vista Pella W, 13-4, L, 12-2 W, 14-3 May 9 *Wartburg Pella W, 11-1, April 22 Graceland Pella W, 14-5, L, 7-6 W, 12-10 *Iowa Conference game April 23 *Upper Iowa Fayette W,18-11, W, 9-7 1993 Central College baseball results April 28 *Wartburg Pella L, 2-0, 10-13 overall, 9-5 conference L, 8-2 Feb. 27 Trinity (Texas) San Antonio, L, 4-3, April 30 *Simpson Indianola W, 3-2, Texas L, 5-0 L, 15-2 March 2 St. Mary’s (Texas) San Antonio, L, 10-7, May 3 Grinnell Grinnell W, 2-1, Texas L, 7-3 W, 11-7 March 3 Concordia Lutheran Austin, Texas L, 20-2 Iowa Conference tournament
Baseball 37 May 6 Buena Vista Indianola W, 10-1 L, 13-4 May 7 Simpson Indianola L, 9-2, Feb. 29 #Southwestern (Texas)Georgetown, L, 9-0 L, 5-4 Texas May 9 William Penn Pella L, 11-10 Feb. 29 #Eastern Conn. St. Georgetown, L, 5-0, *Iowa Conference game Texas L, 8-4 March 1 #Southwestern (Texas)Georgetown, L, 8-3 1995 Central College baseball results Texas 16-20 overall, 10-10 conference March 2 #Nebraska Wesleyan Georgetown, L, 5-2, Feb. 27 Trinity (Texas) San Antonio, L, 18-7, Texas L, 7-6 Texas L, 12-2 March 22 Grand View Des Moines L, 7-6, Feb. 28 St. Mary’s (Texas) San Antonio, L, 10-0, L, 10-0 Texas L, 8-2 March 23 Iowa Wesleyan Mount Pleasant L, 10-7, March 3 #Nebraska Wesleyan Georgetown, W, 5-3 L, 6-5 Texas March 28 *Loras Pella W, 4-2, March 3 #Southwestern (Texas)Georgetown, L, 10-0, W, 1-0 (forfeit) Texas W, 9-8 March 30 *Buena Vista Pella W, 18-8, March 4 #Nebraska Wesleyan Georgetown, L, 4-3 L, 12-5 Texas April 3 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 13-3, March 17 St. Mary’s (Minn.) Pella L, 6-0, L, 11-1 L, 4-3 April 5 Graceland Pella W, 8-4, March 25 Coe Cedar Rapids W, 5-2, W, 4-2 W, 8-1 April 8 Mt. Mercy Cedar Rapids L, 5-2, March 27 Iowa Wesleyan Pella L, 4-1, L, 7-6 L, 6-5 April 11 *Luther Decorah L, 2-1, March 30 *William Penn Pella W, 6-5, L, 3-2 L, 7-1 April 13 *Wartburg Pella L, 7-1, April 5 *Loras Dubuque W, 7-5, L, 13-3 W, 2-1 April 17 *Dubuque Pella W, 3-2, April 8 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 6-4, L, 6-3 L, 6-2 April 18 Grand View Pella W, 8-6 April 13 *Luther Pella L, 4-3, April 25 *Upper Iowa Fayette L, 11-10, W, 3-2 L, 11-4 April 19 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 3-0, April 27 *Simpson Indianola L, 8-4, W, 4-1 L, 4-2 April 22 *Upper Iowa Pella L, 8-6, May 1 Grinnell Grinnell W, 10-1, L, 4-3 L, 9-4 April 27 *Wartburg Waverly L, 3-0, Iowa Conference tournament W, 5-2 May 3 Wartburg Oskaloosa W, 4-3 April 29 *Simpson Pella W, 1-0, May 4 William Penn Oskaloosa L, 4-3, W, 3-2 L, 3-2 May 3 Grinnell Pella W, 11-0, *Iowa Conference game W, 17-3 #Bue Classic Iowa Conference tournament May 5 Buena Vista Dubuque W, 4-3 1997 Central College baseball results May 5 Dubuque Dubuque L, 1-0, 18-16 overall, 9-7 conference W, 4-3 March 19 Iowa Wesleyan Mount Pleasant W, 9-7, May 6 Dubuque Dubuque L, 3-0 W, 15-6 *Iowa Conference game March 24 Colby (Maine) Ft. Meyers, Fla. L, 5-1 #Southwestern Classic March 24 Union (N.Y.) Ft. Meyers, Fla. L, 12-2 March 25 Marian (Wis.) Ft. Meyers, Fla. L, 11-6 1996 Central College baseball results March 25 Albright (Pa.) Ft. Meyers, Fla. L, 13-3 9-33 overall, 9-14 conference March 26 Chicago Ft. Meyers, Fla. L, 6-5 Feb. 26 St. Mary’s (Texas) San Antonio, L, 13-1, March 27 Edgewood (Wis.) Ft. Meyers, Fla. L, 3-2 Texas L, 4-2 March 27 Mount Mercy Ft. Meyers, Fla. W, 9-4 Feb. 27 Trinity (Texas) San Antonio, L, 6-5, March 28 Roger Williams (R.I.) Ft. Meyers, Fla. W, 10-0 Texas L, 15-2 March 28 Macalester (Minn.) Ft. Meyers, Fla. L, 3-1 Feb. 28 Texas Lutheran Seguin, Texas L, 14-2, April 2 Mount Mercy Pella W, 10-1,
38 Baseball W, 10-6 May 5 *Buena Vista Pella W, 8-4; April 3 Graceland Lamoni L, 9-8, W, 13-12 W, 9-8 Iowa Conference tournament April 5 *Loras Dubuque W, 7-1, May 8 Upper Iowa Waverly W, 7-4 L, 2-0 Loras Waverly L, 11-2 April 10 *Wartburg Waverly L, 5-4 May 9 Simpson Waverly L, 5-4 April 16 *Simpson Pella W, 8-2, *Iowa Conference L, 12-5 April 19 *Upper Iowa Pella L, 3-2, 1999 Central College baseball results W, 7-5 16-14 overall, 10-10 conference April 21 Grand View Des Moines L, 7-6 March 27 Webster (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. W, 3-2 April 24 *William Penn Pella W, 4-3, Webster (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. W, 13-6 W, 12-4 March 29 Harris-Stowe St. Louis, Mo. L, 5-2 April 26 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 3-2, (Mo.) L, 11-3 W, 9-4 March 30 Fontbonne (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. L, 6-5; April 28 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 14-1, L, 6-5 W, 9-6 April 1 *Cornell Pella W, 3-0; Iowa Conference tournament W, 2-1 (12) May 2 Simpson Dubuque W, 4-2 April 6 *Loras Pella L, 5-3; Loras Dubuque L, 12-5, W, 5-4 L, 5-3 April 7 *Simpson Pella L, 8-6; Cornell Mount Vernon W, 8-4, L, 3-2 W, 9-6 April 11 *Luther Pella W, 7-4; *Iowa Conference games W, 3-2 1998 Central College baseball results April 14 Graceland Pella W, 6-4; 17-19 overall, 11-12 conference W, 9-8 (12) March 16 Eureka (Ill.) Ft. Myers, Fla. W, 15-2; April 17 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 2-1; L, 3-2 W, 7-2 March 17 Muskingum (Ohio) Ft. Myers, Fla. L, 9-7; April 20 Grinnell Pella W, 7-1; L, 7-2 W, 4-3 (11) March 18 Benedictine (Ill.) Ft. Myers, Fla. L, 3-2 April 21 *Wartburg Waverly W, 4-1 Wooster (Ohio) Ft. Myers, Fla. L, 11-10 April 29 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 5-0; March 20 North Dakota State Ft. Myers, Fla. L, 7-5 L, 4-3 March 28 Iowa Wesleyan Pella W, 9-0; May 1 *William Penn Pella W, 5-1; W, 4-1 L, 2-0 (9) April 2 *Cornell Mount Vernon W, 8-3; May 3 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 4-3; L, 5-2 L, 6-0 April 4 *Loras Dubuque W, 7-6; Iowa Conference tournament L, 6-3 May 6 *Upper Iowa Mount Vernon L, 5-1 April 6 Grand View Des Moines W, 9-8; May 7 *Simpson Mount Vernon W, 3-1 L, 10-5 May 8 *Upper Iowa Mount Vernon L, 13-3 April 8 *Simpson Indianola L, 5-1; *Iowa Conference game W, 5-2 April 11 *Luther Decorah W, 4-3; 2000 Central College baseball results L, 4-2 23-23 overall, 9-13 conference April 16 *Dubuque Pella W, 9-3; March 11 Quincy (Ill.) Quincy, Ill. L, 11-8; W, 12-2 L, 9-8 April 18 *Coe Pella L, 8-6; March 12 Culver-Stockton Canton, Mo. L, 11-6; W, 6-4 (Mo.) W, 5-0 April 22 *Wartburg Pella W, 5-4; March 20 St. John’s (Minn.)Fort Myers, Fla.W, 9-8; L, 16-4 L, 5-4 April 27 Grand View Pella W, 9-6; March 21 Colby (Maine) Fort Myers, Fla. L, 6-3; W, 4-3 L, 15-11 April 30 *Upper Iowa Fayette L, 12-0; March 22 Chicago (Ill.) Fort Myers, Fla. W, 12-4; L, 3-1 L, 12-3 May 2 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 1-0; March 23 Rockford (Ill.) Fort Myers, Fla. W, 20-4; L, 7-2 W, 5-4
Baseball 39 March 24 Augsburg (Minn.)Fort Myers, Fla. W, 13-1; W, 11-8 W, 9-6 April 14 *Buena Vista Pella W, 6-5; March 30 Grand View Des Moines W, 8-5; W, 6-3 L, 13-3 April 19 *Wartburg Pella W, 4-3; April 1 *Luther Pella W, 9-2; L, 4-2 L, 11-1 April 21 *Cornell Mount Vernon L, 19-7; April 4 Mount Mercy Pella W, 19-15; W, 15-5 W, 7-4 April 23 Grinnell Pella W, 14-7; April 5 *Upper Iowa Fayette L, 14-2; W, 7-3 L, 6-2 April 24 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 5-4; April 8 *Simpson Pella L, 7-2; L, 4-2 W, 9-8 (8) April 26 Culver-Stockton Pella L, 7-2; April 12 Graceland Lamoni W, 12-10; (Mo). L, 19-9 L, 16-12 April 28 *Simpson Indianola L, 16-8; April 13 *Cornell Pella L, 6-4; L, 12-6 L, 9-3 May 1 Mount Mercy Cedar Rapids L, 13-3; April 15 *Wartburg Waverly L, 14-9; L, 19-9 L, 5-1 May 2 *Loras Pella L, 6-2 April 19 *Coe Pella W, 10-4; May 7 Iowa Wesleyan Pella L, 5-2; W, 6-5 L, 12-3 April 22 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 5-1; *Iowa Conference game W, 21-11 April 26 Grinnell Grinnell L, 5-2; 2002 Central College baseball results W, 9-4 15-23 overall, 8-12 conference April 27 *William Penn Pella W, 14-8; March 11 Wittenberg Fort Myers, Fla. L, 8-5; L, 16-6 (Ohio) May 3 *Loras Dubuque L, 8-7 (10); Wittenberg Fort Myers, Fla. L, 3-2 L, 3-2 (Ohio) May 6 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 10-8; March 12 Carroll (Wis.) Fort Myers, Fla. W, 5-2; W, 12-5 L, 4-0 May 8 Iowa Wesleyan Mount Pleasant W, 7-4; March 13 St. John Fisher Fort Myers, Fla. W, 16-9 W, 15-0 (N.Y.) Iowa Conference tournament March 14 Denison (Ohio) Fort Myers, Fla. L, 11-7; May 11 Wartburg Waterloo L, 10-6 (10) L, 5-4 May 12 Cornell Waterloo L, 4-2 March 15 Calvin (Mich.) Fort Myers, Fla. L, 2-0; *Iowa Conference game L, 6-5 March 16 Muskingum Ft. Myers, Fla. L, 4-3; 2001 Central College baseball results (Ohio) L, 13-10 15-23 overall, 7-10 conference March 23 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, Ill. L, 16-9; March 12 Denison (Ohio) Fort Myers, Fla. W, 11-9 W, 4-2 March 13 Knox (Ill.) Fort Myers, Fla. W, 9-8; March 30 St. Olaf (Minn.) Pella W, 6-3; W, 11-2 W, 3-2 March 14 Thomas More Fort Myers, Fla. L, 7-4; April 6 *Cornell Pella W, 2-1; (Ky.) L, 7-4 L, 8-3 March 15 Illinois College Fort Myers, Fla. W, 19-8; April 10 *Luther Decorah W, 3-0; W, 10-8 W, 7-5 March 16 Ohio Wesleyan Fort Myers, Fla. L, 20-12; April 12 Morningside Carroll L, 8-7 W, 11-8 April 13 *Loras Pella L, 1-0; April 3 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 3-2; W, 4-3 L, 10-5 April 18 *Buena Vista Pella L, 3-0; April 4 Minn. State- Pella L, 3-2; L, 1-0 (8) Mankato L, 11-5 April 20 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 12-9; April 5 Grand View Pella L, 7-6; W, 23-1 L, 5-2 April 24 Upper Iowa Pella W, 5-4; April 7 *Luther Decorah L, 4-2; L, 4-3 W, 6-5 April 27 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 10-4; April 11 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 10-6; L, 19-15
40 Baseball May 1 Grinnell Grinnell W, 14-7; $Marian Port Charlotte, L, 3-1 W, 15-5 (Wis.) Fla. May 2 *Simpson Indianola W, 12-0; March 15 $Mid-America Port Charlotte, W, 5-4 L, 7-1 Nazarene (Kan.) Fla. May 4 *Wartburg Pella L, 8-2; $Massachusetts Port Charlotte, L, 13-3 L, 8-4 College Fla. Iowa Conference tournament March 17 $Greenville (Ind.)Port Charlotte, L, 18-11 (9) May 9 Buena Vista Waterloo L, 17-16 (11) Fla. May 10 Upper Iowa Waterloo L, 16-5 March 18 $Dordt Port Charlotte, W, 3-2 *Iowa Conference game Fla. L, 9-6 (8) March 19 $Purdue-North Port Charlotte, L, 14-8; 2003 Central College baseball results Central (Ind.) Fla. W, 5-4 12-24 overall, 7-11 conference March 20 $St. Joseph’s Port Charlotte, L, 7-6 March 10 Moravian (Pa.) Fort Myers, Fla. W, 17-1 (N.Y.) Fla. Hiram (Ohio) Fort Myers, Fla. L, 3-1 March 25 Knox (Ill.) Galesburg, Ill. L, 13-12 March 11 Wittenberg Fort Myers, Fla. L, 3-2 March 27 William Penn Pella L, 5-0; (Ohio) Fla. W, 1-0 Mount Union Fort Myers, Fla. L, 17-4 March 30 Grand View Pella L, 5-1 (Ohio) April 3 *Coe Pella L, 22-3; March 12 Arcadia (Pa.) Fort Myers, Fla. L, 6-5; W, 13-12 W, 6-5 April 7 Graceland Lamoni W, 13-3 (6); March 13 Wittenberg Fort Myers, Fla. W, 12-6; L, 12-4 (Ohio) L, 15-12 April 10 *Cornell Mount Vernon L, 13-10; March 14 Eastern Fort Myers, Fla. L, 4-3; W, 10-5 (8) Nazarene (Mass.) W, 16-3 April 13 Grinnell Pella W, 11-3 March 15 Denison (Ohio) Fort Myers, Fla. L, 5-3; April 14 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 4-3; L, 18-2 W, 8-6 March 22 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, Ill. L, 7-3; April 16 Morningside Carroll W, 11-18 L, 8-1 April 19 *Wartburg Pella L, 7-6; April 1 William Penn Oskaloosa L, 4-2; W, 6-1 W, 4-3 April 21 Iowa Wesleyan Pella L, 8-4 April 5 Cornell* Mount Vernon L, 1-0; April 22 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 12-5; L, 8-7 W, 8-6 April 9 Luther* Pella W, 5-0; April 24 *Luther Pella L, 9-7; L, 6-4 L, 3-2 April 12 Loras* Dubuque L, 3-1; April 28 Upper Iowa Fayette L, 22-15; L, 9-1 L, 6-0 April 14 Grand View+ Des Moines L, 15-8 May 1 *Simpson Pella W, 4-3; April 17 Buena Vista* Storm Lake W, 4-2 (9); W, 10-2 W, 11-2 May 3 Grand View Des Moines L, 13-12 April 21 Dubuque* Pella L, 13-6; May 8 *Loras Dubuque W, 7-3; W, 13-2 W, 6-5 April 23 Upper Iowa* Fayette L, 10-4; Iowa Conference tournament W, 4-3 May 13 Simpson Cedar Rapids L, 10-6 April 25 Grand View+ Pella L, 15-8 May 14 Cornell Cedar Rapids W, 9-2 April 26 Coe* Pella W, 9-6; Wartburg Cedar Rapids L, 12-11 L, 9-2 *Iowa Conference games May 1 Simpson* Pella L, 8-2; $Port Charlotte Invitational W, 6-5 May 3 Wartburg* Waverly L, 11-6; 2005 Central College baseball results L, 10-6 21-18 overall, 10-6 conference *Iowa Conference games Date Opponent Location Time March 1 *Bethel (Minn.) Minneapolis, W, 9-6; 2004 Central College baseball results Minn. W, 5-1 20-22 overall, 10-6 Iowa Conference March 6 Purdue North Port Charlotte, W, 9-1 March 14 $St. Michael’s Port Charlotte, W, 12-9 Central (Ind.) Fla. (Vt.) Fla. Concordia (Wis.) L, 13-9
Baseball 41 March 7 *Bethany Port Charlotte, W, 9-3; March 24 #Bethany Pella W, 8-0 Lutheran (Minn.) Fla. W, 11-1 Lutheran (Minn.) March 10 Marietta (Ohio) Port Charlotte, L, 17-10 (11) March 25 +Bethany Pella L, 14-4; Fla. Lutheran (Minn.) L, 2-0 March 11 Lakeland(Wis.)Port Charlotte, W, 12-1 April 1 *Cornell Mount Vernon W, 4-0; Fla. W, 15-14 (10) Urbana (Ohio) W, 20-5 April 8 *Wartburg Pella W, 12-9; John Jay (N.Y.) W, 5-1 W, 8-4 March 19 *Graceland Lamoni L, 11-9; April 10 *Coe Pella W, 9-1; L, 7-4 L, 10-1 March 29 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 15-3; April 11 #Nebraska Pella W, 5-3; L, 5-3 Wesleyan W, 7-2 March 30 *Neb. Pella L, 3-2 April 15 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 11-2; Wesleyan W, 6-2 April 2 Wartburg Waverly L, 7-1; April18 +Grinnell Pella W, 6-1; L, 8-4 L, 6-3 April 7 Luther Decorah L, 14-3; April 20 #Ashford Pella W, 11-5 L, 16-6 April 22 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 6-1; April 9 Dubuque Pella L, 5-2; W, 20-7 L, 8-4 April 24 #Augustana Rock Island, Ill. L, 13-9 April 13 Coe Cedar Rapids W, 15-10; April 26 +Dordt Carroll W, 14-3; W, 16-5 L, 17-9 April 16 Simpson Indianola W, 4-3; May 3 *Loras Dubuque W, 6-3; W, 7-6 L, 4-3 April 18 *Grinnell Grinnell W, 7-2; May 6 *Simpson Pella L, 7-5; L, 4-1 L, 8-4 April 23 Loras Pella W, 4-1; May 7 *Luther Pella L, 5-3; W, 7-5 W, 5-4 (11) April 24 Cornell Pella W, 13-11; Iowa Conference tournament W, 8-7 (8) May 11 $Loras Cedar Rapids L, 6-4 April 27 Morningside Carroll L, 13-9 May 12 $Luther Cedar Rapids W, 12-11 April 30 *Buena Vista Pella W, 6-2; +Two seven-inning games W, 9-0 #One nine-inning game May 4 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, Ill. L, 10-6 *Iowa Conference doubleheader (one seven-inning game and May 7 *Clarke Pella W, 8-2; one nine-inning game) W, 4-1 Iowa Conference tournament 2007 Central College baseball results May 12 Simpson Cedar Rapids L, 6-4 19-20 overall, 12-10 conference May 13 Wartburg Cedar Rapids L, 12-6 March 10 Benedictine (Ill.) Fort Myers, Fla. W, 11-2; L, 2-0 2006 Central College baseball results March 11 New Jersey City Fort Myers, Fla. W, 13-8; 26-14 overall; 11-5 conference L, 6-5 (8 inn.) Date Opponent Location Result March 12 +Ohio Wesleyan !Port Charlotte, W, 9-7 March 6 +Hamline Minneapolis, W, 11-1; Fla. (Minn) Minn. W, 14-9 March 13 +Stevens Tech !Port Charlotte, W, 11-10 March 13 +St. Norbert $Chandler, Ariz. W, 8-1; (N.J.) Fla. (Wis.) W, 8-2 March 14 +Concordia $Port Charlotte, W, 9-7 March 14 #Roger Williams $Chandler, Ariz. L, 8-7 (10) (Wis.) Fla. (R.I.) March 15 +Fitchburg State $Port Charlotte, W, 9-3 March 15 +Brockport State @Mesa, Ariz. W, 11-6 (Mass.) Fla. (N.Y.) March 16 Greenville (Ill.) ^Port Charlotte, L, 7-3 (6 inn., March 16 #Macalester !Mesa, Ariz. W, 12-5 Fla. rain) (Minn.) March 21 Waldorf Minneapolis, L, 7-2; March 17 +Marian (Wis.) %Chandler, Ariz.L, 8-2; Minn. L, 5-4 L, 7-4 March 25 *&Luther Pella L, 4-2; March 18 +Allegheny (Pa.) !Mesa, Ariz. W, 6-1; L, 6-3 W, 15-2 March 27 +Mount Mercy Pella L, 10-8
42 Baseball March 30 *+Cornell Pella L, 5-4 (13 W, 1-0 inn.) April 13 *Wartburg Waverly L, 4-1; March 31 *Cornell Pella L, 1-0; L, 3-1 W, 4-1 April 14 Grinnell Pella W, 11-1 (7) April 3 *Simpson Indianola W, 2-0; April 16 *Loras Pella W, 4-1 L, 5-3 April 19 *Luther Decorah L, 12-8 April 7 *+Coe Cedar Rapids W, 8-2 April 20 *Luther Decorah W, 8-0; April 9 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 3-2(11 inn.) L, 7-5 W, 4-3 (8 inn.) April 23 *Cornell Pella W, 6-3 April 13 *+ Dubuque Pella W, 12-11 April 26 *Coe Pella L, 8-3; (10 inn.) L, 3-1 April 14 *Dubuque Pella L, 8-3; April 27 *Coe Pella L, 6-5 (10) W, 11-2 April 30 *Cornell Mount Vernon L, 4-2; April 17 +Grinnell Grinnell W, 5-1 L, 8-7 April 18 *+Simpson Pella W, 15-11 May 3 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 14-8 April 20 *+Loras Pella L, 7-0 May 4 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 7-2 April 21 *Loras Pella L, 8-6 (11inn.) Iowa Conference tournament W, 4-3 (8 inn.) May 8 Coe Cedar Rapids W, 5-0 April 28 Clarke Dubuque L, 5-0; Simpson Cedar Rapids W, 11-9 L, 7-6 May 9 Wartburg Cedar Rapids W, 7-1 April 30 *Buena Vista Pella W, 6-2; May 10 Loras Cedar Rapids L, 10-3 W, 2-0 *Iowa Conference game May 2 *+Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 10-0 May 5 *Wartburg Waverly W, 13-3; 2009 Central College baseball results W, 5-3 17-20 overall, 10-12 conference Iowa Conference tournament Feb. 28 ^+Bethel Minneapolis, L, 8-5 (8); May 10 +Buena Vista Cedar Rapids L, 6-5 (Minn.) Minn. L, 5-4 May 11 +Loras Cedar Rapids L, 3-2 (10) March 1 ^+Hamline Minneapolis, L, 7-4 *Iowa Conference game (Minn.) Minn. +nine-inning game; others are seven innings March 13 Southern Fort Myers, Fla. W, 17-2 &nine-inning game followed by seven-inning game Vermont Scranton (Pa.) Fort Myers, Fla. L, 12-11 2008 Central College baseball results March 14 Coast Guard Fort Myers, Fla. W, 13-12 22-21 overall, 10-13 conference (Conn.) March 1 Hamline (Minn.) Minneapolis, W, 4-2; March 15 Augustana (Ill.) Fort Myers, Fla. L, 13-9 Minn. L, 12-9 March 16 Minn.-Morris Fort Myers, Fla. W, 18-4; March 14 Bowdoin (Maine)Chandler, Ariz. L, 10-9; W, 18-3 W, 18-13 March 17 Plattsburgh Fort Myers, Fla. L, 3-2 March 15 Macalester (Minn.)Mesa, Ariz. L, 8-5; State (N.Y.) W, 10-9 March 18 Robert Morris Springfield, Ill. L, 8-5 March 16 Hamline (Minn.) Chandler, Ariz. W, 8-7 (10) (Ill.) March 18 Augsburg (Minn.)Mesa, Ariz. L, 6-5; March 20 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 8-2 W, 8-7 (8) March 21 +*Coe Cedar Rapids W, 4-1; March 19 Marian (Wis.) Queen Creek L, 10-7 W, 12-0 Ariz. March 25 Grinnell Pella W, 6-2 March 21 *Simpson Pella W, 7-6 March 27 *Loras Pella W, 9-2 March 22 *Simpson Pella W, 3-1; March 31 +*Luther Decorah L, 5-3; L, 2-0 (10) L, 3-1 March 26 Grinnell Grinnell L, 11-5 April 3 +*Simpson Indianola L, 7-6; March 28 *Buena Vista Pella W, 15-7 W, 8-5 March 29 *Buena Vista Pella L, 3-0; April 4 *Simpson Indianola W, 15-3 L, 11-4 April 8 Grinnell Grinnell L, 9-8 (10) April 1 *Loras Dubuque L, 10-6; April 10 *Dubuque Pella W, 13-0 W, 9-3 April 11 +*Dubuque Pella L, 12-8; April 4 Martin Luther Pella W, 13-0; L, 8-1 (Minn.) W, 9-0 April 15 *Luther Pella L, 5-2 April 5 Ashford Pella W, 6-1; April 17 *Buena Vista Pella W, 6-5
Baseball 43 April 19 +*Buena Vista Pella L, 15-13; May 1 +*Loras Dubuque L, 13-12; L, 10-7 L, 10-5 April 21 +*Cornell Pella L, 11-9; May 2 *Loras Dubuque W, 16-4 L, 10-9 (7 inn.) April 22 +Martin Luther New Ulm, W, 13-9; May 5 *Buena Vista Pella W, 5-4 (Minn.) Minn. W, 18-0 May 9 Grinnell Grinnell W, 18-7 April 29 *Cornell Mount Vernon W, 10-0 (8) Iowa Conference tournament May 1 *Wartburg Waverly W, 14-5 May 13 Luther Cedar Rapids L, 11-8 May 2 +*Wartburg Waverly L, 17-5; May 14 Coe Cedar Rapids L, 10-7 W, 8-5 + seven-inning games; all other games are nine innings ^ at Metrodome * Iowa Conference game + seven-inning games; all other games are nine innings * Iowa Conference game 2011 Central College baseball results 22-19 overall, 12-12 conference 2010 Central College baseball results March 5 +Carleton (Minn.) Jacksonville, Ill. W, 5-3 27-14 overall, 15-8 conference March 6 +Augsburg (Minn.) Jacksonville, Ill. L, 5-3 March 6 Grinnell Fulton, Mo. W, 14-4 (9 inn.) Westminster Fulton, Mo. W, 19-6 W, 3-0 (Mo.) March 12 &Rockford (Ill.) Mesa, Ariz. W, 3-2 March 7 Grinnell Fulton, Mo. W, 18-6 W, 13-2 Westminster Fulton, Mo. W, 6-1 March 13 &Wis.-Stout Mesa, Ariz. W, 7-5 (Mo.) W, 13-7 March 13 Gettysburg (Pa.) Vero Beach, Fla. L, 11-4 March 14 Macalester (Minn.) Mesa, Ariz. L, 9-1 March 14 Muhlenberg Vero Beach, Fla. W, 8-7 March 16 William Paterson Mesa, Ariz. W, 7-4 (Pa.) (N.J.) Delaware Valley Vero Beach, Fla. L, 10-2 March 17 Dickinson State Mesa, Ariz. W, 20-10 (Pa.) (N.D.) (7 inn.) March 16 St. Mary’s (Md.) Vero Beach, Fla. W, 10-4 Marian (Wis.) Mesa, Ariz. L, 5-4 March 17 New England Vero Beach, Fla. W, 15-7 (10 inn.) (N.H.) March 18 St. John’s (Minn.) Mesa, Ariz. W, 7-3 March 18 St. Mary’s (Md.) Vero Beach, Fla W, 7-6 March 26 +Loras Pella W, 2-0 March 19 +Wis.-Superior Vero Beach, Fla. W, 12-1; W, 8-5 L, 8-5 March 27 Loras Pella W, 4-3 March 20 St. Scholastica Vero Beach, Fla. L, 8-7 April 1 *Wartburg Waverly L, 5-2 (Minn.) April 2 +*Wartburg Waverly L, 10-7 March 26 *Wartburg Pella W, 7-1 L, 8-0 March 27 +*Wartburg Pella L, 6-0; April 5 +*Simpson Indianola L, 9-1 L, 9-3 L, 3-0 April 2 +*Dubuque Dubuque W, 6-1 April 9 +Washington Pella W, 7-2 April 3 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 7-2; St.-Louis (Mo.) L, 7-0 W, 12-1 April 11 Grinnell Pella L, 15-13 April 5 +Martin Luther Pella W, 11-2; April 13 *Simpson Pella W, 12-3 (Minn.) W, 7-5 April 16 *Dubuque Pella L, 4-3 April 8 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 4-3 April 17 +*Dubuque Pella W, 2-1 April 9 *Cornell Mount Vernon W, 17-7 Pella W, 6-2 April 10 +*Cornell Mount Vernon W, 10-7; April 23 +*Coe Cedar Rapids W, 2-0 W, 17-1 L, 3-0 April 13 *+Coe Pella L, 3-2; April 25 *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 13-7 W, 4-3 April 27 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 9-7 (8 inn.) April 29 +*Cornell Pella W, 3-0 April 16 *Luther Pella W, 14-12 Pella W, 11-3 April 17 +*Luther Pella W, 5-1; April 30 *Cornell Pella W, 4-3 W, 12-5 May 3 +*Buena Vista Pella L, 5-2 April 24 +*Simpson Pella W, 9-4; L, 7-2 W, 3-0 May 6 *Luther Decorah W, 10-3 April 27 +*Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 5-3; May 7 +*Luther Decorah L, 13-1 L, 10-3 L, 5-1
44 Baseball Iowa Conference tournament May 10 Buena Vista Cedar Rapids L, 8-7 May 12 Wartburg Cedar Rapids L, 6-5 May 11 Luther Cedar Rapids, L, 7-6 (11 inn.) *Iowa Conference game May 13 Luther Cedar Rapids L, 14-4 +two seven-inning games * Iowa Conference game All other games are nine innings + two seven-inning games; all other games are nine innings &one seven-inning game, one nine-inning game 2013 Central College baseball results 22-19 overall, 12-14 conference 2012 Central College baseball results March 7 !Illinois College Fort Myers, Fla. W, 6-5 29-11 overall, 19-5 conference March 8 !Heidelberg (Ohio) Fort Myers, Fla. W, 6-5 March 3 +Knox (Ill.) Jacksonville, Ill. W, 10-2 March 9 !Newbury (Mass.) Fort Myers, Fla. W, 15-11 (8) L 6-4 March 9 !Newbury (Mass.) Fort Myers, Fla. W, 4-2 March 4 Robert Morris- Jacksonville, Ill. W, 15-4 March 10 !Olivet (Mich.) Fort Myers, Fla. L, 6-4 Springfield (Ill.) March 13 +Ripon (Wis.) Winter Haven, Fla. W, 6-2 March 9 Babson (Mass.) Fort Myers, Fla. W, 12-0 March 13 +Rhodes (Tenn.) Winter Haven, Fla. W, 12-7 March 10 +Elms (Mass.) Fort Myers, Fla. W, 9-0 March 14 +St. Norbert (Wis.) Winter Haven, Fla. L, 8-7 W, 4-2 March 15 +Benedictine (Ill.) Winter Haven, Fla. L, 19-6 (7) March 11 Principia (Ill.) Fort Myers, Fla. W, 10-0 March 30 Lawrence (Wis.) Pella W, 8-4 (8 inn.) April 1 * Loras Pella L, 11-0 March 13 Monmouth (Ill.) Fort Myers, Fla. L, 4-2 * Loras Pella L, 8-6 March 14 Knox (Ill.) Fort Myers, Fla. W, 16-1 April 2 Cornell Mount Vernon W, 12-11 (7) (7 inn.) April 5 * Dubuque Pella W, 1-0 March 15 Denison (Ohio) Fort Myers, Fla. L, 4-2 * Dubuque Pella W, 4-3 March 16 Lawrence (Wis.) Fort Myers, Fla. W, 12-0 April 6 * Dubuque Pella W, 5-3 (7 inn.) * Dubuque Pella W, 4-3 March 16 Lasell (Mass.) Fort Myers, Fla. W, 6-3 April 13 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 6-4 March 23 *Wartburg Pella W, 9-6, *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 7-4 W, 13-3 April 14 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 11-5 March 24 +*Wartburg Pella W, 3-2 * Coe Cedar Rapids L, 8-4 (10 inn.) April 15 *Simpson Indianola W, 6-5 March 28 Grinnell Pella W, 8-3 *Simpson Indianola W, 9-5 March 30 *Loras Dubuque W, 5-0 April 20 *Wartburg Waverly L, 2-1 March 31 +*Loras Dubuque L, 10-3; *Wartburg Waverly L, 5-2 W, 4-3 April 21 *Wartburg Waverly L, 13-0 April 3 +*Simpson Pella W, 7-2; *Wartburg Waverly L, 5-1 W, 4-3 April 26 *Buena Vista Pella L, 4-3 (13) April 6 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 7-4 *Buena Vista Pella W, 3-1 (10 inn.) April 27 *Buena Vista Pella W, 2-1 (10) April 7 +*Dubuque Dubuque L, 1-0; *Buena Vista Pella L, 10-1 W, 4-1 April 30 *Simpson Pella L, 4-3 (11) April 11 *Simpson Indianola W, 7-3 *Simpson Pella L, 5-3 April 13 +*Luther Pella W, 5-4 May 4 *Luther Decorah W, 4-2 (11 inn.); *Luther Decorah W, 11-7 W 1-0 May 5 *Luther Decorah W, 14-1 April 14 *Luther Pella W, 7-2 *Luther Decorah L, 3-1 April 17 Grinnell Grinnell L, 3-1 Iowa Conference tournament April 20 *Coe Pella W, 6-5 May 9 Simpson Cedar Rapids L, 10-6 April 21 +*Coe Pella L, 7-2; May 10 Buena Vista Cedar Rapids W, 11-4 W, 2-1 May 10 Loras Cedar Rapids W, 3-0 (9 inn) May 10 Simpson Cedar Rapids L, 9-0 April 24 +*Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 4-0; L, 6-5 !Gene Cusic Classic April 27 *Cornell Mount Vernon W, 6-5 +Russ Matt Invitational April 28 +*Cornell Mount Vernon W, 5-1; *Iowa Conference games W, 2-1 May 2 *Buena Vista Pella W, 3-1 2014 Central College baseball results Iowa Conference tournament 28-16 overall, 17-11 conference
Baseball 45 March 8 Grinnell Jacksonville, Ill. L, 3-1 March 20 Gustavus Adolphus Tuscon, Ariz. W, 5-1 March 9 Grinnell Springfield, Ill. W, 13-6 (Minn.) Grinnell Springfield, Ill. L, 12-8 March 20 Gustavus Adolphus Tuscon, Ariz. L, 10-7 March 14 Dordt Tucson, Ariz. W, 4-3 (Minn.) Bethany Lutheran Tucson, Ariz. W, 9-4 March 21 Concordia (Wis.) Tucson, Ariz. L, 10-9 (11) (Minn.) March 25 Grinnell Pella L, 9-8 March 15 Macalaster (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 15-10 March 27 *Wartburg Waverly W, 3-2 March 16 Augsburg (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 10-2 *Wartburg Waverly L, 5-3 March 18 Crown (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 17-0 March 28 *Wartburg Waverly L, 14-3 March 19 Marian (Wis.) Tucson, Ariz. L, 14-7 *Wartburg Waverly L, 11-8 Marian (Wis.) Tucson, Ariz, W, 8-5 March 31 *Simpson Indianola W, 1-0 March 20 Hamline (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 12-9 *Simpson Indianola W, 2-1 March 29 *Dubuque Dubuque L,6-4 April 3 *Dubuque Pella L, 3-1 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 8-7 *Dubuque Pella L, 14-6 March 30 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 2-1 April 4 *Dubuque Pella W, 4-3 (13) *Dubuque Dubuque W, 3-2 *Dubuque Pella L, 8-7 April 1 *Simpson Pella W, 8-4 April 10 *Buena Vista Pella W, 4-2 *Simpson Pella W, 8-1 *Buena Vista Pella W, 7-0 April 6 *Buena Vista Storm lake L, 10-2 April 11 *Buena Vista Pella L, 6-1 *Buena Vista Storm lake L, 5-4 *Buena Vista Pella W, 8-6 April 7 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 7-6 April 17 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 3-2 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 6-5 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 7-3 April 8 *Simpson Indianola W, 9-1 April 18 *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 8-0 *Simpson Indianola W, 4-3 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 7-6 April 11 *Luther Pella L, 4-1 April 21 *Simpson Pella W, 9-3 *Luther Pella W, 10-0 *Simpson Pella L, 9-1 April 12 *Luther Pella W, 4-0 April 26 *Luther Decorah W, 2-1 *Luther Pella W, 6-5 *Luther Decorah W, 12-3 April 18 *Coe Pella W, 2-1 April 27 *Luther Decorah W, 11-1 *Coe Pella W, 5-4 *Luther Decorah L, 5-2 April 19 *Coe Pella W, 4-2 May 1 *Loras Pella W, 1-0 *Coe Pella W, 13-5 *Loras Pella W, 5-4 April 25 *Loras Dubuque W, 7-4 May 2 *Loras Pella W, 1-0 (10) *Loras Dubuque W, 7-3 *Loras Pella W, 5-4(8) April 26 *Loras Dubuque L, 6-1 Iowa Conference tournament *Loras Dubuque W, 4-1 May 7 Loras Cedar Rapids W, 9-1 May 2 *Wartburg Pella W, 1-0 May 7 Coe Cedar Rapids L, 7-2 *Wartburg Pella L, 5-2 May 8 Loras Cedar Rapids W, 8-0 May 3 *Wartburg Pella L, 9-8 May 9 Wartburg Cedar Rapids L, 4-3 *Wartburg Pella W, 13-9 *Iowa Conference games Iowa Conference tournament May 8 Coe Cedar Rapids W, 12-0 2016 Central College baseball results Wartburg Cedar Rapids W, 6-1 10-30 overall, 7-21 conference May 9 Buena Vista Cedar Rapids L, 7-2 March 6 Rhode Island Coll. Auburndale, Fla. W, 2-1 May 10 Loras Cedar Rapids W, 7-2 March 6 Rhode Island Coll. Auburndale, Fla. L, 4-3 (8) May 10 Buena Vista Cedar Rapids L,10-0 March 7 Albion (Mich.) Auburndale, Fla. L, 8-5 *Iowa Conference games March 8 Thomas More (Ky.) Auburndale, Fla. L, 15-11 March 10 Cornell Auburndale, Fla. W, 7-2 2015 Central College baseball results March 11 Concordia-Chicago (Ill.) Auburndale, Fla. L, 6-0 22-21 overall, 16-12 conference March 12 Oglethorpe (Ga.) Auburndale, Fla. L, 4-3 March 9 Greenville (Ill.) Sauget, Ill. W, 2-1 March 25 Augsburg (Minn.) Pella L, 8-0 March 9 Greenville (Ill.) Sauget, Ill. W, 10-3 March 25 Augsburg (Minn.) Pella L, 8-2 March 15 Illinois Tech Tuscon, Ariz. W, 6-5 April 2 *Luther Pella L, 8-1 March 15 Illinois Tech Tuscon, Ariz. L, 5-4 April 2 *Luther Pella W, 20-17 March 16 Augsburg (Minn.) Tuscon, Ariz. L, 13-3 April 3 *Luther Pella L, 3-1 March 17 Marian (Wis.) Tucson, Ariz. L, 12-8 April 3 *Luther Pella W, 8-7 March 19 Hamline (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. L, 6-4 April 8 *Coe Pella W, 13-3
46 Baseball April 8 *Coe Pella W, 4-3 April 16 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 10-1 April 9 *Coe Pella L, 1-0 April 17 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 5-1 April 9 *Coe Pella L, 6-5 (10) April 17 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 6-5 April 12 *Simpson Indianola L, 11-0 April 18 *Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. W, 7-6 April 12 *Simpson Indianola L, 6-5 April 21 *Loras Dubuque W, 4-1 April 13 Grinnell Pella L, 16-6 (7) April 22 *Loras Dubuque L, 7-6 April 15 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 11-2 April 22 *Loras Dubuque W, 13-10 April 15 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 7-6 April 25 *Nebraska Wesleyan Pella W, 8-6 April 16 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 7-2 April 25 *Nebraska Wesleyan Pella L, 6-4 April 16 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 16-9 April 29 *Wartburg Waverly L, 3-1 April 19 *Simpson Pella L, 10-7 April 29 *Wartburg Waverly L, 2-1 April 19 *Simpson Pella L, 5-3 May 1 *Wartburg Pella L, 15-0 April 22 *Wartburg Pella L, 8-5 May 5 *Simpson Indianola W,15-0 April 22 *Wartburg Pella L, 5-3 May 6 *Simpson Indianola W, 10-3 April 23 *Wartburg Pella L, 6-3 May 6 *Simpson Indianola L, 4-3 April 23 *Wartburg Pella L, 5-3 Iowa Conference tournament April 25 St. Thomas (Minn.) Pella L, 8-5 May 11 Buena Vista Cedar Rapids L, 5-4 April 25 St. Thomas (Minn.) Pella W, 4-3 May 12 Luther Cedar Rapids L, 2-1 April 29 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 6-2 *Iowa Conference games April 29 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 9-2 ^Derby City Classic May 1 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 6-0 #RussMatt Central Florida Invitational May 1 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 5-3 May 6 *Loras Dubuque W, 8-7 2018 (20-22 overall, 12-12 Iowa Conference) May 6 *Loras Dubuque L, 16-5 (7) Coach: Matt Schirm May 7 *Loras Dubuque W, 4-3 (13) March 4 #Trine (Ind.) Auburndale, Fla. L, 8-5 May 7 *Loras Dubuque L, 2-1 March 4 #Trine (Ind.) Auburndale, Fla. W, 14-2 *Iowa Conference games March 5 #Gwynedd Mercy (Pa.) Auburndale, Fla. L, 6-5 March 5 #Gwynedd Mercy (Pa.) Auburndale, Fla. W, 7-6 2017 (20-22 overall, 12-12 Iowa Conference) March 6 #St. Vincent (Pa.) Winter Haven, Fla. W, 18-6 Coach: Matt Schirm March 7 #Montclair St. (NJ) Auburndale, Fla. L, 8-4 March 3 ^Anderson (Ind.) Louisville, Ky. W, 14-1 March 10 #Crown (Minn.) Auburndale, Fla. W, 12-1 March 4 ^Spalding (Ky.) Louisville, Ky. L, 13-5 March 10 #Crown (Minn.) Auburndale, Fla. W, 11-0 March 5 ^Kalamazoo (Mich.) Louisville, Ky. L, 5-3 March 11 #Anderson (Ind.) Auburndale, Fla. W, 12-6 March 10 Hendrix (Ark.) Conway, Ark. L, 14-8 March 12 #Becker (Mass.) Auburndale, Fla.. W, 11-1 March 10 Hendrix (Ark.) Conway, Ark. W, 4-0 March 12 #RPI (NY) Auburndale, Fla. L, 7-5 March 11 Hendrix (Ark.) Conway, Ark. L, 6-2 March 13 #Olivet (Mich.) Auburndale, Fla. W, 6-2 March 13 #Cornell Lakeland, Fla. L, 6-1 Match 16 #Mt. St. Joseph Auburndale, Fla. W, 5-4 March 13 #Cornell Lakeland, Fla. L, 4-2 March Match 16 #Mt. St. Joseph Auburndale, Fla. L, 11-0 16 #Knox (Ill.) Winter Haven, Fla. L, 9-5 March 23 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 7-1 March 17 #MCLA Lakeland, Fla. L, 13-0 March 23 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 1-0 March 17 #MCLA Lakeland, Fla. L, 5-4 March 25 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 6-0 March 18 #Franklin Auburndale, Fla. W, 2-0 March 30 *Buena Vista Pella W, 7-3 Marshall (Pa.) March 30 *Buena Vista Pella L, 7-6 March 18 #Franklin & Auburndale, Fla. L, 12-5 March 31 *Buena Vista Pella L, 21-9 Marshall (Pa.) April 5 *Luther Pella L, 4-3 March 25 *Dubuque Pella L, 8-5 April 5 *Luther Pella L, 4-1 March 26 *Dubuque Pella L, 10-9 April 7 Chicago Chicago, Ill. L, 5-4 March 26 *Dubuque Pella L, 2-1 April 7 Chicago Chicago, Ill. L, 11-4 March 28 Iowa Wesleyan Pella W, 16-6 April 10 *Luther Independence L, 10-4 April 1 North Central (Minn.) Pella W, 11-0 April 17 *Nebraska Wesleyan Pella W, 8-7 April 1 North Central (Minn.) Pella W, 14-1 April 20 *Simpson Pella W, 13-9 April 4 *Luther Decorah W, 8-2 April 21 *Simpson Pella W, 4-3 April 4 *Luther Decorah W,10-2 April 21 *Simpson Pella W, 13-3 April 7 *Coe Pella L, 7-5 April 24 *Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. L, 7-0 April 8 *Coe Pella W, 9-2 April 24 *Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. W, 12-0 April 8 *Coe Pella W, 6-1 April 27 *Wartburg Waverly L, 2-1 April 11 *Luther Pella W, 2-1 April 28 *Wartburg Waverly L, 3-1
Baseball 47 April 28 *Wartburg Waverly W, 3-2 May 2 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 9-6 May 2 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 9-0 May 4 *Loras Pella L, 10-5 May 5 *Loras Pella L, 13-3 May 5 *Loras Pella L, 2-1 *Iowa Conference games #RussMatt Central Florida Invitational
2019 (24-16 overall, 11-13 American Rivers Conference) Coach: Matt Schirm March 10 #Martin Luther (Minn.) Auburndale, Fla. W, 15-2 March 10 #Martin Luther (Minn.) Auburndale, Fla. L, 3-2 March 11 #Husson (Maine) Leesburg, Fla. W, 3-0 March 11 #Husson (Maine) Leesburg, Fla. W, 5-3 March 12 #Mount St. Joseph Auburndale, Fla. W, 14-1 (Ohio) March 13 #Dickinson (Pa.) Auburndale, Fla. W, 12-11 March 16 #Juniata (Pa.) Auburndale, Fla. W, 4-3 March 17 #D’Youville (N.Y.) Auburndale, Fla. W, 12-1 (7 inn.) March 17 #Knox (Ill.) Auburndale, Fla. W, 9-3 March 18 #Crown (Minn.) Osceola, Fla. W, 11-4 March 18 #Crown (Minn.) Osceola, Fla. W, 13-0 March 23 *Coe Iowa City L, 16-5 March 23 *Coe Iowa City L, 7-1 March 26 *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 8-7 March 30 *Wartburg Pella L, 7-3 March 31 *Wartburg Pella W, 7-1 March 31 *Wartburg Pella W, 8-3 April 2 *Loras Pella W, 10-6 April 2 *Loras Pella W, 5-4 April 5 *Buena Vista Pella L, 3-1 April 6 *Buena Vista Pella L, 7-2 April 6 *Buena Vista Pella W, 6-4 April 9 *Loras Dubuque L, 7-4 April 12 *Luther Decorah L, 12-0 April 12 *Luther Decorah L, 7-0 April 13 *Luther Decorah L, 12-5 April 16 *Simpson Pella W, 8-3 April 19 *Dubuque Pella W, 10-0 April 20 *Dubuque Pella L, 6-3 April 20 *Dubuque Pella L, 5-3 April 23 *Simpson Indianola L, 8-2 April 23 *Simpson Indianola W, 8-5 April 28 Iowa Wesleyan Pella W, 4-3 April 28 Iowa Wesleyan Pella W, 6-0 May 3 *Neb. Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. L, 12-11 May 4 *Neb. Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. W, 12-5 May 4 *Neb. Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. W, 13-1 American Rivers Conference tournament May 9 Dubuque Cedar Rapids L, 6-3 May 9 Loras Cedar Rapids W, 7-3 May 10 Dubuque Cedar Rapids L, 3-2 *American Rivers Conference games #RussMatt Central Florida Invitational
48 Baseball Most Valuable Player Award 1972 - John Edwards 1988 - Rick Hassman 2004 - Pat Johnson 1973 - Not awarded 1989 - Rich Schulte 2005 - Steve Gebhart 1974 - Steve Kriegel 1990 - Todd Connelly 2006 - Adam Duerfeldt 1975 - Jim Ryan 1991 - Rich Schulte 2007 - Michael Edwards 1976 - Not awarded 1992 - Rod Berg 2008 - Brett Mahan 1977 - Not awarded 1993 - Blake Jessen 2009 - Caleb Rangel 1978 - Brad Van Vark 1994 - Ben Messerly 2010 - Mike Furlong 1979 - Mark Steffes 1995 - Ben Messerly 2011 - Joel Pulliam 1980 - Jim Radcliffe 1996 - Josh Allison 2012 - Sam Stetzel 1981 - Craig Wilkin 1997 - Wade Van Vark 2013 - Sam Stetzel 1982 - Gary Happel 1998 - Jason Darling 2014 - Robbie Rushing 1983 - Dan Hassman 1999 - Wade Van Vark 2015 - Zach Zylstra 1984 - Ed Ergenbright 2000 - Chris Douglass 2016 - Dakotah Wolken 1985 - Joe Tecklenburg 2001 - Scott Marlow 2017 - Seth Griffiths 1986 - Dan Dwyer 2002 - Jim Barclay 2018 - Garrett Saunders 1987 - Todd Connelly 2003 - Jim Barclay 2019 - Tanner Wood NCAA postgraduate scholarship 2006 - Adam Duerfeldt CoSIDA Academic All-Americans 1985 - Todd Sutphen 1993 - Blake Jessen 2005 - Adam Duerfeldt 1989 - Rick Hassman 1998 - Jason Darling 2006 - Adam Duerfeldt CoSIDA Academic All-District 1985 - Todd Sutphen 1998 - Jason Darling 2006 - Adam Duerfeldt 1989 - Rick Hassman 2004 - Adam Duerfeldt 2018 - Garrett Saunders 1993 - Blake Jessen 2005 - Adam Duerfeldt 2019 - Garrett Saunders Duane Schroeder Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2005-06 - Adam Duerfeldt
Baseball 49 2020 roster Name Pos. B-T Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/High school Que-Baker McCaulay 1B R-R 6-2 265 Fr. Phoenix, Ariz./Tempe Connor Blair RHP R-R 5-6 145 Jr. New Lenox, Ill./Lincoln Way West Ian Boline IF R-R 5-10 160 So. Alburnett, Iowa/Alburnett Drew Coffman RHP R-R 6-7 200 Fr. Grinnell, Iowa/Grinnell Spencer Davidson RHP R-R 6-0 200 Jr. Des Moines, Iowa/Lincoln *Pat Diemer OF R-R 6-2 195 Jr. West Des Moines, Iowa/Waukee Tyler Doehrmann 1B R-R 6-4 270 So. Waverly, Iowa/Waverly-Shell Rock Zach Doehrmann OF L-L 5-8 140 So. Williamsburg, Iowa/Williamsburg ***Zach Edwards RHP R-R 6-1 170 Sr. Des Moines, Iowa/Lincoln Caleb Evans RHP R-R 6-0 180 Fr. Davenport, Iowa/Central Dylan Eygabroad IF R-R 5-10 160 Fr. Marshalltown, Iowa/Marshalltown *Lucas Farren OF/2B R-R 5-5 150 Jr. Yorkville, Ill./Yorkville **Kaiden Fiebelkorn IF L-R 5-11 185 Sr. Brooklyn, Iowa/BGM Garrett Finley 1B R-R 6-0 230 Fr. DeWitt, Iowa/Central DeWitt Bobby Gens 3B R-R 5-10 185 Fr. Ames, Iowa/Ames Jacob Goyke C R-R 5-9 190 Fr. Clive, Iowa/Waukee Kyle Hauser UT R-R 5-6 140 Jr. Belvidere, Ill./North Cole Havlovic OF R-R 6-4 180 Sr. Waverly, Iowa/Waverly-Shell Rock Adam Hein RHP R-R 6-1 170 Fr. Janesville, Iowa/Waverly-Shell Rock Chris Hensley 2B R-R 5-6 145 Jr. Ottumwa, Iowa/Ottumwa Dawson Hensley C R-R 6-2 210 So. Shakopee, Minn./Shakopee Max Hernandez RHP R-R 6-0 160 Fr. Leawood, Kan./Blue Valley Jared Kampf IF R-R 5-10 150 So. Peoria, Ariz./Mountain Ridge ***Trevor Kimm C R-R 5-10 175 Sr. Urbandale, Iowa/Urbandale Cole Kraber OF R-R 6-0 185 Fr. Oskaloosa, Iowa/Oskaloosa Collin Lefeber 2B/LF R-R 5-7 150 Jr. Omaha, Neb./Central Jack Linforth C R-R 6-1 165 Jr. Northbrook, Ill./Glenbrook North ***Nick Long RHP R-R 5-9 190 Sr. Marshalltown, Iowa/East Marshall Jeff Maness RHP R-R 6-5 210 So. Sycamore, Ill./Sycamore **Rece Martin LHP/OF L-L 6-1 190 Sr. Saylorville, Iowa/Saydel Cauy Massner RHP/IF R-R 6-1 180 Fr. Mediapolis, Iowa/Mediapolis Quinn Miller IF R-R 5-10 170 So. Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Xavier Seth Mora OF L-L 5-10 175 Fr. Pueblo, Colo./South Brenden Mudd C L-R 6-2 170 Fr. Greenwood, Colo./Cheery Creek Declan O’Hare IF/RHP R-R 6-3 175 Fr. Los Angeles, Calif./John Marshall AJ Pierce RHP R-R 6-5 185 Jr. Ankeny, Iowa/Centennial ***Joe Rebik OF R-R 6-0 190 Sr. Marshalltown, Iowa/Marshalltown *Ryan Riddle C/RHP R-R 6-0 185 Jr. Omaha, Neb./Mt. Michael RJ Roberts IF R-R 5-5 150 Fr. Knoxville, Iowa/Knoxville Jon Rozeboom 1B R-R 6-3 225 Jr. Waukee, Iowa/Waukee John Rugen 1B/3B R-R 6-1 215 Sr. Utica, Ill./LaSalle-Peru *Nathan Schwanke LHP R-L 5-10 170 Jr. Omaha, Neb./Concordia Josh Sharp RHP R-R 5-10 165 Sr. Conrad, Iowa/BCLUW Brendan Short LHP L-L 5-6 155 Fr. Normal, Ill./Normal Hayden Smith OF R-R 5-9 140 Fr. Colorado Springs, Colo./Doherty Sam Staley RHP R-R 6-2 200 Fr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Jefferson Zach Steckly RHP R-R 6-5 225 So. Williamsburg, Iowa/Williamsburg **Tyler Steward RHP R-R 6-2 210 Jr. Norwalk, Iowa/Norwalk Nick Strysik OF R-R 6-0 190 Jr. Crest Hill, Ill./Lockport Township Jake Swanson LHP L-L 6-4 240 Fr. DeWitt, Iowa/Central DeWitt Landon Thiele RHP R-R 5-11 160 Fr. Moline, Ill./Moline Landon Vander Leest RHP/IF R-R 6-2 200 So. Pella, Iowa/Pella Kurby Vowels RHP R-R 5-11 175 Fr. Waverly, Iowa/Waverly-Shell Rock *Ben Wallace IF/RHP R-R 6-3 200 So. Knoxville, Iowa/Knoxville *Marcus Wenzel RHP R-R 5-10 190 Jr. Chicago, Ill./Luther North College Prep *Blake Wooten C R-R 5-10 220 Sr. Peoria, Ariz./Centennial Kyle Wright 1B L-L 6-1 190 Jr. Manchester, Iowa/West Delaware Jared Zang RHP R-R 6-1 175 So. Rohnert Park, Calif./Rancho Cotate
Coach: Matt Schirm (sixth year) Assistants: Tyler Willis, Logan Emendorfer, Adam Carey, Eric Van Wyngarden, Michael Reuter, Jamie Dunsbergen, Nick Worcester
50 Baseball Outlook Even with experience lacking, Central College will field a veteran baseball team capable of a rise in the American Rivers Conference standings.
Coach Matt Schirm knows that sounds contradictory, but while only four position starters return from last year’s 24-16 squad, he has confidence in the upperclassmen he can put in the other spots in his opening-day lineup. They lack varsity innings, but they’ve got Central baseball experience, having played behind some talented now-graduated players. And the Dutch should have a deep pitching staff, which is always a good place to start.
Most notable among the losses is CoSIDA Academic All-American shortstop Garrett Saunders, who went on to sign with the Atlanta Braves and hit .300 for Class A Danville (Va.) last summer. He was a third-team ABCA/Rawlings All-Central Region pick and among three graduated All-American Rivers selections.
Schirm likes the potential replacements, but they’re admittedly unproven, particularly at the plate. Thus the biggest concern head- ing into the season is clear.
“Offense, no question,” Schirm said. “We lost a lot of top hitters. I think we should be deep and solid on the mound and we should be solid defensively. But I think it’s offense. We have to figure out how to score runs. We need some guys to step up, and coaching-wise, we may have to figure out how to manufacture runs. If we can hit well, we could have a really solid year.”
Hitting isn’t the only way to generate offense.
“We’ve really emphasized getting more aggressive on the bases,” Schirm said. “That’s another area where I’d like to see a big step forward with more stolen bases and putting more pressure on teams. I think we have the athleticism to do that.”
Catcher Adding to Schirm’s optimism about the pitching staff is what he has behind the plate in senior Trevor Kimm (Urbandale). He hit .240 with four doubles, a homer and 18 RBIs but Schirm likes the other qualities he brings even more as he enters his fourth year as a starter.
“He’s a great leader behind the plate,” Schirm said. “Our pitchers love throwing to him. He’s got a great rapport with the pitchers. You can’t really measure that but it plays a big role in our pitchers’ success. He’s really solid in every area defensively behind the plate, receiving, blocking and throwing. But he can get better in all those areas as well and he knows that. He’s worked really hard at receiving balls better. His blocking has always been solid and throwing-wise he’s improved his release time.
“I know that Trevor is really hungry to have a great year.”
Kimm’s game grew over through high-level summer league play.
“I think that helped him a lot,” Schirm said. “He played against some high-quality players.”
The Dutch have a more-than-capable back-up in senior Blake Wooten (Peoria, Ariz., Centennial HS). He hit .250 with a homer and 10 RBIs in 13 games.
“Blake had some opportunities last year and did a good job with them,” Schirm said. “We’ve got two seniors who are both expe- rienced and have had success at the varsity level so I feel really good about them.”
First base There are lots of possibilities but no clear choice yet at first base. Senior Ryan Bouwman had 34 starts last year, many at first One of the big infield holes is at first base and it’s also the position with the least clarity, although Schirm likes his menu of replacements. Those start with senior John Rugen (Utica, Ill., LaSalle-Peru HS), although he appeared in just four games last year.
“First base is definitely the biggest question mark,” Schirm said. “We’re looking for that guy who can really be consistent defen- sively that our left side--shortstop, third base--feel comfortable throwing to. I want them to know that the throw doesn’t always have to be perfect. It gives them more confidence.
“If we were playing today, John Rugen would get that first nod.”
Baseball 51 Jon Rozeboom (junior, Waukee) appeared in 14 games, batting .242, and is a possibility, although an injury may ticket him for designated hitter duties. Wooten and his productive bat could slide over from catcher, Schirm said, and junior AJ Pierce (Ankeny, Centennial HS) is looking for a new landing spot after two years as a pitcher. Schirm has even pondered moving Ben Wallace (sophomore, Knoxville) from third base, where there is more depth, and is willing to look at a freshman as well.
“There are a lot of different possibilities so we’ll see how it shakes out,” Schirm said. “I feel like we have a lot of decent options.”
Second base While not officially tagged a returning starter, junior Lucas Farren (Yorkville, Ill.) saw plenty of playing time, much of it at second base late in the season. He hit .241 in 29 games, including 25 starts, with nine RBIs. More importantly, he committed just one error and posted a .982 fielding percentage.
“Lucas didn’t play there until the last half of the year but he really solidified the position,” Schirm said. “He played great defense. The nice thing about Lucas is he’s so versatile. He came in as an outfielder. He’s just a very good baseball player. You could put him at almost any position. He could start at second base but if our lineup is better with another guy there and him somewhere else, we could do that.
“Offensively he has quality at-bats consistently. He figures out ways to get on base. He doesn’t get himself out very often. He’ll definitely be in our lineup it’s just a question of where.”
Schirm will also look at junior Chris Hensley (Ottumwa) and sophomores Quinn Miller (Cedar Rapids, Xavier HS) and Jared Kampf (Peoria, Ariz., Mountain Ridge HS). Hensley appeared in 11 games but had just two at-bats.
“Chris Hensley hadn’t had a whole lot of playing time for us,” Schirm said. “He was kind of our main pinch-run guy last year but he’s gotten a lot better and would be an option there.
“Quinn Miller and Jared Kampf showed a lot of good things on the JV last year and could be options, too.”
Shortstop There’s no easy way to follow a future professional like Saunders at shortstop but senior Kaiden Fiebelkorn (Brooklyn, BGM HS) is eager to give it a try. He hit .275 in 17 games last year, including 16 starts. Junior Kyle Hauser (Belvidere, Ill., North HS) and Miller are contenders as well.
“Kaiden Fiebelkorn played a lot of third base for us last year,” Schirm said. “But he was a middle infielder in high school. Kyle Hauser has really impressed me defensively and so did Quinn Miller. Those are the three front-runners and that’s still an ongoing competition. I honestly don’t know who we’d start if we were playing today but I like all three of those guys defensively. It’s going to come down to offense.”
Third base Wallace was among those sharing third base duties with Fiebelkorn last year. He appeared in 26 games, starting 24, and hit .234 with five doubles and 12 RBIs. Fiebelkorn and Hauser could be used there, if needed.
“Wallace is the pretty clear front-runner there,” Schirm said. “There could be a freshman in the mix.”
Schirm expects Wallace’s offensive numbers to climb.
“He has a lot of extra-base hit potential,” Schirm said. “He had kind of a slow start last year but then showed what he’s capable of doing. Now that he’s got a year of experience under his belt, you could see him explode offensively. Defensively he had some ups and downs last year but again he’s got a year of experience. He looked good over there this fall. He looked more comfortable and confident than he did last year. He’s a good all-around baseball player.”
Outfield Central appears set in left field with the return of three-year letter winner Joe Rebik (Marshalltown). He hit .241 with two home runs and 16 RBIs. Schirm will also look at junior Nick Strysik (Crest Hill, Ill., Lockport Township HS) and sophomore Zach Doehrmann (Williamsburg).
“Joe Rebik has pretty much started his whole career,” Schirm said. “He’ll be the guy there. Joe’s had some (injury) issues so
52 Baseball we’ll have to kind of monitor that. There will be times where we’ll give him a break when we can and maybe take him out late in the game but we really need his bat in the lineup. He’ll be a middle-of-the-order guy for us.”
Schirm said Doehrmann could step in as a defensive replacement.
There’s an opening in center field but it could be filled quickly by senior Cole Havlovic (Waverly, Waverly-Shell Rock HS), who should finally get his shot. He hit .306 in 16 games last year with four doubles in 36 at-bats.
“Cole Havlovic is pretty locked in there,” Schirm said. “Cole didn’t really get opportunities until late last year but really took advantage of them and played really well. He is one of the best competitors I’ve ever coached. He’s really willed himself to be a good college player. I’m really proud of how far he’s come since he came here. He’s been one of our best dugout guys and brings a lot of energy, even when he isn’t playing.
“He’s always been a good defender. Offense has been the big question. But he came in and got some big hits for us last year so I anticipate the offense will be there.”
If Farren isn’t in the lineup at second base, he’s likely the next alternative at any of the outfield spots, including center.
Junior Pat Diemer (West Des Moines, Waukee HS) won a starting job last season but was injured and limited to 18 games. He hit .305 with six doubles and 12 RBIs. Schirm is counting on him for an offensive boost.
“He’s one of the most athletic players on the roster as far as speed and arm strength,” Schirm said. “He has all the tools to be an all-conference player, he’s just been hampered by injury. The big thing for him offensively is his plate discipline needs to be better but he has the potential to be a really good player for us.” Farren is the likely back-up in right field as well.
Designated hitter After the defensive lineup is determined, Schirm will look at the pool remaining for designated hitter.
Wooten saw time there and is an obvious contender. If Rebik’s health is a consideration, Schirm could still get his bat in the lineup as a DH and the same is true for Rozeboom. He also lists Rugen as a contender as well if he doesn’t win the first base job. And there are some freshman candidates.
“It’s pretty up in the air,” Schirm said.
Pitchers There are far fewer questions on the pitching mound, where the bulk of the staff returns joined by some promising new candi- dates. That will force some decisions, which Schirm welcomes.
“You can’t have too much pitching,” Schirm said.
There’s not a clear top-of-the-rotation hurler.
“A number of pitchers could end up being that No. 1 guy,” Schirm said. “We have a lot of solid pitchers toward the top of our rotation.”
What is clear, Schirm said, is the pitching staff is a strength.
“I think it’s very deep,” he said. “Our frontline guys are strong and if you get back into the bullpen and our No. 5 guys, I’d take our guys over anybody. We’ve really done a good job of improving our depth on the mound. I liked our depth last year and I like it even better this year.”
The most experienced hurler is senior Nick Long (Marshalltown, East Marshall HS). He was 3-5 with a 4.29 earned run average and logged a team-high 56.2 innings last year, striking out 52 batters and walking 16.
“He’s been successful,” Schirm said. “He’s worked really hard. He had a little bit of an injury issue at the end of last season and he’s just worked so hard to get back to where he was. I think that’s kind of forced him to work on his off-speed pitches more so
Baseball 53 his slider is sharper. He basically came into college without a change-up and he’s developed that into a plus pitch. I really like how he’s worked.”
Another senior three-year letterwinner, Zach Edwards (Des Moines, Lincoln HS), returns but with some health concerns that may trigger a role change. He was 2-2 with a 6.08 ERA, fanning 31 and walking eight in 23.2 innings.
“Zach Edwards is still kind of a question mark for us as far as injury,” Schirm said. “I’m not sure exactly what he’ll be able to do but maybe some sort of relief/closer role is kind of what I’m hoping for.”
Junior Tyler Steward (Norwalk) had four starts among his nine appearances. He was 3-3 with a 4.97 ERA, striking out 25 and walking 20.
Junior Ryan Riddle (Omaha, Neb., Mt. Michael HS) sported a team-best 1.29 ERA last year as a reliever and is pushing for a spot in the starting rotation. He was 2-0 with nine saves and 15 appearances, striking out 26 and walking 10 in 21 innings.
“We’re going to try him as a starter this year,” Schirm said. “That’s something he really wants to do.”
Eyeing a similar transition are junior Marcus Wenzel (Chicago, Ill., Luther North College Prep) and senior Rece Martin (Saylorville, Saydel HS). Wenzel was 2-0 with a 5.56 ERA in 14 games, striking out 14 and walking 12 in 22.2 innings. Martin was 3-2 with a 4.08 ERA in 11 appearances that included three starts, matching Long for a team-high 52 strikeouts and walking 18 over 56.2 innings.
The bullpen makeup hinges on how the rotation comes together. Potentially replacing Riddle as the closer is the most pressing question. Schirm said last year’s set-up man, junior Nathan Schwanke (Omaha, Neb., Concordia HS), would be the top candidate. He was 1-0 with a 2.33 ERA in 14 appearances with 19 strikeouts and eight walks in 19.1 innings.
Wallace is likely to have a role in the infield but threw 8.2 innings last year and could see some time on the mound as well. Likewise, junior Spencer Davidson (Des Moines, Lincoln HS) had 10 strikeouts and five walks over 10 innings last year.
The Dutch could also get a boost from sophomore transfer Landon Vander Leest (Pella), who could emerge as a candidate as a starter or in the bullpen.
And Schirm anticipates some help from the Dutch freshmen.
“We have at least one freshman who I think will be a varsity relief guy from the start and we have a couple of other guys who may have a shot, too,” he said. “We have a very good freshman pitching class. It’s a very deep class. I’m excited to see them perform in JV games and potentially earn varsity innings.”
It’s a strong rookie class overall.
“I feel good about our freshmen,” Schirm said. “We’re really deep on the mound and have several position players who show a lot of promise. If they work hard and develop, they could end up being good players for us. It’s a lot of high- character guys with a good work ethic who have really fit in well.”
The season After seven early games in southern Illinois, the Dutch return to Florida again for spring break March 14-21 but with a new twist, playing six non-conference games, then taking a few days off before opening the American Rivers season in Florida against defending league champ Coe College March 20-21.
Schirm calls the Kohawks and Buena Vista as the league favorites again this spring. Central was 11-13 in conference play last year, good for fifth place and a spot in the six-team league tournament. Schirm is confident the Dutch can climb.
“Obviously that first goal is to get in to the conference tournament and if we play well enough, get one of those first two seeds and get a first-round bye and see where it goes from there,” he said. “
“That’s the big goal, to finish better than we did last year.”
54 Baseball Men’s golf
2020 spring schedule Date Tournament Location Course March 16-17 College of the Ozarks Inv. Branson, Mo. Buffalo Ridge Springs GC March 28-29 Jim Wetherbee Inv. Galesburg, Ill. Soengataha CC April 3-4 Illinois Wesleyan Inv. Normal, Ill. Ironwood GC April 18-19 Take Back the Night Challenge Decatur, Ill. Red Tail Run GC South Side CC April 20 Central Dutch Shootout Pella Bos Landen GC April 30-May 2 American Rivers Championships Iowa City Finkbine GC
May 12-15 NCAA Division III Championships Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. PGA National May 27-June 5 Scotland trip St. Andrews, Scotland
MEN’S GOLF QUICK FACTS
2019 American Rivers finish: Second Starters returning: 1 (Kobe Rhodes) Starters lost: 4 (Trenton Sann, Zach Hansen, Nash Bucher, Jeremy Schwab) Letterwinners lost/returning: 5/3 Returning all-conference players: 1 (Kobe Rhodes-second) 2019-20 captains: Dillon Peters, Kobe Rhodes Conference championships: 32 (31 in past 42 years) NCAA Division III tournament appearances: 33 (31 in past 42 years) NCAA Division III top-10 national team finishes: 11 All-Americans: 10
Mel Blasi Head coach Four-time Summit League coach of the year Mel Blasi joined the Central College staff as head coach of its championship-rich men’s golf program prior to the 2018-19 season.’ In his first season at Central, Blasi coached the Dutch to a runner-up finish at the 2019 American Rivers Conference Championships. Kobe Rhodes was Blasi’s first all-conference performer with Central, finishing second at the conference meet. Blasi spent 21 seasons at NCAA Division I Western Illinois University in Macomb, piloting the Leathernecks to conference crowns in 2004, 2006, 2007 and 2008. His teams secured 26 tournament titles, including Indiana University’s Hoosier Invitational in 2016. He coached the first two Division I all-America performers in program history and his players won 32 all-conference awards A highly regarded swing instructor, Blasi was the director of golf operation at the university’s Harry Mussatto Golf Course from 1998-2018, Blasi spearheaded fund raising for a $1.2-million course expansion in 2001 and a $625,000 clubhouse addition in 2017. Prior to coaching at Western Illinois, Blasi piloted Monmouth (Ill.) High School to an Illinois state title and served as a graduate assistant women’s golf coach for two seasons at Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, where he earned a master’s degree. Blasi graduated from Western Illinois and led his team to a league title. He was the Mid-Continent Universities Conference player of the year. A Burlington, Iowa native, Blasi was an all-state golfer and basketball standout at Monmouth High School.
Tom Linton Assistant coach Tom Linton rejoined the Central men’s golf staff in the fall of 2018 as an assistant coach. It’s the second stint on the team’s coaching staff for Linton, having previously served as an assistant from 2002-09. During his first tenure with the program, the Dutch won four conference titles and qualified for the NCAA Division III Championships six times. Central registered top-10 team finishes in 2002 and 2004 by tying for ninth place. Tim White, Patrick
Men’s golf 55 McElyea and Joel Winters all earned All-American recognition in his first eight years with the program. An experienced camp instructor, Linton helped at high school and kids camps hosted by Central College between 2002-09. He also helped at the Williamsburg Booster Club clinic in the mid-2000’s. A Minneapolis, Minnesota native, Linton helped Central High School win the city golf crown. He received a bachelor’s degree from St. Olaf College (Minn.) and master’s and doctoral degrees from the University of Wisconsin. Linton also serves as associate professor of mathematics. He joined the Central faculty in 1999 and received the Outstanding Performance Award for Effective Teaching.
2019 spring season results Date Tournament Site Course Results March 17-18 Cape Fear National Intercollegiate Leland, N.C. Cape Fear National GC t-6th of 9 teams March 29-30 Jim Wetherbee Inv. Galesburg, Ill. Soengataha CC 4th of 20 teams April 5-6 Illinois Wesleyan Inv. Normal, Ill. Ironwood GC 7th of 16 teams April 14-15 Nebraska Wesleyan Inv. Lincoln, Neb. Wilderness Ridge GC 3rd of 11 teams Hillcrest CC April 18 Grand View Pella, Iowa Bos Landen GC W, 22-5-7.5 April 26 American Rivers Championship I Iowa City Finkbine GC May 3-4 American Rivers Championship II-III Lincoln, Neb. Hillcrest CC 2nd of 9 teams
Cape Fear National Intercollegiate Individual standings: Wilmington, N.C. 14. (tie) Drew Mendoza 75-79--154 Cape Fear National 19. (tie) Trenton Sann 78-77--155 March 17-18 30. (tie) Nash Bucher 74-84--158 1. Rhode Island, 293-291,300--884; 2. South Carolina- 30. (tie) Zach Hansen 75-83--158 Beaufort, 299-286-305--809; 3. Appalachian State (N.C.), 38. (tie) Nick Walker 82-78--160 311-308-309--928; 4. Towson (Md.), 307-298-331--936; 5. North Carolina A&T, 328-316-315--959; 6. (tie) Central 326- Central White 323-316--965; North Dakota, 320-320-325--965; 8. Hampton 14. (tie) Jeremy Schwab 77-77--154 (Va.), 325-336-330--991; 9. North Carolina Central 387-356- 45. (tie) Kobe Rhodes 79-84--163 357--1100 51. (tie) Dillon Peters 76-88--164 78. (tie) Mitch McComber 91-82--173 Individual standings: 88. Wyatt Crosby 89-87--176 21. Zach Hansen 83-76-78--237 23. Nick Walker 81-84-75--240 Illinois Wesleyan Invitational 25. (tie) Nash Bucher 82-81-79--242 Normal, Ill. 29. Trenton Sann 80-82-84--246 Ironwood GC 41. Kobe Rhodes 88-84-84--256 April 5-6 1. Illinois Wesleyan, 284-288--572; 2. Hope (Mich.), 293- 27. Dillon Peters 82-82-79--243 288--581; 3. Illinois Wesleyan B, 292-291--583; 4. Parkland 36. (tie) Drew Mendoza 82-87-83--252 CC (Ill.) 290-295--585; 5. Webster (Mo.), 291-301--592; 6. 36. (tie) Jeremy Schwab 90-77-85--252 Calvin (Mich.), 300-299--599; 7. Central, 300-302--602; 8. (tie) Carthage (Wis.) 309-294--603; 10. Edgewood (Wis.), Jim Wetherbee Invitational 302-306--608; 11. Millikin (Ill.), 300-310--610; 12. Mount Galesburg, Ill. Saint Joseph (Ohio), 313-299-612; 13. (tie) Aurora (Ill.) 308- Soangetaha CC 305--613; Wheaton (Ill.) 318-295--613; 16. Lake Forest (Ill.), March 29-30 308-306--614; 17. (tie) DePauw (Ind.) 307-313--620; St. 1. Kirkwood CC, 286-294--580; 2. Edgewood (Wis.), Francis (Ill.) 307-313--620; 19. Augustana (Ill.) 309-314--623; 307-303--610; 3. Concordia (Wis.), 301-310--611; 4. Central, 20. Illinois Wesleyan C, 315-313--628; 21. Carroll (Wis.) 314- 302-317--619; 5. Augustana (Ill.), 321-303--624; 6. Dubuque, 321--635 310-322--632; 7. Black Hawk CC, 312-321--633; 8. Knox (Ill.), 318-316--624; 9. Lake Forest (Ill.), 313-322--625; 10. Central Individual standings: White 321-330--651; 11. Iowa Wesleyan 326-323--659; 12. 16. (tie) Jeremy Schwab 73-75--148 Knox B 326-335--661; 13. (tie) Dubuque B 336-335--670; St. 39. (tie) Drew Mendoza 76-76--151 Norbert (Wis.), 340-330--670; 15. Illinois College 333-343- 53. (tie) Nash Bucher 75-78--153 -676; 16. Carroll (Wis.), 348-333--676; 17. (tie) Blackburn 66. (tie) Kobe Rhodes 81-74--155 (Ill.), 343-354--697; Monmouth (Ill.) 342-355--697; 19. 77. (tie) Trenton Sann 76-81--157 Simpson, 353-355--708; 20. Grinnell 372-393--765 81. (tie) Zach Hansen 78-80--158
56 Men’s golf Nebraska Wesleyan Spring Invitational American Rivers Conference Championship Lincoln, Neb. Lincoln, Neb. Wilderness Ridge GC (Round 1) Wilderness Ridge GC (Round 1) Hillcrest CC (Round 2) Hillcrest CC (Round 2) April 14-15 April 14-15 1. Nebraska Wesleyan, 292-296--588; 2. Bellevue (Neb.), 292-298--590; 3. Dubuque 292-317--609; 4. Central, 304- Team standings: 313--617; 5. Luther 308-315--623; 6. Coe 317-327--644; 7. 1. Nebraska Wesleyan, 306-305-306--917; 2. Central, Southeast CC (Neb.) 317-333--650; 8. Buena Vista 323-328-- 315-308-298--921; 3. Luther, 314-309-303--926; 4. Dubuque, 651; 9. Simpson 333-332--665 329-304-305--938; 5. Wartburg, 328-330-305--963; 6. Coe, 325-323-317--965; 7. Loras, 337-318-318--973; 8. Buena Individual standings: Vista, 338-324-332--994; 9. Simpson, 350-329-333--1012 16. (tie) Nick Walker 76-77--153 19. (tie) Drew Mendoza 76-78--154 Individual standings: 22. (tie) Nash Bucher 77-78--155 2. Kobe Rhodes 73-73-74--222 31. (tie) Zach Hansen 75-84--159 8. Trenton Sann 80-80-71--231 51. (tie) Jeremy Schwab 86-80--166 13. (tie) Zach Hansen 82-77-76--235 24. (tie) Nash Bucher 78-88-77--243 At-large Jeremy Schwab 84-DNC-DNC--DNF 2. Kobe Rhodes 73-71--144 Drew Mendoza DNC-78-80--DNF 10. (tie) Trenton Sann 74-75--149 31. (tie) Dillon Peters 75-84--159
Grand View dual Pella, Iowa Bos Landen GC April 18
Match play scoring Central 22.5, Grand View 7.5
Individual results: Kobe Rhodes (C) def. Jordan Eng (GV) 3-0 Trent Sann (C) def. Ben Renaud (GV) 2.5-0.5 Nick Walker (C) def. Alec Fuhs (GV) 3-0 Drew Mendoza (C) def. Michael Schrempf (GV) 2-1 Avery Fuhs (GV) def. Nash Bucher (C) 3-0 Evan Callaghan (GV) def. Dillon Peters (C) 2-1 Zach Hansen (C) def. Grant Crowell (GV) 3-0 Jeremy Schwab (C) def. Trevor Thein (GV) 3-0 Mitch McComber (C) def. Cody Park (GV) 2-1 Jake Kroencke (C) def James Voss (GV) 3-0
Men’s golf 57 2019 fall season results Date Tournament Location Course Results Sept. 6-7 Tim Kopka Memorial Invitational Algonquin, Ill. Randall Oaks GC 8th of 20 teams Sept. 20-21 Norm Ryerson Invitational Pella, Iowa Bos Landen GC 1st of 9 teams Sept. 25 Storm Invitational Indianola,Iowa Indianola CC 4th of 10 teams Sept. 28-30 Twin Cities Classic Ramsey, Minn. The Links at Northfork 12th of 19 teams Elk River, Minn. Elk River GC Bloomington, Minn. Minnesota Valley GC Oct. 7 True North Shootout Amana, Iowa Amana Colonies GC Oct. 14-15 Blue Tiger Invitational Jefferson City, Mo. Jefferson City CC 2nd of 7 teams Oct. 28-29 Atlantic Invitational Jupiter, Fla. Jupiter CC 3rd of 4 teams
Tim Kopka Memorial Invitational Central Gray Algonquin,Ill. 17. (tie) Eric Visscher 81-- 81 Randall Oaks Golf Course 17. (tie) Jacob Brainerd 83-- 83 Sept. 6-7 22. (tie) Dustin Haines 85--85 1. Illinois Wesleyan 281-277--588; 2.Webster (Mo.) 34. (tie)Kyle Berst 88--88 297-283--580; 3. Aurora (Ill.) 288-296--584; 4. Denison 36. (tie)Keegan Bianchi 89--89 (Ohio) 300-287--587; 5. Carthage (Wis.) 300-298-598; 6. Millikin (Ill.) 302-298--600; 7. Hope (Mich.) 300-301--601 8. Storm Invitational Central 308-297--605; T-9. Elmhurst (Ill.) 301-306--607; T-9. Indianola, Iowa Wisconsin Lutheran 312-295--607; 11. (tie) Dubuque 314- Indianola Country Club 300-614; 11. (tie) MSOE (Wis.) 306-308-614; 13. (tie) Know Sept. 25, 2019 (Ill.) 303-313--616; T-13 North Central (Ill.) 304-312--616; 1. Waldorf 300--300; 2. Iowa Lakes 301--301; 3. Iowa 13. (tie) North Park (Ill.) 304-312--616; 16 Benedictine (Ill.) Central 305--305; 4. Central (White) 312--312; 5. Simpson 307-310--617; 17. Lake Forest (Ill.) 324-302--626; 18. Carroll 321--321; 6. Central Gray 324--324; 7. Southwestern 326- (Wis.) 308-321--629; 19. Augustana (Ill.) 313-320--633; 20. -326; 8. Graceland 327--327; 9. Southeastern 333-333; 10. Northwestern-St. Paul (Minn.) 326-327--653. Grand View 338--338.
Individual standings: Individual standings: 28. (tie) Nick Walker 76-74--150 8. (tie) Eric Visscher 75--75 31. (tie) Dillon Peters 75-76--151 13. (tie) Jacob Brainerd 77--77 48. (tie) Colin Chromy 78-76--154 21. (tie) Mitch McComber 79--79 53. (tie) Aidan Volmer 84-71--155 25. (tie) Dustin Haines 81--81 78. (tie) Kobe Rhodes 79-81--160 38. (tie) Trevor Mabeus 85--85 21. (tie) Wyatt Crosby 79--79 Ryerson Fall Classic 25. (tie) Kyle Berst 81--81 Pella, Iowa 25. (tie) Lucas Wendel 81--81 Bos Landen Golf Course 33. (tie) Keegan Bianchi 83--83 Sept. 20-21 33. (tie) Mitch Huber 83--83 1. Central 299--299; 2. Wheaton (Ill.) 313-313; 3. Wartbug 328--328; 4. Central White 332--332; 5. Buena Vista Twin Cities Classic 335--335; 6. Central Gray 337--337; 7. Illinois College 340-- Round 1--Elk River, Minnesota 340; 8. Monmouth (Ill.) 369--369; 9. Simpson 374--374. Elk River Country Club Round 2--Ramsey, Minn. Individual standings: The Links at Northfork 2 Aidan Volmer 74-- 74 Round 3--Edina, Minn. 3. (tie) Colin Chromy 75-- 75 Edina Country Club 3. (tie) Kobe Rhodes 75 --75 Sept. 28-30, 2019 3. (tie) Ethan Loafman 75-- 75 1. Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) 294- 291- 292--877; 2. St. 12. (tie) Dillon Peters 81-- 81 Thomas (Minn.) 303-296-296--895; 3. Concordia-Moorhead (Minn.) 302-302-295--899; 4. (tie) Wis.-Eau Claire 293-301- Central White 309--903; St. John’s (Minn.) 303-296-304--903; 6. Saint 6. (tie) Kyle Gabos 77 --77 John’s (Minn.) B 305-294-306--905; 7. Nebraska Wesleyan 20. (tie)Trevor Mabeus 84-- 84 308-304-310--922; 8. Augsburg (Minn.) 315-306-308--929; 22. (tie)Mitch McComber 85-- 85 9.Manitoba 313-299-320--932; 10. St. Thomas (Minn.) B 27. (tie) Lucas Wendel 86 --86 306-323-311--940; 11. Bethel (Minn.) 311-315-321--947; 12. 32. (tie) Wyatt Crosby 87-- 87 Central 318-314-316--948; 13. Carleton (Minn.) 317-313- 320--950; 14. Wis.-Superior 316-306-332--954;15. Gustavus
58 Men’s golf Adolphus (Minn.) 323-308-328--959; 16. St. Scholastica 15. (tie) Kyle Berst 80--80 (Minn.) 323-318-320--961; 17. Macalester (Minn.) 324-321- 21. Lucas Wendel 81--81 331--976; 18. Luther 328-240-337; 19. Augsburg (Minn.) 28. (tie) Jacob Brainerd 83--83 333-328-334. 33. (tie) Eric Visscher 85--85 42. Dustin Haines 87--87 Individual standings 54. Keegan Bianchi 97--97 22. (tie) Nick Walker 75-75-77--227 t-41. Kobe Rhodes 82-78-74--234 Blue Tiger Invitational t-77. Aidan Volmer 79-81-85--245 Jefferson City, Mo. t-77. Ethan Loafman 84-80-81--245 Jefferson City CC t-81. Colin Chromy 82-81-84--247 Oct 14-15, 2019 1. Concordia- St. Paul (Minn.) 310-306-301--917; 2. Waldorf Invitational Central 310-319-307--936; 3. Fort Hays State (Kan.) 308-313- Albert Lea, Minn. 316--937; 4. Lincoln (Neb.) 311-311-316--938; 5. St. Cloud Wedgewood Cove GC State (Minn.) 314-317-313--944; 6. Newman (Kan.) 316-334- Oct. 29, 2019 314--964; 7. Quincy (Ill.) 331-331-317--979. 1. (tie) Grand View A 306--306; Waldorf 306--306; 3. North Iowa 319--319; 4. Central White 321--321; 5. Hawkeye A 338- Individual standings -338; 6. (tie) Central Grey 343--343; . Grand View B 343-343; 8. (tie) Nick Walker 78-80-76--234 8. Hawkeye B 419--419; 10. (tie) Dillion Peters 77-82-76--235 12. (tie) Colin Chromy 78-78-80-236 Individual standings: 27. (tie) Kobe Rhodes 77-79-89--245 Kyle Berst 81--81 29. (tie) Aidan Volmer 88-83-75--246 Mitch Huber 85--85 29. (tie) Ethan Loafman 86-76-84--246 Keegan Bianchi 87--87 Trevor Mabeus 90--90 The Atlantic Invitational Lucas Wendel 77--77 Jupiter, Fla. Dustin Haines 78--78 Jupiter CC Wyatt Crosby 80--80 Oct 28-29,2019 Mitch McComber 86--86 1. Babson (Mass.) 299-289--588; 2.Allegheny (Penn.) 301- Jacob Brainerd 90--90 302--603; 3. Central 313-308--621; 4. Johnson & Wales (R.I.) 317-313--630; True North Shootout Individual standings: Amana, Iowa 2. (tie) Nick Walker 75-68--143 Amana Colonies GC 14. (tie) Aidan Volmer 78-78--156 Oct.7, 2019 21. Colin Chromy 84-81--165 24. Dillon Peters 88-81--169 Individual standings: 25. Kobe Rhodes 76-94-- 170 3. Aidan Volmer 75--75 At-large 4. (tie) Nick Walker 76--76 7. (tie) Ethan Loafman 75-77--152 6. (tie) Wyatt Crosby 77--77 23. Wyatt Crosby 82-86--168 11. (tie) Mitch McComber 79--79 26. Lucas Wendel 86-85--171
Men’s golf 59 Returning letterwinners Dillon Peters Nick Walker Sr., Urbandale, Iowa/Valley HS Sr., Naperville, Ill./Neuqua Valley HS
Career best 18-hole score: 74, Glen Erin CC, Janesville, Wis., Career best 18-hole score: 71, Tanglewood GC, Fulton, Mo., Sept. 2, 2017; 74, Praire Links GC, Waverly, Iowa, May March 28, 2017 5, 2018 Career best individual finish: tie, 2nd/51 (73), Wartburg Career best individual finish: 10th/51 (77), Wartburg Spring Spring Inv., April 13, 2018 Inv., April 13, 2018 Awards/honors Awards/honors Three varsity letters Two varsity letters Conference men’s golfer of the week (April 2, 2017) Conference results Ryerson MVP Award (2018) 2018: 25th (79-79-77-74--309) Conference results 18-hole competitive stroke average (rounds): 2017: tie, 19th (83-79-81--243); 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2018: 14th (74-74-76-80--304) Fall 80.0 (2) DNC 79.5 (8) 18-hole competitive stroke average (rounds): Spring 77.3 (6) 81.0 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 Overall 78.0 (8) 81.0 (8) 79.5 (8) Fall 77.0 (1) 78.3 (4) 79.6 (10) 75.45 (11) Spring 78.0 (10) 76.5 (6) 79.9 (8) Kobe Rhodes Overall 77.9 (11) 77.2 (10) 79.7 (18) 75.45 (11) Sr., Glenwood, Iowa/Glenwood HS
Career best 18-hole score: 71, Indianola CC, Indianola, Iowa, Oct. 5, 2016; 71, Indianola CC, Indianola, Iowa, April 10, 2017; 71, Hillcrest CC, Lincoln, Neb., April 15, 2019 Career best individual finish: 1st/50 (71-75--146), Simpson Spring Inv., April 10-11, 2017 Awards/honors:Three varsity letters All-conference (2019) Conference male athlete of the week (April 16, 2017) Conference men’s golfer of the week (April 16, 2017) Ryerson Most Valuable Player Award (2019) Most Valuable Freshman Award (2017) Conference results: 2017: tie,11th (81-77-80--238) 2018: tie, 27th (80-84-72-76--312) 2019: 2nd (73-73-74--222)
18-hole competitive stroke average (rounds): 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 Fall 71.0 (1) 77.5 (8) 79.0 (10) 80.36 (11) Spring 78.0 (8) 78.3 (6) 78.3 (13) Overall 77.2 (9) 77.9 (14) 78.6 (23) 80.36 (11)
60 Men’s golf avg. 18-hole 80.18 81.00 85.67 87.00 87.33 88.00 91.00 78.15 310.67 79.77 78.31 78.69 79.17 (2nd (8th) III-IV 5/3-4 (2nd) 78-80 A-R-C (24th) (tie, 13th) 77-76--235 80-71--231 73-74--222 88-77--243 308-298--921
82 75 84 80 78 I-II 315 A-R-C 4/26-27 79.88
86 78 82 84 87 86 88 91 78 86 81 4/18 W, 22.5-7.5 W, Grand View 81 78
(2nd) (4th of 9) (tie, 31st) (tie, 10th) (tie, 51st) (tie, 31st) (tie, 16th) (tie, 19th) Neb. Wes. Neb. Wes. (tie, 22nd) 76-77--153 74-75--149 Invitational 304-313--617 73-71--144 75-84--159
4/5-6 4/14-15 Ill. Wes. (tie, 81st) (tie, 66th) (tie, 17th) (tie, 39th) (tie, 77th) (tie, 53rd) (7th of 21) 75-78--153 77-78--155 81-74--155 76-80--158 73-75--148 86-80--166 76-75--151 76-78--154 Invitational 300-302--602 (88th) 3/29-30 (tie, 51st) (tie, 45th) (tie, 14th) (tie, 78th) (tie, 38th) (tie, 14th) (tie, 19th) (tie, 30th) (tie, 30th) (4th of 20) Wetherbee 78-77--155 76-81--157 74-84--158 75-79--145 76-88--164 75-84--159 77-74--154 91-82--173 89-87--176 302-317--619 Memorial Inv. 79-84--165
(41st) (21st) (29th) (27th) (23rd) 3/17-18 National (tie, 36th) (tie, 36th) (tie, 25th) Cape Fear bold (tie, 6th of 9) 80-82-84--246 88-84-84--256 83-76-78--237 75-83--158 82-81-79--242 81-84-75--240 82-78--160 82-87-83--252 90-77-85--252 82-82-79--242 325-323-316--965 Bucher 2019 individual spring season results team scores in Varsity Trenton Sann Kobe Rhodes Zach Hansen Drew Mendoza Nash Nick Walker Jeremy Schwab Dillon Peters Mitch McComber Jake Kroencke Wyatt Crosby Matt Scharingson Trevor Mabeus Team
Men’s golf 61
79.8 75.5 79.3 79.8 79.8 80.3 80.3 81.8 82.3 82.7 89.0 82.5 82.8 83.3 84.0 86.3 18-hole avg. 309.9 80.3
Inv. (21st) (26th) (25th) (24th) (23rd) (t-7th) (t-2nd) (t-14th) Atlantic Oct. 28-29 75-68--143 88-81--169 86-85--171 78-78--156 313-308--621 76-94--170
(t-27th) (t-10th) (t-29th) Blue Tiger Oct. 14-15 86-76-84--246 75-77--152 78-78-80--236 84-81--165 88-83-75--246 77-82-76--235 77-79-89--245 310-319-307--936
Inv.
82-86--168 (t-29th)
(3rd) 77-77 (21st) Oct.7 (t-6th) (42nd) 75--75 76--76 78-80-76--234 85--85 79--79 97--97 80--80 81--81 87--87 83--83 (t-2nd) (t-8th) (t-11th) (t-15th) (t-28th) (t-33rd) True North True
Shootout Inv. (16th) (t-6th) (t-9th) 86--86 87--87 80--80 81--81 77--77 78--78 90--90 85--85 90--90 (t-31st) (54th) (t-13th) (t-25th) (t-34th) (t-34th) (t-22nd) Waldorf Oct. 14-15
t-77th) (t-41st) (t-81st) (t-12th) Classic (t-74th) (t-77th) (t-69th) ( (t-22nd) Twin Cities Twin Sept. 28-30 82-82-77--241 84-80-81--245 82-81-84--247 82-78-74--234 318-314-316--948
Inv. t-33rd) (t-8th) Storm 75--75 79--79 83--83 81--81 (t-21st) (t-21st) (t-25th) (t-25th) (t-38th) ( (t-33rd) 85--85 (t-25th) 83--83 (t-13th) Sept. 25 Sept. italics.
(2nd) 85-85 79--79 (t-6th) (t-3rd) (t-3rd) 75--75 89--89 77--77 86-81-77--244 81--81 87--87 88--88 86--86 81--81 85--85 81--81 83--83 77-77 84--84 74--74 79-81-85--245 75--75 75--75 (t-3rd) (t-34th) (t-27th) (t-17th) (t-20th) (t-36th) (t-12th) Sept.20 (t-32nd) (t-22nd) (t-22nd) Ryerson (t-12th) 299--299 Fall Classic JV only tournaments in
bold. t-78th) (t-31st) ( (t-48th) (t-28th) (t-53rd) Sept. 6-7 79-81-160 Tim Kopka Tim 75-76--151 81--81 76-74--150 75-75-77--227 84-71--155 78-76--154 308-297--605 Memorial Inv.
2019 individual fall season results team scores in Varsity Nick Walker Aidan Volmer Dillon Peters Colin Chromy Ethan Loafman Kyle Gabos Eric Visscher Kobe Rhodes Wyatt Crosby Mitch McComber Kyle Berst Lucas Wendel Dustin Haines Jacob Brainerd Mitchell Huber Trevor Mabeus Keegan Bianchi Team
62 Men’s golf Career-best scores for returning golfers Name Score Date Course Nick Walker 68 Oct. 29, 2019 Jupiter CC Aidan Volmer 71 Sept. 7, 2019 Randall Oaks GC Kobe Rhodes 71 Oct. 5, 2016 Indianola CC 71 April 10, 2017 Indianola CC 71 April 15, 2019 Hillcrest CC Dillon Peters 74 Sept. 2, 2017 Glen Erin GC 74 May 5, 2018 Prairie Links GC Eric Visscher 75 Sept 25, 2019 Indianola CC Colin Chromy 75 Sept 20, 2019 Bos Landen GC Ethan Loafman 75 Sept 25, 2019 Bos Landen GC 75 Oct. 28, 2019 Jefferson City CC Kyle Berst 76 April 11, 2018 Indianola CC Wyatt Crosby 77 April 11, 2018 Indianola CC 77 Oct. 7, 2019 Wedgewood Cove GC Jacob Brainerd 77 Sept 25, 2019 Indianola CC Kyle Gabos 77 Sept 20, 2019 Bos Landen GC 77 Sept. 30, 2019 Minnesota Valley CC Dustin Haines 78 Sept. 29, 2019 Wedgewood Cove GC Mitch McComber 79 Sept 25, 2019 Indianola CC 79 Oct. 7, 2019 Amana GC Lucas Wendel 77 Sept. 29, 2019 Wedgewood Cove GC Trevor Mabeus 82 April 11, 2018 Indianola CC Keegan Bianchi 83 Sept 25, 2019 Indianola CC Mitchell Huber 83 Sept 25, 2019 Indianola CC
2018-19 individual honors Team awards Academic All-American Rivers Conference Ryerson Most Valuable Player Award Kyle Berst, biochemistry, 3.83 Kobe Rhodes
American Rivers All-Conference Golden Putter Award (most improved player) Kobe Rhodes (second place) Zach Hansen Trenton Sann (eighth place) Wagner Award (leadership and inspiration) American Rivers Conference men’s golfer of the week Trent Sann Drew Mendoza, April 1, 2019 Jeremy Schwab, April 8, 2019
Men’s golf 63 All-time records Indivdiual Bes conference tournament scores 18 holes - 67, tie, Joe Jaspers, Pheasant Ridge GC, Cedar Falls, 1988; Tim White, Gates Park GC, Waterloo, 2001 36 holes - 67-70--137, Joe Jaspers, Pheasant Ridge GC, Cedar Falls, 1988 72 holes - 70-74-69-75--288, Roger Dortch, Gates Park GC, Waterloo; Waverly GC, Waverly, 2001 Best 18-hole score, tournament - 65, Jeff Woods, Great Plains Tournament, Lincoln, Neb., 1988 Best 18-hole score, dual - tie, 67, Bill Spurbeck, vs Alumni, Pella GC, 1986; Steve Kimball, vs. Wartburg, Waverly GC, 1988; Payson Moreland, vs. William Penn, Edmundson GC, 1988 Best 27-hole tournament score - 3-under-par (104), Justin Livingston, Scot-Fire Invitational, Soangetaha CC/Gibson Woods GC, 2010 Best 36-hole tournament score - 7-under-par (67-70--137), Joe Jaspers, Iowa Conference, Pheasant Ridge GC, Cedar Falls, 1988 Best 54-hole tournament score - 7-under-par (65-72-72--209), Jeff Woods, Great Plains Tournament, Lincoln, Neb., 1988 Best NCAA Division III tournament scores 18-hole score - 2-under-par (70), tie, Dan Dursky, Willow Creek GC, Des Moines, 1980; Brian Goldsworthy, Monroe GC, Pittsford, N.Y., 1985 (twice) 72-hole score -9-over-par, tie, 70-70-77-80—297, Brian Goldsworthy, Monroe GC, Pittsford, N.Y., 1985; 77-77-72- 71-297, Patrick McElyea, PGA of Southern California GC, Oak Valley, Calif., 2004 Best seasonal competitive stroke average - 71.8, Desmond Stoll, Fall 2014 Best combined fall-spring season stroke average - 72.9, Desmond Stoll, 2014-15
Team Best conference tournament score, 72-hole format - 1,157, 2001, Gates Park GC, Waterloo; Waverly GC, Waverly; (Roger Dortch 288, Tim White 290, Eric Johnston 290, Matt Cress 296, Jon Hietbrink 299). Best conference tournament score, 36-hole format - 580, Bunker HIll GC, Dubuque, (Ron Peterson, 143; John Bermel, 144; Tony Carey, 146; Jeff Austin, 148; Randy Sikkema, 149). Best 18-hole score - 276, Ryerson Fall Classic, Pleasantville GC, 1992; (John Guenther 66, Todd Isley 68, Bill Conger 68, Scott Retzlaff 74) Best 18-hole score (five-man) – 358, second round at Grand View Spring Viking Classic, April 18, 2014 (Jon Prescott, 69; Adam Squires, 71; Desmond Stoll, 71; David Watson, 74; Jared Nepomuceno, 73) Best score, 18-hole tournament (five-man) – 378, Notre Dame Invitational, 1983; (Phil Wistrom, 70; Jeff Cave, 75; Darren Stanek, 76; John Bermel, 78; Brian Goldsworthy, 79; Jamie Bermel, 80). Best score, 27-hole tournament - 431, Scot-Fire Invitational, Gibson Woods GC, 2011; (Jason Harvey 110, Justin Livingston 104, Brent Messmore 109, Alex Huyser 108, Drew Osier 113) Best score, 36-hole tournament - 560, Central Dutch Classic, Edmundson GC, 2008 (Justin Smool, 69-68--137; Andy Peterson 68-71--139; Joel Winters, 69-73--142; Andrew Townsend 72-71--143; Reid Turner, 71-75--146) Best score, 54-hole tournament - 889, tie, Great Plains Inv., 1984 (Phil Wistrom 218, Brian Goldsworthy 224, Rob Wilson 225, Bill Spurbeck 231, Jeff Cave 234); Nebraska Wesleyan Inv., 1992 (Todd Isley, John Guenther, Chad Hoekstra, Bill Conger, Brent Peterson) Best score, NCAA Div. III tournament - 1209, Sandestin Golf & Beach Resort, Destin, Fla., 2013; (Justin Livingston 299, Adam Squires 303, David Watson 304, Desmond Stoll 309, Jared Nepomuceno 317)
64 Men’s golf Year-by-year results Conf. NCAA Conf. NCAA Year finish finish Coach Year finish finish Coach 1966 5th Paul Ebbers 1995 1st 7th (tie) Bob Bruns 1967 6th Paul Ebbers 1996 1st 10th Todd Isley 1968 7th Jim Danks 1997 2nd 7th Todd Isley 1969 1st (tie) Jim Danks 1998 1st Charlie Estabrook 1970 2nd Jim Danks 1999 1st Charlie Estabrook 1971 Fifth Jim Danks 2000 2nd Charlie Estabrook 1972 4th Jim Danks 2001 1st 22nd Charlie Estabrook 1973 4th Jim Danks 2002 1st 9th (tie) Charlie Estabrook 1974 2nd Jim Danks 2003 1st 11th Charlie Estabrook 1975 4th Dr. Norman Ryerson 2004 2nd 9th (tie) Charlie Estabrook 1976 1st 19th Dr. Norman Ryerson 2005 3rd 19th Charlie Estabrook 1977 1st 20th Dr. Norman Ryerson 2006 3rd Charlie Estabrook 1978 1st 18th Dr. Norman Ryerson 2007 1st 13th Charlie Estabrook 1979 3rd Dr. Norman Ryerson 2008 2nd Charlie Estabrook 1980 2nd 14th Dr. Norman Ryerson 2009 1st 19th Charlie Estabrook 1981 1st 9th Dr. Norman Ryerson 2010 1st 17th (tie) Clint Brown 1982 1st 10th Dr. Norman Ryerson 2011 1st 23rd Chad Green 1983 1st 6th Dr. Norman Ryerson 2012 1st 25th Chad Green 1984 1st 6th Dr. Norman Ryerson 2013 1st 12th Chad Green 1985 1st 5th Dr. Norman Ryerson 2014 2nd Chad Green 1986 1st 12th Dr. Norman Ryerson 2015 1st 16th Chad Green 1987 1st 6th Bob Bruns 2016 4th Chad Green 1988 1st 14th (tie) Bob Bruns 2017 4th Jon Olson 1989 1st 14th (tie) Bob Bruns 2018 2nd Jon Olson 1990 1st 18th Bob Bruns 2019 2nd Mel Blasi 1991 1st 21st Bob Bruns Iowa Conference champs in bold 1992 1st 17th Bob Bruns 1993 1st 11th Bob Bruns 1994 1st 15th Bob Bruns
Men’s golf 65 Conference team champions 1947 St. Ambrose 1966 Luther 1984 Central 2003 Central 1948 St. Ambrose 1967 Simpson 1985 Central 2004 Wartburg 1949 St. Ambrose 1968 Simpson 1986 Central 2005 Loras 1950 St. Ambrose 1969 Central, William 1987 Central 2006 Wartburg 1951 Loras Penn 1988 Central 2007 Central 1952 Parsons 1970 Simpson 1989 Central 2008 Luther 1953 Loras 1971 Wartburg 1990 Central 2009 Central 1954 Loras 1972 Wartburg 1991 Central 2010 Central 1955 Wartburg 1973 Luther 1992 Central 2011 Central 1956 Dubuque 1974 William Penn 1993 Central 2012 Central 1957 Dubuque 1975 Dubuque 1994 Central 2013 Central 1958 Buena Vista 1976 Central 1995 Central 2014 Dubuque 1959 Parsons 1977 Central 1996 Central 2015 Central 1960 Luther, Wartburg 1978 Central 1997 Luther 2016 Luther 1961 Iowa Wesleyan 1979 Buena Vista 1998 Central 2017 Luther 1962 Luther 1980 Buena VIsta 1999 Central 2018 Nebraska 1963 Luther 1981 Central 2000 Luther Wesleyan 1964 Iowa Wesleyan 1982 Central 2001 Central 2019 Nebraska 1965 Luther 1983 Central 2002 Central Wesleyan Conference MVPs 1969 - Don Ver Meer 1987 - Bill Spurbeck 1994 - Todd Isley 2008 - Andy Petersen 1981 - Ron Peterson 1988 - Joe Jaspers 2001 - Roger Dortch 2011 - Jason Harvey 1982 - Ron Peterson 1990 - Pat Jackson 2002 - Tim White 2015 - Desmond Stoll 1985 - Brian Goldsworthy 1993 - Chad Hoekstra 2007 - Andy Petersen Conference Coach of the Year Awards 1976 - Norm Ryerson 1985 - Norm Ryerson 1991 - Bob Bruns 2003 - Charlie Estabrook 1977 - Norm Ryerson 1986 - Norm Ryerson 1993 - Bob Bruns 2007 - Charlie Estabrook 1978 - Norm Ryerson 1987 - Bob Bruns 1994 - Bob Bruns 2011 - Chad Green 1981 - Norm Ryerson 1988 - Bob Bruns 1998 - Charlie Estabrook 2012 - Chad Green 1982 - Norm Ryerson 1989 - Bob Bruns 2001 - Charlie Estabrook 2013 - Chad Green 1983 - Norm Ryerson 1990 - Bob Bruns 2002 - Charlie Estabrook 2015 - Chad Green All-conference performers by finish Finish Performers Finish Performers 1st 14 7th 10 2nd 22 8th 12 3rd 21 9th 8 4th 14 10th 4 5th 14 Total 133 6th 14 All-Conference recognition was given to the top-five from 1982-84 and the top-10 since 1985
66 Men’s golf All-Conference performers
1964 1984 1991 1998 Bob Ulrich, 4th John Bermel, 2nd Mark Smith, 2nd Shannon Hoekstra, 3rd Brian Goldsworthy, 3rd Matt Benge, 6th Chris Huston, 4th 1969 Phil Wistrom, 4th Coach of the Year -Bob Roger Dortch, 5th Don Ver Meer, 1st Bill Spurbeck, 5th Bruns Tyler Brooks, 5th MVP - Don Ver Meer Justin Schulte, 8th 1985 1992 Coach of the Year - Charlie 1974 Joe Jaspers, 2nd Jason Brown, 4th Estabrook Gary Slight, 5th Brian Goldsworthy, 3rd Brent Peterson, 6th Phil Wistrom, 7th Bart Conger, 7th 1999 1975 Jamie Bermel, 9th Mike Sustad, 3rd Tim Esbeck, 5th MVP - Brian Goldsworthy 1993 Justin Schulte, 4th Coach of the Year - Norm Chad Hoekstra, 1st Tyler Brooks, 8th 1976 Ryerson Bart Conger, 2nd Mark Urbanek, 2nd Jason Brown, 4th 2000 Coach of the Year - Norm 1986 John Guenther, 5th Eric Johnston, 4th Ryerson Billl Spurbeck, 3rd Todd Isley, 6th Jon Hietbrink, 6th Rob Wilson, 4th MVP - Chad Hoekstra Shannon Hoekstra, 8th 1977 Tom WIlson, 6th Coach of the Year -Bob Mike Sustad, t-10th Tim Esbeck, 2nd Joe Jaspers, 8th Bruns Coach of the Year - Norm Coach of the Year - Norm 2001 Ryerson Ryerson 1994 Roger Dortch, 1st Todd Isley, 1st Tim White, 2nd 1978 1987 John Guenther, 2nd Eric Johnston, 3rd Dan Klatt, 3rd Bill Spurbeck, 1st Brad Wuhs, 3rd Jon Hietbrink, 7th Coach of the Year - Norm Joe Jaspers, 2nd Kevin Lucken, 6th MVP - Roger Dortch Ryerson Pat Jackson, 3rd MVP - Todd Isley Coach of the Year - Charlie Rob Wilson, 5th Coach of the Year -Bob Estabrook 1979 Kevin Schrader, 8th Bruns Dan Klatt, 5th MVP - Bill Spurbeck 2002 Coach of the Year -Bob 1995 Tim White, 1st 1980 Bruns Matt Jones, 2nd Jon Hietbrink, 3rd Tony Carey, 4th Rob Akers,3rd Nick Grossman, 6th 1988 Brad Wuhs, 5th MVP - Tim White 1981 Joe Jaspers, 1st Darin Fisher, 7th Coach of the Year - Charlie Ron Peterson, 1st Pat Jackson, 2nd Kevin Lucken, 8th Estabrook MVP - Ron Peterson Steve Kimball, 9th Coach of the Year - Norm MVP - Joe Jaspers 1996 2003 Ryerson Coach of the Year -Bob Rob Akers, 2nd Kyle Matzen, 6th Bruns Kevin Lucken, 3rd Nick Grossman, 9th 1982 Darin Fisher, 4th Coach of the Year - Charlie Ron Peterson, 1st 1989 Matt Jones, 6th Estabrook John Bermel, 3rd Jeff Woods, 2nd Brad Wuhs, 8th MVP - Ron Peterson Steve Wermerskirchen, 3rd 2004 Coach of the Year - Norm Steve Rheinschmidt, 7th 1997 Alex Schenfeld,5th Ryerson Pat Jackson, 10th Matt Jones, 2nd Coach of the Year -Bob Brad Wuhs, 3rd 2005 1983 Bruns Darin Fisher, 6th Nick Grossman, 3rd John Bermel, 2nd Rob Akers, 8th Jake Pearson, 7th Brian Goldsworthy, 4th 1990 Brett Meyer, 9th Mark Farmer, 5th Pat Jackson, 1st Coach of the Year - Norm Jeff Woods, 2nd 2006 Ryerson Matt Benge, 9th Derek Deminsky, 6th MVP - Pat Jackson Cole Reiman, 7th Coach of the Year -Bob Alvaro De Cosio, 9th Bruns Andy Petersen, 10th Men’s golf 67 2007 2010 2013 2016 Andy Petersen, 1st Andrew Townsend, 3rd Justin Livingston, 2nd Walker Adams, t-4th Isaac Rodenberg, 2nd Justin Smool, 5th Desmond Stoll, 3rd Joel Winters, 3rd Brent Messmore, 7th David Watson, 6th 2018 Brett Meyer, 4th Coach of the Year - Chad Nash Bucher, 6th MVP - Andy Petersen 2011 Green Jeremy Schwab, 7th Coach of the Year - Charlie Jason Harvey, 1st Estabrook Justin Livingston, 2nd 2014 2019 MVP - Jason Harvey Desmond Stoll, 2nd Kobe Rhodes, 2nd 2008 Coach of the Year - Chad Adam Squires, 5th Trenton Sann, 8th Andy Petersen, 1st Green David Watson, t-10th Reid Turner, 8th MVP - Andy Petersen 2012 2015 Justin Livingston, 3rd Desmond Stoll, 1st 2009 Matt Vegter, 4th Adam Squires, 2nd Andy Petersen, 3rd Brent Goodenow, 5th Jon Prescott, 8th Matt Vegter, 6th Coach of the Year - Chad Clay Curwin, 9th Andrew Townsend, 7th Green MVP - Desmond Stoll Justin Smool, 8th Coach of the Year - Chad Jason Harvey, 9th Green All-Americans 1985 - Brian Goldsworthy* 1988 - Pat Jackson 1996 - Rob Akers 2004 - Patrick McElyea 1986 - Joe Jaspers 1993 - John Guenther 1997 - Darin Fisher 2007 - Joel Winters 1987 - Joe Jaspers 1995 - Kevin Lucken 2002 - Tim White *NCAA Division III champ Gordin Division III Classic finishes (invitations based on previous spring’s NCAA finish) Deer Track Golf Resort, Surfside Beach, S.C. (1993-2004) Columbus Country Club, Columbus, Ohio (2013) 1993 — rain 1997 — tie, 9th 2004 — 4th 1995 — tie, 6th 2002 — 7th 2013 — 10th 1996 — 4th 2003 — tie, 6th Ryerson Most Valuable Player Award 1969 - Don Ver Meer 1982 - Ron Peterson 1995 - Kevin Lucken 2008 - Andy Petersen 1970 - Nick Neumann 1983 - Brian Goldsworthy 1996 - Rob Akers 2009 - Andy Petersen 1971 - Dick Fisher 1984 - John Bermel 1997 - Darin Fisher 2010 - Andrew Townsend 1972 - Tim Ettelson 1985 - Brian Goldsworthy 1998 - Chris Huston 2011 - Jason Harvey 1973 - Pat McMahon 1986 - Bill Spubeck 1999 - Tyler Brooks 2012 - Justin Livingston 1974 - Gary Slight 1987 - Bill Spurbeck 2000 - Mike Sustad 2013 - Justin Livingston 1975 - Tim Esbeck 1988 - Joe Jaspers 2001 - Roger Dortch 2014 - Desmond Stoll 1976 - Mark Urbanek 1989 - Pat Jackson 2002 - Tim White 2015 - Desmond Stoll 1977 - Tim Esbeck 1990 - Pat Jackson 2003 - Kyle Matzen 2016 - Jared Nepomuceno 1978 - Tim Esbeck 1991 - Mark Smith 2004 - Patrick McElyea 2017 - Brock Morris 1979 - Dan Klatt 1992 - Jason Brown 2005 - Nick Grossman 2018 - Nick Walker 1980 - Dan Dursky 1993 - Chad Hoekstra 2006 - Derek Deminsky 2019 - Kobe Rhodes 1981 - Ron Peterson 1994 - Todd Isley 2007 - Brett Meyer NCAA postgraduate scholarship winners 2001 - Roger Dortch 2002 - Jon Hietbrink CoSIDA Academic All-Americans 1983 - Tony Carey 1985 - Brian Goldsworthy
68 Men’s golf CoSIDA Academic All-District 1983 - Tony Carey 2002 - Jon Hietbrink 2008 - Reid Turner 1985 - Brian Goldsworthy 2007 - Jeff Milett All-America Scholars Golf Team 1984 - Brian Goldsworthy 1990 - Jeff Woods Jon Hietbrink 2008 - Reid Turner 1985 - Brian Goldsworthy 1991 - Mark Smith Tim White 2009 - Andy Peterson 1986 - Bill Spurbeck 1992 - Bill Conger 2002 - Jon Hietbrink Andrew Townsend 1987 - Bill Spurbeck Brent Peterson Tim White 2010 - Andrew Townsend Joe Jaspers 1993 - Bill Conger 2004 - Patrick McElyea 2012 - Brent Goodenow Brent Peterson Chad Hoekstra Nick Grossman Matt Vegter 1988 - Joe Jaspers 1994 - Jason Brown Kyle Matzen Pat Jackson 1997 - Brad Dutler 2005 - Nick Grossman Steve Kimball 1998 - Chris Huston 2007 - Jeff Millet 1989 - Jeff Woods Justin Schulte Isaac Rodenberg Steve Reinschmidt 2001 - Roger Dortch Reid Turner
2020 men’s golf roster Name Yr. Hometown/High school Kyle Berst Sr. Bettendorf, Iowa/Pleasant Valley Keegan Bianchi Fr. Dallas Center, Iowa/Dallas Center-Grimes Jacob Brainerd Fr. DeWitt, Iowa/Central DeWitt Wyatt Crosby Jr. Ottumwa, Iowa/Ottumwa Dustin Haines Fr. Sigourney, Iowa/Sigourney Mitch Huber Sr. Temecula, Calif./Temecula Valley Ethan Loafman Fr. Rogers, Ark./Rogers Trevor Mabeus Jr. Mount Pleasant, Iowa/Mount Pleasant Mitch McComber Sr. Redlands, Calif./Citrus Valley **Dillon Peters Sr. Urbandale, Iowa/West Des Moines Valley ***Kobe Rhodes Sr. Glenwood, Iowa/Glenwood Eric Visscher Sr. Hull, Iowa/Boyden-Hull Aidan Volmer Fr. Anthem, Ariz./Boulder Creek ***Nick Walker Sr. Naperville, Ill./Neuqua Valley Lucas Wendel Fr. Le Claire, Iowa/Pleasant Valley *letters earned
Coach: Mel Blasi Assistant: Tom Linton
Men’s golf 69 Outlook Four shots. That’s how far away last year’s Central College men’s golf team was from an American Rivers title and adding yet another NCAA Division III tournament berth. Closing that gap in 2020 is the primary goal for veteran coach Mel Blasi, who enters year two at the helm with the tradition-rich Dutch program, which has captured 32 league titles with 33 NCAA tourney appearances. “We’ve got the right combination of experience, leadership, and talent to definitely contend, and in golf anything can happen,” Blasi said. “The trick is to play your best golf at the last tournament and, hopefully, we’ll be prepared to do that.” Central returns the league tournament runner-up, senior Kobe Rhodes, but he’s the only one back from last year’s five-man Dutch lineup. Still, Blasi has several experienced seniors he can put on the tee, bolstered by his first recruiting class, which already flashed promise in the non-traditional fall season. “What a great group of senior leaders and guys that have been loyal to the program in Kobe Rhodes, Nick Walker and Dillon Peters along with Kyle Berst, Mitch Huber and Eric Visscher,” Blasi said. “I just love those guys. They’ve been hard working, they’ve stuck with the program, they’re good students and good examples for the younger players on and off the course.” Rhodes, Walker and Peters were regulars in the fall lineup. Walker, a three-time letter winner, had a torrid fall after an inconsistent spring season. He was the team medalist in four of six tournaments, capped by a scorching 4-under-par 68 in tying for second place at the 36-hole Atlantic Invitational in Jupiter, Florida Oct. 28-29. It’s the lowest score posted by a Dutch golfer since 2001. “Nick was just our rock-solid steady guy in the fall,” Blasi said. “He played really consistently, and then put it all together in the last tournament. The 68 in the last round showed what he’s capable of doing. “The difference in my opinion for him was just his short game was so much better. He does a lot of things really, really well. He’s been our best wedge player. But he putted and chipped better. I think that shows the kind of dedication and work that he’s put in in the offseason, and I’m looking forward to big things from him this spring.” Rhodes was second on the team last spring with a 78.3 scoring average, receiving team Ryerson Most Valuable Player honors as well as all-conference distinction. He tied for third at Central’s Ryerson Fall Classic Sept. 20-21. “Kobe had a really strong spring season,” Blasi said. “He struggled some this fall, mostly because of an injury. He had some bright spots but I’m really looking forward to seeing what he can accomplish in the spring because I know he’s highly motivated. He’s a co-captain of the team and really great example for our young players. He’s a great communicator. They feel really comfortable with him and he’s been just really good for our team.” Like Walker, Peters rebounded in the fall. A two-time letter winner, Peters was in the varsity lineup at the Iowa Conference tourney in 2018, finishing 25th. He averaged 78.0 that spring and 81.0 last year. “Dylan went on a study abroad semester last year (in the fall) so we missed him for part of the season which prob- ably affected some of his spring,” Blasi said. “He’s a co-captain with Kobe (Rhodes). Fundamentally, he’s maybe the most sound player that we have on the team. He just does everything really well. We’re looking for him to put it all together for his last semester because he’s certainly capable of winning a tournament and being one of our top players.” Aidan Volmer heads a talented rookie class. He was second at the Ryerson Fall Classic with 74-74—148 and fin- ished third at the True North Shootout with 75-75—150 at the Amana Colonies Golf Course. “Aidan Volmer really made his mark in the fall,” Blasi said. “He had our low rounds until Nick (Walker) beat him in the last one, and he had a couple of other really good rounds. He’s a really talented player who hasn’t reached his potential by any means and he’s a good stick to have in the top five. I think with one semester under his belt he’s going to feel much more comfortable.” Other contenders for varsity positions include McComber, junior Wyatt Crosby and freshman Lucas Wendel. “Mitch McComber has been a really solid player for us at the JV level,” Blasi said. “He’s a great ball striker and the hardest worker on the team. He comes with some junior college experience so he does have some years behind him and I think that he’ll have a real opportunity to move in there. “Wyatt Crosby has also been a pretty steady player and this is a good opportunity for him,” Blasi said. “He provides good leadership. And then the other freshman that really made his mark in the fall was Lucas Wendel. Lucas comes from a really strong (high school) program at Pleasant Valley, has a lot of junior golf experience and threw a couple of good rounds in there in the fall, so I think that he also will have an opportunity to step in there.” Blasi hasn’t closed the door on others contributing as well. The season Nebraska Wesleyan University took last year’s conference crown and will be favored to repeat, strengthened by the return of the league medalist, Alex Kubik, Blasi said. “The league’s getting better,” he said. “Obviously, you’ve got the two-time defending champions who also have the best player in the league. They’re still very strong and it will be a big challenge for us to compete with them. Loras had an excellent fall season. And then you’ve got to look at Dubuque and Luther, who also have improved. I think there are other
70 Men’s golf teams, too. Wartburg has made some improvement. It’s becoming more competitive and each team has individuals who are very capable of being among the top players in our league.” After the Florida trip to cap the fall season, the Dutch open the spring campaign at the College of the Ozarks Invitational in Branson, Missouri March 16-17 during spring break. “It’s played on maybe my favorite golf course that I’ve ever coached on which is now called Buffalo Ridge Springs,” Blasi said. “It’s a Tom Fazio design and it’s just an amazing golf course. It’s a great one for us to play on because it’s a great challenge. It really makes you use all the clubs in the bag.” The league tournament transitions from a multiple-course, two-week format to a 72-hole, three-day set-up on a neutral site, the par-72 Finkbine Golf Course in Iowa City. “I love the format and the fact that we’re on a neutral course,” Blasi said. “I think that the coaching leadership in our league really made some good decisions to make that happen. Everything that you would want for a conference championship, they’ve put into place.” Blasi said the schedule is intended to prepare the team for the conference tournament and potentially, the NCAA tourney. “I think our schedule, if you take it from beginning to the end, is probably as competitive as anybody’s,” he said. “I really like the tournaments that we’re playing in and the golf courses that we’ve played on. And I think that that’ll really help us when it comes to the end. That’s the idea.” That preparation jumps to a new level with a trip to Scotland May 27-June 5, where the Dutch will play historic courses in St. Andrews and North Berwick. They’ll be joined by the Central women’s golf squad. “The Scotland trip is just a great thing for our program to be able to see things that you may not ever see again and to visit the home of golf,” Blasi said. “And just from a competition standpoint to be able to play some of the finest golf courses in the world will be great.” Blasi said he hopes the trek launches a tradition of international travel, mirroring that of Central’s football, basketball and soccer programs.
Men’s golf 71 Softball
2020 schedule Date Opponent Location Time Feb. 29 Wis.-Eau Claire Rochester, Minn.-V 6 p.m. Dominican (Ill.) Rochester, Minn.-H 8 p.m. March 6 Transylvania (Ky.) Tucson, Ariz.-L5V 1:30 p.m. DePauw (Ind.) Tucson, Ariz.-L5H 3:30 p.m. March 7 !LeTourneau (Texas) Tucson, Ariz.-L8V 9 a.m. !Emerson (Mass.) Tucson, Ariz.-L6H 11 a.m. March 8 !Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (Calif.) Tucson, Ariz.-L3H 9 a.m. !Mary Hardin-Baylor (Texas) Tucson, Ariz.-LV 1 p.m. March 16 Western New England (Mass.) Clermont, Fla.-A3 10:15 a.m. Cortland State (N.Y.) Clermont, Fla.-A3 12:30 p.m. March 17 Wis.-Stout Clermont, Fla.-B3 11:15 a.m. Fredonia State (N.Y.) Clermont, Fla.-B2 1:30 p.m. March 18 Concordia (Wis.) Clermont, Fla.-C4 3 p.m. Wis.-La Crosse Clermont, Fla.-C3 5:15 p.m. March 20 Wis.-Whitewater Clermont, Fla.-C4 12:30 p.m. Farmingdale State (N.Y.) Clermont, Fla.-C2 5 p.m. March 21 Massachusetts Inst. of Tech. Clermont, Fla.-B2 2:45 p.m. St. Olaf (Minn.) Clermont, Fla.-B4 5:15 p.m. March 28 *+Buena Vista Storm Lake 1 p.m. March 31 *+Coe Pella 2 p.m. April 4 *+Loras Pella 1 p.m. April 10 +Monmouth (Ill.) Monmouth, Ill. 1 p.m. April 11 *+Dubuque Dubuque 1 p.m. April 14 *+Simpson Pella 2 p.m. April 18 *+Wartburg Pella 1 p.m. April 22 *+Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. 2 p.m. April 25 *+Luther Decorah 1 p.m. April 28 +Cornell Pella 3 p.m. May 1-2 American Rivers tournament TBD TBD May 8-10 NCAA Division III Regional TBD TBD May 15-16 NCAA Division III Super Regional TBD TBD May 21-26 NCAA Division III Championship Tyler, Texas TBD
+doubleheader !NFCA Division III Leadoff Classic *American Rivers Conference games
A-Sleepy Hollow Sports Complex B-Hancock Recreational Complex C-Legends Way Ballfields L-Lincoln Park V-visiting team, neutral site H-home team, neutral site
72 Softball SOFTBALL QUICK FACTS
2019 overall record: 27-10 overall, 12-4 American Rivers (first place) 2019 American Rivers Conference finish: First (12-4) 2019 American Rivers Conference tournament finish: First - W, 3-0 vs. #2 Coe (championship) Position starters returning: 6 (Daria Parchert-SS, Kaitlyn Andresen-2B, Amanda Sigulas-1B, Sara Tallman-CF, Shaye Witte-LF, Lauren Birt-DP) Position starters lost: 3 (Lauren Bagby-3B, Kylie Olson-C, Sadie Baugher-RF) Starting pitchers returning: 0 Starting pitchers lost: 2 (Mariah Fritz, Danielle Riley) Letterwinners lost/returning: 6/10 2020 captains: Kaitlyn Andresen, Amanda Sigulas, Sara Tallman 2019 NFCA Division III All-Midwest Region selections: 5 (Second team: Mariah Fritz-P; Kaitlyn Andresen-2B; Daria Parchert-SS; Third team: Sara Tallman, OF; Shaye Witte, OF) 2019 All-American Rivers Conference selections: 6 (First team: Sara Tallman-OF; Shaye Witte-OF; Daria Parchert-SS, Mariah Fritz-P; Second team: Sadie Baugher-OF; Kaitlyn Andresen, 2B) Conference championships: 13 (most recent in 2019) NCAA Division III tournament finish: Third place, Pella, Iowa Regional NFCA Division III final ranking: No. 21 NCAA Division III playoff appearances/most recent: 30 in 33 years (most recent in 2019) NCAA Division III national finals appearances: 13 (most recent in 2013, t-7th) NCAA Division III national championships: 4 (1988, 1991, 1993, 2003) All-Americans: 25 All-time record: 1,214-534-3 George Wares Head coach George Wares is the winningest softball coach in NCAA Division III history. In 35 seasons as Central College head coach starting in 1985, Wares has compiled a 1152-394-3 record (.745), including a 95-60 postseason mark. He became the first Division III coach to record 1,000 wins on April 8, 2014 and has guided the Dutch to a record 30 NCAA Division III tournament berths.In 2007, Wares was inducted into the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Hall of Fame. Wares has piloted the Dutch to national championships in 1988, 1991, 1993 and 2003 with national runner-up finishes in 1986 and 2001. His 30 NCAA playoff teams have finished in the national top eight 13 times, with 14 regional tournament titles, including 2015. The Dutch were third in the NCAA in 1990, 1994 and 1995, fourth in 1987 and 1989, fifth in 1997 and tied for seventh in 2013. Central has won or shared 13 conference titles (1986, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1996, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2019). Wares and his assistants were named the NFCA Division III coaching staff of the year in 2003, after taking regional honors in 2001. Wares has won or shared the conference coach of the year award nine times (1990, 1993, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2011, 2019). Wares spent a three-year term (2017-19) as Midwest Region Representative on the NCAA Division III Softball Championships Committee. He previously spent three years as a member of the NCAA Division III Midwest Region Advisory Committee, which he later chaired. Wares is also active within the NFCA. He served two terms as the Division III representative on the NFCA Board of Directors and served two three-year terms on the NFCA Division III All-America Selection Committee, including two years as chair. Also a former NFCA Coaching Staff of the Year Committee member, Wares is in his fifth year as the Midwest Region repre- sentative of the NFCA Division III Top 25 Poll Committee. He was a co-instructor at the 2017 NFCA Convention in Las Vegas and is the only non-Division I coach to serve as a featured speaker at the 2018 NFCA Coaches Clinic in Minneapolis. A 1976 Central graduate, Wares spent seven years as girls’ softball coach at NESCO High School in Zearing, Iowa, posting a 214-94 record and piloting three squads to state tournament berths. He was named all-area coach of the year three times. Wares also served as a high school boys’ basketball coach for 18 years, including seven at NESCO and 11 at Pella High School . He compiled a 259-106 career record, earning four state tournament berths, with two state runner-up finishes. He served for four seasons as an assistant men’s basketball coach at Central. A highly regarded motivational speaker, Wares received a master’s degree in counseling from Iowa State University. He worked as an at-risk counselor at Pella High School and as an academic counselor at Central. He is the husband of associate head coach Alicia O’Brien.
Softball 73 Alicia O’Brien Associate head coach After 18 seasons as a highly successful head coach at Western Connecticut State University, Alicia O’Brien joined the Dutch softball staff as associate head coach in 2006. She also serves as senior associate athletics director and is the department’s senior woman administrator. At Western Connecticut State O’Brien posted a 423-213-3 (.664) softball record, guiding the Colonials to eight NCAA Division III tournament berths. She piloted Western Connecticut State to the NCAA finals in 2002 and her teams posted 20 or more wins 13 straight seasons, capturing Little East Conference championships three times since 2001. She served as the school’s associate athletics director and senior woman administrator as well. O’Brien has helped Central compile a 399-148 (.729) mark and nine NCAA Division III tournament berths over 12 seasons for a combined 822-361-3 (.694) career mark. She received the Easton Victory Club Award for her 800th win at the 2019 NFCA convention. A Western Connecticut State University graduate and two-sport team captain, O’Brien also earned a master’s degree there in counseling. She served on the school’s Hall of Fame Committee and was a member of its Wellness Initiative. She served a five-year term as a Title IX consultant with the Danbury, Conn. school system. The long-time director of the Western Connecticut Softball Camp, O’Brien was also an NFCA Division III Regional All-America Committee member. In 2001 she was inducted into the Connecticut Softball Hall of Fame, the Danbury (Conn.) High School Athletics Hall of Fame in 2008, the Western Connecticut State University Athletic Hall of Fame in 2013 and the Little East Conference Hall of Fame in 2014. O’Brien is the wife of Dutch head coach George Wares.
Keith Jones Assistant coach Keith Jones, professor of psychology, psychology department chair and the Mark and Kay De Cook Endowed Chair in Character and Leadership Development, joined the Central softball staff as an assistant coach in the fall of 2013. Jones has been a youth AAU and USSSA baseball and soccer coach the past 12 years, and coached the grades 9-10 spring baseball squad at Pella High School in 2012. A University of Northern Iowa graduate, Jones received master’s and doctoral degrees from West Virginia University and was named a Distinguished Alumnus of the West Virginia University Psychology Department. Jones joined the Central faculty in 2006.
John Edwards Assistant coach John Edwards has spent 45 years on the Central staff, retiring as associate athletics director for operations in 2015. He continues to serve as groundskeeper for the Central baseball and softball fields is in his fourth season as a volunteer assistant softball coach. A native of San Jose, California, Edwards is a 1972 graduate of Central where he earned eight varsity letters in football and baseball and was selected three consecutive years to the All-NAIA District 15 team in baseball, receiving NAIA all-America honor- able mention in 1970. Edwards also served as an assistant football coach for the Dutch for 24 seasons and was the head baseball coach for 25 years (1978-2002). He was the college’s interim athletics director for the 1996-97 academic year and again in 2005-06.
74 Softball 2019 results 27-10 overall, 12-4 American Rivers American Rivers champions, American Rivers tournament champions Date Opponent Location Time/Result March 11 @#Saint Mary’s (Ind.) Tucson, Ariz W, 16-10 #Case Western Reserve (Ohio) Tucson, Ariz. L, 8-0 (5 inn.) March 15 @#Hamline (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 4-3 #Trinity (Texas) Tucson, Ariz. W, 5-1 March 16 #George Fox (Ore.) Tucson, Ariz. L, 4-1 #Augsburg (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 11-2 (6 inn.) March 17 @#Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 3-1 @#Wis.-La Crosse Tucson, Ariz. L, 8-6 March 19 @#Texas-Dallas Tucson, Ariz. W, 7-3 @#MacMurray (Ill.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 15-4 (5 inn.) March 20 #Huntington (Ind.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 5-4 (8 inn.) #Centre (Ky.) Tucson, Ariz. L, 14-10 March 30 *+Simpson Indianola W, 6-3; W, 11-0 (5) April 2 *+Buena Vista Pella W, 7-6; W, 6-4 April 6 +North Central (Ill.) Naperville, Ill. W, 7-2; W, 4-2 April 10 *+Wartburg Waverly W, 7-6; L, 11-0 (5) April 13 *+Nebraska Wesleyan Pella W, 3-2; L, 9-2 April 16 *+Dubuque Pella W, 7-5; W, 7-5 April 19 *+Coe Cedar Rapids L. 5-4; L, 9-0 (5) April 22 +Monmouth (Ill.) Pella W, 4-0; W, 5-1 April 24 *+Loras Dubuque W, 13-1 (5); W, 4-3 April 27 *+Luther Pella W, 8-7; W 10-1 (5) American Rivers tournament May 4 Dubuque Pella W, 8-2 May 4 Coe Pella W, 3-0 NCAA Division III Pella, Iowa Regional May 10 Lake Forest (Ill.) Pella L, 10-1 (6 inn.) May 11 Saint Benedict (Minn.) Pella W, 6-1 Wis.-La Crosse Pella L, 5-1 *American Rivers Conference #Tucson Invitational Games +doubleheader @neutral-site home game
2019 American Rivers standings Conference Overall W L W L T *!Central (21) 12 4 27 10 0 *!Coe (RV) 11 5 33 11 0 *!Wartburg 11 5 27 13 0 *Luther 10 6 30 10 0 *Dubuque 8 8 26 13 0 *Simpson 7 9 21 19 0 Nebraska Wesleyan 7 9 22 14 0 Buena Vista 5 11 19 17 0 Loras 1 15 10 27 1 *conference tournament qualifier !NCAA Div. III tournament qualifier ( ) - NFCA Division III ranking
Softball 75 2019 individual honors and awards NFCA Division III All-Midwest Region Google Cloud/CoSIDA Division III Academic All-District VIII Second team Sara Tallman, OF, elementary education, 3.96 Mariah Fritz, P Kaitlyn Andresen, 2B American Rivers Academic All-Conference Daria Parchert, SS Mariah Fritz, P, integrated studies, 3.80 Kylie Olson, C, biology, 3.84 Third team Amanda Sigulas, 1B, biology, 3.55 Sara Tallman, OF Sarah Sponder, C, mathematics, 3.64 Shaye Witte, OF Sara Tallman, OF, elementary education, 3.96
American Rivers Female Athlete of the Week TEAM AWARDS Mariah Fritz, May 6 LeRoy Timmer Most Valuable Player Award Mariah Fritz, P American Rivers Position Player of the Week Daria Parchert, April 29 LeRoy Timmer Most Inspirational Player Award Sadie Baugher, May 6 Kylie Olson, C
American Rivers Pitcher of the Week Defensive Player of the Year Award Mariah Fritz, April 29, May 6 Daria Parchert, SS
American Rivers Co-Pitcher of the Year Most Improved Player Award Mariah Fritz Sadie Baugher, OF
American Rivers Coaching Staff of the Year 2019 team co-captains George Wares, Alicia O’Brien, Keith Jones, John Edwards, Sadie Baugher, OF Marcy Roff Lauren Bagby, 3B Kylie Olson, C American Rivers All-Conference First team Sara Tallman, OF Shaye Witte, OF Daria Parchert, SS Mariah Fritz, P
Second team Sadie Baugher, OF Kaitlyn Andresen, 2B
NCAA Division III Woman of the Year nominee Mariah Fritz, P, integrated studies, 3.80 2019 American Rivers statistical champions TEAM INDIVIDUAL Double plays per game -- 0.53 Batting avg.-- Daria Parchert, .522 Batting avg.--.343 Doubles--Daria Parchert, 10 Double plays--7 Wins--Mariah Fritz, 12 Appearances--Mariah Fritz, 15 Innings pitched--Mariah Fritz, 87.0 Assists--Daria Parchert, 46
2019 NCAA Division III top-50 statistical rankings TEAM INDIVIDUAL 7. Double plays per game -- 0.54 17. Victories -- Mariah Fritz, 19 13. Stolen bases per game -- 2.46 44. Sacrifice hits per game -- Sadie Baugher, 0.27 39. W-L percentage -- .730 45. Stolen bases per game -- Sara Tallman, 0.65
76 Softball 4-8 3-6 0-0 8-9 4-5 2-3 2-7 2-2 7-8 0-0 1-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-4 11-12 39-45 24-29 18-22 SB-ATT 91-119 2 4 3 7 0 2 0 1 1 2 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 SH 42 10 27 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 8 3 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 5 0 0 SF OB% .393 .341 .293 .282 .333 .200 .000 .394 .415 .381 .383 .333 .333 .000 .000 .380 .496 .463 .434 1.000 1.000 8 7 6 0 2 1 0 3 9 0 8 1 0 0 SO 12 15 12 11 15 82 111 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 15 HBP 5 4 7 1 0 1 0 7 8 8 0 5 1 0 0 BB 11 11 19 16 97 104 .356 .276 .365 .309 .333 .000 .000 .425 .530 .571 .415 .600 .400 .417 .292 .000 .000 .000 .433 SLG% 1.000 1.000 1 2 0 0 1 7 0 0 0 TB 26 21 19 29 53 56 49 57 38 35 394 429 5 8 1 4 0 0 1 7 0 0 0 13 15 23 27 14 27 21 18 RBI 184 148 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 9 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 HR 20 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 2 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 3B 2 3 1 5 0 0 0 0 2 1 4 1 0 2 0 0 0 2B 50 13 11 50 H 1 2 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 40 39 46 36 32 26 22 18 12 21 301 309 R 7 7 5 7 9 7 1 2 3 0 1 22 22 20 18 17 12 20 37 217 162 1 6 4 2 1 2 2 0 95 AB 98 95 84 73 76 52 94 24 927 100 118 990 37 37 1-0 7-0 2-0 1-0 10-0 24-1 24-2 16-3 24-0 GP-GS 34-34 35-35 37-37 34-34 36-36 37-37 32-26 37-37 29-14 37-37 .400 .398 .390 .379 .337 .310 .301 .237 .231 .223 .333 .208 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .312 Avg. .325 1.000 1.000 2019 statistics - Batting Name Shaye Witte Kaitlyn Andresen Sara Tallman Daria Parchert Lauren Bagby Sadie Baugher Lauren Birt Kylie Olson Sarah Sponder Amanda Sigulas ------Meredith Mahoney Kylie Olson Paige Roehlk Katie Banowetz Kellie Prince Maddie DeLeon Kendra Sexton Lauren Shirley Mariah Fritz Central Opponents
Softball 77 2 1 7 12 15 HBP 1 4 9 12 WP .324 .306 .350 3 .312 .325 Avg. 3 1 9 16 20 FLD% .907 .750 .667 .952 .931 8 72 82 SO HR 111 E 4 1 1 53 74 5 2 13 79 97 104 22 2 0 339 325 5 28 88 ER BB 121 153 PO A 17 1 2 714 680 R 43 111 162 217 TC 43 4 3 4 2 0 .500 1106 1079 H 77 14 8 309 301 218 IP 9.2 172.0 238.0 227.1 56.1 0 2 0 2 2 SV Name Lauren Birt Maci Fritz Roehlk Kendra Sexton Paige Central Opponents 2/1 3/1 3/0 0/1 0/0 SHO/ CMB.
FLD% 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 .980 .977 .973 .962 .957 .947 .941 .939 .938 .933 0 20 20 CG 1 E 0 0 0 0 1 7 1 5 2 1 6 10 3 9 19 8-0 18-8 32-29 37-37 37-37 0 0 2 0 2 9 33 15 0 15 56 97 1 85 APP-GS PO A 13 4 0 1 48 284 3 111 44 3 40 57 44 40 7-1 0-0 W-L 20-9 27-10 10-27 TC 13 4 2 1 51 300 37 131 46 19 102 164 48 134 ERA 3.48 3.58 3.62 3.56 4.71 2019 statistics - Fielding Name Katie Banowetz Kellie Prince Lauren Shirley Maddie DeLeon Sara Tallman Amanda Sigulas Mariah Fritz Kylie Olson Shaye Witte Danielle Riley Kaitlyn Andresen Daria Parchert Sadie Baugher Lauren Bagby 2019 statistics - Pitching Name Danielle Riley Mariah Fritz Shirley ------Lauren Central Opponents
78 Softball Career statistics
Kaitlyn Andresen, sr., 2B/DP, Davenport, Iowa/Assumption HS Two varsity letters; All-Iowa Conference second team (2018, 2019); NFCA Division III All-Midwest Region Second Team (2019) Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2018 .320 41-41 100 8 32 3 2 0 24 2-2 7 18 2 .926 2019 .398 35-35 98 7 39 7 2 2 27 2-2 40 56 6 .941 Total .359 76-76 198 15 71 10 4 2 51 4-4 47 74 8 .938
Katie Banowetz, jr., 1B/DP, Grand Mound, Iowa/Calamus-Wheatland HS Two varsity letters Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2018 .286 12-0 14 2 4 2 0 1 8 0-0 19 0 1 .950 2019 .208 24-2 24 2 5 2 0 0 7 0-1 13 0 0 1.000 Total .237 36-2 38 4 9 4 0 1 15 0-1 32 0 1 .970
Lauren Birt, so., 2B/SS, Ankeny, Iowa/Centennial HS One varsity Letter Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2019 .301 32-26 73 18 22 2 1 0 5 4-8 17 22 4 .907 Total .301 32-26 73 18 22 2 1 0 5 4-8 17 22 4 .907
Maddie DeLeon, sr., 1B, Fargo, N.D./North HS One varsity letter Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2017 .750 7-0 4 1 3 2 0 0 4 0-0 0 0 0 .000 2018 .400 7-0 5 2 2 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 2019 .000 7-0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000 Total .455 21-0 11 6 5 2 0 0 4 0-0 1 0 0 1.000
Daria Parchert, jr., SS, Illinois City, Ill./Rockridge HS Two varsity letters; NFCA Division III All-Midwest Region Second Team (2019) All-Conference, first team (2019); second team (2018); Conference position player of the week (April 19, 2019); team newcomer of the Year award (2018); team defensive player of the year award (2019) Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2018 .319 33-33 91 15 29 6 1 1 17 5-7 62 75 15 .901 2019 .379 34-34 95 22 36 11 2 2 27 7-8 57 97 10 .939 Total .349 67-67 186 37 65 17 3 3 44 12-15 119 172 25 .921
Paige Roehlk, jr., 2B/3B, Davenport, Iowa/West HS Two varsity letters Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2018 .200 25-2 10 9 2 1 0 0 0 6-9 1 3 2 .667 2019 .333 24-1 6 12 2 0 0 0 4 4-5 2 0 2 .500 Total .250 49-3 16 21 4 1 0 0 4 10-14 3 3 4 .600
Softball 79 Lauren Shirley, sr., P, Queen Creek, Ariz./Seton Catholic HS One varsity letter Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2019 .000 2-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 2 0 1.000 Total .000 2-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 2 0 1.000 Pitching Yr. Era W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP S0-BB HBP H R ER BAVG. 2019 3.62 0-0 8 0 0 0/0 0 9.2 2-5 1 14 8 5 .350 Total 3.62 0-0 8 0 0 0/0 0 9.2 2-5 1 14 8 5 .350
Amanda Sigulas, sr.,1B, Morton, Ill./Morton HS Three varsity letters; Easton/NFCA All-America Scholar Athlete (2018, 2019); Academic All-Iowa Conference (2018, 2019) Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2017 .294 42-36 102 22 30 7 1 2 26 3-5 16 26 5 .894 2018 .190 41-41 105 13 20 0 3 0 15 5-6 301 9 6 .981 2019 .223 37-37 94 17 21 5 0 1 15 8-9 284 9 7 .977 Total .236 120-114 201 52 71 12 4 3 56 16-20 601 44 18 .973
Sarah Sponder, sr., 1B/C, Sioux City, Iowa/East HS Two varsity letter; team Most Improved Player Award (2018); Easton/NFCA All-America Scholar Athlete (2017, 2018); Academic All- Iowa Conference (2018, 2019) Hitting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2017 .500 8-0 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 0-0 4 0 1 .800 2018 .188 14-2 16 2 3 0 0 0 6 0-0 2 0 0 1.000 2019 .231 29-14 52 5 12 1 0 2 8 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Total .236 51-16 72 9 17 2 0 2 14 0-0 6 0 1 .857
Sara Tallman, jr., CF, Pella, Iowa/Pella HS Three varsity letters; NFCA Division III All-Midwest Region, first team (2018), second team (2017), third team (2019); All-Conference, first team (2017, 2018, 2019); Academic All-Conference (2017, 2018, 2019); team Newcomer of the Year Award (2017); team Defensive Player of the Year Award (2018); Easton/NFCA All-America Scholar Athlete (2017, 2018, 2019); CoSIDA Academic All- District (2019) Batting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2017 .408 42-42 142 33 58 7 0 0 15 24-34 58 2 2 .968 2018 .387 41-41 137 50 53 2 2 0 13 47-53 69 3 1 .986 2019 .390 37-37 118 37 53 1 1 0 14 24-29 48 2 1 .980 Total .395 120-120 397 83 157 10 3 0 42 95-116 175 7 4 .978
Shaye Witte, sr., OF, West Des Moines, Iowa/Waukee HS Two varsity letters; NFCA Division III All-Midwest Region First Team (2018), Third Team (2019); All-Conference, first team (2019) Batting/fielding Yr. Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT PO A E Pct. 2018 .404 40-40 114 35 46 8 4 0 14 13-14 23 4 3 .900 2019 .400 34-34 100 20 40 13 0 0 23 3-4 44 0 2 .957 Total .402 74-74 214 55 86 21 4 0 37 16-18 67 4 5 .934
80 Softball All-time records Individual, offensive (minimum, 50 at-bats, season; 250 at-bats, career) Most hits Most RBIs Game (5 AB min.) - 5, tie, Julie Nelson vs. Grand View, Game - 6, tie, Katie Tenboer at Buena Vista, April 5, 2010; April 16, 1991; Molly Parrott vs. Pacific Lutheran Katie Tenboer vs. Wis.-La Crosse, March 14, 2011 (Wash.), May 14, 2001; Katie Tenboer vs. Coe, May Doubleheader - 9, Katie Tenboer at Buena Vista, April 5, 5, 2011 2010 Season - 76, Abbey Strajack, 2015 Season - 59, Karlee Rock, 2015 Freshman season - 58, Sara Tallman, 2017 Career - 172, Annie Sarcone, 2011-14 Career - 221, Abbey Strajack, 2012-15 Hitting streak - 18 games, Molly Parrott, March 15-April Most total bases 20, 2002; Caitlin Meyer, March 14-April 17, 2011 Season - 108, Karlee Rock, 2015 Consecutive hits - 10, Molly Parrott, May 11-14, 2001 Career - 308, Annie Sarcone, 2011-14
Highest batting average Most walks Season - .531, Jenny Semler (34-64), 1993 Game - 4, Katie Tenboer vs. Buena Vista, April 5, 2011 Career - .410, Abbey Strajack ,(221-539), 2012-15 Season - 39, Whitney Sowers, 2015 Career - 93, Whitney Sowers, 2012-15 Highest slugging percentage Season - .857, Karlee Rock, 2015 Most times hit by pitch Career - .603, Karlee Rock, 2012-15 Game - 2, tie, most recently, Kaitlyn Matzen, vs. La Verne (Calif.), March 20, 2014 Highest on-base percentage Season - 11, Caitlyn Meyer, 2010 Season - .635, Jenny Semler, 1993 Career - 27, Caitlyn Meyer, 2010-13 Career - .501, Lynette Mullen, 1993-96 Most times on base Most at bats Game - 8, Katie Tenboer vs. Coe, May 5, 2011 Season - 177, Molly Parrott, 2001 Season - 83, Donell Hotze, 1998; Annie Sarcone, 2014 Career - 583, Lea Ann Morgan, 1986-89 Career - 284, Annie Sarcone, 2011-14
Most runs scored Lowest strikeout/at bat ratio Game - 4, tie, Brenda Vigness vs. Upper Iowa, April 9, Season - 1/110 (1 SO in 110 AB), Kelly MacDonald, 1993 1988; Jenny Semler vs. Dubuque, April 11, 1992; Kelly Harris, vs. Bethel (Minn.), April 25, 2015; Most sacrifice flies Laura Braun, at Buena Vista, May 1, 2010; Angela Season - 7, Stacey Sonnek, 1994 Davis vs. Denison (Ohio), March 17, 2011; Emily Te Career - 10, Kris Hughes, 2000-03 Brink vs. Denison (Ohio), March 17, 2011 Season - 52, Abbey Strajack, 2015 Most sacrifice hits Career - 151, Abbey Strajack, 2012-15 Season - 23, Heather Reedy, 1992 Career - 84, Heather Reedy, 1990-93 Most doubles Season - 17, Tina Shimak, 2004 Most stolen bases Career - 48, Anne Legg, 2002-05 Game - 5, tie, Mindi Remsburg vs. Wis.-Oshkosh, April 30, 1993; Angela Davis at Cornell, March 30, 2009 Most triples Season - 37, Daniel Grob, 2000 Season - 9, Angela Davis, 2010 Career - 114, Daniela Grob, 1997-2000 Career - 16, tie, Shannon Merkle, 1992-95; Angela Davis, Consecutive - 19, Kelsey Wright, March 18-May 1, 2009 2009-12 Highest season pct. (20 att. min.) - .960, Kelsey Wright (24-25), 2009 Most home runs Highest career pct. (30 att. min.) - .868, Whitney Sowers Game - 2, tie, most recently, Karlee Rock at Simpson, (33-38), 2012-15 March 31, 2015 Doubleheader - 3, Missy Voigt vs. Wartburg, April 14, 2001 Most games Season - 15, Karlee Rock, 2015 Played, season - 56, tie, Lea Ann Morgan, Kris Thompson, Career - 25, Annie Sarcone, 2011-14 Michele Magill, Jo Schmidt, 1986 Consecutive walk-offs - 2, Tabitha Taylor vs. College of Played, career - 191, tie, Lea Ann Morgan, 1986-89; Kelly Staten Island (N.Y.), vs. Rochester Institute of Oliver, 1998-2001 Technology (N.Y.), March 10, 2018 Started, career - 191, Lea Ann Morgan, 1986-89
Softball 81 Highest fielding percentage Season - 17, Christi Van Werden, 1989 Season - 1.000, tie, Sherry Schneider, first base (58-4-0), 1982; Career - 45, Katie Tenboer, 2008-11 Brenda Vigness, pitcher-right field (22-73-0), 1989; Lynette Mullen, first base (62-2-0), 1994; Kristin Wares, Most assists by an outfielder second base (74-73-0), 2006; Bethany Koskamp, second Season - 10, Laura Braun, 2008 base (57-3-0), 2009; Kiley Lythberg, pitcher (15-53-0), Career - 21, Kristie Pennington, 1990-93 2011; Paige Dickel, second base (63-54-0), 2018 Career - .991, Stef Miller, catcher (773-99-8), 2001-04 Most assists by a catcher Season - 55, Laura Bach, 1990 Most putouts Career - 167, Laura Bach, 1990-93 Game - 20, Amy Hakeman, first base vs. Wartburg, April 19, 1997 Most assists by a pitcher Season - 511, Kris Thompson, first base, 1986 Season - 118, Laurie Sutten, 1988 Career - 1,492, Kelly McDonald, first base, 1990-93 Career - 410, Laurie Sutten, 1985-88
Most assists Most runners picked off Season - 135, Kelly Oliver, shortstop 1998 Game - 2, Kelly Harris vs. Wartburg, April 17, 2005; Kyrie Career - 410, Laurie Sutten, pitcher-third base, 1985-88 Hale vs. Dana (Neb.), April 24, 2009 Season - 16, Kelly Harris, 2006 Most double plays Career - 48, Kelly Harris, 2005-08 Game - 3, Lynette Mullen vs. Wis.-Oshkosh, April 14, 1995 Individual, pitching (minimum, 40 innings, season; 100 innings, career) Most victories Most complete games Season - 26, Jamie Mahnke, 1991 Season - 33, Jamie Mahnke, 1990 Freshman season - 18, tie, April Miller, 2000; Kelsey Career - 99, Jamie Mahnke, 1989-92 Rethmeier, 2006 Career - 76, Jamie Mahnke, 1989-92 Most shutouts Highest season winning percentage (15 decisions, min.) - Season - 11, tie, Brenda Vigness, 1989; Libby Hysell, 2001 1.000 (tie), Libby Hysell (17-0), 2003; Missey Allen Career - 33, Libby Hysell, 2000-03 (16-0), 1993 Highest career winning percentage - .873, April Miller Most innings pitched (55-8), 2000-03 Season - 235.0, Jamie Mahnke, 1990 Lowest ERA Career - 723.0, Jamie Mahnke, 1989-92 Season - 0.25 (114.0 IP), Missey Allen, 1993 Career - 0.69 (605.1 IP), Libby Hysell, 2000-03 Most strikeouts Game - 16, tie, Missey Allen vs. Northeastern (Okla.), Lowest opponent batting average March 17, 1995; vs. Alma, May 19, 1994; Libby Season - .142, (152.2 IP), Libby Hysell, 2003 Hysell vs. Coe, April 10, 2003 Career - .161, tie, (403.0 IP), April Miller, 2000-03; Game, in relief - 16, Missey Allen, vs. Alma (9.1 innings), (605.1 IP), Libby Hysell, 2000-03 May 19, 1994 Consecutive - 8, Missey Allen vs. Hope, May 18, 1995 Fewest walks allowed per seven inning game Season - 254, Missey Allen, 1995 Season - 0.12 (114.0 IP), Missey Allen, 1993 Career - 725, Missey Allen, 1993-96 Career - 1.41 (450.2 IP), Kara Stanley, 1995-98 Most no-hitters Most strikeouts per seven inning game Season - 8.76 (203.0 IP), Missey Allen, 1995 Career - 4, tie, Missey Allen, 1993-96; Libby Hysell, 2000-03 Career - 7.98, (636.0 IP), Missey Allen, 1993-96 Streaks Most saves Most consecutive scoreless innings - 62, April Miller, 2000 Season - 5, Corrie Schmidt, 2003 Most consecutive victories - 19, Emily Grimes (April 29, Career - 11, tie, Corrie Schmidt, 2002-05; Brie Haycraft, 2011-14 1992-May 15, 1993)
Most appearances Most hit batters Season - 38, Jamie Mahnke, 1990 Game - 3, tie, Corrie Schmidt, vs. Plattsburgh State (N.Y.), Career - 118, Libby Hysell, 2000-2003 March 17, 2002; Karly Olson, vs. Thomas More (Ky.), March 7, 2016) Most games started Season - 14, Karly Olson, 2016 Season - 35, Jamie Mahnke, 1990 Career - 35, Megan Swingen, 2006-09 Career - 106, Jamie Mahnke, 1989-92 82 Softball Team, offense Team, pitching Highest batting average - .353, 1993 Most victories - 42, 1991 Most runs - 321, 2015 Longest winning streak - 32, 1993 Most runs per game - 6.9, 2015 Longest losing streak - 26, May, 1980-May, 1981 Most hits - 436, 2011 Lowest ERA - 0.53, 1989 Most hits per game - 9.08, 2011 Most shutouts - 23, 2003 Most doubles - 73, 2015 Most strikeouts - 317, 1994 Most triples - 22, 2009 Most strikeouts per game - 6.5, 2003 Most home runs - 35, 2015 Most RBIs - 287, 2011 Team, single-game records Most walks - 172, 2015 Most runs, inning - 12, vs. Bethany (Calif.), March 12, 2002 Most stolen bases - 182 (241 att.), 2000 Most runs - 26, vs. Trinity (Texas) (W, 26-4), 1983 Most stolen bases per game - 3.6, 2000 Most runs allowed - 29, vs. Mount Mercy (L, 29-0), 1976 Highest stolen base advantage over opponents - 164 Most runs, two teams - 30, Central vs. Trinity (Texas) (W, (182-18), 2000 26-4), 1983 Lowest strikeout/at bat ratio - 1/20.3, 1993 Most innings - 16, vs. Alma (Mich.), May, 19, 1995 Most errors - 7, tie, vs. Neb.-Omaha, March 6, 1998; vs. Team, defense William Penn, April 19, 2001; vs. Dubuque, April 1, 2011 Most double plays - 25, 2012 Most at-bats - 56, vs. Alma (Mich.), (16 inn.), May 19, Most putouts - 1,007, 1994 1994 Most assists - 601, 1986 Most hits - 20, vs. Mitchell (Conn.), March 5, 2016 Most errors - 107, 1990 Most RBI - 17, vs. Mitchell (Conn.), March 5, 2016 Highest fielding percentage - .975 (995-402-36), 2003 Most doubles - 6, tie, vs. Cameron (Okla.), May 3, 1990; vs. Fewest stolen bases allowed - 4, 1987 (0.1 per game) Concordia (Ill.), March 24, 2012; vs. Crown (Minn.), March 14, 2015 Most home runs - 5, vs. Coe, April 21, 2013 Most stolen bases - 11, at Cornell, March 30, 2009 Most batters struck out - 24, vs. Alma (Mich.), May 19, 1994 Largest victory margins Margin Opponent Site Date Score 22 Trinity (Texas) San Antonio, Texas March 2, 1983 26-4 21 Mitchell (Conn.) Kissimmee, Fla. March 5, 2016 22-1 20 Cornell Pella April 24, 1998 21-1 16 Wis. Lutheran St. Louis, Mo. March 27, 1999 16-0 16 Knox (Ill.) Orange, Calif. March 15, 2006 16-0 15 Upper Iowa Fayette April 20, 1985 15-0 15 Trinity (Texas) Huntsville, Texas March 4, 1986 15-0 14 Central Methodist (Mo.) Fulton, Mo. March 21, 1986 14-0 14 Franciscan (Ohio) Clermont, Fla. March 16, 2010 16-2 14 Upper Iowa Fayette April 5, 2000 15-1 14 Wartburg Waverly April 14, 2012 14-0 14 Dickinson (Pa.) Tucson, Ariz. March 14, 2014 14-0 14 Marian (Wis.) Tucson, Ariz. March 15, 2014 14-0
Largest defeat margins Margin Opponent Site Date Score 29 Mount Mercy May 5, 1976 29-0 20 Iowa Pella April 10, 1976 21-1 20 Wartburg Pella April 16, 1976 24-4 17 Drake Pella April 19, 1976 17-0 16 Drake Pella April 25, 1975 20-4 16 Grand View Des Moines April 2, 1981 16-0 15 Grand View Pella April 12, 1974 20-5 14 Wartburg Pella May 7, 1983 17-3 13 William Penn Des Moines April 19, 1980 14-1 12 Graceland Pella May 9, 1975 13-1 12 Linfield (Ore.) Pella May 16, 2011 12-0
Softball 83 Individual season record leaderboards OFFENSIVE Most hits Most at bats No. Name Hits Year No. Name At bats Year 1. Abbey Strajack 76 2015 1. Molly Parrott 177 2011 2. Molly Parrot 70 2001 2. Lea Ann Morgan 176 1986 3. Sara Tallman 58 2017 3. Bethany Koskamp 166 2011 4. Annie Van Wetzinga 56 2001 4. Kris Thompson 165 1986 Dawn Nissen 56 2006 5. Abbey Strajack 160 2015 6. Kelly Harris 55 2008 6. Michele Magil 156 1986 Abbey Strajack 55 2012 7. Dawn Nissen 154 2006 8. Mandy Jens 54 2000 8. Jo Schmidt 150 1986 Angela Davis 54 2011 9. Deana Beqquist 147 1989 Whitney Sowers 54 2014 Donell Hotze 147 1997 Annie Van Wetzinga 147 2001 Highest batting average (min. 50 AB) Tina Shimak 147 2006 No. Name Avg. Year 1. Jenny Semler .531 (34-64) 1993 Most runs scored 2. Whitney Sowers .491 (54-110) 2014 No. Name Runs Year 3. Abbey Strajack .475 (76-160) 2015 1. Abbey Strajack 52 2015 4. Kelly Harris .462 (55-119) 2008 2. Sara Tallman 50 2018 5. Kelly MacDonald .445 (49-110) 1993 3. Kelly Harris 49 2008 6. Annie Sarcone .433 (52-120) 2014 4. Molly Parrot 44 2001 7. Abbey Strajack .429 (39-91) 2013 5. Mindi Remsburg 41 1993 8. Dawn Nissen .427 (50-117) 2005 6. Kelly Harris 40 2006 9. Katie Tenboer .414 (53-128) 2011 Angela Davis 40 2011 10. Karlee Rock .413 (52-126) 2015 8. Mandy Jens 39 2000 Abbey Strajack 39 2012 Highest slugging percentage (min. 50 AB) Whitney Sowers 39 2014 No. Name Pct. Year 1. Karlee Rock .857 (126 AB) 2015 Most doubles 2. Kelly Harris .798 (119 AB) 2008 No. Name 2B Year 3. Whitney Sowers .727 (110 AB) 2014 1. Tina Shimak 17 2004 4. Annie Sarcone .725 (120 AB) 2014 2. Angela Davis 16 2011 5. Jenny Semler .719 (64 AB) 1993 Kyrie Hale 16 2012 6. Ryann Engholm .686 (70 AB) 2009 4. Donell Hotze 15 1998 7. Tina Shimak .685 (124 AB) 2004 5. Donell Hotze 14 1999 8. Annie Sarcone .676 (139 AB) 2012 Annie Van Wetzinga 14 2001 9. Katie Tenboer .664 (128 AB) 2011 Anne Legg 14 2004 10. Katie Tenboer .659 (126 AB) 2010 Annie Sarcone 14 2014 9. Anne Legg 13 2003 Highest on base percentage (min. 50 AB) Annie Sarcone 13 2012 No. Name Pct. Year Whitney Sowers 13 2013 1. Jenny Semler .635 (64 AB) 1993 Whitney Sowers 13 2015 2. Whitney Sowers .568 (110 AB) 2014 Shaye Witte 13 2019 3. Whitney Sowers .560 (119 AB) 2015 4. Kelly Harris .549 (119 AB) 2008 Most triples 5. Katie Tenboer .525 (128 AB) 2011 No. Name 3B Year 6. Karlee Rock .516 (126 AB) 2015 1. Angela Davis 9 2010 7. Abbey Strajack .514 (160 AB) 2015 2. Shannon Merkle 8 1995 8. Annie Sarcone .511 (120 AB) 2014 3. Shannon Merkle 7 1994 9. Kaitlyn Andresen .496 (98 AB) 2019 4. Cindy Messer 6 1986 10. Afton Nelson .493 (120 AB) 2009 Donell Hotze 6 1997 6. Heather Nevitt 5 1996 Wendy Walton 5 1999 Kelly Oliver 5 2001 Missy Voigt 5 2001 Ryann Engholm 5 2009
84 Softball Individual season record leaderboards HITTING Most home runs Most times hit by pitch No. Name HR Year No. Name HBP Year 1. Karlee Rock 15 2015 1. Caitlyn Meyer 11 2010 2. Kelly Harris 9 2008 2. Stef Miller 10 2004 Annie Sarcone 9 2012 Kaitlyn Matzen 10 2014 4. Tina Shimak 8 2004 4. Kailtyn Matzen 9 2015 Katie Tenboer 8 2010 5. Whitney Sowers 8 2015 Caitlyn Meyer 8 2013 6. Stef Miller 7 2003 7. Katie Tenboer 7 2011 Laura Braun 7 2010 Annie Sarcone 7 2014 8. Annie Sarcone 6 2011 9. Christi Van Werden 6 1991 Emily Te Brink 6 2011 Ryann Engholm 6 2008 Caitlyn Meyer 6 2012 Kiley Lythberg 6 2010 Annie Sarcone 6 2014 Annie Sarcone 6 2011 Kaitlyn Matzen 6 2014 Most sacrifice flies Whitney Sowers 6 2015 No. Name SF Year 1. Stacey Sonnek 7 1994 Most RBIs 2. Kyrie Hale 6 2012 No. Name RBI Year 3. Katie Tenboer 5 2008 1. Karlee Rock 59 2015 4. Kris Hughes 4 2001 2. Annie Sarcone 51 2014 Alysha Overturf 4 2006 3. Katie Tenboer 48 2011 Paige Schriener 4 2016 4. Annie Sarcone 46 2011 7. Diane Pitz 3 1989 Christi Van Werden 3 1990 Annie Sarcone 46 2012 Julie Nelson 3 1991 6. Katie Tenboer 40 2010 Kirstie Pennington 3 1991 7. Tina Shimak 39 2004 Kris Hughes 3 2003 Whitney Sowers 39 2015 Laura Anderson 3 2007 9. Emily Walton 38 2018 Alysha Overturf 3 2007 10. Shannon Merkle 36 1994 Katie Tenboer 3 2009 Tina Shimak 36 2006 Annie Sarcone 3 2011 Angela Davis 3 2012 Most total bases Abbie Voas 3 2016 No. Name Total Bases Year 1. Karlee Rock 108 2015 Most sacrifice hits 2. Kelly Harris 95 2008 No. Name SH Year 3. Annie Sarcone 94 2012 1. Heather Reedy 23 1992 4. Molly Parrott 87 2001 2. Heather Reedy 22 1991 Annie Sarcone 87 2014 3. Heather Reedy 21 1990 Abbey Strajack 87 2015 Janette Moews 21 1995 7. Tina Shimak 85 2004 Denise Barnard 21 2001 Katie Tenboer 85 2011 6. Heather Reedy 18 1993 9. Katie Tenboer 83 2010 Bri Kuyper 18 2002 10. Annie Van Wetzingea 81 2001 8. Beth Peterson 17 2004 9. Stef Miller 15 2003 Most walks Kristin Wares 15 2004 No. Name BB Year 1. Whitney Sowers 39 2015 2. Anne Legg 31 2003 3. Katie Tenboer 30 2011 4. Barb Anderson 29 1989 5. Kristin Wares 27 2004 Afton Nelson 27 2004 7. Stacey Sonnek 26 1994 Bri Kuyper 26 2004 Karlee Rock 26 2015 10. Brenda Glasnapp 25 1986 Bri Kuyper 25 2003
Softball 85 Individual season record leaderboards
Most stolen bases No. Name SB Year Fewest walks allowed per seven inning game (min. 40 IP) 1. Sara Tallman 47 2018 No. Name Walks Year 2. Daniela Grob 37 2000 1. Missey Allen 0.12 (114.0 IP) 1993 3. Mindi Remsburg 34 1993 2. Kara Stanley 0.19 (111.1 IP) 1995 4. Daniela Grob 33 1997 3. Stephanie Allison 0.41 (51.0 IP) 1999 5. Molly Parrott 32 2001 4. Emily Grimes 0.83 (134.1 IP) 1993 6. Bri Kuyper 30 2003 5. Emily Vaughan 0.97 (87.0 IP) 2005 7. Janette Moews 29 1995 6. Shelley Weis 1.08 (123.2 IP) 1985 Kim Pickett 29 1995 7. Kiley Lythberg 1.13 (143.0 IP) 2009 9. Daniela Grob 28 1999 8. Jamie Mahnke 1.21 (145.0 IP) 1989 10. Mandy Jens 25 2000 9. Katie Shelley 1.33 (189.0 IP) 1999 Bri Kuyper 25 2004 10. Megan Swingen 1.36 (98.0 IP) 2009 Kelly Harris 25 2006 Most strikeouts per seven inning game (min. 40 IP) PITCHING No. Name Strikeouts Year Most wins 1. Missey Allen 8.76 (203.0 IP) 1995 No. Name Wins Year 2. Missey Allen 8.55 (163.0 IP) 1996 1. Jamie Mahnke 26 (26-3) 1991 3. Missey Allen 8.44 (156.0 IP) 1994 2. Corrie Schmidt 25 (25-7) 2004 4. Kelsey Rethmeier 7.16 (170.0 IP) 2006 3. Libby Hysell 24 (24-7) 2001 April Miller 7.16 (99.2 IP) 2003 4. Jamie Mahnke 22 (22-13) 1990 6. Libby Hysell 7.04 (126.1 IP) 2002 5. Laurie Sutton 21 (21-7) 1987 7. Libby Hysell 6.79 (152.2 IP) 2003 Laurie Sutton 21 (21-5) 1988 8. April Miller 6.72 (59.1 IP) 2002 7. Missy Allen 20 (20-9) 1995 9. Libby Hysell 6.71 (185.2 IP) 2001 Katie Shelley 20 (20-9) 1999 10. Libby Hysell 6.42 (140.2 IP) 2000 Kiley Lythberg 20 (20-7) 2011 10. Emily Grimes 19 (19-1) 1993 Most saves Katie Shelley 19 (19-6) 1997 No. Name Saves Year Kiley Lythberg 19 (19-9) 2010 1. Corrie Schmidt 5 2003 2. Laurie Sutten 4 1986 Lowest earned run average (min. 40 IP) Emily Grimes 4 1994 No. Name ERA Year Corrie Schmidt 4 2002 1. Missey Allen 0.25 (114.0 IP) 1993 Megan Swingen 4 2007 2. April Miller 0.41 (120.2 IP) 2001 Kiley Lythberg 4 2009 3. Libby Hysell 0.41 (152.2 IP) 2003 Brie Haycraft 4 2011 4. Jamie Mahnke 0.48 (145.0 IP) 1989 Brie Haycraft 4 2012 5. Laurie Sutten 0.52 (163.0 IP) 1988 9. Brenda Vigness 3 1986 6. Corrie Schmidt 0.53 (79.2 IP) 2002 Missey Allen 3 1995 7. Libby Hysell 0.57 (185.2 IP) 2001 Kara Stanley 3 1996 8. Brenda Vigness 0.60 (152.0 IP) 1989 Stephanie Allison 3 1999 9. Kara Stanley 0.66 (128.0 IP) 1996 Libby Hysell 3 2001 Libby Hysell 0.66 (126.1 IP) 2002 Libby Hysell 3 2003 Kelsey Rethmeier 3 2006 Lowest opponent batting average (min. 40 IP) Amy Zellmer 3 2007 No. Name Avg. Year Mariah Fritz 3 2018 1. Libby Hysell .142 (152.2 IP) 2003 2. Jamie Mahnke .143 (145.0 IP) 1989 3. April Miller .147 (120.2 IP) 2001 4. Libby Hysell .148 (185.2 IP) 2001 5. Missey Allen .149 (156.0 IP) 1994 6. Missey Allen .151 (203.0 IP) 1995 7. Brenda Vigness .152 (152.0 IP) 1989 8. Libby Hysell .155 (126.1 IP) 2002 9. Laurie Sutten .163 (163.0 IP) 1988 10. Kara Stanley .163 (128.0 IP) 1996
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Most appearances Most shutouts No. Name App. Year No. Name Shutouts Year 1. Jamie Mahnke 38 1990 1. Brenda Vigness 11 1989 2. Missey Allen 37 1995 Libby Hysell 11 2001 Libby Hysell 37 2001 3. Shelley Weis 10 1986 4. Corrie Schmidt 36 2004 Brenda Vigness 10 1988 5. Kelsey Rethmeier 35 2006 Jamie Mahnke 10 1991 Kiley Lythberg 35 2010 Emily Grimes 10 1992 7. April Miller 34 2000 Libby Hysell 10 2003 8. Laurie Sutten 33 1986 8. Laurie Sutten 9 1987 Karly Olson 33 2016 Missey Allen 9 1993 9. Megan Swingen 32 2006 Missey Allen 9 1995 Mariah Fritz 32 2019 Most innings pitched Most games started No. Name Innings Year No. Name No. Year 1. Jamie Mahnke 235.0 1990 1. Jamie Mahnke 35 1990 2. Missey Allen 203.0 1995 2. Missey Allen 31 1995 3. Jamie Mahnke 200.1 1991 Corrie Schmidt 31 2004 4. Laurie Sutten 189.0 1986 Kiley Lythberg 31 2010 Katie Shelley 189.0 1999 5. Karly Olson 30 2016 6. Laurie Sutten 188.2 1987 6. Jamie Mahnke 29 1991 7. Libby Hysell 185.2 2001 Mariah Fritz 29 2019 8. Corrie Schmidt 175.1 2004 8. Katie Shelley 28 1999 9. Kelsey Rethmeier 170.0 2006 Kelsey Rethmeier 28 2006 10. Mariah Fritz 172.0 2019 Kiley Lythberg 28 2011 Most strikeouts Most complete games No. Name Strikeouts Year No. Name CG Year 1. Missey Allen 254 1995 1. Jamie Mahnke 33 1990 2. Missey Allen 199 1996 2. Jamie Mahnke 27 1991 3. Missey Allen 188 1994 3. Laurie Sutten 25 1987 4. Libby Hysell 178 2001 Missey Allen 25 1995 5. Kelsey Rethmeier 174 2006 5. Laurie Sutten 24 1986 6. Libby Hysell 148 2003 6. Laurie Sutten 23 1988 7. Karly Olson 138 2016 7. April Miller 22 2000 8. Libby Hysell 129 2000 8. Brenda Vigness 20 1989 9. Emily Grimes 127 1994 Jamie Mahnke 20 1992 Libby Hysell 127 2002 10. Brenda Vigness 19 1988 Jamie Mahnke 19 1989 Emily Grimes 19 1993 Emily Grimes 19 1994 Mariah Fritz 19 2019
Softball 87 Individual career record leaderboards OFFENSIVE Most hits - 100 Hits Club Highest batting average (min. 250 AB) No. Name Hits G Years No. Name Avg. Years 1. Abbey Strajack 221 162 2011-15 1. Abbey Strajack .410 (221-539) 2012-15 2. Molly Parrott 201 187 1999-2002 2. Whitney Sowers .390 (190-487) 2012-15 3. Donell Hotze 198 189 1997-2000 3. Anne Legg .379 (188-496) 2002-05 4. Angela Davis 192 182 2009-12 Kelly Harris .379 (184-485) 2005-08 5. Whitney Sowers 190 174 2012-15 5. Christi Van Werden .371 (141-380) 1988-91 6. Anne Legg 188 172 2002-05 6. Lynette Mullen .368 (98-266) 1993-96 7. Annie Sarcone 186 176 2011-14 7. Donell Hotze .367 (198-539) 1997-2000 8. Annie Van Wetzinga 184 190 1998-2001 8. Annie Sarcone .363 (186-512) 2011-14 Kelly Harris 184 164 2005-08 9. Dawn Nissen .362 (166-548) 2004-07 10. Tina Shimak 169 170 2004-07 10. Caitlyn Meyer .360 (139-386) 2010-13 11. Dawn Nissen 166 161 2004-07 12. Katie Tenboer 159 176 2008-11 Highest slugging percentage (min. 250 AB) 13. Sara Tallman 157 120 2017- No. Name Pct. Years 14. Kelly MacDonald 156 173 1990-93 1. Karlee Rock .603 (350 AB) 2012-15 Kris Hughes 156 189 2000-03 2. Whitney Sowers .602 (487 AB) 2012-15 Tabitha Taylor 156 161 2015-18 Annie Sowers .602 (512 AB) 2011-14 17. Alysha Overturf 153 170 2006-09 4. Caitlyn Meyer .578 (386 AB) 2010-13 18. Julie Nelson 146 165 1989-92 5. Kelly Harris .577 (485 AB) 2005-08 19. Michele Magill 144 175 1985-88 6. Anne Legg .546 (496 AB) 2002-05 20. Kristie Pennington 143 167 1990-93 7. Katie Tenboer .536 (468 AB) 2008-11 Heather Nevitt 143 173 1995-98 8. Christi Van Werden .518 (380 AB) 1988-91 22. Wendy Walton 142 180 1996-99 9. Donell Hotze .516 (539 AB) 1997-00 23. Lea Ann Morgan 141 191 1986-89 10. Tina Shimak .515 (517 AB) 2004-07 Christi Van Werden 141 147 1988-91 25. Laura Anderson 140 169 2004-07 Highest on base percentage (min. 250 AB) 26. Caitlyn Meyer 139 152 2010-13 No. Name Pct. Years 27. Afton Nelson 136 167 2007-10 1. Lynette Mullen .501 (266 AB) 1993-96 28. Emily Te Brink 135 166 2010-13 2. Whitney Sowers .497 (487 AB) 2012-15 29. Kelly Oliver 134 191 1998-2001 3. Anne Legg .465 (496 AB) 2002-05 30. Jenny Semler 130 153 1990-93 4. Caitlyn Meyer .457 (386 AB) 2010-13 Shannon Merkle 130 150 1992-95 5. Abbey Strajack .454 (539 AB) 2012-15 Stacey Sonnek 130 178 1994-97 6. Kelly Harris .452 (485 AB) 2005-08 Rachael Everingham 130 176 2009-12 7. Karlee Rock .440 (350 AB) 2012-15 34. Deana Bergquist 127 164 1986-89 8. Annie Sarcone .435 (512 AB) 2011-14 Katy Lein 127 132 2001-04 9. Jenny Semler .433 (381 AB) 1990-93 36. Staci Van Arendonk 123 164 1991-94 10. Christi Van Werden .430 (380 AB) 1988-91 37. Kris Thompson 122 143 1984-87 Karlee Rock 122 154 2012-15 Most at bats 39. Laurie Sutten 119 166 1985-88 No. Name At bats Years 40. Sarah Street 118 185 1994-97 1. Lea Ann Morgan 583 1986-89 Bri Kuyper 118 172 2002-05 2. Molly Parrott 567 1999-02 42. Missy Voigt 116 153 1999-2002 3. Donell Hotze 539 1997-00 43. Mandy Jens 114 181 1998-2001 Abbey Strajack 539 2012-15 44. Holly Hartsock 113 154 1996-99 5. Angela Davis 538 2009-12 45. Kristin Wares 112 177 2003-06 6. Kelly Oliver 529 1998-01 46. Ryann Engholm 111 168 2006-09 Kris Hughes 529 2000-03 Katie Canney 111 124 2013-15 8. Annie Van Wetzinga 524 1998-01 48. Brenda Glasnapp 107 165 1985-88 9. Tina Shimak 517 2004-07 49. Laura Braun 105 166 2007-10 10. Annie Sarcone 512 2011-14 50. Bethany Koskamp 104 151 2008-11 51. Abbie Voas 100 153 2014-17
88 Softball Individual career record leaderboards Most runs scored Most RBIs No. Name Runs Years No. Name RBIs Years 1. Abbey Strajack 151 2012-15 1. Annie Sarcone 172 2011-14 2. Kelly Harris 145 2005-08 2. Katie Tenboer 140 2008-11 3. Molly Parrott 137 1999-2002 3. Tina Shimak 125 2004-07 4. Whitney Sowers 128 2012-15 4. Karlee Rock 122 2012-15 5. Bri Kuyper 125 2002-05 5. Kelly Harris 112 2005-08 6 Annie Sarcone 123 2011-14 Whitney Sowers 112 2012-15 7. Angela Davis 121 2009-12 7. Caitlin Meyer 108 2010-13 8. Sara Tallman 120 2017- 8. Annie Van Wetzinga 101 1998-2001 9. Alysha Overturf 118 2006-09 9. Anne Legg 100 2002-05 10. Mandy Jens 106 1998-01 10. Angela Davis 96 2009-12 Kris Hughes 106 2002-03 Most total bases Most doubles No. Name Bases Years No. Name 2B Years 1. Annie Sarcone 308 2011-14 1. Anne Legg 48 2002-05 2. Whitney Sowers 293 2012-15 2. Whitney Sowers 44 2012-15 3. Kelly Harris 280 2005-08 3. Annie Sarcone 43 2011-14 4. Donell Hotze 278 1997-00 4. Tina Shimak 41 2004-07 5. Angela Davis 275 2009-12 5. Donell Hotze 40 1997-00 6. Anne Legg 271 2002-05 Annie Van Wetzinga 40 1998-01 7. Tina Shimack 266 2004-07 7. Angela Davis 36 2009-12 8. Annie Van Wetzinga 261 1998-01 8. Caitlyn Meyer 32 2010-13 9. Katie Tenboer 251 2008-11 9. Tabitha Taylor 30 2015-18 10. Molly Parrott 250 1999-02 10. Molly Parrott 29 1999-02 Kelly Harris 29 2005-08 Most walks Alysha Overturf 29 2006-09 No. Name BB Years 1. Whitney Sowers 93 2012-15 Most triples 2. Bri Kuyper 92 2002-05 No. Name 3B Years 3. Stacey Sonnek 87 1994-97 1. Shannon Merkle 16 1992-95 4. Afton Nelson 83 2007-10 Angela Davis 16 2009-12 5. Anne Legg 79 2002-05 3. Kris Thompson 11 1984-87 6. Kristin Wares 77 2003-06 Laurie Sutten 11 1985-88 7. Brenda Glasnapp 66 1985-88 Kelly Harris 11 2005-08 8. Katie Tenboer 63 2008-11 6. Wendy Walton 9 1996-99 Emily Te Brink 63 2010-13 Kelly Oliver 9 1998-01 10. Kelly Oliver 61 1998-01 Kris Hughes 9 2000-03 Ryann Engholm 9 2006-09 Most times hit by pitch 10. Cindy Messer 8 1984-87 No. Name HBP Years Missy Voigt 8 1999-02 1. Caitlyn Meyer 27 2010-13 Donell Hotze 8 1997-2000 2. Stef Miller 20 2001-04 3. Kaitlyn Matzen 19 2014-15 Most home runs 4. Annie Sarcone 16 2011-14 No. Name HR Years 5. Whitney Sowers 15 2012-15 1. Annie Sarcone 25 2011-14 6. Laura Braun 14 2007-10 2. Karlee Rock 23 2012-15 7. Holly Edwards 11 2002-05 3. Katie Tenboer 21 2008-11 Kylie Olson 11 2016-19 4. Tina Shimak 18 2004-07 9. Heather Reedy 10 1990-93 5. Whitney Sowers 17 2012-15 Holly Hartstock 10 1996-99 6. Caitlyn Meyer 16 2010-13 Dawn Nissen 10 2004-07 7. Kelly Harris 15 2005-08 Afton Nelson 10 2007-10 8. Katie Canney 12 2013-15 Angela Davis 10 2009-12 9. Anne Legg 11 2002-05 Annie Van Wetzinga 11 1998-2001
Softball 89 Individual career record leaderboards Most sacrifice flies Most games started No. Name SF Years No. Name Games Years 1. Kris Hughes 10 2000-03 1. Kelly Oliver 191 1998-2001 2. Katie Tenboer 9 2008-11 2. Kris Hughes 189 2000-03 Kyrie Hale 9 2009-12 3. Molly Parrott 187 1999-02 4. Stacey Sonnek 8 1994-97 4. Annie Van Wetzinga 184 1998-01 Alysha Overturf 8 2006-09 5. Beth Peterson 183 2001-04 6. Angela Davis 6 2009-12 6. Angela Davis 182 2009-12 Annie Sarcone 6 2011-14 7. Sarah Street 179 1994-97 8. Staci Van Arendonk 5 1991-94 Wendy Walton 179 1996-99 Laura Anderson 5 2004-07 9. Kristin Ware 177 2003-06 Karlee Rock 5 2012-15 10. Katie Tenboer 176 2008-11 Paige Schreiner 5 2015-16 Annie Sarcone 176 2011-14
Most sacrifice hits FIELDING No. Name SH Years Highest fielding percentage (min. 300 chances) 1. Heather Reedy 84 1990-93 No. Name Pct. Years 2. Beth Peterson 51 2001-04 1. Stef Miller .991 (773-99-8) 2001-04 3. Denise Barnard 45 1999-02 2. Kris Thomspon .989 (1265-41-14) 1984-87 Stef Miller 45 2001-04 3. Lynette Mullen .988 (719-14-9) 1993-96 5. Bri Kuyper 41 2002-05 Ryann Engholm .988 (312-8-4) 2006-09 6. Sarah Street 35 1994-97 Kaitlyn Matzen .988 (548-7-7) 2014-15 7. Tina Kautzky 31 1995-98 6. Anne Legg .987 (1353-23-18) 2002-05 8. Kristin Wares 30 2003-06 Katie Tenboer .987 (1035-109-15) 2008-11 Holly Von Fumetti 30 2009-12 8. Caitlyn Meyer .984 (672-83-12) 2010-13 10. Laura Braun 28 2007-10 Kyrie Hale .984 (484-55-9) 2009-12 Angela Davis 28 2009-12 10. Emily Walton .983 (300-43-6) 2015-18 10. Amy Wood .980 (364-27-8) 1994-96 Most stolen bases Amy Sue Lester .663 (63-15-150 1994-97 No. Name SB Years Amy Hakeman .980 (937-29-20) 1995-98 1. Daniela Grob 114 (114-147) 1997-2000 2. Molly Parrott 95 (95-125) 1999-2002 Most putouts Sara Tallman 95 (95-116) 2017- No. Name Putouts Years 4. Bri Kuyper 78 (78-109) 2002-05 1. Kelly MacDonald 1492 1990-93 5. Dawn Nissen 76 (76-91) 2004-07 2. Anne Legg 1353 2002-05 6. Kelly Harris 71 (71-82) 2005-08 3. Kelly Oliver 1338 1988-01 7. Kim Pickett 69 (69-97) 1993-96 4. Kris Thompson 1265 1984-87 8. Mandy Jens 65 (65-97) 1998-2001 5. Katie Tenboer 1035 2008-11 9. Mindi Remsburg 63 (63-80) 1990-93 6. Amy Hakeman 937 1995-98 10. Emily Te Brink 62 (62-79) 2010-13 7. Kelly Harris 828 2005-08 8. Annie Van Wetzinga 783 1998-01 Most games played 9. Stef Miller 773 2001-04 No. Name Games Years 10. Lynette Mullen 719 1993-96 1. Lea Ann Morgan 191 1986-89 Kelly Oliver 191 1998-2001 Most assists 3. Annie Van Wetzinga 190 1998-2001 No. Name Assists Years 4. Kris Hughes 189 2000-03 1. Laurie Sutten 410 1985-88 5. Molly Parrott 187 1999-2002 2. Lea Ann Morgan 406 1986-89 6. Deana Bergquist 185 1986-89 3. Whitney Sowers 378 2012-15 Sarah Street 185 1994-97 4. Sarah Street 377 1994-97 8. Beth Peterson 183 2001-04 5. Afton Nelson 364 2007-10 9. Angela Davis 182 2009-12 6. Kristin Wares 346 2003-06 10. Mandy Jens 181 1998-2001 7. Molly Parrott 341 1999-02 8. Annie Sarcone 340 2011-14 9. Diane Pitz 336 1986-89 10. Tina Kautzky 331 1995-98
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PITCHING Fewest walks allowed per seven inning game (min. 100 IP) Highest winning percentage No. Name Walks Years Name W-L Pct. Years 1. Kara Stanley 1.41 (450.2 IP) 1995-98 1. April Miller 55-8 .873 2000-03 2. Katie Shelley 1.44 (504.1 IP) 1997-99 2. Emily Grimes 64-14 .820 1991-94 3. Shelley Weis 1.47 (305.0 IP) 1984-86 3. Libby Hysell 71-16 .816 2000-03 4. Laurie Sutten 1.59 (639.1 IP) 1985-88 4. Corrie Schmidt 58-19 .753 2002-05 5. Missey Allen 1.65 (636.0 IP) 1993-96 5. Missey Allen 68-24 .739 1993-96 6. Corrie Schmidt 1.66 (467.2 IP) 2002-05 6. Mallory Schulenberg 54-20 .730 2012-15 7. Jamie Mahnke 1.69 (723.0 IP) 1989-92 7. Brenda Vigness 50-19 .725 1986-89 8. Emily Grimes 1.78 (547.1 IP) 1991-94 8. Jamie Mahnke 76-29 .723 1989-92 9. Brenda Vigness 1.79 (480.2 IP) 1986-89 9. Kara Stanley 49-19 .721 1995-98 10. Brie Haycraft 1.92 (284.1 IP) 2011-14 10. Brie Haycraft 28-12 .700 2011-14 Most strikeouts per seven inning game (min. 100 IP) Most wins No. Name Strikeouts Years Name W-L Games Years 1. Missy Allen 7.98 (636.0 IP) 1993-96 1. Jamie Mahnke 76-29 111 1989-92 2. Libby Hysell 6.73 (605.1 IP) 2000-03 2. Libby Hysell 71-16 97 2000-03 3. April Miller 6.57 (403.0 IP) 2000-03 3. Missey Allen 68-24 111 1993-96 4. Trisha Smith 5.31 (240.0 IP) 2014-16 4. Kiley Lythberg 65-30 115 2008-11 5. Kiley Lythberg 5.23 (549.0 IP) 2008-11 5. Emily Grimes 64-14 85 1991-94 6. Corrie Schmidt 5.06 (467.2 IP) 2002-05 6. Laurie Sutten 62-33 104 1985-88 7. Mallory Schulenberg 4.72 (445.1 IP) 2012-15 7. Corrie Schmidt 58-19 113 2002-05 8. Megan Swingen 4.65 (415.1 IP) 2006-09 8. April Miller 55-8 85 2000-03 9. Emily Grimes 4.64 (547.1 IP) 1991-94 9. Mallory Schulenberg 54-20 104 2012-15 10. Brie Haycraft 4.41 (284.1 IP) 2011-14 10. Katie Shelley 52-24 84 1997-99 Most saves Lowest earned run average (min. 100 IP) No. Name Saves Years No. Name ERA Years 1. Brie Haycraft 11 2011-14 1. Libby Hysell 0.69 (605.1 IP) 2000-03 2. Corrie Schmidt 10 2002-05 2. Laurie Sutten 0.77 (639.1 IP) 1985-88 3. Libby Hysell 9 2000-03 3. Jamie Mahnke 0.83 (723.0 IP) 1989-92 Megan Swingen 9 2006-09 4. April Miller 0.87 (403.0 IP) 1994-94 5. Annie DeVries 8 2015-18 Emily Grimes 0.87 (557.1 IP) 2000-03 6. Missey Allen 6 1993-96 6. Brenda Vigness 0.93 (480.2 IP) 1986-89 Mariah Fritz 6 2017-19 7. Missey Allen 0.99 (636.0 IP) 1993-96 8. Emily Grimes 5 1991-94 8. Kara Stanley 1.03 (467.2 IP) 1995-98 Laurie Sutten 5 1985-88 9. Corrie Schmidt 1.26 (467.2 IP) 2002-05 10. Jamie Mahnke 4 1989-92 10. Shelley Weis 1.31 (305.0 IP) 1984-86 Kara Stanley 4 1995-98 Katie Shelley 1.31 (503.0 IP) 1997-99 Amy Zellmer 4 2005-08 Kiley Lythberg 4 2008-11 Lowest opponent batting average (min. 100 IP) Mallory Schulenberg 4 2012-15 No. Name Avg. Years 1. April Miller .161 (403.0 IP) 2000-03 Most appearaces Libby Hysell .161 (605.1 IP) 2000-03 No. Name App. Years 3. Missey Allen .162 (636.0 IP) 1993-96 1. Libby Hysell 118 2000-03 4. Emily Grimes .191 (547.1 IP) 1991-94 2. Kiley Lythberg 115 2008-11 5. Kara Stanley .195 (450.2 IP) 1995-98 3 Corrie Schmidt 113 2002-05 6. Corrie Schmidt .215 (467.2 IP) 2002-05 4. Jamie Mahnke 111 1989-92 7. Katie Shelley .223 (504.1 IP) 1997-99 Missey Allen 111 1993-96 8. Kiley Lythberg .242 (549.0 IP) 2008-11 6. Megan Swingen 108 2006-09 9. Trisha Smith .244 (244.0 IP) 2014-15 7. Laurie Sutten 104 1985-88 10. Megan Swingen .247 (415.1 IP) 2006-09 April Miller 104 2000-03 Mallory Schulenberg 104 2012-15 10. Brie Haycraft 95 2011-14
Softball 91 Individual career record leaderboards Most games started Most innings pitched No. Name Starts Years No. Name Innings Years 1. Jamie Mahnke 106 1989-92 1. Jamie Mahnke 723.0 1989-92 2. Kiley Lythberg 98 2008-11 2. Laurie Sutten 639.1 1985-88 3. Missey Allen 96 1993-96 3. Missey Allen 636.0 1993-96 4. Libby Hysell 86 2000-03 4. Libby Hysell 605.1 2000-03 5. Emily Grimes 76 1991-94 5. Kiley Lythberg 549.0 2008-11 6. Katie Shelley 75 1997-99 6. Emily Grimes 547.1 1991-94 April Miller 75 2000-03 7. Katie Shelley 503.0 1997-99 8. Mallory Schulenberg 74 2012-15 8. Brenda Vigness 480.2 1986-89 9. Brenda Vigness 70 1986-89 9. Corrie Schmidt 467.2 2002-05 Megan Swingen 70 2006-09 10. Kara Stanley 449.0 1995-98 Corrie Schmidt 70 2002-05 Most strikeouts Most complete games No. Name Strikeouts Years No. Name Games Years 1. Missey Allen 725 1993-96 1. Jamie Mahnke 99 1989-92 2. Libby Hysell 582 2000-03 2. Laurie Sutten 85 1985-88 3. Kiley Lythberg 410 2008-11 3. Missey Allen 77 1993-96 4. April Miller 378 2000-03 4. Emily Grimes 69 1991-94 5. Jamie Mahnke 375 1989-92 5. Brenda Vigness 62 1986-89 6. Emily Grimes 363 1991-94 6. Katie Shelley 60 1997-99 7. Corrie Schmidt 338 2002-05 Libby Hysell 60 2000-03 8. Mallory Schulenberg 300 2012-15 8. Kara Stanley 47 1995-98 9. Laurie Sutten 284 1985-88 9. Kiley Lythberg 44 2008-11 10. Megan Swingen 276 2006-09 10. Corrie Schmidt 38 2002-05
Most shutouts No. Name Shutouts Years 1. Libby Hysell 33 2000-03 2. Missey Allen 32 1993-96 3. Jamie Mahnke 31 1989-92 Brenda Vigness 31 1986-89 5. Laurie Sutten 27 1985-88 6. Emily Grimes 25 1991-94 7. Corrie Schmidt 17 2002-05 8. Katie Shelley 16 1997-99 Kara Stanley 16 1995-98 10. April Miller 13 2000-03 Kiley Lythberg 13 2008-11
92 Softball Year-by-year season results Conf. NCAA NFCA final Year Record finish finish ranking* Coach 1975 3-11 Gary Boeyink 1976 4-16 Jim Van Hoeven 1977 11-12 Gary Boeyink 1978 7-15 Gary Boeyink 1979 5-6 Gary Boeyink 1980 3-19 Gary Boeyink 1981 3-23 Gary Boeyink 1982 6-14 Gary Boeyink 1983 10-9 4th Gary Boeyink 1984 10-15 7th Gary Boeyink 1985 19-14 4th George Wares 1986 35-20 t-1st 2nd, national George Wares 1987 33-10 2nd 4th, national George Wares 1988 35-10 t-3rd 1st, national George Wares 1989 36-11 2nd 4th, national George Wares 1990 32-15 1st 3rd, national George Wares 1991 42-6 1st 1st, national George Wares 1992 31-11 t-2nd 3rd, regional George Wares 1993 38-2 1st 1st, national George Wares 1994 35-14 t-3rd 3rd, national George Wares 1995 35-13 2nd 3rd, national George Wares 1996 29-15 t-1st 2nd, regional George Wares 1997 35-12 2nd 5th, national George Wares 1998 30-15 2nd 2nd, regional George Wares 1999 34-11-1 2nd 3rd, regional George Wares 2000 40-10 t-1st 3rd, regional George Wares 2001 41-10 2nd 2nd, national George Wares 2002 36-5 1st 3rd, regional t-14th George Wares 2003 41-5-1 1st 1st, national 1st George Wares 2004 35-9 1st 2nd, regional 9th George Wares 2005 28-12 3rd George Wares 2006 33-13 3rd 4th, regional George Wares 2007 27-13 5th George Wares 2008 24-16 5th George Wares 2009 36-8 1st 7th, regional 10th George Wares 2010 30-14 3rd 7th, regional t-20th George Wares 2011 39-9 t-1st 2nd, regional 7th George Wares 2012 36-10 2nd 4th, regional 9th George Wares 2013 32-10 t-1st 7th, national 7th George Wares 2014 30-12 t-2nd 4th, regional 20th George Wares 2015 34-12 2nd 2nd, super reg. 10th George Wares 2016 23-15 4th George Wares 2017 32-10 2nd 4th, regional 22nd George Wares 2018 29-12 2nd 2nd, regional t-21st George Wares 2019 27-10 1st 3rd, regional 21st George Wares Iowa/American Rivers Conference champions in bold (name changed to American Rivers in 2018-19) *NFCA rankings launched in 2002
40-win seasons: 3 30-win seasons: 27 Consecutive winning seasons: 35
Softball 93 Career coaching records Conf. NCAA Coach Yrs. W-L-T Pct. Titles App. George Wares 34 (1985- ) 1,152-394-3 .745 13 30 Gary Boeyink 9 (1975,1977-1984) 58-124 .318 0 0 Jim Van Hoeven 1 (1976) 4-16 .200 0 0
Conference team champions 1983 Buena Vista 1996 Central, Buena Vista 2009 Central 1984 Buena Vista 1997 Simpson 2010 Simpson 1985 Luther 1998 Simpson 2011 Central, Luther 1986 Central, Luther 1999 Simpson 2012 Luther 1987 Luther 2000 Central, Coe, Simpson 2013 Central, Coe 1988 Luther, Simpson 2001 Wartburg 2014 Coe 1989 Simpson 2002 Central 2015 Luther 1990 Central 2003 Central 2016 Luther 1991 Central 2004 Central 2017 Luther 1992 Buena Vista 2005 Coe 2018 Coe 1993 Central 2006 Wartburg 2019 Central 1994 Buena Vista 2007 Luther 1995 Buena Vista 2008 Wartburg
Conference MVPs 1987 - Laurie Sutten-P 2004 - Corrie Schmidt-P 2015 - ++Abbey Strajack-2B 1988 - Brenda Vigness-P 2008 - ++Kelly Harris-C 2017 - +Karly Olson, P 1991 - Christi Van Werden-2B 2009 - +Megan Swingen-P 2019 - +Mariah Fritz, P 1993 - Emily Grimes-P 2010 - ++Katie Tenboer-1B +Pitcher of the Year 1996 - Missey Allen-P 2012 - ++Annie Sarcone-SS ++Position Player of the Year 2003 - Libby Hysell-P 2013 - ++Caitlyn Meyer-C Conference Coach/Coaching Staff of the Year 1990 - George Wares 2002 - George Wares 2009 - George Wares 1993 - George Wares 2003 - George Wares 2011 - George Wares 2000 - George Wares 2004 - George Wares 2019 - Ceorge Wares/Central All-Conference players by position Position 1st team 2nd team Position 1st team 2nd team Pitcher 22 17 Outfield 24 11 Catcher 9 5 Designated player 10 4 First base 6 5 Utility 7 2 Second base 10 4 Total 99 62 Third base 7 6 Shortstop 7 5
94 Softball All-time conference tournament results Record: 25-18
1984: Waverly 2013: Semifinals, Cedar Rapids William Penn 2, Central 1 #3 Luther 9, #2 Central 3 Central 3, Simpson 2 Central 6, Upper Iowa 5 2014: First round, Cedar Rapids #6 Buena Vista 7, #3 Central 4 1985: Waverly Consolation, Cedar Rapids Central 2, Wartburg 1 #5 Dubuque 5, #3 Central 4 Central 1, Luther 0 Central 4, William Penn 2 2015: Semifinals, Decorah #2 Central 7, #6 Dubuque 1 1986: Waverly Final, Decorah Central 2, Dubuque 0 #2 Central 8, #1 Luther 2 Central 6, Simpson 3 Central 3, Luther 2 2016: First round, Decorah #4 Central 5, #5 Coe 4 2006: Fort Dodge Semifinals, Decorah #3 Central 4, #6 Buena Vista 1 #1 Luther 17, #4 Central 11 #2 Coe 4, #3 Central 1 #4 Simpson 4, #3 Central 3 2017: Semifinals, Decorah #2 Central 8, #6 Loras 0 (6 inn.) 2007: Fort Dodge Final, Decorah #4 Simpson 4, #5 Central 3 #1 Luther 4, #2 Central 3 (9 inn.) #2 Coe 3, #5 Central 1 2018: Semifinals, Cedar Rapids 2008: Waverly #3 Luther 9, #2 Central 1 (6 inn.) #4 Luther 6, #5 Central 4 #5 Central 9, #2 Simpson 4 2019: Semifinals, Pella #4 Luther 2, #5 Central 1 #1 Central 8, #5 Dubuque 2 Final, Pella 2009: Pella #1 Central 3, #2 Coe 0 #4 Luther 5, #1 Central 2 #1 Central 4, #6 Dubuque 0 #1 Central 5, #2 Wartburg 3 #4 Luther 8, #1 Central 5
2010: Indianola #3 Central 10, Loras 0 #2 Luther 4, #3 Central 1 #3 Central 9, Buena Vista 4 #3 Central 11, Coe 7 #1 Simpson 4, #3 Central 2
2011: Decorah #3 Coe 8, #2 Central 7 (14 inn.) #4 Simpson 8, #2 Central 4
2012: Cedar Rapids #2 Central 2, #3 Simpson 0 #4 Coe 3, #2 Central 2 #2 Central 3, #1 Luther 0 #2 Central 7, #4 Coe 5 #2 Central 2, #4 Coe 1 (8 inn.)
Softball 95 All-conference honorees
1983 Second team 1995 2002 First team Jamie Mahnke (P) First team First team Dee Penney (IF) Christi Van Werden (1B) Missey Allen (P) Libby Hysell (P) Second team Lynette Muller (1B) Bri Kuyper (OF) Deb Schneider (P) 1990 Second team Molly Parrott (2B) First team Shannon Merkle (OF) Coach of the Year - George 1984 Alicia Kuper (OF) Kara Stanley (P) Wares First team Jamie Mahnke (P) Kelly Gould (IF) Christi Van Werden (2B) 1996 2003 Deb Schneider (Util.) Second team First team First team Second team Kelly MacDonald (1B) Missey Allen (P) Kris Hughes (OF) Shelley Weiss (P) Julie Nelson (SS) Second team Libby Hysell (P) Jenny Semler (DP) Kara Stanley (P) Katy Lein (3B) 1985 Coach of the Year - George MVP - Missey Allen Second team First team Wares Anne Legg (1B) Kelly Gould (IF) 1997 April Miller (P) Kris Thompson (IF) 1991 First team MVP - Libby Hysell Second team First team Donell Hotze (OF) Coach of the Year - George Shelly Weiss (P) Jamie Mahnke (P) Heather Nevitt (OF) Wares Christi Van Werden (2B) Stacey Sonnek (2B) 1986 Second team Second team 2004 First team Kristie Pennington (OF) Katie Shelley (P) First team Brenda Glasnapp (OF) Heather Reedy (3B) Laura Anderson (OF) Laurie Sutten (DP) MVP - Christi Van Werden 1998 Steph Miller (C) Kris Thompson (IF) First team Corrie Schmidt (P) Second team 1992 Donell Hotze (3B) Tina Shimak (DP) Crystal Argenta (OF) First team Katie Shelley (P) Second team Kelly Gould (IF) Emily Grimes (P) Wendy Walton (OF) Anne Legg (1B) Brenda Vigness (P) Julie Nelson (SS) Second team MVP - Corrie Schmidt Jenny Semler (OF) Holly Hartsock (DP) Coach of the Year - George 1987 Second team Wares First team Kristie Pennington (OF) 1999 Kelly Gould (2B) First team 2005 Cindy Messer (DP) 1993 Donell Hotze (3B) First team Diane Pitz (3B) First team Katie Shelley (P) Kelly Harris (C) Laurie Sutten (P) Emily Grimes (P) Wendy Walton (OF) Anne Legg (1B) Kris Thompson (1B) Kristie Pennington (OF) Second team Dawn Nissen (SS) Second team Jenny Semler Annie Van Wetzinga (C) Second team Michelle Magill (OF) Second team Corrie Schmidt (P) Brenda Vigness (P) Missey Allen (P) 2000 MVP - Laurie Sutten Laura Bach (C) First team 2006 Heather Reedy (3B) Donell Hotze (3B) First team 1988 MVP - Emily Grimes April Miller (P) Kelly Harris (C) First team Coach of the Year - George Annie Van Wetzinga (C) Alysha Overturf (OF) Deana Bergquist (OF) Wares Second team Brenda Vigness (P) Daniela Grob (Util.) 2007 Second team 1994 Mandy Jens (OF) First team Brenda Glasnapp (OF) First team Molly Parrott (2B) Ryann Engholm (DP) Laurie Sutten (P) Missey Allen (P) Coach of the Year - George Second team MVP - Brenda Vigness Second team Wares Laura Anderson (OF) Shannon Carlson (DP) Kelly Harris (C) 1989 Wendy Rinehart (OF) 2001 Afton Nelson (3B) First team Staci Van Arendonk (1B) First team Deana Bergquist (OF) Denise Barnard (OF) Lori Ellwood (SS) Libby Hysell (P) Brenda Vigness (DP) Mandy Jens (OF) Annie Van Wetzinga (C)
96 Softball 2008 2011 2014 2018 First Team First team First team First team Kelly Harris (C) Katie Tenboer (1B) Annie Sarcone (SS) Sara Tallman (OF) Hannah Weindruch (OF) Angela Davis (2B) Whitney Sowers (3B) Second team Second team Annie Sarcone (SS) Second team Kaitlyn Andresen (DP) Afton Nelson (SS) Rachael Everingham (DP) Katie Canney (C) Annie DeVries (P) MVP (Position) - Kelly Harris Kiley Lythberg (UT) Kaitlyn Matzen (1B) Daria Parchert (SS) Coach of the Year - George Abbey Strajack (2B) Emily Walton (C) 2009 Wares First team 2015 2019 Megan Swingen (P) 2012 First team First team Angela Davis (2B) First team Abbey Strajack (2B) Mariah Fritz (P) Alysha Overturf (OF) Rhianna Fleetwood (P) Karlee Rock (DP) Daria Parchert (SS) Rachael Everingham (DP) Angela Davis (2B) Second team Sara Tallman (OF) Second team Annie Sarcone (SS) Mallory Schuleneberg (P) Shaye Witte (OF) Kiley Lythberg (P) Abbey Strajack (DP) Whitney Sowers (3B) Second team MVP (Pitcher) - Megan Second team Paige Schreiner (SS) Kaitlyn Andresen (2B) Swingen Whitney Sowers (3B) MVP (Position) - Abey Sadie Baugher (OF) Coach of the Year - George MVP (Position) - Annie Strajack MVP (Pitcher) - Mariah Fritz Wares Sarcone Coach of the Year - George 2016 Wares/Central 2010 2013 First team First team First team Karly Olson (P) Katie Tenboer (1B) Mallory Schulenberg (P) Lauren Bagby (3B) Angela Davis (2B) Caitlyn Meyer (C) Tabitha Taylor (OF) Second team Karlee Rock (DP) Kiley Lythberg (P) Second team 2017 Laura Braun (OF) Kelsey Stender (P) First team MVP (Position) - Katie Katie Canney (1B) Karly Olson (P) Tenboer Whitney Sowers (3B) Sara Tallman (OF) Annie Sarcone (SS) Second team MVP (Position) - Caitlyn Paige Dickel (2B) Meyer MVP (Pitcher) - Karly Olson
All-Americans 1986 - Cindy Messer-DP, 2nd team 2001 - +Annie Van Wetzinga-C, 1st team 1987 - Kris Thompson-1B, 1st team Libby Hysell-P, 3rd team Laurie Sutten-P, 1st team 2002 - Libby Hysell-P, 2nd team 1988 - Laurie Sutten-P, 2nd team Molly Parrott-2B, 3rd team 1989 - Brenda Vigness-P, 1st team 2003 - *Libby Hysell-P, 1st team 1991 - Jamie Mahnke-P, 1st team April Miller-P, 3rd team Christi Van Werden-2B, 1st team 2008 - Kelly Harris-C, 3rd team 1992 - Emily Grimes-P, 1st team 2009 - Rachael Everingham-DP, 2nd team Julie Nelson-SS, 2nd team 2010 - Katie Tenboer-1B, 3rd team Jenny Semler-LF, 2nd team 2011 - Kiley Lythberg-UT, 1st team 1993 - Emily Grimes-P, 1st team Katie Tenboer-at large, 1st team Missey Allen-P, 2nd team 2012 - Annie Sarcone-SS, 2nd team Jenny Semler-LF, 3rd team Abbey Strajack-DP, 3rd team 1995 - Missey Allen-P, 1st team 2013 - Mallory Schulenberg-P, 3rd team Lynette Mullen-1B, 1st team 2015 - Karlee Rock-DP, 1st team 1996 - Missey Allen-P, 2nd team Abbey Strajack-2B, 1st team Lynette Mullen-1B, 2nd team *NFCA Division III player of the year 1997 - Kara Stanley-P, 3rd team +NFCA Division III catcher of the year 2000 - *Donell Hotze-3B, 1st team Annie Van Wetzinga-C, 2nd team
Softball 97 NCAA Division III Championships history 30 tournament appearances, 12 regional titles, 4 national titles, 95-60 overall 1986 NCAA Division III West Regional Pella, Iowa First place — Central 1, Luther 0; St. Thomas (Minn.) 1, Central 0; Central 4, St. Thomas (Minn.) 0; Central 4, St. Thomas (Minn.) 1
NCAA Division III Finals Storm Lake, Iowa Second place — Central 6, Allegheny (Pa.) 2; Central 4, Kean (N.J.) 1; Central 2, Trenton St. (N.J.) 1; Eastern Conn. St. 2, Central 0; Eastern Conn. St. 1, Central 0
1987 NCAA Division III West Regional Pella, Iowa First place — Central 1, Cal. St.-Stanislaus 0; Central 2, Luther 0; Central 7, Luther 2
NCAA Division III Finals Willimantic, Conn. Fourth place — Central 2, Montclair St. (N.J.) 1; Eastern Conn. St. 8, Central 4; Wis.-Whitewater 3, Central 1
1988 NCAA Division III West Regional Decorah, Iowa First place — Central 8, Luther 2; Central 4, St. Thomas (Minn.) 0; St. Thomas (Minn.) 2, Central 1; Central 3, St. Thomas (Minn.) 2
NCAA Division III Finals Elmhurst, Ill. First place — Central 3, Eastern Conn. St. 1; Allegheny (Pa.) 3, Central 1; Central 4, Montclair St. (N.J.) 3; Central 1, Allegheny (Pa.) 0; Central 3, Allegheny (Pa.) 2
1989 NCAA Division III At-Large Regional Indianola, Iowa First place — Central 1, Millikin (Ill.) 0; Central 3, Simpson 1; Simpson 2, Central 1; Central 4, Simpson 1
NCAA Division III Finals Trenton, N.J. Fourth place — Trenton St. (N.J.) 1, Central 0; Central 1, Allegheny (Pa.) 0; Eastern Conn. St. 1, Central 0
1990 NCAA Division III At-Large Regional Indianola, Iowa First place — Central 3, Simpson 1; Central 8, Aurora (Ill.) 2; Central 2, Aurora (Ill.) 1
NCAA Division III Finals Storm Lake, Iowa Third place — Trenton St. (N.J.) 3, Central 1; Central 5, Eastern Conn. St. 0; Central 2, Luther 0; Trenton St. (N.J.) 4, Central 2
1991 NCAA Division III West Regional Pella, Iowa First place — Central 1, UC San Diego 0; Central 2, Simpson 1; Central 4, Simpson 0
NCAA Division III Finals Willimantic, Conn. First place — Central 2, Eastern Conn. St. 1; Central 2, Trenton State (N.J.) 1; Central 4, Eastern Conn. St. 0
1992 NCAA Division III Midwest Regional Lisle, Ill. Third place — Ill. Benedictine 2, Central 1 (9 inn.); Central 1, Hope (Mich.) 0; Hope (Mich.) 8, Central 3
98 Softball 1993 NCAA Division III West Regional Pella, Iowa First place — Central 4, Wis.-River Falls 2; Central 6, St. Benedict (Minn.) 3; St. Benedict (Minn.) 4, Central 1; Central 8, St. Benedict (Minn.) 3
NCAA Division III Finals Decatur, Ill. First place — Central 3, Illinois Benedictine 1; Central 6, Trenton State (N.J.) 0; Central 7, Trenton State (N.J.) 3
1994 NCAA Division III Regional Indianola, Iowa First place — Central 6, Illinois Wesleyan 0; Central 5, Wis.-River Falls 0; Central 5, Simpson 2
NCAA Division III Finals Salem, Va. Third place — Central 4, Alma (Mich.) 3 (16 inn.); Central 2, Buena Vista 0; Trenton State (N.J.) 3, Central 2; Bridgewater State (N.J.) 1, Central 0
1995 NCAA Division III Regional Lisle, Ill. First place — Central 3, Aurora (Ill.) 2; Central 3, Illinois Benedictine 0; Central 4, Illinois Benedictine 2
NCAA Division III Finals Storm Lake, Iowa Third place — Central 2, Hope (Mich.) 1 (9 innings); Central 3, Trenton State (N.J.) 2; Chapman (Calif.) 2, Central 0; Trenton State (N.J.) 10, Central 2
1996 NCAA Division III Regional Indianola, Iowa Second place — Central 3, Buena Vista 2; Simpson 2, Central 1 (9 inn.); Central 3, Buena Vista 1; Simpson 5, Central 0
1997 NCAA Division III Regional Eau Claire, Wis. First place — Central 6, St. Thomas (Minn.) 1; Central 1, St. Mary’s (Minn.) 0; St. Thomas (Minn.) 3, Central 2, (8 inn.); Central 2, St. Thomas (Minn.) 0
NCAA Division III Finals Eau Claire, Wis. Tie, fifth place — Wheaton (Mass.) 2, Central 1 (11 inn.); College of New Jersey 2, Central 1
1998 NCAA Division III Midwest Regional Indianola, Iowa Second place — Central 3, St. Mary’s (Minn.) 2; Simpson 1, Central 0; Central 10, Chrisotpher Newport (Va.) 2; Simpson 1, Central 0 (10 inn.)
1999 NCAA Division III Regional Indianola, Iowa Third place — St. Mary’s (Minn.) 4, Central 2; Central 4, Cortland State (N.Y.) 4-2; Central 5, Webster (Mo.) 2; St. Mary’s (Minn.) 3, Central 2
2000 NCAA Division III Regional Cedar Rapids, Iowa Third place — Central 2, Coe 1 (10 inn.); St. Mary’s (Minn.) 3, Central 0; Coe 12, Central 4
Softball 99 2001 NCAA Division III Regional Pella, Iowa First place — Central 2, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 1 (8 inn.); Central 1, La Verne (Calif.) 0; Central 4, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 3 (9 inn.)
NCAA Division III Finals Eau Claire, Wis. Second place — Central 1, Ithaca (N.Y.) 0; Central 3, Roanoke (Va.) 1; Muskingum (Ohio) 2, Central 0; Central 5, Wheaton (Mass.) 1; Muskingum (Ohio) 4, Central 1.
2002 NCAA Division III Regional Pella, Iowa Third place-Central 1, Wartburg 0 (11 inn.); St. Thomas (Minn.) 1, Central 0; Coe 4, Central 1.
2003 NCAA Division III Regional Tacoma, Wash. First place — Central 5, East Texas Baptist 1; Central 2, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 1; Central 2, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 0
NCAA Division III Finals Salem, Va. First place — Central 7, Western New England 0; Salisbury (Md.) 6, Central 0; Central 2, Wartburg 1; Central 3, Emory (Ga.) 2; Central 8, Illinois Wesleyan 3; Central 1, Salisbury (Md.) 0; Central 5, Salisbury (Md.) 3
2004 NCAA Division III Regional Pella, Iowa Second place — Central 7, Clarke 1; Central 3, Washington (Mo.) 0; St. Thomas (Minn.) 4, Central 1; Central 4, Washington (Mo.) 2; St. Thomas (Minn.) 3, Central 2
2006 NCAA Division III Regional Rock Island, Ill. Fourth place — Central 9, Aurora (Ill.) 1; Wis.-Eau Claire 7, Central 1; Coe 2, Central 1
2009 NCAA Division III First-Round Playoffs Indianola, Iowa Seventh place — Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) 11, Central 4; Washington (Mo.) 5, Central 0
2010 NCAA Division III First-Round Playoffs Indianola, Iowa Seventh place — Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (Calif.) 8, Central 4; Chicago 8, Central 2
2011 NCAA Division III Regional Pella, Iowa Second place — Central 12, Benedictine (Ill.) 7; Coe 2, Central 1 (9 inn.); Central 3, Anderson (Ind.) 2; Central 5, Wis.-Whitewater 2 (8 inn.); Central 7, Coe 3; Linfield (Ore.) 12, Central 0 (5 inn.)
2012 NCAA Division III Regional Pella, Iowa Fourth place — Wis.-River Falls 6, Central 0; Central 10, St. Scholastica (Minn.) 2; Coe 2, Central 0
2013 NCAA Division III Regional Pella, Iowa First place — Central 1, Cornell 0; Central 3, Fontbonne (Mo.) 1; Central 9, St. Thomas (Minn.) 1 (5 inn.); Central 2, St. Thomas (Minn.) 1
NCAA Division III Finals Eau Claire, Wis. Seventh place — Montclair State (N.J.) 4, Central 1; Texas-Tyler 5, Central 4 (8 inn.)
100 Softball 2014 NCAA Division III Regional Pella, Iowa Fourth place — North Central (Ill.) 5, Central 0; Luther 7, Central 3
2015 NCAA Division III Regional Pella, Iowa First place — Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) 3, Central 2 (8 inn.); Central 4, Fontbonne (Mo.) 3; Central 7, Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) 4; Central 2, Aurora (Ill.) 1; Central 10, Aurora (Ill.) 4
NCAA Division III Super Regional Pella, Iowa Second place — Linfield (Ore.) 9, Central 6; Linfield (Ore.) 10, Central 2 (6 inn.)
2017 NCAA Division III Regional Pella, Iowa Fourth place — St. Thomas (Minn.) 10, Central 2 (6 inn.); Washington-St. Louis (Mo.) 2, Central 1
2018 NCAA Division III Regional St. Paul, Minnesota Second place — Wis.-Oshkosh 5, Central 2; Central 2, Northwestern-St. Paul (Minn.) 1; Central 2, Wis.-Oshkosh 0; St. Thomas (Minn.) 1, Central 0
2019 NCAA Division III Regional Pella, Iowa Third place — Lake Forest (Ill.) 10, Central 1 (6 inn.); Central 6, Saint Benedict (Minn.) 1; Wis.-La Crosse 5, Central 1
Most NCAA Division III tournament victories Team Yrs. W L Pct. Titles College of New Jersey 25 100 41 .709 6 Central 30 95 60 .612 4 Eastern Conn. St. 21 91 43 .679 4 Salisbury (Md.) 22 83 48 .633 0 Ithaca (N.Y.) 30 85 66 .562 1 St. Thomas (Minn.) 27 91 53 .604 2 Linfield (Ore.) 15 71 32 .689 2 Rowan (N.J.) 27 67 57 .549 0 Tufts 18 64 31 .673 3 Montclair State (N.J.) 23 60 46 .566 0 Cortland State (N.Y.) 23 56 50 .528 0 Wis.-Whitewater 22 56 51 .523 0
NCAA Division III tournament records Most strikeouts, game - 24, vs. Alma (Mich.), May 19, 1994 Longest game - 16 innings, vs. Alma (Mich.), May 19, 1994 Most stolen bases, game - 9, vs. St. Mary’s (Minn.), May 9, 1997
Softball 101 NCAA Division III statistical champions Team Individual 1987 - Lowest ERA, Central, 0.72 1991 - Most victories, Jamie Mahnke, 26 1989 - Lowest ERA, Central, 0.53 1993 - Lowest ERA, Missey Allen, 0.25 1991 - Lowest ERA, Central, 0.79, Most stolen bases, 1996 - Lowest ERA, Kara Stanley, 0.66 Central, 141 2000 - Lowest ERA, Libby Hysell, 1.19 1992 - Most stolen bases, Central, 120 2003 - Lowest ERA, Libby Hysell, 0.41 1993 - Most stolen bases, Central, 136, Highest winning percentage, Central, .950 (38-2) 2000 - Most stolen bases, Central, 182 2003 - Lowest ERA, Central, 0.72; Most stolen bases, Central, 134 2009 - Most stolen bases, Central, 121 2012 - Most stolen bases, (tie) Central, 127
NCAA Division III record boards, team Most strikeouts, game - 1. 24, vs. Alma (Mich.), May 19, 1994 Longest winning streak - 12. 32, March 26-May 15, 1993 Longest game - 5. 16 innings, vs. Alma (Mich.), May 19, 1994 Most stole bases, season - 9. 182, 2000 Lowest ERA, season - 7. 0.53, 1989 Most shutouts, season - 19. 22, 1989 Winning percentage, season - 4. .950, 1993
NCAA Division III record boards, individual Consecutive hits - 6. Molly Parrott, 10, May 11-14, 2001 Consecutive victories - 23. Emily Grimes, 19, April 28, 1992 - May 15, 1993 Consecutive scoreless IP’s - 8. 57, Brenda Vigness, 1988 Most at-bats, season - 20. 176, Lea Ann Morgan, 1986 Most walks, season - 20. (tie) 39, Whitney Sowers, 2015 Most intentional walks, season - 5. Katie Tenboer, 9 Winning percentage, season - 18. .950, Emily Grimes, 1993 Lowest ERA, season - 5. 0.25, Missey Allen, 1993 Most shutouts, season - 8. 19, Brenda Vigness, 1988 Most putouts, season - 2. 511, Kris Thompson, 1986; 3. 494, Amy Hakeman, 1997; 6. 474, Kris Thompson, 1987; 7. 458, Michele Magill, 1988; 8. 452, Christi Van Werden, 1989 Most assists, season - 12.135, Kelly Oliver, 135 Most intentional walks, career - 7. 12, Katie Tenboer, 2008-11 Most sacrifice hits, career - 1. 80, Heather Reedy, 1990-93 Most complete games, career - 22. 99, Jamie Mahnke, 1989-92 Lowest ERA, career - 6. 0.69, Libby Hysell, 2000-03; 13. 0.77, Laurie Sutten, 1985-88 19. 0.87, Emily Grimes, 1991-94 Most shutouts, career - 25. 40, Brenda Vigness, 1986-89 Most putouts, career - 2. 1,492, Kelly MacDonald, 1990-93; 7. 1,353, Anne Legg, 2002-05; 9. 1,338, Kelly Oliver, 1998-2001; 15. 1,265, Kris Thompson, 1984-87 Most assists, career - 15. 410, Laurie Sutten, 1985-88; 17. 406, Lea Ann Morgan, 1986-89
102 Softball Winningest NCAA Division III coaches all-time, by victories (Minimum 10 years as a Division III head coach; includes spring varsity fast-pitch record at four-year colleges only.) Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. 1. *George Wares (Central 1985-2019) 35 1,152 394 3 .745 2. *John Tschida (St. Thomas [Minn.] 1995-2019) 25 974 183 0 .842 3. *Julie Lenhart (Wis.-Platteville 1990-1994; 30 946 407 2 .699 SUNY Cortland 1995-2019) 4. *Denny Griffin (Alma [Mich.] 1989-2019) 32 937 361 0 .722 5. Bob Timmons (Mt. Mercy 1983-1994; Coe 1998-2014) 29 927 366 0 .717 6. Sheilah Gulas (Allegheny [Pa.] 1987-90; 31 926 489 0 .654 Wittenberg [Ohio] 1991-96; Ashland [Ohio] 1997-2017) 7. Donna Newberry (Muskingum [Ohio]1975-2010) 36 906 419 1 .684 8. *Anita Kubicka (Montclair St. [N.J.] 1991-2019) 29 903 359 2 .715 9. *Deb Pallozzi (Rensselaer [N.Y.] 1987-88; 33 892 435 1 .672 Ithaca [N.Y.] 1989-2019) 10. *Hallie Cohen (FDU-Florham [N.J.] 1980-94; 40 855 4503 5 .629 William Paterson [N.J.] 1995-2019) 11. *John Byrne ( Moravian 1994-2019) 26 854 249 0 .774 12. *Jim Kulawiak (North Central [Ill.] 1989-2019) 31 853 385 3 .689 13. *Kim Wilson (Wash. & Jeff. 1991-1996; 29 833 321 1 .722 Rowan 1997-2019) 14. *Margie Knight (Salisbury [Md.] 1997-2019) 23 829 206 2 .800 15. Jan Forsty (Wheeling Jesuit [W. Va.] 1982-86; 36 767 540 4 .587 Bethany [W.Va.] 1988-2018) 16. *Kris Herman (Tufts [Mass.] 1988-2003; 32 767 388 5 .663 Williams [Mass.] 2004-2019} 17. June Walker (The College of New Jersey 1974-95) 22 721 154 0 .824 18. *Mike Reed (East Tex. Baptist 2001-2003; 18 700 149 0 .824 Texas-Tyler 2005-2019) 19. Charlie Beach (Keene St. [N.H.] 1986-2013) 29 687 424 8 .618 20. Karla Wolters (Calvin [Mich.] 1975-87; 32 684 398 0 .632 Hope [Mich.] 1988-2010)
Winningest active NCAA Division III coaches, by victories (Minimum five years as a head coach; includes spring varsity fast-pitch record at four-year colleges only) Coach, team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. 1. George Wares, Central 35 1152 394 3 .745 2. John Tschida, St. Thomas (Minn.) 25 974 183 0 .842 3. Denny Griffin, Alma (Mich.) 32 937 361 0 .722 4. Anita Kubicka, Montclair St. (N.J.) 29 903 345 2 .717 5. John Byrne, Moravian (Pa.) 26 854 249 0 .774 6. Jim Kulawiak, North Central (Ill.) 31 853 385 3 .689 7. Kim Wilson, Rowan (N.J.) 29 833 321 1 .722 8. Margie Knight, Salisbury (Md.) 23 829 206 2 .800 9. Kris Herman, Williams (Mass.) 32 767 388 5 .663 10. Penny Siquerios, Wesleyan (Ga.) 21 669 223 1 .750 11. Jackson Vaughan, Linfield (Ore.) 18 665 169 1 .797 12. Fred Dohrmann, Widener (Pa.) 38 656 527 0 .555 13. Brenda Volk, Wis.-Whitewater 21 651 264 5 .710 14. Janet Lloyd, Chapman (Calif.) 25 650 383 0 .629 15. Lisa Gigliello, King’s (Pa.) 26 640 340 2 .653 16. Sally Miller, TCNJ 24 631 321 3 .662 17. Amy Weaver, Messiah 22 620 307 1 .669 18. Dick Bailey, St. Joseph’s (ME) 32 615 406 1 .603 19. Dawn Simmons, Lynnburg 21 603 301 2 .667 20. Kate Heidkamp, Benedictine (IL) 21 596 307 2 .660
Softball 103 Winningest active NCAA Division III coaches, by percentage (Minimum five years as a head coach; includes spring varsity fast-pitch record at four-year colleges only) Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. 1. John Tschida, St. Thomas (Minn.) 25 974 176 0 .842 2. Wade Wilson, Texas Lutheran 8 283 58 0 .811 3. Brandon Elliott, Virginia Wesleyan 13 451 103 0 .805 4. Margie Knight, Salisbury 23 829 206 2 .800 5. Jackson Vaughan, Linfield (Ore.) 18 665 163 1 .797 6. John Byrne, Moravian (Pa.) 26 854 242 0 .774 7. Janae Shirley, East Texas Baptist 12 428 124 0 .767 8. Keith Parr, Christopher Newport (Va.) 16 546 163 1 .760 9. Renae Hartl, Luther 18 588 192 0 .754 10. Penny Siquerios, Wesleyan (Ga.) 21 669 223 1 .750 11. George Wares, Central 35 1152 394 3 .745 12. Mike McKenzie, Aurora (Ill.) 16 527 182 2 .743 13. Donnie Danklefsen, Trine 15 477 166 0 .742 14. Donna Ferrence, Penn St.-Berks 6 166 58 1 .740 15. Bari Mance, St. John Fisher 6 195 73 0 .728 16. Whitney Goldstein, WPI 7 217 83 0 .723 17. Denny Griffin, Alma (Mich.) 32 937 345 0 .722 18. Kim Wilson, Rowan 29 833 321 1 .722 19. Anita Kubicka, Montclair St. 29 903 359 2 .715 20. Brenda Volk, Wis.-Whitewater 21 651 264 5 .710
104 Softball All-time series records 2020 opponents in bold Opponent W-L First played Most recent loss Adams State (Colo.) 1-0 March 12, 1994 - Albion (Mich.) 2-0 March 9, 2002 - Alfred (N.Y.) 2-0 March 9, 2012 - Allegheny (Mass.) 2-0 May 15, 1986 - Allegheny (Pa.) 2-1 May 21, 1988 May 23, 1988 Alma (Mich.) 2-1 May 19, 1994 March 13, 2016 Anderson (Ind.) 2-0 March 13, 2007 - Augustana (Ill.) 13-0 April 14, 1989 - Augustana (S.D.) 0-1 March 5, 1999 March 5, 1999 Augsburg (Minn.) 8-0 April 28, 1987 - Aurora (Ill.) 6-0 April 15, 1989 - Austin (Texas) 1-0 Feb. 27, 2010 - Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 0-2-1 March 20, 1998 March 5, 2005 Babson (Mass.) 2-0 March 11, 2007 - Baldwin-Wallace (Ohio) 1-0 March 14, 2014 - Baylor (Texas) 0-2 March 3, 1983 Feb. 25, 1985 Benedictine (Ill.) 3-1 May 20, 1993 May 12, 2011 Benedictine (Kan.) 1-0 March 20, 1987 - Berry (Ga.) 1-0 March 17, 2010 - Bethany (Kan.) 1-0 March 19, 1993 - Bethany (Calif.) 2-0 March 12, 2002 - Bethel (Minn.) 4-1 April 28, 2005 Feb. 27, 2016 Blackburn (Ill.) 2-0 March 30, 2001 - Bluffton (Ohio) 1-0 March 6, 2016 - Bradley (Ill.) 0-3 March 24, 1995 March 24, 1996 Briar Cliff 1-1 April 25, 1980 March 18, 1989 Bridgewater State (Mass.) 2-1 May 21, 1994 March 17, 2007 Buena Vista 52-24 May 4, 1978 April 12, 2018 Cabrini (Pa.) 1-0 March 10, 2002 - California Lutheran 2-1 March 20, 1998 March 18, 2000 Cal.-Riverside 1-0 March 31, 1999 - UC San Diego 2-0 May 10, 1991 - Cal. State-Stanislaus 1-0 May 8, 1987 - Cal. State-Dominguez Hills 2-0 March 17, 1998 - Cal. State-Hayward 1-0 March 8, 2003 - Cal. State-San Bernadino 0-1 March 21, 1998 March 21, 1998 Cameron (Okla.) 5-0 March 4, 1989 - Capital (Ohio) 1-0 March 12, 2004 - Carleton (Minn.) 1-0 March 18, 2011 - Case Western Reserve (Ohio) 0-1 March 11, 2019 March 11, 2019 Central Baptist (Ark.) 1-0 March 12, 1993 - Central Methodist (Mo.) 4-0 March 26, 1982 - Central Missouri 2-0 March 14, 1992 - Central Missouri State 2-1 March 17, 1995 March 27, 1998 Central Oklahoma 2-4 Feb. 28, 1986 March 19, 1999 Central States (Okla.) 2-9 Feb. 27, 1984 March 6, 1987 Centre (Ky.) 0-1 March 20, 2019 March 20, 2019 Chapman (Calif.) 5-5 May 20, 1995 March 18, 2008 Chatham (Pa.) 1-0 March 14, 2013 - Chicago 0-1 May 14, 2010 May 14, 2010 Christopher Newport (Va.) 1-2 May 9, 1998 March 2, 2018 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (Calif.) 3-4 April 3, 1999 March 19, 2014 Clarke 4-0 April 22, 2004 - Coe 32-24 April 1, 1995 April 19, 2019 College of New Jersey 6-6 May 16, 1986 March 9, 2001 Colorado College 1-0 March 25, 2000 - Colorado School of Mines 0-1 March 22, 1987 March 22, 1987 Columbia (Mo.) 3-0 March 22, 1986 -
Softball 105 Opponent W-L First played Most recent loss Concordia (Calif.) 0-1 March 18, 1998 March 18, 1998 Concordia (Ill.) 1-0 March 24, 2012 - Concordia (Minn.) 4-0 April 1, 1989 - Concordia (Ore.) 1-0 March 18, 1998 - Concordia (Texas) 0-1 March 15, 2013 March 15, 2013 Concordia (Wis.) 2-0 March 13, 2007 - Concordia-St. Paul (Minn.) 1-0 March 28, 1995 - Concordia-Moorhead (Minn.) 1-0 March 31, 2000 - Cornell 29-0 April 4, 1998 - Cortland State (N.Y.) 1-2 May 14, 1999 March 9, 2013 Crown (Minn.) 2-0 March 15, 2014 - Culver Stockton (Mo.) 3-1 March 27, 1982 March 6, 2005 Dana (Neb.) 5-0 March 18, 1989 - Denison (Ohio) 5-2 March 19, 2009 March 16, 2015 DePauw (Ind.) 1-0 March 3, 2018 Detroit-Mercy (Mich.) 1-0 March 24, 1995 - Dickinson (Pa.) 5-0 March 13, 2011 - Dickinson State (N.D.) 1-0 March 17, 2012 - Dominican (Calif.) 0-1 March 9, 2005 March 9, 2005 Dominican (Ill.) 0-0 Feb. 29, 2020 Dordt 1-0 March 31, 2000 - Drake 10-24 April 16, 1974 March 28, 1995 Dubuque 68-6 April 30, 1983 April 10, 2015 Eastern Connecticut State 5-4 May 20, 1988 May 19, 1991 East Texas Baptist 1-1 May 9, 2003 March 8, 2013 Edgewood (Wis.) 5-0 March 16, 2009 - Elmhurst (Ill.) 1-0 March 21, 2008 - Emerson (Mass.) 0-0 March 7, 2020 Emory (Ga.) 1-0 May 19, 2003 - Emporia State (Kan.) 7-4 March 3, 1989 March 19, 1999 Eureka (Ill.) 2-0 March 28, 1999 - Farmingdale State (N.Y.) 0-0 March 20, 2020 Ferris State (Mich.) 1-0 March 16, 1996 - Fontbonne (Mo.) 7-3 March 30, 2001 March 25, 2012 Franciscan (Ohio) 1-0 March 16, 2010 - Fredonia State (N.Y.) 0-0 March 17, 2020 Friends (Kan.) 1-2 March 24, 1989 March 20, 1999 Geneseo State (N.Y.) 1-0 March 14, 2007 - George Fox (Ore.) 0-1 March 16, 2019 March 16, 2019 Graceland 8-5 May 2, 1974 April 5, 1986 Grand View 17-21-1 April 12, 1974 April 29, 1998 Greenville (Ill.) 1-0 March 14, 2017 - Grinnell 7-1 April 1, 2000 March 28, 2018 Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) 12-5 March 25, 2000 April 3, 2016 Hamline (Minn.) 5-0 March 16, 2008 - Hardin-Simmons (Texas) 0-1 Feb. 23, 2007 Feb. 23, 2007 Haverford (Pa.) 1-0 March 7, 2005 - Hillsdale (Mich.) 0-1 March 16, 1996 March 16, 1996 Hiram (Ohio) 1-0 March 7, 2018 Hope (Mich.) 2-1 May 9, 1992 May 18, 1995 Houston Baptist (Texas) 1-0 March 26, 1993 - Howard Payne (Texas) 1-0 Feb. 25, 2010 - Huntington (Ind.) 1-0 March 20, 2019 Husson (Maine) 1-0 March 16, 2011 - Illinois College 1-0 March 8, 2016 - Illinois Wesleyan 3-0 May 13, 1994 - Incarnate Word (Texas) 1-0 March 6, 1987 - Indianapolis (Ind.) 1-0 March 15, 1996 - Iowa 0-2 April 10, 1976 April 3, 1978 Iowa State 0-4 May 2, 1975 April 29, 1978
106 Softball Opponent W-L First played Most recent loss Iowa Wesleyan 3-3 April 10, 1976 April 9, 1983 Ithaca (N.Y.) 3-1 May 17, 2001 March 14, 2007 Judson (Ill.) 1-0 March 16, 2013 - Kansas State 0-1 April 26, 1977 April 26, 1977 Kansas Wesleyan 3-0 March 6, 1992 - Kean (N.J.) 2-0 May 15, 1986 - Kearney State (Neb.) 1-0 March 15, 1991 - Keene State (N.H.) 1-0 March 18, 2010 - LaGrange (Ga.) 1-0 Feb. 23, 2007 - Lake Erie (Ohio) 1-0 March 10, 2005 - Lake Forest (Ill.) 0-1 May 10, 2019 May 10, 2019 Lakeland (Wis.) 3-0 April 19, 2003 - LaVerne (Calif.) 5-2 March 9, 2003 March 14, 2011 Lawrence (Wis.) 0-1 April 12, 1997 April 12, 1997 LeTourneau (Texas) 0-0 March 7, 2020 Lewis & Clark (Ore.) 1-0 March 21, 2015 - Lincoln (Mo.) 2-0 March 15, 1991 - Lindenwood (Mo.) 1-0 March 19, 1994 - Linfield (Ore.) 0-5 March 21, 2000 March 4, 2018 Loras 56-10 May 6, 1977 April 11, 2015 Louisiana College 0-1 Feb. 24, 2007 Feb. 24, 2007 Luther 51-39 May 1, 1981 May 5, 2018 Macalester (Minn.) 1-0 March 24, 2000 - MacMurray (Ill.) 4-0 March 17, 2004 - Mankato State (Minn.) 1-1 March 7, 1997 March 6, 1998 Marian (Wis.) 6-0 March 18, 2009 - Mary (N.D.) 1-0 April 2, 1994 - Marycrest 1-0 April 3, 1978 - Maryville (Mo.) 5-0 March 28, 1999 - Mary Hardin-Baylor (Texas) 1-0 March 7, 1992 - Mayville State (N.D.) 1-0 March 18, 2015 - Massachusettes Coll. of Lib, Arts 1-0 March 16, 2007 - Massachusettes Inst. of Tech. 0-0 March 21, 2020 McKendree (Ill.) 0-1 March 10, 2012 March 10, 2012 Menlo (Calif.) 1-0 March 15, 2002 - Mercy (N.Y.) 1-0 March 13, 2002 - Mesa State (Colo.) 1-0 March 21, 1997 - Messiah (Pa.) 1-0 March 13, 2002 - Midland Lutheran (Neb.) 1-0 April 2, 1993 - Millikin (Ill.) 1-1 May 13, 1989 April 1, 2001 Millsaps (Miss.) 1-0 Feb. 23, 2007 - Minn.-Crookston 1-0 March 12, 2017 - Misericordia (Pa.) 2-0 Feb 27, 1991 - Mississippi College 1-0 March 10, 2013 - Missouri 0-3 March 25, 1995 March 23, 1996 Missouri Baptist 1-0 March 21, 1986 - Missouri-Kansas City 2-0 March 19, 1988 - Missouri-St. Louis 1-0 March 15, 1996 - Missouri Southern 6-4 March 26, 1988 March 20, 2004 Missouri Valley 2-0 March 26, 1983 - Missouri Western 5-2 March 20, 1987 March 14, 2001 Mitchell (Conn.) 1-0 March 5, 2016 - Monmouth (Ill.) 5-0 April 5, 1980 - Montclair State (N.J.) 2-1 May 16, 1987 May 17, 2013 Morehead State (Ky.) 1-0 April 13, 1990 - Moravian (Pa.) 1-1 March 12, 2004 March 11, 2007 Morningside 5-0 April 5, 1986 - Mount Mercy 8-7 April 26, 1994 March 26, 2006 Mount St. Joseph (Ohio) 1-1 March 12, 2006 March 12, 2006 Muhlenberg (Pa.) 1-0 March 13, 2004 -
Softball 107 Opponent W-L First played Most recent loss Muskingum (Ohio) 1-2 May 19, 2001 May 20, 2001 Nazareth (N.Y.) 2-0 March 11, 2012 - Nebraska-Kearney 1-0 March 15, 1991 - Nebraska-Omaha 4-3 March 26, 1988 March 14, 2001 Nebraska Wesleyan 6-2 April 5, 1996 April 13, 2019 North Central (Ill.) 3-1 March 19, 2011 May 9, 2014 Northern Iowa 0-3 May 4, 1978 April 18, 1980 Northeast Missouri State 1-1 April 2, 1991 April 2, 1991 Northeastern (Okla.) 9-5 March 21, 1987 March 10, 2000 Northland (Wis.) 1-0 March 9, 2018 Northwest Missouri State 4-1 April 3, 1993 March 7, 1997 Northwestern 3-1 April 20, 1974 March 30, 1991 Northwestern-St. Paul (Minn.) 1-0 May 11, 2018 - Ohio Dominican 1-0 March 19, 2004 - Ohio Northern 1-0 March 8, 2013 - Oklahoma Baptist 5-2 Feb. 27, 1984 March 25, 1994 Oklahoma Christian 1-1 March 15, 2001 March 17, 2001 Oklahoma City 1-4 March 1, 1986 March 27, 1994 Oklahoma Science & Art 1-0 March 27, 1998 - Oklahoma State 0-1-1 Feb. 6, 1986 Feb. 6, 1986 Oneonta State (N.Y.) 1-0 March 12, 2011 - Otterbein (Ohio) 2-0 March 19, 2009 - Pacific (Ore.) 1-0 March 19, 2000 - Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 5-3 March 21, 1998 March 20, 2015 Park (Mo.) 1-0 March 27, 1997 - Peru State (Neb.) 1-0 March 19, 1988 - Piedmont (Ga.) 1-1 March 9, 2013 March 9, 2013 Pittsburg State (Kan.) 8-4 March 20, 1987 March 4, 2000 Pitt.-Bradford (Pa.) 2-1 March 8, 2003 March 9, 2012 Plattsburg St. (N.Y.) 3-1 March 17, 2002 March 21, 2008 Point Loma (Calif.) 0-1 March 15, 2008 March 15, 2008 Pomona-Pitzer (Calif.) 1-0 March 20, 2014 - Puget Sound (Wash.) 2-0 March 19, 1998 - Quincy (Ill.) 2-2 March 21, 1986 March 15, 1996 Regis (Colo.) 0-1 March 19, 1999 March 19, 1999 Rhode Island College 1-0 March 14, 2003 - Rhodes (Tenn.) 1-0 March 9, 2016 - Ripon (Wis.) 1-0 March 16, 2010 - Roanoke (Va.) 1-1 May 18, 2001 March 13, 2004 Robert Morris-Chicago (Ill.) 1-0 March 16, 2017 - Rochester Inst. of Tech. (N.Y.) 1-0 March 10, 2018 - Rockford (Ill.) 1-0 March 6, 2018 Rutgers-Camden (N.J.) 1-0 March 10, 2007 - St. Ambrose 2-0 April 6, 1986 - St. Benedict (Minn.) 6-3 May 14, 1993 March 6, 2018 St. Catherine’s (Minn.) 3-0 March 19, 2008 - St. John Fisher (N.Y.) 0-1 March 10, 2013 March 10, 2013 St. Joseph’s-Brooklyn (N.Y.) 1-0 March. 21, 2015 - St. Mary (Neb.) 5-2 March 30, 1990 April 29, 1994 St. Mary’s (Ind.) 1-0 March 11, 2019 - St. Mary’s (Minn.) 7-4 March 29, 1986 March 11, 2011 St. Mary’s (Texas) 1-3 March 3, 1983 March 3, 1986 St. Norbert (Wis.) 3-0 March 28, 2004 - St. Olaf (Minn.) 6-0 April 14, 1990 - St. Scholastica (Minn.) 8-0 March 29, 2008 - St. Thomas (Minn.) 14-11 May 9, 1986 May 12, 2018 Salisbury (Md.) 2-1 May 17, 2003 May 20, 2003 Sam Houston State (Texas) 0-2 March 6, 1986 March 6, 1986 Univ. of San Diego (Calif.) 1-0 April 2, 1999 - Savannah (Ga.) 0-1 March 17, 1998 March 17, 1998
108 Softball Opponent W-L First played Most recent loss Savannah A&D (Ga.) 2-0 March 16, 2002 - Schreiner (Tex.) 2-0 March 27, 1998 - Seattle (Wash.) 1-0 March 25, 2000 - Simpson 77-46-2 May 2, 1974 April 19, 2014 Smith (Mass.) 1-0 March 17, 2007 - South Dakota 1-0 March 27, 1987 - South Dakota State 2-2 March 12, 1994 March 15, 1997 Southeast Missouri 0-1 March 26, 1982 March 26, 1982 Southern Illinois-Edwardsville 1-0 April 1, 1994 - Southern Indiana 1-0 March 9, 1996 - Southwestern (Texas) 1-1 Feb. 27, 2010 March 12, 2011 Southwest Baptist (Mo.) 5-1 March 28, 1986 March 10, 2000 Southwest Minnesota State 1-0 March 14, 1992 - Southwest Texas State 0-1 May 1, 1993 May 1, 1993 Springfield (Mass.) 2-0 March 11, 2001 - Staten Island (N.Y.) 2-0 March 13, 2015 - Sterling (Kan.) 2-0 March 16, 1990 - Stevens Ins. of Tech. (N.J.) 1-0 March 12, 2017 - Suffolk (Mass.) 0-1 March 11, 2017 March 11, 2017 Sul Ross (Texas) 2-0 March 14, 2012 - SUNY-Oneonta 1-0 March 13, 2009 - SUNY-Utica 1-0 March 15, 2002 - Tarkio (Mo.) 6-0 March 25, 1983 - Tarleton St. (Texas) 1-0 March 10, 2000 - Tennessee-Chattanooga 1-0 March 24, 1995 - Texas-Dallas 1-0 March 19, 2019 - Texas Lutheran 5-2 Feb. 26, 1991 March 18, 2005 Texas-Tyler 0-1 May 18, 2013 May 18, 2013 Texas Women’s University 1-0 March 21, 1997 - Thomas More (Ky.) 1-1 March 7, 2005 March 7, 2016 Transylvania (Ky.) 0-0 March 5, 2020 Trine (Ind.) 0-1 March 2, 2018 March 2, 2018 Trinity (Texas) 9-1 March 2, 1983 March 16, 2012 Trinity Christian (Ill.) 1-0 April 10, 1992 - Truman State (Mo.) 1-1 April 3, 2003 April 3, 2003 Tufts (Mass.) 1-1 March 19, 2000 March 16, 2008 Upper Iowa 44-2 May 1, 1981 April 27, 2004 Valley City State (N.D.) 1-0 March 20, 2015 - Wartburg 62-34 April 25, 1974 April 10, 2019 Washburn (Kan.) 4-4 March 7, 1987 March 5, 1999 Washington-St. Louis (Mo.) 11-5 March 31, 2001 May 13, 2017 Wayne State (Neb.) 2-0 March 4, 1988 - Webster (Mo.) 7-0 March 27, 1999 - Wesleyan (Conn.) 1-0 March 16, 2009 - West Florida 1-0 March 19, 2004 - Western Connecticut State 1-0 March 12, 2016 - Western Illinois 0-1 March 25, 1995 March 25, 1995 Western New England (Mass.) 1-0 May 16, 2003 - Westmar 1-0 April 25, 1981 - Westminster (Mo.) 4-0 April 1, 2008 - Westminster (Pa.) 1-0 March 5, 2016 - Wheaton (Ill.) 2-1 May 15, 1997 March 14, 2008 Widener (Pa.) 0-1 March 8, 2016 March 8, 2016 Whittier (Calif.) 1-0 March 21, 2014 - Whitworth (Wash.) 1-0 March 4, 2018 Willamette (Ore.) 0-2 March 21, 2001 March 10, 2007 William Carey (Miss.) 1-0 March 27, 1998 - William Jewell (Mo.) 2-0 March 24, 1989 - William Paterson (N.J.) 1-0 March 9, 2007 - William Penn 36-29-1 April 9, 1974 April 19, 2001
Softball 109 Opponent W-L First played Most recent loss William Woods (Mo.) 2-1 March 27, 1982 March 22, 1986 Williams (Mass.) 2-0 March 27, 2000 - Winona State (Minn.) 2-0 March 23, 1985 - Wis.-Eau Claire 18-4 March 22, 1986 April 1, 2017 Wis.-La Crosse 6-7 March 17, 2002 May 11, 2019 Wis. Lutheran 2-0 March 27, 1999 - Wis.-Oshkosh 9-1 April 30, 1993 May 10, 2018 Wis.-Platteville 3-0 March 15, 2009 - Wis.-River Falls 5-3 April 14, 1990 March 6, 2015 Wis.-Stout 0-0 March 17, 2020 Wis.-Stevens Point 3-0 March 21, 1987 - Wis.-Whitewater 1-1 May 18, 1988 May 15, 2011 Wichita State (Kan.) 0-1 March 17, 1989 March 17, 1989 Wittenberg (Ohio) 2-0 March 11, 2005 -
110 Softball All-time scores 1974 Central College softball results 1977 Central College softball results 4-9 overall 11-12 overall, 1-2 at District AIAW, 0-2 at State AIAW April 9 William Penn Oskaloosa L, 11-8 April 2 Wartburg Pella W, 8-6; April 12 Grand View Pella L, 17-5; L, 7-1 L, 20-5 April 6 William Penn Pella L, 6-2 April 16 Drake Pella W, 14-3; April 9 Grand View Pella L, 11-3 W, 9-0 Drake Pella L, 16-7 April 20 Northwestern Pella L, 8-2 April 10 Simpson Pella W, 9-3 April 25 Grand View Des Moines W, 13-3 April 15 Drake Des Moines L, 8-6; Wartburg Des Moines L, 3-1 W, 6-4 Grand View Des Moines L, 5-4; April 16 Wartburg Waverly W, 5-4; L, 21-14 L, 5-4 April 29 William Penn Pella L, 10-7 April 23 Simpson Indianola W, 5-1; May 2 Simpson Pella W, 9-1 W, 12-8 Graceland Pella L, 11-1 April 25 William Penn Oskaloosa L, 5-2; W, 12-11 1975 Central College softball results April 26 Northeast Mo. Des Moines W, 5-4 2-11-1 overall State April 16 Grand View Pella W, 5-4; April 26 Kansas State Des Moines L, 11-0 L, 18-17 Simpson W, 6-3; William Penn Pella L, 14-9 W, 8-7 April 21 Simpson Pella T, 8-8 *April 29 Drake Des Moines W, 6-5 April 25 Drake Pella L, 20-4; Iowa State Des Moines L, 4-0 W, 10-3 *April 30 Drake Des Moines L, 5-4 April 28 William Penn Oskaloosa L, 9-3 &May 6 Mount Mercy Cedar Falls L, 2-0 April 30 Grand View Des Moines L, 7-6 Loras Cedar Falls L, 1-0 May 2 *Iowa State L, 10-1 *AIAW District tournament *Drake L, 14-4 &AIAW State Tournament May 5 Simpson Indianola L, 17-11; L, 15-9 1978 Central College softball results May 9 Graceland Pella L, 13-1; 7-15-2 overall, 1-2 districts, 0-2 state L, 11-4 April 1 Drake Pella L, 5-0 *district tournament Grand View Pella L, 2-1 Simpson Pella L, 13-5 1976 Central College softball results April 3 Iowa L, 6-0 4-16 overall, 1-2 state tournament Marycrest W, 9-2 April 7 William Penn Oskaloosa L, 9-5 April 5 Wartburg Waverly W, 2-1; April 10 Iowa Wesleyan Pella W, 10-6 W, 3-2 Iowa Pella L, 21-1 April 13 Grand View Des Moines L, 1-0; April 15 Drake Des Moines L, 13-10; T, 3-3 W, 15-9 April 15 William Penn Pella W, 4-3; April 16 Wartburg Pella L, 24-4 L, 7-0 Grand View Pella L, 19-18 April 21 Wartburg Waverly W, 2-0 April 19 William Penn Pella L, 9-8 Simpson W, 8-4 Iowa Wesleyan Pella W, 10-4 April 22 Grand View Des Moines L, 2-0 Drake Pella L, 17-0; William Penn L, 2-0 L, 16-11 April 24 William Penn Oskaloosa L, 1-0; April 29 Simpson Pella L, 9-7; T, 1-1 L, 9-1 April 28 *Drake Pella W, 3-4 May 1 Grand View Des Moines L, 14-9 April 29 *Graceland Pella W, 11-7 William Penn Des Moines L, 9-8 *Iowa State Pella L, 3-0 May 5 Wartburg Waverly L, 4-0; May 4 **Northern Cedar Falls L, 4-2 L, 13-9 Iowa *Drake L, 9-8 **Buena Vista Cedar Falls L, 7-5 *William Penn W, 14-4 *districts (hosted by Central) *Mount Mercy L, 29-0 **state *state tournament
Softball 111 1979 Central College softball results 1982 Central College softball results 4-6 overall, 0-2 district 6-14 overall April 7 William Penn Pella L, 5-3 March 26 Central Fulton, Mo. W, 9-8 Graceland Pella L, 1-0 Methodist (Mo.) Simpson Pella L, 6-5 Southeast Mo. Fulton, Mo. L, 4-2 April 11 Drake Des Moines W, 1-0 March 27 William Woods Fulton, Mo. L, 12-2 April 16 Simpson Indianola W, 4-1; (Mo.) W, 2-0 Culver Stockton Fulton, Mo. L, 13-4 April 23 Graceland Lamoni L, 4-0; (Mo.) W, 7-0 April 12 Simpson Pella W, 5-4; April 27 *Drake Des Moines L, 9-0 L, 8-3 *Simpson Des Moines L, 7-2 April 14 Drake Des Moines L, 4-1; *districts (hosted by Grand View) L, 7-1 April 20 Graceland Oskaloosa W, 14-1 1980 Central College softball results William Penn Oskaloosa L, 1-0 2-16 overall, 0-2 sectionals April 21 Wartburg Pella L, 7-5 April 5 Monmouth (Ill.) Mount Pleasant W, 13-4 April 26 Simpson Indianola L, 10-0; April 9 Simpson Indianola L, 2-0; L, 4-0 L, 3-2 May 1 Drake Pella L, 1-0; April 10 Iowa Wesleyan Pella L, 5-0; L, 8-1 L, 5-2 Grand View Pella L, 4-1; April 16 Grand View Des Moines L, 3-1; L, 2-1 L, 7-0 Graceland Pella W, 10-0; April 17 William Penn Pella L, 4-0; W, 12-2 L, 4-0 April 18 Northern Iowa Cedar Falls L, 6-0; 1983 Central College softball results L, 7-0 10-9 overall, 4-5 conference April 19 William Penn Des Moines L, 14-1 March 2 Trinity (Texas) San Antonio, W, 26-4; Simpson Des Moines W, 3-1 Texas L, 2-1 Drake Des Moines L, 9-2 March 3 St. Mary’s San Antonio, L, 5-4; April 23 Simpson Pella L, 8-0; (Texas) Texas L, 5-4 L, 5-0 Baylor (Texas) Waco, Texas L, 4-0 April 25 Briar Cliff Pella L, 3-1 March 25 Tarkio (Mo.) Fulton, Mo. W, 3-1 Buena Vista Pella L, 4-3 March 26 Missouri Valley Fulton, Mo. W, 8-6 April 9 Upper Iowa Fayette W, 6-4; 1981 Central College softball results W, 3-0 3-23 overall, 3-0 sectionals, 0-2 state Iowa Wesleyan Fayette W, 6-0 March 31 Wartburg Pella L, 12-11; April 23 Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 3-0; L, 5-1 L, 2-0 April 2 Grand View Des Moines L, 16-0; April 27 Simpson Indianola W, 3-0; L, 2-0 L, 11-2 April 6 Iowa Wesleyan Des Moines L, 8-4 April 30 Dubuque Pella W, 9-1; April 8 Drake Pella L, 10-0 W, 5-1 April 9 Simpson Pella L, 5-4 May 4 William Penn Oskaloosa L, 4-0; April 15 Grand View Pella L, 10-0; L, 2-1 L, 8-2 May 7 Wartburg Pella L, 17-3 April 18 Grand View Des Moines L, 10-0 Drake Des Moines L, 3-0 1984 Central College softball results April 20 Simpson Indianola L, 3-0; 10-15 overall, 5-9 Iowa Conference L, 3-2 Feb. 27 Okla. Baptist Shawnee, Okla. W, 8-7; April 21 Graceland Oskaloosa L, 11-1 L, 3-0 William Penn Oskaloosa L, 6-2 Central State (Okla.) Edmond, L, 4-3; April 24 Simpson Sioux Center W, 1-0 Okla. L, 10-2 Buena Vista Sioux Center W, 8-2 April 5 Grand View Des Moines W, 5-3; April 25 Westmar Sioux Center W, 3-2 L, 4-1 May 1 Luther Fort Dodge L, 3-0 April 7 Wartburg Waverly L, 5-2; Upper Iowa Fort Dodge L, 3-0 L, 3-2 April 16 Upper Iowa Pella W, 13-0; W, 8-2
112 Softball April 17 William Penn Pella L, 3-1; 1986 Central College softball results W, 2-1 35-20-1 overall, 11-3 conference April 21 Luther Decorah L, 5-4; Feb. 26 Oklahoma State Stillwater, L, 7-0 L, 5-0 Okla. T, 2-2 April 24 Buena Vista Pella L, 4-0; Feb. 27 N.E. Oklahoma State Miami, Okla. L, 12-3; L, 6-0 L, 4-1 April 26 Drake Des Moines W, 7-4; Feb. 28 Central Oklahoma Edmond, L, 2-1; L, 3-1 State Okla. L, 3-2 April 28 Simpson Pella L, 6-5; March 1 Oklahoma City Oklahoma L, 4-3; W, 4-1 City, Okla. L, 6-0 May 1 Dubuque Dubuque W, 2-1; March 3 St. Mary’s (Texas) San Antonio, L, 10-0 L, 4-1 Texas W, 1-0 May 5 **William Penn Waverly L, 2-1 March 4 Trinity (Texas) Huntsville, W, 11-0 **Simpson Waverly W, 3-2 Texas W, 15-0 **Upper Iowa Waverly W, 6-5 March 5 Sam Houston State San Antonio, L, 5-0 **Iowa Conference Tournament (Texas) Texas L, 3-0 March 21 Central Methodist Fulton, Mo. W, 14-0 1985 Central College softball results (Mo.) 19-14 overall, 7-5 conference, 3-0 conference tournament Quincy (Ill.) Fulton, Mo. L, 1-0 Feb. 25 Baylor (Texas) Waco, Texas L, 1-0; Missouri Baptist Fulton, Mo. W, 6-0 L, 1-0 March 22 Columbia (Mo.) Fulton, Mo. W, 4-1 Feb. 26 S.W. Texas State San Marcos, L, 3-0; William Woods (Mo.) Fulton, Mo. W, 2-1 Texas L, 3-1 Wis.-Eau Claire Fulton, Mo. W, 6-0 Feb. 27 S.W. Texas State San Marcos, L, 3-1; March 28 Southwest Baptist Joplin, Mo. W, 4-0 Texas L, 7-0 (Mo.) March 1 Central State (Okla.) Edmond, L, 1-0; Oklahoma City Joplin, Mo. L, 9-5 Okla. L, 4-3 March 29 St. Mary’s (Minn.) Joplin, Mo. W, 6-3 March 22 Missouri Valley Fulton, Mo. W, 7-0 Tarkio (Mo.) Joplin, Mo. W, 3-0 William Woods (Mo.) Fulton, Mo. W, 2-1 April 5 Graceland Pella W, 4-2 Culver-Stockton Fulton, Mo. W, 5-4 Morningside Pella W, 6-2 (Mo.) April 6 St. Ambrose Pella W, 3-1 March 23 Central Methodist Fulton, Mo. W, 6-3 Buena Vista Pella W, 2-1 (Mo.) April 9 Simpson Pella L, 2-1; Culver-Stockton Fulton, Mo. W, 6-2 W, 2-1 (Mo.) April 12 Luther Decorah L, 1-0; Winona State (Minn.) Fulton, Mo. W, 4-2 W, 2-0 April 10 Dubuque Pella W, 3-0; April 15 Dubuque Dubuque W, 5-0; W, 11-1 W, 7-0 April 11 Grand View Pella W, 1-0; April 19 Wartburg Waverly W, 7-0; L, 8-2 W, 1-0 April 13 Wartburg Pella W, 8-1; April 23 William Penn Pella W, 3-0; L, 4-0 W, 10-0 April 15 Graceland Pella W, 8-7; April 26 Upper Iowa Pella W, 8-0; W, 14-3 W, 10-2 April 16 William Penn Oskaloosa L, 6-4; April 29 Buena Vista Pella L, 1-0; L, 3-0 W, 2-1 April 20 Upper Iowa Fayette W, 15-0; Luther Pella L, 1-0 W, 8-0 May 2 *Dubuque Waverly W, 2-0 April 27 Luther Pella L, 2-1; *Simpson Waverly W, 6-3 L, 2-1 May 3 *Luther Waverly W, 3-2 April 30 Simpson Indianola W, 4-1; NCAA Division III Regional W, 5-0 May 9 $Luther Pella W, 1-0 **May 3 Wartburg Waverly W, 2-1 $St. Thomas (Minn.) Pella L, 1-0 Luther Waverly W, 1-0 May 10 $St. Thomas (Minn.) Pella W, 4-0; **May 4 William Penn Waverly W, 4-2 W, 4-1 **Iowa Conference tournament NCAA Division III finals May 15 &Allegheny (Mass.) Storm Lake W, 6-2 &Kean (N.J.) Storm Lake W, 4-1 May 16 &Trenton State (N.J.) Storm Lake W, 2-1
Softball 113 May 17 &Eastern Conn. St. Storm Lake L, 2-0 May 16 Montclair St. (N.J.) Willimantic, W, 2-1 May 18 &Eastern Conn. St. Storm Lake L, 1-0 Conn. *Iowa Conference tournament May 17 Eastern Conn. St. Willimantic, L, 8-4 $NCAA Division III regional Conn. &NCAA Division III championship May 18 Wis.-Whitewater Willimantic, L, 3-1 Conn. 1987 Central College softball results 33-10 overall 1988 Central College softball results March 6 Northwest Missouri Edmond, W, 7-0 35-10 overall State Okla. March 4 Wayne State (Neb.) Edmond, W, 1-0 Incarnate Word Edmond, W, 9-0 Okla. (Texas) Okla. Southwest Baptist Edmond, L, 7-2 Central States (Okla.) Edmond, W, 5-0 (Mo.) Okla. Okla. March 5 Northeast Missouri Edmond, W, 2-1 March 7 Washburn (Kan.) Edmond, W, 6-4 State Okla. Okla. Northwest Missouri Edmond, W, 2-0 William Penn Edmond, L, 1-0 State Okla. Okla. Missouri Southern Edmond, W, 8-0 Pittsburg St. (Kan.) Pittsburg, W, 4-3 Okla. Kan. March 18 Tarkio (Mo.) Pittsburg, W, 7-0 March 20 Missouri Western Pittsburg, W, 3-2 Kan. Kan. Central States (Okla.) Pittsburg, W, 3-2 Benedictine (Kan.) Pittsburg, W, 4-1 Kan. Kan. March 19 Peru State (Neb.) Pittsburg, W, 6-0 March 21 Wis.-Stevens Point Pittsburg, W, 7-0 Kan. Kan. Mo.-Kansas City Pittsburg, W, 10-0 Northeastern Okla. Pittsburg, L, 4-3 Kan. Kan. March 25 Columbia (Mo.) Joplin, W, 3-1 Simpson Pittsburg, W, 2-0 Mo. Kan. N.E. Oklahoma Joplin, Mo. L, 3-0 March 27 Central States (Okla.) Joplin, Mo. L, 1-0 March 26 Nebraska-Omaha Joplin, Mo. W, 3-0 South Dakota Joplin, Mo. W, 3-0 Missouri Southern Joplin, Mo. W, 9-7 Pittsburg St. (Kan.) Joplin, Mo. L, 6-5 April 1 Grand View Pella W, 2-1 March 28 Luther Joplin, Mo. W, 4-0 Buena Vista Pella W, 5-0 Northeastern Okla. Joplin, Mo. W, 3-2 William Penn Pella L, 5-4 Pittsburgh St. (Kan.) Joplin, Mo. W, 9-2 April 2 Morningside Pella W, 2-0 April 4 Luther Pella W, 1-0; Pittsburg St. (Kan.) Pella W, 4-0 L, 2-1 April 7 Simpson Pella W, 9-3; April 8 Simpson Indianola W, 3-2; L, 3-2 W, 6-2 April 9 Upper Iowa Pella W, 2-1; April 11 Loras Pella L, 2-0; W, 10-0 W, 2-0 April 13 Buena Vista Pella L, 2-1; April 16 Grand View Des Moines W, 1-0; W, 3-1 W, 2-0 April 16 Luther Decorah L, 2-0; April 18 Dubuque Pella W, 10-0; W, 1-0 W, 10-0 April 20 Mount Mercy Pella W, 3-1; April 23 Mount Mercy Cedar RapidsL, 4-3; W, 2-0 W, 6-5 April 23 Loras Dubuque W, 2-0; April 25 Wartburg Pella W, 5-2; W, 5-0 W, 8-4 April 27 William Penn Pella W, 1-0; April 28 Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 8-2; W, 8-0 L, 3-0 April 30 Dubuque Dubuque Upper Iowa W, 10-0 May 6 Wartburg Waverly L, 4-2 Upper Iowa W, 13-2 Wartburg Waverly L, 5-3 Wartburg W, 2-1 Augsburg (Minn.) W, 6-2 NCAA Division III regional tournament May 8 Cal. St. Stanislaus Pella W, 1-0 May 13 Luther Decorah W, 8-2 Luther Pella W, 2-0 St. Thomas (Minn.) Decorah W, 4-0 May 9 Luther Pella W, 7-2 May 14 St. Thomas (Minn.) Decorah L, 2-1
114 Softball May 15 St. Thomas (Minn.) Decorah W, 3-2 May 2 Dubuque Pella W, 8-0; NCAA Division III finals W, 5-0 May 20 Eastern Conn. St. Elmhurst, Ill. W, 3-1 May 5 Simpson Indianola L, 4-1; May 21 Allegheny (Pa.) Elmhurst, Ill. L, 3-1 W, 10-3 Montclair St. (N.J.) Elmhurst, Ill. W, 4-3 NCAA Division III regional tournament May 22 Allegheny (Pa.) Elmhurst, Ill. W, 1-0 May 12 Millikin (Ill.) Indianola W, 1-0 May 23 Allegheny (Pa.) Elmhurst, Ill. W, 3-2 Simpson Indianola W, 3-1 May 13 Simpson Indianola L, 2-1 1989 Central College softball results May 14 Simpson Indianola W, 4-1 36-11 overall NCAA Division III finals March 3 Emporia St. (Kan.) Oklahoma W, 3-2 May 19 Trenton State (N.J.) Trenton, L, 1-0 City, Okla. N.J. Oklahoma Baptist Oklahoma W, 6-1 May 20 Allegheny (Mass.) Trenton, W, 1-0 City, Okla. N.J. March 4 Cameron (Okla.) Oklahoma W, 7-2 May 21 Eastern Conn. St. Trenton, L, 1-0 City, Okla. N.J. Oklahoma Baptist Oklahoma W, 3-0 City, Okla. 1990 Central College softball results March 17 Central Mo. St. Pittsburg, W, 5-2 32-15 overall Kan. March 1 Central State (Okla.) Oklahoma L, 7-0 Wichita State (Kan.) Pittsburg, L, 1-0 City, Okla. Kan. March 2 Emporia State (Kan.) Oklahoma L, 2-0 March 18 Dana (Neb.) Pittsburg, W, 3-0 City, Okla. Kan. Oklahoma Baptist Oklahoma L, 4-3 Briar Cliff Pittsburg, W, 7-0 City, Okla. Kan. March 3 Central State (Okla.) Oklahoma L, 6-0 March 24 Friends (Kan.) Joplin, Mo. L, 4-3 City, Okla. William Jewell (Mo.) Joplin, Mo. W, 7-2 Cameron (Okla.) Oklahoma W, 7-6 March 25 Wartburg Joplin, Mo. W, 7-0 City, Okla. Simpson Joplin, Mo. W, 4-0 March 16 Missouri Southern Pittsburg, L, 3-2 Tarkio (Mo.) Jolpin, Mo. W, 1-0 Kan. April 1 Concordia (Minn.) Roland W, 4-0; Sterling (Kan.) Pittsburg, W, 6-2 W, 5-0 Kan. William Penn Roland W, 3-2 March 17 Sterling (Kan.) Pittsburg, W, 11-1 April 6 Grand View Des Moines L, 5-4 Kan. Concordia Des Moines W, 3-2 Tarkio (Mo.) Pittsburg, W, 1-0 April 8 William Penn Pella W, 4-0; Kan. W, 3-0 Wartburg Pittsburg, L, 3-2 April 12 Upper Iowa Pella W, 6-2; Kan. W, 5-0 March 23 Pittsburg St. (Kan.) Pittsburg, W, 5-1 April 13 Mount Mercy Cedar RapidsW, 1-0; Kan. L, 5-4 March 24 Grand View Pittsburg, W, 6-5 April 14 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, W, 2-0 Kan. Ill. Northwestern Pittsburg, W, 2-1 St. Ambrose Rock Island, W, 3-0 Kan. Ill. March 30 St. Mary (Neb.) Roland L, 4-0 April 15 Monmouth (Ill.) Rock Island, W, 4-0 March 31 Grand View Roland W, 5-3 Ill. Northwestern Roland W, 4-3 Aurora (Ill.) Rock Island, W, 5-1 St. Mary (Neb.) Roland L, 5-0 Ill. April 18 Wartburg Waverly W, 7-0; April 7 William Penn Oskaloosa W, 4-3; W, 2-1 W, 3-0 April 11 Upper Iowa Fayette W, 5-2; April 22 Luther Pella L, 5-3; W, 8-0 L, 9-3 April 13 St. Thomas (Minn.) Eau Claire, L, 1-0 April 26 Loras Dubuque W, 3-0; Wis. W, 5-0 Morehead St. (Ky.) Eau Claire, W, 4-2 April 29 Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 2-1; Wis. L, 1-0 April 14 Wis.-River Falls Eau Claire, L, 2-0
Softball 115 Wis. W, 4-0 Wis.-Eau Claire Eau Claire, W, 6-5 April 10 William Penn Pella W, 10-1; Wis. W, 11-1 St. Olaf (Minn.) Eau Claire, W, 6-1 April 13 Dubuque Pella W, 8-0; Wis. W, 4-0 April 17 Wartburg Pella W, 4-3; April 16 Drake Des Moines L, 1-0 W, 4-2 Grand View Des Moines W, 6-4 April 21 Luther Decorah L, 6-5; April 20 Upper Iowa Pella W, 7-2; W, 3-1 W, 7-0 April 24 Mount Mercy Pella W, 3-2; April 24 Luther Pella W, 3-0; L, 5-4 W, 6-5 April 25 Loras Pella W, 7-0; April 27 Wartburg Waverly W, 8-7; W, 8-2 W, 3-2 April 28 Buena Vista Pella L, 2-0; April 30 Loras Dubuque W, 7-1; W, 3-1 W, 1-0 May 1 Dubuque Dubuque W, 10-0; May 3 Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 7-3; W, 2-0 L, 1-0 May 4 Simpson Pella W, 5-2; NCAA Division III West Regional W, 10-0 May 10 UC San Diego Pella W, 1-0 NCAA Division III regional tournament Simpson Pella W, 2-1 May 11 Simpson Indianola W, 3-1 May 11 Simpson Pella W, 4-0 Aurora (Ill.) Indianola W, 8-2 May 12 Aurora (Ill.) Indianola W, 2-1 NCAA Division III finals May 17 Eastern Conn. St. Willimantic, W, 2-1 NCAA Division III finals Conn. May 18 Trenton St. (N.J.) Storm Lake L, 3-1 May 18 Trenton St. (N.J.) Willimantic, W, 2-1 Eastern Conn. St. Storm Lake W, 5-0 Conn. May 19 Luther Storm Lake W, 2-0 May 19 Eastern Conn. St Willimantic, W, 4-0 May 20 Trenton St. (N.J.) Storm Lake L, 4-2 Conn.
1991 Central College softball results 1992 Central College softball results 42-6 overall 31-11 overall Feb. 26 Texas Lutheran Houston, W, 4-0 March 5 Central Oklahoma Edmond, L, 5-2 Texas W, 3-0 Okla. Feb. 27 Misericordia (Pa.) Houston, W, 2-0 March 6 Kansas Wesleyan Oklahoma W, 7-0 Texas City, Okla. March 1 Misericordia (Pa.) Houston, W, 6-1 Oklahoma Baptist Oklahoma W, 5-3 Texas City, Okla. March 15 Grand View Pittsburg, W, 8-1 Southwest Baptist Oklahoma W, 7-4 Kan. (Mo.) City, Okla. Kearney State (Neb.) Pittsburg, W, 5-4 March 7 Oklahoma City Oklahoma L, 4-0 Kan. (Mo.) Missouri Western Pittsburg, L, 6-5 Mary Hardin Baylor Oklahoma W, 3-0 Kan. (Texas) City, Okla. Lincoln (Mo.) Pittsburg, W, 15-2 Emporia State (Kan.) Oklahoma W, 8-0 Kan. City, Okla. March 22 Northeastern (Okla.) Joplin, Mo. W, 5-1 Central Oklahoma Oklahoma L, 4-3 Quincy (Ill.) Joplin, Mo. W, 3-2 City, Okla. March 23 St. Mary (Neb.) Joplin, Mo. W, 5-4 March 13 Morningside Joplin, Mo. W, 7-6 Mo. Southern Joplin, Mo. L, 2-0 Emporia State (Kan.) Joplin, Mo. W, 7-5 March 29 Northwestern Roland W, 3-0 March 14 Central Missouri Joplin, Mo. W, 6-3 William Penn Roland W, 6-0 Southwest Minn. Joplin, Mo. W, 3-0 Grand View Roland W, 8-1 March 20 Quincy (Ill.) Pittsburg, W, 7-5 March 30 Wis.-Eau Claire Roland W, 6-2; Kan. W, 11-1 Emporia State (Kan.) Pittsburg, W, 3-2 March 30 Northwestern Roland L, 7-5 Kan. April 2 Northeast Mo. St. Pella W, 4-3; March 21 Northeastern St. Pittsburg, L, 1-0 L, 5-4 (Okla.) Kan. April 6 Simpson Indianola W, 3-0; St. Mary (Neb.) Pittsburg, W, 10-3
116 Softball Kan. April 24 William Penn Pella W, 4-0; March 27 Dana College (Neb.) Pella W, 9-2 W, 4-3 Wis.-River Falls Pella W, 2-0 April 28 Upper Iowa Pella W, 11-3; March 28 Wis.-Eau Claire Pella W, 3-0 W, 10-0 April 4 Buena Vista Pella W, 1-0 April 30 Wis.-Oshkosh Cedar RapidsW, 8-1 April 7 Simpson Pella L, 2-1; Concordia Cedar RapidsW, 6-2 W, 4-1 May 1 Southwest Texas St. Cedar RapidsW, 3-0 April 10 Trinity Christian (Ill.) Pella W, 4-1 May 4 Wartburg Waverly W, 3-1; April 11 Dubuque Dubuque W, 5-1; W, 2-0 W, 10-1 May 7 Luther Pella W, 3-2; April 13 Drake Des Moines L, 2-0 W, 4-2 Grand View Des Moines W, 2-0 NCAA Division III regional April 15 William Penn Oskaloosa W, 2-1 May 14 Wis.-River Falls Pella W, 4-2 April 18 Upper Iowa Fayette W, 9-0; St. Benedict (Minn.) Pella W, 6-3 W, 7-0 May 15 St. Benedict (Minn.) Pella L, 4-1; April 25 Wartburg Pella W, 5-0; W, 8-3 W, 4-0 NCAA Division III finals April 28 Mount Mercy Pella W, 5-0; May 20 Benedictine (Ill.) Decatur, Ill. W, 3-1 L, 6-1 May 21 Trenton St. (N.J.) Decatur, Ill. W, 6-0 April 29 Luther Decorah L, 3-2; May 23 Trenton St. (N.J.) Decatur, Ill. W, 7-3 W, 2-1 May 1 Loras Pella W, 10-0; 1994 Central College softball results W, 10-0 35-14 overall NCAA Division III regional tournament March 11 Southwest Baptist Joplin, Mo. W, 6-3 May 8 Illinois Benedictine Lisle, Ill. L, 2-1 (Mo.) May 9 Hope (Mich.) Lisle, Ill. W, 10 Central Oklahoma Joplin, Mo. L, 2-0 May 10 Hope (Mich.) Lisle, Ill. L, 8-3 (Mo.) Missouri Western Joplin, Mo. W, 10-3 1993 Central College softball results March 12 South Dakota State Joplin, Mo. W, 4-2 38-2 overall Nebraska-Kearney Joplin, Mo. L, 7-1 March 12 Central Baptist (Ark.) Joplin, Mo. W, 4-1 Adams State (Colo.) Joplin, Mo. W, 1-0 Kansas Wesleyan Joplin, Mo. W, 8-0 Central Oklahoma Joplin, Mo. W, 5-4 March 13 Emporia St. (Kan.) Joplin, Mo. L, 11-1 March 18 Emporia State (Kan.) Pittsburg, L, 5-4 March 19 Northeastern (Okla.) Pittsburg, W, 7-2 Kan. Kan. Northeastern (Okla.) Pittsburg, W, 5-2 Bethany (Kan.) Pittsburg, W, 7-3 Kan. Kan. Pittsburg State Pittsburg, L, 5-1 March 20 Cameron (Okla.) Pittsburg, W, 6-0 (Kan.) Kan. Kan. March 19 Washburn (Kan.) Pittsburg, L, 4-0 March 26 Houston Baptist Oklahoma W, 7-2 Kan. City, Okla. Friends (Kan.) Pittsburg, L, 4-3 Cameron (Okla.) Oklahoma W, 10-2 Kan. City, Okla. Lindenwood (Mo.) Pittsburg, W, 10-0 March 27 Oklahoma City Oklahoma W, 4-3 Kan. City, Okla. March 25 Oklahoma Baptist Oklahoma W, 5-2 April 2 Midland Lutheran Omaha, W, 14-6 City, Okla. (Neb.) Neb. Central Missouri Oklahoma W, 3-2 St. Mary (Neb.) Omaha, W, 5-1 City, Okla. Neb. March 26 Dana (Neb.) Oklahoma W, 4-3 April 3 Northwest Mo. State Omaha, W, 3-0 City, Okla. Neb. Northeastern Okla. Oklahoma L, 7-6 April 6 Loras Dubuque W, 9-0; City, Okla. W, 7-0 March 29 Neb.-Omaha Pella W, 3-2; April 10 Augustana (Ill.) Pella W, 4-0; W, 7-5 W 13-0 April 1 SIU-Edwardsville Joplin, Mo. W, 7-6 April 17 Simpson Indianola W, 1-0; Missouri Southern Joplin, Mo. W, 1-0 W 2-0 April 2 Mary (N.D.) Joplin, Mo. W, 7-0 April 20 Dubuque Pella W, 10-0; April 9 Luther Decorah W, 7-2; W, 10-0 W, 6-3
Softball 117 April 13 Loras Pella W, 5-1; (Minn.) Neb. W, 5-0 St. Olaf (Minn.) Omaha, W, 3-0 April 16 Buena Vista Pella L, 7-5; Neb. L, 5-3 March 31 Wis.-Stevens Point River Falls, W, 1-0 April 19 Simpson Pella L, 7-2; Wis. W, 6-0 St. Thomas (Minn.) River Falls, W, 6-3 April 23 Dubuque Dubuque W, 10-0; Wis. W, 14-0 April 1 Wis.-River Falls River Falls, W, 7-4 April 26 Mount Mercy Pella W, 2-0; Wis. W, 5-1 April 27 William Penn Oskaloosa L, 3-2; Coe River Falls, W, 3-1 W, 8-4 Wis. April 29 St. Mary (Neb.) Pella W, 6-2; April 6 Loras Dubuque W, 6-0; W, 6-0 W, 7-1 April 30 Upper Iowa Fayette W, 10-0; April 8 Wartburg Waverly L, 4-3; W, 13-3 W, 2-0 May 6 Wartburg Pella L, 3-2; April 11 Luther Pella W, 11-2; W, 2-1 W, 7-0 NCAA Division III regional April 14 St. Olaf (Minn.) Pella W, 9-0 May 13 Illinois Wesleyan Indianola W, 6-0 Wis.-Oshkosh Pella W, 15-2; May 14 Wis.-River Falls Indianola W, 5-0 W, 8-0 May 15 Simpson Indianola W, 5-2 April 15 St. Olaf (Minn.) Pella W, 12-3 April 19 Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 2-1; NCAA Division III finals L, 1-0 May 19 Alma (Mich.) Salem, Va. W, 4-3 April 22 Simpson Indianola W, 4-1; (16 inn.) W, 3-0 May 20 Buena Vista Salem, Va. W, 2-0 April 26 William Penn Pella W, 5-2; May 21 Trenton State Salem, Va. L, 3-2 W, 2-1 (N.J.) May 2 Upper Iowa Pella W, 2-0; Bridgewater State Salem, Va. L, 1-0 W, 10-0 (Mass.) NCAA Division III regional May 12 Aurora (Ill.) Lisle, Ill. W, 3-2 1995 Central College softball results May 13 Illinois Benedictine Lisle, Ill. W, 3-0 35-13 overall May 14 Illinois Benedictine Lisle, Ill. W, 4-2 March 10 Northeastern (Okla.) Joplin, Mo. W, 1-0 NCAA Division III final South Dakota State Joplin, Mo. L, 2-1 May 18 Hope (Mich.) Storm Lake W, 2-1 March 11 Washburn (Kan.) Joplin, Mo. L, 5-2 May 19 Trenton State (N.J.) Storm Lake W, 3-2 William Penn Joplin, Mo. W, 7-0 May 20 Chapman (Calif.) Storm Lake L, 2-0 March 17 Central Missouri St. Pittsburg, L, 2-1 Trenton State (N.J.) Storm Lake L, 10-2 Kan. Washburn (Kan.) Pittsburg, W, 1-0 1996 Central College softball results Kan. 29-15 overall, 13-3 conference Northeastern (Okla.) Pittsburg W, 8-3 March 8 South Dakota State Joplin, Mo. L, 10-4 Kan. Missouri Western Joplin, Mo. W, 3-1 March 18 Pittsburg State Pittsburg, W, 2-1 Southwest Baptist Joplin, Mo. W, 7-1 (Kan.) Kan. (Mo.) March 24 Detroit Mercy Columbia, W, 3-2 March 9 Southern Indiana Joplin, Mo. W, 6-1 (Mich.) Mo. Missouri Southern Joplin, Mo. L, 3-2 Bradley (Ill.) Columbia, L, 2-1 March 15 Quincy (Ill.) Edwards- L, 8-3 Mo. ville, Ill. Tenn.-Chattanooga Columbia, W, 5-2 Indianapolis (Ind.) Edwards- W, 3-2 Mo. ville, Ill. March 25 Missouri Columbia, L, 8-3 Missouri-St. Louis Edwards- W, 7-3 Mo. ville, Ill. Western Illinois Columbia, L, 5-0 March 16 Hillsdale (Mich.) Edwards- L, 2-1 Mo. ville, Ill. March 28 Drake Omaha, L, 3-2 N.W. Missouri St. Edwards- L, 2-0 Neb. ville, Ill. Concordia-St. Paul Omaha, W, 8-3 Ferris St. (Mich.) Edwards- W, 3-2
118 Softball ville, Ill. March 16 Buena Vista Emporia, W, 1-0 March 23 Bradley (Ill.) Columbia, L, 7-6 Kan. Mo. Emporia State (Kan.) Emporia, W, 2-1 Missouri Columbia, L, 3-2 Kan. Mo. Nebraska-Omaha Emporia, W, 6-4 March 24 Bradley (Ill.) Columbia, L, 2-1 Kan. Mo. March 21 Kansas Wesleyan Emporia, W, 7-0 Missouri Columbia, L, 10-1 Kan. Mo. Texas Women’s Emporia, W, 6-2 Missouri- Columbia, W, 4-2 University Kan. Kansas City Mo. Mesa State (Colo.) Emporia, L, 7-1 March 29 Washburn Emporia, L, 8-1 Kan. (Kan.) Kan. March 22 Colorado School Emporia, W, 10-1 Pittsburg State Emporia, W, 6-1 of Mines Kan. (Kan.) Kan. Emporia State (Kan.) Emporia, W, 9-5 Missouri Southern Emporia, W, 4-3 Kan. Kan. Mesa State (Colo.) Emporia, W, 1-0 April 3 Simpson Pella W, 1-0; Kan. W, 3-1 March 27 Park (Mo.) Kansas City, W, 11-3; April 5 Wis.-Oshkosh Pella W, 9-0 Mo. Nebraska Wesleyan Pella W, 8-0 W, 3-1 April 6 Wis.-River Falls Pella W, 10-0 March 28 Central Missouri Warrens- W, 1-0 St. Thomas (Minn.) Pella W, 3-1 State burg, Mo. Wis.-Stevens Point Pella W, 3-1 Central Oklahoma Warrens- L, 7-6 April 13 Luther Decorah W, 10-0; burg, Mo. W, 1-0 Missouri Western Warrens- L, 4-0 April 16 Loras Pella L, 2-1; burg, Mo. W, 10-0 April 5 Upper Iowa Pella W, 14-0; April 18 Wartburg Pella W, 6-2; W, 9-1 W, 1-0 April 12 Lawrence (Wis.) Oshkosh, L, 9-6 April 20 Buena Vista Pella L, 2-1; Wis. L, 2-1 Wis.-Oshkosh Oshkosh, W, 5-3 April 27 Dubuque Dubuque W, 7-1; Wis. W, 4-0 April 13 Augustana (Ill.) Oshkosh, W, 10-1 April 30 William Penn Oskaloosa W, 1-0; Wis. W, 2-0 April 15 Dubuque Pella W, 11-2; May 3 Upper Iowa Fayette W, 11-10; W, 12-4 W, 7-3 April 17 Simpson Indianola L, 8-1; NCAA Division III regional W, 3-2 May 10 *Buena Vista Indianola W, 3-2 April 19 Wartburg Waverly L, 3-1; May 11 *Simpson Indianola L, 2-1 W, 6-3 *Buena Vista Indianola W, 3-1 April 26 Luther Pella W, 10-0; May 12 *Simpson Indianola L, 5-0 W, 6-0 April 28 Grand View Pella W, 1-0; 1997 Central College softball results W, 7-6 35-12 overall, 11-3 conference April 29 William Penn Pella L, 3-0; March 7 Mankato State Joplin, Mo. W, 5-4 W, 7-1 (Minn.) May 2 Loras Dubuque W, 4-1; Emporia State Joplin, Mo. W, 2-1 W, 5-1 (Kan.) NCAA Division III regional Northwest Missouri Joplin, Mo. W, 8-0 May 9 St. Thomas (Minn.) Eau Claire, W, 6-1 State Wis. March 8 Washburn (Kan.) Joplin, Mo. L, 5-4 St. Mary’s (Minn.) Eau Claire, W, 1-0 Morningside Joplin, Mo. W, 3-0 Wis. March 15 Quincy (Ill.) Emporia, W, 4-3 May 10 St. Thomas (Minn.) Eau Claire, L, 3-2 Kan. Wis. Washburn (Kan.) Emporia, L, 1-0 May 11 St. Thomas (Minn.) Eau Claire, W, 2-0 Kan. Wis. South Dakota State Emporia, W, 8-3 NCAA Division III finals Kan. May 15 Wheaton (Mass.) Eau Claire, L, 2-1 Softball 119 Wis. W, 21-1 College of New Eau Claire, L, 2-1 April 25 Buena Vista Pella W, 4-1; Jersey Wis. W, 5-0 April 28 Upper Iowa Fayette W, 9-1; 1998 Central College softball results W, 8-6 30-15 overall, 14-4 conference April 29 Grand View Pella W, 4-0; March 6 Nebraska-Omaha Pittsburg, L, 7-1 W, 1-0 Kan. May 1 Luther Decorah L, 2-1; Mankato State Pittsburg, L, 4-2 W, 9-2 (Minn.) Kan. NCAA Division III regional tournament Pittsburg State Pittsburg, W, 7-5 May 7 St. Mary’s (Minn.) Indianola W, 3-2 (Kan.) Kan. May 8 Simpson Indianola L, 1-0 March 7 Winona State Pittsburg, W, 3-0 May 9 Christopher Newport Indianola W, 10-2 (Minn.) Kan. (Va.) March 17 Cal State- Orange, W, 4-1 Simpson Indianola L, 1-0 Dominguez Hills Calif. Savannah (Ga.) Orange, L, 2-1 1999 Central College softball results Calif. 34-11-1 overall, 16-4 conference Chapman (Calif.) Orange, W, 4-1 March 5 Washburn (Kan.) Pittsburg, W, 2-0 Calif. Kan. March 18 Concordia (Ore.) Orange, W, 2-0 Augustana (S.D.) Pittsburg, L, 8-4 Calif. Kan. Concordia (Calif.) Orange, L, 5-3 Southwest State Pittsburg, W, 8-5 Calif. (Minn.) Kan. March 19 Puget Sound Orange, W, 3-1 March 6 Emporia State (Kan.) Pittsburg, W, 4-2 (Wash.) Calif. Kan. Cal State- Orange, W, 12-1 Missouri Western Pittsburg, W, 3-2 Dominguez Hills Calif. Kan. March 20 Cal Lutheran Orange, W, 9-1 Nebraska-Omaha Pittsburg, L, 8-2 Calif. Kan. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) Orange, L, 7-0 March 19 Regis (Colo.) Emporia, L, 5-2 Calif. Kan. Chapman (Calif.) Orange, L, 5-4 Emporia State (Kan.) Emporia, L, 6-1 Calif. Kan. March 21 Pacific Lutheran Orange, L, 3-0 Central Oklahoma Emporia, W, 4-2 (Wash.) Calif. Kan. Cal State- Orange, L, 3-2 March 20 Colorado School Emporia, L, 4-1 San Bernadino Calif. of Mines Kan. Cal Lutheran Orange, L, 11-3 Friends (Kan.) Emporia, W, 2-0 Calif. Kan. March 27 Schreiner (Texas) Oklahoma W, 5-1 March 27 Webster (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo.W, 5-1 City, Okla. Wisconsin Lutheran St. Louis, Mo.W, 16-0 Oklahoma Science Oklahoma W, 8-1 March 28 Eureka (Ill.) St. Louis, Mo.W, 6-1 & Art City, Okla. Maryville (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo.W, 4-1 William Carey Oklahoma W, 5-1 March 31 Cal.-Riverside Riverside, W, 6-2 (Miss.) City, Okla. Calif. W, 3-1 March 28 Cameron (Okla.) Oklahoma W, 8-0 April 2 St. Thomas (Minn.) La Jolla, W, 4-3 City, Okla. Calif. (8 inn.) April 4 Loras Pella W, 8-0; UC San Diego La Jolla, W, 8-2 L, 3-0 Calif. April 6 Simpson Pella L, 8-0; Univ. of San Diego San Diego, W, 2-1 W, 2-1 Calif. April 11 Wartburg Pella W, 9-1; April 3 Claremont-Mudd San Diego, W, 1-0 L, 5-3 (Calif.) Calif. April 18 William Penn Oskaloosa W, 9-0; Azusa Pacific (Calif.) La Jolla, T, 3-3 W, 4-2 Calif. April 21 Coe Cedar RapidsW, 5-2; April 7 Luther Pella W, 2-1; W, 7-1 W, 1-0 April 24 Cornell Pella W, 9-1; April 10 Wartburg Waverly W, 7-1;
120 Softball W, 5-4 Williams (Mass.) Orange, W, 9-1 April 14 Dubuque Pella W, 5-0; Calif. W, 11-0 March 24 Macalester (Minn.) Orange, W, 10-0 April 17 William Penn Pella W, 5-0; Calif. W, 2-0 Wis.-Eau Claire Orange, W, 2-1 April 20 Coe Pella W, 2-1 Calif. (9 inn.); March 25 Colorado College Orange, W, 8-0 W, 1-0 Calif. (9 inn.) Seattle (Wash.) Orange, W, 19-2 April 22 Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 1-0; Calif. L, 1-0 Gustavus Adolphus Orange, W, 7-0 April 24 Loras Dubuque L, 4-3; (Minn.) Calif. W, 6-1 March 31 Dordt Pella W, 11-1 April 28 Simpson Indianola L, 2-0; Concordia-Moorhead Pella W, 7-2 L, 5-3 (Minn.) May 4 Cornell Mount W, 2-1; April 1 William Jewell (Mo.) Pella W, 9-0 Vernon W, 7-0 Grinnell Pella W, 10-0 May 8 Upper Iowa Pella W, 2-0; April 5 Upper Iowa Fayette W, 15-1; W, 8-0 W, 9-0 NCAA Division III regional tournament April 8 Luther Decorah W, 1-0; May 14 St. Mary’s (Minn.) Indianola L, 4-2 W, 9-0 Cortland State (N.Y.) Indianola W, 4-2 April 15 Dubuque Dubuque L, 2-1; May 15 Webster (Mo.) Indianola W, 5-2 W, 4-0 St. Mary’s (Minn.) Indianola L, 3-2 April 18 William Penn Oskaloosa W, 4-1; W, 3-0 2000 Central College softball results April 20 Coe Cedar RapidsL, 3-2; 40-10 overall, 17-3 conference W, 1-0 March 4 Missouri Southern Pittsburg, W, 3-2 April 22 Buena Vista Pella W, 2-1; Kan. (8 inn.) W, 2-0 Columbia (Mo.) Pittsburg, W, 5-2 April 26 Loras Pella W, 2-1; Kan. W, 8-0 March 4 Wayne State (Neb.) Pittsburg, W, 8-0 April 29 Simpson Pella L, 2-0; Kan. W, 6-2 Pittsburg State Pittsburg, L, 4-2 May 4 Wartburg Pella W, 2-1; (Kan.) Kan. W, 3-2 March 10 Tarleton State Joplin, Mo. W, 11-5 May 6 Cornell Pella W, 6-1; (Texas) (9 inn.) W, 8-0 Northeastern St. Joplin, Mo. W, 9-0 May 7 Coe Waverly W, 7-2 (Okla.) NCAA Division III regional tournament Southwest Baptist Joplin, Mo. W, 11-2 May 12 Coe Cedar RapidsW, 2-1 (Mo.) (10 inn.) March 18 Cal Lutheran Orange, W, 12-3 May 13 St. Mary’s (Minn.) Cedar RapidsL, 3-0 Calif. May 14 Coe Cedar RapidsL, 12-4 Alma (Mich.) Orange, W, 2-0 Calif. 2001 Central College softball results March 19 Pacific (Ore.) Orange, W, 6-2 41-10 overall, 16-4 conference Calif. March 9 Bridgewater State LaGrange, W, 5-2 Tufts (Mass.) Orange, W, 9-6 (Mass.) Ga. Calif. College of New LaGrange, W, 1-0 Pacific Lutheran Orange, L, 8-3 Jersey Ga. (Wash.) Calif. March 10 La Verne (Calif.) LaGrange, L, 5-4 March 21 St. Benedict (Minn.) Orange, W, 5-0 Ga. (8 inn.) Calif. SUNY-Cortland LaGrange, W, 3-2 Linfield (Ore.) Orange, L, 4-3 Ga. Calif. March 11 Springfield (Mass.) LaGrange, W, 3-0 Willamette (Ore.) Orange, L, 2-1 Ga. Calif. Simpson LaGrange, W, 5-0 March 22 Chapman (Calif.) Orange, L, 9-0 Ga. Calif. March 14 Nebraska-Omaha Pensacola, L, 6-5
Softball 121 Fla. (9 inn.) (Wash.) (9 inn.) Missouri Western Pensacola, W, 8-0 NCAA Division III national tournament Fla. May 17 Ithaca (N.Y.) Eau Claire, W, 1-0 March 15 Morningside Pensacola, W, 3-2 Wis. Fla. May 18 Roanoke (Va.) Eau Claire, W, 3-1 Oklahoma Christian Pensacola, L, 1-0 Wis. Fla. (8 inn.) May 19 Muskingum (Ohio) Eau Claire, L, 2-0 March 16 Central Methodist Pensacola, W, 7-1 Wis. (Mo.) Fla. May 20 Wheaton (Mass.) Eau Claire, W, 5-1 Wisconsin Lutheran Pensacola, W, 12-1 Wis. Fla. Muskingum (Ohio) Eau Claire, L, 4-1 Eureka (Ill.) Pensacola, W, 9-1 Wis. Fla. March 17 Morningside Pensacola, W, 4-2 2002 Central College softball results Fla. 36-5 overall, 16-2 conference Oklahoma Christian Pensacola, W, 3-2 March 9 Albion (Mich.) Orange, W, 4-3 Fla. (8 inn.) Calif. March 24 William Penn Omaha, W, 7-5 Chapman (Calif.) Orange, W, 4-1 Neb. Calif. St. Mary’s (Minn.) Omaha, W, 2-1 March 10 Maryville (Mo.) Orange, W, 12-1 Neb. Calif. March 30 Blackburn (Ill.) St. Louis, W, 1-0 Cabrini (Pa.) Orange, W, 5-0 Mo. Calif. Fontbonne (Mo.) St. Louis, W, 10-0 March 12 Trinity (Tex.) Orange, W, 8-0 Mo. Calif.
March 31 Webster (Mo.) St. Louis, W, 3-0 Bethany (Calif.) Orange, W, 16-3 Mo. Calif. Washington (Mo.) St. Louis, W, 10-1 Mo. March 13 Messiah (Pa.) Orange, W, 5-1 April 1 Maryville (Mo.) St. Louis, W, 13-2 Calif. Mo. Mercy (N.Y.) Orange, W, 9-0 Millikin (Ill.) St. Louis, L, 2-0 Calif. Mo. March 15 SUNY-Utica Orange, W, 11-3 April 3 Cornell Mount W, 4-0 Calif. Vernon W, 8-0 Menlo (Calif.) Orange, W, 7-0 April 7 Upper Iowa Pella W, 8-0; Calif. W, 9-0 March 16 Savannah A&D Orange, W, 9-0 April 11 Luther Pella W, 8-0; Calif. W, 1-0 Williams (Mass.) Orange, W, 4-0 April 14 Wartburg Waverly L, 5-4; Calif. W, 11-1 March 17 Plattsburgh State Orange, W, 3-0 April 17 Dubuque Pella W, 7-1; (N.Y.) Calif. W, 13-0 Wis.-La Crosse Orange, L, 1-0 April 19 William Penn Pella W, 4-0; Calif. L, 5-4 March 18 Savannah A&D (Ga.) Orange, W, 8-4 April 21 Coe Pella W, 7-0; Calif. W, 7-1 La Verne (Calif.) Orange, W, 7-3 April 25 Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 3-0; Calif. W, 3-1 March 28 Webster (Mo.) St. Louis, W, 4-3 April 28 Loras Dubuque W, 3-0; March 29 St. Mary’s (Minn.) St. Louis, W, 2-0 W, 9-0 Gustavus Adolphus St. Louis, W, 9-1 May 1 Simpson Indianola L, 5-1; (Minn.) Mo. L, 1-0 March 30 Illinois Wesleyan St. Louis, W, 3-2 NCAA Division III regional tournament Mo. May 11 Pacific Lutheran Pella W, 2-1 April 6 Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 3-2 (Wash.) (8 inn.) Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 5-4 La Verne (Calif.) Pella W, 1-0 April 10 Coe Cedar RapidsL, 1-0 Pacific Lutheran Pella W, 4-3 Coe Cedar RapidsL, 4-3
122 Softball April 13 Cornell Pella W, 5-0 Cornell Mount W, 9-1 Cornell Pella W, 8-0 Vernon April 16 Dubuque Pella W, 8-0 April 15 Dubuque Dubuque W, 4-0 Dubuque Pella W, 8-0 Dubuque Dubuque W, 6-0 April 20 Loras Pella W, 7-1 April 17 Loras Dubuque W, 3-0 Loras Pella W, 1-0 Loras Dubuque W, 8-0 April 24 Luther Decorah W, 2-0 April 18 Wis.-Oshkosh Oshkosh, W, 4-0 Luther Decorah W, 5-0 Wis. April 27 Upper Iowa Fayette W, 3-2 Wis.-Oshkosh Oshkosh, W, 5-1 Upper Iowa Fayette W, 2-1 Wis. April 30 Simpson Pella W, 4-0 April 19 Lakeland (Wis.) Oshkosh, W, 8-0 Simpson Pella W, 3-0 Wis. May 3 Wartburg Pella W, 4-1 Wis.-La Crosse Oshkosh, W, 1-0 Wartburg Pella W, 3-0 Wis. May 10 Wartburg Pella W, 1-0 April 23 Luther Pella W, 4-0 (11 inn.) Luther Pella W, 3-1 NCAA Division III regional April 26 Upper Iowa Pella W, 8-0 May 12 St. Thomas (Minn.) Pella L, 1-0 Upper Iowa Pella W, 9-1 Coe Pella L, 4-1 April 29 Simpson Indianola W, 1-0 Simpson Indianola T, 0-0 2003 Central College softball results May 2 Wartburg Waverly W, 2-0 41-5-1 overall, 14-2-1 conference Wartburg Waverly L, 3-2 March 8 Pitt-Bradford (Pa.) Orange, W, 6-2 NCAA Division III regional Calif. May 9 East Texas Baptist Tacoma, W, 5-1 Cal State-Hayward Orange, W, 3-1 Wash. Calif. May 10 Pacific Lutheran Tacoma, W, 2-1 March 9 Rensselaer (N.Y.) Orange, W, 3-0 (Wash.) Wash. (8 inn.) Calif. May 11 Pacific Lutheran Tacoma, W, 2-0 LaVerne (Calif.) Orange, W, 3-2 (Wash.) Wash. Calif. NCAA Division III finals March 11 Bethany (Calif.) Orange, W, 3-0 May 16 Western New Salem, Va. W, 7-0 Calif. England (Mass.) Texas Lutheran Orange, W, 6-0 May 17 Salisbury (Md.) Salem, Va. L, 6-0 Calif. May 19 Wartburg Salem, Va. W, 2-1 March 12 Albion (Mich.) Orange, W, 9-0 Emory (Ga.) Salem, Va. W, 3-2 Calif. Illinois Wesleyan Salem, Va. W, 8-3 Chapman (Calif.) Orange, W, 6-3 May 20 Salisbury (Md.) Salem, Va. W, 1-0 Calif. Salisbury (Md.) Salem, Va. W, 5-3 March 14 Rhode Island College Orange, W, 9-1 Calif. 2004 Central College softball results March 29 Fontbonne (Mo.) St. Louis, W, 1-0 35-9 overall, 13-3 conference Mo. March 12 Captial (Ohio) La Grange, W, 2-1 March 30 Blackburn (Ill.) St. Louis, W, 3-1 Ga. Mo. Moravian (Pa.) La Grange, L, 3-0 March 30 Maryville (Mo.) St. Louis, W, 6-3 Ga. Mo. March 13 Roanoke (Va.) La Grange, L, 3-1 Washington (Mo.) St. Louis, L, 2-1 Ga. Mo. (9 inn.) Muhlenberg La Grange, W, 1-0 April 3 Truman State (Mo.) Kirksville, L, 4-2 (Pa.) Ga. Mo. March 14 Coe La Grange, W, 4-3 Truman State (Mo.) Kirksville, W, 3-0 Ga. Mo. Pacific Lutheran La Grange, W, 4-2 April 5 Buena Vista Pella W, 1-0 (Wash.) Ga. (9 inn.) March 16 Plattsburgh State Pensacola, W, 7-2 Buena Vista Pella W, 1-0 (N.Y.) Fla. April 9 Coe Pella L, 1-0 Plattsburgh State Pensacola, W, 5-0 (15 inn.) (N.Y.) Fla. April 12 Cornell Mount W, 5-2 March 17 MacMurray (Ill.) Pensacola, W, 8-1 Vernon Fla.
Softball 123 MacMurray (Ill.) Pensacola, W, 9-0 Culver-Stockton Orange, W, 4-2 Fla. (6 inn.) (Mo.) Calif. March 18 Missouri Southern Pensacola, L, 4-1 March 7 Thomas More (Ky.) Orange, W, 10-1 Fla. Calif. Lincoln (Mo.) Pensacola, W, 5-0 Haverford (Pa.) Orange, W, 4-1 Fla. Calif. March 19 West Florida Pensacola, W, 2-1 March 9 Dominican (Calif.) Orange, L, 7-1 Fla. Calif. Ohio Dominican Pensacola, W, 3-2 Ithaca (N.Y.) Orange, W, 8-2 Fla. (8 inn.) Calif. March 20 MacMurray (Ill.) Pensacola, W, 7-3 March 10 Lake Erie (Ohio) Orange, W, 11-3 Fla. Calif. Missouri Southern Pensacola, W, 3-2 LaVerne (Calif.) Orange, L, 7-5 Fla. Calif. March 27 Wis.-Eau Claire Cedar RapidsW, 8-3 March 11 Wittenberg (Ohio) Orange, W, 12-4 Gustavus Adolphus Cedar RapidsW, 4-2 Calif. (Minn.) Mount St. Joseph Orange, L, 8-2 March 28 St. Norbert (Wis.) Cedar RapidsW, 5-4 (Ohio) Calif. April 3 Wartburg Pella L, 2-1 March 18 Texas Lutheran St. Louis, L, 2-0 Wartburg Pella W, 4-2 Mo. April 8 Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 2-1 Texas Lutheran St. Louis, W, 7-1 Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 5-1 Mo. April 10 Coe Cedar RapidsW, 2-0 March 19 Augustana (Ill.) St. Louis, L, 2-1 Coe Cedar RapidsL, 4-1 Mo. April 13 Cornell Pella W, 6-0 Washington St. Louis, L, 4-3 Cornell Pella W, 5-2 (Mo.) Mo. April 17 Dubuque Pella W, 10-1 March 20 Maryville (Mo.) St. Louis, W, 8-2 (5 inn.) Mo. Dubuque Pella W, 8-0 Clarke St. Louis, W, 13-1 (5 inn.) Mo. April 21 Loras Pella W, 8-0 March 26 Nebraska Wesleyan Cedar Rapids W, 6-4 (6 inn.) Wis.-Oshkosh Cedar Rapids W, 8-0 Loras Pella W, 4-0 April 2 Coe Pella W, 2-1 April 22 Clarke Pella W, 10-0 Coe Pella L, 7-5 (5 inn.) April 6 Loras Dubuque W, 9-3 Clarke Pella W, 3-0 Loras Dubuque W, 2-0 April 24 Luther Decorah W, 13-1 April 9 Dubuque Dubuque W, 9-0 (6 inn.) Dubuque Dubuque W, 8-0 Luther Decorah W, 8-3 April 17 Wartburg Pella L, 7-0 April 27 Upper Iowa Fayette W, 7-1 Wartburg Pella L, 3-0 Upper Iowa Fayette L, 6-5 April 23 Luther Pella W, 3-0 (8 inn.) Luther Pella W, 2-1 April 30 Simpson Pella W, 3-0 April 27 Buena Vista Pella W, 7-0 Simpson Pella W, 6-2 Buena Vista Pella W, 1-0 May 7 Clarke Pella W, 7-1 April 28 Bethel (Minn.) Pella W, 10-3 NCAA Division III regional Bethel (Minn.) Pella W, 3-1 Washington (Mo.) Pella W, 3-0 April 30 Cornell Mount W, 9-0 May 8 St. Thomas (Minn.) Pella L, 4-1 Vernon May 9 Washington (Mo.) Pella W, 4-2 Cornell Mount W, 13-1 St. Thomas (Minn.) Pella L, 3-2 Vernon May 3 Fontbonne (Mo.) Saint Louis, W, 9-4 2005 Central College softball results Mo. 28-12 overall, 12-4 conference Fontbonne (Mo.) Saint Louis, L, 5-4 March 5 Azusa Pacific Orange, L, 4-0 Mo. (Calif.) Calif. May 6 Simpson Indianola W, 2-0 Chapman Orange, L, 5-0 Simpson Indianola L, 3-2 (Calif.) Calif. March 6 Ithaca (N.Y.) Orange, W, 7-0 Calif.
124 Softball 2006 Central College softball results 2007 Central College softball results 33-13 overall, 12-4 conference 27-13 overall; 9-7 conference March 10 Greensboro (N.C) Orange, Calif. W, 1-0 Feb. 23 #Millsaps (Miss.) Pineville, La. W, 3-1 Methodist (N.C.) Orange, Calif. L, 3-2 #Hardin-Simmons Pineville, La. L, 9-4 (8 inn.) (Texas) March 11 Methodist (N.C.) Orange, Calif. W, 8-0 #LaGrange (Ga.) Pineville, La. W, 5-1 (6 inn.) Feb. 24 #Louisiana College Pineville, La. L, 5-0 Kenyon (Ohio) Orange, Calif. W, 10-2 March 9 +William Paterson (N.J.) Panama City, W, 3-1 (5 inn.) Fla. March 12 Chapman (Calif.) Orange, Calif. L, 6-4 +Wis.-Eau Claire Panama City, W, 5-3 Mount St. Joseph (Ohio) Orange, Calif. W, 6-0 Fla. March 13 Illinois College Orange, Calif. W, 6-0 March 10 +Willamette (Ore.) Panama City, L, 12-4 Fontbonne (Mo.) Orange, Calif. W, 8-5 Fla. March 15 Kenyon (Ohio) Orange, Calif. W, 6-0 +Rutgers-Camden Panama City, W, 14-13 Knox (Ill.) Orange, Calif. W, 16-0 (N.J.) Fla. March 16 Wesleyan (Conn.) Orange, Calif. W, 12-0 March 11 +Babson (Mass.) Panama City, W, 11-2 (5 inn.) Fla. Simon Fraser (B.C.) Orange, Calif. L, 7-4 +Moravian (Pa.) Panama City, W, 4-1 March 17 Rutgers-Camden (N.J.) Orange, Calif. W, 5-4 Fla. March 25 $Wis-Stout Cedar Rapids W, 9-4 March 13 !Concordia (Wis.) Orlando, Fla. W, 9-0 $St. Mary’s (Minn.) Cedar Rapids W, 5-1 !Anderson (Ind.) Orlando, Fla. W, 6-4 March 26 $Wis-River Falls Cedar Rapids W, 5-1 March 14 !Geneseo State (N.Y.) Orlando, Fla. W, 6-1 $Mount Mercy Cedar Rapids W, 12-3 !Ithaca (N.Y.) Orlando, Fla. L, 1-0 $Wis.-Oshkosh Cedar Rapids W, 8-0 March 16 !Mass. College Orlando, Fla. W, 10-0 April 1 *Cornell Pella W, 2-0 of Liberal Arts *Cornell Pella W, 7-0 !Springfield (Mass.) Orlando, Fla. W, 5-2 April 5 *Luther Decorah W, 5-3 March 17 !Bridgewater State Orlando, Fla. W, 7-5 *Luther Decorah W, 3-1 (Mass.) April 8 *Wartburg Waverly L, 4-3 !Smith (Mass.) Orlando, Fla. W, 8-0 *Wartburg Waverly W, 4-3 April 4 *Buena Vista Pella W, 12-1 April 11 *Simpson Pella L, 3-2 *Buena Vista Pella W, 14-3 *Simpson Pella L, 4-1 April 6 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 10-0 April 14 Washington (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. L, 3-1 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 10-0 Washington (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. W, 5-2 April 14 *Wartburg Pella L, 9-0 April 15 Illinois Wesleyan St. Louis, Mo. W, 3-2 *Wartburg Pella W, 9-2 April 18 Clarke Grinnell W, 13-3 April 15 *Cornell Mt. Vernon W, 7-0 Grinnell Grinnell W, 8-4 *Cornell Mt. Vernon W, 18-1 April 19 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 3-1 April 18 *Coe Pella L, 7-1 *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 7-3 *Coe Pella L, 3-0 April 22 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 6-1 April 21 *Simpson Indianola W, 5-3 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 8-6 *Simpson Indianola L, 3-0 April 27 *Loras Pella W, 6-1 April 23 Gustavus Adolphus Pella W, 1-0 *Loras Pella W, 7-5 (Minn.) May 1 *Dubuque Pella W, 6-0 *Dubuque Pella W, 13-0 Gustavus Adolphus Pella W, 4-1 Iowa Conference tournament (Minn.) May 4 Buena Vista Fort Dodge W, 4-1 April 28 *Luther Pella L, 15-5 May 4 Coe Fort Dodge L, 4-1 *Luther Pella L, 8-2 May 5 Simpson Fort Dodge L, 4-3 April 29 *Loras Dubuque W, 6-3 NCAA Division III regional *Loras Dubuque L, 3-2 May 11 Aurora (Ill.) Rock Island, W, 9-1 Iowa Conference tournament Ill. (9 inn.) May 3 Simpson Fort Dodge L, 4-3 May 12 Wis-Eau Claire Rock Island, L, 7-1 May 4 Coe Fort Dodge L, 3-1 Ill. #Louisiana College Inv. May 13 Coe Rock Island, L, 2-1 +NFCA Leadoff Classic Ill. (8 inn.) !Rebel Spring Games +Sun West Classic *Iowa Conference game $Coe Invitational *Iowa Conference game
Softball 125 2008 Central College softball results 2009 Central College softball results 24-16 overall; 8-8 conference 36-8 overall, 13-3 conference March 14 Wheaton (Ill.) Orange, Calif. W, 4-3 March 13 #Monmouth (Ill.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 8-0 March 15 +St. Thomas (Minn.) Orange, Calif. L, 9-0 #SUNY-Oneonta Tucson, Ariz. W, 9-0 +Point Loma (Calif.) Orange, Calif. L, 10-3 March 14 #Wis.-Eau Claire Tucson, Ariz. L, 7-2 March 16 +Hamline (Minn.) Orange, Calif. W, 10-7 #Augsburg (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 6-1 +Tufts (Mass.) Orange, Calif. L, 9-0 March 15 #Wis.-Platteville Tucson, Ariz. W, 9-0 March 18 +Chapman (Calif.) Orange, Calif. L, 9-0 #Lakeland (Wis.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 11-2 (5 inn.) March 16 #Wesleyan (Conn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 9-1 +St Mary’s (Minn.) Orange, Calif. W, 8-4 #Edgewood (Wis.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 16-8 March 18 #Wis.-La Crosse Tucson, Ariz. W, 2-1 March 19 +St. Catherine (Minn.) Orange, Calif. W, 9-0 #Marian (Wis.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 5-3 (5 inn.) March 19 #Denison (Ohio) Tucson, Ariz. W, 6-3 +Hamline (Minn.) Orange, Calif. W, 7-0 #Otterbein (Ohio) Tucson, Ariz. W, 4-0 Calif. March 20 #Wis.-Eau Claire Tucson, Ariz. W, 6-4 March 20 Claremont-Mudd- Claremont, W, 5-0 #St. Mary’s (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 6-2 Scripps (Calif.) Calif. March 21 #St. Olaf (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 11-0 Claremont-Mudd- Claremont, L, 10-1 #St. Catherine (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 11-1 Scripps (Calif.) Calif. (Minn.) March 21 +Elmhurst (Ill.) Orange, Calif. W, 6-3 March 29 *Cornell Mt. Vernon W, 9-0; +Plattsburgh State (N.Y.) Orange, Calif. L, 3-2 *Cornell Mt. Vernon W, 9-2 March 29 %Fontbonne (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. W, 10-1 April 1 *Luther Pella W, 4-3 %Webster (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. W, 4-3 (10 inn) %Saint Scholastica St. Louis, Mo. W, 16-5 *Luther Pella L, 2-1 (Minn.) April 3 Washington (Mo.) Pella W, 4-3 April 1 Westminster (Mo.) Pella W, 9-1 Washington (Mo.) Pella W, 4-1 Westminster (Mo.) Pella W, 12-0 April 7 *Wartburg Pella L, 3-2 April 2 *Loras Pella L, 4-2 *Wartburg Pella W, 4-1 *Loras Pella W, 7-4 April 10 *Simpson Indianola W, 4-0 April 5 *Wartburg Waverly L, 12-0 *Simpson Indianola W, 10-0 *Wartburg Waverly L, 3-1 (6 inn.) April 7 Grinnell Pella W, 8-0 April 11 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 2-1 April 9 *Simpson Pella L, 7-0 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 5-0 *Simpson Pella L, 11-6 April 15 *Buena Vista Pella W, 5-1 April 13 *Cornell Pella W, 6-0 *Buena Vista Pella W, 8-0 *Cornell Pella W, 7-1 (5 inn.) April 16 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 8-0 April 16 Augustana (Ill.) Pella W, 5-4 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 4-2 Augustana (Ill.) Pella W, 3-2 April 19 *Dubuque Pella W, 7-3 April 18 *Coe Pella W, 5-0 *Dubuque Pella W, 14-1 *Coe Pella W, 1-0 (5 inn.) April 21 *Loras Dubuque W, 6-2 April 22 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 9-0 *Loras Dubuque W, 10-0 (5 inn.) (5 inn.) *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 8-4 April 24 Dana (Neb.) Pella W, 5-4 April 26 *Luther Decorah L, 7-4 Dana (Neb.) Pella W, 7-3 *Luther Decorah W, 9-3 Iowa Conference tournament April 28 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, W, 8-4 May 1 Luther Pella L, 5-2 Ill. Dubuque Pella W, 4-0 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, W, 9-0 Wartburg Pella W, 5-3 Ill. (5 inn.) Luther Pella L, 8-5 Iowa Conference tournament NCAA Division III tournament regional May 1 Luther Waverly L, 6-4 May 7 Gustavus Adolphus Indianola L, 11-4 May 2 Simpson Waverly W, 9-4 (Minn.) May 3 Luther Waverly L, 2-1 May 8 Washington (Mo.) Indianola L, 5-0 +Sun West Classic #Tucson Invitational Games %St. Louis (Mo.) Invitational *Iowa Conference game *Iowa Conference game
126 Softball 2010 Central College softball results May 8 Simpson Indianola L, 4-2 30-14 overall, 12-4 conference NCAA Division III regional Feb. 25 $Howard Payne Longview, TX W, 11-0 May 13 Claremont-Mudd- Indianola L, 8-4 (Texas) (5 inn.) Scripps (Calif.) Feb. 27 $Austin (Texas) Longview, TX W, 4-0 May 14 Chicago Indianola L, 8-2 $Southwestern (Texas) Longview, TX L, 4-3 March 12 +Denison (Ohio) Panama City, L, 3-0 *doubleheader Fla. $LeTourneau (Texas) Inv. +St. Thomas (Minn.) Panama City, W, 3-2 +NFCA Leadoff Classic Fla. @National Training Center Spring Games March 13 +Christopher Panama City, L, 9-6 %Washington-St. Louis (Mo.) Marriott West Inv. Newport (Va.) Fla. %Iowa Conference tournament +Wis.-Eau Claire Panama City, W, 2-0 Fla. 2011 Central College softball results March 14 +St. Thomas (Minn.) Panama City, W, 5-4 39-9 overall, 14-2 conference Fla. (8 inn.) March 11 #Pitt.-Bradford (Pa.) Tuscon, Ariz. L, 4-3 +Cortland State (N.Y.) Panama City, Fla. L, 8-0 #St. Mary’s (Minn.) Tuscon, Ariz. L, 5-1 March 16 @Franciscan (Ohio) Clermont, Fla. W, 16-2 March 12 #Oneonta State (N.Y.) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 7-2 (5 inn.) #Southwestern (Texas) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 6-5 @Ripon (Wis.) Clermont, Fla. W, 3-1 (8 inn.) March 17 @Berry (Ga.) Clermont, Fla. W, 5-4 March 13 #Augsburg (Minn.) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 7-3 @Concordia (Wis.) Clermont, Fla. W, 4-3 #Dickinson (Pa.) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 4-0 March 18 @Keene State (N.H.) Clermont, Fla. W, 5-1 March 14 #Wis.-La Crosse Tuscon, Ariz. W,10-1 @Bethel (Minn.) Clermont, Fla. W, 15-4 #LaVerne (Calif.) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 5-4 (6 inn.) March 16 #Husson (Maine) Tuscon, Ariz. W,10-1 March 20 %Augustana (Ill.) St. Louis, Mo. W, 8-5 (6 inn.) %Fontbonne (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. L, 7-4 #Schreiner (Texas) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 2-0 March 27 Wis.-Eau Claire Pella W, 5-3 March 17 #Denison (Ohion) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 16-7 Wis.-Eau Claire Pella W, 5-0 #Marian (Wis.) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 5-4 April 2 *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 3-0 March 18 #Otterbein (Ohio) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 5-1 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 4-1 #Carleton (Minn.) Tuscon, Ariz. W,14-1 April 8 *Loras Pella W, 10-0 (5 inn.) (6 inn.) March 19 #St. Catherine (Minn.) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 5-1 *Loras Pella W, 1-0 #North Central (Ill.) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 9-0 April 10 *Wartburg Waverly L, 8-4 (5 inn.) *Wartburg Waverly W, 7-3 April 1 %Washington-St. Louis Grinnell W, 3-2 April 17 *Dubuque Pella W, 5-1 %Dubuque Grinnell W,10-6 *Dubuque Pella W,10-4 April 2 *Wartburg Pella W, 10-0 April 21 *Luther Decorah W, 6-3 (5 inn.); *Luther Decorah L, 4-1 *Wartburg Pella W, 10-2 April 24 *Simpson Pella W, 3-2 (5 inn.) *Simpson Pella L, 4-2 April 5 *Buena Vista Pella W, 6-1; April 29 *Cornell Pella W, 10-1 *Buena Vista Pella W, 4-1 (5 inn.) April 8 St. Scholastica (Minn.) Eau Claire, Wis. W, 3-2; *Cornell Pella W, 7-1 St. Scholastica (Minn.) Eau Claire, Wis. W, 10-2 (5) May 1 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 12-4 April 9 Wis.-Eau Claire Eau Claire, Wis. W, 11-1 (5 inn.) Ws.-Eau Claire Eau Claire, Wis. L, 8-3 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 12-2 April 13 *Simpson Indianola W, 8-6 (5 inn.) *Simpson Indianola W, 4-2 May 2 Gustavus Adolphus St. Peter, Minn. W, 1-0 April 16 *Loras Dubuque W, 5-0 (Minn.) *Loras Dubuque W, 4-1 Gustavus Adolphus St. Peter, Minn. L, 8-1 April 19 *Coe Pella W, 3-2 (Minn.) *Coe Pella W, 5-4 Iowa Conference tournament April 23 *Luther Pella L, 9-5 May 6 Loras Indianola W, 10-0 *Luther Pella L, 1-0 (5 inn.) April 27 *Cornell Mount Vernon W, 10-2 (5) Luther Indianola L, 4-1 *Cornell Mount Vernon W, 4-3 May 7 Buena Vista Indianola W, 9-4 April 30 *Dubuque Dubuque W,10-6 Coe Indianola W, 11-7 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 15-4
Softball 127 May 4 Grinnell Pella W, 10-1 (5) (6 inn.) W, 12-0 (5) April 9 *Dubuque Pella W, 3-2 Iowa Conference tournament April 14 *Wartburg Waverly W, 11-2 May 5 Coe Decorah L, 8-7 (5 inn.) (14 inn.) April 14 *Wartburg Waverly W, 14-0 May 6 Simpson Decorah L, 8-4 (5 inn.) NCAA Division III regional April 21 *Simpson Pella W, 5-2 May 12 Benedictine (Ill.) Pella W, 12-7 April 21 *Simpson Pella L, 9-3 May 14 Coe Pella L, 2-1 April 22 *Cornell Pella W, 4-2 (9 inn.) April 22 *Cornell Pella W, 4-1 May 15 Anderson (Ind.) Pella W, 3-2 April 24 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 4-0 Wis.-Whitewater Pella W, 5-2 April 24 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 4-2 (8 inn.) (10 inn.) May 16 Coe Pella W, 7-3 April 28 *Loras Pella L, 3-2 Linfield (Ore.) Pella L, 12-0 April 28 *Loras Pella W, 9-1 (5 inn.) (6 inn.) #Tucson Invitational Games Iowa Conference tournament %Grinnell Hy-Vee Classic May 3 Simpson Decorah W, 2-0 *Iowa Conference game May 4 Coe Decorah L, 3-2 May 5 Luther Decorah W, 3-0 2012 Central College softball results May 5 Coe Decorah W, 7-5 36-10 overall, 12-4 conference May 5 Coe Decorah W, 2-1 March 9 #Alfred (N.Y.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 9-1 (8 inn.) (5 inn.) NCAA Division III regional March 9 #Pitt-Bradford (Pa.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 13-0 May 11 Wis.-River Falls Pella L, 6-0 (5 inn.) May 11 St. Scholastica (Minn.) Pella W, 10-2 March 10 #Alfred (N.Y.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 4-1 May 12 Coe Pella L, 2-0 March 10 #McKendree (Ill.) Tucson, Ariz. L, 4-3 (9 inn.) #Tucson Invitational Games March 11 #Nazareth (N.Y.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 6-0 !St. Louis Invitational March 11 #Edgewood (Wis.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 14-1 *Iowa Conference game (6 inn.) March 12 #Claremont-Mudd- Tucson, Ariz. W, 2-0 2013 Central College softball results Scripps (Calif.) 32-10 overall, 12-2 conference (tie, first place) March 12 #Nazareth (N.Y.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 9-2 March 8 +East Texas Baptist Columbus, Ga. L, 3-2 March 14 #Sul Ross (Texas) Tucson, Ariz. W, 5-3 +Ohio Nothern Columbus, Ga. W, 4-3 March 14 #Wis.-La Crosse Tucson, Ariz. L, 10-5 March 9 +Piedmont (Ga.) Columbus, Ga. L, 2-1 March 15 #Denison (Ohio) Tucson, Ariz. W, 12-2 +Cortland State (N.Y.) Columbus, Ga. L, 7-5 (5 inn.) March 10 +St. John Fisher Columbus, Ga. L, 6-4 March 15 #Lakeland (Wis.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 12-1 (N.Y.) (5 inn.) +Mississippi College Columbus, Ga. W, 8-0 March 16 #Dickinson (Pa.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 8-0 (5 inn.) (5 inn.) March 12 #Sul Ross State (Texas) Tucson, Ariz. W, 9-1 March 16 #Trinity (Texas) Tucson, Ariz. W, 5-4 (6 inn.) March 17 #Gustavus Adolphus Tucson, Ariz. W, 10-4 #Edgewood (Wis.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 4-0 (Minn.) March 13 #Texas Lutheran Tucson, Ariz. W, 4-0 March 17 +Dickinson State (N.D.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 10-3 #Marian (Wis.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 8-0 March 24 !Fontbonne (Mo.) St. Ann, Mo. W, 3-1 (5 inn.) March 24 !Concordia (Ill.) St. Louis, Mo. W, 11-0 March 14 #Trinity (Texas) Tucson, Ariz. W, 5-0 March 25 !Augustana (Ill.) St. Louis, Mo. W, 5-1 #Chatham (Pa.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 10-2 March 25 !Fontbonne (Mo.) St. Ann, Mo. L, 4-3 (5 inn.) March 31 *Luther Decorah L, 4-2 March 15 #Dickson (Pa.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 13-1 March 31 *Luther Decorah L, 5-4 (6 inn.) April 4 *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 9-6 #Concordia (Texas) Tucson, Ariz. L, 2-1 April 4 *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 5-2 (8 inn.) April 5 Washington (Mo.) Pella W, 3-0 March 16 #Judson (Ill.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 3-0 #Trinity (Texas) Tucson, Ariz. W, 7-0 April 5 Washington (Mo.) Pella W, 4-1 March 23 %Wis.-Platteville St. Louis, Mo. W, 8-0 April 9 *Dubuque Pella W, 8-0 (5 inn.)
128 Softball %Washington (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. W, 7-1 March 17 #Claremont-Mudd- Tuscon, Ariz. L, 2-1 March 29 @St. Scholastica (Minn.) Oskaloosa W, 4-3 Scripps (Calif.) (9 inn.) March 19 #Claremont-Mudd- Tuscon, Ariz. L, 7-0 @St. Scholastica (Minn.) Oskaloosa W, 11-0 Scripps (Calif.) (5 inn.) March 19 #Ausburg (Minn.) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 5-0 March 30 @Wis.-Eau Claire Oskaloosa W, 9-1 (5 inn.) (5 inn.) March 20 #La Verne (Calif.) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 10-2 April 3 *Simpson Indianola W, 6-5 (5 inn.) (11 inn.) March 20 #Pomona-Pitzer Tuscon, Ariz. W, 6-0 *Simpson Indianola W, 12-3 (Calif.) (5 inn.) March 21 #Whittier (Calif.) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 5-4 April 6 *Loras Dubuque W, 5-3 March 21 #Chapman (Calif.) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 5-4 (8 inn.) (10 inn.) *Loras Dubuque W, 9-1 March 22 #Gustavus Adolphus Tuscon, Ariz. L, 3-2 (6 inn.) (Minn.) April 13 *Dubuque Pella W, 10-2 March 22 #St. Olaf (Minn.) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 12-2 (5 inn.) (5 inn.) *Dubuque Pella L, 5-2 March 29 @Washington (Mo.) Pella W, 3-2 April 15 *Buena Vista Pella W, 2-0 March 29 @St. Scholastica (Minn.) Pella W, 9-3 *Buena Vista Pella W, 10-3 March 30 @Ausburg (Minn.) Pella W, 7-5 April 20 *Wartburg Waverly W, 13-1 March 30 @Ausburg (Minn.) Pella W, 7-2 (5 inn.) March 31 @Wis.-Eau Claire Pella W, 9-8 *Wartburg Waverly W, 6-0 (8 inn.) April 21 *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 5-3 March 31 @Wis.-Eau Claire Pella W, 8-0 (10 inn.) (5 inn.) *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 7-5 April 5 *Wartburg Pella W, 9-1 April 27 *Luther Pella W, 1-0 (6 inn.) (9 inn.) April 5 *Wartburg Pella W, 8-0 *Luther Pella W, 5-3 (5 inn.) Iowa Conference Tournament April 6 Webster (Mo.) Pella W, 10-7 May 5 Luther Cedar Rapids L, 9-3 April 6 Webster (Mo.) Pella W, 10-0 NCAA Pella Regional Tournament (First Place) (5 inn.) May 9 Cornell Pella W, 1-0 April 8 *Luther Decorah L, 4-3 (8 inn.) April 8 *Luther Decorah W, 6-5 May 10 Fontbonne (Mo.) Pella W, 3-1 April 9 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 15-7 May 11 St. Thomas (Minn.) Pella W, 9-1 (5 inn.) (5 inn.) April 9 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 9-5 May 12 St. Thomas (Minn.) Pella W, 2-1 April 12 *Loras Pella W, 8-0 NCAA Division III finals (5 inn.) May 17 Montclair State (N.J.) Eau Claire, Wis. L, 4-1 April 12 *Loras Pella W, 10-2 May 18 Texas-Tyler Eau Claire, Wis. L, 5-4 (5 inn.) (8 inn.) April 19 *Simpson Pella W, 11-3 +NFCA Leadoff Classic (6 inn.) #Tucson Invitational Games April 19 *Simpson Pella L, 2-1 %Washington University/Mizuno Invitational April 22 *Coe Pella L, 5-3 @Central-Simpson Invitational Aprill 22 *Coe Pella W, 2-1 *Iowa Conference game April 26 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 4-0 April 26 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 3-1 2014 Central College softball results Iowa Conference Tournament 30-12 overall, 10-4 conference (tie, second place) May 1 Buena Vista Cedar Rapids L, 7-4 March 14 #Dickinson (Pa.) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 14-0 May 3 Dubuque Cedar Rapids L, 5-4 (5 inn.) NCAA Pella Regional Tournament (fourth place) March 14 #Baldwin-Wallace Tuscon, Ariz. W, 7-0 May 9 North Central (Ill.) Pella L, 5-0 (Ohio) May 10 Luther Pella L, 7-3 March 15 #Marian (Wis.) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 14-0 #Tuscon Invitational Games (5 inn.) @Central-Simpson Invitational March 15 #Crown (Minn.) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 8-0 *Iowa Conference games (5 inn.) March 16 #Marian (Wis.) Tuscon, Ariz. W, 6-0
Softball 129 2015 Central College softball results W, 10-4 34-12 overall, 9-3 conference (second place) NCAA Super Regional tournament March 6 ^Wis.-River Falls Rochester, Minn. L, 7-5 May 15 Linfield (Ore.) Pella L, 9-6 ^Wis.-La Crosse Rochester, Minn. W, 5-4 May 16 Linfield (Ore.) Pella L, 10-2 March 7 ^Wis.-Eau Claire Rochester, Minn. W, 7-1; (6 inn.) L, 6-1 *Iowa Conference doubleheader March 13 #Staten Island (N.Y.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 7-0 ^Rochester Dome Tournament #Marian (Wis.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 11-0 #Tucson Invitational Games (5 inn.) +NFCA Division III Leadoff Classic March 14 #Edgewood (Wis.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 8-0 @Central Invitational (5 inn.) 2016 Central College softball results #Crown (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 13-2 23-15 overall, 8-6 conference (5 inn.) Feb. 27 !Bethel (Minn.) Rochester, Minn W, 7-4; March 15 #Wis.-La Crosse Tucson, Ariz. L, 6-2 L, 6-2 #Denison (Ohio) Tucson, Ariz. W, 11-3 March 5 #Westminster (Pa.) Kissimmee, Fla. W, 8-0 (5 inn.) (6 inn.) March 16 #Denison (Ohio) Tucson, Ariz. L, 8-7 #Mitchell (Conn.) Kissimmee, Fla. W, 22-1 #Edgewood (Wis.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 11-0 (5 inn.) (5 inn.) March 6 #Bluffton (Ohio) Kissimmee, Fla. W, 2-1 March 18 #Mayville State (N.D.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 9-7 #Muskingum (Ohio) Kissimmee, Fla. W, 7-1 March 19 #Wis.-La Crosse Tucson, Ariz. W, 2-0 March 7 #Thomas More (Ky.) Kissimmee, Fla. L, 3-2 #Puget Sound (Wash.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 7-3 #Mt. St. Joseph (Ohio) Kissimmee, Fla. W, 8-3 March 20 #Pacific Lutheran (Wash.)Tucson, Ariz. L, 11-3 March 8 #Widener (Pa.) Kissimmee, Fla. L, 3-0 (5 inn.) (8 inn.) #Valley City State (N.D.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 11-2 #Illinois College Kissimmee, Fla. W, 5-4 March 9 #Kean (N.J.) Kissimmee, Fla. W, 2-1 (6 inn.) #Rhodes (Tenn.) Kissimmee, Fla. W, 12-9 March 21 #Lewis and Clark (Ore.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 10-3 March 11 +Piedmont (Ga.) Columbus, Ga. W, 7-4 #St. Joseph’s- Tucson, Ariz. W, 8-0 (9 inn.) Brooklyn (N.Y.) (5 inn.) +Texas Luthern Columbus, Ga. L, 5-3 March 27 @Gustavus Adolphus Pella W, 5-3; March 12 +Western Connecticut Columbus, Ga. W, 4-3 (Minn.) W, 9-5 State March 28 @St. Benedict (Minn.) Pella L, 2-1 +St. Thomas (Minn.) Columbus, Ga. L, 3-2 @St. Norbert (Wis.) Pella W, 10-1 March 13 +Augustana (Ill.) Columbus, Ga. W, 9-6 (5 inn.) +Alma (Mich.) Columbus, Ga. L, 5-4 March 29 @St. Norbert (Wis.) Pella W, 6-3 April 2 @Washington-St. Louis Pella L, 9-2; @St. Scholastica (Minn.) Pella W, 9-1 W, 4-3 (6 inn.) April 3 @Gustavus Adolphus Pella L, 6-2; March 31 *Simpson Indianola W, 11-10 (Minn.) W, 8-0 April 4 *Wartburg Waverly W, 8-2; April 5 *Simpson Pella W, 6-5; W, 3-1 W, 6-2 April 9 *Loras Pella W, 8-3; April 8 *Dubuque Pella L, 3-1; W, 11-3 W, 8-3 April 13 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 9-0; April 11 *Loras Dubuque L, 4-3; L, 5-4 W, 11-6 April 16 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 5-2; April 21 *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 10-4; W, 9-2 L, 8-6 April 19 *Coe Pella W, 7-4; April 26 *Buena Vista Pella W, 8-2; L, 10-3 W, 7-6 April 23 *Luther Decorah L, 1-0; (8 inn.) L, 4-0 Iowa Conference tournament April 30 *Wartburg Pella W, 7-2; May 2 Dubuque Decorah W, 7-1 L, 5-4 Luther Decorah W, 8-2 Iowa Conference Tournament NCAA Regional tournament May 6 Coe Decorah W, 5-4 May 7 Luther Decorah L, 17-11 May 8 Gustavus Adolphus Pella L, 3-2 *Iowa Conference doubleheader (Minn.) (8 inn.) !Rochester Dome Tournament May 9 Fontbonne (Mo.) Pella W, 4-3 #Rebel Spring Games Gustavus Adolphus Pella W, 7-4 +NFCA Division III Leadoff Classic (Minn.) @Central Invitational May 10 Aurora (Ill.) Pella W, 2-1;
130 Softball 2017 Central College softball results May 13 Washington-St. Louis Pella L, 2-1 32-10 overall, 13-3 conference (Mo.) March 11 #Suffolk (Mass.) Tucson, Ariz. L, 3-2 *Iowa Conference doubleheader #Wis.-Platteville Tucson, Ariz. W, 12-3 #Tucson Invitational Games (5 inn.) March 12 #Stevens (N.J.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 13-12 2018 Central College softball results #Minn.-Crookston Tucson, Ariz. W, 5-3 29-12 overall, 12-4 conference March 13 #Dickinson (Pa.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 15-0 March 2 @Trine (Ind.) Tucson, Ariz. L, 11-3 (5 inn.) (6 inn.) #Eastern Conn. State Tucson, Ariz. W, 7-2 @Christopher Newport Tucson, Ariz. L, 5-2 March 14 #Greenville (Ill.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 7-0 (Va.) #MacMurray (Ill.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 9-1 March 3 @DePauw (Ind.) Tucson, Ariz. W, (5 inn.) 11-10 March 16 #Augsburg (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 9-2 (8 inn.) #Robert Morris- Tucson, Ariz. W, 13-5 @Babson (Mass.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 5-0 Chicago (Ill.) (6 inn.) March 4 @Linfield (Ore.) Tucson, Ariz. L, 11-5 March 17 #Hamline (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 8-0 @Whitworth (Wash.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 10-5 (5 inn.) March 6 ^Rockford (Ill.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 13-0 #Trinity (Texas) Tucson, Ariz. W, 5-4 (5 inn.) March 18 #Wis.-La Crosse Tucson, Ariz. L, 10-4 ^St. Benedict (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. L, 5-4 #Hamline (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 6-2 (8 inn.) March 19 #Wis.-La Crosse Tucson, Ariz. L, 3-2 March 7 ^Hiram (Ohio) Tucson, Ariz. W, 12-6 (8 inn.) ^Wittenberg (Ohio) Tucson, Ariz. W, 4-2 #Hamline (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 11-2 March 9 ^Chapman (Calif.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 10-0 (5 inn.) (5 inn.) March 26 St. Benedict (Minn.) Pella W, 7-6; ^Northland (Wis.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 11-0 W, 9-1 (5 inn.) (6 inn.) March 10 ^Staten Island (N.Y.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 5-3 March 28 Grinnell Grinnell W, 6-0; ^RIT (N.Y.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 11-2 W, 9-1 March 11 ^Wis.-La Crosse Tucson, Ariz. W, 7-0 (6 inn.) ^Augsburg (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 7-6 April 1 Wis.-Eau Claire Pella W, 3-2; March 28 Grinnell Pella L, 5-3; L, 4-2 W, 10-2 April 4 *Wartburg Waverly W, 4-0; (5 inn.) W, 10-1 March 30 *Coe Pella W, 2-1; (6 inn.) L, 7-5 April 8 *Simpson Indianola W, 2-1; (9 inn.) W, 4-0 April 7 *Simpson Pella W, 7-2; April 12 *Buena Vista Pella W, 2-0; W, 8-0 W, 10-5 (6 inn.) April 15 *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 2-0; April 11 *Loras Pella W, 7-2; L, 10-2 W, 1-0 (5 inn.) April 12 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 5-4 April 18 *Luther Pella L, 4-2; (9 inn.); L, 3-1 W, 6-4 April 22 *Loras Dubuque W, 6-0; April 21 *Wartburg Pella W, 5-2; W, 5-0 W, 12-4 April 26 *Nebraska Wesleyan Pella W, 6-2; (5 inn.) W, 2-1 April 22 Westminster (Mo.) Pella W, 7-2; (9 inn.) W, 9-1 April 29 *Dubuque Pella W, 2-0; (5 inn.) W, 8-2 April 25 *Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. L, 6-5 Iowa Conference tournament (9 inn.); May 6 Loras Decorah W, 8-0 W, 8-5 (6 inn.) April 28 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 7-6 Luther Decorah L, 4-3 (9 inn.); (9 inn.) W, 9-0 NCAA Division III Pella, Iowa Regional (6 inn.) May 12 St. Thomas (Minn.) Pella L, 10-2 May 1 *Luther Decorah L, 3-1; (6 inn.) W, 2-1
Softball 131 Iowa Conference tournament May 4 Coe Pella W, 3-0 May 5 Luther Cedar Rapids L, 9-1 NCAA Division III Pella, Iowa Regional (6 inn.) May 10 Lake Forest (Ill.) Pella L, 10-1 NCAA Division III St. Paul, Minnesota Regional (second (6 inn.) place) May 11 Saint Benedict (Minn.) Pella W, 6-1 May 10 Wis.-Oshkosh St. Paul, Minn. L, 5-2 Wis.-La Crosse Pella L, 5-1 May 11 Northwestern-St. Paul St. Paul, Minn. W, 2-1 *American Rivers Conference (Minn.) #Tucson Invitational Games Wis.-Oshkosh St. Paul, Minn. W, 2-0 +doubleheader May 12 St. Thomas (Minn.) St. Paul, Minn. L, 1-0 @neutral-site home game
*Iowa Conference @NFCA Division III Leadoff Classic ^Tucson Invitational Games
2019 27-10 overall, 12-4 conference March 11 @#Saint Mary’s (Ind.) Tucson, Ariz W, 16-10 #Case Western Reserve Tucson, Ariz. L, 8-0 (5 (Ohio) inn.) March 15 @#Hamline (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 4-3 #Trinity (Texas) Tucson, Ariz. W, 5-1 March 16 #George Fox (Ore.) Tucson, Ariz. L, 4-1 #Augsburg (Minn.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 11-2 (6 inn.) March 17 @#Gustavus Adolphus Tucson, Ariz. W, 3-1 (Minn.) @#Wis.-La Crosse Tucson, Ariz. L, 8-6 March 19 @#Texas-Dallas Tucson, Ariz. W, 7-3 @#MacMurray (Ill.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 15-4 (5 inn.) March 20 #Huntington (Ind.) Tucson, Ariz. W, 5-4 (8 inn.) #Centre (Ky.) Tucson, Ariz. L, 14-10 March 30 *+Simpson Indianola W, 6-3; W, 11-0 (5 inn.) April 2 *+Buena Vista Pella W, 7-6; W, 6-4 April 6 +North Central (Ill.) Naperville, Ill. W, 7-2; W, 4-2 April 10 *+Wartburg Waverly W, 7-6; L, 11-0 (5 inn.) April 13 *+Nebraska Wesleyan Pella W, 3-2; L, 9-2 April 16 *+Dubuque Pella W, 7-5; W, 7-5 April 19 *+Coe Cedar Rapids L. 5-4; L, 9-0 (5 inn.) April 22 +Monmouth (Ill.) Pella W, 4-0; W, 5-1 April 24 *+Loras Dubuque W, 13-1 (5 inn.); W, 4-3 April 27 *+Luther Pella W, 8-7; W 10-1 (5 inn.) American Rivers tournament May 4 Dubuque Pella W, 8-2
132 Softball LeRoy Timmer MVP Award 1974 - Barb Barrett 1991 - Christi Van Werden 2008 - Kelly Harris 1975 - Chris Weaver 1992 - Julie Nelson 2009 - Alysha Overturf 1976 - Carol Burt 1993 - Kelly MacDonald 2010 - Kiley Lythberg 1977 - Lana Wohlers 1994 - Staci Van Arendonk 2011 - Kiley Lythberg, Katie Tenboer 1978 - Cindy Hawes 1995 - Missey Allen 2012 - Angela Davis 1979 - Carol Burt 1996 - Missey Allen 2013 - Caitlyn Meyer 1980 - Nancy Sheldon 1997 - Stacey Sonnek 2014 - Annie Sarcone 1981 - Becky Peter 1998 - Heather Nevitt 2015 - Katie Canney, Shannon 1982 - Deb Schneider 1999 - Donell Hotze Coulson, Paige Heesch, Kaitlin 1983 - Deb Schneider 2000 - Donell Hotze Matzen,Karlee Rock, Kallie Schive, 1984 - Deb Schneider 2001 - Annie Van Wetzinga Mallory Schulenberg, Whitney 1985 - Kris Thompson 2002 - Molly Parrott Sowers, Abbey Strajack, Dana Van 1986 - Laurie Sutten 2003 - Libby Hysell Renterghem 1987 - Kris Thompson 2004 - Corrie Schmidt 2016 - Tabitha Taylor 1988 - Laurie Sutten 2005 - Anne Legg 2017 - Karly Olson 1989 - Lori Ellwood 2006 - Kristin Wares 2018 - Emily Walton 1990 - Jamie Mahnke 2007 - Laura Anderson 2019 - Mariah Fritz NCAA Iowa/Conference Woman of the Year 2019 - Mariah Fritz
CoSIDA Academic All-Americans 1992 - Heather Reedy 1993 - Heather Reedy Mindi Remsburg CoSIDA Academic All-District 2006 - Abigail Frye 2011 - Katie Tenboer 2007 - Ryann Engholm 2017 - Tabitha Taylor 2009 - Ryann Engholm 2018 - Mariah Fritz Alysha Overturf 2019 - Sara Tallman National Fastpitch Coaches Association Top 10 Academic Team
1996 2000 - ninth 1997 - sixth 2017 - tie, fifth
Softball 133 National Fastpitch Coaches Association Scholar-Athlete Softball Team 1996 - (4) Amy Hakeman, Kim Pickett, Sarah Street, Alison 2011 - (13) Lexi Cessna, Mycaela Crouse, Jess Edler, Rachael Wilson Everingham, Chelsea Greiner, Brie Haycraft, Kiley 1997 - (8) Amy Hakeman, Amy Lester, Kristy Pedersen, Katie Lythberg, Jordan Overland, Heidi Reburn, Trysh Shimak Shelley, Stacey Sonnek, Amy Spaur, Kara Stanley, Ellen Emily Te Brink, Katie Tenboer, Rachel Whiteside Thompson 2012 - (10) Lexi Cessna. Shannon Coulson, Angela Davis. 1998 - (5) Amy Hakeman, Rundi Nelson, Kelly Oliver, Katie Jess Edler, Chelsea Greiner, Brie Haycraft, Jordan Shelley, Wendy Walton Overland, Emily Te Brink, Dana Van Renterghem, Holly 2000 - (11) Denise Barnard, Daniela Grob, Donell Hotze, Dawn Von Fumetti Howard, Mandy Jens, Kelly Oliver, Molly Parrott, Ellen 2013 - (9) Lexi Cessna, Chelsea Greiner, Brie Haycraft, Jordan Thompson, Mary Vande Hoef, Annie Van Wetzinga. Jamie Overland, Heidi Reburn, Trisha Smith, Whitney Sowers Waterman Emily Te Brink. Dana Van Renterghem 2001 - (4) Denise Barnard. Mandy Jens, Kelly Oliver, Mary 2014 - (11) Katie Canney, Lexi Cessna, Shannon Coulson, Vande Hoef Brie Haycraft, Mikayla Heath, Chelsea Greiner, Jordan 2002 - (4) Denise Barnard, Emily Carlson, Molly Parrott, Overland, Karlee Rock, Taylor Sohn, Abbey Strajack, Dana Missy Voigt Van Renterghem 2003 - (9) Amy Adams, Katie Boyington, Abby Frye, Kris 2015 - (12) Kaci Braner, Brooke Brommel, Katie Canney, Hughes, Anne Legg, Stef Miller, Beth Peterson, Mary Mikayla Heath, Paige Heesch, Karlee Rock, Taylor Sohn, Vande Hoef, Jill Williams Whitney Sowers, Lizzie Stock, Tabitha Taylor, Abbey 2005 - (5) Katie Boyington, Abby Frye, Kristen Friedrichs, Strajack, Dana Van Renterghem Anne Legg, Tine Shimak 2016 - (9) Sarah Bowen, Kaci Braner, Mikayla Heath, Makenzie 2006- (8) Laura Anderson, Patience Anderson, Katie Matt, Karly Olson, Kylie Olson, Taylor Sohn, Tabitha Boyington, Ryann Engholm, Abby Frye, Alysha Overturf, Taylor, Nicole Williams Kelsey Rethmeier, Tina Shimak 2017 - (14) Sarah Bowen, Kaci Braner, Taylor Fisher, Mariah 2007 - (8) Laura Anderson, Natalie Deming, Ryann Engholm, Fritz, Mikayla Heath, Makenzie Matt, Karly Olson, Kylie Kristen Friedrichs, Alysha Overturf. Lacey Ritscher. Tina Olson, Taylor Sohn, Sara Sparks, Sarah Sponder, Sara Shimak, Amy Zellmer Tallman, Tabitha Taylor, Abbie Voas 2008 - (6) Ryann Engholm, Katrina Hruby, Alysha Overturf, 2018 - (10) Kaci Braner, Mariah Fritz, Casey Lewis, Makenzie Lacey Ritscher, Megan Swingen, Amy Zellmer Matt, Kylie Olson, Amanda Sigulas, Sarah Sponder, Sara 2009 - (7) Natalie Deming, Ryann Engholm, Alysha Overturf, Tallman, Tabitha Taylor, Ally Vantiger Megan Swingen, Katie Tenboer, Alyse Vander Plaats, Holly 2019 - (8) Lauren Bagby, Sadie Baugher, Mariah Fritz, Kamryn Von Fumetti Hayes, Kylie Olson, Danielle Riley, Amanda Sigulas, Sara 2010 - (11) Shanna Aberson, Natalie Deming, Jess Edler, Tallman Bethany Koskamp, Taylor Larkin, Kiley Lythberg, Taryn Pennington, Hallie Schon, Allysa Stephens, Katie Tenboer Holly Von Fumetti
134 Softball 2020 roster Name Pos. B/T Ht. Yr. Hometown/High school **Kaitlyn Andresen 2B/DP R/R 5-6 Sr. Davenport, Iowa/Assumption **Katie Banowetz 1B/DP R/R 5-7 Jr. Grand Mound, Iowa/Calamus-Wheatland *Lauren Birt 2B/SS L/R 5-3 So. Ankeny, Iowa/Centennial Lexi DeJong OF R/R 5-4 Jr. Peyton, Colo./Vista Ridge Maddie DeLeon UT/P L/L 5-6 Sr. Fargo, N.D./North Megan Doty 2B-SS R/R 5-3 Fr. Grinnell, Iowa/Grinnell Madison Farrington C R/R 5-7 Fr. Marshalltown, Iowa/East Marshall Maci Fritz UT R/R 5-3 Jr. Tama, Iowa/South Tama Kamryn Hayes P R/R 5-4 So. Saint Joseph, Mo./Benton Denae Howes OF/P R/R 5-3 Jr. Denver, Colo./Arvada Sydni Huisman P R/R 5-8 Fr. Treynor, Iowa/Treynor Cheyanna Jennings 2B R/R 5-6 Jr. Hermitage, Mo./Hermitage Emma Johnson OF L/R 5-2 Fr. Davenport, Iowa/Assumption Grace Lovett C/3B R/R 5-6 Fr. Eudora, Kan./Eudora Emma Lowden 1B/C R/R 5-4 Fr. Winterset, Iowa/Winterset Meredith Mahoney C R/R 5-9 So. Downers Grove, Ill./South **Daria Parchert SS R/R 5-7 Jr. Illinois City, Ill./Rockridge Kellie Prince OF R/R 5-6 So. Linden, Iowa/Panorama **Paige Roehlk 3B L/R 5-6 Jr. Davenport, Iowa/West Skylar Sadler P R/R 5-7 Fr. Lisbon, Iowa/Lisbon Morgan Schaben P/3B R/R 5-6 Fr. Harlan, Iowa/Harlan Cassie Severson C/UT R/R 5-8 Fr. Ankeny, Iowa/Centennial *Lauren Shirley P R/R 5-6 Sr. Queen Creek, Ariz./Seton Catholic ***Amanda Sigulas 1B/C R/R 5-6 Sr. Morton, Ill./Morton Emma Snyder P R/R 5-3 So. Carroll, Iowa/Carroll **Sarah Sponder C/DP R/R 5-9 Sr. Sioux City, Iowa/East Sabrina Tallman P R/R 5-1 So. Pella, Iowa/Pella ***Sara Tallman CF L/R 5-3 Sr. Pella, Iowa/Pella **Shaye Witte LF L/R 5-5 Jr. West Des Moines, Iowa/Waukee *letters earned
Coach: George Wares Associate head coach: Alicia O’ Brien Assistants: Keith Jones, John Edwards Athletic trainer: Frank Neu Strength and conditioning coach: Kyle Johnson
Softball 135 Outlook Freshmen frequently play starring roles in Central College’s historic run of 30 NCAA Division III softball tournament appear- ances over the past 34 years. Yet NFCA Hall of Fame coach George Wares has never leaned as heavily on rookies in the pitching circle as the Dutch will likely need to do this year. And he can’t wait to get started. Three first-year hurlers bring a stack of all-state Iowa high school credentials to a squad that returns six position starters from last year’s 27-10 club that captured the program’s 13th conference title and 30th NCAA berth. But Wares, Division III’s win- ningest coach with a 1,152-394-3 record over 35 seasons, recognizes there’s a difference between promise and performance and a first season of college softball for any player is likely to be a bumpy ride, particularly pitchers. “Who knows what’s going to happen the first time they have some really tough strike zone or they give up a grand slam and we lose the game because of it?” Wares pondered. Adding to Wares’ worries is an opening behind the plate, where freshmen are also among the leading contenders for the catching position. Countering those concerns is the return of four NFCA Division III All-Midwest Region players in senior second baseman Kaitlyn Andresen, junior shortstop Daria Parchert, senior center fielder Sara Tallman and senior right fielder Shaye Witte. It’s a largely tournament-tested lineup that leaves Wares enthused. And it’s a squad not only infused with the incoming pitchers but one of the program’s deepest and most promising overall freshman classes in recent years. Uncertainty abounds, but so does upside. “This team has a ceiling that is a super regional and national tournament ceiling and it has a floor of not even making the postseason,” Wares said. “That’s a variance we have and that’s just being honest. I’d be disappointed, obviously, if we’re at the lower part of that but you can’t say it would be surprising with the vulnerability we have in terms of injuries at certain positions and the fact that we’re counting on some freshmen to be pretty significant parts of what we’re trying to do. The flip side is, I would not be surprised if we’re having a conversation (in May) about a trip to Tyler, Texas (site of the Division III champion- ships).”
Pitcher American Rivers Conference pitcher of the year Mariah Fritz shouldered the bulk of last year’s pitching load, posting a 20-9 record over 172 innings. The only pitcher with any varsity experience is senior Lauren Shirley. A junior college transfer, she appeared in eight games last spring, with a 3.62 earned run average in 9.2 innings. Yet even with that limited time on the field, Shirley’s filling an invalu- able role. And she could make an impact in the circle as well. “She spent quite a bit of time (training) in the off-season,” Wares said. “I’m not sure yet if she will elevate into the top three or not but I will tell you it appears her relationship with the three freshmen is very good and they seem to really listen to her. She saw Mariah (Fritz), and what she went through last year and I think she’s been able to articulate that so she’s another voice, besides the coaches’, that is telling the freshmen what it’s going to take to be successful at the college level.” Wares isn’t hiding his excitement about the freshman trio of Sydni Huisman, Skylar Sadler and Morgan Schaben. “We feel very good about our incoming class and we’re going to have get a lot of innings out of them,” Wares said. Huisman’s mother, Kara Stanley Huisman, gained all-America distinction as a pitcher for the Dutch in 1997 while her father, Justin, was an all-conference linebacker. She led her Treynor squad to the state tourney last summer with a 30-3 mark and 0.59 earned run average. “Sydni throws it as hard as any pitcher we’ve had in some time with a legitimate rise ball and change-up,” Wares said. “She brings a presence in the circle and a maturity, even for a freshman.” Sadler has similar high school credentials at Lisbon but a contrasting style, posting a 24-3 mark and 0.58 ERA. “Skylar was another first-team all-state pitcher who went to state a couple times,” Wares said. “She’s different, quieter, yet still brings competitiveness. Both have come from winning programs. They complement each other. Skylar works a little more down and throws a curve ball and Sydni has the ability to go up a little bit more.” Schaben, from Harlan, brings another contrast and has good bloodlines as well, with a sister who served as her Harlan High School coach and another who plays at Iowa State University. “I guess funky is the best way to describe her,” Wares said. “She has a decent rise ball and a really good change-up. She’s a good complement to the other two and maybe comes in the most ready to swing the bat at this level.” In addition to posting a 22-7 pitching mark, Schaben ripped nine homers with 43 RBIs for Harlan.
Catcher While there’s no clear answer at catcher, Wares likes the options, starting with senior Sarah Sponder, who has quietly labored as a back-up catcher, designated player and pinch-hitter. She hit .231 last year with two homers in 52 at-bats, driving in eight runs. “Sarah looks very good,” Wares said. “As a senior we’re hoping she can plug into the lineup.” But freshmen Cassie Severson of Ankeny and Madison Farrington of Marshalltown will get extended opportunities as well. “We have two freshmen who we think, physically, are as good as any we’ve had in a while,” Wares said. “It’s just a ques-
136 Softball tion of how quickly they understand the nuances of the position. You need more than just physical ability.” Seversen split time between catcher and the outfield in high school but Wares thinks is ready to blossom. “She was probably an underrecruited player,” he said. “We thought Cassie was going to be good with what we’ve seen in the fall and the off-season. She’s better than a lot of people give her credit for behind the plate. She has a very good arm and is pretty softball-savvy.” Farrington bashed 15 home runs with 68 RBIs for a state tourney team at East Marshall. “Madison Farrington was recruited by a lot of people,” Wares said. “She looks the part. She’s strong and she’s got a very good arm. She hit with a lot of power at East Marshall. Her ceiling is really high but she also has to transition into the other parts of the position, which will come, but we’ve got to go with the pace she’s comfortable at.” Sponder will get the first shot but all three will see action. “With those three, we feel really good with whatever rotation we go with,” Wares said. “I don’t think, whether it’s pitching or catching, that we’re going to be locked in to one or two. We’re probably going to switch it up quite a bit early and see what happens with those positions. They all three are capable of doing some other things as well.” Other candidates are also available, including sophomore Meredith Mahoney.
First base Senior Amanda Sigulas is entering her third year as a starter at first base. A two-time academic all-conference honoree, Sigulas hit. 223 with five doubles, a homer and 15 RBIs last year, but surged late in the season. “We’re hoping we have the Amanda Sigulas who finished the year,” Wares said. “Amanda works as hard as anybody to keep herself in shape and improve physically. If she can play early like she did late, she’ll be very good.” Junior Katie Banowetz was a capable back-up last year but saw most of her time as a pinch-hitter. She batted .286 with two doubles, a homer and eight RBIs in just 14 at-bats. “We feel comfortable with Katie, especially defensively,” Wares said. “But she’s not 100%. She was injured in the fall and went from 10 or 20% to where we’re about 70% right now. She can play defense but can’t swing the bat yet. That’s obviously a struggle for her. When she’s healthy she’s someone we feel can challenge Amanda at first base and also give us a backup at other positions.” If the Dutch need immediate backup help, Wares said he could slide Sponder over from catcher to fill in. He could also turn to senior Maddie DeLeon, a veteran utility player and pitcher who has experience at first base. She appeared in five games last year.
Second base Andresen, a team co-captain, switched from third base to second last year and proved effective, while making herself a key cog in the Dutch offense. She batted .398 with seven doubles, two homers and 27 RBIs. She was a second-team all-conference pick for the second time and was also a second-team all-region selection. “When we moved her to second base, a lot of people didn’t think it would work,” Wares said. “She has limited range, but she’s a gamer and she’s very competitive. She understands the game and she positions herself well to make range less of a fac- tor. She gives us a voice out on the field that we’re going to need.” Sophomore Lauren Birt was a nice surprise. She saw action at second base and as a designated player, hitting .301 and scoring 18 runs. “Probably our best second baseman, in terms of a ceiling, is Lauren Birt,” Wares said. “She’s very quick, athletic and has really good range. We want both Lauren and Kaitlyn, in some way, to get on the field.” The Dutch can also call on senior Cheyanna Jennings, who brings extensive junior varsity experience and support off the bench. And Wares is impressed with some freshman candidates as well.
Shortstop Central’s had a line of slick-fielding shortstops during Wares’ lengthy tenure. Parchert may be the best yet and she’s the total package, hitting a scorching .522 in conference play to lead the league, and batting .379 overall with 11 doubles, two hom- ers and 27 RBIs. The team’s defensive player of the year, she was also the conference assists leader with 46 while compiling a .939 fielding percentage. She was a first-team all-conference pick last year after receiving second-team distinction as a freshman and was a second-team all-region choice as well. “Daria is as good as any shortstop around,” Wares said. Yet the position is also a source of worry as the Dutch need to quickly develop some depth. Parchert missed action in each of her first two seasons and there’s not another experienced shortstop on the roster. Wares would likely turn to Birt in a pinch. “We’re getting her as much time as we can at second but also giving her time at short for those moments when we might need her,” Wares said.
Third base While there are other open positions, nowhere is the picture murkier than at third base.
Softball 137 “It’s our biggest question,” Wares concedes. Junior Paige Roehlk could settle the issue. Primarily a pinch-runner in lettering the past two years, she stole four bases and scored 10 runs last season. “Right now, Paige Roehlk is the front-runner,” Wares said. “She needs to do some things better but she’s improved. She’s got an above-average arm. The fall season has helped her understand the position, which is important, especially when you have a young battery where she’s going to have to do a little more in terms of coming to the ball in clutch situations. Part of our decision is what are we going to get offensively.” Roehlk brings speed at the plate but if Central needs more pop, Andresen could slide back over to third base. “She played it well when she played there two years ago,” Wares said. “She reads the ball off the bat well and she throws off the run well, which is necessary at third. That would allow us to put Birt at second base. It probably gives us the best oppor- tunity to do what we want to do offensively.” A third option is junior Maci Fritz, another pinch-runner from a year ago. “She’s gotten better,” Wares said. “She just had to adjust as a transfer to how we do things here and I think has improved quite a bit.” Depth should also come from freshmen, Wares said.
Outfield Even with a spot open, the outfield is a strength. The Dutch roll out one of the best top-of-the-order tandems in school his- tory in Tallman and Witte. Wares loves having Tallman in the lead-off spot where she hit .390 last year and is doing a rewrite of the school’s stolen base records. Tallman scored 37 runs with 14 RBIs and 24 steals after swiping a school-record 47 in 2018. She’s tied for second in career steals with 95, 19 shy of Daniela Grob’s record (1997-2000), is eighth in career runs (120) and 13th in career hits (157). But Wares is equally enamored with her defense. “She can run things down,” he said. “You love outfielders who can take base hits away, particularly when you play in the Leadoff (Classic in Arizona) with 235 or 240-foot fences.” Tallman, a team co-captain, is a three-time NFCA all-region honoree and a three-time first-team all-conference selection as well as a three-time Easton/NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete Award winner and a CoSIDA Academic All-District pick. Meanwhile Witte has torched opponents with a .402 average in her two seasons since transferring to Central. She hit a team-high .400 last year with 13 doubles and 23 RBIs. Remarkably, she did so while battling through injury. “With Shaye, you think back to the catch she made against Luther up against the fence and the base hit she got when it looked like we’d given the (conference title-deciding) game away in the top half of the inning,” Wares said. “She’s a gamer, offen- sively and defensively. She’s battled injury every second she’s been here and I’m not sure she’s ever been 100% but her 80% is pretty good. Our objective in the preseason is to get her as healthy as we can.” Witte played right field in 2018 before moving to left last season. She may return to right field this spring if the left field job goes to freshman Emma Johnson of Davenport. Johnson also gained all-state recognition, hitting .394 in helping Assumption capture its third straight Class 3A state title. “Emma, again she’s a freshman, but she probably comes in more ready than a lot of outfielders we’ve had,” Wares said. “Give credit to where she’s played, at Davenport Assumption, where she’s played at a high level. She’s quick, she gets a good read on the ball and she brings a good component offensively.” Putting Johnson in left rather than right might help ease her transition to college softball. “It’s going to be tough enough for a freshman to play a pretty big role for us without moving to a new position,” Wares said. But Johnson has to win the job and she’ll get competition from sophomore Kellie Prince (Linden, Panorama HS), who scored nine runs in 16 games as a pinch-runner last season. “She’s improved a lot,” Wares said. “As a defensive replacement for any of those players, I would feel pretty good about Kelly moving in.” Wares thinks the Dutch have unearthed another replacement in junior transfer Denae Howes of Denver, Colo. “Denae is kind of a diamond in the rough,” he said. “She’s still learning how to play the game at a level that she hasn’t played before. That’s a bit of a slow process that we’re trying to be patient with but she has to be patient with herself. She’s a very versatile player.” Howes also has some pitching experience and already shows promise as a pinch-runner.
Designated player The Dutch won’t make a decision on a designated player until the defensive lineup is sorted out. If Birt doesn’t start in the field, she’s an obvious candidate. Likewise with Andresen. But Wares is also enamored with Schaben. In addition to her power at the plate, as a pitcher she provides some valuable lineup flexibility. “We’ll definitely look at Sponder, if she gets on a roll, we’ll look at Banowetz and, if we wanted to go strictly with a speed lineup, we could go with Roehlk if we thought her short game got better,” Wares said.
138 Softball Those players are also on the pinch-hitting menu, along with DeLeon. “We feel pretty good about the options we’re going to have off the bench in terms of pinch hitting,” Wares said. “Being a DP is very hard because you’re in the game three times maybe, and it’s even harder to pinch hit. Probably our most consistent pinch-hitter of the returners is Sarah Sponder even though her average doesn’t necessarily show that. When I think back to the opportunities to pinch-hit that she’s had, she’s always a pretty tough out and that’s what you want from that position.” Pinch-runners The pinch-running roster is also dependent on Central’s defensive alignment. Prince and Fritz will see action along with Howes and freshman Megan Doty of Grinnell. Central held a 91-39 stolen base advantage over opponents last year, yet that’s not as lopsided of a margin as in many seasons in the foot-to-the-gas baserunning style Wares employs. The Dutch have swiped more than 100 bases 20 times in the past 32 years. Wares anticipates a climb in Central’s numbers and attributes last year’s decline largely to game situations. “It was not as much of an intentional downward drop in the stolen bases as it might seem,” he said. “So, yeah, we’re going to run, run, run. Sometimes you have to make sure that you’re picking the moments correctly. The straight steal is a big part of that but a lot of the pressure we want to put on teams is the hit-and-run and the bunt-and-run. We’re going to try to put as much pressure on the opponent as we can.” He sees several players who can contribute to a ramped-up running attack, starting with Tallman as she nears the school career mark. “We would love Shaye Witte’s total to increase, if she can get healthy,” he said. “She’s a really good base runner but has never been able to show that. We think Emma Johnson is a big threat on the bases and so is Lauren Birt. And Megan Doty is a freshman but has been coming to our camps forever and probably comes in more ready as a pinch-runner than anybody we’ve had in a while.”
The schedule Central’s schedule takes a different turn this year. Not a fan of indoor softball, Wares is nonetheless opening with two dome games in Rochester, Minnesota Feb. 29 to get the young pitchers some experience before the first of two trips to the Sun Belt. The Dutch return to Tucson, Arizona for the NFCA Division III Leadoff Classic where they’ll see several nationally prominent opponents March 6-8. Then rather than return to Arizona for spring break as the squad has for several seasons, Central will devi- ate for a year with a trip to the Spring Games in Clermont, Florida March 16-21. The American Rivers remains one of Division III’s most competitive softball leagues and the Dutch will again find stiff resistance in bidding for their first back-to-back titles since taking three in a row from 2002-04. Perennial contender Luther College remains a threat and Wares expects continued improvement from Wartburg College and from the University of Dubuque, a surprise last year, along with Simpson College and Buena Vista University, among others. Any of the nine squads could make an extended conference tournament run, Wares said. “You know the reason I’ve always said I still believe our league is the one of the best in the of a country is not because our top is any better than the top teams in the country, but when you start comparing the others, I think our 5-6-7-8-9 teams are better than most other leagues’ 5-6-7-8-9 teams. So there’s just not an easy day that you have in our league. There’s a reason nobody’s gone undefeated (in the conference) for quite some time. It’s a pretty tough thing to do.” The good news, Wares notes, is that those that survive the conference minefield emerge with a hefty strength-of-schedule rating and an enhanced attraction for those handing out NCAA Division III tournament berths. The lure of returning to Division III tournament yet again continues to drive Wares because it’s an experience he knows his players will cherish. “People that have never been to a D3 tournament should go see it because it’s really competitive and very good softball,” Wares said. “We’re just happy and fortunate to be part of that.” Similarly, the energy and emotion provided by the growing network of alumni players who remain firmly connected to the program keep Wares as fueled in year 36 with the Dutch as he was in 1985. “I can’t tell you how many texts and emails we got at five o’clock in the morning on (Jan. 27) when we started practicing,” Wares said. “(They’re) saying, ‘OK, it’s my second year out and I still miss it,’ or ‘It’s my first year out and I woke up at 5 wanting to go to practice.’ Things like that are real impactful.”
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2019 schedule Date Opponent Location Time Jan. 25 Bethel (Minn.) Rochester, Minn. 5 p.m. Feb. 3 Grinnell Grinnell 9 a.m. Feb. 8 Midland (Neb.) Pella 9 a.m. William Jewell (Mo.) Pella 3 p.m. Feb. 14 Grand View Des Moines 11 a.m. Feb. 15 St. Ambrose Moline, Ill. 2:30 p.m. Feb. 22 Northwestern Pella 10 a.m. Monmouth (Ill.) Pella 2 p.m. North Central (Ill.) Naperville, Ill. 1:30 p.m. Concordia (Wis.) Naperville, Ill. 5 p.m. March 7 *Simpson Pella 9 a.m. *Luther Pella 3 p.m. March 11 Concordia (Neb.) Pella 4 p.m. March 21 Cornell Mount Vernon 10 a.m. Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) St. Peter, Minn. 9:30 a.m. Morningside St. Peter, Minn. 12:30 p.m. April 4 *Coe Pella 9 a.m. *Buena Vista Pella 3 p.m. April 9 *Wartburg Waverly 4 p.m. April 17 Doane (Neb.) Crete, Neb. 4 p.m. April 18 *Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. 9 a.m. April 26 *Dubuque Dubuque 9 a.m. *Loras Dubuque 1 p.m. May 1-2 American Rivers Championships TBA TBA
*American Rivers Conference match
MEN’S TENNIS QUICK FACTS
2018-19 record: 12-9 2019 American Rivers Conference finish: 3rd (6-2) 2019 American Conference tournament finish: tie, third place (L 5-0 vs. Luther in semifinals) Starters returning: 5 (William Isiminger, David Boschma, Kris Weeden, Brad DiLeo, Ethan St. John) Starters lost: 1 (Josh Philips) Letterwinners lost/returning: 4/10 Returning all-conference players: 2 (David Boschma, William Isiminger) Captain: Kris Weeden Conference championships (most recent): 16 (2000) NCAA Division III Championships appearances (most recent): 1 (2001) All-Americans: 1 All-time record: 346-247 (since 1993)
140 Men’s tennis Ryun Ferrell Head coach Ryun Ferrell has been the Central head men’s and women’s tennis coach since 2014. In five seasons at the helm of both the men’s and women’s programs, the teams have always finished in the top half of the American Rivers Conference. All 10 of his teams have advanced to the semifinals of the league’s postseason tourna- ment. Dutch women’s tennis players have earned a total of 17 all-conference honors under his tutelage, while the men’s players have acquired 13 honors. At the 2018 conference individual tournament, Ethan St. John and Davis Boschma won the men’s B-Flight doubles bracket, the third title in five years with Ferrell. in 2017, Kirsten Jordan won the women’s pro- gram first individual conference tournament bracket title in over 11 years. Prior to coming to Central, Ferrell spent 16 years as a head coach for Division I women’s programs. He was at Northern Illinois University from 2006-14 after guiding the Drake University from 1999-2006. He won at least a share of two conference titles at Drake and helped seven players earn all-league recognition during his tenure. Ferrell spent the first four years of his coaching career as an assistant coach at the University of Kansas (women’s), The College of New Jersey (men’s and women’s) and Wichita State University (women’s). All three programs won at least one conference title. A veteran teaching professional, Ferrell also worked at Racquet Clubs and Country Clubs during many of his coach- ing stops. He worked in junior development at both the Princeton (N.J.) Racquet Club and Wichita (Kan.) Racquet Club. Locally, he worked at Des Moines Golf and Country Club and the Wakonda Club while at Drake. Also an experienced camp clinician, Ferrell has directed or assisted summer tennis camps at Central College, Northern Illinois University, University of Notre Dame, Ohio State University and the University of Kansas. A product of Baker University (Kan.), Ferrell was a scholarship member of the Wildcat tennis team. His team made two appearances in the NAIA national tournament (1993, 94) in his four years with the program.
Trevor Budewitz Assistant coach Trevor Budewitz joined the Central men’s and women’s tennis staff in 2019. Budewitz has served as a teaching professional at the Green Bay (Wisconsin) Tennis Center for the past two years. He was also a middle school head tennis coach for three years while an undergraduate at Concordia University Wisconsin. He was an honors graduate there in 2017. He was a two-time all-Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference honoree, playing as high as No. 1 singles and No. 3 doubles for the Falcons. A certified USTA official, Budewitz served as an intern for the 2017 NCAA Division I men’s basketball Final Four and for the 2017 U.S. Open men’s golf championship. He was also a communications/social media/event intern for the Milwaukee Kickers soccer club in 2016.
Men’s tennis 141 2019 spring season results 12-9 overall, 6-2 conference Date Opponent Location Result Sept. 22-23 American Rivers Conf. Waterloo No team scores Individual Championships Sept. 28-30 USTA/ITA Division III St. Peter, Minn. No team scores Midwest Regional Jan. 26 Bethel (Minn.) Rochester, Minn. L, 9-0 Feb. 2 Grinnell Grinnell L, 9-0 Illinois Tech Grinnell L, 9-0 Feb. 9 Concordia (Neb.) Pella W, 7-2 Feb. 16 Doane (Neb.) Pella L, 6-3 St. Ambrose Pella W, 7-2 March 2 Cornell Mount Vernon W, 5-4 March 11 William Jewell (Mo.) Liberty, Mo. L, 7-0 March 12 Washburn (Kan.) Topeka, Kan. L, 7-0 March 16 Crown (Minn.) Pella W, 9-0 March 29 *Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. W, 8-1 March 30 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 8-1 April 6 *Dubuque Pella W, 8-1 *Loras Pella W, 9-0 April 10 *Wartburg Pella W, 6-3 April 13 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 9-0 April 20 Northwestern Pella W, 9-0 April 25 *Simpson Indianola W, 9-0 April 27 *Luther Decorah L, 9-0 Iowa Conference team tournament May 3 Nebraska Wesleyan Cedar Rapids W, 5-0 May 4 Luther Cedar Rapids L, 5-0
2018-19 American Rivers Conference standings Conference Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. Coe - x 8 0 1.000 20 9 .690 Luther - z 7 1 .875 18 7 .720 Central 6 2 .750 12 9 .571 Wartburg 5 3 .625 16 11 .593 Loras 4 4 .500 13 7 .650 Nebraska Wesleyan 3 5 .375 4 13 .235 Simpson 1 7 .125 7 11 .389 Buena Vista 1 7 .125 6 11 .353 Dubuque 1 7 .125 3 17 .150
() - Oracle/ITA National Tennis Rankings x - American Conference Champions z - American Rivers Conference Tournament Champions
142 Men’s tennis 2018-19 individual results Central 7, Concordia (Neb.) 2 Spring Feb 9, 2019 at Pella, Iowa Singles Bethel (Minn.) 9, Central 0 1. William Isiminger (CEN) def. Thomas Greeff, 6-4, 6-7, 10-4 Jan. 25, 2019 at Rochester, Minn. 2. David Boschma (CEN) def. Lucas Zoller, 6-3, 7-5 Singles 3. Isaac Howes (CONC) def. Josh Phillips, 7-5, 6-7, 10-4 1. Hunter Fernelius (BU) def. William Isiminger, 6-2, 6-2 4. Kris Weeden (CEN) def. Jeremy Berryman, 6-2, 4-6, 11-9 2. Erik Beckers (BU) def. David Boschma, 6-1, 6-1 5. Brad DiLeo (CEN) def. Jack Kitson, 6-3, 6-1 3. Zach Kantor (BU) def. Kris Weeden, 6-1, 6-1 6. Ethan St. John (CEN) def. Conner Works, 7-6, 2-6, 10-5 4. Nick Knudsen (BU) def. Brad DiLeo, 6-3, 6-1 Doubles 5. Jason Reilly (BU) def. Tanner Finken, 6-1, 6-0 1. Lucas Zoller/Jeremy Berryman (CONC) def. William 6. Joey Mueller (BU) def. Ethan St. John, 6-4, 3-6, 10-7 Isiminger/David Boschma, 8-6 2. Brad DiLeo/Kris Weeden (CEN) def. Isaac Howes/Jack Doubles Kitson, 8-3 1. Hunter Fernelius/Erik Beckers (BU) def. William 3. Josh Phillips/Ethan St. John (CEN) def. Thomas Greeff/ Isiminger/David Boschma, 8-0 Joseph Bindl, 8-5 2. Zach Kantor/Nick Knudsen (BU) def. Danny Anderson/ Brad DiLeo, 8-4 Doane (Neb.) 6, Central 3 3. Joey Mueller/Jason Reilly (BU) def. Kris Weeden/Jackson Feb 16, 2019 at Pella, Iowa Lewton, 8-2 Singles 1. Ignacio Morell (DC) def. William Isiminger, 7-6, 6-4 Illinois Tech 9, Central 0 2. Grayson McCartney (DC) def. David Boschma, 3-6, 6-1, Feb. 2, 2019 at Grinnell, Iowa 11-9 Singles 3. Alejandro Benitez (DC) def. Josh Phillips, 6-7, 6-2, 10-6 1. Pol de Santiago (ILT) def. William Isiminger, 6-0, 6-3 4. Arcane Boles (DC) def. Kris Weeden, 6-1, 6-4 2. Franklin Zhong (ILT) def. David Boschma, 6-3, 6-2 5. Brad DiLeo (CEN) def. Elliot Abromeit, 6-1, 6-3 3. Yousef Abdo (ILT) def. Josh Phillips, 6-3, 6-0 6. Ethan St. John (CEN) def. Henrique Sakoda, 6-3, 7-5 4. Davis Housman (ILT) def. Kris Weeden, 6-2, 6-1 5. Mohammed Shamel (ILT) def. Jackson Lewton, 6-1, 6-0 Doubles 6. Brody Croonquist (ILT) def. Colin Jones, 6-4, 6-0 1. Ignacio Morell/Grayson McCartney (DC) def. William Isiminger/David Boschma, 8-6 Doubles 2. Alejandro Benitez/Arcane Boles (DC) def. Danny 1. Franklin Zhong/Pol de Santiago (ILT) def. William Anderson/BradDiLeo, 8-4 Isiminger/David Boschma, 8-1 3. Ethan St. John/Josh Phillips (CEN) def. Elliott Abromeit/ 2. Yousef Abdo/Adam Laitinen (ILT) def. Danny Anderson/ Sam Coy, 8-6 Brad DiLeo, 8-1 3. Davis Housman/Mohammed Shamel def. Tanner Finken/ Central 7, St. Ambrose 2 Ethan St. John, 8-3 Feb 16, 2019 at Pella, Iowa Singles Grinnell 9, Central 0 1. Tom Greenwood (SAU) def. William Isiminger, 7-6, 7-5 Feb 2, 2019 at Grinnell, Iowa 2. David Boschma (CEN) def. Bradley Wheeler, 6-2, 6-2 Singles 3. Josh Phillips (CEN) def. Michael Allee, 6-0, 6-0 1. Sam Stickels (GC) def. William Isiminger, 6-2, 6-3 4. Kris Weeden (CEN) def. Daniel Rohlf, 6-0, 6-0 2. Jack Lunn (GC) def. David Boschma, 6-0, 6-0 5. Tanner Finken (CEN) def. Jake Temple, 6-2, 6-1 3. George Kaslow (GC) def. Josh Phillips, 7-5, 6-2 6. Jackson Lewton (CEN) def. Matt Zuccato, 1-6, 6-4, 12-10 4. Henry Johnson (GC) def. Kris Weeden, 6-0, 6-1 5. Raghu Inturi (GC) def. Brad DiLeo, 6-2, 7-5 Doubles 6. Nick Alex (GC) def. Danny Anderson, 6-4, 6-2 1. William Isiminger/David Boschma (CEN) def. Tom Doubles Greenwood/Jake Temple, 8-1 1. Ben Cobin/Bowen Mince (GC) def. William Isiminger/ 2. Michael Allee/Matt Zuccato (SAU) def. Danny Anderson/ David Boschma, 8-5 BradDiLeo, 9-7 2. Cole Hagmerman/Jack Lunn (GC) def. Danny Anderson/ 3. Josh Phillips/Ethan St. John (CEN) def. Daniel Rohlf/ Brad DiLeo, 8-3 Bradley Wheeler, 8-3 3. Raghu Inturi/George Kaslow (GC) def. Ethan St. John/ Josh Phillips, 8-3
Men’s tennis 143 Central 5, Cornell 4 Central 9, Crown (Minn.) 0 March 2, 2019 at Mt. Vernon, Iowa March 16, 2019 at Pella, Iowa Singles Singles 1. Shoma Kishimoto (CCM) def. William Isiminger, 6-0, 6-4 1. William Isiminger (CEN) def. Andrew Moorse, 6-0, 6-0 2. Hayden Dzurisin (CCM) def. David Boschma, 6-1, 6-2 2. David Boschma (CEN) def. Travis Burg, 6-0, 6-0 3. Josh Phillips (CEN) def. Tom Greene, 0-6, 6-3, 6-2 3. Kris Weeden (CEN) def. Joe Duffy, 6-0, 6-1 4. Kris Weeden (CEN) def. Drew Arnold, 7-5, 6-0 4. Brad DiLeo (CEN) def. Jake Sporleder, 6-0, 6-0 5. Brad DiLeo (CEN) def. Nick Adamou, 6-4, 6-4 5. Tanner Finken (CEN) def. Mike Brewster, 6-0, 6-0 6. Ethan St. John (CEN) def. Connor Schanen, 6-0, 6-0 6. Colin Jones (CEN) def. Psalms Lee, 6-0, 6-0 Doubles Doubles 1. David Boschma/Danny Anderson (CEN) def Andrew 1. Shoma Kishimoto/Hayden Dzurisin (CCM) def. David Moorse/Joe Duffy, 8-0 Boschma/William Isiminger, 8-3 2. William Isiminger/Brad DiLeo (CEN) def. Travis Burg/ 2. Tom Greene/Drew Arnold (CCM) def. Danny Anderson/ Jake Sporleder, 8-0 Brad DiLeo, 8-4 3. Jackson Lewton/Colin Jones (CEN) def. Mike Brewster/ 3. Ethan St. John/Josh Phillips (CEN) def. Nick Adamou/ Psalms Lee, 8-0 Connor Schanen, 8-0 Central 8, Nebraska Wesleyan 1 William Jewell (Mo.) 7, Central 0 March 29, 2019 at Pella, Iowa March 11, 2019 at Liberty, Mo. Singles Singles 1. William Isiminger (CEN) def. Gabriel Sellmer, 6-1, 6-4 1. Pedro Braga (WJ) def. William Isiminger, 6-4, 6-0 2. David Boschma (CEN) def. Spencer Anderson, 6-1, 7-5 2. Bjorn Myers (WJ) def. David Boschma, 6-3, 6-3 3. Josh Phillips (CEN) def. Jared Scherling, 6-1, 7-5 3. Athos Brocker (WJ) def. Kris Weeden, 6-2, 6-2 4. Kris Weeden (CEN) def. Nathan Seaton, 6-1, 6-1 4. Cutter Sanders (WJ) def. Brad DiLeo, 6-2, 6-3 5. Ethan St. John (CEN) def. Vinh Le, 6-1, 6-1 5. Hayden Fulk (WJ) def. Tanner Finken, 6-4, 6-4 6. Tanner Finken (CEN) def. Matt Errett, 6-0, 6-1 6. Thiago Braga (WJ) def. Danny Anderson, 6-0, 6-0 Doubles 1. Gabriel Sellmer/Spencer Anderson (NWU) def. David Doubles Boschma/Danny Anderson, 8-3 1. Cutter Sanders/Bjorn Myers (WJ) def. David Boschma/ 2. William Isiminger/Brad DiLeo (CEN) def. Jared Scherling/ Danny Anderson, 6-4 Nathan Seaton, 8-1 2. Athos Brocker/Pedro Braga (WJ) def. William Isiminger/ 3. Ethan St. John/Josh Phillips (CEN) def. Vinh Le/Cole Brad DiLeo, 6-1 Lohoefener, 8-0 3. Hayden Fulk/Thiago Braga (WJ) def. Kris Weeden/ Jackson Lewton, 6-2 Coe 8, Central 1 March 30, 2019 at Cedar Rapids, Iowa Washburn (Kan.) 7, Central 0 Singles March 12, 2019 at Topeka, Kan. 1. Nathan Greiner (COEM) def. William Isiminger, 6-0, 6-0 Singles 2. Rami Hemaidan (COEM) def. David Boschma, 7-5, 6-0 1. Aleja Valarezo Plaza (WU) def. William Isiminger, 6-1, 6-1 3. Nate Ackert (COEM) def. Josh Phillips, 6-0, 6-0 2. Paul Haase (WU) def. David Boschma, 6-1, 6-0 4. Kris Weeden (CEN) def. Ben Hediger, 6-4, 0-6, 1-0 (10-8) 3. Raul-Alin Dicu (WU) def. Kris Weeden, 6-0, 6-0 5. Tyler Nelson (COEM) def. Brad DiLeo, 6-3, 6-2 4. Bradley Eidenmueller (WU) def. Brad DiLeo, 6-4, 6-0 6. Bo Wilson (COEM) def. Ethan St. John, 6-0, 6-0 5. Marc Roura Casi (WU) def. Tanner Finken, 6-0, 6-0 6. Chase Brill (WU) def. Jackson Lewton, 6-2, 6-0 Doubles Doubles 1. Josh Pudlo/Nathan Greiner (COEM) def. David Boschma/ 1. Aleja Valarezo Plaza/Paul Haase (WU) def. David Danny Anderson, 8-3 Boschma/Danny Anderson, 6-0 2. Nate Ackert/Rami Hemaidan (COEM) def. William 2. Marc Roura Casi/Raul-Alin Dicu (WU) def. William Isiminger/Brad DiLeo, 8-0 Isiminger/Brad DiLeo, 6-1 3. Bo Wilson/Ben Hediger (COEM) def. Ethan St. John/Josh 3. Bradley Eidenmueller/Chase Brill (WU) def. Kris Weeden/ Phillips, 8-3 Tanner Finken, 6-0
144 Men’s tennis Central 8, Dubuque 1 Central 9, Buena Vista 0 April 6, 2019 at Pella, Iowa April 13, 2019 at Storm Lake, Iowa Singles Singles 1. William Isiminger (CEN) def. A. Cabrera Figueroa, 6-1, 1. Josh Phillips (CEN) def. John Foss, 6-4, 7-5 6-3 2. Kris Weeden (CEN) def. Danny Kramer, 6-2, 6-0 2. David Boschma (CEN) def. Jason Reddy, 6-3, 6-1 3. Ethan St. John (CEN) def. Jake Thompson, 6-1, 7-5 3. Josh Phillips (CEN) def. Bogdan Ganea, 6-0, 6-1 4. Tanner Finken (CEN) def. Aaron Pluym, 6-0, 6-1 4. Brad DiLeo (CEN) def. Devon Gerber, 6-2, 6-0 5. Jackson Lewton (CEN) def. Aaron Mumm, 6-2, 6-0 5. Ethan St. John (CEN) def. Zachary Norman, 6-0, 6-1 6. Ben Turnley (CEN) def. Andrew Bowell, 6-0, 6-0 6. Ben Turnley (CEN) def. Sincere Davis, 6-0, 6-0 Doubles Doubles 1. David Boschma/Danny Anderson (CEN) def. John Foss/ 1. David Boschma/Danny Anderson (CEN) def. Jason Aaron Pluym, 8-3 Reddy/Devon Gerber, 8-1 2. William Isiminger/Brad DiLeo (CEN) def. Danny Kramer/ 2. A. Cabrera Figueroa/Bogdan Ganea (DBQ) def. Kris Jake Thompson, 8-5 Weeden/Brad DiLeo, 8-7 3. Ethan St. John/Josh Phillips (CEN) def. Aaron Mumm/ 3. Jackson Lewton/Colin Jones (CEN) def. Zachary Norman/ Kris Mintle, 8-3 Sincere Davis, 8-1 Central 9, Northwestern 0 Central 9, Loras 0 April 23, 2019 at Pella, Iowa April 6, 2019 at Pella, Iowa Singles Singles 1. William Isiminger (CEN) def. Christopher Jelken, 6-4, 6-2 1. William Isiminger (CEN) def. Charlie Harris, 6-1, 7-5 2. Josh Phillips (CEN) def. Bradley Bourland, 6-4, 6-1 2. David Boschma (CEN) def. Kevin Blomquist, 6-4, 7-6 3. Kris Weeden (CEN) def. Peyton Scott, 6-0, 6-1 3. Josh Phillips (CEN) def. Riley Michel, 6-4, 6-2 4. Tanner Finken (CEN) def. Zach Weigand, 6-0, 6-0 4. Kris Weeden (CEN) def. Sean Baldwin, 7-6, 6-2 5. Jackson Lewton (CEN) def. Caleb Ketelsen, 6-1, 6-1 5. Brad DiLeo (CEN) def. Riley Collins, 6-2, 6-2 6. Colin Jones (CEN) def. Evan Rich, 6-1, 6-1 6. Ethan St. John (CEN) def. Sage Klar, 6-4, 6-2 Doubles 1. William Isiminger/Brad DiLeo (CEN) def. Peyton Scott/ Doubles Bradley Bourland, 8-3 1. David Boschma/Danny Anderson (CEN) def. Charlie 2. Ethan St. John/Josh Phillips (CEN) def. Christopher Harris/Tommy Linkenheld, 8-4 Jelken/Caleb Ketelsen, 8-1 2. William Isiminger/Brad DiLeo (CEN) def. Riley Michel/ 3. Colin Jones/Jackson Lewton (CEN) def. Evan Rich/Aaron Sean Baldwin, 8-2 Schorg, 8-0 3. Ethan St. John/Josh Phillips (CEN) def. Kevin Blomquist/ Konnor Barth, 8-4 Central 9, Simpson 0 April 25, 2019 at Pella, Iowa Central 6, Wartburg 3 Singles April 10, 2019 1. William Isiminger (CEN) def. Zach Nelson, 6-1, 6-3 Singles 2. David Boschma (CEN) def. Reade Reiter, 6-1, 6-1 1. William Isiminger (CENM) def. Lucas Huffman 7-6, 7-6 3. Josh Phillips (CEN) def. Brett Dewerff, 6-3, 6-3 2. Samuel Nettleton (WAR) def. David Boschma 6-3, 3-6, 10-5 4. Kris Weeden (CEN) def. Matt Turnley, 6-2, 6-2 3. Will McDonald (WAR) def. Josh Phillips 6-4, 6-1 5. Brad DiLeo (CEN) def. Peter Walkwitz, 6-1, 6-2 4. Kris Weeden (CENM) def. Grant Kincaid 6-0, 6-2 6. Ethan St. John (CEN) def. Karson Richardson, 8-1 5. Brad DiLeo (CENM) def. Nate Kolz 7-6, 7-6 6. Ethan St. John (CENM) def. Ben Mason 6-3, 6-3 Doubles 1. David Boschma/Danny Anderson (CEN) def. Zach Doubles Nelson/Reade Reiter, 8-5 1. Lucas Huffman/Will McDonald (WARMT) def. David 2. Brad DiLeo/William Isiminger (CEN) def. Matt Turnley/ Boschma/Danny Anderson 8-7 Peter Walkwitz, 8-0 2. William Isiminger/Brad DiLeo (CENM) def. Samuel 3. Ethan St. John/Josh Phillips (CEN) def. Brett Dewerff/ Nettleton/Nate Kolz 8-2 Karson Richardson, 8-0 3. Ethan St. John/Josh Phillips (CENM) def. Grant Kincaid/ Ben Mason 8-3
Men’s tennis 145 Luther 9, Central 0 2019-20 individual results April 27, 2019 at Decorah, Iowa Singles 2019 American Rivers Conference Individual 1. Cole Schneider (LUT) def. William Isiminger, 6-4, 6-2 Championships 2. Grant Morton (LUT) def. David Boschma, 6-0, 6-1 Sept. 20-21, 2019 at Waterloo, Iowa 3. Nate Parsons (LUT) def. Josh Phillips, 6-0, 6-1 Singles 4. Brian Murman (LUT) def. Kris Weeden, 6-1, 6-2 Flight A -- First round 5. Brook Norwood (LUT) def. Brad DiLeo, 6-3, 6-0 William Isiminger (Central) def. Spencer Anderson 6. Ryan Ortega (LUT) def. Ethan St. John, 6-4, 6-2 (Nebraska Wesleyan) 6-3, 6-1
Doubles Flight A -- Quarterfinals 1. Nate Parsons/Cole Schneider (LUT) def. Danny William Isiminger (Central) def. Brook Norwood (Luther) Anderson/David Boschma, 8-2 6-4, 5-7, 10-8 2. Brian Murman/Ryan Ortega (LUT) def. Brad DiLeo/ William Isiminger, 8-5 Flight A -- Semifinal 3. Grant Morton/Brook Norwood (LUT) def. Josh Phillips/ Cole Schneider (Luther) def. William Isiminger (Central) Ethan St. John, 8-2 6-2, 6-2
Central 5, Nebraska Wesleyan 0 Flight A -- Consolation final May 3, 2019 at Cedar Rapids, Iowa Nyathi Motlojoa (Luther) def. William Isiminger (Central) Singles 7-6 (8-6), 6-2 1. William Isiminger (CEN) def. Gabriel Sellmer 6-0, 6-1 2. David Boschma (CEN) vs. Spencer Anderson 6-0, Flight B -- Second round unfinished Brad DiLeo (Central) def. Matt Turnley (Simpson) 2-6, 6-4, 3. Josh Phillips (CEN) vs. Jared Scherling 6-7, unfinished 10-6 4. Kris Weeden (CEN) vs. Nathan Seaton 6-0, unfinished Tanner Finken (Central) def. Bobby Curry (Nebraska 5. Brad DiLeo (CEN) vs. Vinh Le 6-1, unfinished Wesleyan) 6-3, 6-4 6. Ethan St. John (CEN) def. Matt Errett 6-0, 6-2 Ethan St. John (Central) def. Tommy Linkenheld (Loras) 6-1, 7-6 (7-2) Doubles 1. David Boschma/Danny Anderson (CEN) def. Gabriel Flight B -- Quarterfinals Sellmer/Spencer Anderson 8-2 Jose Mancilla (Dubuque) def. Brad DiLeo (Central) 1-6, 2. William Isiminger/Brad DiLeo (CEN) def. Jared 6-3, 10-7 Scherling/Nathan Seaton 8-5 Tanner Finken (Central) def. Jordan Oaks (Coe) 6-2, 5-7, 10-5 3. Ethan St. John/Josh Phillips (CEN) def. Vinh Le/Cole Riley Collins (Loras) def. Ethan St. John (Central) 6-4, 7-5 Lohoefener 8-3 Flight B -- Semifinal Central 5, Nebraska Wesleyan 0 Tanner Finken (Central) def. Jose Mancilla (Dubuque) 6-3, May 3, 2019 at Cedar Rapids, Iowa 6-3 Singles 1. Cole Schneider (LUTM) def. William Isiminger 6-0, 6-2 Flight B -- Final 2. Grant Morton (LUTM) def. David Boschma 6-0, 6-0 Charlie Weill (Luther) def. Tanner Finken (Central) 6-1, 6-0 3. Nate Parsons (LUTM) vs. Josh Phillips 6-2, 4-3, unf. 4. Brian Murman (LUTM) vs. Kris Weeden 6-3, 5-1, unf. Flight C -- Play-in 5. Brook Norwood (LUTM) vs. Brad DiLeo 3-6, 5-2, unf. Karson Richardson (Simpson) def. Dylan Roseburrough 6. Jake Smith (LUTM) vs. Ethan St. John (6-2, 5-1, unf. (Central) 8-2 Sam Brickley (Loras) def. Michael Turnley (Central) 8-2 Doubles Matthew DenAdel (Central) def. Sincere Davis (Dubuque) 8-3 1. David Boschma/Danny Anderson (CEN) def. Gabriel Eian Code (Loras) def. Joe Roberts (Central) 8-0 Sellmer/Spencer Anderson 8-2 Jacob Alden (Central) def. Chase Henry (Simpson) 8-2 2. William Isiminger/Brad DiLeo (CEN) def. Jared Scherling/Nathan Seaton 8-5 Flight C -- First round 3. Ethan St. John/Josh Phillips (CEN) def. Vinh Le/Cole Connor Halbmeier (Loras) def. Nash Christian (Central) 8-3 Lohoefener 8-3 Ethan Humble (Simpson) def. Matthew DenAdel (Central) 8-1 Trey Melvin (Central) def. Connor Fuzzey (Luther) 8-3 Kris Mintle (Buena Vista) def. Cade Snakenberg (Central) 8-4
146 Men’s tennis Caleb Hamerlinck (Central) def. Billy Rouw (Wartburg) 8-2 ITA Midwest Regional Championship Jacob Alden (Central) def. Michael Runde (Loras) 8-0 Sept. 28-30, 2018 St. Peter, Minn. Flight C -- Second round Singles Trey Melvin (Central) def. Aaron Mumm (Buena Vista) 8-2 Round of 128 Hayden Retzlaff (Nebraska Wesleyan) def. Caleb Hamerlinck Matt Krzewinski (Carthage [Wis.]) def. Tanner Finken (Central) 9-8 (9-7) (Central) 6-4, 7-5 Grant Mauthe (Wis.-Eau Claire) def. Brad DiLeo (Central) Flight C -- Quarterfinal 6-1,6-1 Trey Melvin (Central) def. Ethan Humble (Simpson) 6-1, 6-1 William Isiminger (Central) def. Kevin Blomquist (Loras) 6-4, 6-2 Flight C -- Semifinal Nolan Rademacher (Concordia [Wis.]) def. Ethan St. John Peter Walkwitz (Simpson) def. Trey Melvin (Central) 6-2, (Central) 6-0, 6-0 2-6, 11-9 Round of 64 Flight C -- Consolation final Bown Mince (Grinnell) def William Isiminger 6-4, 6-3 Trey Melvin (Central) def. Hayden Retzlaff (Nebraska Wesleyan) 7-5, 6-0 Doubles Round of 64 Doubles Tyler Nelson/Jordan Oaks (Coe) def. Ethan St. John/ Tanner Flight A -- First Round Finken(Central) 8-2 William Isiminger/Brad DiLeo (Central) def. Axel Figueroa/ William Isiminger/ Brad DiLeo (Central) def. Tommy Jose Mancilla (Dubuque) 8-0 Linkenheld/Sean Gelski 8-1 (Loras)
Flight A -- Quarterfinal Rounds of 32 Cole Schneider/Nyathi Motlojoa (Luther) def. William Erik Porter/ Jared Saue (Concordia [Wis.]) def. William Isiminger/Brad DiLeo (Central) 8-4 Isimiger/Brad DiLeo 8-3
Flight B -- First round Ethan St. John/Trey Melvin (Central) def. Peter Walkwitz/ Karson Richardson (Simpson) 8-4 Jacob Alden/Cade Snakenberg (Central) def. Cole Lohoefener/Hayden Retzlaff (Nebraska Wesleyan) 8-6 Kris Mintle/Aaron Mumm (Buena Vista) def. Dylan Roseburrough/Sam Koeppl (CEN/COE) 8-1 Kaelan Wilson/Connor Fuzzey (Luther) def. Joe Roberts/ Nash Christian (Central) 8-1 Tanner Finken/Caleb Hamerlinck (Central) def. Garrett Goeden/Devin Gerber (Dubuque) 8-4
Flight B -- Second round Danny Kramer/John Foss (Buena Vista) def. Ethan St. John/ Trey Melvin (Central) 8-5 Sean Gelski/Tommy Linkenheld (Loras) def. Jacob Alden/ Cade Snakenberg (Central) 8-1 Matt Turnley/Ethan Humble (Simpson) def. Michael Turnley/ Matthew DenAdel (Central) 8-0 Bobby Curry/Vinh Le (Nebraska Wesleyan) def. Tanner Finken/ Caleb Hamerlinck (Central) 8-5
Men’s tennis 147 2018-19 individual honors All-American Rivers Conference, singles Academic all-American Rivers Conference honorees David Boschma Name Yr. Major GPA William Isiminger Danny Anderson jr. exercise scienc 3.69 William Isiminger so. engineering/physics 3.85 All-American Rivers Conference, doubles Colin Jones sr. political science 3.95 David Boschma Josh Phillips sr. information systems 3.57 Ben Turnley jr. biology 3.62 All-American Rivers Conference, honorable mention environmental studies Danny Anderson Team awards American Rivers men’s tennis player of the week DeHaan Most Valuable Player Award—David Boschma David Boschma, April 8, 2019 Bogaard Most Improved Player Award—Tanner Finken Ethan St. John, April 15, 2019 Hardest Worker Award—William Isiminger
Intercollegiate Tennis Assocation Scholar-Athlete Name Yr. Major GPA Danny Anderson jr. exercise science 3.77 Tanner Finken fr. computer science 3.78 William Isiminger so. engineering 3.90 Colin Jones sr. political science 4.0 Joe Roberts so. social science/ 3.54 secondary education Ben Turnley jr. biology/environmenta 3.59 science 2019 spring individual records Individuals Singles Doubles Doubles teams Record Danny Anderson 0-2 6-13 Brad DiLeo/William isiminger 8-5 David Boschma 7-11 7-13 David Boschma/William Isiminger 1-6 Brad DiLeo 8-6 9-12 Danny Anderson/Brad DiLeo 0-6 Tanner Finken 5-3 1-2 Jackson Lewton/Kris Weeden 0-2 William Isiminger 9-11 9-11 Tanner Finken/Ethan St. John 0-1 Colin Jones 2-1 2-0 Josh Phillips/Ethan St. John 11-4 Jackson Lewton 3-2 3-2 Brad DiLeo/Kris Weeden 1-1 Josh Phillips 8-7 11-4 Danny Anderson/David Boschma 6-7 Ethan St. John 10-3 11-5 Tanner Finken/Kris Weeden 0-1 Ben Turnley 2-0 0-0 Colin Jones/Jackson Lewton 2-0 Kris Weeden 11-7 1-4 Tanner Finken/Jackson Lewton 1-0
2019 fall individual records Individuals Singles Doubles Doubles teams Record Jacob Alden 2-1 1-1 William Isiminger/Brad DiLeo 2-2 Nash Christian 0-1 0-1 Tanner Finken/Ethan St. John 0-1 Matthew DenAdel 1-1 0-1 Tanner Finken/Caleb Hamerlinck 1-1 Brad Dileo 1-2 2-2 Trey Melvin/Ethan St. John 1-1 Tanner Finken 3-2 1-2 Jacob Alden/Cade Snakenburg 1-1 Caleb Hamerlinck 1-1 1-1 Joe Roberts/Nash Christian 0-1 William Isiminger 3-3 2-2 Michael Turnley/Matthew DenAdel 0-1 Trey Melvin 4-1 1-1 Joe Roberts 0-1 0-1 Dylan Roseburrough 0-1 0-1 Cade Snakenberg 0-1 1-1 Ethan St. John 1-2 1-2 Michael Turnley 0-1 0-1
148 Men’s tennis Returning letterwinners Jacob Alden William Isiminger So., Ames, Iowa/Ballard HS Jr., North Aurora, Ill./West Aurora HS One varsity letter Two varsity letters ITA Scholar-Athlete (2018, 2019) Season Singles Doubles Academic all-Conference (2019) 2018 fall 0-1 0-1 all-Conference, singles (2019); doubles (2018) 2019 fall 2-1 1-1 Conference men’s tennis player of the week (April 1, 2018) Total 2-2 1-2 Hardest Worker Award (2019) ------David Boschma Season Singles Doubles Jr., Olathe, Kan./Northwest HS 2017 fall 4-3 3-4 Two varsity letters 2018 spring 12-7 9-12 all-Conference, singles (2019); doubles (2019) 2018 fall 1-2 3-1 Conference men’s tennis player of the week (April 8, 2019) 2019 spring 9-11 9-11 DeHaan Most Valuable Player Award (2019) 2019 fall 3-3 2-2 Total 29-26 26-30 Season Singles Doubles ------2018 spring 11-9 3-2 Joe Roberts 2018 fall 1-2 5-2 Jr., Lake-in-the-Hills, Ill/Huntley HS 2019 spring 7-11 7-13 Two varsity letters Total 19-22 15-17 ITA Scholar-Athlete (2019) ------Bogaard Most Improved Player Award (2018) Brad DiLeo So., Iowa City, Iowa/West HS Season Singles Doubles One varsity letter 2018 fall 0-1 1-1 2019 fall 0-1 0-1 Season Singles Doubles Total 0-2 1-2 2018 fall 0-1 3-1 ------2019 spring 8-6 9-12 Dylan Roseburrough 2019 fall 1-2 2-2 So., Marshalltown, Iowa/Marshalltown HS Total 9-9 14-15 One varsity letter ------Tanner Finken Season Singles Doubles So., Carroll, Iowa/Kuemper Catholic HS 2018 fall 0-1 0-1 One varsity letter 2019 fall 0-1 0-0 ITA Scholar-Athlete (2019) Total 0-2 0-1 Bogaard Most Improved Player Award (2019) ------Ethan St. John Season Singles Doubles Jr., Crystal Lake, Ill./Central HS 2018 fall 1-1 1-1 Two varsity letters 2019 spring 5-3 1-2 Conference men’s tennis player of the week (April 15, 2019 fall 3-2 1-2 2019) Total 9-6 3-5 ------Season Singles Doubles 2017 fall 3-1 3-2 2018 spring 0-1 3-3 2018 fall 0-1 5-2 2019 spring 10-3 11-5 2019 fall 1-2 1-2 Total 14-8 23-14 ------
Men’s tennis 149 Ben Turnley Kris Weeden Sr., Manhattan, Kan/Manhattan Sr., Des Moines, Iowa/Dowling Catholic HS Two varsity letters Three varsity letters Academic all-Conference (2019) Season Singles Doubles Season Singles Doubles 2016 fall 0-1 1-1 2017 spring 0-2 2-1 2017 spring 3-5 3-3 2019 spring 2-0 0-0 2017 fall 6-1 1-1 Total 2-2 2-1 2018 spring 3-4 2-1 ------2018 fall 2-1 1-1 2019 spring 11-7 1-4 Total 25-19 9-11 ------
All-time records Team Doubles Most wins, season — 30 (tie) 1980, 1984 Most doubles wins, season — 31, Mark McGrew-Alan Highest winning percentage, season — .937 (15-1), 1999 Brown (31-4), 1984 Most consecutive outright Iowa Conference titles — Most doubles wins, career — 61, Tait Smock, 1999-2002 11, 1977-87 Highest doubles winning percentage, season (min. 12 wins) — Longest winning streak — 14, 1984 .870, T.J. Cox (20-3), 2000 Highest doubles wining percentage, career (min. 30 wins) — Singles .809, T.J. Cox (38-9), 2000-01 Most singles wins, season — 30, Mark McGrew (30-5), Four-time Iowa Conference doubles champions — Pedro 1984 Gongora, 1983-84; Jeff Schneekloth, 1983-86; Alan Most singles wins, career — 81, (81-30) Nick Cochrane, Brown, 1984-87 2003-06 Three-time Iowa Conference doubles champions — Tom Highest singles winning percentage, season (min. 12 wins) — Riek, 1979,1981-82; Augie Lugo, 1981,1983-84; Mark .941, tie, David Osteen (16-1), 1999; Tait Smock (16-1), 1999 McGrew, 1983-85; Ahi Afridi, 1984-87 Highest singles winning percentage, career (min. 30 wins) — .738, David Osteen (45-16), 1997-2000 Four-time Iowa Conference singles champions — Augie Lugo, 1981-84; Mark McGrew, 1982-85; Jeff Schneekloth, 1983-86 Three-time Iowa Conference singles champions — Bob Bosch, 1976-78; Stan Sturtz, 1978-80; Steve Duncan, 1978-80; Jeff Jungling, 1978, 80-81;Tom Riek, 1979, 1981-82; Pedro Gongora, 1982-84; Alan Brown, 1985-87
150 Men’s tennis All-time record leaderboard
Most singles wins, season Most singles wins, career Name Wins Year Name Wins Years 1. Mark McGrew 30 1984 1. Nick Cochrane 81 2003-06 2. Nick Cochrane 26 2005 2. Tait Smock 60 1999-2002 3. Nick Cochrane 22 2006 3. Seth Harris 58 2009-12 4. Aaron Enderlin 21 2005 4. Aaron Enderlin 57 2002-05 5. Jered Vaske 20 2001 5. Joe Madden 56 1991-94 6. Jason Metzger 19 1996 Jason Metzger 56 1995-98 Tim Kahl 19 2012-13 Jason Feddersen 56 2005-08 8. Nick Cochrane 18 2004 8. Tim Kahl 55 2011-15 Tim Kahl 18 2011-12 9. Spencer Cox 54 1995-98 10. Spencer Cox 17 1996 10. Brian Huinker 53 1997-2000 Jered Vaske 17 2000 Ryan Dierks 17 2004 Most doubles wins, career Seth Harris 17 2008-09 Name Wins Years B.J. Cunningham 17 2013-14 1. Tait Smock 61 1999-2002 2. Spencer Cox 60 1995-98 Most doubles wins, season Tim Kahl 60 2011-15 Name Wins Year 4. Seth Harris 59 2009-12 1. Alan Brown 31 1984 5. Jason Metzger 56 1995-98 Mark McGrew 31 1984 6. Nick Cochrane 55 2003-06 3. T.J. Cox 20 2000 Aaron Enderlin 55 2002-05 4. Joe Madden 19 1992 8. Dan Bowser 54 2008-11 David Osteen 19 2000 West Adelman 54 2012-16 Nick Cochrane 19 2005 10. Brian Huinker 53 1997-2000 Aaron Enderlin 19 2005 Jacob Dreyer 19 2009-10 Highest singles winning percentage, career Seth Harris 19 2009-10 Name Record Pct. Years 10. West Adelman 18 2013-14 1. David Osteen 45-16 .738 1997-2000 2. Nick Cochrane 81-30 .730 2003-06 Highest singles winning percentage, season 3. Joe Madden 56-22 .718 1991-94 Name Record Pct. Year 4. Jered Vaske 45-19 .703 1999-2002 1. David Osteen 16-1 .941 1999 5. Peter West 34-16 .680 2000-02 Tait Smock 16-1 .941 1999 6. Brian Huinker 53-26 .671 1997-2000 3. Ryan Roeth 15-1 .938 1998 7. David Chen 46-30 .657 1996-99 4. Mark McGrew 30-4 .882 1984 8. Will White 22-12 .647 1992-93 5. David Chen 14-2 .875 1999 9. Jason Metzger 56-33 .629 1995-98 6. Matt Tanis 14-3 .824 1992 10. Mike Cassell 22-13 .629 1990-92 7. Nick Cochrane 22-5 .815 2006 8. Nick Cochrane 26-6 .813 2005 Highest doubles winning percentage, career 9. Jered Vaske 17-4 .810 2000 Name Record Pct. Years 10. Jered Vaske 20-5 .800 2001 1. T.J. Cox 38-9 .809 2000-01 2. Tait Smock 61-23 .726 1999-2002 Highest doubles winning percentage, season 3. David Osteen 39-16 .709 1997-2000 Name Record Pct. Year 4. Brian Huinker 53-24 .688 1997-2000 1. T.J. Cox 20-3 .870 2000 5. Joe Madden 44-22 .667 1991-94 2. Tait Smock 15-3 .833 1999 6. Mike McMullen 48-25 .658 1998-2001 3. Brian Huinker 14-3 .824 1999 7. Greg Gilmore 28-15 .651 1996-97 4. Mark McGrew 30-7 .811 1984 8. Tim Kahl 60-35 .632 2011-15 5. Alan Brown 30-7 .811 1984 9. Mike Cassell 39-23 .629 1990-92 6. Joe Madden 12-3 .800 1993 10. Chris Roudabush 42-25 .627 1990-93 7. Joe Madden 19-5 .792 1992 8. Mike Cassell 18-5 .787 1992 9. Luke Boyd 13-4 .765 2009-10 10. David Osteen 19-6 .760 2000
Men’s tennis 151 Year-by-year records Conf. Conf. Conf. Conf. Year Record Record Finish Coach Year Record Record Finish Coach 1974 6-3 2nd Dick Bowzer 1999 15-1 1st Doug Stursma 1975 5-9 2nd Michael Schrier 2000 16-6 1st Doug Stursma 1976 8-9 2nd Michael Schrier 2001 19-5 2nd Doug Stursma 1977 9-16 1st Michael Schrier 2002 12-10 3rd Doug Stursma 1978 16-12 1st Michael Schrier 2003 11-8 3rd Doug Stursma 1979 15-14 1st Michael Schrier 2004 18-8 2nd Doug Stursma 1980 30-7 1st Michael Schrier 2005 21-8 3rd Doug Stursma 1981 28-12 1st Michael Schrier 2006 14-12 3rd Doug Stursma 1982 10-16 1st Michael Schrier 2007 14-9 3rd Greg Gilmore 1983 16-8 1st Michael Schrier 2008 13-13 3rd Bryan Mours 1984 30-7 1st Michael Schrier 2009 15-12 3rd Steve Tyler 1985 20-10 1st Michael Schrier 2009-10 13-16 3-5 4th Steve Tyler 1986 16-14 1st Michael Schrier 2010-11 10-14 5-3 4th Steve Tyler 1987 7-4 1st Michael Schrier 2011-12 11-12 4-4 6th Steve Tyler 1988 5-6 3rd Rhonda Osborn 2012-13 13-8 4-3 4th Steve Tyler 1989 2-14 7th Dick Bowzer 2013-14 13-10 4-3 4th Steve Tyler 1990 4-9 4th Dan Weddle 2014-15 8-9 5-2 3rd Ryun Ferrell 1991 6-6 4th Elizabeth Hadler 2015-16 11-10 5-4 4th Ryun Ferrell 1992 10-4 3rd Elizabeth Hadler 2016-17 10-15 6-2 3rd Ryun Ferrell 1993 9-6 4th Elizabeth Hadler 2017-18 15-12 6-2 3rd Ryun Ferrell 1994 5-9 3rd Doug Stursma 2018-19 12-9 6-2 3rd Ryun Ferrell 1995 10-8 2nd Doug Stursma *Records prior to 2009 only include spring season 1996 10-6 1st Doug Stursma 1997 10-9 2nd Doug Stursma 1998 16-7 2nd Doug Stursma Career coaching records (since 1975) Conf. Coach Yrs. W-L-T Pct. Titles Michael Schrier 13 (1975-87) 210-138 .603 11 Doug Stursma 13 (1994-2006) 177-97 .646 3 Steve Tyler 6 (2009-14) 75-72 .510 0 Ryun Ferrell 5 (2014-present) 56-55 .505 0 Elizabeth Hadler 3 (1991-93) 25-15 .610 0 Greg Gilmore 1 (2007) 14-9 .609 0 Bryan Mours 1 (2008) 13-13 .500 0 Dick Bowzer 2 (1975, 1989) 8-17 .320 0 Rhonda Osborn 1 (1988) 5-6 .455 0 Dan Weddle 1 (1990) 4-9 .308 0
Conference MVPs 1970 - Bob Parrott 1984 - Augie Lugo 1978 - Pat Espinosa 1985 - Jeff Schneekloth 1981 - Keven Luttrell 1986 - Jeff Schneekloth 1982 - Augie Lugo 1998 - Spencer Cox 1983 - Augie Lugo Conference Coach of the Year 1977 - Mike Schrier 1982 - Mike Schrier 1996 - Doug Stursma 1978 - Mike Schrier 1983 - Mike Schrier 1999 - Doug Stursma 1979 - Mike Schrier 1984 - Mike Schrier 2000 - Doug Stursma 1980 - Mike Schrier 1986 - Mike Schrier 1981 - Mike Schrier 1992 - Elizabeth Hadler
152 Men’s tennis Conference team champions 1947 Wartburg, Loras 1972 Luther 1997 Luther 1948 Loras 1973 Luther 1998 Luther 1949 St. Ambrose 1974 Luther 1999 Central 1950 St. Ambrose 1975 Luther 2000 Central 1951 St. Ambrose 1976 Luther 2001 Coe 1952 St. Ambrose 1977 Central 2002 Coe 1953 St. Ambrose 1978 Central 2003 Coe 1954 Luther 1979 Central 2004 Coe 1955 Upper Iowa 1980 Central 2005 Coe 1956 Luther 1981 Central 2006 Coe 1957 Iowa Wesleyan 1982 Central 2007 Luther 1958 Luther 1983 Central 2008 Luther 1959 Dubuque, Iowa Wesleyan 1984 Central 2009 Luther 1960 Dubuque 1985 Central 2010 Luther 1961 Dubuque 1986 Central 2011 Luther 1962 Dubuque 1987 Central 2012 Coe 1963 Parsons 1988 Luther 2013 Coe 1964 Luther 1989 Luther 2014 Coe 1965 Central, Luther 1990 Luther 2015 Coe 1966 Luther 1991 Luther 2016 Coe 1967 Luther 1992 Luther 2017 Coe 1968 Luther 1993 Luther 2018 Coe 1969 Luther 1994 Luther 2019 Coe 1970 Central, Luther 1995 Luther 1971 Luther 1996 Central All-Conference honorees 2002 2005 2012 2018 Aaron Enderlin Singles Singles Doubles Chad Olson Andrew Busscher, Flight B (1st) Seth Harris William Isiminger Adam Ruggle Tyler Cobb, Flight B (QF) Garret Taylor Tait Smock Nick Cochrane, Flight A (2nd) 2013 Ryan Ooms, Flight B (QF) Singles 2019 Singles Doubles West Adelman Singles Nick Cochrane, Flight A (QF) Devin Bates, Flight B (3rd) Doubles David Boschma Tim Muller, Flight B (QF) Chris Bliss, Flight B (4th) West Adelman William Isiminger Adam Ruggle, Flight B (1st) Nick Cochrane, Flight A (2nd) Doubles Kris Walters, Flight B (2nd) Ryan Dierks, Flight A (3rd) 2014 David Boschma Tim Vaske, Flight B (3rd) Aaron Enderlin, Flight A (2nd) Singles Doubles Jason Ford, Flight A (3rd) West Adelman Nick Cochrane, Flight A (4th) Ryan Ooms, Flight B (4th) Doubles Aaron Enderlin, Flight A (4th) James Smith, Flight B (3rd) West Adelman
2004 2006 2015 Singles Singles Singles David Brondyke, Flight A (QF) Nick Cochrane, Flight A (3rd) West Adelman Nick Cochrane, Flight B (QF) Josh Forst Doubles 2009 Doubles David Brondyke, Flight B (1st) Singles West Adelman Nick Cochrane, Flight A (4th) Dan Bowser, Flight A (QF) Tim Kahl Ryan Dierks, Flight A (3rd) Aaron Enderlin, Flight A (4th) 2011 2016 Jason Ford, Flight A (3rd) Singles Singles Kris Walters, Flight B (1st) Dan Bowser West Adelman Doubles Garret Taylor Dan Bowser Doubles West Adelman Jimmy Cunningham
Men’s tennis 153 Conference men's tennis champions
1966 1980 John Hilleman, #4 singles Steve Duncan, #2 singles Dave Zoschke/Tom Patterson, #2 doubles Stan Sturtz, #4 singles Jeff Jungling, #5 singles 1969 Russ Saunders, #6 singles Don Ringnalda/Brian Wesselink, #2 doubles Kevin Luttrell/Steve Duncan, #1 doubles Stan Sturtz/Jeff Jungling, #2 doubles 1970 Bob Parrott, #1 singles 1981 Craig Cochran, #2 singles Kevin Luttrell, #1 singles Bob Parrott/Craig Cochran, #2 doubles Augusto Lugo, #2 singles Ricardo Goff, #3 singles 1971 Dan Lazenby, #4 singles Todd Beveridge/Craig Cochran, #2 doubles Jeff Jungling, #5 singles Tom Riek #6 singles 1972 Kevin Luttrell/Augusto Lugo, #1 doubles Todd Beveridge, #3 singles Ricardo Goff/Pedro Gongora, #2 doubles Guy Clark, #6 singles Jeff Jungling/Tom Riek, #2 doubles
1973 1982 Hank Jennings, #5 singles Augusto Lugo, #1 singles Guy Clark, #6 singles Pedro Gongora, #4 singles Tom Riek, #5 singles 1975 Mark McGrew, #6 singles Al Edeker, #5 singles Pedro Gongora/Tom Riek, #2 doubles Al Edeker/Bruce Collins, #3 doubles 1983 1976 Augusto Lugo, #1 singles Jim Lankelma, #3 singles Jeff Schneekloth, #3 singles Bruce Collins, #4 singles Pedro Gongora, #4 singles Al Edeker, #5 singles Larry Chmielewski, #5 singles Bob Bosch, #6 singles Mark McGrew, #6 singles Al Edeker/Bruce Collins, #3 doubles Augusto Lugo/Jeff Schneekloth, #1 doubles Larry Chmielewski/Dan Lazenby, #2 doubles 1977 Mark McGrew/Pedro Gongora, #3 doubles Al Edeker, #5 singles Bob Bosch, #6 singles 1984 Bruce Collins/Al Edeker, #3 doubles Augusto Lugo, #1 singles Jeff Schneekloth, #2 singles 1978 Dan Lazenby, #3 singles Pat Espinosa, #1 singles Pedro Gongora, #4 singles Steve Duncan, #2 singles Javier Juarez, #5 singles Curt Dorn, #3 singles Mark McGrew, #6 singles Stan Sturtz, #4 singles Augusto Lugo/Jeff Schneekloth, #1 doubles Jeff Jungling, #5 singles Javier Juarez/Pedro Gongora, #2 doubles Bob Bosch, #6 singles Mark McGrew/Keith Brown, #3 doubles Bob Bosch/Curt Dorn, #3 doubles 1985 1979 Jeff Schneekloth, #1 singles Steve Duncan, #2 singles Javier Juarez, #2 singles Curt Dorn, #3 singles Frank Williams, #4 singles Stan Sturtz, #4 singles Mark McGrew, #5 singles Russ Saunders, #5 singles Alan Brown, #6 singles Tom Riek, #6 singles Javier Juarez/Jeff Schneekloth, #1 doubles Stan Sturtz/Tom Riek, #2 doubles Ahi Afridi/Mark McGrew, #2 doubles Russ Saunders/Tom Edgeton, #3 doubles Eric Ellefson/Dan Norton, #3 doubles
154 Men’s tennis 1986 1999 Jeff Schneekloth, #1 singles Eric Larimer/Jered Vaske, flight B doubles Ahi Afridi, #2 singles Dan Norton, #3 singles 2001 Frank Williams, #4 singles Aaron De Kock/Alan Zirkle, flight B doubles Alan Brown, #5 singles Eric Ellefson, #6 singles 2003 Ahi Afridi/Jeff Schneekloth, #1 doubles Adam Ruggle, flight B singles Frank Williams/Alan Brown, #2 doubles Dallas Bogner/Chuck Ray, #3 doubles 2004 David Brondyke/Kris Walters, flight B doubles 1987 Ahi Afridi, #2 singles 2005 Alan Brown, #3 singles Andrew Busscher, flight B singles Dallas Bogner, #4 singles Mike Hammond, flight C singles Dan Norton/Ahi Afridi, #1 doubles Dallas Bogner/Alan Brown, #2 doubles 2006 Chuck Ray/Eric Ellefson, #3 doubles Lance Allgood, flight C singles
1992 2010 Willl White, #2 singles Pat Daly, flight C singles Joe Madden, #4 singles 2016 1994 Colin Jones, flight C singles Joe Madden/Brian Schaneburg, #2 doubles Garret Taylor/Scott Wilson, flight B doubles
1996 2018 Jason Metzger, #2 singles David Boschma/Ethan St. John, flight B doubles Aaron Klanderman, #3 singles Spencer Cox/Jason Metzger, #1 doubles NOTE: Iowa Conference individual tournament format was changed in 1998, reducing singles flights from six to three 1998 and doubles flights from three to two. Also, schools are no Spencer Cox, #1 singles longer limited to entering one player per flight.
NCAA Div. III playoff history All-time playoff record: 0-1 2000-01: Midwest Regional, St. Peter, Minn. Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) 7, Central 0
All-Americans 1983 - Augie Lugo
Men’s tennis 155 All-time Conference tournament results Record: 25-23 2010: First round, Iowa City 2002: Quarterfinals, Cedar Rapids #6 Central 5, #3 Cornell 4 #3 Central 4, #6 Wartburg 0 Semifinals, Iowa City Semifinals, Cedar Rapids #2 Coe 5, #6 Central 0 #2 Luther 5, #3 Central 1 Third-place match, Iowa City Third-place match, Cedar Rapids #4 Wartburg 5, #6 Central 1 #3 Central 4, #4 Cornell 2 2011: First round, Iowa City 2003: Quarterfinals, Cedar Rapids #4 Central 5, #5 Dubuque 2 #3 Central 4, #6 Cornell 0 Semifinals, Iowa City Semifinals, Cedar Rapids #1 Coe 5, #4 Central 0 #2 Luther 5, #3 Central 0 Third-place match, Iowa City Third-place match, Cedar Rapids #3 Cornell 5, #4 Central 2 #3 Central 4, #4 Simpson 1 2012: First round, Cedar Rapids 2004: Quarterfinals, Cedar Rapids #3 Dubuque 5, #6 Central 1 #2 Central 5, #7Loras 2 Fifth-place match, Iowa City Semifinals, Cedar Rapids #4 Cornell 5, #6 Central 3 #2 Central 4, #3 Luther 3 Championship, Cedar Rapids 2013: First round, Cedar Rapids #1 Coe 5, #2 Central 0 #3 Central 5, #6 Dubuque 1 Semifinals, Cedar Rapids 2005: Quarterfinals, Cedar Rapids #2 Luther 5, #3 Central 1 #3 Central 4, #6 Cornell 1 Third-place match, Cedar Rapids Semifinals, Cedar Rapids #5 Wartburg 5, #3 Cornell 1 #2 Luther 4, #3 Central 2 Third-place match, Cedar Rapids 2014: First round, Cedar Rapids #3 Central 4, #5 Wartburg 0 #4 Central 5, #5 Buena Vista 0 Semifinals, Cedar Rapids 2006: Quarterfinals, Cedar Rapids #1 Coe 5, #4 Central 0 #3 Central 4, #6 Cornell 0 Third-place match, Cedar Rapids Semifinals, Cedar Rapids #2 Wartburg 5, #4 Central 2 #2 Luther 4, #3 Central 0 Third-place match, Cedar Rapids 2015: First round, Cedar Rapids #3 Central 4, #4 Wartburg 0 #3 Central 5, #6 Buena Vista 0 Semifinals, Cedar Rapids 2007: First round, Iowa City #2 Luther 5, #3 Central 0 #3 Central 5, #6 Simpson 1 Semifinals, Iowa City 2016: First round, Cedar Rapids #2 Coe 5, #3 Central 0 #4 Central 5, #5 Dubuque 0 Third-place match, Cedar Rapids Semifinals, Cedar Rapids #3 Central 5, #4 Wartburg 4 #1 Coe 5, #4 Central 0
2008: Quarterfinals, Cedar Rapids 2017: First round, Cedar Rapids #3 Central 5, #6 Wartburg 1 #3 Central 5, #6 Loras 3 Semifinals, Cedar Rapids Semifinals, Cedar Rapids #2 Coe 5, #3 Central 0 #2 Luther 5, #3 Central 0 Third-place match, Cedar Rapids #3 Central 5, #5 Cornell 0 2018: First round, Cedar Rapids #3 Central 5, #6 Dubuque 1 2009: First round, Mount Vernon Semifinals, Cedar Rapids #3 Central 5, #6 Cornell 0 #2 Luther 5, #3 Central 0 Semifinals, Mount Vernon #2 Coe 5, #3 Central 0 2019: First round, Cedar Rapids Third-place match, Cedar Rapids #3 Central 5, #6 Nebraska Wesleyan 0 #3 Central 5, #4 Wartburg 2 Semifinals, Cedar Rapids #2 Luther 5, #3 Central 0
156 Men’s tennis Central College men’s tennis all-time series records (since 1993) 2019 opponents in bold Opponent W-L First played Most recent loss Asbury (Ky.) 1-0 March 16, 2004 - Ashford 0-1 March 17, 2015 March 17. 2015 Augustana (Ill.) 9-6 March 5, 1994 January 29, 2011 Augustana (S.D.) 1-2 February 21, 2004 Feb. 18, 2017 Aurora (Ill.) 2-0 May 3, 1993 - Austin (Texas) 1-0 March 7, 2005 - Baker (Kan.) 0-1 March 13, 2001 March 13, 2001 Benedictine (Kan.) 0-1 March 8, 2008 March 8, 2008 Bethany Luthern (Minn.) 2-0 March 31, 2012 - Bethel (Minn.) 0-4 March 11, 2013 January 26, 2019 Buena Vista 27-0 April 1, 1995 - Campbellsville (Minn.) 0-1 March 18, 2004 March 18, 2004 Carleton (Minn.) 0-3 February 21, 1997 April 5, 2008 Carroll (Wisc.) 2-1 February 23, 2008 March 5, 2011 Carthage (Wisc.) 0-3 March 11, 1995 February 28, 2009 Central Methodist (Mo.) 1-0 March 29, 1999 - Chapman (Calif.) 0-1 March 19, 2008 March 19,2008 Coe 5-33 March 6, 1993 March 30, 2019 Coll. Of New Jersey 1-0 March 22, 2000 - Concordia (Calif.) 0-1 March 20, 2008 March 20, 2008 Concordia (Neb.) 3-0 Feb. 11, 2017 - Concordia (Texas) 0-1 March 16, 2017 March 16, 2017 Cornell 28-7 March 27, 1993 Feb. 25, 2017 Crown (Minn.) 1-0 March 16, 2018 - DePauw (Ind.) 0-1 March 15, 1997 March 15, 1997 Dillard (La.) 0-1 March 13, 2002 March 13, 2002 Doane (Neb.) 0-2 April 7, 2018 Feb. 16, 2019 Dordt 3-0 February 4, 2006 - Drake 0-1 March 17, 2005 March 17, 2005 Dubuque 19-2 March 20, 1993 May 4, 2012 East Texas Baptist 1-0 March 12, 2012 - Edgewood (Wis.) 3-0 February 5, 2011 - Elmhurst (Ill.) 1-0 April 2, 2005 - Emporia State (Kan.) 0-2 March 14, 2007 March 9, 2016 Fontbonne (Mo.) 2-0 March 13, 2003 - Georgetown (Ky.) 1-0 March 18, 2004 - Graceland 3-17 March 25, 1993 February 18, 2012 Grand View 7-2 April 21, 2012 January 27, 2018 Grinnell 7-18 March 18, 1993 Feb. 2, 2019 Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) 0-4 February 22, 1997 Feb. 18, 2017 Hamline (Minn.) 2-1 March 23, 2000 Feb. 18, 2017 Hastings (Neb.) 0-1 March 3, 2018 March 3, 2018 Harding (Ark.) 0-1 March 14, 2012 March 14, 2012 Hendrix (Ark.) 0-1 March 12, 2012 March 12, 2012 Hope (Mich.) 1-0 April 2, 2005 - Howard Payne (Texas) 0-2 March 17, 2009 March 15, 2011 Illinois Wesleyan 1-1 March 17, 1998 March 17, 1998 Illinois Tech 0-1 Feb. 2, 2019 Feb. 2, 2019 Judson (Ill.) 0-3 March 2, 2013 Sept. 16, 2016 Knox (Ill.) 10-0 February 26, 2000 - LeTourneau (Texas) 1-0 March 8, 2005 - Loras 25-2 March 20, 1993 March 12, 1994 Luther 8-30 April 3, 1993 May 4, 2019 Macalester (Minn.) 0-1 January 31, 2009 January 31, 2009 Martin Luther (Minn.) 2-0 April 21, 2009 - Mary Hardin-Baylor (Texas) 0-1 March 13, 2017 March 13, 2017 Maryville (Mo.) 1-0 March 15, 2009 - Maryville (Tenn.) 1-0 March 24, 1997 -
Men’s tennis 157 Opponent W-L First played Most recent loss Mesa State (Colo.) 0-1 March 13, 2006 March 13, 2006 Messiah (Pa.) 1-0 March 15, 2004 - Minnesota-Duluth 0-1 March 24, 1998 March 24, 1998 Missouri Baptist 0-1 March 15, 2014 March 15, 2014 Missouri Valley (Mo.) 1-0 March 14, 2004 - Mo.-St. Louis 1-1 March 26, 1997 March 9, 2003 Mobile (Ala.) 0-1 February 17, 1995 February 17, 1995 Monmouth (Ill.) 5-2 February 14, 2004 April 2, 2011 Montana State 1-0 March 20, 2000 - Morningside 8-1 April 14, 2008 April 1, 2017 Nebraska Wesleyan 14-5 February 17, 1995 February 22, 2014 Nebraska-Kearney 0-2 February 17, 1995 February 16, 2002 Nebraska-Omaha 0-1 April 15, 2018 April 15, 2018 New Orleans 0-1 March 12, 2002 March 12, 2002 Northeast Mo. State 0-3 March 19, 1994 April 10, 1996 Northern Iowa 0-2 March 16, 1994 March 24, 1998 Northwestern 1-0 April 20, 2018 - Northwestern-St. Paul (Minn.) 1-0 Feb. 18, 2017 - Ohio Northern 0-1 February 26, 1996 February 26, 1996 Principia (Ill.) 1-3 March 7, 2009 Feb. 3, 2018 Purdue-Northwest (Ind.) 0-3 March, 4 2017 Feb. 25, 2018 Quincy (Ill.) 3-0 February 7, 2004 - Ripon (Wisc.) 2-1 April 15, 2000 April 15, 2000 Roger Williams (R.I.) 2-0 March 15, 2004 - Roosevelt (Ill.) 0-2 February 28, 2015 February 27, 2016 Rose-Hulman (Ind.) 1-0 April 14, 2001 - Simpson 41-0 March 29, 1993 - Skidmore (N.Y.) 1-0 March 19, 1998 - St. Ambrose 14-4 February 12, 1994 January 26, 2008 St. Cloud St. (Minn.) 0-1 February 22, 1997 February 22, 1997 St. Lawrence (Minn.) 1-0 March 15, 1998 - St. Mary’s (Minn.) 1-0 April 14, 2007 - St. Scholastica (Minn.) 1-0 March 10, 2013 - St. Thomas (Minn.) 1-1 April 1, 2000 April 1, 2000 Texas Southern 0-1 February 28, 1994 February 28, 1994 Texas-Dallas 1-1 March 10, 2005 March 14, 2011 Texas-Tyler 0-1 March 8, 2005 March 8, 2005 Truman State (Mo.) 2-11 February 27, 1998 Feb. 5, 2017 Univ. of Connecticut 0-1 March 21, 2000 March 21, 2000 Upper Iowa 2-0 March 1, 2003 - Vanguard (Calif.) 0-1 March 17, 2008 March 17, 2008 Wartburg 32-9 April 2, 1993 April 6, 2016 Washburn (Kan.) 0-2 March 13, 2007 March 12, 2019 Washington (Mo.) 0-2 March 23, 1997 March 12, 2003 Webster (Mo.) 2-0 March 23, 1997 - Western Illinois 0-1 February 18, 2006 February 18, 2006 Westminster (Mo.) 6-2 March 30, 1999 March 24, 2010 Wheaton (Ill.) 0-3 March 1, 2002 March 2, 2013 William Jewell (Mo.) 2-6 March 14, 2001 March 11, 2019 William Penn 12-0 March 23, 1993 - Winona State (Minn.) 1-1 February 28, 2004 April 9, 2005 Wis.-Eau Claire 1-2 March 16, 1998 March 6, 2010 Wis.-La Crosse 0-4 April 12, 2003 January 30, 2009 Wis.-Oshkosh 1-4 March 27, 1993 Feb. 20, 2016 Wooster (Ohio) 0-1 March 16, 1998 March 16, 1998 Xavier (La.) 0-1 March 14, 2002 March 14, 2002
158 Men’s tennis All-time scores (duals since 1993)
1993 (9-6 overall) 1996 (10-6 overall) Coach: Elizabeth Hadler Coach: Doug Stursma Date Opponent Location Score Feb. 29 Ohio Northern Hilton Head, S.C. L, 8-1 March 6 Coe Cedar Rapids L, 9-0 March 9 Carthage (Wis.) Cedar Rapids L, 6-1 March 18 Grinnell Grinnell L, 8-1 Coe Cedar Rapids L, 7-0 March 20 Dubuque Pella W, 9-0 March 13 Graceland Lamoni L, 8-1 Loras Pella L, 5-4 March 20 Simpson Pella W, 9-0 March 23 William Penn Pella W, 9-0 March 22 Buena Vista Indianola W, 9-0 March 25 Graceland Pella L, 9-0 Simpson Indianola W, 7-2 March 27 Cornell Mount Vernon W, 7-2 March 23 William Penn Indianola W, 9-0 Wis.-Oshkosh Mount Vernon L, 5-4 March 26 Wartburg Pella W, 6-1 March 29 Simpson Pella W, 7-2 March 30 Loras Pella W, 4-3 April 2 Wartburg Waverly W, 5-4 Augustana (Ill.) Pella L, 4-3 April 3 Luther Decorah L, 8-1 April 10 Northeast Mo. State Kirksville, Mo. L, 6-1 April 20 William Penn Oskaloosa W, 9-0 April 16 Cornell Pella W, 5-2 May 3 Simpson Indianola W, 6-1 April 23 Grinnell Pella W, 6-1 Aurora (Ill.) Indianola W, 5-2 April 25 William Penn Oskaloosa W, 4-3 May 7 Wartburg Des Moines W, 5-2 St. Ambrose Oskaloosa W, 7-0
1994 (5-9 overall) 1997 (10-9 overall) Coach: Doug Stursma Coach: Doug Stursma Date Opponent Location Score Date Opponent Location Score Feb. 12 St. Ambrose Pella L, 9-0 Feb. 21 Carleton Burnsville, Minn. L, 8-1 Feb. 28 Texas Southern Houston, Texas L, 7-2 Feb. 22 Gustavus Adolphus St. Peter, Minn. L, 7-0 March 5 Coe Cedar Rapids L, 9-0 (Minn.) Augustana (Ill.) Cedar Rapids L, 5-4 St. Cloud St. (Minn.) St. Peter, Minn. L, 4-3 March 9 Grinnell Grinnell L, 6-3 Feb. 25 Simpson Pella W, 7-0 March 12 Loras Pella L, 5-4 March 6 Graceland Pella L, 7-0 March 16 Northern Iowa Cedar Falls L, 7-0 March 15 DePauw (Ind.) Cedar Rapids L, 7-0 March 19 Northeast Mo. State Kirksville, Mo. L, 6-0 Coe Cedar Rapids L, 4-3 March 24 Simpson Indianola W, 7-2 March 23 Washington (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. L, 5-2 March 26 Wartburg Pella W, 6-3 Webster (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. W, 7-0 April 4 Graceland Lamoni L, 9-0 March 24 Maryville (Tenn.) St. Louis, Mo. W, 9-0 April 15 Simpson Pella W, 9-0 March 26 Mo.-St. Louis St. Louis, Mo. W, 5-4 April 29 William Penn Pella W, 9-0 April 4 Cornell Mount Vernon W, 7-0 April 30 Cornell Pella W, 7-2 April 5 Augustana (Ill.) Pella W, 6-1 Nebraska Wesleyan Pella W, 6-1 1995 (10-8 overall) April 8 William Penn Pella W, 7-0 Coach: Doug Stursma April 9 Loras Waterloo W, 4-3 Date Opponent Location Score April 18 Luther Decorah L, 6-1 Feb. 17 Nebraska-Kearney Lincoln, Neb. L, 8-1 April 19 Wis.-Oshkosh Decorah L, 5-2 Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. W, 5-4 April 23 Grinnell Grinnell W, 6-1 Mobile (Ala.) Lincoln, Neb. L, 9-0 March 8 Grinnell Grinnell L, 8-1 1998 (16-7 overall) March 9 Simpson Indianola W, 6-3 Coach: Doug Stursma March 11 Coe Cedar Rapids L, 7-0 Date Opponent Location Score Carthage (Wis.) Cedar Rapids L, 7-0 Feb. 27 Truman State (Mo.) Fairfield L, 6-1 March 15 Northeast Mo. State Pella L, 5-2 March 4 Simpson Indianola W, 9-0 March 18 St. Ambrose Rock Island, Ill. L, 6-3 March 11 Graceland Lamoni W, 6-1 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, Ill. W, 6-3 March 15 St. Lawrence (Minn.) Hilton Head, S.C. W, 5-2 March 25 Wartburg Waverly W, 5-4 March 16 Wis.-Eau Claire Hilton Head, S.C. W, 4-3 William Penn Waverly W, 9-0 Wooster (Ohio) Hilton Head, S.C. L, 7-0 April 1 Buena Vista Indianola W, 9-0 March 17 Illinois Wesleyan Hilton Head, S.C. L, 4-3 Nebraska Wesleyan Indianola W, 8-1 March 19 Skidmore (N.Y.) Hilton Head, S.C. W, 4-3 Simpson Indianola W, 9-0 March 20 Wis.-Oshkosh Hilton Head, S.C. W, 5-2 April 19 Graceland Pella L, 9-0 March 24 Northern Iowa Waterloo L, 4-2 April 28 Cornell Mount Vernon W, 6-1 Minnesota-Duluth Waterloo L, 4-2 April 29 Dubuque Dubuque W, 7-0 March 28 Loras Pella W, 7-0 April 3 Luther Pella L, 4-3 Buena Vista Pella W, 7-0 April 4 Coe Pella W, 5-2
Men’s tennis 159 William Penn Pella W, 7-0 Grinnell Grinnell W, 4-3 Augustana (Ill.) Pella W, 6-1 March 3 Buena Vista Pella W, 7-0 April 7 Wartburg Waverly W, 7-0 March 13 Baker (Kan.) Baldwin City, Kan. L, 6-3 April 15 Grinnell Pella W, 7-0 March 14 William Jewell (Mo.) Liberty, Mo. W, 7-2 Iowa Conference tournament (second place) March 21 Truman State (Mo.) Kirksville, Mo. L, 9-0 April 24 Simpson Waterloo W, 4-0 March 29 Simpson Indianola W, 7-0 Coe Waterloo W, 4-1 March 31 St. Thomas (Minn.) Pella W, 6-1 April 25 Luther Waterloo L, 4-3 Dubuque Pella W, 6-0 April 28 Cornell Pella W, 6-1 April 3 Graceland Pella W, 5-2 April 5 William Penn Oskaloosa W, 7-0 1999 results (15-1 overall) April 7 Coe Cedar Rapids L, 6-1 Coach: Doug Stursma Cornell Mount Vernon W, 7-0 Date Opponent Location Score April 11 Luther Waterloo W, 7-0 March 2 Graceland Pella W, 5-2 April 13 Ripon (Wis.) Ripon, Wis. W, 4-3 March 13 Grinnell Grinnell L, 4-3 April 14 Rose-Hulman (Ind.) Ripon, Wis. W, 6-1 Augustana (Ill.) Grinnell W, 6-1 April 20 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, Ill. W, 6-1 March 17 Simpson Pella W, 7-0 April 21 Knox (Ill.) Galesburg, Ill. W, 7-0 March 27 William Penn Pella W, 7-0 St. Ambrose Galesburg, Ill. W, 6-1 Wartburg Pella W, 7-0 Iowa Conference tournament (second place) March 29 Central Methodist (Mo.) Fayette, Mo. W, 9-0 April 27 Wartburg Cedar Rapids W, 5-0 March 30 Westminster (Mo.) Fayette, Mo. W, 9-0 Luther Cedar Rapids W, 4-0 March 31 Truman State (Mo.) Kirksville, Mo. W, 6-3 April 28 Coe Cedar Rapids L, 5-1 April 9 Luther Decorah W, 4-3 NCAA Division III tournament April 10 Coe Cedar Rapids W, 5-2 May 11 Gustavus Adolphus St. Peter, Minn. L, 7-0 April 13 Loras Mount Vernon W, 7-0 (Minn.) Cornell Mount Vernon W, 7-0 Iowa Conference tournament (first place) 2002 (12-10 overall) April 23 Loras Cedar Rapids W, 4-0 Coach: Doug Stursma April 24 Cornell Cedar Rapids W, 4-0 Date Opponent Location Score Luther Cedar Rapids W, 4-1 Feb. 8 Westminster (Mo.) Pella W, 6-1 Feb. 15 Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. W, 5-4 2000 (16-6 overall) Feb. 16 Nebraska-Kearney Lincoln, Neb. L, 6-3 Coach: Doug Stursma Feb. 23 Wartburg Pella W, 6-1 Date Opponent Location Score March 1 Wheaton (Ill.) Cedar Rapids L, 5-2 Feb. 25 St. Ambrose Pella W, 7-0 March 12 New Orleans New Orleans, La. L, 4-0 Feb. 26 Knox (Ill.) Pella W, 7-0 March 13 Dillard (La.) New Orleans, La. L, 5-4 Buena Vista Pella W, 7-0 March 14 Xavier (La.) New Orleans, La. L, 6-3 William Penn Pella W, 7-0 March 26 Graceland Lamoni L, 9-0 March 3 Cornell Pella W, 9-0 April 3 Truman State (Mo.) Pella L, 4-3 March 20 Montana State Chandler, Ariz. W, 6-1 April 5 Luther Pella L, 5-2 March 21 Univ. of Connecticut Glendale, Ariz. L, 7-0 April 6 Coe Pella L, 7-0 March 22 Coll. of New Jersey Glendale, Ariz. W, 5-2 April 10 Augustana (Ill.) Pella W, 5-2 March 23 Hamline (Minn.) Glendale, Ariz. W, 6-1 April 12 Loras Pella W, 7-0 March 28 Graceland Lamoni L, 6-3 April 13 Grinnell Pella W, 6-1 April 1 St. Thomas (Minn.) St. Paul. Minn. L, 6-1 St. Ambrose Pella W, 6-1 April 5 Grinnell Pella W, 7-0 April 16 Simpson Pella W, 7-0 April 8 Coe Pella L, 4-3 April 20 Knox (Ill.) Pella W, 6-1 Simpson Pella W, 6-1 Cornell Pella W, 7-0 April 11 Truman State (Mo.) Pella L, 4-3 Iowa Conference tournament (third place) April 13 William Penn Pella W, 7-0 April 26 Wartburg Cedar Rapids W, 4-0 April 15 Ripon (Wis.) Pella L, 4-3 Luther Cedar Rapids L, 4-1 April 19 Luther Waterloo W, 7-0 April 27 Cornell Cedar Rapids W, 4-2 April 24 Wartburg Pella W, 7-0 Iowa Conference tournament (first place) 2003 (13-10 overall) April 28 Wartburg Cedar Rapids W, 5-0 Coach: Doug Stursma April 28 Luther Cedar Rapids W, 4-3 Date Opponent Location Score April 29 Coe Cedar Rapids W, 4-3 Feb. 8 Buena Vista Cedar Rapids W, 7-0 Cornell Cedar Rapids W, 7-0 2001 (19-5 overall) Feb. 21 Luther Decorah L, 7-0 Coach: Doug Stursma Feb. 22 Hamline (Minn.) Decorah W, 5-2 Date Opponent Location Score March 1 Upper Iowa Waverly W, 7-0 Feb. 17 Wartburg Waverly W, 7-0 Wartburg Waverly W, 6-1 Feb. 24 Nebraska Wesleyan Grinnell W, 7-0 March 9 Mo.-St.Louis St. Louis, Mo. L, 9-0
160 Men’s tennis March 12 Washington (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. L, 7-0 March 19 Quincy (Ill.) Quincy, Ill. W, 8-1 March 13 Fontbonne (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. W, 9-0 Monmouth (Ill.) Quincy, Ill. W, 7-0 March 18 Simpson Pella W, 6-0 March 24 Coe Cedar Rapids L, 7-0 March 22 Loras Pella W, 7-0 March 25 Cornell Mount Vernon W, 7-0 March 29 Knox (Ill.) Galesburg, Ill. W, 5-2 Illinois Wesleyan Cedar Rapids W, 5-2 St. Ambrose Galesburg, Ill. L, 7-2 March 29 Simpson Pella W, 7-0 April 2 Westminster (Mo.) Kirksville, Mo. W, 4-3 April 2 Hope (Mich.) Ottawa, Ill. W, 6-1 Truman State (Mo.) Kirksville, Mo. L, 9-0 Elmhurst (Ill.) Ottawa, Ill. W, 7-0 April 9 Simpson Pella W, 6-1 April 9 Luther Decorah L, 6-1 April 10 Coe Cedar Rapids L, 7-0 Winona State (Minn.) Decorah L, 5-2 April 12 Wis.-La Crosse Pella L, 5-2 April 16 Westminster (Mo.) Rock Island, Ill. W, 7-0 Nebraska Wesleyan Pella L, 4-3 Wheaton (Ill.) Rock Island, Ill. L, 4-3 April 17 Grinnell Grinnell L, 4-3 April 20 Grinnell Grinnell W, 7-0 Iowa Conference tournament (third place) April 23 Augustana (Ill.) Pella W, 6-1 April 24 Cornell Cedar Rapids W, 4-0 Buena Vista Pella W, 7-0 Luther Cedar Rapids L, 5-0 Iowa Conference tournament (third place) Simpson Cedar Rapids W, 4-1 April 28 Cornell Cedar Rapids W, 4-1 Luther Cedar Rapids L, 4-2 2004 (18-8 overall) Wartburg Cedar Rapids W, 4-0 Coach: Doug Stursma Date Opponent Location Score 2006 (14-12 overall) Feb. 7 Cornell Pella W, 7-0 Coach: Doug Stursma Quincy (Ill.) Pella W, 7-0 Date Opponent Location Score Feb. 14 Wartburg Pella W, 5-2 Feb. 4 Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. L, 4-3 Monmouth (Ill.) Pella W, 7-0 Dordt Lincoln, Neb. W, 7-0 Feb. 21 Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 7-0 Feb. 11 Graceland Pella L, 6-1 Augustana (S.D.) Storm Lake W, 6-1 Wartburg Pella W, 7-0 Feb. 28 Wis.-La Crosse La Crosse, Wis. L, 6-1 Feb. 17 Monmouth (Ill.) Monmouth, Ill. L, 4-3 Winona State (Minn.) La Crosse, Wis. W, 5-2 Feb. 18 Western Illinois Galesburg, Ill. L, 7-0 March 6 Nebraska Wesleyan Red Oak L, 6-1 Feb. 24 Augustana (Ill.) Moline, Ill. W, 4-3 March 10 Graceland Pella L, 6-1 March 3 Westminster (Mo.) Pella W, 7-0 March 14 Missouri Valley (Mo.) Hilton Head, S.C. W, 5-2 March 4 Cornell Pella W, 7-0 March 15 Messiah (Pa.) Hilton Head, S.C. W, 7-0 William Jewell (Mo.) Pella W, 7-0 Roger Williams (R.I.) Hilton Head, S.C. W, 7-0 March 13 Mesa State (Colo.) Glendale, Ariz. L, 7-2 March 16 Asbury (Ky.) Hilton Head, S.C. W, 8-1 March 14 Ripon (Wis.) Glendale, Ariz. W, 5-2 March 18 Campbellsville (Ky.) Hilton Head, S.C. L, 8-1 March 18 Roger Williams (R.I.) Glendale, Ariz. W, 8-1 March 18 Georgetown (Ky.) Hilton Head, S.C. W, 5-4 March 25 Dubuque Pella W, 7-0 March 23 Simpson Indianola W, 6-1 Quincy (Ill.) Pella W, 6-1 March 27 St. Ambrose Pella W, 6-1 April 1 Carleton (Minn.) Owatonna, Minn. L, 5-2 April 3 Upper Iowa Pella W, 7-0 Wis.-Eau Claire Owatonna, Minn. L, 4-3 April 6 Grinnell Pella L, 4-3 April 8 Coe Pella L, 7-0 April 14 Truman State (Mo.) Pella L, 5-2 Grinnell Pell L, 7-0 April 16 Luther Pella W, 4-3 April 12 Truman State (Mo.) Pella L, 5-2 April 17 Coe Pella L, 7-0 April 13 Simpson Indianola W, 5-2 Iowa Conference tournament (second place) April 22 Luther Pella L, 6-1 April 22 Loras Cedar Rapids W, 5-2 St. Ambrose Pella W, 8-1 Luther Cedar Rapids W, 4-3 Iowa Conference tournament (third place) Coe Cedar Rapids L, 5-0 April 27 Cornell Cedar Rapids W, 4-0 Luther Cedar Rapids L, 4-0 2005 (21-8 overall) Wartburg Cedar Rapids W, 4-0 Coach: Doug Stursma Date Opponent Location Score 2007 (14-9 overall) Feb. 4 St. Ambrose Moline, Ill. W, 8-1 Coach: Greg Gilmore Feb. 19 Nebraska Wesleyan Pella W, 5-2 Date Opponent Location Score Monmouth (Ill.) Pella W, 6-1 Feb. 2 Dordt Pella W, 6-3 Feb. 26 Wartburg Waverly W, 7-0 Feb. 3 Monmouth (Ill.) Pella W, 6-3 Loras Waverly W, 7-0 Buena Vista Pella W, 9-0 March 7 Austin (Texas) Sherman, Texas W, 7-0 Feb. 10 Augustana (Ill.) Pella W, 5-4 March 8 LeTourneau (Texas) Tyler, Texas W, 6-0 Graceland Pella L, 8-1 Texas-Tyler Tyler, Texas L, 5-2 Feb. 17 Wis.-La Crosse Cedar Rapids L, 8-1 March 10 Texas-Dallas Richardson, Texas W, 7-0 Coe Cedar Rapids L, 9-0 March 16 Graceland Lamoni L, 7-0 Feb. 24 St. Ambrose Moline, Ill. W-5-4 March 17 Drake Des Moines L, 7-0 March 3 Simpson Pella W, 7-2
Men’s tennis 161 Wartburg Pella W, 8-1 Principia (Ill.) Mount Vernon W, 6-3 March 13 Washburn (Kan.) Topeka, Kan. L, 9-0 March 17 Howard Payne (Texas) Dallas, Texas L, 8-1 March 14 Emporia State (Kan.) Emporia, Kan L, 9-0 March 28 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, Ill. L, 9-0 March 24 Nebraska Wesleyan Pella W, 5-4 April 3 Dubuque Dubuque W, 8-1 Dubuque Pella W, 8-1 April 4 Carroll (Wis.) Waukesha, Wis. W, 8-1 March 31 Luther Decorah L, 8-1 April 7 Simpson Indianola W, 7-2 Loras Decorah W, 6-3 April 12 Grinnell Grinnell L, 9-0 April 14 Buena Vista Fort Dodge W, 9-0 April 18 Loras Pella W, 8-1 St. Mary’s (Minn.) Fort Dodge W, 8-1 Wartburg Pella W, 5-4 April 17 Grinnell Grinnell L, 8-1 April 21 Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 9-0 April 18 Truman State (Mo.) Kirksville, Mo. L, 7-2 Martin Luther (Minn.) Storm Lake W, 5-0 Iowa Conference tournament (third place) Iowa Conference tournament (third place) April 26 Simpson Iowa City W, 5-1 April 30 Cornell Mount Vernon W, 5-0 Coe Iowa City L, 5-0 Coe Mount Vernon L, 5-0 Wartburg Iowa City W, 5-4 Wartburg Mount Vernon W, 5-2
2008 (13-13 overall) 2009-10 (13-16 overall, 3-5 Iowa Conference) Coach: Bryan Mours Coach: Steven Tyler Date Opponent Location Score Date Opponent Location Score Jan. 26 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, Ill. L, 6-3 Sept. 7 Graceland Pella L, 9-0 St. Ambrose Rock Island, Ill. L, 6-3 Sept. 15 Simpson Pella W, 9-0 Feb. 2 Cornell Pella W, 9-0 Sept. 18 William Jewell (Mo.) Pella L, 7-2 Graceland Pella L, 9-0 Sept. 19 St. Ambrose Pella W, 6-3 Feb. 16 Monmouth (Ill.) Pella W, 6-3 Jan. 30 Wartburg Pella W, 9-0 Wartburg Pella W, 9-0 Cornell Pella L, 5-4 Feb. 23 Simpson Pella W, 9-0 Feb. 6 Loras Pella W, 9-0 Carroll (Wis.) Pella W, 9-0 Morningside Pella W, 9-0 March 8 Benedictine (Kan.) St. Joseph, Mo. L, 9-0 Feb. 13 *Simpson Pella W, 9-0 March 17 Vanguard (Calif.) Costa Mesa, Calif. L, 9-0 *Luther Pella L, 6-3 March 19 Chapman (Calif.) Orange, Calif. L, 8-1 Feb. 20 William Jewell (Mo.) Lincoln, Neb. L, 6-3 March 20 Concordia (Calif.) Irvine, Calif. L, 9-0 Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. W, 6-3 March 25 Truman State (Mo.) Pella L, 9-0 March 6 *Buena Vista Pella W, 8-1 March 26 Dordt Fort Dodge W, 9-0 Wis.-Eau Claire Pella L, 7-2 Buena Vista Fort Dodge W, 9-0 March 14 Fontbonne (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. W, 9-0 April 2 Wartburg Waverly W, 7-2 March 15 Maryville (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. W, 8-1 April 5 Carleton (Minn.) Pella L, 8-1 March 16 Webster (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. W, 8-1 Coe Pella L, 6-3 March 17 Westminster (Mo.) Fulton, Mo. L, 5-4 April 7 Simpson Pella W, 9-0 March 27 *Wartburg Waverly L, 7-2 April 12 Grinnell Pella L, 8-1 Augustana (Ill.) Waverly L, 7-2 April 14 Morningside Ames W, 9-0 April 8 Truman State (Mo.) Kirksville, Mo. L, 8-1 April 15 Loras Pella W, 9-0 April 10 *Loras Dubuque W, 7-2 April 18 Luther Pella L, 8-1 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 6-3 Iowa Conference tournament (third place) April 17 *Coe Pella L, 9-0 April 24 Wartburg Cedar Rapids W, 5-1 April 20 Grinnell Pella L, 9-0 Coe Cedar Rapids L, 5-0 April 28 *Cornell Mount Vernon L, 8-1 Cornell Mount Vernon W, 5-0 Iowa Conference tournament (third place) May 6 Cornell Iowa City W, 5-4 2008-09 (15-12 overall) Coe Iowa City L, 5-0 Coach: Steven Tyler Wartburg Iowa City L, 5-1 Date Opponent Location Score Sept. 9 Simpson Pella W, 8-1 2010-11 (10-14 overall, 5-3 Iowa Conference) Sept. 16 Graceland Lamoni L, 9-0 Coach: Steven Tyler Sept. 20 William Jewell (Mo.) Pella L, 8-1 Date Opponent Location Score Sept. 22 St. Ambrose Davenport W, 6-3 Sept. 22 Simpson Pella W, 8-1 Sept. 24 Buena Vista Fort Dodge W, 8-1 Sept. 29 Graceland Lamoni L, 9-0 Jan. 30 Wis.-La Crosse Decorah L, 8-1 Jan. 29 Nebraska Wesleyan Pella L, 5-4 Jan. 31 Luther Decorah L, 7-2 Augustana (Ill.) Pella L, 9-0 Macalester (Minn.) Decorah L, 5-4 Feb. 5 Loras Pella W, 9-0 Feb. 21 Simpson Pella W, 9-0 Morningside Pella W, 8-1 Graceland (Mo.) Pella L, 9-0 Feb. 12 *Luther Decorah L, 8-1 Feb. 28 Carthage (Wis.) Cedar Rapids L, 8-1 Feb. 19 Wis.-Oshkosh Cedar Rapids L, 6-3 Coe Cedar Rapids L, 8-1 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 9-0 March 7 Cornell Mount Vernon W, 7-2 Feb. 26 *Cornell Mount Vernon L, 6-3
162 Men’s tennis March 5 Carroll (Wis.) Grinnell L, 5-4 April 27 *Simpson Indianola W, 8-1 Grinnell Grinnell L, 8-1 April 30 *Wartburg Pella L, 5-4 March 14 Texas-Dallas Dallas, Texas L, 8-1 Iowa Conference tournament (fourth place) March 15 Howard Payne (Texas) Dallas, Texas L, 6-3 May 3 Dubuque Cedar Rapids W, 5-1 March 26 *Wartburg Pella W, 9-0 May 4 Luther Cedar Rapids L, 5-1 April 2 Monmouth (Ill.) Monmouth, Ill. L, 6-3 Wartburg Cedar Rapids L, 5-1 Coe Monmouth, Ill. W, 5-4 April 9 *Loras Pella W, 7-2 2013-14 (13-10, 4-3 Iowa Conference) *Dubuque Pella W, 7-2 Coach: Steven Tyler April 12 *Simpson Indianola W, 9-0 Date Opponent Location Score April 16 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 7-2 Sept. 13 Grand View Des Moines W, 5-4 Iowa Conference tournament (fourth place) Sept. 17 Buena Vista Fort Dodge W, 7-2 May 6 Dubuque Iowa City W, 5-2 Feb. 2 Edgewood (Wis.) Waverly W, 6-3 May 7 Coe Iowa City L, 5-0 Feb. 15 Morningside Pella W, 7-2 Cornell Iowa City L, 5-2 Knox (Ill.) Pella W, 7-2 Feb. 22 Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. L, 8-1 2011-12 (11-12 overall, 4-4 Iowa Conference) William Jewell (Neb.) Lincoln, Neb. L, 8-1 Coach: Steven Tyler Feb. 28 Grand View Pella W, 9-0 Date Opponent Location Score Mar 8 Grinnell Pella L, 6-3 Sept. 20 Buena Vista Fort Dodge W, 9-0 March 15 Missouri Baptist St. Louis, Mo. L, 5-4 Sept. 28 Simpson Indianola W, 8-1 March 17 Westminster (Mo.) Fulton, Mo. W, 8-1 Feb. 5 Edgewood (Wis.) Waverly W, 9-0 March 18 Principia (Ill.) Elsah, Ill. L, 5-4 Wartburg Waverly L, 9-0 March 29 Bethany Lutheran (Minn.) Mankato, Minn. W, 9-0 Feb. 11 Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. W, 8-1 April 5 *Loras Dubuque W, 8-1 William Jewell (Mo.) Lincoln, Neb. L, 9-0 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 9-0 Feb. 18 Graceland Pella L, 5-4 April 8 *Coe Pella L, 8-1 March 3 *Simpson Pella W, 8-1 April 12 *Buena Vista Pella W, 8-1 *Luther Pella L, 9-0 April 26 *Luther Pella L, 9-0 March 12 East Texas Baptist Little Rock, Ark. W, 9-0 April 26 *Simpson Pella W, 7-2 Hendrix (Ark.) Little Rock, Ark. L, 6-3 April 29 *Wartburg Wartbug L, 6-3 March 14 Harding (Ark.) Searcy, Ark. L, 9-0 Iowa Conference tournament (fourth place) March 24 Westminster (Mo.) Pella L, 8-1 May 2 Buena Vista Cedar Rapids W, 5-0 *Buena Vista Pella W, 9-0 May 3 Coe Cedar Rapids L, 5-0 March 31 *Wartburg Waverly L, 6-3 May 3 Wartburg Cedar Rapids L, 5-2 Bethany Lutheran (Minn.) Waverly W, 9-0 April 7 *Loras Dubuque W, 8-1 2014-15 (8-9 overall, 5-2 Iowa Conference) *Dubuque Dubuque W, 6-3 Coach: Ryun Ferrell April 14 *Coe Pella L, 9-0 Date Opponent Location Score April 21 *Cornell Pella L, 6-3 Feb. 14 Morningside Pella W, 7-2 Grand View Pella W, 9-0 Knox (Ill.) Pella W, 8-1 Iowa Conference tournament (sixth place) Feb. 21 Augustana (S.D.) Grinnell L, 9-0 May 4 Dubuque Cedar Rapids L, 5-1 Grinnell Grinnell L, 8-1 May 5 Cornell Cedar Rapids L, 5-3 Feb. 28 Roosevelt (Ill.) Pella L, 5-4 March 17 Ashford Clinton L, 9-0 2012-13 (13-8 overall, 4-3 Iowa Conference) March 28 Bethel (Minn.) Rochester, Minn. L, 8-1 Coach: Steven Tyler April 4 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 8-1 Date Opponent Location Score April 7 *Wartburg Pella W, 7-2 Sept. 18 Buena Vista Fort Dodge W, 9-0 April 10 Grand View Des Moines L, 8-1 Sept. 27 Grand View Des Moines W, 9-0 April 11 *Dubuque Pella W, 7-2 Feb. 3 Edgewood (Wis.) Waverly W, 9-0 *Loras Pella W, 9-0 Feb. 9 Morningside Pella W, 8-1 April 18 *Simpson Indianola W, 9-0 Knox (Ill.) Pella W, 6-3 April 21 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 8-1 Feb. 23 Nebraska Wesleyan Pella W, 7-2 April 25 *Luther Decorah L, 9-0 March 2 Judson (Ill.) Hanover Park, Ill. L, 6-3 Iowa Conference tournament (third-place) Wheaton (Ill.) Hanover Park, Ill. L, 8-1 May 1 Buena Vista Cedar Rapids W, 5-0 March 10 St. Scholastica (Minn.) Orlando, Fla. W, 5-4 May 2 Luther Cedar Rapids L, 5-0 March 11 Bethel (Minn.) Orlando, Fla. L, 5-4 March 23 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 8-1 2015-16 (11-10 overall, 4-3 Iowa Conference) April 4 Cornell Mount Vernon W, 6-3 Coach: Ryun Ferrell April 6 *Loras Pella W, 8-1 Date Opponent Location Score *Dubuque Pella W, 7-2 Feb. 6 St. Ambrose Pella W, 7-2 April 13 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 8-1 Feb. 13 Morningside Pella W, 6-3 April 20 *Luther Decorah L, 9-0 Knox (Ill.) Pella W, 9-0
Men’s tennis 163 Feb. 20 Wis.-Oshkosh Grinnell L, 5-4 Concordia (Neb.) Pella W, 8-1 Grinnell Grinnell L, 9-0 Feb. 25 Purdue-Northwest (Ind.) Pella L, 6-3 Feb. 27 Roosevelt (Ill.) Pella L, 5-4 Purdue-Northwest (Ind.) Pella L, 7-2 March 5 Gustavus Adol. (Minn.) St. Peter, Minn. L, 9-0 March 3 Cornell Pella W, 6-3 Martin Luther (Minn.) St. Peter, Minn. W, 8-1 Hastings (Neb.) Pella L, 6-3 March 9 Empria St. (Kan.) Emporia, Kan. L, 9-0 March 11 Grinnell Grinnell L, 9-0 March 19 Judson (Ill.) Moline, Ill. L, 7-2 March 15 Aurora (Ill.) Aurora, Ill. W, 9-0 March 30 Grand View Des Moines W, 5-4 March 23 Morningside Pella W, 8-1 April 3 Cornell Mount Vernon W, 5-4 March 31 Coe Pella L, 8-1 April 6 *Wartburg Waverly L, 6-3 Buena Vista Pella W, 8-1 April 9 *Simpson Pella W, 7-2 April 4 Simpson Pella W, 9-0 April 13 *Coe Pella L, 9-0 April 7 Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. W, 9-0 April 16 *Buena Vista Pella W, 9-0 Doane (Neb.) Lincoln, Neb. L, 8-1 April 23 *Loras Dubuque W, 9-0 April 15 Nebraska-Omaha Omaha, Neb. L, 6-1 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 9-0 April 21 Dubuque Dubuque W, 8-1 April 30 *Luther Pella L, 8-1 Loras Dubuque W, 6-3 Iowa Conference tournament (third-place) April 26 Wartburg Waverly W, 7-2 May 6 Dubuque Cedar Rapids W, 5-0 April 28 Luther Pella L, 9-0 May 7 Coe Cedar Rapids L, 5-0 Iowa Conference team tournament May 4 Dubuque Cedar Rapids W, 5-2 2016-17 (10-15 overall, 6-2 Iowa Conference) May 5 Luther Cedar Rapids L, 5-0 Coach: Ryun Ferrell Date Opponent Location Score 2018-19 (12-9 overall, 6-2 American Rivers Conference) Feb. 5 Grinnell Grinnell L, 9-0 Coach: Ryun Ferrell Truman State (Mo.) Grinnell L, 6-3 Date Opponent Location Score Feb. 11 Concordia (Neb.) Des Moines W, 5-4 Jan. 26 Bethel (Minn.) Rochester, Minn. L, 9-0 Feb. 18 Augustana (S.D.) St. Peter, Minn. L, 8-1 Feb. 2 Grinnell Grinnell L, 9-0 Northwestern-St. Paul White Bear W, 5-4 Illinois Tech Grinnell L, 9-0 (Minn.) Lake, Minn. Feb. 9 Concordia (Neb.) Pella W, 7-2 Gustavus Adolphus St. Peter, Minn. L, 9-0 Feb. 16 Doane (Neb.) Pella L, 6-3 (Minn.) Hamline (Minn.) White Bear L, 7-2 St. Ambrose Pella W, 7-2 Lake, Minn. March 2 Cornell Mount Vernon W, 5-4 Feb. 25 Principia (Ill.) Galesburg, Ill. L, 6-3 March 11 William Jewell (Mo.) Liberty, Mo. L, 7-0 Knox (Ill.) Galesburg, Ill. W, 8-1 March 12 Washburn (Kan.) Topeka, Kan. L, 7-0 Cornell Mount Vernon L, 5-4 March 16 Crown (Minn.) Pella W, 9-0 March 4 Purdue-Northwest Pella L, 6-3 March 29 *Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. W, 8-1 (Ind.) March 30 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 8-1 March 13 Mary Hardin-Baylor Belton, Texas L, 9-0 April 6 *Dubuque Pella W, 8-1 March 16 Concordia (Texas) Austin, Texas L, 9-0 *Loras Pella W, 9-0 March 24 *Nebraska Wesleyan Pella W, 7-2 April 10 *Wartburg Pella W, 6-3 March 25 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 9-0 April 13 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 9-0 April 1 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 7-2 April 20 Northwestern Pella W, 9-0 Morningside Sioux City L, 9-0 April 25 *Simpson Indianola W, 9-0 April 9 *Luther Decorah L, 9-0 April 27 *Luther Decorah L, 9-0 April 15 *Wartburg Pella W, 5-4 April 22 *Loras Pella W, 6-3 American Rivers Conference tournament *Dubuque Pella W, 6-3 May 3 Nebraska Wesleyan Cedar Rapids W, 5-0 April 29 *Simpson Indianola W, 9-0 May 4 Luther Cedar Rapids L, 5-0 Iowa Conference team tournament May 5 Loras Cedar Rapids W, 5-3 May 6 Luther Cedar Rapids L, 5-0
2017-18 (15-12 overall, 6-2 Iowa Conference) Coach: Ryun Ferrell Date Opponent Location Score Sept. 15 Grand View Pella W, 6-3 Jan. 27 Grandview Des Moines L, 7-2 Jan. 27 Bethel (Minn.) Rochester, Minn. L, 9-0 Feb. 3 Principia (Ill.) Elsah, Ill. L, 7-2 St. Ambrose Moline, Ill. W, 5-4 Feb. 10 Truman State (Mo.) Des Moines W, 6-3 Feb. 17 Knox (Ill.) Pella W, 9-0
164 Men’s tennis De Haan Most Valuable Player Award 1960 - Wayne Tanis 1975 - Kent Fry 1990 - Matt Tanis 2005 - Nick Cochrane 1961 - Vern Jurgens 1976 - Bruce Collins, Al Edeker 1991 - Matt Tanis 2006 - Nick Cochrane 1962 - Dick Bowzer 1977 - Kent Fry 1992 - Will White 2007 - Jared Feddersen 1963 - Dave Zoschke 1978 - Curt Dorn 1993 - Will White 2008 - Jared Feddersen 1964 - Dave Zoschke 1979 - Steve Duncan 1994 - Joe Madden 2009 - Luke Boyd 1965 - George Rippere 1980 - Russ Saunders 1995 - Spencer Cox 2010 - Luke Boyd 1966 - Duane Laman 1981 - Jeff Jungling 1996 - Jason Metzger 2011 - Dan Bowser 1967 - Bob Parrott 1982 - Tom Riek 1997 - Spencer Cox 2012 - Seth Harris 1968 - Bob Parrott 1983 - Mark McGrew 1998 - Spencer Cox 2013 - Tim Kahl 1969 - Don Ringnalda 1984 - Mark McGrew 1999 - David Chen 2014 - West Adelman 1970 - Bob Parrott 1985 - Frank Williams 2000 - Brian Huinker 2015 - West Adelman 1971 - Craig Cochran 1986 - Ahi Afridi 2001 - Mike McMullan 2016 - West Adelman 1972 - Dave Wessling 1987 - Alan Brown 2002 - Tait Smock 2017 - Garret Taylor 1973 - Dave Wessling 1988 - Chuck Ray 2003 - Nick Cochrane 2018 - Garret Taylor 1974 - Harold Morrow 1989 - Doug Speas 2004 - Nick Cochrane 2019 - David Boschma Bogaard Most Improved Player Award 1986 - Chuck Ray 1996 - Ryan Murphy 2006 - Ryan Ooms 2016 - Scott Wilson 1987 - Chuck Ray 1997 - Jared Roe 2007 - Justin Scherff 2017 - Josh Phillips 1988 - Dallas Bogner 1998 - Ryan Roeth 2008 - Nick Rohner 2018 - Joe Roberts 1989 - not awarded 1999 - Marc Waite 2009 - Jacob Dreyer 2019 - Tanner Finken 1990 - Darin Vande Lune 2000 - Jared Vaske 2010 - Ryan Shuey 1991 - Mark Spencer 2001 - Jared Vaske 2011 - Chris Schissel 1992 - Joe Madden 2002 - Marc Waite 2012 - not awarded 1993 - Joe Warner 2003 - Kris Walters 2013 - BJ Cunningham 1994 - Chris Estell 2004 - Chris Griner 2014 - BJ Cunningham 1995 - Michael Cabral 2005 - Jason Ford 2015 - C.J. Cliff NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship 2006 - Nick Cochrane CoSIDA Academic All-Americans 1988 - Dallas Bogner 1997 - Ryan Murphy 2006 - Nick Cochrane 1996 - Ryan Murphy 2005 - Jason Ford CoSIDA Academic All-District 1988 - Dallas Bogner 2005 - Nick Cochrane 2007 - Jared Fedderson 2015 - Tim Kahl 1996 - Ryan Murphy Jason Ford 2013 - Tim Kahl 1997 - Ryan Murphy 2006 - Nick Cochrane John Seier
Duane Schroeder Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2013-14 - Kyle Freischlag Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches Association Academic Team selections 2005 2012 - 3.23 2017 - 3.34 2019 - 3.33 2011 2015 - 3.42 2018 - 3.41 Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches Association Scholar-Athlete Tennis team 1984 - Dan Lazenby 2016 - Alex Anderson, Collin Jones, Tom Palmer, Josh Philips 1986 - Ahi Afridi, Alan Brown 2017 - Alex Anderson, Danny Anderson, Colin Jones, Jackson 1987 - Ahi Afridi, Alan Brown, Eric Ellefson Lewton, Tom Palmer, Carl Peterson, Josh Phillips 1988 - Dallas Bogner, Chuck Ray 2018 - Danny Anderson, C.J. Cliff, William Isiminger, Colin 2011 - Bryn Boswell, Dan Bowser, Kyle Freischlag, John Seier, Jones, Tom Palmer, Carl Peterson, Garret Taylor, Scott Ryan Shuey Wilson 2012 - David Bouska, Josh Forst, Kyle Freischlag, John Seier 2019 - Danny Anderson, Tanner Finken, William Isiminger, 2015 - Alex Anderson, CJ Cliff, Josh Forst, Tim Kahl, Tom Colin Jones, Joe Roberts, Ben Turnley Palmer, Collin Schares, Scott Wilson,
Men’s tennis 165 2019 roster Name Yr. Hometown/High school *Jacob Alden So. Ames, Iowa/Ballard ***Danny Anderson Sr. Boone, Iowa/Boone **David Boschma Jr. Olathe, Kan./Northwest Nash Christian Fr. Whitewater, Wis./Fort Atkinson Matthew DenAdel Fr. Ankeny, Iowa/Centennial *Brad DiLeo So. Iowa City, Iowa/West *Tanner Finken So. Carroll, Iowa/Kuemper Catholic Caleb Hamerlinck Fr. Huxley, Iowa/Ballard Michael Handel Fr. Libertyville, Ill./Carmel Catholic **William Isiminger Jr. North Aurora, Ill./West Aurora Trey Melvin Fr. Lawrence, Kan./Free State **Joe Roberts Jr. Lake-in-the-Hills, Ill./Huntley *Dylan Roseburrough So. Marshalltown, Iowa/Marshalltown Cade Snakenberg Fr. Oskaloosa, Iowa/Oskaloosa **Ethan St. John Jr. Crystal Lake, Ill./Central ***Ben Turnley Sr. Manhattan, Kan./Manhattan Michael Turnley Fr. Manhattan, Kan./Manhattan ***Kris Weeden Sr. Des Moines, Iowa/Dowling Catholic
*letters earned
Coach: Ryun Ferrell (sixth year) Assistant: Trevor Budewitz
Outlook One of Central College’s largest men’s tennis squads in recent years could also be among its most productive.
Last year’s 15 dual wins were the program’s most since 2009. Five of the six varsity singles players are back from that 15-12 squad that posted a 6-2 American Rivers mark for a second straight third-place finish. And a promising freshman class is likely to force some challenging lineup decisions for fifth-year head coach Ryun Ferrell.
Bring it on, he said.
“I think it’s going to be great,” Ferrell said. “I like the tough decisions. The big thing I have to do is effectively communicate and make sure everyone knows what’s going on. We have a great freshman class. They’re very talented young men, they’re very athletic. The sophomores are stepping up and doing some good things and the juniors are the kind of class that has been leading the way the entire time and, of course, we have great seniors in Kris Weeden and Ben Turnley. We’ve got a lot of options and I’m very excited for that.”
The experience starts at the top where junior William Isiminger and David Boschma are the frontrunners.
Isiminger received all-conference honors in singles last spring and in doubles in 2018, posting 9-11 records in both singles and doubles last year. The engineering major is also a two-time ITA Scholar-Athlete.
Boschma received the team’s De Haan MVP Award last year as well as all-conference recognition in both singles and doubles. He was 7-11 in singles and 7-13 in doubles.
“William will start out at No. 1,” Ferrell said. “David has a shot of being up there, too. We’ll see what happens. But those guys are definitely (Nos.) 1 and 2 to start off. They have earned it and deserve it. They both had really good records in the league and throughout the season so I’d like to keep them there.”
Isiminger has 29 career singles victories.
“William is a little short but he uses that to his advantage,” Ferrell said. “He always plays with a chip on his shoulder. He’s been proving people wrong his whole life. I’ve know him since he was 10 and that’s just the way he is. His best asset is his determina- tion, more than anything. His overall game is very solid but the big thing is he hates losing more than he likes winning.”
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He finished fourth in Flight A singles at the conference tournament last fall and should be among the league’s top players this spring.
“I feel like Luther and Coe (have players who) will be the biggest threats and Wartburg’s got a solid No. 1,” Ferrell said. “That’s the thing, you play at No. 1 and you’re going to have a tough match no matter who it’s against. Uusally everyone has a pretty solid No. 1 so William has to be ready every day but I think he’s going to be more than fine. He’s a junior so he knows what to expect.”
There’s a high ceiling on Boschma, Ferrell said.
“David is probably one of the most talented players I’ve ever coached,” he said. “He has a tremendous amount of natural ability and he has every club in the bag. Sometimes when you have that kind of talent you try to do a little too much or get a little too fancy, so we’ve kind of limited his selection process in the beginning. Then once he gets his feet going he kind of figures out what he needs to do and then he’s smart enough to do what he needs to do. I absolutely love coaching him. He’s even-keeled, doesn’t get upset, he just plays so it’s great have him up towards the top to show everybody else how it’s done.”
The picture muddies after that, but the Dutch can start with four veterans.
“Kris Weeden is ready to step up and so are Tanner Finken, Brad DiLeo, and Ethan St. John. Those four guys are likely going to be our (Nos.) 3,4, 5 and 6 (players).
Weeden was 11-7 in singles last year while earning his third varsity letter, primarily at No. 4. DiLeo was 8-7, mostly at No. 5 and St. John was 7-3 at No. 6. Finken was 6-4 filling in at Nos. 4, 5 and 6.
“Tanner (Finken) last year started off really slow and by the end of the season he was beating guys and easily could have played (No.) 2 or 3 for our team,” Ferrell said.
But those four don’t have firm holds yet on lineup spots.
“Ben Turnley could help us at any time, Trey Melvin is a freshman (from Lawrence, Kansas) who is a very talented player who could help us, Caleb Hamerlinck (from Huxley) is an incredibly athletic young man. We have more than one option to fill in the lineup.”
In doubles DiLeo and Isiminger were 11-6 at No. 2 last year and reached the Flight A league quarterfinals in the fall.
“They’ll get their shot to play one in the spring and we’ll see how that goes,” Ferrell said.
The other two tandems aren’t yet determined.
“On a whim I put Ethan (St. John) and Tanner (Finken) together at the (ITA Midwest) regional (in September) and they actually did really well so we might give them a shot and David Boschma has to get paired up with somebody, so we’ve got to figure that out because he will definitely be in the lineup.”
Ferrell said he’ll rely more on match results than practice competition in allotting positions.
“I start off with seniority,” he said. “I go with what you know. I haven’t done challenge matches because just because you can beat a guy on your own team doesn’t mean you can beat a guy on another team. So I’m not a big fan of that.”
How those decisions are relayed to players is crucial with such a deep squad, Ferrell said.
“As long as the guys listen and understand, it will go great,” he said. “Hopefully, I will communicate in an effective way so that they will at least understand.”
Coe and Luther have dominated the league title race in recent years. Coe prevailed last year and Ferrell picks Luther to come back this year.
“Luther will be the team to beat for sure,” he said. “They didn’t really lose anything. They’ve got great talent coming back and new talent coming in. Coe will definitely be No. 2.”
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Central was blanked by Luther last spring, 9-0, and was outscored by Coe, 8-1. Yet Ferrell thinks the Dutch are slowly closing the gap.
“I think we’ve made some steps towards both squads where before it would kind of be a shellacking and now it’s longer matches and longer points and we actually win some of those matches,” he said. “We’re not quite at the level of beating everyone but I think we’ve got a shot at being third in the league. Wartburg is tough, Loras is always tough, but we still have to do what we do. We’re a deep squad. We might struggle at the top but at (Nos.) 4, 5 and 6 is where we hopefully take care of business.”
Ferrell said the Dutch are getting a lift from new assistant coach Trevor Budewitz.
“He’s got a ton of energy,” Ferrell said. “He attacks each day with enthusiasm. We’re so excited to have him on the staff.”
The season opens Jan. 25 with an indoor match against Bethel University (Minn.) at Rochester, Minnesota.
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2019-20 schedule Indoor Date Opponent Location Dec. 5-6 Happy Holidays Multi-Event Crete, Neb. Dec. 14 Dutch Holiday Preview Pella Jan. 18 Dutch Athletics Classic Pella Jan. 24 Prairie Wolf Invitational Lincoln, Neb. Jan. 31- Feb. 1 Wartburg Select Waverly Feb. 7-8 Bearcat Open Maryville, Mo. Feb. 15 Darren Young Classic Grinnell Feb. 22 Wartburg Invitational Waverly Feb. 28-29 American Rivers Championships Decorah March 6-7 Wartburg Qualifier Waverly March 7 Pointer Final Qualifier Stevens Point, Wis. March 13-14 NCAA Division III Championships Winston-Salem, N.C.
Outdoor Date Opponent Location March 27 Washington University Inv. St. Louis, Mo. April 3-4 Dutch Invitational Pella April 10-11 Jim Duncan Invitational Des Moines April 10 William Penn Open Oskaloosa April 17-18 Bryan Clay Invitational Azusa, Calif. April 17-18 Jim Dutcher Memorial Classic Crete, Neb. April 18 Simpson/Nebraska Wesleyan Pella April 22-25 Drake Relays Des Moines April 23-24 Kip Janvrin Open Indianola May 2 Fighting Scot Invitational Monmouth, Ill. May 7-9 American Rivers Championships Dubuque May 13-14 Gregory Invitational Naperville, Ill. May 14 Augustana Twilight Qualifier Rock Island, Ill. May 21-23 NCAA Division III Championships Rochester, N.Y. MEN’S TRACK AND FIELD QUICK FACTS
2019 American Rivers Conference indoor finish: 5th 2019 American Rivers Conference outdoor finish: 5th 2019 NCAA Division III indoor finish: tie, 19th 2019 NCAA Division III outdoor finish: tie, 24th 2019 NCAA Div. III indoor qualifiers: 2 - Will Daniels (hepathlon, high jump); Kyle Pape (800 meters) 2019 NCAA Div. III outdoor qualifiers: 2 - Will Daniels (decathlon); Drake Lewis (high jump) Letterwinners lost/returning: 12/24 Returning all-conference performers: 5 (Will DeHaan, Nathan Fitzgerald, Rylan Heffernan, Drake Lewis, Bryant Seuferer) Returning NCAA qualifiers: 1 - Drake Lewis Captains: Preston Kizer, Cory Suedmeier Conference championships (most recent): 23 (2018, outdoor) All-time NCAA Divsion III top-10 team finishes (most recent): 11 (2016, outdoor, t-6th place) Individual national champions: 19 All-Americans: 82
Men’s track and field 169 Brandon Sturman Head coach Brandon Sturman was named Central’s men’s and women’s track and field coach prior to the 2018-19 year. In two seasons as head coach at Aurora University (Ill.), Sturman piloted the Spartans to five indoor and outdoor men’s and women’s Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference titles. In 2017, his athletes won a pair of individual NCAA Division III titles with one national second-place finish. Aurora tied for sixth in the Division III men’s indoor team standings and finished 12th in the nation in the outdoor meet while the Aurora women placed 13th outdoors. A Brookeville, Maryland native, Sturman was a two-year football team captain at Valparaiso University (Ind.) where he played middle linebacker for the 2003 Pioneer Football League champs and graduated in 2006. He received a master’s degree there in 2008. Sturman was a graduate assistant football coach at Valparaiso for two seasons, then served as an assistant foot- ball coach and strength and conditioning coordinator at Aurora from 2008-13. He was also a part-time assistant track and field coach in that span. In 2014, he gave up his other duties to become head assistant men’s and women’s cross country and track and field coach before taking over as head men’s and women’s track and field coach in 2016. Sturman leads a deep and experienced coaching staff that includes a pair of veteran collegiate head coaches in Joe Dunham and associate head coach Jim Fuller. Dunham, who led Central to eight men’s and women’s championships in 10 seasons as head coach, continues working with the squad’s distance runners. Fuller, who joined the Central staff in 2013, spent 24 highly successful seasons as head coach at NCAA Division II Northern State University (S.D.). He works with Central’s multi-event ath- letes, a traditional area of strength for the Dutch. Sturman is the main coach for sprints and horizontal jumps and works closely with hurdlers as well.
Joe Dunham Associate head coach - distance One of the region’s most successful coaches, Joe Dunham joined the Central staff in 2009 as head men’s and women’s cross country coach and men’s and women’s track and field coach. He gave up his track and field head coaching duties after a record- breaking 10-year run in 2018, focusing on distance events as associate head coach while continuing as head cross country coach. Dunham has piloted Central to two men’s cross country conference championships, the first in school history. He also guid- ed the Dutch to four NCAA Division III men’s championship berths, finishing sixth in 2013. And his 2009 women’s squad earned the program’s first NCAA national team berth since 1981, making a surprising 19th-place showing. Central has also had individual qualifiers for the NCAA men’s meet the seven of the past eight years and gained all-America distinction five times during Dunham’s tenure. As track and field coach, Dunham’s teams claimed 12 men’s indoor and outdoor track and field titles and recorded seven national top-10 team finishes, including a runner-up trophy in the 2011 NCAA indoor meet. Central claimed nine individual national titles in his tenure. The Dutch men gained 49 indoor and outdoor all-America awards and 23 women’s all-America hon- ors. A three-time all-America cross country honoree who also earned track and field all-America recognition at Denison University (Ohio) and Keene State College (N.H.), Dunham served as head track and field coach at St. Norbert College (Wis.) for four seasons and cross country coach for three years. He left to enter private business in 2007 before taking over at Central.
Jim Fuller Associate head coach - multi-events, sprints, jumps Jim Fuller joined the Central men’s and women’s track and field coaching staff as the associate head coach in 2013. Fuller was named the USTFCCCA National Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year after guiding Will Daniels to the heptathlon crown and Ryan Kruse to a third-place finish at the 2018 NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field Championships. He was also named the Central Region Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year. In six years at Central, Fuller has coached seven conference champions in the multi-events. He’s tutored a combined 29 all-conference honorees in the multi-events on the men’s and women’s teams. In his first season with the program in 2013, he helped Eric Larson to a pair of NCAA Division III national championships in the heptathlon (indoor) and decathlon (outdoor) and an additional all-American award in 2015. In addition to Daniels national title in the 2018 heptathlon, Daniels also secured two more national championships in 2019 in the heptathlon (indoor) and decathlon (2019). During the 2016 and 2017 seasons he oversaw the development of high jumper Logan Mulford who earned four NCAA Division III all-American awards and three national runner-up finishes. Fuller previously spent 24 years as a highly successful head coach at NCAA Division II Northern State University (S.D.). At Northern State, formerly an NAIA institution, his squads placed in the top 35 in the nation 20 times. Fuller also served as cross country coach for 16 seasons. He received Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference coach of the year recognition six times in track and five times in cross country, helping 815 athletes earn all-conference awards.
170 Men’s track and field Between Central and Northern State, Fuller’s athletes have received all-America distinction 64 times. Fuller also serves Central as a lecturer of exercise science.
Brenda Fuller Assistant coach - throws Brenda Fuller joined the Central men’s and women’s track and field coaching staff as an assistant coach in 2013. She focuses primarily on the javelin and shot put. In six years at Central, Dutch athletes she’s coached have won 11 confer- ence championships and earned all-conference recognition 29 times. Fuller served as an assistant coach at NCAA Division II Northern State University (S.D.) for 24 seasons. She helped the Wolves place in the top 35 in the nation 20 times. Fuller’s athletes captured 74 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference throwing event titles. She was tabbed as the USTFCCCA Division II Central Region assistant coach of the year in 2009 Between Central and Northern State, Fuller has coached 12 athletes who earned all-America honors. Fuller also works in accounting at Schuring & Uitermarkt in Pella.
Tyler Schiferl Assistant coach - pole vault Tyler Schiferl joined the Central men’s and women’s track and field coaching staff in 2010. A native of Fordyce, Neb., Schiferl was a two-time track and field co-captain at South Dakota State University. He enjoyed an outstanding 2009 season, winning five meets and earning all-Summit League recognition. Schiferl was a Division I regional championships qualifier and was named to the U.S. Track and Field/Cross Country Coaches Association’s all-academic team. Schiferl earned a bachelor’s degree in agricultural engineering from South Dakota State in 2009 and is a design engineer for Vermeer Manufacturing in Pella.
Allan Walz Assistant coach - throws Allan Walz joined the Central men’s and women’s track and field coaching staff in 2009. He works primarily with the hammer throw, weight throw and discus. Throwers Walz has coached on the Dutch men’s team have earned all-conference honors 37 times in 11 years with 23 conference titles. The women have 22 all-conference honorees with 14 conference title winners. A former Bondurant-Farrar High School standout, Walz broke the Drake Relays high school discus record and the state meet mark as well while also lettering in football, basketball and baseball. At the Univ. of Northern Iowa, Walz set school records for the hammer throw and the weight throw. He was a NCAA Division I all-America honoree in the weight throw and was a national outdoor meet qualifier in the discus. Walz earned a bachelor’s degree from Northern Iowa and is a financial consultant at MidWestOne Investments in Pella.
Men’s track and field 171 2018-19 season results Indoor Date Meet Site Results Dec. 1–2 Doane Multi-Event Crete, Neb. No team scores Dec. 8 Dutch Holiday Preview Pella No team scores Jan. 19 Dutch Athletics Classic Pella 1st of 4 teams Jan. 25 Prairie Wolf Invitational Lincoln, Neb. No team scores Feb. 1-2 Wartburg Select Waverly 5th of 7 teams Feb. 8 UST Showcase St. Paul, Minn. No team scores Feb. 9 Darren Young Classic Grinnell 6th of 12 teams Feb. 16 Wartburg Invitational Waverly 3rd of 8 teams Feb. 22-23 A-R-C Conference Championships Waverly 5th of 9 teams March 1-2 Wartburg Qualifier Waverly No team scores March 8-9 NCAA Division III Championships Boston, Mass. t-19th
Outdoor Date Meet Site Results March 29 Washington University Invitational St. Louis, Mo. No team scores March 30 VIking Olympics Rock Island, Ill. 23rd of 28 teams April 5-6 Dutch Invitational Pella 2nd of 9 teams April 12-13 Blue Oval Invitational Des Moines No team scores April 18-19 Bryan Clay Invitational Azusa, Calif. No team scores April 19 Nebraska Wesleyan Triangular Lincoln, Neb. 3rd of 3 teams April 19-20 Jim Dutcher Memorial Classic Crete, Neb. No team scores April 24-27 Drake Relays Des Moines No team scores April 25-26 Kip Janvrin Open Indianola No team scores May 4 Fighting Scot Invitational Monmouth, Ill. 2nd of 7 teams May 9-11 Conference Championships Cedar Rapids 5th of 9 teams May 15-16 Gregory Invitational Naperville, Ill. No team scores May 16 Augustana Twilight Qualifier Rock Island, Ill. No team scores May 23-25 NCAA Divison III Championships Geneva, Ohio t-24th
172 Men’s track and field 2018-19 indoor results Doane Happy Holidays 46-9; 4. Luke Pavlat, 33-10 Dec. 1-2, 2018 ______Fuhrer Fieldhouse Dutch Athletics Classic Doane University Jan. 19, 2019 Crete, Neb. H.S. Kuyper Fieldhouse Central College No team scores Pella, Iowa
Central’s individual results Team results Pentathlon - 1. Central, 168; 2. Truman State (Mo.), 159; 3. 1. Will Daniels Mark Points Simpson, 95; 4. William Penn, 94 60 meters 6.97 893 Long jump 22-6.25 781 Central’s individual results Shot put 43-5 681 60 meters (prelims) - 6. Caleb Jennings, 7.22; 10. Cory High jump 6-9.5 868 Suedmeier, 7.26; 14. Danny Devenuto, 7.68; 15. 60 hurdles 8.70 813 Jordon Woods, 7.70; 18. Taylor Smith, 7.81; 19. Nick Pole vault 14-1.25 702 Thompson, 7.83; 21. Jacob Sinohui, 7.92 1,000 meters 2:57.89 685 60 meters (finals) - 7. Caleb Jennings, 7.26 Total 5,423 200 meters - 3. Cory Suedmeier, 23.35; 11. Taylor Smith, ______25.29; 17. Jacob Sinohui, 26.66 Dutch Holiday Preview 400 meters - 1. Mitchell Yaw, 52.39; 4. Carter Tryon, 53.11; 6. Dec. 8, 2018 Alec Stahl, 53.50 H.S. Kuyper Fieldhouse 800 meters - 7. Jordan Toomey, 2:08.64; 8. Parker Hill, Central College 2:09.20; 9. Bryant Seuferer, 2:10.14; 10. Nate Pella, Iowa Sanders, 2:10.65; 12. Brycen Wallace, 2:14.63; 18. Austin Pfiffner, 2:19.30 No team scores 1 mile - 1. Jeremy Fopma, 4:30.93; 2. Bryant Seuferer, 4:34.30; 5. Parker Hill, 4:37.86; 7. Jordan Toomey, Central’s individual results 4:40.51; 9. Jerry Lotz, 4:42.24; 14. Brycen Wallace, 60 meters - 9. Cory Suedmeier, 7.35; 14. Danny Devenuto, 4:45.05; 16. Nate Sanders, 4:45.87; 17. Ben 7.57; 19. Taylor Smith, 7.82; 20. Nick Thompson, 7.86; Lamparek, 4:46.79; 19. Rylan Heffernan, 4:48.69; 22. Anthony Heriaud, 7.91; 24. Jacob Sinohui, 8.00 20. Cutler Owens, 4:50.99; 23. Eli Miller, 4:55.62; 25. 300 meters - 3. Mitchell Yaw, 37.05; 4. Carter Tryon, 37.32; 5. Austin Pfiffner, 5:04.96 Cory Suedmeier, 37.38; 7. Alec Stahl, 38.28; 11. 3,000 meters - 1. Kyle Pape, 9:09.25; 3. Daniel Sunvold, Anthony Heriaud, 40.68; 13. Taylor Smith, 42.02; 14. 9:24.12; 4. Will DeHaan, 9:26.85; 6. Easton Sabala, Jacob Sinohui, 42.74 9:30.71; 9. Patrick Gorkow, 9:44.28; 10. Edison Weig, 600 meters - 4. Will DeHaan, 1:26.63; 7. Rylan Heffernan, 9:48.48; 11. Colin Thomson, 10:24.46; 12. Cameron 1:28.19; 8. Jack Sagan, 1:28.88; 12. Austin Pfiffner, Coles, 10:50.67 1:32.54 60 hurdles (prelims) - 1. Will Daniels, 8.62; 5. Danny 1 mile - 1. Bryant Seuferer, 4:43.92; 2. Mason Muur, 4:50.93; Devenuto, 9.17 3. Brycen Wallace, 4:51.42; 4. Cutler Owens, 4:58.69; 60 hurdles (finals) - 4. Danny Devenuto, 9.03 5. Cameron Coles, 5:15.87; 6. Colin Thomson, 4x400 relay - 1. M. Yaw/C. Suedmeier/C. Tryon.A. Stahl, 5:31.61; 8. KC Huffman, 5:57.91 3:31.36; 5. W. DeHaan/K. Pape/R. Heffernan/J. 3,000 meters - 2. Parker Hill, 9:09.76; 4. Jordan Toomey, Toomey, 3:39.94; 9. J. Lotz/E. Miller/B. Seuferer/N. 9:14.93; 5. Nate Sanders, 9:16.47; 6. Patrick Gorkow, Sanders, 3:50.54; 10. C. Owens/B. Wallace/J. 9:18.28; 7. Jerry Lotz, 9:19.61; 10. Daniel Sunvold, Fopma/P. Gorkow, 3:57.05; 11. E. Weig/D. Sunvold/B. 9:31.98; 11. Kyle Pape, 9:34.58; 12. Ben Lamparek, Lamparek/A. Pfiffner, 4:03.13 9:38.22; 15. Edison Weig, 10:02.32 Pole Vault - 1. Will Daniels, 13-11.25; 4. Tanner Johnson, 60 hurdles - 1. Will Daniels, 8.66; 4. Danny Devenuto, 8.98 12-5.5; 5. Caleb Jennings, 9-0.25; 5. Nick Thompson, 4x400 relay - 2. M. Yaw/W. DeHaan/K. Pape/A. Stahl, 3:32.09; 9-0.25 3. C. Suedmeier/J. Sagan/R. Heffernan/C. Tryon, Triple Jump - 5. Jordon Woods, 38-3.5 3:39.80; 6. J. Lotz/B. Seuferer/N. Sanders/B. High Jump - 1. Will Daniels, 6-6.75; 3. Caleb Jennings, Lamparek, 3:58.00; 7. P. Hill/A. Pfiffner/E. Weig/A. 5-8.75; 4. Nick Thompson, 5-1 Pole Vault - 3. Will Daniels, 13-11.25; 4. Tanner Johnson, Shot Put - 2. Nathan Fitzgerald, 47-7.75; 4. Theo Baldus, 13-5.25; 11. Nick Thompson, 9-0.25 41-8.5 Long Jump - 8. Nick Thompson, 18-3.75 Weight throw - 2. Nathan Fitzgerald, 48-11; 3. Theo Baldus, Shot Put - 1. Nathan Fitzgerald, 48-8.25; 2. Theo Baldus, 43-5.75 46-11; 14. Luke Pavlat, 32-1 Weight throw - 41. Theo Baldus, 47-1; 2. Nathan Fitzgerald,
Men’s track and field 173 ______Wartburg Indoor Select Prairie Wolf Indoor Invitational Feb. 1-2, 2019 Jan. 25, 2019 Hoover Fieldhouse Devaney Sports Center Wartburg College University of Nebraska Waverly, Iowa Lincoln, Iowa Team results No team scores 1. Wis.-Platteville, 182.5; 2. Wartburg, 168.5; 3. Dubuque, 142; 4. Simpson, 91; 5. Central, 80; 6. Cornell, 18; Central’s individual results 7. Clarke, 15 60 meters (prelims) - 7. Caleb Jennings, 7.18; 20. Cory Suedmeier, 7.27; 27. Danny Devenuto, 7.57; 32. Central’s individual results Nick Thompson, 7.81; 33. Taylor Smith, 7.83; 35. 60 meters (prelims) - 6. Cory Suedmeier, 7.22; 18. Danny Jacob Sinohui, 8.04 Devenuto, 7.57; 22. Taylor Smith, 7.83; 25. Jacob 60 meters (finals) - 5. Caleb Jennings, 7.16 Sinohui, 8.05 200 meters - 12. Cory Suedmeier, 23.07; 29. Taylor Smith, 60 meters (finals) - 6. Cory Suedmeier, 7.28 25.49; 31. Jacob Sinohui, 25.92 200 meters - 8. Cory Suedmeier, 23.39; 18. Danny Devenuto, 600 meters - 2. Mitchell Yaw, 1:25.64; 3. Alec Stahl, 1:26.16; 24.01; 26. Taylor Smith, 25.22; 27. Jacob Sinohui, 9. Carter Tryon, 1:29.62 26.31 800 meters - 2. Will DeHaan, 2:02.97; 4. Rylan Heffernan, 400 meters - 7. Mitchell Yaw, 52.46; 7. Cory Suedmeier, 2:04.14; 6. Jeremy Fopma, 2:05.41; 8. Easton Sabala, 52.46; 10. Carter Tryon, 53.08; 12. Alec Stahl, 53.40 2:10.57; 10. Edison Weig, 2:16.17; 15. Colin 800 meters - 2. Kyle Pape, 1:54.63; 6. Will DeHaan, 1:59.09; Thomson, 2:31.30 14. Rylan Heffernan, 2:03.13; 17. Jordan Toomey, 1,000 meters -1. Kyle Pape, 2:34.15; 10. Austin Pfiffner, 2:07.50; 19. Parker Hill, 2:09.16 2:50.51; 13. Patrick Gorkow, 2:57.26; 14. Cameron 1,000 meters - 5. Nate Sanders, 2:43.49; 7. Easton Sabala, Coles, 3:05.00 2:45.79; 8. Daniel Sunvold, 2:46.88; 10. Cutler 1 mile - 1. Kyle Pape, 4:26.37; 2. Will DeHaan, 4:30.32; 5. Owens, 2:49.14; 11. Eli Miller, 2:52.26; 12. Alex Patrick Gorkow, 4:44.03; 10. Edison Weig, 4:56.32; Garcia, 2:56.83; 13. Mason Muur, 2:57.01; 14. 12. Colin Thomson, 4:58.75; 16. Cameron Coles, Patrick Gorkow, 2:57.29 5:16.88 1 mile - 5. Jeremy Fopma, 4:25.03; 10. Jordan Toomey, 3,000 meters - 3. Bryant Seuferer, 9:01.22; 5. Jerry Lotz, 4:34.45; 12. Nate Sanders, 4:35.84; 13. Jerry Lotz, 9:04.67; 6. Jordan Toomey, 9:06.76; 7. Nate Sanders, 4:36.51; 17. Easton Sabala, 4:38.93; 18. Parker 9:10.17; 14. Cutler Owens, 9:34.49; 17. Parker Hill, Hill, 4:40.00; 20. Daniel Sunvold, 4:42.36; 21. Mason 9:42.38; 18. Eli Miller, 9:42.95 Muur, 4:42.64 5,000 meters - 2. Jeremy Fopma, 15:29.79; 3. Daniel 3,000 meters - 9. Ben Lamparek, 9:21.83; 21. Austin Pfiffner, Sunvold, 15:52.49; 6. Ben Lamparek, 16:15.25; 7. 10:07.56 Easton Sabala, 16:22.70; 11. Mason Muur, 17:12.93; 5,000 meters - 2. Patrick Gorkow, 16:33.28; 3. Cutler Owens, 12. Austin Pfiffner, 17:32.24 17:01.25; 5. Eli Miller, 17:05.28; 6. Colin Thomson, 60 hurdles (prelims) - 7. Will Daniels, 8.58; 13. Danny 17:43.66; 7. Cameron Coles, 18:36.68 Devenuto, 8.91 60 hurdles (prelims) - 9. Danny Devenuto, 9.08 60 hurdles (finals) - 5. Will Daniels, 8.48 4x400 relay - 3. M. Yaw/K. Pape/C. Tryon/A. Stahl, 3:26.37; 4x400 relay - 3. M. Yaw/C. Suedmeier/C. Tryon/A. Stahl, 12. W. DeHaan, R. Heffernan/J. Fopma/P. Hill, 3:39.91 3:28.47; 8. W. DeHaan/K. Pape/R. Heffernan/J. Pole Vault - NH. Tanner Johnson Fopma, 3:35.19; 9. P. Hill/J. Toomey/B. Seuferer/J. Triple Jump - 7. Jordon Woods, 39-4 Lotz, 3:52.37; 10. P. Gorkow/B. Lamparek/C. Shot Put - 3. Nathan Fitzgerald, 48-6.75; 17. Theo Baldus, Owens/N. Sanders, 3:53.68 38-0.75 Pole Vault - 6. Will Daniels, 14-0; 10. Tanner Johnson, Weight throw - 8. Nathan Fitzgerald, 48-9; 12. Theo Baldus, 13-0.25 46-4; 28. Luke Pavlat, 28-3.5 Long Jump - 9. Nick Thompson, 19-0.5; 12. Jordon Woods, 18-7; 13. Caleb Jennings, 18-5.75; FOUL. Will Daniels Heptathlon - Triple Jump - FOUL. Jordon Woods 1. Will Daniels Mark Points Shot Put - 4. Nathan Fitzgerald, 49-5; 11. Theo Baldus, 42-6 60 meters 7.01 879 Weight throw - 9. Nathan Fitzgerald, 48-3.25; 11. Theo Long jump 22-0.75 748 Baldus, 46-4; 23. Luke Pavlat, 34-9.5 Shot put 42-7 666 ______High jump 6-9 859 60 hurdles 8.59 839 Pole vault 14-5.25 731 1,000 meters 2:54.54 719 Total 5,441
174 Men’s track and field 3,000 meters - 11. Jerry Lotz, 9:15.76; 12. Easton Sabala, 5. Nick Thompson Mark Points 9:17.59; 15. Parker Hill, 9:18.87; 20. Cutler Owens, 60 meters 7.78 625 9:30.96; 39. Colin Thomson, 10:43.30 Long jump 19-2 552 5,000 meters - 3. Jordan Toomey, 15:35.42; 8. Daniel Shot put 28-11.25 415 Sunvold, 15:47.95; 11. Nate Sanders, 15:51.88; 15. High jump 5-5.75 520 Brycen Wallace, 15:58.63; 16. Ben Lamparek, 15:59.02 60 hurdles 11.39 309 60 hurdles (prelims) - 5. Will Daniels, 8.65; 12. Danny Pole vault 9-2.25 309 Devenuto, 9.13; 25. Nick Thompson, 11.69 1,000 meters 2:59.90 665 60 hurdles (finals) - 1. Will Daniels, 8.37 Total 3,395 Distance medley - 4. E. Miller/K. Pape/J. Toomey/P. Gorkow, 11:13.27; 10. M. Muur/T. Smith/A. Garcia/C. 6. Caleb Jennings Mark Points Coles, 11:54.72 60 meters 7.21 809 Long Jump - 14. Jordon Woods, 19-2.75 Long jump 19-10.75 600 Triple Jump - 9. Jordon Woods, 39-3 Shot put FOUL 0 High Jump - 15. Nick Thompson, 5-5.25 High jump 5-4.5 496 Shot Put - 11. Theo Baldus, 41-7; 12. Will Daniels, 41-6; ND. 60 hurdles DNF 0 Nathan Fitzgerald Pole vault DNF 0 Weight throw - 9. Theo Baldus, 47-8; 13. Nathan Fitzgerald, 1,000 meters DNF 0 45-1; 22. Luke Pavlat, 35-8.75 Total 1,905 ______Wartburg Indoor Invitational UST Showcase Feb. 16, 2019 Feb. 8, 2019 Hoover Fieldhouse Anderson Recreation and Sports Center Wartburg College University of St. Thomas Waverly, Iowa St. Paul, Minn. Team results No team scores 1. Wartburg, 242; 2. Grand View, 109; 3. Central, 67; 4. Coe, 62; 5. Iowa T&F Club, 42; 6. Knox (Ill.), 40; 7. Mount Central’s individual results Mercy, 27; 8. Grinnell, 18 800 meters - 4. Kyle Pape, 1:55.23; 8. Will DeHaan, 1:59.64 5,000 meters - 19. Jeremy Fopma, 15:25.79 Central’s individual results ______60 meters (prelims) - 4. Cory Suedmeier, 7.22; 12. Carter Darren Young Indoor Classic Tryon, 7.44; 17. Jordon Woods, 7.57; 18. Jacob Dick, Feb. 9, 2019 7.58; 23. Danny Devenuto, 7.66; 26. Taylor Smith, The Charles Bear Athletic Center 7.78 Grinnell College 60 meters (finals) - 6. Cory Suedmeier, 7.24 Grinnell, Iowa 200 meters - 29. Taylor Smith, 25.37; 33. Jacob Sinohui, 26.07 Team results 400 meters - 21. Jacob Sinohui, 1:00.52 1. Nebraska Wesleyan, 139; 2. Bethel (Minn.), 112; 800 meters - 3. Kyle Pape, 1:55.84; 6. Will DeHaan, 1:58.36; 3. Augustana (Ill.), 98; 4. Wartburg, 74; 5. Simpson, 57; 6. 10. Alec Stahl, 2:02.06; 25. Alex Garcia, 2:13.14; 30. Central, 46; 7. Principia (Ill.), 45; 8. Buena Vista, 41; 9. Coe, KC Huffman, 2:42.07 15; 10. Grinnell, 13; 11. Cornell, 5; 12. Waldorf, 1 1 mile - 19. Parker Hill, 4:46.66; 35. Colin Thomson, 5:16.39 3,000 meters - 1. Jeremy Fopma, 8:54.93; 3. Jordan Toomey, Central’s individual results 9:02.76; 6. Patrick Gorkow, 9:09.61; 8. Daniel 60 meters (prelims) - 11. Cory Suedmeier, 7.28; 30. Jordon Sunvold, 9:14.21; 9. Nate Sanders, 9:14.61; 10. Woods, 7.59; 31. Danny Devenuto, 7.63; 34. Taylor Bryant Seuferer, 9:19.18; 11. Ben Lamparek, 9:20.95; Smith, 7.73; 41. Jacob Sinohui, 7.96 13. Easton Sabala, 9:25.50; 14. Brycen Wallace, 200 meters - 4. Cory Suedmeier, 23.25; 14. Mitchell Yaw, 9:28.95; 15. Cutler Owens, 9:39.65; 18. Eli Miller, 23.68; 17. Carter Tryon, 23.90; 23. Danny Devenuto, 9:50.88; 19. Mason Muur, 9:54.23; 20. Jerry Lotz, 24.15; 25. Alec Stahl, 24.29 9:54.64; 22. Austin Pfiffner, 10:03.19 400 meters - 16. Mitchell Yaw, 51.96; 19. Carter Tryon, 52.57; 5,000 meters - 8. Cameron Coles, 17:41.57 25. Alec Stahl, 53.55; 43. Jacob Sinohui, 59.24 4x200 relay - 1. C. Suedmeier/M. Yaw/D. Devenuto/C. Tryon, 800 meters - 26. Rylan Heffernan, 2:09.63; 32. Nick 1:32.13 Thompson, 2:18.69; 36. KC Huffman, 2:42.00 4x400 relay - 3. M. Yaw/C. Tryon/A. Stahl/C. Suedmeier, 1 mile - 1. Kyle Pape, 4:23.45; 4. Jeremy Fopma, 4:28.15; 6. 3:24.63 Will DeHaan, 4:31.69; 19. Rylan Heffernan, 4:48.14; Long jump- 10. Jordon Woods, 18-7 24. Mason Muur, 4:55.48 Shot put - 1. Nathan Fitzgerald, 49-2.25
Men’s track and field 175 Weight throw - 2. Nathan Fitzgerald, 47-2.25; 17. Luke Pavlat, 1,000 meters 3:00.52 659 36-10.25; FOUL. Theo Baldus Total 4,001 ______American Rivers Conference Indoor Championships 6. Nick Thompson Mark Points Feb. 22-23, 2019 60 meters 7.79 622 Hoover Fieldhouse Long jump 20-3.5 626 Wartburg College Shot put 31-10.25 468 Waverly, Iowa High jump 5-5 504 60 hurdles 10.54 444 Team results Pole vault 9-8 345 1. Wartburg, 177; 2. Loras, 136.5; 3. Nebraska 1,000 meters 3:01.57 649 Wesleyan, 122; 4. Dubuque, 104; 5. Central, 90.5; 6. Total 3,658 Simpson, 44; 7. Luther, 36; 8. Buena Vista, 16; 9. Coe, 14 ______Wartburg Qualifier Central’s individual results March 1-2, 2019 60 meters (prelims) - 1. Will Daniels, 6.91; 20. Cory Hoover Fieldhouse Suedmeier, 7.24; 26. Jacob Dick, 7.65 Wartburg College 60 meters (finals) - 2. Will Daniels, 6.99 Waverly, Iowa 200 meters - 13. Cory Suedmeier, 23.27; 21. Taylor Smith, 24.85 No team scores 400 meters - 8. Mitchell Yaw, 51.16; 13. Carter Tryon, 52.24; 14. Alec Stahl, 52.79 Central’s individual results 800 meters - 3. Kyle Pape, 1:55.62; 7. Will DeHaan, 1:58.55 60 meters (prelims) - 22. Cory Suedmeier, 7.30 1 mile - 17. Easton Sabala, 4:38.87; 20. Parker Hill, 4:40.98; 200 meters - 13. Mitchell Yaw, 23.30; 18. Alec Stahl, 24.29; DQ. 23. Cutler Owens, 4:45.49 Carter Tryon 3,000 meters - 6. Jeremy Fopma, 8:50.87; 13. Bryant 800 meters - 3. Kyle Pape, 1:55.19; 6. Will DeHaan, 1:57.82 Seuferer, 9:12.41 1 mile - 17. Bryant Seuferer, 4:31.51 5,000 meters - 6. Jeremy Fopma, 15:25.14; 10. Daniel 4x400 relay - 9. M. Yaw/C. Tryon/A. Stahl/C. Suedmeier, 3:22.90 Sunvold, 15:38.98; 14. Jordan Toomey, 16:00.94; 15. Long Jump - 8. Brock Lewis, 21-5.25; 12. Jordon Woods, 19-3.5 Brycen Wallace, 16:06.40; 18. Nate Sanders, 16:15.88 Shot Put - 12. Nathan Fitzgerald, 48-11.5 60 hurdles (prelims) - 2. Will Daniels, 8.34; 13. Danny Weight throw - 11. Theo Baldus, 49-3 Devenuto, 9.04 ______60 hurdles (finals) - 6. Will Daniels, 8.67 NCAA Division III Indoor Championships 4x200 relay - 7. C. Suedmeier/C. Tryon/M. Yaw/D. Devenuto, March 8-9, 2019 1:31.79 Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center 4x400 relay - 4. M. Yaw/C. Tryon/C. Jennings/C. Suedmeier, UMass Boston 3:25.32 Boston, Mass. 4x800 relay - 14. A. Stahl/R. Heffernan/W. DeHaan/K. Pape, 8:04.21 Team results Distance medley relay - 5. W. DeHaan/A. Stahl/P. Hill/K. 1. North Central (Ill.), 55; 2. Mount Union (Ohio), 39; 3. Pape, 10:27.47 Wis.-La Crosse, 39; 4. Wis.-Eau Claire, 29; 5. Washington University Long Jump - 3. Will Daniels, 22-5; 5. Brock Lewis, 21-8; 19. (Mo.), 27; 5. Wis.-Platteville, 27; 7. MIT (Mass.), 22; 8. Loras, 21; 9. Jordon Woods, 19-6.75 Wis.-Oshkosh, 17; 10. Wis.-Stevens Point, 16; 10. Dubuque, 16; 12. Triple Jump - 8. Brock Lewis, 43-7; FOUL. Jordon Woods St. Thomas (Minn.), 15; 13. Carroll (Wis.), 13; 13. Amherst (Mass.), High Jump - 2. Will Daniels, 6-7.5; 5. Drake Lewis, 6-2.25 13; 15. Utica (N.Y.), 12; 15. Wis.-Whitewater, 12; 17. Middlebury (Vt.), Pole Vault - 2. Will Daniels, 14-1.75; 5. Tanner Johnson, 11; 17. RPI (N.Y.), 11; 19. Haverford (Pa.), 10; 19. Principia (Ill.), 10; 13-1.75 19. Montclair State (N.J.), 10; 19. John Carroll (Ohio), 10; 19. Central, Shot Put - 3. Nathan Fitzgerald, 51-1.75 10; 19. Wesley (Del.), 10; 19. Southern Maine, 10; 26. St. John Weight throw - 13. Nathan Fitzgerald, 48-8; 15. Theo Baldus, Fisher (N.Y.), 9; 26. Adrian (Mich.), 9; 26. WPI (Mass.), 9; 26. SUNY 47-7; 27. Luke Pavlat, 35-10.5 Geneseo (N.Y.), 9; 30. Trine (Ind.), 8; 30. Bethel (Minn.), 8; 30. UMass Dartmouth, 8; 30. Benedictine (Ill.), 8; 30. Cortland State (N.Y.), 8; 30. Heptathlon - Johns Hopkins (Md.), 8; 36. Monmouth (Ill.), 7; 36. Texas Lutheran, 4. Ryan Kruse Mark Points 7; 38. Carleton (Minn.), 6; 38. Wheaton (Ill.), 6; 38. Williams (Mass.), 60 meters 7.21 809 6; 38. Wis.-Stout, 6; 42. Aurora (Ill.), 5; 42. Otterbein (Ohio), 5; 42. Long jump 19-6.25 576 Wartburg, 5; 42. Rutgers-Camden (N.J.), 5; 42. Augustana (Ill.), 5; 42. Shot put 36-3.5 549 Birmingham-Southern (Ala.), 5; 48. Marietta (Ohio), 4; 48. Plymouth High jump 5-9.75 602 State (Mass.), 4; 48. Nebraska Wesleyan, 4; 51. McMurry (Tx.), 3; 51. 60 hurdles 10.18 508 Cobleskill (N.Y.), 3; 51. LeTourneau (Tx.), 3; 51. St. Olaf (Minn.), 3; Pole vault 9-0.25 298 51. Knox (Ill.), 3; 51. NYU, 3; 57. Wabash (Ind.), 2; 57. Hamline
176 Men’s track and field (Minn.), 2; 57. Ohio Northern, 2; 57. Illinois Wesleyan, 2; 57. Medgar Evers (N.Y.), 2; 62. Methodist (N.C.), 1; 62. Coast Guard (Conn.), 1; 62. Ithaca (N.Y.), 1; Bridgewater (Va.), 1; 62. Carthage (Wis.), 1; 62. Penn State-Behrend, 1
Central’s individual results 800 meters (prelims) - 13. Kyle Pape, 1:53.92 High Jump - 16. Will Daniels, 6-5.5 Heptathlon - 1. Will Daniels Mark Points 60 meters 6.98 889 Long jump 22-5.25 776 Shot put 42-9.5 670 High jump 6-9.5 868 60 hurdles 8.64 827 Pole vault 13-7.25 659 1,000 meters 2:53.53 729 Total 5,418
Men’s track and field 177 2019 outdoor results Washington University Distance Carnival Easton Sabala, 2:07.22; 18. Nate Sanders, 2:08.54; 19. Rylan March 29 Heffernan, 2:09.44; 23. Brycen Wallace, 2:11.83; 25. Ben Francis Field Lamparek, 2:13.83; 26. Edison Weig, 2:14.06; 27. Eli Miller, Washington University 2:14.30; 30. Alex Garcia, 2:16.88; 31. Mason Muur, 2:17.92; 32. St. Louis, Mo. Cameron Coles, 2:21.03; 34. Colin Thomson, 2:26.21; 35. KC Huffman, 2:38.76 No team scores 1,500 meters - 1. Kyle Pape, 4:04.86; 3. Bryant Sueferer, 4:07.90; 4. Jeremy Fopma, 4:08.39; 6. Will DeHaan, 4:10.32; 7. Jordan Central’s individual results Toomey, 4:11.96; 9. Easton Sabala, 4:14.15; 12. Nate Sanders, 5,000 meters - 46. Jeremy Fopma, 15:23.28; 88. Bryant Seuferer, 4:15.10; 14. Daniel Sunvold, 4:18.66; 15. Mason Muur, 4:21.03; 15:53.59; 115. Jordan Toomey, 16:08.13; 120. Jerry Lotz, 18. Ben Lamparek, 4:23.96; 20. Cutler Owens, 4:24.78; 21. Brycen 16:12.80; 126. Kyle Pape, 16:16.59; 130. Will DeHaan, Wallace, 4:25.43; 23. Eli Miller, 4:25.61; 24. Rylan Heffernan, 16:18.57; 137. Parker Hill, 16:24.69; 165. Eli Miller, 16:47.78; 4:28.27; 25. Edison Weig, 4:29.11; 29. Alex Garcia, 4:51.02; 30. 169. Cutler Owens, 16:52.16; 202. Cameron Coles, 18:04.27 Cameron Coles, 4:51.98; 31. Colin Thomson, 4:59.31 10,000 meters - 58. Daniel Sunvold, 33:17.95; 59. Easton Sabala, 110 hurdles - 1. Will Daniels, 15.15; 3. Drake Lewis, 16.26; 4. 33:20.83; 74. Ben Lamparek, 34:00.24; 78. Nate Sanders, Danny Devenuto, 16.37 34:21.53; 88. Mason Muur, 35:51.48; 91. Austin Pfiffner, 400 hurdles - 1. Carter Tryon, 58.47 36:17.31; 93. Edison Weig, 37:25.75; 96. Colin Thomson, 3,000 steeplechase - 2. Jeremy Fopma, 9:49.00; 4. Daniel Sunvold, 38:03.38 10:04.10; 6. Cutler Owens, 10:20.70; 7. Jerry Lotz, 10:20.90 ______4x100 relay - 3. D. Devenuto/B. Lewis/C. Tryon/C. Suedmeier, 43.76 Viking Olympics 4x400 relay - DNF. C. Tryon/K. Pape/A. Stahl/C. Suedmeier March 30 Pole vault - 2. Will Daniels, 14-1.25; 5. Tanner Johnson, 12-1.5 Paul Olson Track High jump - 2. Drake Lewis, 6-5.5 Augustana College Long jump - 3. Jordon Woods, 21-9; 4. Brock Lewis, 21-8.25; 8. Rock Island, Ill. Carter Tryon, 19-10.25 Triple jump - 2. Brock Lewis, 44-9.75; 4. Jordon Woods, 41-6.5 Team results Shot put - 4. Nathan Fitzgerald, 50-0.75; 11. Will Daniels, 41-11.25; 1. Augustana (Ill.), 118.33; 2. Loras, 113.83; 3. Grand View, 12. Theo Baldus, 41-10 103; 4. Albion (Mich.), 86; 5. Wartburg, 59.33; 6. Aurora (Ill.), 50.5; 7. Discus throw - 3. Nathan Fitzgerald, 156-2; 13. Theo Baldus, 138- Triton (Ill.), 48; 8. SW Minnesota State, 46; 9. Mount Mercy, 32; 10. 11; 16. Will Daniels, 128-9 U. of Chicago (Ill.), 31; 11. St. Francis (Ill.), 27; 12. Minnesota State, Hammer throw - 8. Nathan Fitzgerald, 148-8; 10. Theo Baldus, 26; 13. Coe, 25; 14. Lincoln (Ill.), 23; 15. Beloit (Wis.), 21; 16. Harper 138-8; 19. Luke Pavlat, 106-10 (Ill.), 20.5; 17. Clarke, 19; 18. St. Ambrose, 15.5; 19. Viterbo (Wis.), Javelin throw - 1. Will Daniels, 174-5; 6. Nathan Fitzgerald, 146-2; 13; 19. Wheaton (Ill.), 13; 21. Concordia Univ. of Chicago (Ill.), 12; 7. Tanner Johnson, 145-1; 16. Luke Pavlat, 113-1 22. Rockford (Ill.), 8; 23. Aquinas (Mich.), 7; 23. Central, 7; 25. Lake Decathlon - Forest (Ill.), 5; 25. Wis.-Eau Claire, 5; 25. North Iowa Area CC, 5; 28. 9. Nick Thompson Mark Points Scott CC, 1 100 meters 12.16 620 Long jump 20-11.75 673 Central’s individual results Shot put 32-1.5 473 Discus throw - 8. Nathan Fitzgerald, 148-5; 13. Theo Baldus, 140-11 High jump 5-9.25 593 Hammer throw - 9. Nathan Fitzgerald, 144-10; 22. Theo Baldus, 400 meters 56.21 551 121-4; 40. Luke Pavlat, 94-0 110 hurdles DQ 0 ______Discus throw 79-2 351 Central College Invitational Pole vault 9-10 357 April 5-6 Javelin throw 113-6 365 Schipper Stadium 1,500 meters 5:03.02 542 Central College Total 4,525 Pella, Iowa 10. Caleb Jennings Mark Points 100 meters 11.20 817 Team results Long jump 18-9.25 527 1. Monmouth (Ill.), 195; 2. Central, 162; 3. Concordia-St. Paul Shot put 35-6.5 536 (Minn.), 147; 4. Simpson, 128; 5. Graceland, 46; 6. Truman State High jump 5-10.5 619 (Mo.), 27; 7. Northern State (S.D.), 18; 8. Gustavus Adlophus (Minn.), 400 meters 52.16 718 4; 9. Faith Baptist Bible, 2; 9. Minnesota State, 2 110 hurdles DNF 0 Discus throw 102-5 489 Central’s individual results Pole vault NH 0 100 meters (prelims) - 8. Cory Suedmeier, 11.30; 15. Jordon Javelin throw 138-4 473 Woods, 12.03; 19. Taylor Smith, 12.61 1,500 meters DNF 0 100 meters (finals) - 8. Cory Suedmeier, 11.17 Total 4,179 200 meters - 12. Cory Suedmeier, 22.91 ______800 meters - 33. Alec Stahl, 2:00.93; 8. Will DeHaan, 2:03.01; 10. Bryant Seuferer, 2:05.14; 11. Jordan Toomey, 2:05.71; 14.
178 Men’s track and field Blue Oval Invitational 800 meters - 6. Jeremy Fopma, 2:04.58; 7. Parker Hill, 2:04.68; 10. April 12-12 Nate Sanders, 2:05.99; 11. Austin Pfiffner, 2:06.89; 12. Daniel Drake Stadium Sunvold, 2:07.94; 15. Jerry Lotz, 2:12.94; 16. Cutler Owens, Drake University 2:13.99; 17. Alex Garcia, 2:16.60; 18. KC Huffman, 2:37.20 Des Moines, Iowa 1,500 meters - 4. Nate Sanders, 4:15.66; 5. Austin Pfiffner, 4:20.65; 6. Parker Hill, 4:22.15; 7. Rylan Heffernan, 4:26.60; 8. Ben No team scores Lamparek, 4:34.02; 9. Alex Garcia, 4:40.74 3,000 meters - 2. Bryant Seuferer, 8:58.81; 4. Easton Sabala, Central’s individual results 9:13.25; 7. Brycen Wallace, 9:17.03; 13. Mason Muur, 9:32.30; 400 meters - 5. Cory Suedmeier, 51.32; 9. Caleb Jennings, 51.90 14. Eli Miller, 9:34.71; 15. Patrick Gorkow, 9:37.86; 20. 800 meters - 1. Kyle Pape, 1:56.22; 4. Will DeHaan, 1:58.52; 9. Rylan Cameron Coles, 10:24.69; 21. Colin Thomson, 11:24.81 Heffernan, 2:02.49; 12. Jeremy Fopma, 2:02.75; 13. Bryant 110 hurdles - 4. Drake Lewis, 16.05; 5. Danny Devenuto, 16.17 Seuferer, 2:02.76; 14. Alec Stahl, 2:02.86; 16. Jordan Toomey, 400 hurdles - 3. Carter Tryon, 58.41 3,000 steeplechase - 1. Jeremy Fopma, 9:37.47; 4. Daniel 2:04.02; 17. Parker Hill, 2:04.49; 20. Alex Garcia, 2:09.55 Sunvold, 9:52.13; 6. Cutler Owens, 10:12.39 1,500 meters - 2. Kyle Pape, 4:06.27; 5. Will DeHaan, 4:09.04; 4x100 relay - 3. C. Jennings/B. Lewis/C. Tryon/C. Suedmeier, 43.88 7. Jeremy Fopma, 4:10.96; 8. Bryant Seuferer, 4:12.20; 14. 4x400 relay - 4. C. Jennings/R. Heffernan/C. Tryon/C. Suedmeier, Parker Hill, 4:21.36 3:32.29 5,000 meters - 5. Brycen Wallace, 15:48.13; 6. Nate Sanders, Pole vault - 2. Tanner Johnson, 12-7.5 15:48.49; 8. Easton Sabala, 15:54.34; 9. Daniel Sunvold, High jump - 1. Drake Lewis, 6-6.75 15:56.68; 13. Ben Lamparek, 16:18.14; 16. Mason Muur, Long jump - 2. Brock Lewis, 20-5; 3. Nick Thompson, 20-2.25 16:31.83; 18. Austin Pfiffner, 16:50.16; 19. Eli Miller, 16:52.23; Triple jump - 1. Brock Lewis, 45-2.25 22. Patrick Gorkow, 17:06.56; 25. Cameron Coles, 17:50.41; Shot put - 3. Nathan Fitzgerald, 47-0.75; 6. Theo Baldus, 42-9.5 26. Colin Thomson, 18:20.75 Discus throw - 2. Theo Baldus, 151-8; 4. Nathan Fitzgerald, 146-6 110 hurdles - 1. Will Daniels, 15.09; 4. Drake Lewis, 16.05 Hammer throw - 3.Nathan Fitzgerald, 147-1; 7. Theo Baldus, 126- 400 hurdles - 2. Carter Tryon, 57.72 10; 11. Luke Pavlat, 109-10 3,000 steeplechase - 2. Jordan Toomey, 10:09.12; 4. Cutler Javelin throw - 5. Tanner Johnson, 150-8; 7. Nathan Fitzgerald, 138-6; Owens, 10:22.19 9. Caleb Jennings, 131-9; 10. Nick Thompson, 128-6; 11. Luke Pavlat, 121-6 4x100 relay - 2. C. Jennings/B. Lewis/C. Tryon/C. Suedmeier, 43.61 ______Pole vault - 2. Tanner Johnson, 12-11.75 Jim Dutcher Memorial Classic Long jump - 7. Brock Lewis, 20-6.5; 11. Jordon Woods, 19-0.5 April 19-20 Shot put -5. Nathan Fitzgerald, 46-6.25; 8. Theo Baldus, 41-9.75 Papik Field Discus throw - 3. Nathan Fitzgerald, 145-2; 9. Theo Baldus, 132-6 Doane University Hammer throw - 8. Nathan Fitzgerald, 143-1; 12. Luke Pavlat, 105- Crete, Neb. 4; FOUL. Theo Baldus Javelin throw - 8. Luke Pavlat, 116-10 No team scores ______Bryan Clay Invitational April 18-19 Central’s individual results Cougar Stadium Decathlon Azusa Pacific University 1. Will Daniels Mark Points Azusa, Calif. 100 meters 10.91 881 Long jump 21-9.5 729 No team scores Shot put 39-1.25 602 High jump 6-10.25 887 Central’s individual results 400 meters 51.50 747 800 meters - 75. Kyle Pape, 1:53.42; 144. Will DeHaan, 1:58.14 110 hurdles 15.40 802 1,500 meters - 103. Kyle Pape, 3:58.93 Discus throw 128-9 649 3,000 steeplechase - 94. Jordan Toomey, 9:50.96 Pole vault 14-2.75 714 ______Javelin throw 168-7 609 Nebraska Wesleyan Triangular 1,500 meters 4:57.30 575 April 19 Total 7,195 Greeno Track Nebraska Wesleyan University ______Lincoln, Neb. Drake Relays April 25-26 Team results Drake Stadium 1. Nebraska Wesleyan, 163; 2. Simpson, 115; 3. Central, 106 Drake University Des Moines, Iowa Central’s individual results 100 meters - 8. Jacob Dick, 11.96; 10. Nick Thompson, 12.10 No team scores 200 meters - 5. Cory Suedmeier, 23.12; 11. Jacob Dick, 24.31
Men’s track and field 179 Central’s individual results 100 meters - 9. Cory Suedmeier, 11.45; 12. Brock Lewis, 11.78; 14. 800 meters - 16. Kyle Pape, 1:54.15 Jacob Dick, 12.00; 15. Jordon Woods, 12.11; 17. Jacob 4x100 relay - 29. C. Jennings/B. Lewis/C. Tryon/C. Suedmeier, 43.68 Sinohui, 12.49; 18. Taylor Smith, 12.52 4x400 relay - 38. C. Jennings/K. Pape/C. Tryon/C. Suedmeier, 3:27.32 200 meters - 7. Cory Suedmeier, 23.21; 13. Jacob Dick, 24.59; 17. Distance medley relay - 6. B. Seuferer/C. Suedmeier/W. DeHaan/K. Taylor Smith, 25.33; 18. Jacob Sinohui, 26.44 Pape, 10:24.17 800 meters - 2. Bryant Seuferer, 2:00.05; 3. Rylan Heffernan, 2:01.50; ______6. Austin Pfiffner, 2:04.35; 9. Ben Lamparek, 2:07.00; 11. Kip Janvrin Open Parker Hill, 2:07.76; 13. Alex Garcia, 2:08.19; 15. Eli Miller, April 26-27 2:11.02 Bill Buxton Stadium 1,500 meters - 1. Kyle Pape, 4:00.57; 2. Will DeHaan, 4:07.91; 3. Nate Simpson College Sanders, 4:11.07; 7. Easton Sabala, 4:16.15; 8. Parker Hill, 4:18.06; 11. Brycen Wallace, 4:26.50; 12. Mason Muur, Indianola, Iowa 4:32.34; 14. Colin Thomson, 4:56.79 5,000 meters - 1. Cameron Coles, 18:21.54 No team scores 400 hurdles - 3. Carter Tryon, 1:02.79 3,000 steeplechase - 1. Jeremy Fopma, 9:35.19; 2. Jordan Toomey, Central’s individual results 9:42.38; 3. Daniel Sunvold, 9:55.24; 4. Cutler Owens, 100 meters - 41. Jacob Dick, 12.02 10:03.16; 5. Jerry Lotz, 10:08.33 200 meters - 33. Danny Devenuto, 23.77; 49. Jacob Dick, Long jump - 3. Brock Lewis, 22-1.5; 7. Jordon Woods, 19-11.5 24.76 Triple jump - 10. Jordon Woods, 39-7.75 400 meters - 35. Nick Thompson, 56.31 Shot put - 4. Nathan Fitzgerald, 47-4.5; 10. Theo Baldus, 39-7.75 800 meters - 16. Will DeHaan, 1:58.62; 30. Parker Hill, Discus throw - 3. Theo Baldus, 137-10; 6. Nathan Fitzgerald, 136-1 2:02.42; 39. Rylan Heffernan, 2:04.25 Hammer throw - 5. Nathan Fitzgerald, 152-7 1,500 meters - 9. Bryant Seuferer, 4:04.03; 16. Parker Hill, ______4:10.21 American Rivers Conference Outdoor Championships 5,000 meters - 12. Jeremy Fopma, 15:15.33; 17. Jordan May 9-11 Toomey, 15:25.65; 24. Daniel Sunvold, 15:35.26; 31. Clark Field Nate Sanders, 15:40.57; 34. Brycen Wallace, 15:43.98; Coe College 35. Easton Sabala, 15:45.20; 40. Ben Lamparek, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 15:57.68; 42. Patrick Gorkow, 15:59.77; 45. Mason Muur, 16:12.74; 47. Jerry Lotz, 16:19.60; 48. Austin Team results Pfiffner, 16:21.82; 50. Eli Miller, 16:24.80; 51. Cutler 1. Wartburg, 197; 2. Dubuque, 144; 3. Nebraska Wesleyan, Owens, 16:27.71; 58. Cameron Coles, 17:47.09 125; 4. Loras, 124; 5. Central, 114; 6. Simpson, 64; 7. Buena Vista, 110 hurdles - 6. Will Daniels, 15.38; 14. Danny Devenuto, 33; 8. Coe, 30; 9. Luther, 24 16.20; 23. Nick Thompson, 20.67 Pole vault - 4. Will Daniels, 14-9; 9. Tanner Johnson, 12-9.5 Central’s individual results High jump - 4. Drake Lewis, 6-4.75 100 meters (prelims) - 25. Jacob Dick, 11.96; 27. Taylor Smith, 12.31 Long jump - 16. Jordon Woods, 19-8 200 meters (prelims) - 25. Jacob Dick, 24.32; 26. Taylor Smith, 25.10 Triple jump - 6. Brock Lewis, 43-4.25 400 meters (prelims) - 18. Cory Suedmeier, 51.45; Shot put - 12. Nathan Fitzgerald, 44-3.5; 16. Theo Baldus, 800 meters (prelims) - 3. Kyle Pape, 1:57.78; 10. Will DeHaan, 37-10.5 1:57.51; 17. Parker Hill, 2:00.80; 20. Austin Pfiffner, 2:04.33 Discus throw - 7. Nathan Fitzgerald, 154-6; 8. Theo Baldus, 800 meters (finals) - 2. Kyle Pape, 1:53.51 148-11 1,500 meters - 4. Kyle Pape, 3:58.58; 7. Bryant Seuferer, 4:01.01; Hammer throw - 7. Nathan Fitzgerald, 144-4; 17. Theo 21. Will DeHaan, 4:11.51; 25. Parker Hill, 4:15.25 Baldus, 125-9 5,000 meters - 5. Jeremy Fopma, 15:09.28; 16. Jordan Toomey, Javelin throw - 10. Tanner Johnson, 131-10; 15. Luke Pavlat, 15:40.67; 17. Nate Sanders, 15:43.81; 22. Daniel Sunvold, 109-7 15:56.11 ______Fighting Scot Invitational 10,000 meters - 10. Easton Sabala, 33:00.38; 12. Brycen Wallace, May 4 33:12.03; 13. Ben Lamparek, 33:19.82; 23. Mason Muur, 37:02.41 April Zorn Memorial Stadium 110 hurdles (prelims) - 3. Will Daniels, 15.05; 9. Danny Devenuto, 15.97 Monmouth College 110 hurdles (finals) - 3. Wil Daniels, 15.08 Monmouth, Ill. 400 hurdles (prelims) - 6. Carter Tryon, 56.10 400 hurdles (finals) - 7. Carter Tryon, 56.71 Team results 3,000 steeplechase - 2. Jeremy Fopma, 9:25.19; 6. Jordan Toomey, 1. Monmouth (Ill.), 243; 2. Central, 121; 3. Illinois College, 9:36.21; 7. Daniel Sunvold, 9:38.09; 12. Cutler Owens, 9:51.20 116; 4. Grinnell, 76; 5. Lincoln (Ill.), 66; 6. William Woods (Mo.), 20; 7. 4x100 relay - 4. C. Jennings/B. Lewis/C. Tryon/C. Suedmeier, 42.81 Knox (Ill.), 17 4x400 relay - 7. B. Seuferer/W. DeHaan/C. Tryon/C. Suedmeier, 3:26.74 4x800 relay - 1. B. Seuferer/R.Heffernan/W. DeHaan/K.Pape, 7:47.43 High jump - 1. Drake Lewis, 6-9; 3. Will Daniels, 6-5 Central’s individual results Pole vault - 2. Will Daniels, 14-3.25; 6. Tanner Johnson, 12-11.5
180 Men’s track and field Long jump - 3. Will Daniels, 22-4.25; 9. Brock Lewis, 21-2; 16. Triple jump - 3. Brock Lewis, 46-4 Jordon Woods, 19-5.5 Shot put - 9. Nathan Fitzgerald, 50-4.5 Triple jump - 5. Brock Lewis, 43-6; 13. Jordon Woods, 40-7 Discus throw - 10. Nathan Fitzgerald, 150-1; 15. Theo Baldus, 142-8 Shot put - 3. Nathan Fitzgerald, 50-10; ______Discus throw - 7. Nathan Fitzgerald, 138-4; 9. Theo Baldus, 135-2 Hammer throw - 18. Theo Baldus, 132-1; 26. Luke Pavlat, 107-6 NCAA Division III Outdoor Championships Javelin throw - 3. Will Daniels, 164-5; 12. Nathan Fitzgerald, 142-7; May 23-25 14. Tanner Johnson, 137-8; Spire Institute Decathlon University of Mount Union 5 Caleb Jennings Mark Points Geneva, Ohio 100 meters 11.01 858 Long jump 19-1.25 548 Team results Shot put 37-6.5 572 1. Wis. - Eau Claire, 68; 2. Massachusetts Institute of High jump 5-9.25 593 Technology, 38; 3. Mount Union (Ohio), 36; 4. Wis. - Oshkosh, 32; 5. 400 meters 54.23 630 John Carroll (Ohio), 29; 6. North Central (Ill.), 26; 7. St. John Fisher 110 hurdles 21.80 221 (N.Y.), 21; 8. (tie) Bridgewater (Va.), 20; Loras, 20; 10. Washington- Discus throw 97-7 459 St. Louis (Mo.), 19; 11. (tie) St. John’s (Minn.), 18; Wartburg, 18; Pole vault 9-8 345 Carleton (Minn.), 18; 14. (tie) Wis. - Whitewater, 17; Wis. - Platteville, Javelin throw 134-8 457 17; 16. (tie) Adrian (Mich.), 16; Pomona-Pitzer (Calif.), 16; 18. 1,500 meters 5:35.77 371 Wis. - La Crosse, 15; 19. (tie) Williams (Mass), 14; Dubuque, 14; Total 5,054 21. (tie) Renesselaar Polytechnic Institute, 13; Carroll (Wis.), 13; 24. (tie) Central, 11; SUNY-Oneonta, 11; Mass.-Dartmouth, 11; 28. (tie) 7. Nick Thompson Mark Points Penn State - Harrisburg, 10; Principia (Ill.), 10; Messiah (Pa.), 10; 31. 100 meters 12.03 645 (tie) Texas Lutheran, 9; Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.), 9; St. Thomas Long jump 19-9.75 595 (Minn.), 9; 34. (tie) Wis.-Stout, 8; Berea (Ohio), 8; Methodist (N.C.), 8; Shot put 34-9 521 Transylvania (Ky.), 8; Webster (Mo.) 8; Whitworth (Wash.), 8; 40. (tie) High jump 5-5.75 520 Middlebury (Vt.), 7; Rowan (N.J.), 7; 42. (tie) Augustana (Ill.), 6; Mass. 400 meters 56.97 522 Maritime, 6; Wesley (Del.), 6; Redlands (Calif.), 6; Greenville (Ill.), 6; 110 hurdles 20.94 279 McMurry (Texas), 6; Birmingham-Southern (Ala.), 6; Colby (Maine), Discus throw 85-0 385 6; 50. (tie) Trine (Ind.), 5; Wis. - Stevens Point, 5; Otterbein (Ohio), Pole vault 10-0 369 5; Wheaton (Ill.), 5; Marietta (Ohio), 5; Southern Maine, 5; Hamline Javelin throw 130-2 437 (Minn.), 5; 57. (tie) Eastern (Pa.), 4; Heidelberg (Ohio), 4; Stevenson 1,500 meters 4:54.62 591 (Md.), 4; St. Olaf (Minn.), 4; Wabash (Ind.), 4; LeTourneau (Texas), Total 4,864 4; 64. (tie) Tufts (Mass.), 3; Cortland State (N.Y.), 3; Rutgers-Camden ______(N.J.), 3; Widener (Pa.), 3; George Fox (Ore.), 3; 69. (tie) Benedictine Gregory Invitational (Ill.), 2; Ithaca (N.Y.), 2; Nebraska Wesleyan, 2; Worcester Polytechnic May 15-16 Institute (Mass.), 2; Beloit (Wis.), 2; Aurora (Ill.), 2; Westfield State Benedetti-Wehrli Stadium (Mass.), 2; 76. (tie) Utica (N.Y.), 1; New York University, 1; Coast North Central College Guard (Ct.), 1; Concordia - Moorhead (Minn.), 1; Claremont Mudd Naperville, Ill. Scripps (Calif.), 1 Central’s individual results No team scores High jump - 8. Drake Lewis, 6-8
Decathlon - Central’s individual results 1. Will Daniels Mark Points 800 meters - 7. Preston Kizer, 1:54.30; 11. Kyle Pape, 1:54.89; 19. Tanner Rathje, 2:00.24; 26. Jon Specht, 2:04.58 100 meters 10.74 919 1,500 meters - 4. Mark Fairley, 3:52.95; 12. Taylor Donner, 4:01.73 Long jump 22-7.75 790 ______Shot put 42-8.25 668 Augustana Twilight Qualifier High jump 6-7.5 822 May 16 400 meters 50.51 791 Paul V. Olsen Track 110 hurdles 15.24 821 Augustana College Discus throw 130-4 659 Rock Island, Ill. Pole vault 14-5.25 731 Javelin throw 166-4 599 No team scores 1,500 meters 4:48.62 627 Total 7,427 Central’s individual results ______100 meters - 7. Caleb Jennings, 11.20; 13. Cory Suedmeier, 11.40; 19. Carter Tryon, 11.54; 25. Taylor Smithm 12.49 200 meters - 8. Caleb Jennings, 22.57; 15. Cory Suedmeier, 23.04; 23. Taylor Smith, 24.72 400 hurdles - 8. Carter Tryon, 59.69
Men’s track and field 181 2018-19 individual honors Indoor Outdoor NCAA Division III all-American honorees NCAA Division III all-American honorees Will Daniels Heptathlon 1st Will Daniels Decathlon 1st Drake Lewis High jump 8th USTFCCCA all-Central Region performers Will Daniels 60 meters (1st); heptathlon (1st); high jump USTFCCCA Central Region Assistant Coach of the Year (1st); 60 hurdles (5th) Jim Fuller Kyle Pape 800 meters (5th) USTFCCCA all-Central Region performers USTFCCCA Central Region Field Event Athlete of the Year Will Daniels Will Daniels Jeremy Fopma Brock Lewis All-American Rivers Conference performers Drake Lewis Will Daniels High jump (2nd); pole vault (2nd); 60 meters Kyle Pape (2nd); long jump (3rd) Nathan Fitzgerald shot put (3rd) All-American Rivers Conference performers Kyle Pape 800 meters (3rd) Will Daniels pole vault (2nd); javelin throw (3rd); high jump (3rd); long jump (3rd); 110-meter USTFCCCA NCAA Div. III National Athlete of the Week hurdles (3rd) Will Daniels, Dec. 5, 2018; Feb. 5, 2019 Will DeHaan 4x800 relay (1st) Nathan Fitzgerald shot put (3rd) A-R-C male athlete of the week Jeremy Fopma 3,000-meter steeplechase (2nd) Will Daniels, Dec. 3 Rylan Heffernan 4x800 relay (1st) Will Daniels, Feb. 4 Drake Lewis high jump (1st) Will Daniels, Feb. 11 Kyle Pape 4x800 relay (1st); 800 meters (2nd) Bryant Seuferer 4x800 relay (1st) A-R-C indoor track events athlete of the week Will Daniels, Feb. 11 A-R-C male athlete of the week Will Daniels, April 22 A-R-C indoor field events athlete of the week Will Daniels, Dec. 3 A-R-C outdoor field events athlete of the week Will Daniels, Feb. 4 Nathan Fitzgerald, April 1 Will Daniels, April 22 Brock Lewis, May 6
182 Men’s track and field 2018-19 academic and team awards Academic all-American Rivers Conference Academic awards Will Daniels, biology, 3.99 CoSIDA Academic All-American Parker Hill, biology/environmental studies, 3.63 Will Daniels Eli Miller, biology, 3.65 Mason Muur, social science, 3.59 CoSIDA Academic All-District Kyle Pape, exercise science, 3.85 Will Daniels Nate Sanders, exercise science, 3.82 Kyle Pape Bryant Seuferer, exercise science, 3.81
USTFCCCA Indoor Field Scholar Athlete of the Year Team awards Will Daniels, biology, 3.99 Most Valuable Performer -- Will Daniels Most Valuable Newcomer -- Brock Lewis USTFCCCA Outdoor Field Scholar Athlete of the Year Most Improved Performer -- Bryant Seuferer Will Daniels, biology, 3.99 Dutch Spirit Award -- Daniel Sunvold, Preston Kizer 2018-19 captains -- Will Daniels, Kyle Pape, Mitchell Yaw USTFCAA all-Academic 2019-20 captains -- Preston Kizer, Cory Suedmeier Will Daniels, biology, 3.99 Kyle Pape, exercise science, 3.85
2018-19 season bests Outdoor Indoor 100-meter dash: 10.91, Will Daniels 60-meter dash: 6.91, Will Daniels 200-meter dash: 22.57, Caleb Jennings 200-meter dash: 23.07, Cory Suedmeier 400-meter dash: 50.51, Will Daniels 400-meter dash: 51.16, Mitchell Yaw 800-meter run: 1:53.14, Kyle Pape 600-meter dash: 1:25.64, Mitchell Yaw 1,500-meter run: 3:58.58, Kyle Pape 800-meter run: 1:53.92, Kyle Pape 3,000-meter run: 8:58.81, Bryant Seuferer 1,000-meter run: 2:34.15, Kyle Pape 5,000-meter run: 15:09.28, Jeremy Fopma Mile run: 4:23.45, Kyle Pape 10,000-meter run: 33:00.38, Easton Sabala 3,000-meter run: 8:50.87, Jeremy Fopma 110-meter hurdles: 15.05, Will Daniels 5,000-meter run: 15:25.14, Jeremy Fopma 400-meter hurdles: 56.10, Carter Tryon 60-meter hurdles: 8.34, Will Daniels 3,000-meter steeplechase: 9:18.33, Jeremy Fopma 4x200-meter relay: 1:31.79 (Suedmeier/Tryon/Yaw/Devenuto) 4x100-meter relay: 42.81 (Jennings/Lewis/Tryon/Suedmeier) 4x400-meter relay: 3:22.90 (Yaw/Tryon/Stahl/Suedmeier) 4x200-meter relay: N/A 4x800-meter relay: 8:04.21 (Stahl/Heffernan/DeHaan/Pape) 4x400-meter relay: 3:26.74 (Seuferer/DeHaan/Tryon/ Distance medley relay: 10:27.47 (DeHaan/Stahl/Hill/Pape) Suedmeier) Long jump: 22-6.25, Will Daniels 4x800-meter relay: 7:47.43 (Seuferer/Heffernan/DeHaan/ Triple jump: 43-7, Brock Lewis Pape) High jump: 6-9.5, Will Daniels Sprint medley relay: N/A Pole vault: 14-5.25, Will Daniels Distance medley relay: 10:24.17 (Seuferer/Suedmeier/ Shot put: 51-1.75, Nathan Fitzgerald DeHaan/Pape) Weight throw: 49-3, Theo Baldus Long jump: 22-4.25, Will Daniels Heptathlon: 5,441, Will Daniels Triple jump: 45-2.25, Brock Lewis High jump: 6-10.25, Will Daniels Pole vault: 14-9, Will Daniels $Denotes a new school record Shot put: 50-10, Nathan Fitzgerald ^Denotes a time contested on an oversized, undersized, or Discus throw: 156-2, Nathan Fitzgerald banked track. All times are absolute Hammer throw: 152-7, Nathan Fitzgerald Javelin throw: 174-5, Ryan Kruse Decathlon: 7,427, Will Daniels
Men’s track and field 183 Returning letterwinners
Theo Baldus So., Throws Awards/honors St. Ansgar, Iowa/St. Ansgar HS One varsity letter ——————————————————————— Career indoor bests Nathan Fitzgerald Shot put - 43-5.75 Weight throw - 49-3 Sr., Throws Elkader, Iowa/Central Elkader HS Career outdoor bests Shot put - 42-9.5 Discus throw - 151-8 Career indoor bests- Hammer throw - 138-8 Shot put - 52-3.25 Weight throw - 48-11.5
Awards/honors Career outdoor bests- One varsity letter Shot put - 51-4.25 Discus throw - 158-11 ——————————————————————— Hammer throw - 154-2 Javelin throw - 167-3 Andrew Benhart Jr., Distance Conference indoor results Geneseo, Ill./Geneseo HS 2016: 4th, shot put 2017: 4th, shot put Career indoor bests 2018: 2nd, shot put 800 meters - 2:03.46 Mile - 4:47.03 2019: 3rd, shot pu
Career outdoor bests Conference outdoor results 800 meters - 1:59.08 1,500 meters - 4:17.92 2017: 3rd, shot put; 4th, discus throw; 5th, javelin throw 3,000 meters - 9:32.19 2018: 1st, discus throw; 3rd, shot put; 6th, javelin throw 2019: 3rd, shot put; 7th, discus throw Awards/honors One varsity letter Awards/honors ——————————————————————— Four varsity letters Will DeHaan USTFCCCA all-Central Region (2018 outdoor) So., Middle Distance All-Conference (2017 outdoor; 2018 indoor/outdoor; 2019 DeWitt, Iowa/Central DeWitt HS indoor/outdoor) Conference outdoor field events performer of the week (May Career indoor bests 6, 2018; April 1, 2019) 600 meters - 1:26.63 800 meters - 1:57.82 ——————————————————————— Mile - 4:30.32^ 3,000 meters - 9:26.85 Tanner Johnson Jr., Pole vault Career outdoor bests Gallatin, Mo./Gallatin HS 800 meters - 1:57.51 1,500 meters - 4:07.91 5,000 meters - 16:18.57 Career indoor bests Pole vault - 13-9.25 Conference indoor results 2019: 4th, 4x800 relay; 5th, distance medley relay; 7th, 800 Career outdoor bests meters Pole vault - 14-1.25 Javelin throw- 150-8
Conference outdoor results Conference indoor results 2019: 1st, 4x800 relay; 7th, 4x400 relay 2018: 3rd, pole vault 2019: 5th, pole vault Awards/honors One varsity letter Conference outdoor results All-Conference (2019 outdoor) 2018: 2nd, pole vault ——————————————————————— 2019: 6th, pole vault Danny Devenuto So, Hurdles Awards/honors Plainfield, Ill./North HS Two varsity letters All-Iowa Conference (2018 indoor/outdoor) Career indoor bests Most Valuable Freshman Award (2018) 60 meters - 7.57 200 meters - 24.01 ——————————————————————— 60 hurdles - 8.91
Career outdoor bests 200 meters - 23.77 110 hurdles - 15.97
184 Men’s track and field Preston Kizer Conference outdoor field events performer of the week (May Sr., Distance 6, 2019) Zwingle, Iowa/Dubuque HS Most Valuable Newcomer Award (2019) ——————————————————————— Career indoor bests- Drake Lewis 800 meters - 1:56.68 1,000 meters - 2:44.34^ So., Jumps Mile - 4:30.71 3,000 meters - 9:17.74 Lathrop, Mo./Lathrop HS
Career outdoor bests- Career indoor bests 800 meters - 1:54.30 1,500 meters - 4:01.51 High jump - 6-2.25 3,000 meters - 9:09.60 5,000 meters - 17:17.68 Career outdoor bests Conference indoor results 110 hurdles - 16.05 High jump - 6-9 2017: 4th, 4x800 relay; 5th, distance medley 2018: 1st, 4x800 relay; 3rd, 800 meters; 4th, distance med Conference indoor results ley relay 2019: 5th, high jump
Conference outdoor results Conference outdoor results 2017: 3rd, 4x800 relay 2019: 1st, high jump 2018: 1st, 4x800 relay; 2nd, 800 meters NCAA outdoor results Awards/honors 2019: 8th, high jump Two varsity letters All-Conference (2017 outdoor; 2018 indoor/outdoor) Awards/honors Dutch Spirit Award (2019) One varsity letter ——————————————————————— All-American (2019 outdoor) Ben Lamparek USTFCCCA all-Central Region (2019 outdoor) So, Distance All-Conference (2019 outdoor) Williamsburg, Iowa/Williamsburg HS ——————————————————————— Jerry Lotz Career indoor bests So., Distance Mile - 4:46.79 3,000 meters - 9:20.95 Yokosuka, Japan/Nile C. Kinnick HS 5,000 meters - 15:59.02 Career indoor bests Career outdoor bests 800 meters - 2:12.46^ Mile - 4:36.51 800 meters - 2:07.00 1,500 meters - 4:23.96 3,000 meters - 9:04.67^ 5,000 meters - 16:06.96 5,000 meters - 15:57.68 10,000 meters - 33:19.82 Career outdoor bests Awards/honors 800 meters - 2:07.49 1,500 meters - 4:18.14 One varsity letter 3,000 meters - 9:11.31 5,000 meters - 15:50.97 ——————————————————————— 3,000 steeplechase - 10:08.33 Brock Lewis So., Jumps Awards/honors Lathrop, Mo./Lathrop HS Two varsity letters ——————————————————————— Career indoor bests Eli Miller Long jump - 21-8 Triple jump - 43-7 Sr., Distance Newhall, Iowa/Benton HS Career outdoor bests 100 meters - 11.78 Long jump - 22-1.5 Career indoor bests- Triple jump - 46-4 1,000 meters - 2:52.04 Mile - 4:55.62 3,000 meters - 9:42.95^ 5,000 meters - 17:05.28 Conference indoor results 2019: 5th, long jump; 8th, triple jump Career outdoor bests- 800 meters - 2:08.57 1,500 meters - 4:23.22 Conference outdoor results 3,000 meters - 9:34.71 5,000 meters - 16:24.80 2019: 4th, 4x100 relay; 5th, long jump 10,000 meters - 37:19.66
Awards/honors Awards/honors One varsity letter One varsity letter USTFCCCA all-Central Region (2019 outdoor) Academic All-Iowa Conference (2018)
Men’s track and field 185 ——————————————————————— 5,000 meters - 15:40.57 10,000 meters - 34:15.55 Mason Muur Sr., Distance Conference outdoor results- Morrison, Ill./Morrison HS 2019: 1st, 4x800 relay; 7th, 1,500 meters; 7th, 4x400 relay
Career indoor bests- Awards/honors 800 meters - 2:14.04 1,000 meters - 2:54.13^ One varsity letters Mile - 4:42.64 3,000 meters - 9:42.15 Academic All-Conference (2019) 5,000 meters - 16:58.13 ——————————————————————— Alec Stahl Career outdoor bests- So., Sprints, Middle Distance 800 meters - 2:09.79 1,500 meters - 4:21.03 Steamboat Rock, Iowa/AGWSR HS 3,000 meters - 9:32.30 5,000 meters - 16:12.74 10,000 meters - 35:51.48 Career indoor bests- 200 meters - 24.29 300 meters - 38.28 Awards/honors 400 meters - 52.79 600 meters - 1:26.16^ Two varsity letters 800 meters - 2:02.06 Academic All-Iowa Conference (2018, 2019) ——————————————————————— Career outdoor bests- Cutler Owens 800 meters - 2:00.93 So., Distance Runnells, Iowa/Southeast Polk HS Conference outdoor results- 2019: 4th, 4x800 relay; 5th, distance medley relay Career indoor bests 1,000 meters - 2:49.14 Mile - 4:45.49 Awards/honors 3,000 meters - 9:30.96 5,000 meters - 17:01.25 One varsity letter ——————————————————————— Career outdoor bests Cory Suedmeier 800 meters - 2:13.99 1,500 meters - 4:24.78 Sr., Sprints 5,000 meters - 16:27.71 3,000 steeplechase - 9:51.20 Ankeny, Iowa/Centennial HS
Awards/honors Career indoor bests- One varsity letter 60 meters - 7.22 200 meters - 23.07^ ——————————————————————— 300 meters - 37.38 400 meters - 52.29^ Austin Pfiffner 600 meters - 1:28.67 Sr., Distance Dubuque, Iowa/Hempstead HS Career outdoor bests- 100 meters - 11.17 200 meters - 22.82 Career indoor bests 400 meters - 51.32 800 meters - 2:07.97 600 meters - 1:32.54 800 meters - 2:15.79^ 1,000 meters - 2:50.51 ^Mile - 4:52.63 Conference indoor results- 3,000 meters - 9:38.70 5,000 meters - 17:04.24^ 2017: 5th, 4x400 relay; 5th, distance medley relay 2018: 4th, 4x400 relay; 4th, distance medley relay Career outdoor bests 2019: 4th, 4x400 relay; 7th, 4x200 relay 800 meters - 2:04.33 1,500 meters - 4:20.65 5,000 meters - 16:21.82 10,000 meters - 35:18.68 Conference outdoor results- 2018: 5th, 4x100 relay Awards/honors 2019: 4th, 4x100 relay; 7th, 4x400 relay Two varsity letters ——————————————————————— Awards/honors Nate Sanders Three varsity letters Jr., Distance ——————————————————————— Waukee, Iowa/Waukee HS Daniel Sunvold Sr., Distance Career indoor bests- Monroe, Iowa/Southeast Polk HS 800 meters - 2:10.65 1,000 meters - 2:43.49 Mile - 4:35.84 3,000 meters - 9:10.17^ Career indoor bests- 5,000 meters - 15:51.88 800 meters - 2:06.31 1,000 meters - 2:46.88 Mile - 4:42.36 3,000 meters - 9:14.21 Career outdoor bests- 5,000 meters - 15:38.98 800 meters - 2:05.99 1,500 meters - 4:11.07
186 Men’s track and field Career outdoor bests- Jordon Woods 800 meters - 2:07.94 1,500 meters - 4:18.66 Sr., Sprints, jumps 5,000 meters - 15:35.26 10,000 meters - 33:17.95 Orland Park, Ill./Carl Sandburg HS 3,000 steeplechase - 9:38.09 Career indoor bests Awards/honors 60 meters - 7.42 Long jump - 20-10 Two varsity letters Triple jump - 40-11.50 Dutch Spirit Award (2019) ——————————————————————— Career outdoor bests Nick Thompson 100 meters - 11.96 200 meters - 24.69 So., Multi-events Long jump - 21-9 Triple jump - 44-4.75 Newhall, Iowa/Benton HS Conference outdoor results Career indoor bests- 2017: 6th, triple jump; 7th, long jump 60 meters - 7.78 800 meters - 2:18.69 1,000 meters - 2:59.90 60 hurdles - 10.54 Awards/honors High jump - 5-5.75 Pole vault - 9-8 Two varsity letters Long jump - 20-3.5 Shot put - 31-10.25 ——————————————————————— Heptathlon - 3,658
Career outdoor bests- 100 meters - 12.03 400 meters - 56.21 1,500 meters - 4:54.62 110 hurdles - 20.67 High jump - 5-9.25 Pole vault - 10-0 Long jump - 20-11.75 Shot put - 34-9 Discus throw - 85-0 Javelin throw - 130-2 Decathlon - 4,864
Conference indoor results- 2019: 6th, heptathlon
Conference outdoor results- 2019: 7th, decathlon
Awards/honors One varsity letter ——————————————————————— Carter Tryon So., Sprints, Hurdles Winterset, Iowa/Winterset HS
Career indoor bests- 60 meters - 7.44 200 meters - 23.90 300 meters - 37.32 400 meters - 52.24 600 meters - 1:29.62^
Career outdoor bests- 100 meters - 11.54 400 hurdles - 56.10 Long jump - 19-10.25
Conference indoor results- 2019: 4th, 4x400 relay; 7th, 4x200 relay
Conference outdoor results- 2019: 4th, 4x100 relay; 7th, 4x400 relay; 7th, 400 hurdles
Awards/honors One varsity letter ———————————————————————
Men’s track and field 187 All-time records Indoor Outdoor 60-meter dash: 6.91, Will Daniels, 2019 100-meter dash: 10.60, Allen Scovel, 2012 200-meter dash: 22.29^, Logan Danko, 2013 200-meter dash: 21.58, Adam Hartford, 2000 400-meter dash: 48.74, Guy Dierikx, 2008 400-meter dash: 47.40, Chris McCullough, 2000 600-meter dash: 1:21.80, Nate Koerselman, 1999 800-meter run: 1:51.14*, Dirck Bradt, 1968 800-meter run: 1:51.72^, Jon Lindaman, 2000 1,500-meter run: 3:50.74, Jon Lindaman, 1999 1,000-meter run: 2:29.15, Jon Lindaman, 2000 5,000-meter run: 14:11.28, Eli Horton, 2015 Mile run: 4:10.01, Eli Horton, 2013 10,000-meter run: 29:31.08, Cole Decker, 2016 3,000-meter run: 8:14.94^, Eli Horton, 2014 110-meter hurdles: 14.19, Dan Roemerman, 2016 5,000-meter run: 14:26.62^, Austin O’Brien, 2014 400-meter hurdles: 52.76, Ben Bollard, 2007 60-meter hurdles: 8.01, Dan Roemerman, 2016 3,000-meter steeplechase: 8:57.39, Mark Fairley, 2018 200-meter hurdles: 24.78, Cory Woods, 1999 4x100-meter relay: 40.98, (Marc VanderVelden, Tommy 4x200 relay: 1:28.60, (Kyle Wood, Logan Danko, Trevor Tavegia, Adam Hartford, Chris McCullough), 2000 Veach, Allen Scovel), 2012 4x200-meter relay: 1:25.39, (Marc VanderVelden, Tommy 4x400 relay: 3:13.92^, (Adam Hartford, Tony Brownlee Tavegia, Adam Hartford, Chris McCullough), 2000 Peter Wagner, Tommy Tavegia), 2001 4x400-meter relay: 3:09.64, (Nate Koerselman, Adam 4x800 relay: 7:48.50 (Jon Specht, Preston Kizer, Kyle Pape, Hartford, Tommy Tavegia, Chris McCullough), 2000 Mark Fairley), 2018 4x800-meter relay: 7:38.61 (Jamie Vander Veer, Kyle Distance medley relay: 9:54.08^, (Austin O’Brien, Spencer Nuehring, Eli Horton, Drew Jackson), 2014 Hammack, Drew Jackson, Eli Horton), 2014 4x1,600-meter relay: 16:56.05 (Eli Horton, Drew Jackson, Long jump: 24-5.5, Flinard Grisby, 1970 Jamie Vander Veer, Austin O’Brien), 2014 Triple jump: 47-6.5, Flinard Grisby, 1970 Sprint medley relay: 3:22.44, (Ben Bollard, Craig Hernandez, High jump: 7-1.5, Cale Van Genderen, 2005 Guy Dierikx, Brian Respeliers), 2007 Pole vault: 15-7, Jim Bruxvoort, 1990 Distance medley relay: 9:55.87 (Drew Jackson, Phil Shot put: 55-7, Matt Graber, 2011 Heisterkamp, Ben Schornack, Eli Horton), 2013 Weight throw: 57-9.5, Jason Fisher, 2008 Shuttle hurdle relay: 1:02.41, (Brian Stewart, Ben Pentathlon: 3,876, Ethan Miller, 2011 Lindaman, Mike Furness, Shane Rourke), 1993 Heptathlon: 5,441, Will Daniels, 2019 Long jump: 24-3.5, Chris McCullough, 2000 Triple jump: 48-0, John Whipple, 1981 NCAA Division III Indoor Championships record High jump: 7-1.5, Craig Cantrall, 1993 Distance medley relay: 9:54.08^, (Austin O’Brien, Spencer Pole vault: 15-9, Jim Bruxvoort, 1989 Hammack, Drew Jackson, Eli Horton), 2014 Shot put: 55-0, Phillip Miller, 2012 Discus throw: 169-8, Zech Schiebout, 1997 NCAA Division III Indoor record Hammer throw: 199-5, Jason Fisher, 2007 Heptathlon: 5,441, Will Daniels, 2019 Javelin throw: 200-11, Ryan Kruse, 2018 Decathlon: 7,427, Will Daniels, 2019
*Denotes a converted time. All times (60-400m) have been converted to FAT equivlants for that distance. ^Denotes a time contested on an oversized, undersized, or banked track. All times are absolute.
188 Men’s track and field All-time top 10 indoor performers list, by event
60 meter dash 800 meter run No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2019 Will Daniels 6.91 1. 2000 Jon Lindaman 1:51.72^ 2008 Zac Bailey 6.91* 2. 2007 Brian Respeliers 1:52.68^ 3. 1999 Jeremy Glasgow 6.98* 3. 2011 Ben Schornack 1:53.69^ 4. 1988 David Palmer 7.00* 4. 2019 Kyle Pape 1:53.92^ 5. 2012 Allen Scovel 7.01 5. 2010 Alex Miller 1:54.60^ 6. 1999 Cory Woods 7.02* 6. 2014 Jamie Vander Veer 1:55.31 7. 2004 D.J. Cobler 7.03* 7. 2009 Derek Townsend 1:55.97^ 8. 2010 Mitch Morris 7.04* 8. 1995 Nate Smith 1:55.99 2016 Dan Roemerman 7.04 9. 2012 L.J. Lipscomb 1:56.02 10. 2017 Justin Wimbish 7.05 10. 2014 Drew Jackson 1:56.16
200 meter dash 1,000 meter run No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2013 Logan Danko 22.29^ 1. 2000 Jon Lindaman 2:29.15 2. 2001 Adam Hartford 22.33 2. 2007 Brian Respeliers 2:31.31 2012 Kyle Wood 22.33 3. 1995 Chad Klocke 2:32.54 4. 2002 Chris McCullough 22.52 4. 2018 Mark Fairley 2:32.78 5. 2001 Tony Brownlee 22.53 5. 2005 Gary Pothoven 2:33.87 2004 Jonathan Wallerich 22.53^ 6. 2019 Kyle Pape 2:34.15 2008 Guy Dierikx 22.53 7. 2013 Drew Jackson 2:34.96 8. 1996 Ryan Erickson 22.54 8. 2018 Jon Specht 2:35.17 9. 2001 Tommy Tavegia 22.59 9. 1993 Nate Smith 2:35.30 10. 2017 Justin Wimbish 22.61 10. 2015 Jamie Vander Veer 2:35.51
400 meter dash Mile run No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2008 Guy Dierikx 48.74 1. 2013 Eli Horton 4:10.01 2. 2011 Kyle Wood 49.10 2. 2014 Austin O’Brien 4:10.88 3. 2002 Chris McCullough 49.33 3. 1980 Jerry Fitzsimmons 4:11.72 4. 1999 Nate Koerselman 49.68 4. 1999 Jon Lindaman 4:13.01* 5. 1995 Nate Smith 49.70 5. 2015 Jamie Vander Veer 4:13.20 2002 Tony Brownlee 49.70 6. 2015 Drew Jackson 4:16.31 7. 2000 Tommy Tavegia 49.74 7. 2018 Mark Fairley 4:16.42 8. 1994 Les McCracken 49.95 8. 2016 Cole Decker 4:19.14 9. 2006 Justin Koeppe 50.16 9. 2009 Teddy Clark 4:19.77^ 10. 2015 Spencer Hammack 50.18^ 10. 2007 Brian Respeliers 4:20.13
600 meter dash 3,000 meter run No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 1999 Nate Koerselman 1:21.80 1. 2014 Eli Horton 8:14.94 2. 2004 D.J. Cobler 1:22.67 2. 2016 Cole Decker 8:23.47 3. 2003 Tanner Whipple 1:22.95^* 3. 2017 Mark Fairley 8:23.87 4. 2008 Alex Miller 1:23.00 4. 2014 Austin O’Brien 8:24.68 5. 1995 Joe O’Neil 1:23.14 5. 2015 Isaac Steffensmeier 8:33.57 6. 2013 L.J. Lipscomb 1:23.22* 6. 2006 Bryan George 8:39.73 7. 2004 Nick Miller 1:23.29 7. 2013 Drew Jackson 8:41.75 8. 1993 Kevin Hackert 1:23.34 8. 2006 Adam Wolf 8:46.27 9. 1998 Chad Klein 1:24.26 9. 2013 Cody Doughan 8:49.81 10. 2007 Jake Contri 1:24.34 10. 2019 Jeremy Fopma 8:50.87
Men’s track and field 189 5,000 meter run 4x800 meter relay No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athletes Performance 1. 2014 Austin O’Brien 14:26.62 1. 2018 P. Kizer/K. Pape 7:48.50 2. 2014 Eli Horton 14:27.80 J. Specht/M. Fairley 3. 2016 Cole Decker 14:32.80 2. 2013 J. Burns/N.Barnes/ 7:57.59 4. 2007 Adam Wolf 14:56.56^ R. Wattier/B. Schornack 5. 2016 Isaac Steffensmeier 14:57.62 3. 2017 K. Pape/P. Kizer 7:58.28 6. 2017 Mark Fairley 15:00.07 T. Donner/J. Specht 7. 1995 Andy Goodman 15:13.70 4. 2009 S. Coulter/E. McDowell 7:59.59 8. 2019 Jeremy Fopma 15:25.14 D. Townsend/A. Miller 9. 2015 Tim Shepherd 15:32.78 5. 2012 B. Schornack/A. Edwards 7:59.72 10. 2012 Drew Jackson 15:33.73 J. VanderVeer/L. Lipscomb
60 meter hurdles Distance medley relay No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athletes Performance 1. 2016 Dan Roemerman 8.01 1. 2014 A. O’Brien/S. Hammack 9:54.08^ 1. 1999 Cory Woods 8.20* D. Jackson/E. Horton 3. 2001 Peter Wagner 8.26* 2. 2015 J. Vander Veer/S. Hammack 9:55.92 4. 2013 Eric Larson 8.27 D. Jackson/E. Horton 5. 2010 Chris Henely 8.32* 3. 2006 B. Respeliers/G. Dierikx 9:59.12^ 6. 2019 Will Daniels 8.34 T. Clark/B. George 7. 1998 Jay Rhoten 8.40* 4. 2013 D. Jackson/P. Heisterkamp 10:04.08 8. 1994 Ben Lindaman 8.42* B. Schornack/E. Horton 2005 Brad Rose 8.42* 5. 2018 J. Specht/M. Yaw 10:04.40 2010 Ethan Miller 8.42* K. Pape/M. Fairley
4x200 meter relay Long jump No. Year Athletes Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2012 K. Wood/L. Danko 1:28.60 1. 1970 Flinard Grisby 24-5.5 T. Veach/A. Scovel 2. 2011 Ethan Miller 24-1.75 2. 2000 T. Tavegia/A. Hartford/ 1:29.52 3. 2002 Chris McCullough 23-9 C. McCullough/T. Brownlee 4. 2015 Eric Larson 23-7.5 3. 2006 J. Koeppe/G. Dierikx/ 1:29.54 5. 1998 Jay Rhoten 23-7.25 B. Bollard/K. Pitz 6. 2002 Tony Brownlee 23-5.25 4. 2004 M. Jens/J. Wallerich/ 1:29.89 7. 2011 Kurtis Brondyke 23-0.75 K. Pitz/M. McCombs 8. 2017 Justin Wimbish 23-0.5 5. 2002 T. Brownlee/J. Wallerich/ 1:30.11 9. 2018 Will Daniels 22-9.25 M. Jens/C. McCullough 10. 1996 Mark Fairley 22-8
4x400 meter relay Triple jump No. Year Athletes Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2001 A. Hartford/P. Wagner 3:13.92 1. 1970 Flinard Grisby 47-6.5 T. Brownlee/T. Tavegia 2. 2004 Cale Van Genderen 46-8 2. 2006 B. Bollard/J. Koeppe 3:15.12^ 3. 2011 Ethan Miller 45-2.25 K. Pitz/G. Dierikx 4. 2001 Aaron Rothrock 45-0 3. 2002 C. McCullough/P. Wagner 3:15.23^ 5. 1982 John Whipple 44-8.5 M. McCombs/T. Brownlee 6. 2011 Kurtis Brondyke 44-3.5 4. 2004 M. McCombs/K. Pitz 3:15.52 7. 2000 Tony Brownlee 43-9.25 J. Koeppe/D. Cobler 8. 2005 Ben Bollard 43-7.75 5. 2003 M. McCombs/D. Cobler 3:16.84 9. 2019 Brock Lewis 43-7 T. Whipple/P. Wagner 10. 1998 Jay Rhoten 43-7
190 Men’s track and field High jump No. Year Athlete Performance Weight throw 1. 2005 Cale Van Genderen 7-1.5 No. Year Athlete Performance 2. 2016 Logan Mulford 7-0.25 1. 2008 Jason Fisher 57-9.50 3. 2018 Will Daniels 6-11 2. 2011 Tyler Crouse 57-5.75 4. 2011 Ethan Miller 6-11 3. 2014 Steve Messerschmidt 55-8.25 5. 1993 Craig Cantrall 6-9.75 4. 2018 Michael Firkins 55-4.25 6. 2015 Eric Larson 6-9.5 5. 2007 Jon Robeson 53-11.25 7. 1999 Sean Clark 6-8.75 6. 2005 Mark Sanger 53-5.50 1999 Cory Woods 6-8.75 7. 2011 Matt Graber 53-5 9. 2001 Clint Larson 6-8 8. 2013 Josh Fleming 53-3.75 2001 Peter Wagner 6-8 9. 2012 Phil Miller 52-8.25 10. 2015 Chris Davis 51-9.50 Pole vault No. Year Athlete Performance Pentathlon 1. 1990 Jim Bruxvoort 15-7 No. Year Athlete Performance 2. 2013 Aaron Fuller 14-8.75 1. 2011 Ethan Miller 3,876 3. 2000 Sean Clark 14-8.5 2. 2011 Kurtis Brondyke 3,827 4. 2019 Will Daniels 14-5.25 3. 2003 Peter Wagner 3,736 5. 2018 Ryan Kruse 14-5.25 4. 1998 Jay Rhoten 3,436 6. 2012 Ethan Miller 14-5.25 5. 1999 Sean Clark 3,318 7. 2005 Cory Torkelson 14-4.5 6. 2005 Tanner Whipple 3,274 8. 2003 Peter Wagner 14-0 7. 2006 Ben Bollard 3,217 9. 2011 Josh Stice 13-11.25 8. 1994 Steve Brand 3,183 10. 2018 Tanner Johnson 13-9.25 9. 2013 Aaron Fuller 3,045 2013 Eric Larson 13-9.25 10. 2009 Greg Foote 3,030
Shot put Heptathlon No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2011 Matt Graber 55-7 1. 2019 Will Daniels 5,423 2. 2018 Nathan Fitzgerlad 52-3.25 2. 2015 Eric Larson 5,399 3. 1999 Reid Evans 51-11 3. 2018 Ryan Kruse 5,124 4. 2012 Phil Miller 51-8.50 4. 2015 Conner Freeman 4,688 5. 2014 Steve Messerschmidt 51-1.75 5. 2012 Breighen Powell 4,549 6. 2005 Mark Sanger 50-10 6. 2016 Jaemin Powell 4,433 2014 Gunnar Johnson 50-10 7. 2012 Aaron Fuller 4,432 8. 2006 Jason Fisher 49-3.5 8. 2015 Reese Iversen 4,239 9. 2009 Josh Garrison 48-7.25 9. 2019 Caleb Jennings 4,001 10. 2011 Tyler Crouse 48-2 10. 2016 Cam Kiner 3,788
*Denotes a converted time. All times (60-400m) have been converted to FAT equivlants for that distance. ^Denotes a time contested on an oversized, undersized, or banked track. All times are absolute.
Men’s track and field 191 All-time top 10 outdoor performers list, by event 100 meter dash No. Year Athlete Performance 1,500 meter run 1. 2012 Allen Scovel 10.60 No. Year Athlete Performance 2. 1990 David Ellingson 10.64* 1. 1999 Jon Lindaman 3:50.74 3. 2006 Zac Bailey 10.70 2. 2013 Eli Horton 3:51.06 4. 2010 Logan Danko 10.72 3. 2006 Bryan George 3:51.30 5. 2019 Will Daniels 10.74 4. 1979 Jerry Fitzsimmons 3:52.85 6. 2000 Zack Ostercamp 10.76 5. 2018 Mark Fairley 3:52.95 7. 2001 Tommy Tavegia 10.77 6. 2014 Jamie Vander Veer 3:53.48 8. 2016 Dan Roemerman 10.80 7. 2015 Drew Jackson 3:55.15 9. 2017 Justin Wimbish 10.81 8. 2018 Jon Specht 3:55.70 10. 2001 Tony Brownlee 10.83 9. 2007 Brian Respeliers 3:56.00 2010 Clint Faust 10.83 10. 1981 Marley Wubbena 3:56.04*
200 meter dash 5,000 meter run No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2000 Adam Hartford 21.58 1. 2015 Eli Horton 14:11.28 2. 2012 Kyle Wood 21.60 2. 2016 Cole Decker 14:11.31 3. 2001 Tommy Tavegia 21.63 3. 2014 Austin O’Brien 14:24.94 4. 2012 Allen Scovel 21.64 4. 2018 Mark Fairley 14:42.67 2017 Justin Wimbish 21.64 5. 1994 Andy Goodman 14:45.96 6. 2012 Logan Danko 21.65 6. 2014 Isaac Steffensmeier 14:51.57 7. 2000 Tony Brownlee 21.70 7. 2007 Adam Wolf 14:54.80 8. 1983 Ken Hopkins 21.74* 8. 2006 Bryan George 14:55.02 9. 2000 Chris McCullough 21.76 9. 2015 Drew Jackson 14:56.25 10. 2007 Guy Dierikx 21.79 10. 1979 Brian Hantsbarger 15:00.34* 2000 Mark Vander Velden 21.79 10,000 meter run 400 meter dash No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2016 Cole Decker 29:31.08 1. 2000 Chris McCullough 47.40 2. 1994 Andy Goodman 30:59.72 2. 2000 Tommy Tavegia 47.53 3. 2007 Adam Wolf 31:11.01 3. 2007 Guy Dierikx 47.68 4. 2014 Isaac Steffensmeier 31:14.15 4. 1976 Dirk Bradt 47.76* 5. 2014 Austin O’Brien 31:36.43 5. 1988 David Palmer 47.84* 6. 1984 Mike Main 31:55.84* 6. 1981 Brad Depke 48.14* 7. 1981 Paul Sparks 32:04.74* 7. 1994 Les McCracken 48.15 8. 1979 Marley Wubbena 32:06.54* 8. 2001 Adam Hartford 48.17 9. 2015 Timothy Shepherd 32:10.40 9. 1995 Brent Ferneau 48.24 10. 2012 Brandon Clough 32:24.06 10. 1999 Nate Koerselman 48.25 110 meter hurdles 800 meter run No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2016 Dan Roemerman 14:19 1. 1968 Dirck Bradt 1:51.14* 2. 2005 Brad Rose 14.48 2. 1993 Nate Smith 1:51.16 3. 2003 Peter Wagner 14.59 3. 1992 Scott Barth 1:51.29 4. 2012 Ethan Miller 14.61 4. 2007 Brian Respeliers 1:51.35 5. 1988 Cory Woods 14.70 5. 1998 Jon Lindman 1:51.97 6. 1993 Brian Stewart 14.82 6. 1989 Paul Lovell 1:52.04* 7. 1991 Mike Furness 14.84* 7. 2009 Alex Miller 1:52.57 1981 Tom Koletis 14.84* 8. 1984 Joe Martin 1:52.74* 9. 2010 Chris Henely 14.87 9. 2014 Jamie Vander Veer 1:52.82 10. 2013 Eric Larson 14.96 10. 2018 Kyle Pape 1:52.88
192 Men’s track and field 400 meter hurdles 4x400 meter relay No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athletes Performance 1. 2007 Ben Bollard 52.76 1. 2000 N. Koerselman/A. Hartford/ 3:09.64 2. 2006 Justin Koeppe 52.93 T. Tavegia/C. McCullough 3. 2004 Tanner Whipple 53.16 2. 2002 C.McCullough/M. McCombs/ 3:10.05 4. 2003 Peter Wagner 53.54 P. Wagner/T. Brownlee 5. 2004 Brad Rose 53.68 3. 2001 C.McCullough/A. Hartford/ 3:10.56 6. 2010 Jordan Gegner 53.91 T. Brownlee/T. Tavegia 7. 1984 Rod Klein 53.94* 4. 1994 D. Zimmerman/B. Dunlap/ 3:11.61 8. 2013 Drake Hickok 54.10 N. Smith/L. McCracken 9. 1999 Brad Gaskill 54.59 5. 2006 J. Koeppe/B. Bollard/ 3:11.85 10. 2000 Kainan Rinaberger 54.60 K. Pitz/G. Dierikx
3,000 meter steeplechase 4x800 meter relay No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athletes Performance 1. 2018 Mark Fairley 8:57.39 1. 2014 J. Vander Veer/K. Nuehring/ 7:38.44 2. 1982 Mark Muyskens 9:17.64* E. Horton/D. Jackson 3. 2015 Drew Jackson 9:23.30 2. 2015 M. Fairley/J. Vander Veer/ 7:40.76 4. 1977 Kelly Lacina 9:24.04 E. Horton/D. Jackson 5. 2019 Jeremy Fopma 9:25.19 3. 1992 S. Barth/R. Fagan/ 7:42.30 6. 2009 Teddy Clark 9:28.42 N. Smith/K. Hackert 7. 2006 Bryan George 9:29.36 4. 2018 J. Specht/T. Donner/ 7:45.44 8. 2015 Tim Shepherd 9:30.10 P. Kizer/K. Pape 9. 2018 Tanner Rathje 9:31.91 5. 2019 B. Seuferer/R. Heffernan/ 7:47.43 10. 1977 Tim Fyfe 9:33.14* W. De Haan/K. Pape
4x100 meter relay Distance medley relay No. Year Athletes Performance No. Year Athletes Performance 1. 2000 M. Vander Velden/T. Tavegia/ 40.98 1. 2013 D. Jackson/P. Heisterkamp/ 9:55.87 A. Hartford/C. McCullough B. Schornack/E.Horton 2. 2012 M. Wagoner/L. Danko/ 41.17 2. 2014 A. O’Brien/M. Zimmerman/ 9:58.32 K. Wood/A. Scovel D. Jackson/E. Horton 3. 2001 T. Brownlee/T. Tavegia/ 41.19 3. 2012 D. Jackson/A. Edwards/ 10:03.25 A. Hartford/C. McCullough L. Lipscomb/E. Horton 4. 2006 G. Dierikx/Z. Bailey/ 41.25 4. 2018 J. Specht/M. Yaw/ 10:03.69 J. Koeppe/K. Pitz K. Pape/M. Fairley 5. 2010 M. Morris/L. Danko/ 41.32 5. 1980 B. Dawes/A. Friedland/ 10:10.47 K. Wood/A. Scovel J. Fitzsimmons/M. Muyskens
4x200 meter relay Long jump No. Year Athletes Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2000 M. Vander Velden/T. Tavegia/ 1:25.39 1. 2000 Chris McCullough 24-3.5 A. Hartford/C. McCullough 2. 1985 Vince Birley 23-11.5 2. 2012 M. Wagoner/L. Danko/ 1:26.55 3. 2013 Eric Larson 23-10.75 K. Wood/A. Scovel 4. 2011 Ethan Miller 23-10.25 3. 1966 Marshall/Justice/ 1:27.74* 5. 2006 Shawn McLarney 23-8 Jacobusse/Van Boven 6. 1998 Brad Gaskill 23-5 4. 2010 M. Morris/L. Danko/ 1:28.91 2000 Ben Humiston 23-5 T. Veach/A. Scovel 8. 2017 Justin Wimbish 23-4.25 5. 2016 D. Roemerman/H. Howe 1:29.43 9. 2008 Kurtis Brondyke 23-4 B. Morgan/J. Wimbish 10. 1998 Jay Rhoten 23-3
Men’s track and field 193 Triple jump Discus throw No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 1981 John Whipple 48-0 1. 1997 Zech Schiebout 169-8 2. 2004 Cale Van Genderen 47-2.5 2. 2007 Jason Fisher 166-11 3. 1977 Dave Erickson 47-0 3. 2013 Josh Fleming 166-5 4. 2012 Ethan Miller 46-5.5 4. 2009 Tyler Crouse 166-1 5. 2019 Brock Lewis 46-4 5. 1981 Kean Richard 160-8 6. 2000 Jeff Sanger 45-11.75 6. 2001 Lucas Nims 160-5 7. 2001 Aaron Rothrock 45-10.5 7. 1978 Steve Vander Pol 159-0 8. 1985 Vince Birley 45-7 8. 2018 Nathan Fitzgerlad 158-11 9. 2010 Kurtis Brondyke 45-0.25 9. 2000 Reid Evans 156-6 10. 1983 Garry Simpson 44-11.75 10. 1995 Rick Sanger 156-3
High jump Hammer throw No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 1993 Craig Cantrall 7-1.5 1. 2007 Jason Fisher 199-5 2. 2005 Cale Van Genderen 7-0.5 2. 2012 Tyler Crouse 187-8 3. 2016 Logan Mulford 6-11.75 3. 2014 Steve Messerschmidt 183-0 4. 2011 Ethan Miller 6-11 4. 2013 Josh Fleming 178-6 2018 Will Daniels 6-11 5. 2004 Mark Sanger 177-11 6. 2001 Peter Wagner 6-9.5 6. 2011 Matt Graber 177-10 7. 1981 Scott Smart 6-9.25 7. 2018 Michael Firkins 174-1 8. 1992 Eric Pingel 6-8.75 8. 2012 Phil Miller 171-9 2004 Clint Larson 6-8.75 9. 2005 Jon Robeson 169-10 10. 2013 Eric Larson 6-8.25 10. 2016 Chris Davis 158-10
Pole vault Javelin throw No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 1989 Jim Bruxvoort 15-9 1. 2018 Ryan Kruse 200-11 2. 2012 Ethan Miller 15-5 2. 2016 Kody Dailey 192-1 3. 2000 Sean Clark 15-2.5 3. 1992 Ben Lindaman 191-3 4. 1978 Jason Locke 15-0 4. 2010 Kurtis Brondyke 190-11 5. 2019 Will Daniels 14-9 5. 2004 Lucas Nims 188-4 6. 2002 Peter Wagner 14-8.25 6. 1991 Chris Laufenberg 186-9 7. 2005 Cory Torkelson 14-7.5 7. 1992 Eric Pingel 180-0 8. 2012 Aaron Fuller 14-1.25 8. 2004 Matt Johnson 179-5 2013 Eric Larson 14-1.25 9. 1999 Marc Vander Velden 179-1 2018 Tanner Johnson 14-1.25 10 2015 Canaan Powell 174-7
Shot put Decathlon No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2012 Phil Miller 55-0 1. 2019 Will Daniels 7,427 2. 2010 Matt Graber 54-8.25 2. 2011 Ethan Miller 7,170 3. 1999 Reid Evans 51-11 3. 2011 Kurtis Brondyke 7,109 4. 2018 Nathan Fitzgerald 51-4.25 4. 2001 Peter Wagner 7,058 5. 1975 Bob Howard 50-7.5 5. 2013 Eric Larson 6,969 6. 2000 Ryan Anderson 50-3.5 6. 1998 Jay Rhoten 6,799 7. 2013 Steve Messerschmidt 50-1.25 7. 1992 Eric Pingel 6,722 8. 1997 Zech Schiebout 49-9.25 8. 2000 Sean Clark 6,702 9. 2005 Mark Sanger 49-7.25 9. 1995 Steve Brand 6,430 10. 1978 Jeff Lind 49-5 10. 2017 Ryan Kruse 6,391
*Denotes a converted time. All times (100-400m) have been converted to FAT equivlants for that distance.
194 Men’s track and field Year-by-year results Year Indoor Conf. Indoor NCAA Outdoor Conf. Outdoor NCAA Coach 1974 4th Ron Schipper 1975 3rd Bill Herzog 1976 2nd Bill Hinga 1977 2nd Bill Hinga 1978 2nd 17th Bill Hinga 1979 1st Bill Hinga 1980 2nd Bill Hinga 1981 2nd 52nd Bill Hinga 1982 2nd 37th Dennis Brand 1983 2nd 38th Dennis Brand 1984 3rd 60th Rich Hollingsworth 1985 4th Rich Hollingsworth 1986 5th Tom Epperly 1987 6th Tom Epperly 1988 3rd 34th Tom Epperly 1989 4th 33rd Tom Epperly 1990 3rd 32nd Tom Epperly 1991 1st 51st Mark Heid 1992 1st 21st Mark Heid 1993 1st 15th Mark Heid 1994 1st 7th Mark Heid 1995 1st 31st Mark Heid 1996 4th Kevin Sanger 1997 1st 21st Kevin Sanger 1998 1st 8th Kevin Sanger 1999 2nd 19th Kevin Sanger 2000 1st 3rd Kevin Sanger 2001 1st 6th Kevin Sanger 2002 2nd 7th Kevin Sanger 2003 3rd 2nd 27th Kevin Sanger 2004 3rd 1st 51st (tie) Kevin Sanger 2005 3rd 2nd 18th Kevin Sanger 2006 3rd 2nd 41st (tie) Kevin Sanger 2007 3rd 3rd 25th Kevin Sanger 2008 3rd 2nd 17th (tie) Kevin Sanger 2009 2nd 1st 36th (tie) Joe Dunham 2010 1st 1st 17th (tie) Joe Dunham 2011 1st 2nd 1st 7th Joe Dunham 2012 2nd 57th (tie) 1st 9th (tie) Joe Dunham 2013 1st 9th (tie) 2nd 22nd (tie) Joe Dunham 2014 2nd 10th 2nd 53rd(tie) Joe Dunham 2015 1st (tie) 55th (tie) 1st 56th (tie) Joe Dunham 2016 1st 11th (tie) 1st 6th Joe Dunham 2017 2nd 37th (tie) 2nd 32nd Joe Dunham 2018 2nd 9th (tie) 1st 12th (tie) Joe Dunham 2019 5th 19th (tie) 5th 24th (tie) Brandon Sturman
Men’s track and field 195 Conference outdoor meet team champions 1922 Des Moines 1947 Simpson 1972 Luther 1997 Central 1923 Des Moines 1948 Loras 1973 Luther 1998 Central 1924 Des Moines 1949 Loras 1974 Luther 1999 Wartburg 1925 Iowa Teachers 1950 Loras 1975 Luther 2000 Central 1926 Simpson 1951 Dubuque 1976 Luther 2001 Central 1927 Iowa Teachers 1952 Dubuque 1977 Luther 2002 Wartburg 1928 Parsons 1953 Dubuque 1978 Luther 2003 Wartburg 1929 Iowa Teachers 1954 Dubuque 1979 Central 2004 Central 1930 Iowa Teachers 1955 Dubuque 1980 Luther 2005 Loras 1931 Iowa Teachers 1956 Dubuque 1981 Luther 2006 Wartburg 1932 Iowa Teachers 1957 Luther 1982 Luther 2007 Wartburg 1933 Iowa Teachers 1958 Luther 1983 Luther 2008 Wartburg 1934 Iowa Teachers 1959 Dubuque 1984 Luther 2009 Central 2010 Central 1935 Iowa Teachers 1960 Luther 1985 Luther 2011 Central 1936 Simpson 1961 Dubuque 1986 Luther 2012 Central 1937 Simpson 1962 Parsons 1987 Loras 2013 Wartburg 1988 Loras 1938 Simpson 1963 Luther 2014 Wartburg 1939 SImpson 1964 Luther 1989 Loras 2015 Central 1940 SImpson 1965 Luther 1990 Loras 2016 Central 1941 Dubuque 1966 Luther 1991 Central 2017 Wartburg 1942 Simpson 1967 Luther 1992 Central 2018 Central 1943 Simpson 1968 Luther 1993 Central 2019 Wartburg 1944 Dubuque 1969 Luther 1994 Central 1945 Dubuque 1970 Luther 1995 Central 1946 Simpson 1971 Luther 1996 Loras Conference indoor meet team champions 2003 Wartburg 2008 Wartburg 2013 Central 2018 Dubuque 2004 Wartburg 2009 Wartburg 2014 Wartburg 2019 Wartburg 2005 Loras, Wartburg 2010 Central 2015 Central, Wartburg 2006 Wartburg 2011 Central 2016 Central 2007 Loras 2012 Wartburg 2017 Dubuque Conference outdoor MVPs 1974 - Terry Youngblood 2002 - Peter Wagner 2012 - Ethan Miller (field), Allen Scovel 1979 - Jerry Fitzsimmons 2003 - Peter Wagner (track) 1994 - Andy Goodman, Nate Smith 2004 - Tanner Whipple 2014 - Eli Horton (track) 1997 - Jay Rhoten (tie) 2010 - Kurtis Brondyke, Ethan Miller 2016 - Dan Roemerman (track) 1998 - Jay Rhoten 2011 - Ethan Miller (field), Kyle Wood 2000 - Chris McCullough (track) Conference indoor MVPs 2008 - Guy Dierikx 2012 - Kyle Wood (track) 2010 - Ethan Miller 2014 - Eli Horton (track) 2011 - Ethan Miller (field) 2016 - Cole Decker (track) Conference Outdoor Coach of the Year 1978 - Bill Hinga 1998 - Kevin Sanger 2011 - Joe Dunham 1979 - Bill Hinga 2000 - Kevin Sanger 2012 - Joe Dunham 1991 - Mark Heid 2001 - Kevin Sanger 2015 - Joe Dunham 1992 - Mark Heid 2003 - Kevin Sanger 2016 - Central* 1993 - Mark Heid 2004 - Kevin Sanger 2018 - Central* 1994 - Mark Heid 2009 - Joe Dunham *Award was changed to Staff of the Year in 2016 1997 - Kevin Sanger 2010 - Joe Dunham
Conference Indoor Coach of the Year 2005 - Kevin Sanger 2013 - Joe Dunham 2010 - Joe Dunham 2016 - Central* 2011 - Joe Dunham *Award was changed to Staff of the Year in 2016
196 Men’s track and field Indoor All-Conference performances by finish Track Events Field Events Finish 1st 2nd 3rd Finish 1st 2nd 3rd 55-meter dash 0 2 2 Long jump 3 5 5 60-meter dash 0 1 3 Triple jump 1 2 3 200-meter dash 1 4 1 High jump 6 7 7 400-meter dash 4 1 5 Pole vault 3 7 3 600-meter run 0 2 2 Shot put 4 4 5 800-meter run 4 4 2 Weight throw 5 4 5 1,000-meter run 0 1 0 Pentathlon 3 1 0 Mile run 4 7 4 Heptathlon 3 4 1 3,000-meter run 4 2 3 Total 28 34 29 5,000-meter run 2 5 4 55-meter hurdles 1 3 1 60-meter hurdles 2 1 0 4x200-meter relay 4 3 4 4x400-meter relay 4 4 4 4x800-meter relay 3 1 1 Distance medley relay 3 2 3 Total 36 43 39
Outdoor All-Conference performances by finish Track Events Field Events Finish 1st 2nd 3rd Finish 1st 2nd 3rd 100-meter dash 3 1 4 Long jump 4 8 5 200-meter dash 1 3 4 Triple jump 2 0 4 400-meter dash 6 4 4 High jump 8 3 7 800-meter run 4 4 5 Pole vault 4 5 6 1,500-meter run 8 2 2 Shot put 5 0 8 5,000-meter run 5 1 3 Discus throw 7 3 2 10,000-meter run 2 2 1 Hammer throw 6 5 4 100-meter hurdles 6 4 4 Javelin throw 6 2 3 400-meter hurdles 6 3 2 Decathlon 6 5 6 3,000-meter steeplechase 7 4 2 Total 48 31 45 4x100-meter relay 2 4 3 4x400-meter relay 6 4 4 4x800-meter relay 4 3 1 Total 60 39 39
Men’s track and field 197 All-Conference performers
2002 Matt Jens, 4x100 relay (2nd); 100 meters (3rd); long jump (3rd) Outdoor Matt Johnston, javelin throw (1st) Tony Brownlee, 200 meters (2nd); 4x100 relay (2nd); Justin Koeppe, 4x400 relay (1st); 4x100 relay (2nd) 4x400 relay (2nd); triple jump (3rd) Clint Larson, high jump (2nd) Jeremy Glasgow, 4x100 relay (2nd); 100 meters (3rd) Matt McCombs, 4x400 relay (1st), 4x100 relay (2nd), 400 Clint Howard, javelin throw (3rd) meters (3rd) Matt Jens, 4x400 relay (2nd) Spencer Power, discus throw (2nd) Matt McCombs, 4x400 relay (2nd) Brad Rose, 110 hurdles (2nd), 400 hurdles (2nd) Chris McCullough, 400 meters (2nd); 4x100 relay (2nd); Mark Sanger, discus throw (1st), hammer throw (1st), shot put 4x400 relay (2nd); triple jump (3rd) (3rd) Brad Rose, 110 hurdles (3rd) Cory Torkelson, pole vault (1st) Peter Wagner, 400 hurdles (1st); high jump (1st); 110 hurdles Cale VanGenderen, high jump (1st), decathlon (2nd) (2nd); pole vault (3rd) Tanner Whipple, 400 hurdles (1st), decathlon (1st), 4x400 relay Jonathan Wallerich, 4x100 relay (2nd) (1st) MVP - Peter Wagner MVP - Tanner Whipple Coach of the Year - Kevin Sanger 2003 Indoor 2005 Jeff Peek, long jump (3rd) Indoor Cale VanGenderen, high jump (1st); triple jump (2nd) Ben Bollard, distance medley relay (3rd) Mark Sanger, weight throw (3rd) DJ Cobler, 4x400 relay (1st); 600 meters (3rd) Peter Wagner, 55 hurdles (2nd); long jump (2nd); pole vault Guy Dierikx, 4x400 relay (1st); 4x200 relay (2nd) (2nd); high jump (3rd) Kyle Fleener, distance medley relay (3rd) Tanner Whipple, 600 meters (3rd) Bryan George, mile (2nd) Outdoor Curt Hunt, 4x200 relay (2nd) Dan Deines, 4x400 relay (2nd) Justin Koeppe, 4x400 relay (1st); 4x200 relay (2nd) Matt Johnston, javelin thow (3rd) Kevin Pitz, 4x200 relay (2nd) Justin Koeppe, 4x400 relay (2nd) Gary Pothoven, 1000 meters (2nd); distance medley relay (3rd) Kevin Pitz, 4x400 relay (2nd) Brian Respeliers, 800 meters (2nd); distance medley relay (3rd) Mark Sanger, hammer throw (2nd) Brad Rose, 55 hurdles (2nd) Cory Torkelson, pole vault (2nd) Mark Sanger, weight throw (1st) Cale VanGenderen, high jump (1st); triple jump (3rd) Cory Torkelson, pole vault (1st) Peter Wagner, 400 hurdles (1st); decathlon (1st); pole vault Cale VanGenderen, high jump (1st); triple jump (3rd) (1st), long jump (2nd) Tanner Whipple, 4x400 relay (1st); 600 meters (2nd) Tanner Whipple, decathlon (2nd); 4x400 relay (2nd) Coach of the Year - Kevin Sanger Matt Wieh, 800 meters (1st) Outdoor MVP - Peter Wagner Josh Brown, pole vault (3rd) Coach of the Year - Kevin Sanger DJ Cobler, 400 meters (2nd); 4x100 relay (2nd); 4x400 relay (2nd) 2004 Guy Dierkx, 4x100 relay (2nd); 4x400 relay (2nd) Indoor Bryan George, 3000 steeplechase (2nd) Ben Bollard, distance medley relay (3rd) Curt Hunt, 4x100 relay (2nd) D.J. Cobler, 55 meters (2nd); 600 meters (2nd) Matt Johnston, javelin throw (2nd) Clint Larson, high jump (3rd) Justin Koeppe, 4x100 relay (2nd); 4x400 relay (2nd) Matt Jens, 4x200 relay (1st) Kevin Pitz, 4x400 relay (2nd); 400 meters (3rd) Justin Koeppe, 4x400 relay (2nd) Jon Robeson, hammer throw (2nd) Matt McCombs, 4x200 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (2nd); 400 Brad Rose, 110 hurdles (1st); 400 hurdles (3rd) meters (3rd) Mark Sanger, hammer throw (1st) Kevin Pitz, 4x200 relay (1st); 400 meters (2nd); 4x400 relay (2nd) Cory Torkelson, pole vault (1st) Gary Pothoven, distance medley relay (3rd) Cale VanGenderen, high jump (2nd) Brad Rose, 55 hurdles (3rd) Tanner Whipple, decathlon (3rd) Cory Torkelson, pole vault (2nd) Adam Wolf, 10000 meters (3rd) Chase Ungs, distance medley relay (3rd) Cale VanGenderen, high jump (2nd); triple jump (3rd) 2006 Jonathan Wallerich, 4x200 relay (1st) Indoor Tanner Whipple, 4x200 relay (2nd) Zac Bailey, 55 meters (3rd) Adam Wolf, distance medley relay (3rd) Ben Bollard, 4x200 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (1st) Outdoor Guy Dierkx, 4x200 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (1st), 400 meters Ben Bollard, 4x400 relay (1st) (3rd) DJ Cobler, 4x100 relay (2nd) Jason Fisher, weight throw (2nd) Bryan George, 3000 steeplechase (3rd) Bryan George, 3000 meters (1st); mile (2nd)
198 Men’s track and field Justin Koeppe, 4x200 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (1st) Elliot McDowell, 4x800 relay (2nd) Kevin Pitz, 4x200 relay; 4x400 relay (1st) Mitch Morris, 4x200 relay 91st) Brian Respeliers, 800 meters (2nd) Alex Miller, 800 meters, 4x800 relay (2nd) Jon Robeson, weight throw (1st) Matt Patrick, 4x200 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (1st); 400 meters Cory Torkelson, pole vault (3rd) (3rd) Adam Wolf, 5000 meters (2nd) MVP - Guy Dierkx Outdoor Outdoor Zac Bailey, 4x100 relay (2nd); 100 meters (3rd) Luke Bolander, 4x400 relay (1st) Ben Bollard, 4x400 relay (1st); decathlon (2nd) Kurtis Brondyke, high jump (1st); long jump (2nd) Josh Brown, pole vault (t-3rd) Teddy Clark, 3000 steeplechase (2nd) DJ Cobler, high jump (3rd) Guy Dierikx, 400 meters (1st), 4x400 relay (1st) Guy Dierikx, 400 meters (1st); 4x100 relay (2nd); 200 meters Jason Fisher, hammer throw (1st), discus throw (2nd) (3rd) Greg Foote, decathlon (3rd) Jason Fisher, discus (1st) Matt Graber, shot put (1st) Bryan George, 1500 meters (1st); 5000 meters (3rd) Alex Miller, 4x400 relay (1st), 800 meters (2nd) Eric Harris, 4x400 relay (1st) Matt Patrick, 4x400 relay (1st), 400 meters (3rd) Craig Hernandez, 4x400 relay (1st) Justin Koeppe, 400 hurdles (2nd); 4x100 relay (2nd) 2009 Shawn McLarney, long jump (1st) Indoor Kevin Pitz, 4x400 relay (1st); 4x100 relay (2nd) Luke Bolander, 4x400 relay (3rd) Brian Respeliers, 800 meters (3rd) Kurtis Brondyke, high jump (2nd) Jon Robeson, hammer throw (1st); shot put (3rd) Teddy Clark, distance medley relay (2nd) Cory Torkelson, pole vault (3rd) Spencer Coulter, 4x800 relay (1st) Connor Daily, distance medley relay (2nd); 4x400 relay (3rd) 2007 Josh Garrison, shot put (2nd) Indoor Matt Graber, shot put (1st); weight throw (3rd) Cody Baethke, 4x400 relay (2nd) Elliot McDowell, 4x800 relay (1st); distance medley relay (2nd) Dustyn Batehke, 4x200 relay (3rd) Alex Miller, 4x800 relay (1st); 800 meters (3rd) Ben Bollard, 4x200 relay (3rd) Ethan Miller, high jump (3rd) Jake Contri, 4x400 relay (2nd); distance medley relay (3rd) Mitch Morris, 4x200 relay (3rd) Guy Dierkx, 400 meters (1st); 4x200 relay (3rd) Matt Patrick, 400 meters (3rd); 4x200 relay (3rd); 4x400 relay Jason Fisher, shot put (3rd); weight throw (3rd) (3rd) Craig Hernandez, 4x200 relay (3rd) Allen Scovel, 4x200 relay (3rd) Matt Patrick, 4x400 relay (2nd); distance medley relay (3rd) Derek Townsend, 4x800 relay (1st); distance medley relay (2nd) Brian Respeliers, 800 meters (1st); 4x400 relay (2nd), distance Kyle Wood, 4x200 relay (3rd); 4x400 relay (3rd) medley relay (3rd) Outdoor Jon Robeson, weight throw (1st) Luke Bolander, 400 meters (2nd); 4x400 relay (1st Chase Ungs, distance medley relay (3rd) Kurtis Brondyke, decathlon (1st); long jump (3rd); triple jump Adam Wolf, 5000 meters (2nd) (3rd) Outdoor Teddy Clark, 3000 steeplechase (1st) Cody Baethke, 4x400 relay (2nd) Tyler Crouse, discus throw (1st) Ben Bollard, decathlon (1st); 400 hurdles (1st) Josh Garrison, shot put (1st) Guy Dierikx, 400 meters (1st), 4x100 relay (3rd) Jordan Gegner, 400 hurdles (1st); 4x400 relay (1st) Jason Fisher, hammer throw (1st); discus throw (1st) Matt Graber, shot put (3rd) Craig Hernandez, 4x400 relay (2nd); 4x100 relay (3rd) Chris Henely, 100 hurdles (3rd) Cody Huisman, 4x100 relay (3rd) Alex Miller, 800 meters (1st); 4x400 relay (1st) Alex Miller, 800 meters (2nd); 4x400 relay (2nd) Ethan Miller, long jump (2nd); decathlon (2nd); high jump (3rd) Mitch Morris, 4x100 relay (3rd) Matt Patrick, 400 meters (1st); 4x400 relay (1st) Matt Patrick, 4x400 relay (2nd) Coach of the Year - Joe Dunham Brian Respeliers, 800 meters (1st); 1500 meters (1st) Jon Robeson, hammer throw (3rd) 2010 Indoor 2008 Jordan Appenzeller, 4x400 relay (2nd) Indoor Luke Bolander, 4x400 relay (2nd) Zac Bailey, 4x200 relay (1st) Kurtis Brondyke, triple jump (1st); long jump (2nd); pentathlon Luke Bolander, 4x400 relay (1st) (2nd); high jump (3rd) Kurtis Brondyke, high jump (2nd) Logan Danko, 55 meters (3rd) Jake Contri, 4x400 relay (1st) Aaron Fuller, pole vault (t-2nd) Spencer Coulter, 4x800 relay (2nd) Jordan Gegner, 4x400 relay (2nd) Guy Dierkx, 4x100 relay (1st); 400 meters (1st); 4x400 relay Matt Graber, shot put (1st); weight throw (1st) (1st); 200 meters (2nd) Chris Henely, 55 hurdles (2nd) Dustin Draisey, 4x800 relay (2nd) Jordan Marks, high jump (2nd) Matt Graber, shot put (3rd) Mitch Morris, 55 meters (2nd); 4x200 relay (2nd)
Men’s track and field 199 Alex Miller, 800 meters (1st) Mitch Wagoner, 4x100 relay (1st); 100 meters (3rd); 200 meters Ethan Miller, long jump (1st); high jump (1st); pentathlon (1st); (3rd) triple jump (3rd) Kyle Wood, 200 meters (1st); 400 meters (1st); 4x100 relay Matt Patrick, 4x400 relay (2nd) (1st); 4x400 relay (1st) Allen Scovel, 4x200 relay (2nd) MVP - Ethan Miller (field), Kyle Wood (track) Trevor Veach, 4x200 relay (2nd) Coach of the Year - Joe Dunham Kyle Wood, 200 meters (2nd); 4x200 relay (2nd); 400 meters (3rd) 2012 MVP - Ethan Miller Indoor Coach of the Year - Joe Dunham Tyler Crouse, weight throw (2nd) Alex Edwards, 4x800 relay (1st); distance medley relay (2nd) Outdoor Logan Danko, 4x200 relay (1st); 200 meters (3rd) Tyler Crouse, discus throw (1st); hammer throw (2nd) Aaron Fuller, pole vault (1st) Logan Danko, 100 meters (2nd) Brian Green, distance medley relay (2nd) Jordan Gegner, 400 hurdles (2nd) Andrew Hamer, distance medley relay (2nd) Matt Graber, shot put (1st) Eric Larson, heptathlon (1st) Chris Henely, 110 hurdles (2nd) L.J. Lipscomb, 800 meters (1st); 4x800 relay (1st) Alex Miller, 800 meters (1st) Phillip Miller, shot put (1st); weight throw (3rd) Ethan Miller, long jump (1st); pole vault (1st); decathlon (3rd); Steven Messerschmidt, shot put (2nd) high jump (t-3rd) Austin O’Brien, mile (3rd) Matt Patrick, 400 meters (2nd) Ben Schornack, 4x800 relay (1st) Kyle Wood, 400 meters (1st); 200 meters (2nd) Allen Scovel, 4x200 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (1st); 60 meters MVP - Kurtis Brondyke, Ethan Miller (3rd) Coach of the Year - Joe Dunham Jamie Vander Veer, 4x800 relay (1st); distance medley relay (2nd) 2011 Trevor Veach, 4x200 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (1st) Indoor Kyle Wood, 400 meters (1st); 4x200 relay (1st); 4x400 relay Kurtis Brondyke, pentathlon (t-1st); long jump (3rd) (1st); 200 meters (2nd) Tyler Crouse, weight throw (1st) Mason Zimmerman, 4x400 relay (1st) Logan Danko, 4x200 relay (2nd) MVP - Kyle Wood (track) Clayton Fritz, 4x800 relay (3rd) Outdoor Matt Graber, shot put (1st); weight throw (2nd) Nick Barnes, 4x800 relay (1st) Andrew Hamer, 4x800 relay (3rd) Tyler Crouse, hammer throw (1st) Kenny Kemp, 4x800 relay (3rd) Logan Danko, 4x100 relay (1st) Nick Lemmmon, pole vault (t-2nd) Alex Edwards, 4x800 relay (1st); 800 meters (3rd) Ethan Miller, pole vault (1st); long jump (1st); pentathlon (t-1st); Aaron Fuller, decathlon (3rd) triple jump (2nd); high jump (3rd) Eli Horton, 1500 meters (1st); 5000 meters (1st) Phillip Miller, shot put (3rd) Ethan Miller, triple jump (1st); 110 hurdles (2nd); pole vault Ben Schornack, 800 meters (1st); 4x800 relay (3rd) (2nd); long jump (2nd); high jump (3rd) Allen Scovel, 4x400 relay (3rd) Phillip Miller, shot put (1st); hammer throw (3rd) Josh Stice, pole vault (t-2nd) Ben Schornack, 4x800 relay (1st) Trevor Veach, 4x400 relay (1st); 4x200 relay (2nd) Allen Scovel, 100 meters (1st); 4x100 relay (1st); 4x400 relay Mitch Wagoner, 4x400 relay (1st); 4x200 relay (2nd) (1st); 200 meters (2nd) Kyle Wood, 400 meters (1st); 4x400 relay (1st); 200 meters Matt Strey, triple jump (3rd) (2nd); 4x200 relay (2nd) Trevor Veach, 4x100 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (1st) MVP - Ethan Miller (field) Kyle Wood, 4x100 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (1st); 200 meters Coach of the Year - Joe Dunham (3rd); 400 meters (3rd) Outdoor Brandon Young, 4x800 relay (1st) Kurtis Brondyke, 4x400 relay (1st); 110 hurdles (2nd) Mason Zimmerman, 4x400 relay (1st) Tyler Crouse, discus throw (3rd); hammer throw (3rd) MVP - Ethan Miller (field), Allen Scovel (track) Clayton Fritz, 4x800 relay (2nd) Coach of the Year - Joe Dunham Aaron Fuller, decathlon (3rd) Matt Graber, shot put (1st); hammer throw (2nd) 2013 Shane Hallengren, long jump (2nd) Indoor Philip Heisterkamp, 4x400 relay (1st) Logan Danko, 200 meters (1st); 4x200 relay (3rd) Kenny Kemp, 4x800 relay (2nd) Cole Decker, 5000 meters (3rd) Nick Lemmon, pole vault (2nd) Josh Fleming, weight throw (3rd) Ethan Miller, 110 hurdles (1st); long jump (1st); triple jump Spencer Hammack, 4x200 relay (3rd) (1st); pole vault (1st); high jump (3rd) Phillip Heisterkamp, distance medley relay (1st); 4x400 relay Austin O’Brien, 4x800 relay (2nd) (2nd) Ben Schornack, 4x800 relay (2nd); 800 meters (3rd) Drake Hickock, 4x400 relay (2nd) Allen Scovel, 100 meters (1st); 4x100 relay (1st) Eli Horton, mile (1st); 3000 meters (2nd); 5000 meters (2nd) Trevor Veach, 4x100 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (1st) Conner Freeman, heptathlon (2nd)
200 Men’s track and field Drew Jackson, distance medley relay (1st); mile (2nd); 3000 2015 meters (3rd) Indoor Eric Larson, 55 hurdles (1st); high jump (2nd); pole vault (2nd); Cole Decker, 5000 meters (2nd) long jump (2nd) Conner Freeman, heptathlon (2nd) Kyle Nuehring, distance medley relay (1st) Spencer Hammack, distance medley relay (1st) Austin Roberts, 4x400 relay (2nd) Eli Horton, mile (1st); 3000 meters (1st); distance medley relay Dan Roemerman, 55 hurdles (2nd) (1st) Ben Schornack, distance medley relay (1st) Drew Jackson, distance medley relay (1st) Mitch Wagoner, 4x200 relay (3rd) Gunnar Johnson, shot put (3rd) Tyler Westphal, 4x400 relay (2nd) Eric Larson, 60 hurdles (1st); long jump (1st); high jump (2nd) Mason Zimmerman, 4x200 relay (3rd) Logan Mulford, high jump (3rd) Coach of the Year - Joe Dunham Dan Roemerman, 60 hurdles (2nd) Outdoor Isaac Steffensmeier, distance medley relay (1st); 3,000 meters Nick Barnes, 4x800 relay (2nd) (3rd); 5,000 meters (3rd) Logan Danko, 200 meters (2nd); 4x100 relay (3rd) Jamie Vander Veer, mile (2nd) Cole Decker, 10000 meters (2nd) Outdoor Josh Fleming, discus throw (1st); hammer throw (3rd) Kody Dailey, javelin throw (1st) Conner Freeman, decathlon (1st) Cole Decker, 5000 meters (1st); 10000 meters (1st) Spencer Hammack, 4x400 relay (3rd) Mark Fairley, 4x800 relay (1st) Drake Hickok, 400 hurdles (1st) Conner Freeman, high jump (3rd) Eli Horton, 1500 meters (1st); 5000 meters (1st), 4x800 relay (2nd) Eli Horton, 1500 meters (1st); 5000 meters (3rd); 4x800 relay Drew Jackson, 3000 steeplechase (1st); 4x800 relay (2nd) (1st) Eric Larson, long jump (2nd); high jump (2nd); 4x100 relay (3rd) Drew Jackson, 4x800 relay (1st), 3000 steeplechase (2nd); Kyle Nuehring, 1500 meters (2nd); 800 meters (3rd) 4x400 relay (3rd) Austin Roberts, 4x400 relay (3rd) Tate Jensen, 400 hurdles (3rd) Dan Roemerman, 110 hurdles (1st); 4x100 relay (3rd) Gunnar Johnson, shot put (3rd) Ben Schornack, 4x800 relay (2nd) Eric Larson, long jump (1st); 110 hurdles (3rd) Mitch Wagoner, 4x100 relay (3rd) Ben Miller, discus throw (3rd) Tyler Westphal, 4x400 relay (3rd) Blake Morgan, 4x400 relay (3rd) Mason Zimmerman, 4x400 relay (3rd) Austin Roberts, 4x400 relay (3rd) Dan Roemerman, 110 hurdles (1st) 2014 Timothy Shepherd, 3000 steeplechase (1st) Indoor Isaac Steffensmeier, 5000 meters (2nd); 10000 (2nd) Spencer Hammack, 4x400 relay (3rd) Jamie Vander Veer, 4x800 relay (1st) Eli Horton, mile (1st); 3000 meters (1st); 5000 meters (1st) Justin Wimbish, long jump (3rd) Drew Jackson, distance medley relay (1st); mile (3rd) Mason Zimmerman, 4x400 relay (3rd) Gunnar Johnson, shot put (3rd) Coach of the Year - Joe Dunham Steven Messerschmidt, shot put (2nd); weight throw (2nd) Kyle Nuehring, distance medley relay (1st) 2016 Austin O’Brien, mile (2nd); 3000 meters (2nd); 5000 meters (2nd) Indoor Jaemin Powell, heptathlon (2nd); long jump (3rd) Alex Bleadorn, 4x200 relay (3rd); 4x400 relay (3rd) Austin Roberts, 4x400 relay (3rd) Cole Decker, 3000 meters (1st); 5000 meters (1st); Mile (2nd) Jordan Sump, distance medley relay (1st); 4x400 relay (3rd) Hunter Howe, 4x200 relay (3rd); 4x400 relay (3rd) Jamie Vander Veer, distance medley relay (1st); 800 meters (3rd) Ryan Kruse, heptathlon (2nd) Mason Zimmerman, 200 meters (2nd); 4x400 relay (3rd) Blake Morgan, 4x200 relay (3rd); 4x400 relay (3rd) MVP - Eli Horton (track) Logan Mulford, high jump (1st) Outdoor Jaemin Powell, heptathlon (3rd); long jump (3rd) Kody Dailey, Javelin throw (1st) Austin Roberts, 4x400 relay (3rd) Eli Horton, 1500 meters (1st); 5000 meters (1st); 4x800 relay (2nd) Dan Roemerman, 60 hurdles (1st); 60 meters (3rd) Drew Jackson, 3000 steeplechase (1st); 4x800 relay (2nd) Justin Wimbish, long jump (2nd); 4x200 relay (3rd) Steven Messerschmidt, hammer throw (2nd); shot put (3rd) MVP - Cole Decker (track) Kyle Nuehring, 4x800 relay (2nd) Coaching Staff of the Year Jaemin Powell, decathlon (2nd) Outdoor Dan Romerman, 110 hurdles (1st) Alex Bleadorn, 4x400 relay (3rd) Timothy Shepherd, 3000 steeplechase (2nd) Kody Dailey, javelin throw (1st) Isaac Steffensmeier, 5000 meters (3rd) Cole Decker, 5000 meters (1st); 10000 meters (1st) Jamie Vander Veer, 1500 meters (2nd); 4x800 relay (2nd); 800 Mark Fairley, 3000 steeplechase (1st); 1500 meters (3rd) meters (3rd) Hunter Howe, 4x100 relay (3rd); 4x400 relay (3rd) MVP - Eli Horton (track) Caleb Jennings, 4x400 relay (3rd) Ryan Kruse, javelin throw (2nd); decathlon (3rd) Blake Morgan, 4x100 relay (3rd) Logan Mulford, high jump (1st) Jaemin Powell, decathlon (1st)
Men’s track and field 201 Austin Roberts, 4x400 relay (3rd) Will DeHaan, 4x800 relay (1st) Dan Roemerman, 100 meters (1st), 110 hurdles (1st), Nathan Fitzgerald, shot put (3rd) 4x100 relay (3rd) Jeremy Fopma, 3,000-meter steeplechase (2nd) Justin Wimbish, long jump (2nd), 4x100 relay (3rd) Rylan Hefferman. 4x800 relay (1st) MVP - Dan Roemerman (track) Drake Lewis, high jump (1st) Coaching Staff of the Year Kyle Pape, 4x800 relay (1st); 800-meter run (2nd) Bryant Seuferer, 4x800 relay (1st) 2017 Indoor Will Daniels, heptathlon (1st); high jump (3rd) Mark Fairley, mile (2nd); 3000 meters (3rd); 5000 meters (3rd) Logan Mulford, high jump (1st) Jon Specht, mile (2rd) Outdoor Nick Cooper, 4x800 relay (3rd) Mark Fairley, 1500 meters (1st); 3000 steeplechase (1st) Nathan Fitzgerald, shot put (3rd) Preston Kizer, 4x800 relay (3rd) Ryan Kruse, javelin throw (1st); decathlon (2nd) Logan Mulford, high jump (1st) Kyle Pape, 4x800 relay (3rd) Tanner Rathje, 1500 meters (3rd) Jon Specht, 4x800 relay (3rd) Justin Wimbish, Long jump (3rd)
2018 Indoor Will Daniels, high jump (1st); long jump (2nd); 60 meters (3rd) Taylor Donner, 4x800 relay (1st) Mark Fairley, mile (1st); 5,000 meters (3rd) Nathan Fitzgerald, shot put (2nd) Tanner Johnson, pole vault (t-3rd) Preston Kizer, 4x800 relay (1st); 800 meters (3rd) Ryan Kruse, heptathlon (1st); pole vault (t-3rd) Kyle Pape, 4x800 relay (1st); 800 meters (2nd) Jon Specht, 4x800 relay (1st); mile (3rd) Outdoor Will Daniels, high jump (1st); pole vault (3rd) Taylor Donner, 4x800 relay (1st) Mark Fairley, 1,500 meters (1st); 3,000 steeplechase (1st) Nathan Fitzgerald, Discus throw (1st); shot put (3rd) Hunter Howe, 4x400 relay (3rd) Tanner Johnson, Pole vault (2nd) Preston Kizer, 4x800 relay (1st); 800 meters (2nd) Ryan Kruse--Javelin throw (1st); discus throw (2nd) Blake Morgan--4x400 relay (3rd) Kyle Pape--4x800 relay (1st) Tanner Rathje--3,000 steeplechase (3rd) Trevor Ruiz--4x400 relay (3rd) Jon Specht--4x800 relay (1st) Mitchell Yaw--4x400 relay (3rd) Coaching Staff of the Year
2019 Indoor Will Daniels, high jump (2nd); pole vault (2nd); 60 meters (2nd); long jump (3rd) Nathan Fitzgerald, shot put (3rd) Kyle Pape, 800 meters (3rd) Outdoor Will Daniels, pole vault (2nd); javelin throw (3rd); high jump (3rd); long jump (3rd); 110-meter hurdles (3rd)
202 Men’s track and field NCAA Division III individual champions
1994 2011 Outdoor Indoor Craig Cantrall High jump 6-11 Ethan Miller High jump 6-11 Kurtis Brondyke Pentathlon 3,827 1997 Outdoor Outdoor Ethan Miller Decathlon 7,170 Zech Schiebout Discus throw 169-8 2012 2000 Outdoor Outdoor Ethan Miller Decathlon 7,017 Nate Koerselman 4x400 meter relay 3:09.64 Adam Hartford 4x400 meter relay 2013 Tommy Tavegia 4x400 meter relay Indoor Chris McCullough 4x400 meter relay Eric Larson Heptathlon 5,277 Outdoor 2001 Eric Larson Decathlon 6,969 Outdoor Chris McCullough 4x400 meter relay 3:10.56 2014 Adam Hartford 4x400 meter relay Indoor Tony Brownlee 4x400 meter relay Spencer Hammack Distance medley relay 9:54.08 Tommy Tavegia 4x400 meter relay Eli Horton Distance medley relay Peter Wagner Decathlon 7,058 Drew Jackson Distance medley relay Austin O’Brien Distance medley relay 2002 Outdoor 2018 Chris McCullough 4x400 meter relay 3:10.05 Indoor Matt McCombs 4x400 meter relay Will Daniels Heptathlon 5,287 Peter Wagner 4x400 meter relay Outdoor Tony Brownlee 4x400 meter relay Mark Fairley 3,000 steeplechase 9:04.50
2003 2019 Outdoor Indoor Peter Wagner Decathlon 6,825 Will Daniels Heptathlon 5,441 Outdoor 2005 Will Daniels Decathlon 7,427 Indoor Cale Van Genderen High jump 6-11 Outdoor Cale Van Genderen High jump 6-11.5
Men’s track and field 203 All-Americans
1973 1991 Outdoor Outdoor Gerald Piester Javelin throw Eric Pingel Decathlon 6th 6232
1974 1992 Outdoor Outdoor Terry Youngblood 440 yards 4th Eric Pingel Decathlon 2nd 6722 Craig Cantrall High jump t-3rd 6-11.5 1978 Outdoor 1993 Don Keller 100-meter dash 3rd Outdoor Don Keller 200-meter dash 4th Brian Dunlap 4x400 meter relay 2nd 3:15.25 Jason Locke Pole vault t-5th Nate Smith 4x400 meter relay Dan Zimmerman 4x400 meter relay Les McCracken 4x400 meter relay 1981 Craig Cantrall High jump 4th 6-11.5 Outdoor Mike Morris 4x100 meter relay 8th 42.44 Brad Depke 400-meter dash Brian Dunlap 4x100 meter relay Dan Zimmerman 4x100 meter relay 1982 Les McCracken 4x100 meter relay Outdoor Kean Richard Discus throw 6th 155-2 1994 1983 Indoor Outdoor Dan Zimmerman 4x400 meter relay 2nd 3:20.01 Mike Shanahan Javelin throw Brian Dunlap 4x400 meter relay Nate Smith 4x400 meter relay 1984 Les McCracken 4x400 meter relay Outdoor Craig Cantrall High jump 6th 6-8 Matt Schulte 4x400 meter relay Outdoor Joe Martin 4x400 meter relay Craig Cantrall High jump 1st 6-11 Kevin Geary 4x400 meter relay Dan Zimmerman 4x400 meter relay 2nd 3:11.61 Jerry Quick 4x400 meter relay Brian Dunlap 4x400 meter relay Nate Smith 4x400 meter relay 1988 Les McCracken 4x400 meter relay Indoor Nate Smith 800 meter run 4th 1:51.62 Paul Lovell 800 meter run Mike Morris 4x100 meter relay 6th 41.89 Jim Bruxvoort Pole vault Brian Dunlap 4x100 meter relay Outdoor Dan Zimmerman 4x100 meter relay Jim Bruxvoort Pole vault t-4th Les McCracken 4x100 meter relay
1989 1995 Outdoor Indoor Jim Bruxvoort Pole vault 2nd 15-9 Dan Zimmerman 4x400 meter relay 5th 3:22.22 Ryan Erickson 4x400 meter relay 1990 Eddie Heim 4x400 meter relay Indoor Brent Ferneau 4x400 meter relay Jim Bruxvoort Pole vault 2nd 15-9 Nate Smith 800 meter run 5th 1:54.39 Outdoor Outdoor Dan Wallace 4x100 meter relay 5th 41.92 Dan Zimmerman 4x400 meter relay 2nd 3:15.02 Jason Snyder 4x100 meter relay Nate Smith 4x400 meter relay Jeff Wallerich 4x100 meter relay Eddie Heim 4x400 meter relay David Ellingson 4x100 meter relay Brent Ferneau 4x400 meter relay Jim Bruxvoort Pole vault 5th 15-5 David Ellingson 100-meter dash 8th 10.94 1997 Outdoor Zech Schiebout Discus throw 1st 169-8 Jay Rhoten Decathlon 6th 6618
204 Men’s track and field 1998 Matt McCombs 4x400 meter relay Outdoor Peter Wagner 4x400 meter relay Jay Rhoten Decathlon 2nd 6774 Tony Brownlee 4x400 meter relay Sean Clark Decathlon 3rd 6591 Chris McCullough Long jump 7th 22-7.25 Nate Koerselman 4x400 meter relay 4th 3:12.61 Outdoor Andrew Paulsen 4x400 meter relay Chris McCullough 4x400 meter relay 1st 3:10.05 Adam Hartford 4x400 meter relay Matt McCombs 4x400 meter relay Jon Lindaman 4x400 meter relay Peter Wagner 4x400 meter relay Tony Brownlee 4x400 meter relay 1999 Matt Jens (prelims) 4x400 meter relay Indoor Peter Wagner Decathlon 2nd 6862 Sean Clark High jump t-3rd 6-8 Chris McCullough Long jump 6th 22-5.25 Jon Lindaman 1,500 meter run 7th 3:57.63 Outdoor 2003 Jon Lindaman 1,500 meter run 2nd 3:50.94 Indoor Marc Vander Velden 4x400 meter relay 4th 3:12.98 Matt McCombs 4x400 meter relay 8th 3:21.15 Jon Lindaman 4x400 meter relay D.J. Cobler 4x400 meter relay Brad Gaskill 4x400 meter relay Tanner Whipple 4x400 meter relay Nate Koerselman 4x400 meter relay Peter Wagner 4x400 meter relay Sean Clark Decathlon 7th 6517 Outdoor Peter Wagner Decathlon 1st 6825 2000 Cale Van Genderen High jump 8th 6-9 Outdoor Nate Koerselman 4x400 meter relay 1st 3:09.64 2004 Adam Hartford 4x400 meter relay Indoor Tommy Tavegia 4x400 meter relay Cale Van Genderen High jump 2nd 6-11.75 Chris McCullough 4x400 meter relay Outdoor Marc Vander Velden 4x100 meter relay 2nd 40.98 Cale Van Genderen High jump 6th 6-9 Tommy Tavegia 4x100 meter relay Tanner Whipple 400 meter hurdles 7th 53.30 Adam Hartford 4x100 meter relay Chris McCullough 4x100 meter relay 2005 Chris McCullough 400 meter dash 2nd 47.40 Indoor Tommy Tavegia 400 meter dash 3rd 47.54 Cale Van Genderen High jump 1st 6-11 Sean Clark Decathlon 5th 6575 Outdoor Peter Wagner Decathlon 8th 6429 Cale Van Genderen High jump 1st 6-11.5 Peter Wagner High jump 8th 6-6.75 D.J. Cobler 4x400 meter relay 5th 4:12.49 Guy Dierikx 4x400 meter relay 2001 Kevin Pitz 4x400 meter relay Indoor Justin Koeppe 4x400 meter relay Adam Hartford 4x400 meter relay 3rd 3:17.84 Peter Wagner 4x400 meter relay 2006 Tony Brownlee 4x400 meter relay Indoor Tommy Tavegia 4x400 meter relay Brian Respeliers Distance medley relay 4th 10:08.54 Outdoor Zach Zellweger Distance medley relay Chris McCullough 4x400 meter relay 1st 3:10.56 Teddy Clark Distance medley relay Adam Hartford 4x400 meter relay Bryan George Distance medley relay Tony Brownlee 4x400 meter relay Justin Koeppe 4x400 meter relay 8th 3:21.15 Tommy Tavegia 4x400 meter relay Ben Bollard 4x400 meter relay Peter Wagner Decathlon 1st 7058 Kevin Pitz 4x400 meter relay Tony Brownlee 4x100 meter relay 4th 41.21 Guy Dierikx 4x400 meter relay Tommy Tavegia 4x100 meter relay Outdoor Adam Hartford 4x100 meter relay Ben Bollard 4x400 meter relay 6th 3:13.47 Chris McCullough 4x100 meter relay Craig Hernandez 4x400 meter relay Tommy Tavegia 200 meter dash 6th 22.25 Kevin Pitz 4x400 meter relay Guy Dierikx 4x400 meter relay 2002 Justin Koeppe (injured for finals) Indoor Guy Dierikx 4x100 meter relay 7th 41.28 Tony Brownlee Long jump 5th 22-8 Zac Bailey 4x100 meter relay Chris McCullough 4x400 meter relay 5th 3:19.69 Craig Hernandez 4x100 meter relay
Men’s track and field 205 Kevin Pitz 4x100 meter relay Ethan Miller Decathlon 1st 7,170 Justin Koeppe (injured for finals) Kurtis Brondyke Decathlon 2nd 7,109 Ethan Miller Long jump 3rd 23-4.75 2007 Trevor Veach 4x100 meter relay 5th 41.35 Indoor Mitch Wagoner 4x100 meter relay Guy Dierikx 400 meter dash 4th 48.95 Kyle Wood 4x100 meter relay Outdoor Allen Scovel 4x100 meter relay Jason Fisher Hammer throw 3rd 192-9 Alex Miller 4x400 meter relay 4th 3:12.64 2012 Ben Bollard 4x400 meter relay Indoor Craig Hernandez 4x400 meter relay Eric Larson Heptathlon 8th 4,749 Guy Dierikx 4x400 meter relay Outdoor Ben Bollard 400 meter hurdles 8th 53.48 Ethan Miller* Decathlon 1st 7,017 Eric Larson Decathlon 5th 6,632 2008 Mitch Wagoner 4x100 meter relay 5th 41.17 Indoor Logan Danko 4x100 meter relay Guy Dierikx 400 meter dash 4th 49.57 Kyle Wood 4x100 meter relay Jason Fisher Weight throw 7th 57-9.5 Allen Scovel 4x100 meter relay Outdoor Kyle Wood 4x400 meter relay 6th 3:11.92 Guy Dierikx 4x400 meter relay 2nd 3:12.75 Trevor Veach 4x400 meter relay Alex Miller 4x400 meter relay Alex Edwards 4x400 meter relay Luke Bolander 4x400 meter relay Allen Scovel 4x400 meter relay Matt Patrick 4x400 meter relay Guy Dierikx 400 meter dash 4th 47.82 2013 Kurtis Brondyke Long jump 4th 23-1.75 Indoor Eric Larson Heptathlon 1st 5,277 2009 Eli Horton Mile 4th 4:10.01 Indoor Outdoor Kurtis Brondyke Pentathlon 6th 3544 Eric Larson Decathlon 1st 6,969 Ethan Miller Pentathlon 8th 3494 Outdoor 2014 Ethan Miller High Jump 4th 6-9 Indoor Kurtis Brondyke Decathlon 5th 6809 Spencer Hammack Distance medley relay 1st 9:54.08 Eli Horton Distance medley relay 2010 Drew Jackson Distance medley relay Indoor Austin O’Brien Distance medley relay Ethan Miller Pentathlon 3rd 3602 Eli Horton 3,000 meters 3rd 8:14.94 Matt Graber Shot put 4th 54-9.5 Austin O’Brien Mile 8th 4:10.88 Outdoor Outdoor Ethan Miller Long jump 4th 23-7.5 Eli Horton 5,000 meters 4th 14:23.76 Kurtis Brondyke Decathlon 5th 6962 Ethan Miller Decathlon 8th 6862 2015 Mitch Morris 4x100 meter relay 6th 41.53 Indoor Logan Danko 4x100 meter relay Jamie Vander Veer Mile 6th 4:13.89 Allen Scovel 4x100 meter relay Outdoor Kyle Wood 4x100 meter relay Eric Larson Decathlon 6th 31:04.09 4x400 meter relay 8th 3:15.42 Cole Decker 10,000 meters 8th 6,695 Jordan Gegner 4x400 meter relay Matt Patrick 4x400 meter relay 2016 Luke Bolander 4x400 meter relay Indoor Logan Mulford High jump 2nd 6-11 2011 Dan Roemerman 60-meter hurdles 3rd 8.03 Indoor Outdoor Ethan Miller* High Jump 1st 6-11 Logan Mulford High jump 2nd 6-10.75 Kurtis Brondyke Pentathlon 1st 3,827 Cole Decker 10,000 meters 2nd 30:49.33 Ethan Miller* Long Jump 2nd 23-8.75 Dan Roemerman 110-meter hurdles 3rd 14.19 Ethan Miller* Pentathlon 2nd 3,797 Cole Decker 5,000 meters 7th 14:42.29 Matt Graber Shot put 2nd 55-7 Outdoor
206 Men’s track and field 2017 2019 Indoor Indoor Logan Mulford High jump 2nd 6-9 Will Daniels Heptathlon 1st 5,441 Outdoor Outdoor Mark Fairley 3,000-meter steeplechase 2nd 9:06.33 Will Daniels Decathlon 1st 7,427 Logan Mulford High jump 7th 6-8.25 Drake Lewis High jump 8th 6-8
2018 *USTFCCCA Athlete of the Year Indoor Will Daniels Heptathlon 1st 5,287 Ryan Kruse Heptathlon 3rd 5,124 Will Daniels High jump 7th 6-11 Outdoor Mark Fairley 3,000-meter steeplechase 1st 9:04.50 Will Daniels Decathlon 3rd 6,793 Team MVPs 1974 - Terry Youngblood 1985 - Rod Klein 1997 - Jay Rhoten 2009 - Kurtis Brondyke 1975 - Lester Wilson 1986 - Todd Bohlen 1998 - Jay Rhoten 2010 - Ethan Miller 1976 - Tim Schipper 1987 - Mark Heid 1999 - Jon Lindaman 2011 - Ethan Miller 1977 - Chris Samson 1988 - Mark Heid 2000 - Chris McCullough 2012 - Kyle Wood 1978 - Don Keller 1989 - Paul Lovell 2001 - Tommy Tavegia 2013 - Eric Larson 1979 - Don Keller, 1990 - David Ellingson 2002 - Tony Brownlee 2014 - Eli Horton Jerry Fitzsimmons 1991 - Darren Dirksen 2003 - Peter Wagner 2015 - Eric Larson 1980 - Jerry Fitzsimmons 1992 - Eric Pingel 2004 - Tanner Whipple 2016 - Cole Decker 1981 - Brad Depke 1993 - Les McCracken 2005 - Cale Van Genderen 2017 - Logan Mulford 1982 - Mark Muyskens 1994 - Les McCracken 2006 - Bryan George 2018 - Will Daniels 1983 - Paul Van Farowe 1995 - Nate Smith 2007 - Guy Dierikx 2019 - Will Daniels 1984 - Jerry Quick 1996 - Jay Rhoten 2008 - Guy Dierkix NCAA postgraduate scholarship winners 2002 - Tony Brownlee 2015 - Spencer Hammack 2007 - Ben Bollard 2018 - Ryan Kruse CoSIDA Academic All-Americans 2006 - Bryan George 2015 - Eric Larson Mark Fairley *Academic all-American 2007 - Ben Bollard Jamie Vander Veer 2019 - *Will Daniels athlete of the year 2013 - Eric Larson 2018 - Will Daniels CoSIDA Academic All-District 2002 - Tony Brownlee, 2012 - Tyler Crouse 2016 - Mark Fairley 2019 - Will Daniels 2006 - Bryan George 2013 - Eric Larson 2018 - Will Daniels Kyle Pape 2007 - Ben Bollard 2015 - Eric Larson Mark Fairley 2008 - Guy Dierkx Jamie Vander Veer Ryan Kruse USTFCCCA all-Academic team 1994 - Craig Cantrall, Andy Goodman, Nate Smith 2011 - Kurtis Brondyke, Tyler Crouse 1999 - Jon Rathje, Matt Webster 2012 - Tyler Crouse 2000 - Marc VanderVelden 2014 - Spencer Hammack, Drew Jackson, Eric Larson, Jaemin 2001 - Tony Brownlee, Lucas Nims Powell 2002 - Tony Brownlee, Matt Jens, Matt McCombs 2015 - Spencer Hammack, Drew Jackson, Eric Larson, Jamie 2003 - Cale Van Genderen, Tanner Whipple Vander Veer 2006 - Ben Bollard, Bryan George 2016 - Mark Fairley, Hunter Howe, Ryan Kruse, Jaemin Powell 2007 - Ben Bollard, Guy Dierkx, Cody Huisman, Alex Miller, 2017 - Will Daniels, Mark Fairley, Ryan Kruse Adam Wolf 2018 - Will Daniels, Mark Fairley, Michael Firkins, Hunter 2008 - Guy Dierkx Howe, Ryan Kruse, Kyle Pape, Jon Specht 2010 - Tyler Crouse 2019 - Will Daniels, Kyle Pape
Men’s track and field 207 2020 roster Name Events Yr. Hometown/High school *Theo Baldus Throws So. St. Ansgar, Iowa/St. Ansgar Sam Beatty Jumps Fr. Mount Pleasant, Iowa/Mount Pleasant Andrew Benhart Distance Jr. Geneseo, Ill./Geneseo Jonathan Bossou Sprints/hurdles Fr. Ottumwa, Iowa/Ottumwa Grant Boyse Sprints Fr. Wellman, Iowa/Mid-Prairie *Cameron Coles Distance So. Farley, Iowa/Western Dubuque *Will DeHaan Mid-distance So. DeWitt, Iowa/Central DeWitt *Danny Devenuto Hurdles So. Plainfield, Ill./North Marcus DeVries Distance Fr. Kalispell, Mont./Glacier Jacob Dick Sprints So. Winterset, Iowa/Winterset ****Nathan Fitzgerald Throws Sr. Elkader, Iowa/Central Blake Foy Distance Fr. Ottumwa, Iowa/Ottumwa Lucas Heitz Multis Fr. Adel, Iowa/ADM KC Huffman Distance Jr. Colfax, Iowa/Colfax-Mingo **Tanner Johnson Pole vault Jr. Gallatin, Mo./Gallatin **Preston Kizer Mid-distance Sr. Dubuque, Iowa/Dubuque *Ben Lamparek Distance So. Williamsburg, Iowa/Williamsburg Nathan Larson Distance Fr. Britt, Iowa/Garner-Hayfield-Ventura *Brock Lewis Jumps So. Lathrop, Mo./Lathrop *Drake Lewis Jumps So. Lathrop, Mo./Lathrop Kianee Lewis Sprints Fr. Brooklyn, N.Y./Achievement First University Prep **Jerry Lotz Distance Jr. Yokosuka, Japan/Nile C. Kinnick Bryan Marlin Sprints Fr. Salem, Mo./Salem *Eli Miller Distance Sr. Van Horne, Iowa/Benton Kyle Mitchell Jumps Fr. Phoenix, Ariz./Thunderbird **Mason Muur Distance Sr. Morrison, Ill./Morrison Jack Orengo Distance Fr. Naperville, Iowa/Neuqua Valley *Cutler Owens Distance So. Runnells, Iowa/Southeast Polk **Austin Pfiffner Distance Fr. Dubuque, Iowa/Hempstead Jacob Raisch Throws Fr. Lake Villa, Ill./Grant Nolan Reynolds Sprints Fr. Montezuma, Iowa/Montezuma *Easton Sabala Distance So. Wheatland, Mo./Hermitage Jack Sagan Mid-distance So. Riverside, Ill./Riverside-Brookfield Jacob Sanders Distance Fr. Nevada, Iowa/Nevada **Nate Sanders Distance Jr. Waukee, Iowa/Waukee Caleb Silver Distance Fr. Conrad, Iowa/BCLUW *Alec Stahl Sprints/mid-dist. So. Steamboat Rock, Iowa/AGWSR ***Cory Suedmeier Sprints Sr. Ankeny, Iowa/Centennial **Daniel Sunvold Distance Sr. Monroe, Iowa/Southeast Polk Adam Sylvia Distance Fr. Rochester, Mass./Old Rochester Ethan Taylor Sprints/hurdles Fr. Roland, Iowa/Roland-Story *Nick Thompson Multis So. Newhall, Iowa/Benton Ian Thomson Distance Fr. Baxter, Iowa/Baxter *Carter Tryon Hurdles So. Winterset, Iowa/Winterset Martin Vineyard Throws Fr. Farmington, Iowa/Central Lee Edison Weig Distance So. Nevada, Iowa/Nevada Rodney Williams Sprints Fr. Tuscaloosa, Ala./Paul W. Bryant Mitchell Williamson Throws Fr. Wiota, Iowa/CAM **Jordon Woods Sprints/jumps Sr. Orland Park, Ill./Carl Sandburg
Coach: Brandon Sturman (second season) Associate head coaches: Joe Dunham (distance), Jim Fuller (multis/vertical jumps/hurdles) Assistants: Brenda Fuller (throws), Tyler Schiferl (vertical jumps), Allan Walz (throws)
208 Men’s track and field Outlook Even with the graduation of a three-time national champion, with talent across the board entering 2020, there is optimism for the Central College men’s track and field team and second-year coach Brandon Sturman.
After sweeping the 2018 indoor and outdoor conference titles, Central was hit hard by graduation. A young Dutch team still man- aged a 24th-place NCAA Division III outdoor finish last spring behind decathlon champion Will Daniels, although squad endured some growing pains in slipping to an uncharacteristic fifth in the American Rivers meet.
This year’s squad is headlined by All-American high jumper Drake Lewis (sophomore, Lathrop, Mo.) and all-conference runner Will DeHaan (sophomore, DeWitt, Central DeWitt HS). Another all-conference honoree, senior thrower Nathan Fitzgerald (senior, Elkader, Central Elkader HS), will join the team during the outdoor season.
“I think we’ve added some depth in the sprints, jumps hurdles,” Sturman said. “The goal right now is to stay healthy, especially the distance runners. We need some of younger athletes to step up.”
Middle-distance and distance This area has long been a strength for the Dutch men’s program, including Kyle Pape’s appearance at last year’s NCAA Division III Indoor Championships in the 800-meter run. Pape anchored the 4x800-meter relay team to an outdoor conference title as the Dutch scored in five of six distance events.
“We’ll continue to lean on the distance crew,” Sturman said. “We had some injuries last year but we seem to be healthier this year.
Daniel Sunvold (senior, Monroe, Southeast Polk HS) and Nate Sanders (junior, Waukee) had breakout cross country seasons with Sanders earning all-conference honors. Preston Kizer (senior, Dubuque) missed most of last track season but is expected to headline the middle-distance races alongside DeHaan.
“Daniel and Nate will help us in the longer distances,” Sturman said. “Will and Preston will lead the pack in the middle distances.”
A deep group of distance runners also includes 10 additional returners and seven freshmen.
Jumps Lewis missed most of the indoor season in 2019 as a member of Central’s basketball team. His first competition was at the indoor conference meet where he placed fifth in the high jump. He won the outdoor crown and then landed on the All-American podium at the national meet, finishing eighth after clearing six feet, eight inches. He’s focused solely on track and field this sea- son.
“Drake is super talented and he’s built for high jumping,” Sturman said. “He’s really motivated this season.”
Brock Lewis (sophomore, Lathrop, Mo.), who has given up basketball this year as well, was fifth in the conference long jump during the indoor and outdoor season. He also was eighth in the triple jump indoors, the event Sturman sees even greater poten- tial for him.
“Our focus this year is consistency on his approach,” Sturman said. “We’ll continue to develop his speed and strength. He has the ability in both events.”
Jordon Woods (senior, Orland Park, Ill., Carl Sandburg HS) is poised for one final season in the horizontal jumps
“Jordon has plenty of power, it’s just about being consistent,” Sturman said. “We’ll be a little more focused on his approach and trying to keep him healthy.”
Throws Central returns five-time all-conference thrower Fitzgerald in the outdoor season. He finished third in the outdoor shot put and seventh in the discus.
“Nathan is going to be our go-to guy during the outdoor season,” Sturman said. “We’ll be focused on getting him qualified for the national meet.
Just a sophomore, Theo Baldus (St. Ansgar) will be the veteran during the indoor campaign and Sturman likes what he sees.
Men’s track and field 209 “We’re excited about Theo,” Sturman said. “He’s really taken to the hammer throw and weight throw.”
Behind Baldus and Fitzgerald, some unproven commodities are gaining steam.
“The men’s throws are definitely an area we’re still trying to improve upon,” Sturman said. “We’ve picked up some younger guys that we are working with.”
Pole vault Tanner Johnson (junior, Gallatin, Mo.) was an all-conference performer in the pole vault as a freshman in 2018. He’s vying to improve upon his fifth- (indoor) and sixth-place (outdoor) outings from 2019.
“We’ll rely on him in this area,” Sturman said. “He’s our main guy.”
Nick Thompson (sophomore, Newhall, Benton) is the only other returner to have competed in the pole vault and is primarily a multi-event athlete.
Multi-events Three-time national champion Daniels has graduated but Thompson has shown great improvement. He was sixth in the indoor conference heptathlon and seventh in the outdoor decathlon last year. Sturman is also excited about freshman Lucas Heitz (Adel, ADM HS).
“We have a lot of potential with those two,” Sturman said. “They can definitely help us, especially down the road as they learn and improve.”
Sprints Senior Cory Suedmeier (Ankeny, Centennial HS) contested a wide range of events last year, from the 60-meter dash to the 400- meter dash. Sturman thinks a more targeted approach will benefit him this season.
“We’ll focus Cory around the 400’s this year,” Sturman said. “Last year I wasn’t really sure where he fit best.”
Alec Stahl (sophomore, Steamboat Rock, AGWSR HS) is also a candidate for the 400-meter races and will also extend out to 800 meters.
Jacob Dick (sophomore, Winterset), Woods, and Brock Lewis will factor into the equation for the shorter sprints.
Sturman also cites a very strong class of newcomers.
“We have a lot of good freshmen who can add depth,” he said. “I think maybe one or two of them could really pop out at confer- ence.
Hurdles Danny DeVenuto (sophomore, Plainfield, Ill., North HS) is Central’s top returner in the 110-meter hurdles having just missed scoring at last year’s outdoor conference meet. Drake Lewis is also a strong hurdler and Heitz is expected to excel in this area as well.
Carter Tryon (sophomore, Winterset), was the only Central hurdler to compete in the 400-meter hurdles during the outdoor sea- son in 2019 and finished seventh in the conference meet.
“I think we’re pretty pleased with the talent we have coming back,” Sturman said. “There’s a lot of depth and I think several of them can really make an impact for us.”
The American Rivers Conference Central expects to begin the climb back to the top of the American Rivers Conference this year. Loras College is in the pre- season NCAA Division III top-10 according to the United States Track and Field Cross Country Coaches Association and will be among the conference favorites. Three other league schools, Wartburg College, University of Dubuque and Nebraska Wesleyan University, are in the top-55 nationally.
“It will be interesting at conference,” Sturman said. “We’ve still got a few holes to fill in certain areas but if we can get some of our younger athletes to step and maybe sneak a few points, that could really help us be competitive.”
210 Men’s track and field Women’s track and field
2019-20 schedule Indoor Date Opponent Location Dec. 5-6 Happy Holidays Multi-Event Crete, Neb. Dec. 14 Dutch Holiday Preview Pella Jan. 18 Dutch Athletics Classic Pella Jan. 24 Prairie Wolf Invitational Lincoln, Neb. Jan. 31- Feb. 1 Wartburg Select Waverly Feb. 7-8 Bearcat Open Maryville, Mo. Feb. 15 Darren Young Classic Grinnell Feb. 22 Wartburg Invitational Waverly Feb. 28-29 American Rivers Championships Decorah March 6-7 Wartburg Qualifier Waverly March 7 Pointer Final Qualifier Stevens Point, Wis. March 13-14 NCAA Division III Championships Winston-Salem, N.C.
Outdoor Date Opponent Location March 27 Washington University Inv. St. Louis, Mo. April 3-4 Dutch Invitational Pella April 10-11 Jim Duncan Invitational Des Moines April 10 William Penn Open Oskaloosa April 17-18 Bryan Clay Invitational Azusa, Calif. April 17-18 Jim Dutcher Memorial Classic Crete, Neb. April 18 Simpson/Nebraska Wesleyan Pella April 22-25 Drake Relays Des Moines April 23-24 Kip Janvrin Open Indianola May 2 Fighting Scot Invitational Monmouth, Ill. May 7-9 American Rivers Championships Dubuque May 13-14 Gregory Invitational Naperville, Ill. May 14 Augustana Twilight Qualifier Rock Island, Ill. May 21-23 NCAA Division III Championships Rochester, N.Y.
WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD QUICK FACTS
2019 American Rivers Conference indoor finish: 5th 2019 American Rivers Conference outdoor finish: 5th 2019 NCAA Division III indoor finish: N/A 2019 NCAA Division III outdoor finish: N/A 2019 NCAA Div. III indoor qualifiers : 3 - Mary Gray (pentathlon); Courtney Kruthoff (high jump); Kennedy Morris (weight throw) 2019 NCAA Div. III outdoor qualifiers: 2 - Emily Burt (shot put); Gillian Streit (discus throw) Letterwinners lost/returning: 11/17 Returning all-conference peformers: 5 (Mary Gray, Courtney Kruthoff, Kennedy Morris, Kiki Pingel, Tori Van Velzen) Returning NCAA qualifiers: 5 (Emily Burt, Mary Gray, Courtney Kruthoff, Kennedy Morris, Gillian Streit) Captains: Mary Gray, Kennedy Morris, Lauren Moll American Rivers Conference championships (most recent): 5 (1987, outdoor) All-time NCAA Divsion III top-10 team finishes (most recent): 4 (1984, outdoor, 2nd place) Individual national champions: 9 All-Americans: 51
Women’s track and field 211 Brandon Sturman Head coach Brandon Sturman was named Central’s men’s and women’s track and field coach prior to the 2018-19 year. In two seasons as head coach at Aurora University (Ill.), Sturman piloted the Spartans to five indoor and outdoor men’s and women’s Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference titles. In 2017, his athletes won a pair of individual NCAA Division III titles with one national second-place finish. Aurora tied for sixth in the Division III men’s indoor team standings and finished 12th in the nation in the outdoor meet while the Aurora women placed 13th outdoors. A Brookeville, Maryland native, Sturman was a two-year football team captain at Valparaiso University (Ind.) where he played middle linebacker for the 2003 Pioneer Football League champs and graduated in 2006. He received a master’s degree there in 2008. Sturman was a graduate assistant football coach at Valparaiso for two seasons, then served as an assistant foot- ball coach and strength and conditioning coordinator at Aurora from 2008-13. He was also a part-time assistant track and field coach in that span. In 2014, he gave up his other duties to become head assistant men’s and women’s cross country and track and field coach before taking over as head men’s and women’s track and field coach in 2016. Sturman leads a deep and experienced coaching staff that includes a pair of veteran collegiate head coaches in Joe Dunham and associate head coach Jim Fuller. Dunham, who led Central to eight men’s and women’s championships in 10 seasons as head coach, continues working with the squad’s distance runners. Fuller, who joined the Central staff in 2013, spent 24 highly successful seasons as head coach at NCAA Division II Northern State University (S.D.). He works with Central’s multi-event ath- letes, a traditional area of strength for the Dutch. Sturman is the main coach for sprints and horizontal jumps and works closely with hurdlers as well.
Joe Dunham Associate head coach - distance One of the region’s most successful coaches, Joe Dunham joined the Central staff in 2009 as head men’s and women’s cross country coach and men’s and women’s track and field coach. He gave up his track and field head coaching duties after a record- breaking 10-year run in 2018, focusing on distance events as associate head coach while continuing as head cross country coach. Dunham has piloted Central to two men’s cross country conference championships, the first in school history. He also guid- ed the Dutch to four NCAA Division III men’s championship berths, finishing sixth in 2013. And his 2009 women’s squad earned the program’s first NCAA national team berth since 1981, making a surprising 19th-place showing. Central has also had individual qualifiers for the NCAA men’s meet the seven of the past eight years and gained all-America distinction five times during Dunham’s tenure. As track and field coach, Dunham’s teams claimed 12 men’s indoor and outdoor track and field titles and recorded seven national top-10 team finishes, including a runner-up trophy in the 2011 NCAA indoor meet. Central claimed nine individual national titles in his tenure. The Dutch men gained 49 indoor and outdoor all-America awards and 23 women’s all-America hon- ors. A three-time all-America cross country honoree who also earned track and field all-America recognition at Denison University (Ohio) and Keene State College (N.H.), Dunham served as head track and field coach at St. Norbert College (Wis.) for four seasons and cross country coach for three years. He left to enter private business in 2007 before taking over at Central.
Jim Fuller Associate head coach - multi-events, sprints, jumps Jim Fuller joined the Central men’s and women’s track and field coaching staff as the associate head coach in 2013. Fuller was named the USTFCCCA National Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year after guiding Will Daniels to the heptathlon crown and Ryan Kruse to a third-place finish at the 2018 NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field Championships. He was also named the Central Region Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year. In six years at Central, Fuller has coached seven conference champions in the multi-events. He’s tutored a combined 29 all-conference honorees in the multi-events on the men’s and women’s teams. In his first season with the program in 2013, he helped Eric Larson to a pair of NCAA Division III national championships in the heptathlon (indoor) and decathlon (outdoor) and an additional all-American award in 2015. In addition to Daniels national title in the 2018 heptathlon, Daniels also secured two more national championships in 2019 in the heptathlon (indoor) and decathlon (2019). During the 2016 and 2017 seasons he oversaw the development of high jumper Logan Mulford who earned four NCAA Division III all-American awards and three national runner-up finishes. Fuller previously spent 24 years as a highly successful head coach at NCAA Division II Northern State University (S.D.). At Northern State, formerly an NAIA institution, his squads placed in the top 35 in the nation 20 times. Fuller also served as cross country coach for 16 seasons. He received Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference coach of the year recognition six times in track and five times in cross country, helping 815 athletes earn all-conference awards.
212 Women’s track and field Between Central and Northern State, Fuller’s athletes have received all-America distinction 64 times. Fuller also serves Central as a lecturer of exercise science.
Brenda Fuller Assistant coach - throws Brenda Fuller joined the Central men’s and women’s track and field coaching staff as an assistant coach in 2013. She focuses primarily on the javelin and shot put. In six years at Central, Dutch athletes she’s coached have won 11 confer- ence championships and earned all-conference recognition 29 times. Fuller served as an assistant coach at NCAA Division II Northern State University (S.D.) for 24 seasons. She helped the Wolves place in the top 35 in the nation 20 times. Fuller’s athletes captured 74 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference throwing event titles. She was tabbed as the USTFCCCA Division II Central Region assistant coach of the year in 2009 Between Central and Northern State, Fuller has coached 12 athletes who earned all-America honors. Fuller also works in accounting at Schuring & Uitermarkt in Pella.
Tyler Schiferl Assistant coach - pole vault Tyler Schiferl joined the Central men’s and women’s track and field coaching staff in 2010. A native of Fordyce, Neb., Schiferl was a two-time track and field co-captain at South Dakota State University. He enjoyed an outstanding 2009 season, winning five meets and earning all-Summit League recognition. Schiferl was a Division I regional championships qualifier and was named to the U.S. Track and Field/Cross Country Coaches Association’s all-academic team. Schiferl earned a bachelor’s degree in agricultural engineering from South Dakota State in 2009 and is a design engineer for Vermeer Manufacturing in Pella.
Allan Walz Assistant coach - throws Allan Walz joined the Central men’s and women’s track and field coaching staff in 2009. He works primarily with the hammer throw, weight throw and discus. Throwers Walz has coached on the Dutch men’s team have earned all-conference honors 37 times in 11 years with 23 conference titles. The women have 22 all-conference honorees with 14 conference title winners. A former Bondurant-Farrar High School standout, Walz broke the Drake Relays high school discus record and the state meet mark as well while also lettering in football, basketball and baseball. At the Univ. of Northern Iowa, Walz set school records for the hammer throw and the weight throw. He was a NCAA Division I all-America honoree in the weight throw and was a national outdoor meet qualifier in the discus. Walz earned a bachelor’s degree from Northern Iowa and is a financial consultant at MidWestOne Investments in Pella.
Women’s track and field 213 2018-19 season results Indoor Date Meet Site Results Dec. 1 Doane Multi-Event Crete, Neb. No team scores Dec. 8 Dutch Holiday Preview Pella No team scores Jan. 19 Dutch Athletics Classic Pella 2nd of 4 teams Jan. 25 Prairie Wolf Invitational Lincoln, Neb. No team scores Feb. 1-2 Wartburg Select Waverly 3rd of 7 teams Feb. 8 UST Showcase St. Paul, Minn. No team scores Feb. 9 Darren Young Classic Grinnell t-4th of 11 teams Feb. 16 Wartburg Invitational Waverly 3rd of 9 teams Feb. 22-23 A-R-C Conference Championships Waverly 5th of 9 teams March 1-2 Wartburg Qualifier Waverly No team scores March 8-9 NCAA Division III Championships Boston, Mass. N/A
Outdoor Date Meet Site Results March 29 Washington University Invitational St. Louis, Mo. No team scores March 30 Vikings Olympics Rock Island, Ill. 14th of 24 teams April 5-6 Dutch Invitational Pella 1st of 11 teams April 12-13 Blue Oval Invitational Des Moines No team scores April 17-20 Kansas Relays Lawrence, Kan. No team scores April 19-20 Bryan Clay Invitational Azusa, Calif. No team scores April 19 Nebraska Wesleyan Triangular Lincoln, Neb. 2nd of 3 teams April 24-27 Drake Relays Des Moines No team scores April 25-26 Kip Janvrin Open Indianola No team scores May 4 Fighting Scot Invitational Monmouth, Ill. 3rd of 8 teams May 9-11 Conference Championships Cedar Rapids 5th of 9 teams May 16 Augustana Twilight Rock Island, Ill. No team scores May 23-25 NCAA Division III Championships Geneva, Ohio N/A
214 Women’s track and field 2018-19 indoor results Doane Happy Holidays Multi-Event Central’s individual results Dec. 1, 2018 60 meters (prelims) - 1. Allyson Woods, 8.12; 4. Sarah Christopher, Fuhrer Fieldhouse 8.28; 6. Holly Forrester, 8.40; 7. Lynzie Miller, 8.48; 10. Yuan Doane University Bank, 8.92; 11. Alaena Pelzer, 9.27 Crete, Nebraska 60 meters (finals) - 2. Allyson Woods, 8.39; 5. Sarah Christopher, 8.53; 6. Lynzie Miller, 8.69 No team scores 300 meters - 1. Lynzie Miller, 43.48; 2. Sarah Christopher, 43.68; 4. Allyson Woods, 44.87; 5. Ciara Davies, 46.74 Central’s individual results 600 meters - 1. Sarah Steffensmeier, 1:49.03; 5. Nicole May, Pentathlon - 1:54.73 5. Mary Gray Mark Points Mile - 1. Miranda Kruiswyk, 5:29.33; 3. Sheridan LaCoste, 5:50.93; 60 hurdles 9.35 838 9. Rayanne Dally, 6:40.99; 10. Elyse Striegel, 8:35.99 High jump 4-10.25 599 3,000 meters - 5. Sarah Salas, 12:35.53; 7. Jenna Murray, 13:08.39 Shot put 29-4.5 461 4x400 relay - 1. Christopher/Pingel/Miller/Gray, 4:11.27; 3. Long jump 16-3 546 Steffensmeier/Kruiswyk/LaCoste/Peter, 4:32.17 800 meters 2:31.88 670 60 hurdles (prelims) - 1. Mary Gray, 9.47; 2. Kiki Pingel, 9.87; 6. Total 3,114 Whitney Burgardt, 9.99; 8. Krissa Larson, 10.16; 9. Courtney Kruthoff, 10.71; 10. Alaena Pelzer, 10.81 6. Kiki Pingel Mark Points 60 hurdles (finals) - 1. Mary Gray, 9.46; 6. Kiki Pingel, 10.00; 7. 60 hurdles 9.82 746 Whitney Burgardt, 10.07; 8. Krissa Larson, 10.51 High jump 5-0.5 666 Long Jump - 1. Courtney Kruthoff, 16-4.50; 4. Krissa Larson, Shot put 29-8 467 15-7.25; 8. Landry Luhring, 14-2.75 Long jump 16-1 532 High Jump - 5. Sydney Burgardt, 4-7 800 meters 2:32.28 665 Pole Vault - 2. Whitney Burgardt, 7-6.50 Total 3,076 Weight Throw - 1. Kennedy Morris, 49-5.75; 3. Emily Burt, 48-3; 4. Kaeleigh De Waard, 45-9.25; 5. Lillian Smithson, 42-0; 6. 11. Courtney Kruthoff Mark Points Aiyanna Rouse, 41-9; 12. Madison Stephenson, 35-6; 14. Ruth 60 hurdles 10.77 575 Hruksa-Kelley, 31-9 High jump 5-6.5 842 Triple Jump - 2. Holly Forrester, 35-5; 3. Rebekah Beard, 33-5.25; Shot put 29-6.5 464 5. Yuan Bank, 31-7.25 Long jump 16-4.5 557 Shot Put - 2. Emily Burt, 40-2.75; 5. Kaeleigh De Waard, 35-10.50; 800 meters 2:49.55 468 9. Mary Gray, 31-10; 10. Lexi Engen, 30-8.25; 12. Courtney Total 2,906 Kruthoff, 29-8; 15. Kiki Pingel, 29-4; 16. Aiyanna Rouse, 29-1.25; 19. Krissa Larson, 23-8.75 13. Krissa Larson Mark Points ______60 hurdles 10.42 636 Dutch Athletics Classic High jump 4-9 566 Jan. 19, 2019 Shot put 25-9.25 390 H.S. Kuyper Fieldhouse Long jump 15-2.25 461 Central College 800 meters 2:54.15 421 Pella, Iowa Total 2,474 Team results 13. Rebekah Beard Mark Points 1. Truman State (Mo.), 184; 2. Central, 175.5; 3. Simpson, 60 hurdles 11.57 447 76.5; 4. William Penn, 71 High jump 4-10.5 599 Shot put 25-7.25 386 Central’s individual results Long jump FOUL 0 60 meters (prelims) - 4. Allyson Woods, 8.23; 8. Lynzie Miller, 8.48; 800 meters 2:44.87 518 12. Holly Forrester, 8.66; 15. Whitney Burgardt, 8.95; 16. Total 1,950 Alaena Pelzer, 9.57 ______60 meters (finals) - 4. Allyson Woods, 8.25; 8. Lynzie Miller, 8.50 Dutch Holiday Preview 200 meters - 3. Lynzie Miller, 27.47; 4. Allyson Woods, 27.84; 13. Dec. 8, 2018 Landry Luhring, 30.24 H.S. Kuyper Fieldhouse 800 meters - 5. Miranda Kruiswyk, 2:31.55; 6. Sarah Steffensmeier, Central College 2:44.49 Pella, Iowa Mile - 1. Miranda Kruiswyk, 5:22.73; 4. Sarah Steffensmeier, 5:52.10; 5. Rachel Peter, 5:52.81; 17. Elyse Striegel, 9:05.00 No team scores 3,000 meters - 9. Jenna Murray, 12:42.35; 11. Rayanne Dally, 13:03.64
Women’s track and field 215 4x400 relay - 1. Kruthoff/Pingel/Miller/Gray, 4:15.26; 4. Larson/ Wartburg Indoor Select Steffensmeier/Kruiswyk/Peter, 4:38.42 Feb. 1-2, 2019 60 hurdles (prelims) - 1. Mary Gray, 9.69; 3. Kiki Pingel, 9.81; 5. Hoover Fieldhouse Whitney Burgardt, 10.23; 6. Krissa Larson, 10.35; 7. Courtney Wartburg College Kruthoff, 10.48; 11. Alaena Pelzer, 11.31 Waverly, Iowa 60 hurdles (finals) - 1. Mary Gray, 9.69; 3. Kiki Pingel, 9.81; 5. Whitney Burgardt, 10.23; 6. Krissa Larson, 10.35; 7. Courtney Team scores Kruthoff, 10.48 1. Wartburg, 289; 2. Dubuque, 122; 3. Central, 110; 4. High Jump - 1. Tori VanVelzen, 4-11; 1. Kiki Pingel, 4-11; 3. Mary Wis.-Platteville, 108; 5. Simpson (Iowa), 36; 6. Cornell, 34; 7. Gray, 4-9; 5. Rebekah Beard, 4-7; 5. Sydney Burgardt, 4-7; 9. Clarke, 14 Krissa Larson, 4-5 Long Jump (prelims) - 2. Courtney Kruthoff, 15-7.25; 8. Landry Central’s individual results Luhring, 13-5.75 60 meters (prelims) - 5. Allyson Woods, 8.21; 13. Sarah Long Jump (finals) - 2. Courtney Kruthoff, 15-7.25; 9. Landry Christopher, 8.54; 19. Holly Forrester, 8.68; 20. Yuan Bank, Luhring, 13-6.50 8.98; 22. Whitney Burgardt, 9.19; 23. Alaena Pelzer, 9.36 Triple Jump - 1. Holly Forrester, 34-1.50; 2. Yuan Bank, 32-7.75 60 meters (finals) - 3. Allyson Woods, 8.17 Shot Put - 2. Emily Burt, 40-10.50; 5. Kaeleigh De Waard, 200 meters - 11. Sarah Christopher, 28.06; 19. Holly Forrester, 29.18 35-11.75; 9. Lexi Engen, 30-5.75; 11. Aiyanna Rouse, 27-8.75 400 meters - 4. Lynzie Miller, 1:02.44; 7. Ciara Davies, 1:07.42; 11. Weight Throw - 1. Kennedy Morris, 50-0.75; 2. Emily Burt, Landry Luhring, 1:08.86 47-6.50; 4. Kaeleigh De Waard, 44-7; 6. Lillian Smithson, 800 meters - 10. Sarah Steffensmeier, 2:32.24; 20. Elyse Striegel, 42-0.25; 9. Aiyanna Rouse, 38-4.25; 11. Ruth Hruksa-Kelley, 3:50.66 35-10; 12. Madison Stephenson, 33-4. 75 1,000 meters - 3. Rachel Peter, 3:26.39; 6. Jenna Murray, 4:00.66; ______7. Rayanne Dally, 4:06.99 Prairie Wolf Indoor Invitational Mile - 2. Miranda Kruiswyk, 5:20.47 Jan. 25, 2019 5,000 meters - 2. Rachel Peter, 20:47.28; 3. Rayanne Dally, 22:04.96; Devaney Sports Center 4. Jenna Murray, 22:05.53 University of Nebraska 60 hurdles (prelims) - 8. Whitney Burgardt, 10.18; 14. Alaena Lincoln, Nebraska Pelzer, 10.81 60 hurdles (finals) - 8. Whitney Burgardt, 10.29 No team scores 4x400 relay - 2. Christopher/Pingel/Miller/Gray, 4:06.01; 5. Larson/ Steffensmeier/Woods/Beard, 4:22.84 Central’s individual results High Jump - 2. Tori VanVelzen, 5-3.25; 9. Sydney Burgardt, 60 meters (prelims) - 14. Allyson Woods, 8.33; 18. Lynzie Miller, 4-5.50 8.55; 24. Whitney Burgardt, 9.03; 25. Ciara Davies, 9.12 Long Jump - 14. Landry Luhring, 14-9.75 200 meters - 19. Allyson Woods, 27.58; 22. Lynzie Miller, 28.06; 26. Triple Jump - 3. Holly Forrester, 35-00.25; 8. Yuan Bank, 31-05.75; Ciara Davies, 28.99; 32. Landry Luhring, 29.79 Rebekah Beard, FOUL 600 meters - 1. Mary Gray, 1:42.41; 3. Kiki Pingel, 1:42.76; 4. Shot Put - 5. Emily Burt, 41-04.25; 15. Kaeleigh De Waard, 35-05; Lynzie Miller, 1:43.55 23. Lexi Engen, 31-03.25; 24. Aiyanna Rouse, 30-08.25 800 meters - 16. Elyse Striegel, 3:51.09 Weight Throw - 3. Kennedy Morris, 51-11.75; 11. Emily Burt, 1,000 meters - 4. Sarah Steffensmeier, 3:26.03; 9. Rayanne Dally, 44-10.75; 12. Kaeleigh De Waard, 44-08.25; 23. Aiyanna 3:54.93; 11. Jenna Murray, 4:03.38 Rouse, 37-00.50; 26. Madison Stephenson, 35-08 Mile - 6. Sarah Steffensmeier, 5:53.87; 13. Jenna Murray, 6:18.49; 14. Rayanne Dally, 6:24.75 Pentathlon - 60 hurdles (prelims) - 6. Mary Gray, 9.34; 8. Kiki Pingel, 9.84; 13. 1. Mary Gray Mark Points Whitney Burgardt, 10.04; 16. Krissa Larson, 10.69; 17. Alaena 60 hurdles 9.40 828 Pelzer, 10.84 High jump 4-07.75 534 60 hurdles (finals) - 5. Mary Gray, 9.32; 8. Kiki Pingel, 9.72 Shot put 33-2.50 537 Shot put - 5. Emily Burt, 40-3.50; 12. Kaeleigh De Waard, 36-4.75; Long jump 16-9.25 589 22. Lexi Engen, 31-5.25; 23. Aiyanna Rouse, 30-10.25 800 meters 2:25.86 746 Weight Throw - 3. Kennedy Morris, 50-8.75; 7. Emily Burt, 49-2.50; Total 3,234 11. Kaeleigh De Waard, 44-11; 14. Lillian Smithson, 42-1.50; 20. Aiyanna Rouse, 37-1.25; 22. Madison Stephenson, 29-4.75 2. Kiki Pingel Mark Points High Jump - 3. Tori VanVelzen, 5-1; 4. Courtney Kruthoff, 5-1 60 hurdles 9.77 756 Long Jump - 14. Holly Forrester, 15-7.75; 18. Krissa Larson, High jump 4-7.75 534 14-8.50; 20. Landry Luhring, 13-10.25 Shot put 28-11 452 Triple Jump - 7. Holly Forrester, 34-2; 10. Rebekah Beard, 32-0.25; Long jump 16-5.75 565 Yuan Bank, FOUL 800 meters 2:25.43 751 ______Total 3,058
216 Women’s track and field 6. Krissa Larson Mark Points Wartburg Indoor Invitational 60 hurdles 10.17 681 Feb. 16, 2019 High jump 4-3.25 409 Hoover Field House Shot put 29-6.50 464 Wartburg College Long jump 14-4.50 398 Waverly, Iowa 800 meters 2:50.31 460 Total 2,412 Team results ______1. Wartburg, 287.5; 2. Grand View, 85.5; 3. Central, 55.5; 4. UST Showcase Graceland, 46; 5. Mount Mercy, 31.5; 6. Grinnell, 28; 7. Coe, 27; 8. Feb. 8, 2019 Knox (Ill.), 20; 9. Iowa T&F Club, 11 Anderson Recreation and Sports Center Univeristy of St. Thomas Central’s individual results St. Paul, Minn. 60 meters (prelims) - 9. Allyson Woods, 8.12; 26. Lynzie Miller, 8.59; 31. Landry Luhring, 8.96 No team scores 200 meters - 9. Allyson Woods, 26.92; 12. Lynzie Miller, 27.21; 27. Ciara Davies, 29.13; 30. Rebekah Beard, 29.53 Central’s individual results 400 meters - 6. Sarah Christopher, 1:03.00; 8. Ciara Davies, 5,000 meters - 11. Miranda Kruiswyk, 18:52.80 1:04.71; 19. Landry Luhring, 1:11.59 ______800 meters - 9. Sarah Steffensmeier, 2:30.30; 25. Elyse Striegel, Darren Young Classic 3:38.79 Feb. 9, 2019 Mile - 13. Rachel Peter, 5:53.79 The Charles Bear Athletic Center 3,000 meters - 1. Miranda Kruiswyk, 10:40.42; 7. Rayanne Dally, Grinnell College 12:41.40 Grinnell, Iowa 4x200 meter relay - 2. Woods/Christopher/Miller/Beard, 1:49.66 Long jump - 4. Holly Forrester, 16-06.5; 13. Rebekah Beard, 15-01.5; Team scores 15. Landry Luhring, 14-08.75; 17. Yuan Bank, 14-05.25 1. Nebraska Wesleyan, 221.50; 2. Wartburg, 133; 3. Triple jump - 6. Yuan Bank, 33-03.75 Augustana (Ill.), 75.50; 4.(tie) Bethel (Minn.), 51; Central, Shot put - 2. Emily Burt, 39-10; 12. Kaeleigh De Waard, 34-03; 16. 51; 6. Buena Vista, 35; 7. Grinnell, 31; 8. Simpson, 20; 9. Aiyana Rouse, 31-07.25; 18. Lexi Engen, 30-04.75 Cornell,17; 10. Coe, 12; 11. Waldorf, 5 Weight throw - 2. Kennedy Morris, 53-01.5; 3. Emily Burt, 50-01.25; 7. Kaeleigh De Waard, 45-05.25; 11. Lillian Smithson, Central’s individual results 41-07.25; 19. Aiyanna Rouse, 37-10.75; 20. Madison 60 meters (prelims) - 10. Allyson Woods, 8.18; 16. Sarah Stephenson, 37-05.25 Christopher, 8.44; 29. Lynzie Miller, 8.68; 32. Rebekah Beard, ______8.75; 33. Whitney Burgardt, 8.95; 37. Alaena Pelzer, 9.25 American Rivers Conference Championships 200 meters - 12. Allyson Woods, 27.70; 13. Sarah Christopher, Feb. 22-23, 2019 27.74; 15. Lynzie Miller, 27.91 Hoover Fieldhouse 400 meters - 8. Kiki Pingel, 1:00.78; 16. Lynzie Miller, 1:02.95; 18. Wartburg College Sarah Christopher, 1:03.77; 27. Krissa Larson, 1:06.26; Mary Waverly, Iowa Gray, FS 800 meters - 7. Miranda Kruiswyk, 2:28.62; 16. Sarah Team scores Steffensmeier, 2:34.79 1. Nebraska Wesleyan, 181.5; 2. Wartburg, 178.5; 3. Mile - 39. Elyse Striegel, 8:05.74 Loras, 156.5; 4. Dubuque, 92; 5. Central, 74; 6. Luther, 18; 3,000 meters - 18. Rayanne Dally, 12:26.62 7. Simpson, 14.5; 8. Coe, 14; 9. Buena Vista, 12 60 hurdles (prelims) - 2. Mary Gray, 9.45; 5. Kiki Pingel, 9.67; 10. Whitney Burgardt, 10.05; 11. Krissa Larson, 10.06; 28. Alaena Pelzer, Central’s individual results 10.96 60 meters (prelims) - 13. Allyson Woods, 8.07 60 hurdles (finals) - 2. Mary Gray, 9.30 200 meters - 12. Allyson Woods, 26.63; 24. Landry Luhring, 29.90 4x400 meter relay - Luhring/Davies/Steffensmeier/Dally, DNF 400 meters - 12. Lynzie Miller, 1:01.64; 13. Sarah Christopher, High jump - 2. Tori VanVelzen, 5-00.5; 15. Sydney Burgardt, 4-06.75 1:02.19; 16. Ciara Davies, 1:03.51 Long jump - 3. Holly Forrester, 16-07.25; 6. Rebekah Beard, 16-4.25 Mile - 18. Rachel Peter, 5:53.92 Triple jump - 1. Holly Forrester, 36-01.5; 8. Rebekah Beard, 3,000 meters - 5. Miranda Kruiswyk, 10:29.34; 21. Rayanne Dally, 33-09.25; 14. Yuan Bank, 31-11.25 12:47.74 Shot put - 9. Kaeleigh De Waard, 36-11.5; 20. Lexi Engen, 30-02; 5,000 meters - 6. Miranda Kruiswyk, 18:18.85; 19. Rayanne Dally, Emily Burt, FOUL 21:35.73 Weight throw - 1. Kennedy Morris, 55-04.75; 7. Emily Burt, 60 hurdles (prelims) - 8. Mary Gray, 9.52; 12. Kiki Pingel, 9.78; 14. 47-10.5; 8. Kaeleigh De Waard, 46-01.25 Whitney Burgardt, 9.92 ______60 hurdles (finals) - 6. Mary Gray, 9.39 4x200 meter relay - 4. Woods/Miller/Christopher/Forrester, 1:47.15
Women’s track and field 217 4x400 meter relay - 4. Pingel/Christopher/Miller/Gray, 4:03.92 NCAA Division III Indoor Championships 4x800 meter relay - 6. Steffensmeier/Kruiswyk/Peter/Beard, 10:20.97 March 8-9, 2019 Distance medley - 9. Steffensmeier/Larson/Salas/Peter, 14:03.03 Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center High jump - 1. Courtney Kruthoff, 5-5.25; 3. Tori VanVelzen, 5-3; University of Massachusetts Boston Kiki Pingel, NH Boston, Mass. Long jump - 8. Rebekah Beard, 16-5.25; 10. Courtney Kruthoff, 16-4.5; 12. Holly Forrester, 16-3.75; 13. Mary Gray, 16-3.75 Team Scores Triple jump - 4. Holly Forrester, 35-10.75; 13. Rebekah Beard, 1. Williams (Mass.), 42; 2. Washington U. (Mo.), 40; 3. George Fox 32-11; 14. Yuan Bank, 32-4.25 (Ore.), 29; 4. Loras, 26; 5. Nebraska Wesleyan, 24; 6. U. of Chicago Shot put - 7. Emily Burt, 39-9.75; 13. Kaeleigh De Waard, 36-9.75; (Ill.), 21.70; 7.(tie) Brandeis (Mass.), 20; Wis.-Eau Claire, 20; 9. 19. Aiyana Rouse, 32-2.25 Rochester (N.Y.), 17; 10. Coast Guard (Conn.), 16; 11. (tie) MIT Weight throw - 2. Kennedy Morris, 55-0; 9. Emily Burt, 51-4.25; 13. (Mass.), 15; Wis.-La Crosse, 15; 13. Bates (Maine), 14; 14. (tie) Johns Kaeleigh De Waard, 45-5.75; 20. Lillian Smithson, 40-2.75 Hopkins (Md.),13; Wheaton (Ill.), 13; 16. (tie) Carthage (Wis.), 12; Middlebury (Vt.),12; 18. (tie) Wesleyan (Ga.), 11; Stevens Institute Pentathlon - (N.J.), 11; 20. (tie) Linfield (Ore.), 10; Allegheny (Pa.), 10; Bridgewater 1. Mary Gray Mark Points St. (Mass.), 10; Wis.-Stevens Point, 10; Wesley (Del.), 10; Macalester 60 hurdles 9.16 877 (Minn.), 10; Augustana (Ill.), 10; 27. (tie) Wartburg, 9; Wis. -Oshkosh, High jump 4-10.25 599 9; 29. (tie) Rowan (N.J.), 8; Buffalo State (N.Y.), 8; Marietta (Ohio), Shot put 33-3 538 8; RIC (R.I.), 8; Centre (Ky.), 8; 34. Messiah (Pa.), 7.50; 35. (tie) WPI Long jump 17-0.75 614 (Mass.), 7; Emory (Ga.), 7; 37. TCNJ (N.J.), 6.20; 38. (tie) Calvin 800 meters 2:27.56 724 (Mich.), 6; Bethel (Minn.), 6; Dubuque, 6; Beloit (Wis.), 6; 42. RPI Total 3,352 (N.Y.), 5.40; 43. (tie) Amherst (Mass.), 5; Redlands (Calif.), 5; Eastern (Pa.), 5; Case Western (Ohio), 5; St. Thomas (Minn.), 5; Roanoke 2. Kiki Pingel Mark Points (Va.), 5; Otterbein (Ohio), 5; Trine (Ind.), 5; 51. (tie) Bowdoin (Maine), 60 hurdles 9.61 787 4; Brockport St. (N.Y.), 4; Colby (Maine), 4; Aurora (Ill.), 4; Suffolk High jump 4-7.75 534 (Mass.), 4; SUNY Geneseo (N.Y.), 4; Albion (Mich.), 4; Dickinson (Pa.), Shot put 31-10.25 510 4; 59. (tie) Texas Lutheran, 3; King’s (Pa.), 3; Misericordia (Pa.), 3; Long jump 16-5 559 Concordia Univ. Chicago (Ill.), 3; Catholic (DC), 3; 64. (tie) Swarthmore 800 meters 2:25.22 754 (Pa.), 2; Tufts (Mass.), 2; Gwynedd-Mercy (Pa.), 2; Westfield State Total 3,144 (Mass.), 2; Bridgewater (Va.), 2; Ohio Northern, 2; 70. Wis. -Stout, 1.20; 71. (tie) St. Norbert (Wis.), 1; Shenandoah (Va.), 1; Baldwin 8. Krissa Larson Mark Points Wallace (Ohio), 1; North Central, (Ill.), 1; Hamline (Minn.), 1; Illinois 60 hurdles 9.99 714 Wesleyan, 1 High jump 4-4.25 439 Shot put 27-4.75 422 Central’s individual results Long jump 15-1.5 456 High jump - 16. Courtney Kruthoff, 5-4.25 800 meters 2:48.46 480 Weight throw - 13. Kennedy Morris, 53-6.5 Total 2,511 Pentathlon - ______17. Mary Gray Mark Points Wartburg Qualifier 60 hurdles 9.58 792 March 1-2, 2019 High jump 4-8.75 555 Hoover Field House Shot put 33-6 543 Wartburg College Long jump 16-2.5 543 Waverly, Iowa 800 meters 2:26.82 733 Total 3,166 No team scores ______
Central’s individual results 200 meters - 8. Lynzie Miller, 26.84; 12. Sarah Christopher, 27.11 400 meters - 12. Lynzie Miller, 1:00.74; 13. Sarah Christopher, 1:01.19 Mile - 2. Miranda Kruiswyk, 5:14.40 Triple jump - 3. Holly Forrester, 36-5 Shot put - 5. Emily Burt, 42-7.5 Weight throw - 4. Kennedy Morris, 54-10.75; 8. Emily Burt, 51-9.75 ______
218 Women’s track and field 2019 outdoor results Washington University Distance Carnival 400 meters - 11. Sarah Christopher, 1:03.12; 20. Teylor Rindone; March 29 1:06.93; 22. Landry Luhring, 1:08.36 Francis Field 800 meters - 3. Miranda Kruiswyk, 2:28.01; 11. Nicole May, 2:35.87; Washington University 14. Madelyn Soupir, 2:38.3; 21. Sarah Steffensmeier, 2:45.39 St. Louis, Mo. 1,500 meters - 3. Miranda Kruiswyk, 5:00.61; 13. Sarah Steffensmeier, 5:20.87; 23. Rayanne Dally, 6:06.04; 24. Jenna Murray, No team scores 6:07.08; 26. Elyse Striegel, 7:45.65 100 hurdles (prelims) - 3. Kiki Pingel, 16.07; 4. Mary Gray, 16.1; 5. 5,000 meters - 49. Miranda Kruiswyk, 18:31.45; 147. Sarah Whitney Burgardt, 16.49; 11. Alaena Pelzer, 17.83 Steffensmeier, 21:35.12 100 hurdles (finals) - 4. Whitney Burgardt, 16.34 10,000 meters - 48. Rayanne Dally, 47:01.25; 52. Jenna Murray, 51:37.19 400 hurdles - 1. Kiki Pingel, 1:04.81; 2. Mary Gray, 1:05.6; 3. Lynzie ______Miller, 1:06.91 Viking Olympics 4x100 relay - 2. Woods/Forrester/Christopher/Miller, 50.43 March 30 4x400 relay - 1. Pingel/Christopher/Miller/Gray, 4:01.65 Paul Olson Track High jump - 1. Tori VanVelzen, 5-1.75; Sydney Burgardt, NH Augustana College Long jump - 2. Holly Forrester, 16-8.5; 8. Landry Luhring, 14-8.75; Rock Island, Ill. 11. Yuan Bank, 13-10.5 Triple jump - 2. Holly Forrester, 35-10.75; 4. Yuan Bank, 32-1.5 Team results Shot put - 2. Emily Burt, 44-4.75; 6. Kaeleigh De Waard, 40-8.25; 1. Augustana (Ill.), 91.50; 2. Loras, 82.5; 3. Minnesota State, 69; 4. 15. Lexi Engen, 30-10.5; 17. Aiyana Rouse, 29-8.25 Wartburg, 64.5; 5. Albion (Mich.), 57; 6. Clarke, 52; 7. Beloit (Wis.), 51; Discus throw - 3. Gillian Streit, 144-9; 6. Kennedy Morris, 135-3; 9. 8. Grand View, 45; 9. St. Francis (Ill.), 43; 10. Aurora (Ill.), 41.5; 11. Emily Burt, 130-0; 14. Lillian Smithson, 110-7; 17. Madison Coe, 36; 12. SW Minnesota St., 34; 13. Mount Mercy, 30; 14. Central, Stephenson, 103-6; 18. Lexi Engen, 102-8 29; 15. Harper (Ill.), 27; 16. Viterbo (Wis.), 24; 17. Lincoln (Ill.), 21; 18. Hammer throw - 2. Kenndy Morris, 162-6; 10. Emily Burt, 143-10; Concordia-Chicago (Ill.), 20; 19. (tie) St. Ambrose, 19; North Iowa Area 12. Lillian Smithson, 132-9; 14. Kaeliegh De Waard, 123-0; CC, 19; 21. Chicago (Ill.), 17.5; 22. Quincy (Ill.), 10; 23. Cardinal Stritch 19. Aiyana Rouse, 106-9; 20. Madison Stephenson, 88-0 (Wis.), 5.5; 24. Lake Forest (Ill.), 5 Javelin throw - 2. Kennedy Morris, 115-0; 8. Mary Gray, 95-10; 15. Lexi Engen, 83-1; 18. Kiki Pingel, 79-11 400 hurdles - 2. Lynzie Miller, 1:07.63 Heptathlon - Shot put - 3. Emily Burt, 42-9.5; 30. Kaeleigh De Waard, 33-7.5; 4. Krissa Larson Mark Points 42. Lexi Engen, 30-1 100 hurdles 17.11 584 Discus throw - 2. Gillian Streit, 145-2; 5. Kennedy Morris, 132- High jump 4-4.75 449 1; 18. Emily Burt, 120-11; 31. Lillian Smithson, 106-9; 45. Shot put 29-10.75 471 Madison Stephenson, 98-5; 49. Lexi Engen, 90-5 200 meters 27.67 657 Hammer throw - 9. Kennedy Morris, 138-1; 16. Emily Burt, 130-11; Long jump 15-7 492 24. Lillian Smithson, 119-0; 45. Kaeleigh De Waard, 104-7; Javelin throw 102-0 497 56. Madison Stephenson, 86-2 800 meters 2:52.2 441 ______Total 3.591
Dutch Invitational 7. Rebekah Beard Mark Points April 5-6 100 hurdles 19.94 307 Ron and Joyce Schipper Stadium High jump 4-6 481 Central College Shot put 22-3.5 322 Pella, Iowa 200 meters 29.26 535 Long jump 15-6.25 487 Team results Javelin throw 75-6 345 1. Central, 141; 2. Bemidji State (Minn.), 129; 3. Monmouth 800 meters 2:47.51 490 (Ill.), 103; 4.Concordia St-Paul (Minn.), 95; 5. Graceland, 83; 6. Upper Total 2,967 Iowa, 76; 7. Simpson (Iowa), 58; 8. Truman (Ill.), 37; 9. NYAC, 10; 10. ______Minnesota State, 3; 11. Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.), 1
Central’s individual results 100 meters (prelims) - 7. Allyson Woods, 12.99 100 meters (finals) - 3. Allyson Woods, 12.66 200 meters - 10. Allyson Woods, 26.79; 14. Sarah Christopher, 27.06; 23. Yuan Bank, 28.77; 30. Alaena Pelzer, 30.63; 32. Whitney Burgardt, 30.82; Landry Luhring, DNF; Teylor Rindone, DNF
Women’s track and field 219 Blue Oval Invitational Central’s individual results April 12-13 100 meters - 2. Allyson Woods, 12.79; 5. Landry Luhring, 13.81; 7. Drake Stadium Whitney Burgardt, 14.58 Drake Universtiy 200 meters - 4. Allyson Woods, 26.57; 5. Krissa Larson, 27.15; 10. Des Moines, Iowa Rebekah Beard, 28.37; 11. Landry Luhring, 28.57 400 meters - 3. Sarah Christopher, 1:04.08 No team scores 800 meters - 9. Madelyn Soupir, 2:34.17; 12. Sarah Steffensmeier, 2:51.47; 14. Elyse Striegel, 3:47.97 Central’s individual results 1,500 meters - 5. Nicole May, 5:23.96; 7. Sarah Steffensmeier, 5:26.86 100 meters - 10. Landry Luhring, 13.90; 12. Whitney Burgardt, 3,000 meters - 9. Rayanne Dally, 13:00.51; 10. Jenna Murray. 13:16.75 14.38; 13. Alaena Pelzer, 14.47 100 hurdles - 2. Whitney Burgardt, 16.79; 3. Krissa Larson, 16.92 200 meters - 7. Allyson Woods, 26.91; 8. Sarah Christopher, 26.99; 400 hurdles - 2. Lynzie Miller, 1:07.06; 5. Teylor Rindone, 1:15.93 11. Krissa Larson, 27.26; 17. Ciara Davies, 28.77 4x100 relay - 2. Woods/Forrester/Christopher/Miller, 50.21 400 meters - 2. Sarah Christopher, 1:02.01; 3. Lynzie Miller, 4x400 relay - 3. Woods/Davies/Christopher/Miller, 4:18.88 1:02.02; 4. Allyson Woods, 1:02.61; 6. Ciara Davies, 1:03.65 High jump - 1. Tori VanVelzen, 5-1; 5. Sydney Burgardt, 4-5 800 meters - 4. Miranda Kruiswyk, 2:23.48; 9. Sarah Steffensmeier, Long jump - 3. Holly Forrester, 15-4.25; 5. Landry Luhring, 14-10; 2:32.85; 10. Nicole May, 2:33.13; Madelyn Soupir, DNF 6. Rebekah Beard, 14-7.75; 7. Yuan Bank, 14-5.75 1,500 meters - 1. Miranda Kruiswyk, 4:57.60 Triple jump - 1. Holly Forrester, 36-9; 4. Rebekah Beard, 33-3; 5. 5,000 meters - 10. Rayanne Dally, 21:57.02; 12. Jenna Murray, Yuan Bank, 32-3.50 22:13.02 Shot put - 2. Emily Burt, 41-11.25; 7. Kaeleigh De Waard, 37-4.50; 100 hurdles - 3. Kiki Pingel, 16.07; 4. Mary Gray, 16.11; 5. Whitney 8. Lexi Engen, 32-4.25; 9. Aiyana Rouse, 26-11.25 Burgardt, 16.64; 6. Krissa Larson, 17.32; 9. Alaena Pelzer, 18.50 Discus throw - 3. Gillian Streit, 139-0; 4. Kennedy Morris, 136-5; 400 hurdles - 3. Lynzie Miller, 1:07.44 5. Emily Burt, 126-4; 8. Lillian Smithson, 108-5; 9. Madison 4x100 relay - 1. Woods/Forrester/Christopher/Miller, 50.30 Stephenson, 106-6; 10. Lexi Engen, 92-6 High jump - 1. Tori VanVelzen, 5-1; Sydney Burgardt, NH Hammer throw - 2. Kennedy Morris, 151-9; 5. Emily Burt, 142- Long jump - 6. Landry Luhring, 15-0 9; 7. Lillian Smithson, 125-8; 10. Aiyana Rouse, 108-3; 11. Triple jump - 1. Holly Forrester, 36-5; 4. Rebekah Beard, 34-0; 7. Madison Stephenson, 106-6; Kaeleigh De Waard, FOUL Yuan Bank, 31-4.5 Javelin throw - 3. Kennedy Morris, 95-5; 5. Krissa Larson, 93-0; 6. Shot put - 2. Emily Burt, 42-0.5; 4. Kaeleigh De Waard, 37-5.25; 9. Lexi Engen, 85-1 Lexi Engen, 30-6.5; 10. Aiyana Rouse, 26-7 ______Discus throw - 1. Kennedy Morris, 135-8; 3. Gillian Streit, 130-0; Jim Dutcher Memorial Classic 4. Lillian Smithson, 126-3; 6. Emily Burt, 120-6; 8. Madison April 19-20 Stephenson, 98-10; 9. Lexi Engen, 97-10 Papik Field Hammer throw - 3. Emily Burt, 134-3; 4. Kennedy Morris, 133-4; Doane University 5. Lillian Smithson, 129-8; 9. Kaeleigh De Waard, 121-7; 11. Crete, Neb. Madison Stephenson, 108-0; 12. Aiyana Rouse, 88-5 ______No team scores Bryan Clay Invitational April 17-19 Central’s individual results Cougar Stadium Heptathlon- Azusa Pacific University 3. Kiki Pingel Mark Points Azusa, Calif. 100 hurdles 15.92 724 High jump 4-11 621 No team scores Shot put 32-2.25 517 200 meters 26.66 740 Central’s individual results Long jump 16-6 567 5,000 meters - Miranda Kruiswyk, 17:48.51 Javelin throw 90-5 430 1,500 meters - 143. Miranda Kruiswyk, 4:55.37 800 meters 2:21.50 803 ______Total 4,402 Central/Nebraska Wesleyan/Simpson Triangular April 19 4. Mary Gray Mark Points Greeno Track 100 hurdles 15.51 775 Nebraska Wesleyan University High jump 4-11 621 Lincoln, Neb. Shot put 34-2.25 557 200 meters 27.48 672 Team results Long jump 16-2.25 540 1. Nebraska Wesleyan, 176; 2. Central, 112; 3. Simpson, 81 Javelin throw 96-4 464 800 meters 2:26.78 734 Total 4,363
220 Women’s track and field ______200 meters - 6. Allyson Woods, 27.03; 7. Sarah Christopher, 27.06; Drake Relays 16. Rebekah Beard, 28.60; 18. Holly Forrester, 28.95; 21. Landry April 24-27 Luhring, 29.27; 22. Yuan Bank, 29.54 Drake Stadium 400 meters - 1. Sarah Christopher, 1:01.33 Drake University 1,500 meters - 3. Miranda Kruiswyk, 5:06.46; 7. Sarah Steffensmeier, Des Moines, Iowa 5:21.72; 15. Madelyn Soupir, 5:40.19; 19. Jenna Murray, 5:52.62 400 hurdles - 2. Lynzie Miller, 1:05.52; 8. Teylor Rindone, 1:14.42 No team scores 4x100 relay - 3. Woods/Forrester/Christopher/Miller, 49.98 Long jump - 5. Holly Forrester, 15-11.50; 9. Yuan Bank, 14-7.25; 10. Central’s individual results Landry Luhring, 14-6.50; Rebekah Beard, FOUL 4x100 relay - 25. Woods/Forrester/Christopher/Miller, 49.91 Shot put - 4. Emily Burt, 38-5.50; 8. Kaeleigh De Waard, 36-2.75; 4x200 relay - 24. Woods/Christopher/Miller/Larson, 1:47.30 13. Lexi Engen, 30-5.75; 15. Aiyana Rouse, 28-0.75 4x400 relay - 26. Pingel/Christopher/Miller/Gray. 3:59.95 Discus throw - 2. Gillian Streit, 134-1; 3. Kennedy Morris, 133-11; 5. 1600 sprint medley relay - 17. Woods/Larson/Pingel/Kruiswyk, 4:18.50 Emily Burt, 127-2; 8. Lillian Smithson, 111-10; 11. Madison Shuttle hurdle relay - 11. W. Burgardt/Larson/Pingel/Gray, 1:05.18 Stephenson, 99-4; 13. Lexi Engen, 92-8 ______Hammer throw - 2. Kennedy Morris, 163-10; 4. Emily Burt, 145-3; Kip Janvrin Open 6. Kaeleigh De Waard, 134-10; 10. Lillian Smithson, 127-1; 13. April 26 Madison Stephenson, 117-1; 15. Aiyana Rouse, 113-1 Bill Buxton Stadium Javelin throw - 5. Lexi Engen, 97-4 Simpson College ______Indianola, Iowa American Rivers Conference Championships May 9-11 No team scores Clark Field Coe College Central’s individual results Cedar Rapids, Iowa 100 meters - 29. Landry Luhring, 13.83; 34. Yuan Bank, 13.98; 38. Alaena Pelzer, 14.69 Team results 800 meters - 31. Sarah Steffensmeier, 2:34.89; 32. Madelyn Soupir, 2:35.86 1. Wartburg, 188.5; 2. Nebraska Wesleyan, 188; 3. Loras, 161; 5,000 meters - 39. Jenna Murray, 21:08.41; 41. Rayanne Dally, 22:11.75 4. Dubuuqe, 157.5; 5. Central, 68; 6. Luther, 43; 7. Buena Vista, 20; 8. 100 hurdles - 25. Alaena Pelzer, 18.10 Coe, 17; 9. Simpson, 13 400 hurdles - 17. Teylor Rindone, 1:16.30 High jump - 3. Tori VanVelzen, 5-5; 19. Sydney Burgardt, 4-7 Central’s individual results Long jump - 26. Landry Luhring, 14-6 100 meters (prelims) - 11. Allyson Woods, 12.66 Triple jump - 6. Holly Forrester, 36-7.75; 13. Rebekah Beard, 33-9.50; 200 meters (prelims) - 17. Allyson Woods, 26.57; 30. Landry 19. Yuan Bank, 31-2.50 Luhring, 28.80 Discus throw - 6. Kennedy Morris, 133-4; 12. Gillian Streit, 123-5; 13. 400 meters (prelims) - 11. Sarah Christopher, 1:01.19 Emily Burt, 19. Lexi Engen, 102-3; 21. Madison Stephenson, 1,500 meters - 10. Miranda Kruiswyk, 4:53.70; 24. Sarah Steffensmeier, 100-9; 22. Lillian Smithson, 99-10 5:27.13 Hammer throw - 5. Kennedy Morris, 146-3; 12. Emily Burt, 134-4; 5,000 meters - 7. Miranda Kruiswyk, 18:13.16; 22. Jenna Murray, 19. Lillian Smithson, 123-10; 22. Kaeleigh De Waard, 114-3; 21:43.53; 23. Rayanne Dally, 21:43.53 25. Madison Stephenson, 100-3; 26. Aiyana Rouse, 99-2 10,000 meters - 17. Jenna Murray, 45:14.84 Shot put - 2. Emily Burt, 41-2.50; 13. Kaeleigh De Waard, 35-1.75; 100 hurdles (prelims) - 14. Whitney Burgardt, 16.23; 18. Alaena 21. Aiyana Rouse, 29-4.75; 22. Lexi Engen, 28-10.50 Pelzer, 17.80 ______400 hurdles (prelims) - 6. Kiki Pingel, 1:05.69; 8. Lynzie Miller, Monmouth Fighting Scot Invitational 1:06.06; 16. Mary Gray, 1:10.26; 21. Teylor Rindone, 1:14.19 May 4 400 hurdles (finals) - 5. Kiki Pingel, 1:05.05; 7. Lynzie Miller, 1:05.42 April Zorn Memorial Stadium 4x100 relay - 3. Woods/Forrester/Christopher/Miller, 49.50 Monmouth College 4x400 relay - 4. Pingel/Christopher/Miller/Gray, 3:59.72 Monmouth, Illinois 4x800 relay - 7. May/Stefffensmeier/Soupir/Kruiswyk, 9:59.46 High jump - 1. Tori VanVelzen, 5-4.25; 9. Courtney Kruthoff, 5-0.25; Team results 15. Sydney Burgardt, 4-6.25 1. Monmouth (Ill.), 205; 2. Grinnell, 110; 3. Central, 91; 4. Illinois Long jump - 12. Holly Forrester, 15-11; 19. Rebekah Beard, 15-3.5; College, 89; 5. Lincoln (Ill.), 67; 6. Knox (Ill.), 22; 7. William Woods 22. Landry Luhring, 14-10.75 (Mo.), 19; 8. New York Athletic Club, 10 Triple jump - 4. Holly Forrester, 36-2.75; 13. Rebekah Beard, 33-6.5; 15. Yuan Bank, 32-9.5 Central’s individual results Shot put - 8. Emily Burt, 40-3.25; 17. Kaeleigh De Waard, 37-2.5; 100 meters - 5. Allyson Woods, 12.87; 13. Holly Forrester, 13.51; 18. 24. Lexi Engen, 30-2.25; 27. Aiyana Rouse, 30-3.25 Rebekah Beard, 13.81; 19. Teylor Rindone, 14.22; 20. Landry Discus throw - 10. Kennedy Morris, 123-11; 11. Emily Burt, 120-9; Luhring, 14.26; 23. Yuan Bank, 14.47 13. Gillian Streit, 119-7; 18. Lilly Smithson, 113-4
Women’s track and field 221 Hammer throw - 2. Kennedy Morris, 157-4; 8. Emily Burt, 143-10; NCAA Division III Championships 12. Lilly Smithson, 135-11; 16. Kaeleigh De Waard, 131-3; May 23-25 Javelin throw - 6. Kennedy Morris, 109-8; 18. Lexi Engen, 91-1 Spire Institute Heptathlon- University of Mount Union 1. Mary Gray Mark Points Geneva, Ohio 100 hurdles 15.20 815 High jump 4-7.75 534 Team results Shot put 34-6.75 564 1. Loras, 53; 2. Washington-St. Louis (Mo.) 49; 3. (tie) George 200 meters 26.95 716 Fox (Ore.), 36; Johns Hopkins (Md.), 36; 5. Nebraska Wesleyan, 33; 6. Long jump 16-5.25 562 Wheaton (Ill.), 24; 7. Emory (Ga.), 29; 8. Chicago (Ill.), 9. Dubuque, Javelin throw 71-7 323 24; 10. Williams (Mass.), 23; 11. Centre (Ky.), 20; 12. (tie) Redlands 800 meters 2:27.58 724 (Calif.), 18; Whitworth (Wash.), 18; 14. (tie) Geneseo (N.Y.), 16; Total 4,238 Wis.-Eau Claire, 16; Bridgewater St. (Mass.), 16; 17. Wis. - Stevens Point ,15; 18. (tie) Messiah (Pa.), 13; Brandeis (Mass.), 13; Carthage 2. Kiki Pingel Mark Points (Wis.), 13; 21. Case Western (Ohio), 12; Rhode Island College, 12; 23. 100 hurdles 15.85 733 (tie) Grinnell, 10; Middlebury (Vt.), 10; Pacific (Ore.), 10; Concordia - High jump 4-9 566 Chicago, 10; Southern Maine, 10; Ohio Wesleyan, 10; Linfield (Ore.), Shot put 32-4.75 521 10; Wis. - Oshkosh, 10; 31. (tie) St. Thomas (Minn.), 9; Trinity (Ct.), 200 meters 26.94 717 9; 33. (tie) Gwynedd-Mercy (Pa.), 8; Baldwin-Wallace (Ohio), 8; Bates Long jump 16-9.75 592 (Maine), 8; Stevens (N.J.), 8; 37. (tie) Marietta (Ohio), 7; Wis. - La Javelin throw 79-7 369 Crosse, 7; Rowan (N.J.), 7; 40. (tie) Carroll (Wis.), 6; Coast Guard 800 meters 2:26.88 732 (Ct.), 6; Bowdoin (Maine), 6; Calvin (Mich.), 6; Trinity (Texas), 6; Total 4,230 Pomona - Pitzer (Calif.), 6; 46. Pacific Lutheran (Wash.), 5.50; 47. (tie) Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (Calif.), 5; Hamline (Minn.), 5; Springfield 6. Krissa Larson Mark Points (Mass.), 5; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 5; Aurora (Ill.), 5; 100 hurdles 16.65 637 Macalaster (Minn.), 5; Westfield State (Mass.), 5; Bethel (Minn.), 5; High jump 4-2 379 55. (tie) Mary Washington (Va.), 4; Rochester Insitute of Technology Shot put 31-6 503 (N.Y.), 4; Smith (Mass.), 4; Otterbein (Ohio), 4; 59. RPI, 3.50; 50. 200 meters 27.41 678 (tie) Amherst (Mass.), 3; Colby (Maine), 3; Oberlin (Ohio), 3; Adrian Long jump 15-1.25 454 (Mich.), 3; La Verne (Calif.), 3; Wellesley, 3; 66. (tie) Occidental (Calif.), Javelin throw 97-3 470 2; Penn State - Harrisburg, 2; The College of New Jersey, 2; Mount 800 meters 2:39.91 574 Union (Ohio), 2; Bridgewater (Va.), 2; Trine (Ind.), 2; Plattsburgh State Total 3,695 (N.Y.), 2; Wis. - Whitewater, 2; Stevenson (Md.), 2; 75. (tie) Brockport ______State (N.Y.), 1; Rochester (N.Y.), 1; Swarthmore (Pa.), 1; Cortland State Augustana Twilight Qualifier (N.Y.), 1; CCNY, 1; Earlham (Ind.), 1 May 16 Paul Olsen Track Central’s individual results Augustana College Shot put - 21. Emily Burt, 40-11.5 Rock Island, Ill. Discus throw - 19. Gillian Streit, 126-10
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Central’s individual results 100 meters - 8. Allyson Woods, 12.64 200 meters - 6. Allyson Woods, 26.38; 13. Lynzie Miller, 28.30 400 meters - 5. Sarah Christopher, 1:00.83 400 hurdles - 3. Lynzie Miller, 1:04.74 High jump - 4. Tori VanVelzen, 5-2.25 Triple jump - 2. Holly Forrester, 37-2.5 Shot put - 12. Emily Burt, 40-5 Discus throw - 1. Gillian Streit, 143-1; 13. Kennedy Morris, 127-5 Hammer throw - 7. Kennedy Morris, 160-1 ______
222 Women’s track and field 2018-19 individual honors Indoor Outdoor USTFCCCA all-Central Region performers USTFCCCA all-Central Region performers Holly Forrester triple jump (4th) Emily Burt shot put Mary Gray pentathlon (2nd); 60 hurdles (5th) Holly Forrester triple jump Courtney Kruthoff high jump (2nd) Mary Gray heptathlon Kennedy Morris weight throw (4th) Kiki Pingel heptathlon Kiki Pingel pentathlon (4th) Tori Van Velzen high jump
All-American Rivers Conference performers All-American Rivers Conference performers Mary Gray pentathlon (1st) Mary Gray heptathlon (1st) Courtney Kruthoff high jump (1st) Kennedy Morris hammer throw (2nd) Kennedy Morris weight throw (2nd) Kiki Pingel heptathlon (2nd) Kiki Pingel pentathlon (2nd) Tori Van Velzen high jump (1st) Tori Van Velzen high jump (3rd) A-R-C outdoor field events athlete of the week A-R-C indoor field events athlete of the week Gillian Streit, April 1 Courtney Kruthoff, Dec. 3 2018-19 academic and team awards Academic awards Team awards
USTFCAA all-Academic Most Valuable Performer -- Mary Gray Emily Burt, biology, 3.38 Most Valuable Freshman -- Miranda Kruiswyk Mary Gray, business management, 3.41 Most Improved Performer -- Emily Burt Courtney Kruthoff, psychology, 3.81 Dutch Spirit Award -- Lynzie Miller, Kiki Pingel Kiki Pingel, exercise science, 3.75 2018-19 captains -- Mary Gray, Kennedy Morris, Rachel Peter Tori VanVelzen, psychology, 3.40 2019-20 captains -- Mary Gray, Kennedy Morris
Academic all-American Rivers Conference Holly Forrester, exercise science, 3.80 Courtney Kruthoff, psychlogy, 3.81 Alaena Pelzer, elementary education, 3.70 Rachel Peter, music education-vocal, 3.80 Kiki Pingel, exercise science, 3.75 Sarah Salas, exercise science, 3.89 Sarah Steffensmeier, elementary education, 3.62
Women’s track and field 223 2018-19 season bests Indoor Outdoor 60-meter dash: 8.07, Allyson Woods 100-meter dash: 12.64, Allyson Woods 200-meter dash: 26.63, Allyson Woods 200-meter dash: 26.36, Allyson Woods 400-meter dash: 1:00.74, Lynzie Miller 400-meter dash: 1:00.83, Sarah Christopher 600-meter dash: 1:42.41^, Mary Gray 800-meter run: 2:21.50, Kiki Pingel 800-meter dash: 2:25.22, Kiki Pingel 1,500-meter run: 4:53.70, Miranda Kruiswyk 1,000-meter run: 3:26.03, Sarah Steffensmeier 3,000-meter run: 13:00.51, Rayanne Dally Mile run: 5:14.40, Miranda Kruiswyk 5,000-meter run: 17:48.51, Miranda Kruiswyk 3,000-meter run: 10:29.34, Miranda Kruiswyk 10,000-meter run: 45:15.84, Jenna Murray 5,000-meter run: 18:18.85, Miranda Kruiswyk 100-meter hurdles: 15.51, Mary Gray 60-meter hurdles: 9.16, Mary Gray 400-meter hurdles: 1:04.74, Lynzie Miller 4x200-meter relay: 1:47.15 (Woods/Miller/Christopher/Forrester) 3,000-meter steeplechase: N/A 4x400-meter relay: 4:03.92 (Pingel/Christopher/Miller/Gray) 4x100-meter relay: 49.50 (Woods/Forrester/Christopher/ 4x800-meter relay: 10:20.97 (Steffensmeier/Kruiswyk/Peter/Beard) Miller) Distance medley relay: 14:03.03 (Steffensmeier/Larson/ 4x200-meter relay: 1:33.70 (Woods/Christopher/Miller/ Salas/Peter) Larson) Long jump: 17-0.75, Mary Gray 4x400-meter relay: 3:59.72 (Pingel/Christopher/Miller/Gray) Triple jump: 36-5, Holly Forrester 4x800-meter relay: 9:59.46 (May/Steffensmeier/Soupir/Kruiswyk) High jump: 5-6.5, Courtney Kruthoff 4x1600-meter relay: N/A Pole vault: 7-6.5, Whitney Burgardt Sprint medley relay: N/A Shot put: 42-7.5, Emily Burt Distance medley relay: N/A Weight throw: 55-4.75, Kennedy Morris Long jump: 16-9.75, Kiki Pingel Pentathlon: 3,352, Mary Gray Triple jump: 37-2.5, Holly Forrester High jump: 5-5, Tori Van Velzen $Denotes a new school record Pole vault: N/A ^Denotes a time contested on an oversized, undersized, or Shot put: 44-4.75, Emily Burt banked track. All times are absolute Discus throw: 145-2, Gillian Streit Hammer throw: 163-10, Kennedy Morris Javelin throw: 115-0, Kennedy Morris Heptathlon: 4,160, Mary Gray
224 Women’s track and field Returning letterwinners
Rebekah Beard So., multi-events Conference indoor results Geneseo, Ill./Geneseo HS 2018: 6th, triple jump 2019: 4th, triple jump; 4th, 4x200 relay Career indoor bests 60 meters - 8.75 200 meters - 29.53 Conference outdoor results 800 meters - 2:44.87 60 hurdles - 11.57 2019: 4th, triple jump; 5th, 4x100 relay High jump - 4-10.25 Long jump - 16-5.25 Triple jump - 33-9.25 Shot put- 25-7.25 Awards/honors Pentathlon - 1,950 Two varsity letters Academic All-Conference (2019) Career outdoor bests USTFCCCA All-Central Region (2019 indoor/outdoor) 100 meters - 13.81 200 meters - 28.37 Conference indoor field events performer of the week (Dec. 800 meters - 2:47.51 100 hurdles - 19.94 10, 2017) High jump - 4-6 Long jump - 15-6.25 ——————————————————————— Triple jump - 34-0 Shot put - 22-3.50 Mary Gray Javelin throw - 75-6 Heptathlon - 2,967 Jr., Multi-events West Des Moines, Iowa/Waukee HS Conference indoor results 2019: 6th, 4x800 relay; 8th, long jump Career indoor bests 600 meters - 1:42.41^ 800 meters - 2:25.86 Awards/honors 60 hurdles - 9.16 High jump - 4-10.25 One varsity letter Long jump - 17-0.75 Shot put - 33-6 ——————————————————————— Pentathlon - 3,352 Emily Burt Sr., Throws Career outdoor bests Freeport, Ill./Freeport HS 200 meters - 26.95 400 meters - 1:01.53 800 meters - 2:25.58 100 hurdles - 15.20 Career indoor bests 400 hurdles - 1:05.60 High jump - 4-11 Shot put - 42-7.5 Weight throw - 51-9.75 Long jump - 16-5.25 Shot put - 34-6.75 Javelin throw - 109-2 Heptathlon - 4,363 Career outdoor bests Shot put - 44-4.75 Discus throw - 130-1 Conference indoor results Hammer throw - 145-3 Javelin throw - 81-7 2018: 1st, pentathlon; 4th, 60 hurdles; 4th, 4x400 relay 2019: 1st, pentathlon; 4th, 4x400 relay; 6th, 60 hurdles Awards/honors Three varsity letters Conference outdoor results USTFCCCA all-Academic (2019) 2018: 1st, heptathlon; 4th, 4x400 relay USTFCCCA All-Central Region (2019 indoor) 2019: 1st, heptathlon; 4th, 4x400 relay Most Improved Performer Award (2019) NCAA indoor results Conference indoor results 2019: 17th, pentathlon 2019: 7th, shot put Awards/honors Two varsity letters Conference outdoor results USTFCCCA all-Academic (2018, 2019) 2019: 8th, shot put; 8th, hammer throw USTFCCCA all-Central Region (2018 indoor/outdoor; 2019 indoor/outdoor) NCAA outdoor results All-Conference (2018 indoor/outdoor; 2019 indoor/outdoor) 2019: 21st, shot put Conference indoor track events performer of the week ——————————————————————— (Dec. 10, 2017) Holly Forrester Most Valuable Freshman Award (2018) Jr., Jumps/sprints Most Valuable Performer Award (2019) Center Point, Iowa/Center Point-Urbana HS Captain (2018-19; 2019-20) ——————————————————————— Career indoor bests Courtney Kruthoff 60 meters - 8.39 200 meters - 28.36 Jr., Jumps Long jump - 16-7.25 Triple jump - 36-5 Erie, Ill./Erie HS
Career outdoor bests Career indoor bests 100 meters - 13.51 200 meters - 28.90 60 meters - 8.66 400 meters - 1:04.89 Long jump - 16-8.5 Triple jump - 37-2.5 800 meters - 2:41.15 60 hurdles - 10.48
Women’s track and field 225 High jump - 5-6.5 Long jump - 16-11.5 Shot put - 29-8 Pentathlon - 2,923 Career outdoor bests 800 meters - 2:33.13 1500 meters - 5:23.96 Career outdoor bests 200 meters - 27.73 400 meters - 1:05.74 Conference outdoor results 800 meters - 2:44.60 100 hurdles - 17.61 2019: 7th, 4x800 relay High jump - 5-1.75 Long jump - 16-5.25 Shot put - 27-1 Javelin throw - 90-1 Awards/honors Heptathlon - 3,807 One varsity letter ——————————————————————— Conference indoor results Lauren Moll 2018: 3rd, high jump; 3rd, pentathlon Sr., Distance 2019: 1st, high jump Faribault, Minn./Faribault HS
Conference outdoor results Career indoor bests 2018: 4th, high jump; 4th, heptathlon 800 meters - 2:28.02 1,000 meters - 3:14.39^ Mile - 5:35.41 3,000 meters - 11:27.55 NCAA indoor results 2019: 16th, high jump Career outdoor bests 800 meters - 2:29.06 1,500 meters - 5:05.84 Awards/honors 3,000 meters - 12:45.36 3,000 steeplechase - 11:59.48 Two varsity letters USTFCCCA all-Academic (2018, 2019) Conference indoor results Academic All-Conference (2019) 2017: 6th, 4x800 relay; 8th, distance medley relay USTFCCCA all-Central Region (2018 indoor; 2019 indoor) 2018: 4th, distance medley relay; 5th, 4x800 relay All-Conference (2018 indoor; 2019 indoor) Conference indoor field events performer of the week (Dec. Conference outdoor results 3, 2018) 2017: 7th, 4x800 relay ————————s——————————————— 2018: 6th, 4x800 relay Krissa Larson So., Multi-events Awards/honors Waverly, Iowa/Waverly-Shell Rock HS Two varsity letters Most Valuable Freshman Award (2017) Career indoor bests Captain (2018-19 400 meters - 1:06.26 800 meters - 2:48.46 ——————————————————————— 60 hurdles - 9.99 High jump - 4-9 Kennedy Morris Long jump - 15-7.5 Shot put - 29-6.5 Jr., Throws Pentathlon - 2,511 Earlham, Iowa/Earlham HS
Career indoor bests Career outdoor bests Weight throw - 55-4.75 200 meters - 27.15 800 meters - 2:39.91 100 hurdles - 16.65 High jump - 4-4.75 Career outdoor bests Long jump - 15-7 Shot put - 31-6 Discus throw - 143-0 Hammer throw - 163-10 Javelin throw - 102-0 Heptathlon - 3,695 Javelin throw - 115-0
Conference indoor results Conference indoor results 2019: 8th, pentathlon 2019: 2nd, weight throw
Conference outdoor results Conference outdoor results 2019: 6th, heptathlon 2018: 6th, discus throw; 6th, hammer throw 2019: 2nd, hammer throw; 6th, javelin throw Awards/honors One varsity letter NCAA indoor results ——————————————————————— 2019: 13th, weight throw Nicole May Jr., Mid-Distance Awards/honors Parkersburg, Iowa/Aplington-Parkersburg HS Two varsity letters USTFCCCA All-Central Region (2019 indoor) Career indoor bests All-Conference (2019 indoor/outdoor) 600 meters - 1:54.73 Captain (2018-19; 2019-20)
226 Women’s track and field ——————————————————————— Awards/honors Kiki Pingel One varsity letter Jr., Multi-events Academic All-Conference (2018, 2019) Pella, Iowa/Pella HS ——————————————————————— Lilly Smithson Career indoor bests Sr., Throws 400 meters - 1:00.78 600 meters - 1:42.76^ Redfield, Iowa/West Central Valley HS 800 meters - 2:25.22 60 hurdles - 9.60 High jump - 5-0.5 Long jump - 16-5.75 Career indoor bests Shot put - 31-10.25 Pentathlon - 3,144 Weight throw - 42-5.5
Career outdoor bests Career outdoor bests 200 meters - 26.66 800 meters - 2:21.50 Discus throw - 126-3 Hammer throw - 135-11 100 hurdles - 15.85 400 hurdles - 1:04.77 High jump - 4-11 Long jump - 16-9.75 Awards/honors Shot put - 32-4.75 Javelin throw - 90-5 Two varsity letters Heptathlon - 4,402 ——————————————————————— Maddie Soupir Conference indoor results So., Mid-distance 2018: 2nd, pentathlon; 4th, 4x400 relay Omaha, Neb./Platteview HS 2019: 2nd, pentathlon; 4th, 4x400 relay Career outdoor bests Conference outdoor results 800 meters - 2:34.17 1500 meters - 5:40.19 2018: 3rd, heptathlon; 4th, 400 hurdles; 4th, 4x400 relay 2019: 2nd, heptathlon; 4th, 4x400 relay; 5th, 400-meter Awards/honors hurdles One varsity letter ——————————————————————— Awards/honors Gillian Streit Two varisty letters Jr., Throws USTFCCCA all-Academic (2018, 2019) Manilla, Iowa/Harlan HS Academic All-Conference (2019)) USTFCCCA all-Central Region (2019 indoor/outdoor) Career indoor bests All-Conference (2018 indoor/outdoor; 2019 indoor/outdoor) Shot put - 36-10.5 Weight throw - 36-7.75 Dutch Spirit Award (2019) ——————————————————————— Career outdoor bests Yana Rouse Shot put - 36-8.5 Discus throw - 145-2 Jr., Throws Glendale, Ariz./Ironwood HS Conference outdoor results 2018: 1st, discus throw Career indoor bests Shot put - 32-2.25 Weight throw - 44-8.25 NCAA outdoor results 2019: 19th, discus throw Career outdoor bests Shot put - 30-4.25 Discus throw - 85-7 Awards/honors Hammer throw - 113-1 Two varsity letters All-Conference (2018 outdoor) Awards/honors Conference outdoor track events performer of the week Two varsity letters (April 1, 2018; April 1, 2019) Most Improved Performer Award (2018) ——————————————————————— ——————————————————————— Tori Van Velzen Sarah Salas Jr., Jumps Sr., Distance Norwalk, Iowa/Norwalk Dubuque, Iowa/Hempstead HS Career indoor bests Career indoor bests High jump - 5-3.25 Mile - 6:16.41 3,000 meters - 12:35.53 Career outdoor bests Career outdoor bests High jump - 5-5 800 meters - 2:45.16 1,500 meters - 5:36.25 3,000 meters - 12:28.63 5,000 meters - 20:28.20 Conference indoor results 2018: t-6th, high jump
Women’s track and field 227 2019: 3rd, high jump
Conference outdoor results 2018: 3rd, high jump 2019: 1st, high jump
Awards/honors Two varsity letters USTFCCCA all-Academic (2019) USTFCCCA all-Central Region (2019 outdoor) All-Conference (2018 outdoor; 2019 indoor/outdoor) ——————————————————————— Allyson Woods So., Sprints Milan, Ill./Rockridge HS
Career indoor bests 60 meters - 8.07 200 meters - 26.63 300 meters - 44.87
Career outdoor bests 100 meters - 12.64 200 meters - 26.36 400 meters - 1:02.61
Conference indoor results 2019: 4th, 4x200 relay
Conference outdoor results 2019: 5th, 4x100 relay
Awards/honors Two varsity letters ———————————————————————
228 Women’s track and field All-time records Indoor Outdoor 60-meter dash: 7.59, Abi Davis, 2014 100-meter dash: 11.89, Abi Davis, 2014 and 2016 200-meter dash: 24.92, Felicia Coleman, 2013 200-meter dash: 24.37, Abi Davis, 2014 400-meter dash: 57.06^, Abi Davis, 2016 400-meter dash: 55.79, Nancy Cisar, 1984 600-meter dash: 1:37.57, Allie McBroom, 2015 800-meter run: 2:13.04*, Becky Muhs, 1975 800-meter dash: 2:16.05^, Mackenzie Lauman, 2006 1,500-meter run: 4:37.84*, Cam Ratering, 1981 1,000-meter run: 3:00.63, Mackenzie Lauman, 1980 5,000-meter run: 17:16.65, Angie Berry, 2007 Mile run: 5:03.14*, Cam Ratering, 1980 10,000-meter run: 37:10.34*, Cam Ratering, 1982 3,000-meter run: 10:10.34*, Deb Worden, 1979 100-meter hurdles: 14.39, Meredith Zimmerman, 2015 5,000-meter run: 17:44.93^, Beth Cunningham, 2005 400-meter hurdles: 1:02.19, Lori Sears, 1984 60-meter hurdles: 8.88, Meredith Zimmerman, 2015 3,000-meter steeplechase: 10:48.93, Evie Kammeyer, 2018 200-meter hurdles: 29.34, Raegan Schultz, 2002 4x100-meter relay: 47.27 (Abi Davis, Ashlee Downs, Monica 4x200-meter relay: 1:42.61, (Abigail Davis, Hope Heitman, Ruiz, Hope Heitman), (2016) Ashlee Downs, Monica Ruiz), 2016 4x200-meter relay: 1:41.30 (Rachel Purdy, Emily Teas, 4x400-meter relay: 3:50.45^, (Jill Ziskovksy, Emily Teas, Felicia Coleman, Jill Ziskovsky), 2010 Rachel Purdy, Felicia Coleman), 2011 4x400-meter relay: 3:45.30 (Emily Teas, Jill Ziskovsky, 4x800-meter relay: 9:44.18 (Bramble, Mueller, Saville, Rachel Purdy, Felicia Coleman), 2011 Phipps), 2013 4x800-meter relay: 9:11.14* (Robin Rasmussen, Kim Distance medley relay: 12:29.74*, (Laurie Haddy, LeAnn Lehman, Cam Ratering, Laurie Haddy), 1981 Thomas, Kim Lehman, Cam Ratering), 1981 Sprint medley relay: 4:04.17 (Monica Ruiz, Katie Sunderman, Long jump: 19-4.75, Katie Brees, 2001 Felicia Coleman, Elin Phipps), 2013 Triple jump: 36-10.5 Kim Wilson, 2004 Distance medley relay: 12:16.77 (Holly McKinney, Kate High jump: 5-7, Sandy Schultz, 1979 Patton, Kiki Pingel, Evie Kammeyer), 2018 Pole vault: 10-8, Kim Flaherty, 2006 Shuttle hurdle relay: 1:03.54 (Abby Gonzales, Raegan Shot put: 44-6.75, Chelsey Keller, 2007 Schultz, Suzanne Van Roekel, Lindsay Schultz), 2001 Weight throw: 57-7.5, Lorell Stuht, 2016 Long jump: 19-9.75, Katie Brees, 2000 Pentathlon: 3,560 points, Sandy Schultz, 1979 Triple jump: 37-10, Kim Wilson, 2004 High jump: 5-7.25, Sandy Schultz, 1979 *Denotes a converted time. All times (60-400m) have been Pole vault: 11-3.75, Andrea Meyer, 2006 converted to FAT equivalents for that distance. Shot put: 46-11.75, Morgan Darrow, 2012 ^Denotes a time contested on an oversized, undersized, or Discus throw: 153-6, Jenn Hansen, 2003 banked track. All times are absolute. Hammer throw: 178-2, Morgan Darrow, 2012 Javelin throw: 158-5, Alcia Whisner, 2007 Heptathlon: 4,943 points, Raegan Schultz, 2004
Women’s track and field 229 All-time top indoor performers, by event 60-meter dash 800-meter run No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2014 Abi Davis 7.59 1. 2006 Mackenzie Lauman 2:16.05^ 2. 2013 Felicia Coleman 7.70 2. 2014 Elin Phipps 2:16.20 3. 2016 Ashlee Downs 7.90 3. 2000 Jill Osenbaugh 2:16.28^ 4. 2018 Kate Patton 7.92 4. 2010 Rachelle Tipton 2:20.37 5. 1979 Carla Huddle 7.96* 5. 2011 Jill Ziskovsky 2:21.00 1981 Lisa Broek 7.96* 6. 1979 Cam Ratering 2:21.34* 1982 Meta Obersteller 7.96* 7. 2007 Jess Clark 2:22.23 9. 2000 Katie Brees 7.98* 8. 2015 Kasey Wiedmaier 2:22.42 9. 2016 Hope Heitman 8.04 9. 1978 Pam Griffin 2:22.54* 10. 2016 Monica Ruiz 8.05 10. 1982 Jean Sedlacek 2:23.14*
200-meter dash 1,000-meter run No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2013 Felicia Coleman 24.92 1. 2006 Mackenzie Lauman 3:00.63 2. 2016 Abi Davis 25.11 2. 1980 Cam Ratering 3:01.44* 3. 2016 Hope Heitman 25.67 3. 2014 Elin Phipps 3:02.75 4. 2008 Kari Hutchinson 26.11 4. 2005 Beth Cunningham 3:05.09 5. 2015 Meredith Zimmerman 26.20 5. 2007 Jess Clark 3:05.84 6. 2011 Emily Teas 26.41 6. 2000 Amy Olson 3:07.74* 7. 2002 Katie Button 26.53 7. 1978 Pam Griffin 3:09.14* 8. 2019 Ally Woods 26.63 8. 1998 Sally Shumaker 3:09.38 9. 2018 Kate Patton 26.69 9. 2004 Heidi Rathje 3:11.51 10. 2016 Ashlee Downs 26.69^ 10. 2016 Holly McKinney 3:11.84
400-meter dash Mile run No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2016 Abi Davis 57.06^ 1. 1980 Cam Ratering 5:03.14* 2. 2017 Hope Heitman 57.75 2. 2018 Evie Kammeyer 5:09.34 3. 2015 Allie McBroom 58.04 3. 2014 Elin Phipps 5:12.05 4. 2008 Kari Hutchinson 58.33 4. 2016 Holly McKinney 5:13.10 5. 2013 Felicia Coleman 58.50 5. 2005 Jill Rozendaal 5:13.83 6. 2016 Ashlee Downs 58.54 6. 2019 Miranda Kruiswyk 5:14.40 7. 2009 Emily Teas 58.96 7. 2004 Beth Cunningham 5:16.57* 8. 2015 Camie Kibbee 59.07 8. 2017 Rachel Peter 5:17.00 9. 1977 Julie Halterman 59.69* 9. 2008 Jess Clark 5:17.11 1981 Nancy Cisar 59.69* 10. 2000 Amy Olson 5:18.24*
600-meter run 3,000-meter run No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2015 Allie McBroom 1:37.57 1. 1979 Deb Worden 10:10.34* 2.. 1979 Robin Rasmussen 1:38.64* 2. 2005 Beth Cunningham 10:15.62 3. 2007 Rachelle Tipton 1:39.37 3. 1982 Jackie Schwers 10:27.64* 4. 2015 Camie Kibbee 1:39.73 4. 2019 Miranda Kruiswyk 10:29.34 5. 2016 Abi Davis 1:40.57 5. 2010 Amy Ledvina 10:30.08 6. 2003 Teresa Wauters 1:40.82 6. 2017 Rachel Peter 10:31.05 7. 2006 Steph Hillman 1:41.66 7. 1982 Cam Ratering 10:33.04* 8. 2007 Emily DePenning 1:42.01 8. 2016 Holly McKinney 10:38.72 9. 2000 Jill Osenbaugh 1:42.08 9. 2011 Mel McDermott 10:38.83 10. 2006 Jess Clark 1:42.15 10. 2005 Jill Rozendaal 10:39.52
230 Women’s track and field 5,000-meter run 4x800-meter relay No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athletes Performance 1. 2005 Beth Cunningham 17:44.93^ 1. 2013 M. Bramble/S. Mueller/ 9:44.18 2. 2007 Angie Berry 18:02.22^ E. Saville/E. Phipps 3. 2019 Miranda Kruiswyk 18:18.85 2. 2005 J. Rozendaal/M. Lauman/ 9:46.74 4. 2017 Rachel Peter 18:21.70 L. Risser/B. Cunningham 5. 1982 Kim Lehman 18:25.84* 3. 2008 M. Barkley/M. Von Holten/ 9:49.08 6. 2010 Amy Ledvina 18:32.19 M. Burt/E. Reinhold 7. 2011 Mel McDermott 18:36.31 4. 2015 M. Bramble/A. Arthofer/ 9:50.39 8. 2009 Amber Mayer 18:40.14* K. Foldes/K.Wiedmaier 9. 1979 Deb Worden 18:42.14* 5. 2011 K. Sharp/K. Farriss/ 9:52.12 10. 2018 Evie Kammeyer 18:44.99 M. Von Holten/E. Reinhold
60-meter hurdles Distance medley relay No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athletes Performance 1. 2015 Meredith Zimmerman 8.88 1. 1981 L. Haddy/L. Thomas 12:29.74* 2. 2002 Abby Gonzales 9.01* K.Lehman/C. Ratering 3. 2004 Regan Schultz 9.02* 2. 1982 L. Haddy/J. Sedlacek 12:30.99 4. 2019 Mary Gray 9.16 K. Simon/ J. Schwers 5. 2003 Lindsay Schultz 9.24* 3. 2005 J. Rozendaal/K. Hutchinson 12:36.81 6. 2011 Megan Stoulil 9.31* M. Lauman/B. Cunningham 2013 McKenna Zimmerman 9.31* 4. 2009 A. Ledvina/A. Mosinski 12:37.83 8. 1998 Daniella Grob 9.41* R. Tipton/J. Clark 9. 1978 Jan Melvin 9.46* 5. 2005 K. Hunerdosse/D. Wilkerson 12:44.16 1979 Sandy Schultz 9.46* L. Risser/M. Lauman
4x200-meter relay Long jump No. Year Athletes Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2016 A.Davis/H.Heitman/ 1:42.61 1. 2001 Katie Brees 19-4.75 A. Downs/M.Ruiz 2. 2002 Abby Gonzales 18-9.25 2. 2015 A. Davis/A. McBroom/ 1:43.51 3. 2003 Lindsay Schultz 18-3.75 K. Patton/Me. Zimmerman 4. 2000 Jill Osenbaugh 18-1 3. 2013 M. Nielsen/F. Coleman/ 1:44.57 5. 1990 Steph Schulte 17-11 C. Kibbee/Mc. Zimmerman 6. 1982 Paula Casey 17-9.5 4. 2011 F. Coleman/E. Teas/ 1:44.70 7. 2004 Raegan Schultz 17-9 S. Retz/J. Ziskovsky 8. 1999 Heather Herman 17-7.75 5. 2008 K. Hutchinson/J. Owens/ 1:45.66 9. 2015 Ashlee Downs 17-5.5 E. Teas/J. Ziskovsky 10. 2011 Jill Ziskovsky 17-4.25
4x400-meter relay Triple jump No. Year Athletes Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2011 J. Ziskovsky/E. Teas/ 3:50.45^ 1. 2004 Kim Wilson 36-10.5 R. Purdy/F. Coleman 2. 2019 Holly Forrester 36-5 2. 2015 A. Davis/C. Kibbee/ 3:51.34 3. 2001 Suzanne Van Roekel 34-10 K. Patton/A. McBroom 4. 1990 Steph Schulte 34-3.5 3. 2016 A. Downs/M. Ruiz/ 3:53.51 5. 2006 Andrea Meyer 34-2 H. Heitman/A. Davis 6. 1999 Heather Herman 34-0.75 4. 2008 E. Teas/K. Hutchinson/ 3:53.68^ 7. 2006 Jenny Owens 33-10.25 J. Ziskovsky/R. Tipton 8. 2019 Rebekah Beard 33-9.25 5. 2010 J. Ziskovsky/E. Teas/ 3:57.35^ 9. 2010 Alicia Dusenbury 33-9.25 S. Retz/F. Coleman 10. 2014 McKenna Zimmerman 33-8.25
Women’s track and field 231 High jump Weight throw No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 1979 Sandy Schultz 5-7 1. 2016 Lorell Stuht 57-7.5 2. 2019 Courtney Kruthoff 5-6.5 2. 2019 Kennedy Morris 55-4.75 2. 1980 Jeanette Brown 5-6 3. 2011 Morgan Darrow 52-4.5 3. 2012 Caitlin Wilson 5-5.25 4. 2019 Emily Burt 51-9.75 4. 2015 Hillary Hotz 5-5 5. 2007 Alicia Whisner 50-5.25 5 1994 Angie Putrah 5-4.5 2013 Jess Fevold 50-5.25 1997 Kristen Van Rooyan 5-4.5 7. 2011 Jesseka Kaldenberg 47-5.25 2006 Katie Pederson 5-4.5 8. 2019 Kaeleigh De Waard 46-1.25 9. 2010 Jill Ziskovsky 5-4.25 9. 2007 Chelsey Keller 45-11.75 10. 1982 Jan Sedlacek 5-3.75 10. 2006 Alex Costigan 45-9.75
Pole vault Pentathlon No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2004 Kim Flaherty 10-8 1. 1979 Sandy Schultz 3,560 2006 Andrea Meyer 10-2 2. 2004 Raegan Schultz 3,458 3. 2002 Trish Blanchard 10-0 3. 2011 Jill Ziskovsky 3,354 4. 2012 Liz Hasenmiller 9-0.25 4. 2019 Mary Gray 3,352 2013 Maddy Frehe 9-0.25 5. 2012 Caitlin Wilson 3,352 6. 2006 Justice Weaver 8-8.25 6. 2005 Dana Wilkerson 3,335 7. 2001 Dorice Hankemeier 8-6 7. 2004 Lindsay Schultz 3,229 8. 2013 Eva LaVelle 8-0.5 8. 2010 Carissa Bentz 3,228 2015 Emma Drees 8-0.5 9. 2017 Emma Drees 3,200 10. 2016 Whitney Burgardt 7-10.75 10. 2008 Kari Hutchinson 3,176
Shot put *Denotes a converted time. All times (60-400m) have been No. Year Athlete Performance converted to FAT equivlants for that distance. 1. 2007 Chelsey Keller 44-6.75 ^Denotes a time contested on an oversized, undersized, or 2. 2011 Morgan Darrow 44-4.75 banked track. All times are absolute. 3. 2003 Jenn Hansen 43-2 4. 2004 Leslie Schmailzl 43-1.75 5. 2009 Rachel Boeke 43-0.25 6. 1986 Melissa Ferguson 42-11.75 7. 2012 Bry Pierce 42-11.5 8. 2019 Emily Burt 42-7.5 9. 1977 JoEllen Mitchell 42-1.75 10. 2007 Alicia Whisner 41-10.75
232 Women’s track and field All-time top outdoor performers, by event
100-meter dash 1,500-meter run No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2016 Abi Davis 11.89 1. 1981 Cam Ratering 4:37.84* 2. 2012 Felicia Coleman 12.11 2. 2018 Evie Kammeyer 4:41.41 3. 1979 Carla Huddle 12.14* 3. 2006 Mackenzie Lauman 4:43.68 4. 1982 Marcie Thurn 12.19 4. 2005 Beth Cunningham 4:44.58 5. 1984 Nancy Cisar 12.22 5. 2018 Holly McKinney 4:44.76 6. 1981 Lisa Broek 12.24* 6. 2013 Elin Phipps 4:45.57 7. 2016 Monica Ruiz 12.33 7. 1982 Jackie Schwers 4:45.74* 8. 2001 Katie Brees 12.39 8. 2005 Jill Rozendaal 4:47.48 9. 2016 Ashlee Downs 12.40 9. 1985 Ingrid Elvebak 4:48.84* 10. 2004 Tasha Harvey 12.43 10. 2015 Molly Bramble 4:50.41
200-meter dash 5,000-meter run No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2014 Abi Davis 24.37 1. 2007 Angie Berry 17:16.65 2. 2013 Felicia Coleman 24.61 2. 2005 Beth Cunningham 17:35.99 3. 1984 Nancy Cisar 24.78 3. 1982 Jackie Schwers 17:36.41 4. 2017 Hope Heitman 24.84 4. 1982 Cam Ratering 17:43.13 5. 1982 Paula Casey 24.90 5. 2019 Miranda Kruiswyk 17:48.51 6. 1982 Marcie Thurn 25.06 6. 2011 Mel McDermott 17:55.37 7. 2007 Kari Hutchinson 25.11 7. 1981 Deb Worden 17:59.44* 8. 1979 Carla Huddle 25.14* 8. 1991 Teresa Newcomb 17:59.54 9. 2011 Jill Ziskovsky 25.20 9. 1982 Kim Lehman 18:06.54* 10. 2004 Tasha Harvey 25.26 10. 2016 Holly McKinney 18:10.57
400-meter dash 10,000-meter run No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 1984 Nancy Cisar 55.79 1. 1982 Cam Ratering 37:10.34* 2. 1979 Julie Halterman 55.84* 2. 2005 Beth Cunningham 37:17.67 3. 2017 Hope Heitman 55.92 3. 2011 Mel McDermott 37:26.04 4. 2016 Abi Davis 56.23 4. 2010 Amber Mayer 37:32.72 5. 2016 Ashlee Downs 56.52 5. 2010 Angie Berry 37:46.38 6. 2015 Allie McBroom 56.85 6. 1991 Teresa Newcomb 38:42.14* 7. 2011 Jill Ziskovsky 57.15 7. 1981 Deb Worden 38:43.84* 8. 2007 Kari Hutchinson 57.29 8. 1980 Julie Nowlan 39:04.24* 9 2011 Felicia Coleman 57.40 9. 1986 Ingrid Elvebak 39:37.44* 10. 2011 Emily Teas 57.50 10. 2016 Cassidy Gornick 39:45.71
800-meter run 100-meter hurdles No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 1975 Becky Muhs 2:13.04* 1. 2015 Meredith Zimmerman 14.39 2. 2014 Elin Phipps 2:13.97 2. 1986 Lori Sears 14.42 3. 2006 Mackenzie Lauman 2:14.11 3. 2003 Raegan Schultz 14.60 4. 1981 Laurie Haddy 2:14.44* 4. 2002 Abby Gonzales 14.67 5. 2010 Rachelle Tipton 2:15.32 5. 2004 Lindsay Schultz 14.99 6. 1980 Cam Ratering 2:16.04* 6. 2011 Megan Stoulil 15.03 7. 2003 Teresa Wauters 2:16.52 7. 2002 Katie Button 15.09 8. 2001 Jill Osenbaugh 2:17.96 8. 2015 Abby Saladino 15.13 9. 1982 Jean Sedlacek 2:18.44* 9. 2019 Mary Gray 15.20 10. 1982 Kathy Simon 2:19.04* 10. 2011 Caitlin Wilson 15.22
Women’s track and field 233 400-meter hurdles 4x400-meter relay No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athletes Performance 1. 1984 Lori Sears 1:02.19 1. 2011 J. Ziskovsky/E. Teas 3:45.30 2. 2010 Jill Ziskovsky 1:02.83 R. Purdy/F. Coleman 3. 2004 Lindsay Schultz 1:02.86 2. 2016 A. Downs/K. Patton 3:46.94 4. 2015 Meredith Zimmerman 1:04.63 H. Heitman/A. Davis 5. 2019 Lynzie Miller 1:04.74 3. 2015 C. Kibbee/A. McBroom 3:47.77 6. 2018 Kiki Pingel 1:04.77 A. Downs/A. Davis 7. 1979 Robin Rasmussen 1:04.94* 4. 2014 A. McBroom/A. Davis 3:50.71 8. 2007 Chantelle MacVey 1:05.18 C. Kibbee/M. Ruiz 9. 2019 Mary Gray 1:05.60 5. 2008 E. Teas/J. Ziskovsky/ 3:51.04 10. 1984 Beth Thurn 1:05.84* R. Tipton/K. Hutchinson
3,000-meter steeplechase 4x800-meter relay No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athletes Performance 1. 2018 Evie Kammeyer 10:48.93 1. 1981 R. Rasmussen/K. Lehman/ 9:11.14* 2. 2016 Holly McKinney 10:51.99 C. Ratering/L. Haddy 3. 2010 Amy Ledvina 11:12.56 2. 1980 J. Nowlan/B. Wilson/ 9:22.51 4. 2009 Jess Clark 11:14.27 C. Ratering/L. Haddy 5. 2005 Jill Rozendaal 11:17.44* 3. 2014 K. Wiedmaier/S. Mueller/ 9:37.42 6. 2002 Amy Olson 11:35.28 A. Arthofer/M. Bramble 7. 2013 Alyssa Eaves 11:44.79 4. 2012 A. Lamb/E. Saville/ 9:39.46 8. 2015 Andie Arthofer 11:53.92 S. Mueller/K. Sharp 9. 2018 Lauren Moll 11:59.48 5. 1977 J. Hunderdosse/S. Parish 9:40.34* 9. 2010 Mel McDermott 12:05.04 B. Bolt/B. Muhs
4x100-meter relay Distance medley relay No. Year Athletes Performance No. Year Athletes Performance 1. 2016 A. Davis/A.Downs 47.27 1. 2018 H. McKinney/K.Patton 12:16.77 M. Ruiz/H. Heitman K. Pingel/E. Kammeyer 2. 1982 L. Broek/N. Cisar/ 47.43 2. 2007 J. Clark/K. Hutchinson/ 12:18.57 P. Casey/M. Thurn R. Tipton/A. Berry 3. 1983 L. Broek/N. Cisar/ 47.71 3. 2006 Nosbisch/Hillman/ 12:31.66 M. Haan/M. Thurn Clark/Lauman 4. 2015 A. Davis/A. McBroom/ 47.72 4. 2013 Bramble/Beckman/ 12:37.39 M. Ruiz/K. Patton Mueller/Phipps 5. 1981 L. Broek/N. Cisar/ 47.88 5. 2011 Crippen/Lamb/ 12:42.43 C. Huddle/M. Thurn Reinhold/Von Holten
4x200-meter relay Long jump No. Year Athletes Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2011 R. Purdy/E. Teas 1:41.30 1. 2000 Katie Brees 19-9.75 F. Coleman/J. Ziskovsky 2. 1983 Marcie Thurn 19-0.25 2. 2010 J. Ziskovsky/E. Teas 1:42.83 3. 2002 Abby Gonzales 18-10.75 F. Coleman/S. Retz 4. 2000 Jill Osenbaugh 18-8.5 3. 2015 Me. Zimmerman/T. Beckman 1:43.58 5. 1984 Lori Sears 18-4.5 M. Ruiz/R. Engleman 6. 1988 Steph Schulte 18-4.25 4. 2008 J. Owens/K. Hutchinson 1:45.17 7. 1999 Heather Herman 18-2.5 J. Ziskovsky/E. Teas 1980 Paula Casey 18-2.5 5. 2019 A. Woods/S. Christopher 1:47.30 9. 2004 Lindsay Schultz 18-1.5 L. Miller/K. Larson 10. 1993 Jayna Blom 17-11
234 Women’s track and field Triple jump Discus throw No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2004 Kim Wilson 37-10 1 2003 Jenn Hansen 153-6 2. 2019 Holly Forrester 37-2.5 2. 2009 Rachel Boeke 152-2 3. 2002 Suzanne VanRoekel 36-5.5 3. 2019 Gillian Streit 145-2 4. 2006 Andrea Meyer 35-8 4. 2018 Kennedy Morris 143-0 5. 1988 Steph Schulte 35-6 5. 1989 Julie Fortin 142-8 6. 2014 McKenna Zimmerman 35-3.25 6. 1981 Goldie Nicholson 141-9 7. 2000 Stacy Lister 35-3 7. 2007 Ashley M. Feldman 138-9 8. 2000 Jessica Criswell 34-10.25 8. 2004 Leslie Schmailzl 137-7 9. 2010 Alicia Dusenbury 34-7 9. 2016 Lorell Stuht 136-10 2017 Trenetta Blocker 34-7 10. 2005 Alex Costigan 135-9
High jump Hammer throw No. Year Athlete Performance No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 1979 Sandy Schultz 5-7.25 1. 2012 Morgan Darrow 178-2 2. 1980 Jeanette Brown 5-6 2. 2015 Lorell Stuht 175-1 2005 Angie VanderLeest 5-6 3. 2019 Kennedy Morris 163-10 2014 Hillary Hotz 5-6 4. 2003 Jenn Hansen 156-1 5. 1981 Denise Boll 5-5 5. 2007 Chelsey Keller 152-8 1994 Angie Putrah 5-5 6. 2019 Emily Burt 145-3 2001 Dorice Hankenmeier 5-5 7. 2011 Jesseka Kaldenberg 143-11 2012 Caitlin Wilson 5-5 8. 2007 Alicia Whisner 142-11 2019 Tori Van Velzen 5-5 9. 2011 Jess Fevold 140-1 10. 2000 Jill Osenbaugh 5-4.5 10. 2006 Molly Hanson 138-9 2002 Jill Foster 5-4.5 2004 Katie Pederson 5-4.5 Javelin throw 2010 Jill Ziskovsky 5-4.5 No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2007 Alicia Whisner 158-5 Pole vault 2. 2006 Alex Costigan 146-6 No. Year Athlete Performance 3. 2004 Lindsay Schultz 141-0 1. 2006 Andrea Meyer 11-3.75 4. 2004 Raegan Schultz 138-0 2. 2003 Kim Flaherty 11-1.5 5. 1998 Jina Bos 136-5 3. 2002 Trish Blanchard 11-0.25 6. 2007 Steph Hillman 136-2 4. 2007 Justice Weaver 10-6 7. 2014 Whitney Pavlat 132-8 2011 Liz Hasenmiller 10-6 8. 2006 Dana Wilkerson 129-8 6. 2002 Rachel Lenox 9-0.5 9. 1982 Rose Van Egmond 127-11 2010 Ashley L. Feldman 9-0.5 10. 2009 Kelsey Peterson 125-8 2013 Maddy Frehe 9-0.5 9. 2002 Jessica Criswell 9-0.25 Heptathlon 10. 2007 Emily DePenning 8-11.75 No. Year Athlete Performance 1. 2004 Raegan Schultz 4,943 Shot put 2. 2004 Lindsay Schultz 4,835 No. Year Athlete Performance 3. 2011 Jill Ziskovsky 4,758 1. 2012 Morgan Darrow 46-11.75 4. 2006 Dana Wilkerson 4,646 2. 1986 Melissa Ferguson 45-8.5 5. 2011 Caitlin Wilson 4,630 3. 2006 Chelsey Keller 44-6 6. 2002 Katie Button 4,609 4. 2019 Emily Burt 44-4.75 7. 2000 Jill Osenbaugh 4,546 5. 2009 Rachel Boeke 43-11.75 8. 2010 Carissa Bentz 4,532 6. 2007 Alicia Whisner 43-4.25 9. 2002 Abby Gonzales 4,485 7. 2012 Bry Pierce 42-4.75 10. 2007 Kari Hutchinson 4,414 8. 2003 Jenn Hansen 42-2.75 9. 1977 JoEllen Mitchell 42-2.75 *Denotes a converted time. All times (100-400m) have been 10. 2005 Alex Costigan 42-2.5 converted to FAT equivlants for that distance.
Women’s track and field 235 Year-by-year results Year Indoor Conf. Indoor NCAA Outdoor Outdoor Coach State/Conf. NCAA/AIAW 1979 1st Bill Herzog 1980 1st Bob Sackett 1981 1st 5th Jane Kors 1982 No meet 1st Jane Kors 1983 1st 4th Jane Kors 1984 1st 2nd Jane Kors 1985 1st Pam Richards 1986 1st 23rd Pam Richards 1987 1st Pam Richards 1988 2nd Pam Richards 1989 2nd Pam Richards 1990 2nd 50th Pam Richards 1991 4th Mark Heid 1992 4th Bob Sackett 1993 4th Bob Sackett 1994 4th Bob Sackett 1994 6th Bob Sackett 1995 6th Bob Sackett 1996 6th Bob Sackett 1997 6th Bob Sackett 1998 6th 29th Bob Sackett 1999 4th Bob Sackett 2000 4th 37th Kevin Sanger 2001 16th 4th 61st (tie) Kevin Sanger 2002 12th 3rd 21st (tie) Kevin Sanger 2003 4th 2nd 17th Kevin Sanger 2004 3rd 44th (tie) 3rd 14th Kevin Sanger 2005 4th 4th 52nd (tie) Kevin Sanger 2006 3rd 2nd 27th Kevin Sanger 2007 3rd 3rd 25th Kevin Sanger 2008 4th 64th 2nd Kevin Sanger 2009 4th 2nd 58th Joe Dunham 2010 4th 46th (tie) 3rd 49th (tie) Joe Dunham 2011 2nd 24th (tie) 3rd 17th Joe Dunham 2012 3rd 32nd (tie) 2nd 20th (tie) Joe Dunham 2013 3rd 58th (tie) 3rd Joe Dunham 2014 5th 23rd (tie) 4th 16th (tie) Joe Dunham 2015 2nd 13th (tie) 2nd Joe Dunham 2016 3rd 35th (tie) 4th 58th (tie) Joe Dunham 2017 5th 6th Joe Dunham 2018 5th 4th Joe Dunham 2019 5th 5th Brandon Sturman
Note — The state meet was held until 1982, when the Iowa Conference was established. The first NCAA Div. III meet was held in 1982, replacing the AIAW national meet, which was held in 1981.
236 Women’s track and field Conference Outdoor meet team champions 1983 Central 1993 Wartburg 2003 Wartburg 2013 Wartburg 1984 Central 1994 Wartburg 2004 Wartburg 2014 Wartburg 1985 Central 1995 Wartburg 2005 Wartburg 2015 Wartburg 1986 Central 1996 Loras 2006 Wartburg 2016 Wartburg 1987 Central 1997 Luther 2007 Wartburg 2017 Wartburg 1988 Simpson 1998 Loras 2008 Wartburg 2018 Neb. Wesleyan 1989 Simpson 1999 Loras 2009 Wartburg 2019 Wartburg 1990 Simpson 2000 Wartburg 2010 Wartburg 1991 Simpson 2001 Wartburg 2011 Wartburg 1992 Simpson 2002 Wartburg 2012 Wartburg Conference indoor meet team champions 2003 Wartburg 2008 Wartburg 2013 Wartburg 2018 Wartburg 2004 Wartburg 2009 Wartburg 2014 Wartburg 2019 Neb. Wesleyan 2005 Wartburg 2010 Wartburg 2015 Wartburg 2006 Wartburg 2011 Wartburg 2016 Wartburg 2007 Wartburg 2012 Wartburg 2017 Neb. Wesleyan Conference Outdoor MVPs 1984 - Nancy Cisar 2016 - Abi Davis (track) 1985 - Ingrid Elvebak 1986 - Ingrid Elvebak 2008 - Kari Hutchinson Conference Indoor MVPs 2013 - Felicia Coleman (track) 2015 - Abi Davis (track) 2016 - Abi Davis (track) Conference Outdoor Coach of the Year 1984 - Jane Kors 1987 - Pam Richards 1985 - Pam Richards 1986 - Pam Richards
Women’s track and field 237 All-Conference performers
2002 Dana Wilkerson, long jump (3rd); distance medley relay (3rd) Outdoor Outdoor Trish Blanchard, pole vault (2nd) Beth Cunningham, 1500 meters (3rd); 5000 meters (3rd) Katie Button, long jump (1st) Jill Rozendaal, 3000 steeplechase (3rd) Jessica Criswell, high jump (3rd) Angie VanderLeest, high jump (1st) Jill Foster, high jump (1st) Alicia Whisner, javelin throw (3rd) Abby Gonzales, long jump (2nd) Dana Wilkerson, heptathlon (2nd) Amy Olson, 3000 steeplechase (3rd) Raegan Schultz, 100 hurdles (2nd); high jump (2nd); javelin 2006 throw (2nd) Indoor Jess Clark, 4x400 relay (1st); distance medley relay (3rd) 2003 Kim Flaherty, pole vault (3rd) Indoor Steph Hillman, 4x400 relay (1st); 600 meters (3rd); distance Kim Faherty, pole vault (1st) medley relay (3rd) Jen Hansen, shot put (1st) Kari Hutchinson, 4x400 relay (1st) Lindsay Schultz, long jump (1st); 55 hurdles (3rd) Mackenzie Lauman, 1000 meters (1st); distance medley relay (3rd) Raegan Schultz, 55 hurdles (2nd) Andrea Meyer, triple jump (2nd) Outdoor Liz Nosbisch, distance medley relay (3rd) Jen Hanson, shot put (2nd); discus throw (3rd) Katie Pederson, high jump (1st) Lindsay Schultz, heptathlon (2nd); 100 hurdles (3rd); 400 Dana Wilkerson, 4x400 relay (1st) hurdles (3rd); long jump (3rd) Outdoor Raegan Schultz, 100 hurdles (1st); heptathlon (1st); long jump (1st) Alex Costigan, javelin throw (3rd) Angie VanderLeest, high jump (2nd) Kim Flaherty, pole vault (t-2nd) Terea Wauters, 800 meters (2nd) Steph Hillman, javelin throw (1st); heptathlon (3rd) Kim Wilson, triple jump (3rd) Chelsey Keller, shot put (1st) Mackenzie Lauman, 800 meters (3rd); 1500 meters (3rd) 2004 Andrea Meyer, triple jump (2nd); pole vault (t-2nd) Indoor Katie Pederson, high jump (1st) Beth Cunningham, 5000 meters (1st); 3000 meters (2nd) Alicia Whisner, javelin throw (2nd) Kim Flaherty, pole vault (2nd) Dana Wilkerson, heptathlon (1st); high jump (t-2nd); long jump Andrea Meyer, pole vault (3rd) (3rd) Leslie Schmailzl, shot put (3rd) Lindsay Schultz, long jump (2nd) 2007 Raegan Schultz, long jump (1st); 55 hurdles (2nd) Indoor Outdoor Angie Berry, 5000 meters (3rd) Beth Cunningham, 10000 meters (2nd) Jessica Clark, 1000 meters (3rd) Tasha Harvey, 200 meters (1st); 100 meters (2nd); Kari Hutchinson, 4x200 relay (3rd) 4x100 relay (3rd) Angie Latta, 4x200 relay (3rd) Danielle Hutchinson, 4x100 relay (3rd) Chelsey Keller, shot put (2nd) Andrea Meyer, pole vault (2nd) Jenny Owens, 4x200 relay (3rd) Katie Pederson, 4x100 relay (3rd) Rachelle Tipton, 600 meters (3rd), 4x200 relay (3rd) Lindsay Schultz, 100 hurdles (1st); heptathlon (1st); 400 hurdles Outdoor (2nd) Angie Berry, 5000 meters (1st) Raegan Schultz, long jump (3rd); 4x100 relay (3rd) Steph Hillman, javelin throw (3rd) Leslie Schmailzl, discus throw (2nd) Kari Hutchinson, heptathlon (2nd) Angie VanderLeest, high jump (1st) Amy Ledvina, 3000 steeplechase (3rd) Dana Wilkerson, heptathlon (3rd) Justice Weaver, pole vault (t-2nd) Kim Wilson, triple jump (3rd) Alicia Whisner, javelin throw (2nd)
2005 2008 Indoor Indoor Beth Cunningham, 3000 meters (1st); 5000 meters (2nd) Carissa Bentz, 4x400 (1st) Danielle Hutchinson, 4x400 relay (3rd) Rachel Boeke, shot put (3rd) Kari Hutchinson, 4x400 relay (3rd) Kari Hutchinson, 4x200 relay (2nd); high jump (3rd) Kari Hunerdosse, distance medley relay (3rd) Jenny Owens, 4x200 relay (2nd) Mackenzie Lauman, 1000 meters (1st); 4x400 relay (3rd); Emily Teas, 4x400 relay (1st); 4x200 relay (2nd); 400 meters (3rd) distance medley relay (3rd) Rachelle Tipton, 4x400 relay (1st) Andrea Meyer, pole vault (3rd) Jill Ziskovsky, 4x400 relay (1st); 4x200 relay (2nd) Jenny Owens, 4x400 relay (3rd) Outdoor Lori Risser, distance medley relay (3rd) Jess Clark, 3000 steeplechase (2nd) Angie VanderLeest, high jump (t-2nd) Ashley Feldman, pole vault (3rd)
238 Women’s track and field Trish Hogrefe, 4x100 relay (2nd) Morgan Darrow, shot put (1st); hammer throw (1st) Kari Hutchinson, heptathlon (1st); 4x400 relay (1st); 200 Liz Hasenmiller, pole vault (2nd) meters (3rd); 400 meters (3rd) Amanda Lamb, 4x800 relay (3rd) Sara Mouw, javelin throw (3rd) Rachel Purdy, 4x400 relay (2nd); 4x100 relay (3rd) Jenny Owens, 4x100 relay (2nd) Eve Reinhold, 4x800 relay (3rd) Emily Teas, 4x400 relay (1st); 4x100 relay (2nd) Kaity Sharp, 4x800 relay (3rd) Rachelle Tipton, 4x400 relay (1st) Emily Teas, 4x400 relay (2nd); 4x100 relay (3rd) Jill Ziskovsky, long jump (1st); 4x400 relay (1st); 4x100 relay Caitlin Wilson, javelin throw (3rd); heptathlon (3rd) (2nd); heptathlon (3rd) Jill Ziskovsky, heptathlon (1st); 4x400 relay (2nd); 4x100 relay (3rd)
2009 2012 Indoor Indoor Carissa Bentz, 4x200 relay (3rd) Felicia Coleman, 4x200 relay (2nd); 4x400 relay (3rd) Angie Berry, 5000 meters (2nd) Rachel Northrup, 4x200 relay (2nd); 4x400 relay (3rd) Rachel Boeke, shot put (2nd) Bryanna Pierce, shot put (3rd) Angie Latta, 4x200 relay (3rd) Rachel Purdy, 4x200 relay (2nd); 4x400 relay (3rd) Amanda Mosinski, 4x400 relay (3rd) Miranda Wehde, 4x200 relay (2nd); 4x400 relay (3rd) Emily Teas, 4x200 relay (3rd); 4x400 relay (3rd) Caitlin Wilson, pentathlon (2nd); high jump (t-3rd) Rachelle Tipton, 4x400 relay (3rd) Outdoor Caitlin Wilson, pentathlon (3rd) Felicia Coleman, 100 meters (2nd) Jill Ziskovsky, 4x200 relay (3rd); 4x400 relay (3rd) Morgan Darrow, shot put(1st); hammer throw (1st) Outdoor Amanda Lamb, 4x800 relay (3rd) Carissa Bentz, heptathlon (1st); long jump (2nd); javelin Sarah Mueller, 4x800 relay (3rd) throw (3rd) Emily Saville, 4x800 relay (3rd) Rachel Boeke, shot put (1st); discus throw (1st) Kaity Sharp, 4x800 relay (3rd) Jess Clark, 3000 steeplechase (2nd) Morgan Sharp, heptathlon (3rd); long jump (3rd) Ashley Feldman, pole vault (2nd) Caitlin Wilson, heptathlon (1st); javelin throw (1st); high jump (2nd) Amy Ledvina, 3000 steeplechase (3rd) Amanda Mosinski, 4x400 relay (2nd) 2013 Emily Teas, 4x400 relay (2nd) Indoor Rachelle Tipton, 4x400 relay (2nd) Taylor Beckman, 4x400 relay (2nd) Jill Ziskovsky, heptathlon (2nd); 4x400 relay (2nd); 400 hurdles (3rd) Molly Bramble, 4x800 relay (3rd) Felicia Coleman, 55 meters (1st); 200 meters (1st); 2010 4x200 relay (2nd); 4x400 relay (2nd) Indoor Jess Fevold, weight throw (3rd) Carissa Bentz, pentathlon (3rd) Camie Kibbee, 4x200 relay (2nd); 4x400 relay (2nd) Felicia Coleman, 4x200 relay (2nd); 4x400 relay (2nd) Mel McDermott, 3000 meters (2nd) Samantha Retz, 4x200 relay (2nd); 4x400 relay (2nd) Sarah Mueller, 4x800 relay (3rd) Emily Teas, 4x200 relay (2nd); 4x400 relay (2nd) Melanie Nielsen, 4x200 (2nd); 4x400 (2nd) Jill Ziskovsky, pentathlon (2nd); 4x200 relay (2nd); 4x400 relay (2nd) Emily Saville, 4x800 relay (3rd) Outdoor Elin Phipps, 800 meters (3rd); 4x800 relay (3rd) Carissa Bentz, heptathlon (1st); javelin throw (3rd) McKenna Zimmerman, 4x200 relay (2nd) Felicia Coleman, 100 meters (3rd); 4x100 relay (3rd) Outdoor Amy Ledvina, 3000 steeplechase (3rd) Shanna Aberson, javelin throw (1st) Kelsey Manecke, 4x100 relay (3rd) Taylor Beckman, 4x400 relay (2nd) Samantha Retz, 4x100 relay (3rd) Molly Bramble, 4x800 relay (3rd) Emily Teas 4x100 relay (3rd) Felicia Coleman, 100 meters (1st); 200 meters (1st); 4x400 relay (2nd) Jill Ziskovsky, heptathlon (2nd); high jump (3rd); 400 hurdles (3rd) Amanda Dunkin, 4x800 relay (3rd) Alyssa Eaves, 3000 steeplechase (3rd) Camie Kibbee, 400 meters (3rd); 4x400 relay (2nd) 2011 Amanda Lamb, 4x800 relay (3rd) Indoor Mel McDermott, 10000 meters (2nd) Felicia Coleman, 4x400 relay (1st); 55 meters (2nd) Sarah Mueller, 4x800 relay (3rd) Morgan Darrow, shot put (1st); weight throw (2nd) Elin Phipps, 800 meters (2nd); 1500 meters (3rd) Rachel Purdy, 4x400 relay (1st) Katie Sunderman, 4x400 relay (2nd) Emily Teas, 4x400 relay (1st) Jill Ziskovsky, pentathlon (1st); 4x400 relay (1st); long jump (2nd) 2014 Outdoor Indoor Felicia Coleman, 100 meters (2nd); 200 meters (2nd); Andie Arthofer, 4x800 relay (3rd) 4x400 relay (2nd); 4x100 relay (3rd) Kylie Bradley, 4x800 relay (3rd) Sara Crippen, 4x800 relay (3rd) Molly Bramble, 4x800 relay (3rd)
Women’s track and field 239 Taylor Beckman, 4x400 relay (2nd) 4x200 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (2nd) Abigail Davis, 55 meters (1st); 200 meters (2nd); Ashlee Downs, 4x200 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (2nd); long jump (3rd) 4x200 relay (2nd), 4x400 relay (2nd) Hope Heitman, 200 meters (2nd); 4x200 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (2nd) Hillary Hotz, high jump (3rd) Marissa Johnson, high jump (3rd) Camie Kibbee, 4x400 relay (2nd) Holly McKinney, 3000 meters (2nd) Sarah Mueller, 4x800 relay (3rd) Monica Ruiz, 4x200 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (2nd) Melanie Nielson, 4x200 relay (2nd); 4x400 relay (2nd) Lorell Stuht, weight throw (1st) Elin Phipps, 800 meters (3rd) Outdoor Monica Ruiz, 4x200 relay (2nd) Abi Davis, 200 meters (1st); 4x100 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (1st), McKenna Zimmerman, 4x200 relay (2nd) 100 meters (2nd) Outdoor Ashlee Downs, 400 meters (1st), 4x100 relay (1st); 4x400 relay Andie Arthofer, 4x800 relay (3rd) (1st), long jump (3rd) Molly Bramble, 4x800 relay (3rd) Hope Heitman, 4x100 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (1st) Abi Davis, 100 meters (2nd); 200 meters (2nd); 4x400 relay (2nd) Morgan Koenigs, javelin throw (3rd) Camie Kibbee, 400 meters (1st), 4x400 relay (2nd) Holly McKinney, 3000m steeplechase (2nd), 1500 meters (3rd) Allie McBroom, 4x400 relay (2nd) Kate Patton, 4x100 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (1st) Sarah Mueller, 4x800 relay (3rd) Lorell Stuht, hammer throw (1st) Emma Nelson, 3000 steeplechase (3rd) Whitney Pavlat, javelin throw (1st) 2017 Monica Ruiz, 4x400 relay (3rd) Indoor Kasey Wiedmaier, 4x800 relay (3rd) Brianna Carlson, 4x400 relay (3rd) Paige Doehrmann, 4x400 relay (3rd) 2015 Emma Drees, pentathlon (3rd) Indoor Hope Heitman, 4x400 relay (3rd) Andie Arthofer, 4x800 relay (3rd) Kate Patton, 4x400 relay (3rd) Taylor Beckman, long jump (2nd) Lorell Stuht, weight throw (2nd) Molly Bramble, 4x800 relay (3rd) Outdoor Abi Davis, 60 meters (1st); 200 meters (1st); 4x200 relay (1st); Emma Drees, heptathlon (2nd) 4x400 relay (2nd) Hope Heitman, 400 meters (3rd) Emma Drees, high jump (3rd) Morgan Koenigs, heptathlon (3rd) Ashlee Downs, 4x400 relay (2nd); long jump (1st) Lorell Stuht, hammer throw (3rd) Kenzie Foldes, 4x800 relay (3rd) Hillary Hotz, high jump (3rd) 2018 Camie Kibbee, 400 meters (3rd); 4x400 relay (2nd) Indoor Allie McBroom, 400 meters (1st); 4x200 relay (1st); Mary Gray, pentathlon (1st) 4x400 relay (2nd) Courtney Kruthoff, high jump (3rd); pentathlon (3rd) Kate Patton, 4x200 relay (1st) Kate Patton, 60 meters (2nd) Lorell Stuht, weight throw (2nd) Kiki Pingel, pentathlon (2nd) Kasey Wiedmaier, 4x800 relay (3rd) Outdoor Meredith Zimmerman, 60 hurdles (1st); 200 meters (2nd); 4x200 relay (1st) Mary Gray, heptathlon (1st) Outdoor Holly McKinney, 1500 meters (2nd) Andie Arthofer, 4x800 relay (3rd) Evie Kammeyer, 3000 steeplechase (2nd); 1500 meters (3rd) Taylor Beckman, long jump (2nd) Kiki Pingel, heptathlon (3rd) Molly Bramble, 4x800 relay (3rd) Tori VanVelzen, high jump (3rd) Abi Davis, 100 meters (1st); 200 meters (1st); 4x100 relay (1st); Gillian Streit, discus throw (1st) 4x400 relay (1st) Ashlee Downs, 4x400 relay (1st); long jump (1st) 2019 Hillary Hotz, high jump (3rd) Indoor Camie Kibbee, 4x400 relay (1st) Mary Gray, pentathlon (1st) Morgan Koenigs, heptathlon (3rd) Courtney Kruthoff, high jump (1st) Allie McBroom, 400 meters (1st); 4x100 relay (1st); 4x400 relay (1st) Kennedy Morris, weight throw (2nd) Holly McKinney, 3000 steeplechase (2nd) Kiki Pingel, pentathlon (2nd) Sarah Mueller, 4x800 relay (3rd) Tori VanVelzen, high jump (3rd) Kate Patton, 4x100 relay (1st) Outdoor Monica Ruiz, 4x100 relay (1st) Mary Gray, heptathlon (1st) Lorell Stuht, hammer throw (1st) Kennedy Morris, hammer thow (2nd) Kasey Wiedmaier, 4x800 relay (3rd) Kiki Pingel, heptathlon (2nd) Tori VanVelzen, high jump (1st) 2016 Indoor Abi Davis, 60 meters (1st); 200 meters (1st); 400 meters (1st);
240 Women’s track and field Indoor All-Conference performances by finish Track Events Field Events Finish 1st 2nd 3rd Finish 1st 2nd 3rd 55-meter dash 2 1 0 Long jump 2 3 2 60-meter dash 2 1 0 Triple jump 0 1 0 200-meter dash 3 3 0 High jump 2 1 8 400-meter dash 2 0 2 Pole vault 1 1 3 600-meter run 0 0 2 Shot put 2 2 3 800-meter run 0 0 2 Weight throw 1 4 1 1,000-meter run 2 0 1 Pentathlon 3 4 4 Mile run 0 0 0 Total 11 16 21 3,000-meter run 1 3 0 5,000-meter run 1 2 1 55-meter hurdles 0 2 1 60-meter hurdles 1 0 0 4x200-meter relay 2 3 2 4x400-meter relay 3 6 5 4x800-meter relay 0 0 3 Distance medley relay 0 0 2 Total 19 21 22 Outdoor All-Conference performances by finish Track Events Field Events Finish 1st 2nd 3rd Finish 1st 2nd 3rd 100-meter dash 3 4 1 Long jump 4 3 5 200-meter dash 4 2 1 Triple jump 0 1 2 400-meter dash 2 0 4 High jump 4 3 4 800-meter run 0 2 1 Pole vault 0 8 1 1,500-meter run 0 1 4 Shot put 4 1 0 5,000-meter run 1 0 0 Discus throw 2 1 1 10,000-meter run 0 2 0 Hammer throw 4 1 1 100-meter hurdles 2 1 1 Javelin throw 4 3 7 400-meter hurdles 0 1 2 Hepathlon 10 6 7 3,000-meter steeplechase 0 5 6 Total 32 27 28 4x100-meter relay 2 2 3 4x400-meter relay 3 3 1 4x800-meter relay 0 0 5 Total 17 23 29
Women’s track and field 241 NCAA Division III individual champions 1982 1986 Outdoor Outdoor Lisa Broek 4x100-meter relay 47.43 Lori Sears 100-meter hurdles 14.4 Nancy Cisar 4x100-meter relay 47.43 Paula Casey 4x100-meter relay 47.43 2001 Marcie Thurn 4x100-meter relay 47.43 Indoor Long jump Katie Brees Long jump 19-1.25
1983 2004 Outdoor Outdoor Lisa Broek 4x100-meter relay 47.71 Raegan Schultz Heptathlon 4,943 Nancy Cisar 4x100-meter relay 47.71 Marti Haan 4x100-meter relay 47.71 2007 Marcie Thurn 4x100-meter relay 47.71 Outdoor Alicia Whisner Javelin throw 153-9 1984 Outdoor Nancy Cisar 200-meter dash 400-meter dash Lori Sears 400-meter hurdles Long jump All-Americans 1981 Marcie Thurn 200-meter dash 5th 25.06 Outdoor Rose Van Egmond Javelin throw 5th 127-11.5 Lisa Broek 4x100-meter relay 2nd 47.88 Nancy Cisar 200-meter dash 6th 25.12 Nancy Cisar 4x100-meter relay Cam Ratering 5,000-meter run 6th 17:43.13 Carla Huddle 4x100-meter relay Marcie Thurn 4x100-meter relay 1983 Lisa Broek 800 medley relay 2nd 1:44.96 Outdoor Nancy Cisar 800 medley relay Lisa Broek 4x100-meter relay 1st 47.71 Carla Huddle 800 medley relay Nancy Cisar 4x100-meter relay Marcie Thurn 800 medley relay Marti Haan 4x100-meter relay Nancy Cisar 400-meter dash 5th 56.3 Marcie Thurn 4x100-meter relay Laurie Haddy 4x800-meter relay 6th 9:26.7 Marcie Thurn 200-meter dash 2nd 25.04 Kim Lehman 4x800-meter relay Nancy Cisar 200-meter dash 3rd 25.13 Robin Rasmussen 4x800-meter relay Marcie Thurn Long jump 4th 18-6 Cam Ratering 4x800-meter relay Nancy Cisar 400-meter dash 4th 56.18 Goldie Nicholson Discus throw 6th 135-0 Nancy Cisar 100-meter dash 5th 12:33 Cam Ratering 1,500 meters 6th 4:37.9 1984 1982 Outdoor Outdoor Nancy Cisar 200-meter dash 1st 24.78 Marcie Thurn Long jump 1st 18-3.5 Nancy Cisar 400-meter dash 1st 55.79 Lisa Broek 4x100-meter relay 1st 47.43 Lori Sears Long jump 1st 18-4.25 Paula Casey 4x100-meter relay Lori Sears 400 meter hurdles 1st 1:02.19 Nancy Cisar 4x100-meter relay Lori Sears 100-meter hurdles 2nd 14.88 Marcie Thurn 4x100-meter relay Nancy Cisar 100-meter dash 3rd 12.16 Jackie Schwers 3,000-meter run 2nd 10:02.31 Lisa Broek 100-meter dash 3rd 12.60 1986 Paula Casey 200-meter dash 3rd 24.90 Outdoor Paula Casey Long jump 4th 17-7.75 Lori Sears 100 meter hurdles 1st 14.4 Laurie Haddy 800-meter run 4th 2:16.32 Nancy Cisar 400-meter dash 4th 57.37 Cam Ratering 10,000 meters 4th 37:10.2 1990 Jackie Schwers 5,000-meter run 5th 17:36.41 Outdoor Marcie Thurn 100-meter dash 5th 12.68 Julie Fortin Discus throw 8th 131-3.25
242 Women’s track and field 1998 2008 Outdoor Indoor Jina Bos Javelin throw 2nd 136-1 Emily Teas 4x400-meter relay 8th 3:59.93 Jill Ziskovsky 4x400-meter relay 2000 Rachelle Tipton 4x400-meter relay Indoor Kari Hutchinson 4x400-meter relay Katie Brees Long jump 3rd 18-4.25 Outdoor 2009 Katie Brees Long jump 2nd 18-9.25 Outdoor Rachel Boeke Shot put 6th 43-6.5 2001 Rachel Boeke Discus throw 8th 137-3 Indoor Katie Brees Long jump 1st 19-1.25 2010 Outdoor Indoor Katie Button Heptathlon 7th 4,408 Jill Ziskovsky Pentathlon 5th 3228 Outdoor 2002 Jill Ziskovsky Heptathlon 5th 4669 Indoor 2011 Katie Button Long jump 4th 18-6.5 Indoor Abby Gonzales Long jump 6th 18-0.25 Felicia Coleman 4x400-meter relay 4th 3:53.63 Abby Gonzales 55-meter hurdles 6th 8.41 Rachel Purdy 4x400-meter relay Outdoor Emily Teas 4x400-meter relay Raegan Schultz Heptathlon 3rd 4,697 Jill Ziskovsky 4x400-meter relay Raegan Schultz Javelin throw 6th 130-8 Jill Ziskovsky Pentathlon 5th 3,345 Abby Gonzales Heptathlon 7th 4,404 Outdoor Lindsay Schultz Heptathlon 8th 4,338 Caitlin Wilson Heptathlon 8th 4,630 Felicia Coleman 4x400-meter relay 2nd 3:45.3 2003 Rachel Purdy 4x400-meter relay Outdoor Emily Teas 4x400-meter relay Raegan Schultz Heptathlon 2nd 4,803 Jill Ziskovsky 4x400-meter relay Jenn Hansen Discus throw 4th 147-1 Jill Ziskovsky Heptathlon 5th 4,758 Lindsay Schultz Heptathlon 6th 4,518 2012 2004 Indoor Caitlin Wilson Pentathlon 4th 3,325 Indoor Outdoor Raegan Schultz 55 meter hurdles 6th 8.39 Morgan Darrow Shot put 3rd 46-11.75 Outdoor Morgan Darrow Hammer throw 5th 175-1 Raegan Schultz Heptathlon 1st 4,943 Lindsay Schultz Heptathlon 2nd 4,835 2013 Alicia Whisner Javelin throw 7th 140-9 Indoor Felicia Coleman 60-meter dash 8th 7.70 2005 Outdoor 2014 Alicia Whisner Javelin throw 5th 139-0 Indoor Abi Davis 60-meter dash 2nd 7.59 2006 Outdoor Outdoor Abi Davis 200-meter dash 2nd 24.52 Alicia Whisner Javelin throw 4th 148-3 Abi Davis 100-meter dash 4th 11.96 Alex Costigan Javelin throw 5th 146-6 Dana Wilkerson Heptathlon 7th 4646 2015 Indoor 2007 Abi Davis 60-meter dash 4th 7.67 Abi Davis 4x400-meter relay 4th 3:51.35 Outdoor Camie Kibee 4x400-meter relay Alicia Whisner Javelin throw 1st 153-9 Allie McBroom 4x400-meter relay Kate Patton 4x400-meter relay Abi Davis 200-meter dash 5th 24.27
Women’s track and field 243 2016 Indoor Abi Davis 200-meter dash 5th 25.11 Lorell Stuht Weight throw 7th 57-1 Outdoor Ashlee Downs 4x400-meter relay 4th 3:51.35 Kate Patton 4x400-meter relay Hope Heitman 4x400-meter relay Abi Davis 4x400-meter relay Abi Davis 4x100-meter relay 7th 47.38 Ashlee Downs 4x100-meter relay Monica Ruiz 4x100-meter relay Hope Heitman 4x100-meter relay 2020 roster Name Events Yr. Hometown/High school Yuan Bank Jumps So. Littleton, Colo./Heritage *Rebekah Beard Jumps/sprints So. Geneseo, Ill./Geneseo Sydney Burgardt Jumps So. Britt, Iowa/West Hancock ***Emily Burt Throws Sr. Freeport, Ill./Freeport Cali Coffman Sprints/hurdles Fr. Leawood, Kan./Blue Valley Kinzie Cole Multis Fr. Stromsburg, Neb./Cross County Lauren Coon Distance Fr. Oskaloosa, Iowa/Oskaloosa Rayanne Dally Distance So. Des Moines, Iowa/Roosevelt Haley Engen Sprints/jumps Fr. Center Point, Iowa/Center Point-Urbana **Holly Forrester Jumps/sprints Jr. Wamego, Kan./Rock Creek Hailey Gadbaw Throws Fr. Madrid, Iowa/Madrid **Mary Gray Multis Jr. West Des Moines, Iowa/Waukee Hailey Hill Distance Fr. Las Vegas, Nev./West Career and Technical Academy Hannah Johnson Hurdles Fr. Colfax, Iowa/Colfax-Mingo Malory Jones Multis Fr. Fairfield, Iowa/Fairfield **Courtney Kruthoff Jumps Jr. Erie, Ill./Erie *Krissa Larson Multis So. Waverly, Iowa/Waverly-Shell Rock Hollie Loper Mid-distance Fr. Richland, Iowa/Pekin Jamila Love Throws Fr. Wichita, Kan./East Landry Luhring Sprints/jumps So. Grundy Center, Iowa/Grundy Center Abby Marr Throws Fr. Riceville, Iowa/Riceville *Nicole May Distance So. Aplington, Iowa/Aplington-Parkersburg Lauren Miller Distance Fr. Dubuque, Iowa/Dubuque **Lauren Moll Distance Sr. Faribault, Minn./Faribault **Kennedy Morris Throws Jr. Earlham, Iowa/Earlham Stevette Perez Distance Fr. Mission Hills, Calif./Heritage Christian **Kiki Pingel Multis Jr. Pella, Iowa/Pella **Yana Rouse Throws Jr. Glendale, Ariz./Ironwood *Sarah Salas Distance Sr. Dubuque, Iowa/Hempstead Halle Slifka Sprints/hurdles Fr. Martensdale, Iowa/Martensdale-St Mary’s *Maddie Soupir Mid-distance So. Omaha, Neb./Platteview Mari Stein Mid-distance Fr. Okoboji, Iowa/Okoboji **Gillian Streit Throws Jr. Manilla, Iowa/Harlan Elyse Striegel Distance So. Belle Plaine, Iowa/Belle Plaine Brenna Thomson Distance Fr. Baxter, Iowa/Baxter **Tori Van Velzen Jumps Sr. Cumming, Iowa/Norwalk **Allyson Woods Sprints Jr. Milan, Ill./Rockridge
Coach: Brandon Sturman (second season) Associate head coaches: Joe Dunham (distance), Jim Fuller (multis/vertical jumps/hurdles) Assistants: Brenda Fuller (throws), Tyler Schiferl (vertical jumps), Allan Walz (throws)
244 Women’s track and field Team MVPs 1974 - None 1986 - Ingrid Elvebak 1998 - Heather Hermann 2010 - Jill Ziskovsky 1975 - Rose Overberg 1987 - Krista Flory 1999 - Katie Brees 2011 - Jill Ziskovsky 1976 - Rose Overberg 1988 - Jan Quick 2000 - Katie Brees 2012 - Felicia Coleman 1977 - Connie Rhinehart 1989 - Steph Schulte 2001 - Katie Brees 2013 - Felicia Coleman 1978 - Julie Halterman 1990 - Steph Schulte 2002 - Raegan Schultz 2014 - Abi Davis 1979 - Carla Huddle 1991 - Teresa Newcomb 2003 - Raegan Schultz 2015 - Abi Davis 1980 - Cam Ratering 1992 - Jayna Blom 2004 - Lindsay Schultz 2016 - Abi Davis 1981 - Nancy Cisar 1993 - Jayna Blom 2005 - Beth Cunningham 2017 - Lorell Stuht 1982 - Paula Casey 1994 - Angela Putrah 2006 - Dana Wilkerson 2018 - Kate Patton 1982 - Paula Casey 1995 - Anita Miller 2007 - Kari Hutchinson 2019 - Mary Gray 1984 - Nancy Cisar 1996 - Jana Wiersema 2008 - Kari Hutchinson 1985 - Ingrid Elvebak 1997 - Jana Wiersema 2009 - Jill Ziskovsky NCAA Iowa/Conference Woman of the Year 2004 - Raegan Schultz 2006 - Katie Pederson 2007 - Alicia Whisner 2011 - Jill Ziskovsky 2018 - Kate Patton Johanna Olson Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2003-04 - Raegan Schultz 2005-06 - Katie Pederson 2011-12 - Jill Ziskovsky NCAA postgraduate scholarship winners 1982 - Cam Ratering 2004 - Raegan Schultz 1983 - Lisa Broek 2007 - Alicia Whisner CoSIDA Academic All-Americans 1983 - Lisa Broek 2010 - Jill Ziskovsky 1993 - Jayna Blom 2011 - Jill Ziskovsky 2004 - Raegan Schultz 2018 - Kate Patton CoSIDA Academic All-District 1983 - Lisa Broek 2008 - Hannah Anderson 2010 - Jill Ziskovsky 2016 - Kate Patton 1993 - Jayna Blom Angie Berry 2011 - Jill Ziskovsky 2018 - Kate Patton 2004 - Raegan Schultz Kari Hutchinson 2013 - Mel McDermott 2007 - Alicia Whisner 2009 - Rachel Boeke 2015 - Allie McBroom USTFCCCA all-Academic team 1999 - Amy Olson, Jen Osteen, Hollie Reilly Rachelle Tipton, Jill Ziskovsky 2000 - Amy Olson, Jen Osteen, Hollie Reilly 2011 - Rachel Purdy, Emily Teas, Jill Ziskovsky 2001 - Katie Brees, Jenn Hansen 2012 - Rachel Northrup, Rachel Purdy, Morgan Sharp, Miranda 2002 - Katie Brees, Abby Gonzales, Jenn Hansen, Lindsay Wehde Schultz, Raegan Schultz 2014 - Camie Kibbee, Allie McBroom, Whitney Pavlat, Monica 2003 - Jenn Hansen, Lindsay Schultz, Raegan Schultz Ruiz 2006 - Alex Costigan, Chelsey Keller, Alicia Whisner 2015 - Emma Drees, Camie Kibbee, Morgan Koenigs, Allie 2007 - Angie Berry, Rachel Boeke, Kari Hutchinson, Chelsey McBroom, Kate Patton, Monica Ruiz, Meredith Zimmerman Keller, Alicia Whisner 2016 - Holly McKinney, Kate Patton, Monica Ruiz 2008 - Kari Hutchinson, Emily Teas, Rachelle Tipton, Jill 2017 - Emma Drees, Morgan Koenigs, Lorell Stuht Ziskovsky 2018 - Mary Gray, Evie Kammeyer, Courtney Kruthoff, Holly 2009 - Rachel Boeke, Emily Teas, Rachelle Tipton, Jill McKinney, Kiki Pingel Ziskovsky 2019 - Emily Burt, Mary Gray, Courtney Kruthoff, Kiki Pingel, 2010 - Felicia Coleman, Ashley Feldman, Sam Retz, Emily Teas, Tori VanVelzen U.S. Track and Field/Cross Country Coaches Association Academic Team selections 2000 - 3.11 2009 - 3.13 2013 - 3.26 2019 - 3.23 2000 - 3.11 2010 - 3.16 2016 - 3.21 2007 - 3.21 2011 - 3.33 2017 - 3.35 2008 - 3.14 2012 - 3.26 2018 - 3.44
Women’s track and field 245 Outlook In 2019, five Central College women’s track and field punched tickets to an NCAA Division III Championship meet. In 2020, all five return to give some veteran leadership for a still-youthful squad.
Only 17 of Central’s 37 student-athletes on the roster have earned varsity letters and just four are seniors. A strong junior class has nine members, including seven who have scored points at least once at a conference meet.
“We’re still going to be fairly young across the board,” coach Brandon Sturman said. “Our junior class will be the strength of our team overall. It will be exciting to see what our national meet veterans can do and if they can bring along some of our younger athletes.”
Multi-events Mary Gray (junior, West Des Moines, Waukee HS) and Kiki Pingel (junior, Pella) have completed multi-events (indoor pentathlon and outdoor heptathlon) four times at American Rivers Conference meets. Gray has bagged four titles while Pingel has a trio of silver medals and one bronze. Gray edged Pingel for the league heptathlon crown last spring, She was able to qualify for the NCAA pentathlon during the indoor season, finishing 17th. Pingel and Gray each have their sights set on making waves nationally.
“Those two are so versatile and a major strength of our program,” Sturman said. “I definitely think we’ll be looking for Mary to return to the national meet and we obviously want Kiki to be right alongside her.”
Sophomore Krissa Larson (Waverly, Waverly-Shell Rock HS) finished sixth in the league and gained valuable experience last sea- son in her first year as a heptathlete.
Throwing events Three throwers gained national meet experience in 2019. Kennedy Morris (junior, Earlham) went to the NCAA indoor champion- ships for the weight throw, placing 13th at 53 feet, 6.5 inches. In the outdoor campaign, Gillian Streit (junior, Manilla, Harlan HS) qualified in the discus throw, placing 19th, and Emily Burt (senior, Freeport, Ill.) qualified in the shot put, finishing 21st
“Those three really lead our pack of throwers,” Sturman said. “We will probably lean on them for points at conference.”
Senior Lily Smithson (Redfield, West Central Valley HS) and junior Aiyana Rouse (Glendale, Ariz., Ironwood HS) give the coach- ing staff additional veteran choices all three disciplines. Sturman is also excited about the crop of freshmen entering the fray.
“The freshmen are talented,” he said. “It’ll be exciting to see them throughout the year.
Jumps High jumper Courtney Kruthoff (junior, Erie, Ill.) sealed her bid to the NCAA indoor meet, finishing 16th at 5-4.25. But she battled injury most of the spring. She’s no longer competing in multi-events, focusing on staying healthy for the high jump.
“We’ve refocused her goals,” Sturman said. “We’ll be able to manage her health better throughout the year so she can excel in high jump.”
Senior Tori Van Velzen (Cumming, Norwalk HS) was the high jump conference champion at 5-4.25 during the outdoor season after a third-place effort indoors.
“She’s feeling pretty confident coming off of last year,” Sturman said. “Courtney and Tori will be able to train together and push each other.”
Sophomore Sydney Burgardt (Britt, West Hancock HS) is also a capable high jumper. Holly Forrester (junior, Wamego, Kan., Rock Creek HS) finished fourth in the triple jump at last year’s indoor and outdoor confer- ence meets. She is also a capable long jumper.
“Her speed has really improved which will translate to jumping farther,” Sturman said. “Her approach is getting better, and I think she’ll continue to grow in the triple jump.”
Rebekah Beard (Geneseo, Ill.), Yuan Bank (Littleton, Colo., Heritage HS) and Landry Luhring (Grundy Center HS) are also candi- dates for the triple jump and long jump.
“Rebkeah is definitely someone to keep an eye as she transitions over to jumps full time,” Sturman said.
246 Women’s track and field Hurdles Gray, Pingel and Larson will be Central’s top hurdlers with Gray finished fourth (2018) and sixth (2019) at the last two conference indoor meets in the 60-meter hurdles.
Several freshmen will make their debuts.
Sprints Allyson Woods (senior, Milan, Ill., Rockridge HS) spearheads a young sprinting crew for the Dutch. She was on a pair of relays that earned top-five finishes at conference meets in 2019.
“She’s definitely our main athlete when it comes to the short sprints,” Sturman said. “We’re going to focus on the 60/100 and 200 for her.”
Forrester had a stellar season debut in the 60-meter dash in December and Sturman believes she could play a bigger role in the sprints than initially anticipated. Luhring and Beard are expected to feature in the sprints as well.
Middle distance/distance Last spring, the distance crew was decimated by athletes studying abroad but Central has gained a lot of depth in that area. Besides the return of veteran Lauren Moll (senior, Faribault, Minn.) from Europe, senior Sarah Salas (Dubuque, Hempstead HS) and sophomores Maddie Soupir (Omaha, Neb., Platteview HS), Nicole May (Aplington, Aplington-Parkersburg HS), Rayanne Dally (Des Moines, Roosevelt HS) and Elyse Striegel (Belle Plaine) provide experience. Moll could run any distance while May and Soupir will do more of the middle distance Salas and Dally will handle longer races.
“Lauren will be the senior leader for this group,” Sturman said.
Freshman Mari Stein (Okoboji) led a strong contingent of first-year athletes during the cross country season and they are hungry for more success on the track.
“We’ll also be looking at some of our younger kids who had solid cross country seasons,” Sturman said.
The American Rivers Conference and the season The American Rivers Conference is one of the deepest conferences in NCAA Division III for women’s track and field. Loras College won the 2019 outdoor national title and was one of three teams to finish in the top-10, joined by Nebraska Wesleyan University (fifth) and the University of Dubuque (ninth).
The Dutch have not had a top-three finish at either of the league championship meets since 2016, a streak Sturman hopes to end soon.
“It’s a very tough conference,” Sturman said. “You have a defending national champion in Loras and traditional powers like Wartburg and Nebraska Wesleyan. I think for us, finishing in the top four is our main focus and goal.
Women’s track and field 247 Women’s golf
2020 spring schedule Date Tournament Location Course March 31 Iowa Wesleyan Inv. Fort Madison Shaeffer Memorial GC April 5-6 The Battle at Bos Pella Bos Landen GC April 18-19 Wartburg Spring Inv. Waverly Prairie Links GC April 25 Buena Vista Spring Inv. Storm Lake Lake Creek CC
Women’s tennis
2020 spring schedule Date Opponent Location Time Feb. 29 Webster (Mo.) Cedar Rapids Noon Coe Cedar Rapids 3 p.m. March 6 St. Olaf (Minn.) Pella 4 p.m. March 11 Concordia (Neb.) Pella 4 p.m. March 13 Northwestern Pella 4 p.m. March 21 Cornell Mount Vernon 2 p.m. April 4 Grinnell Grinnell 10 a.m. April 17 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, Ill. 4 p.m. April 18 Wheaton (Ill.) Wheaton, Ill. TBA North Central (Ill.) Naperville, Ill. TBA April 25-26 American Rivers team Champs. TBA TBA
248 Women’s track and field Central College championship history
NCAA Division lll national team championships (11) 1974 - Football 1991 - Softball 2000 - Volleyball 1981 - Women’s cross country 1993 - Women’s basketball, softball 2003 - Softball 1982 - Women’s track and field 1998 - Volleyball 1988 - Softball 1999 - Volleyball NCAA Division lll national individual championships (36) 1982 McCullough Lisa Broek, Nancy Cisar, Paula Casey, Marcie Thurn Men’s outdoor track and field, 4 x 400 meter relay Women’s outdoor track and field, 4 x 100 meter relay 2001 Marcie Thurn Katie Brees Women’s outdoor track and field, long jump Women’s indoor track and field, long jump 1983 Chris McCullough, Adam Hartford, Tony Brownlee, Tommy Lisa Broek, Nancy Cisar, Marti Haan, Marcie Thurn Tavegia Women’s outdoor track and field, 4 x 100 meter relay Men’s outdoor track and field, 4x400 meter relay 1984 Peter Wagner Nancy Cisar Men’s outdoor track and field, decathlon Women’s outdoor track and field, 200 meter dash, 400 2002 meter dash Chris McCullough, Matt McCombs, Peter Wagner, Tony Lori Sears Brownlee Women’s outdoor track and field, 400 meter hurdles, Men’s outdoor track and field, 4 x 400 meter relay long jump 2003 1985 Peter Wagner Brian Goldsworthy Men’s outdoor track and field, decathlon Men’s golf 2004 1986 Raegan Schultz Lori Sears Women’s outdoor track and field, heptathlon Women’s outdoor track and field, 100 meter hurdles 2005 1987 Cale Van Genderen Tim Hackel Men’s indoor track and field, high jump; Wrestling, 126 pounds men’s outdoor track and field, high jump 1991 2007 Chad Beck Alicia Whisner Wrestling, 126 pounds Women’s outdoor track and field, javelin Jon McGovern 2011 Wrestling, 167 pounds Kurtis Brondyke 1992 Men’s indoor track and field, pentathlon Jon McGovern Ethan Miller Wrestling, 167 pounds Men’s indoor track and field, high jump; 1994 Men’s outdoor track and field, decathlon Craig Cantrall 2012 Men’s outdoor track and field, high jump Ethan Miller 1997 Men’s outdoor track and field, decathlon Zech Schiebout 2013 Men’s outdoor track and field, discus Eric Larson 2000 Men’s indoor track and field, heptathlon Nate Koerselman, Adam Hartford, Tommy Tavegia, Chris Men’s outdoor track and field, decathlon
Women’s track and field 249 2014 2019 Spencer Hammack, Eli Horton, Drew Jackson, Austin Will Daniels O’Brien Men’s indoor track and field, heptathlon Men’s indoor track and field, distance medley relay Men’s outdoor track and field, decathon
2018 Will Daniels Men’s indoor track and field, heptathlon Mark Fairley Men’s outdoor track and field, 3,000-meter steeplechase
NCAA Division lll players of the year (9) 1985 1999 2003 Brian Goldsworthy Abbie Brown Libby Hysell Men’s golf Volleyball Softball 1995 2000 2011 Emilie Hanson Donell Hotze Ethan Miller Women’s basketball Softball Men’s indoor track and field 1998 Candace Wilson 2012 Abbie Brown Volleyball Ethan Miller Volleyball Men’s outdoor track and field Honda Division III Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year (1) 2003 Libby Hysell
NCAA postgraduate scholarship winners (25) 1970 - Vern Den Herder, football Jon Hietbrink, men’s golf 1973 - Dana Snoap, men’s basketball 2004 - Raegan Schultz, women’s track and field 1980 - Jeff Verhoef, men’s basketball 2005 - Jamie Stark, volleyball 1982 - Cam Ratering, women’s cross country, track 2006 - Nick Cochrane, men’s tennis 1983 - Lisa Broek, women’s track Adam Duerfeldt, baseball 1986 - Scott Lindell, football 2007 - Ben Bollard, men’s track and field 1988 - Rick Perry, football Alicia Whisner, women’s track and field 1989 - Chris Hoffman, wrestling 2015 - Spencer Hammack, men’s track and field 1991 - Rich Kacmarynski, football - Taylor Cox, football 1995 - Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball 2016 - Riley Gray, football Rick Sanger, football 2017 - Mark Fairley, men’s cross country 2001 - Roger Dortch, men’s golf 2018 - Ryan Kruse, men’s track and field 2002 - Tony Brownlee, men’s track and field
250 Women’s track and field NCAA Iowa/Conference Woman of the Year (9) College Football Hall of Fame (2) 1995 - Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball South Bend, Ind. 2001 - Candace Wilson, volleyball 1996 - Vern Den Herder, defensive end, 1967-70 2002 - Angie Nielsen, volleyball 2000 - Ron Schipper, coach, 1961-96 2004 - Raegan Schultz, women’s track and field, volleyball *2006 - Katie Pederson, volleyball, women’s track and field National Fastpitch Coaches Association 2007 - Alicia Whisner, volleyball, women’s track and field Hall of Fame (1) 2011 - Jill Ziskovsky, women’s track and field 2007 - George Wares, coach, 1985- 2018 - Kate Patton, women’s track and field 2019 - Mariah Fritz, softball *Starting in 2006, honorees were selected by conference Duane Schroeder Iowa Conference rather than state Scholar-Athlete of the Year (6) 2003-04 - Raegan Schultz Wagner, volleyball, women’s NCAA Top Eight Award (1) track and field 1995 - Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball 2005-06 - Adam Duerfeldt, baseball 2005-06 - Katie Pederson Whipple, volleyball, women’s track and field NCAA Silver Anniversary Award (1) 2011-12 - Jill Ziskovsky Halcomb, women’s track and field 1998 - Harry Smith, football 2013-14 - Kyle Freischlag, men’s tennis 2016-17 - Riley Gray, football
Women’s track and field 251 Top 10 national team finishes (82)
1974 Volleyball, first Football, first Football, tie, ninth 1988 2000 1977 Softball, first Volleyball, first Football, final eight Football, second Men’s outdoor track and field, third Women’s golf, third Football, final eight 1978 Men’s tennis, 10th 1989 2001 Women’s golf, second Softball, second 1979 Softball, fourth Men’s outdoor track and field, sixth Women’s cross country, fourth Wrestling, fifth Football, tie, ninth Football, final eight 1980 2002 Women’s cross country, sixth 1990 Men’s outdoor track and field, seventh Softball, third Men’s golf, ninth 1981 Football, final four Women’s cross country, first Women’s golf, sixth 2003 Women’s outdoor track and field, Wrestling, seventh Softball, first fourth Men’s golf, ninth 1991 2004 Softball, first Men’s golf, tie, ninth 1982 Women’s golf, fourth Women’s outdoor track and field, first Wrestling, fourth 2007 Men’s golf, 10th Football, final eight 1992 1983 Wrestling, sixth 2011 Women’s golf, third Football, final eight Men’s indoor track and field, second Men’s golf, sixth Men’s outdoor track and field, seventh Women’s outdoor track and field, 1993 Softball, tie, ninth fourth Women’s basketball, first Women’s golf, fifth 2012 1984 Softball, first Men’s outdoor track and field, tie, ninth Women’s outdoor track and field, second Football, second 1994 2013 Men’s golf, sixth Softball, third Men’s cross country, sixth Women’s golf, fifth Softball, tie, seventh 1985 Men’s outdoor track and field, seventh Men’s indoor track and field, tie, ninth Wrestling, second Men’s golf, fifth 1995 2014 Football, final four Men’s golf, tie, seventh Men’s indoor track and field, 10th Softball, third 1986 2015 Wrestling, eighth 1996 Softball, tie, ninth Women’s golf, second Men’s golf, 10th Softball, second 2016 Football, final eight 1997 Men’s outdoor track and field, tie, sixth Volleyball, third 1987 Softball, tie, fifth 2018 Women’s golf, third Men’s golf, seventh Men’s indoor track and field, tie, ninth Football, final four Softball, fourth 1998 Men’s golf, sixth Volleyball, first Wrestling, eighth Men’s outdoor track and field, tie, eighth
1999
252 Women’s track and field NCAA Division III national statistical championships (36) Team (23) Individual (13) Football Baseball 1974 - Lowest scoring defense, 6.9 points per game 1994 - Most doubles per game, 0.55, Chris Johnson 1978 - Lowest scoring defense, 5.0 points per game 2005 - Hit by pitch per game, 0.56, Shea Stamp 1988 - Highest scoring offense, 37.6 points per game 2001 - Net punting, 38.0 yards per punt Men’s basketball 2006 - Turnover margin, plus 1.9 per game 2007 - Highest field goal percentage, 69.7, Keith Pedersen Fewest fumbles lost, 2 2015 - Fewest penalties, 27 Women’s basketball 2015 - Fewest penalties per game, 2.70 1993-94 - Highest scoring average, 29.6, Emilie Hanson 2015 - Fewest penalties yards per game, 26.4 1994-95 - Highest scoring average, 27.8, Emilie Hanson
Softball Football 1987 - Lowest ERA, 0.72 1977 - Most yards rushing, 147.7 per game, Don Taylor 1989 - Lowest ERA, 0.53 1988 - Highest passing efficiency rating, 152.5, Steve Flynn 1991 - Lowest ERA, 0.79 2016 - Most receptions per game, 10.5, Sam Markham Most stolen bases, 141 1992 - Most stolen bases, 120 Softball 1993 - Highest winning percentage, .950 (38-2) 1991 - Most victories, 26, Jamie Mahnke 2000 - Most stolen bases, 182 1993 - Lowest ERA, 0.25, Missey Allen 2003 - Lowest ERA, 0.72 1996 - Lowest ERA, 0.66, Kara Stanley Most stolen bases, 134 2000 - Lowest ERA, Libby Hysell, 1.19 2009 - Most stolen bases, 121 2003 - Lowest ERA, Libby Hysell, 0.41 2012 - Most stolen bases, 127
Volleyball 1997 - Highest hitting percentage, .338 1999 - Highest winning percentage, 1.000 (41-0) 1999 - Highest hitting percentage, .345 National coaches of the year Head coach Guy Mosher, 2010, 2011, men’s outdoor track and field Gary Boeyink, 1993, women’s basketball (Basketball (USTCCCA) Gazette) Guy Mosher, 2011, men’s indoor track and field Megan Clayberg, 1998, volleyball, American Volleyball (USTCCCA) Coaches Association Jim Fuller, 2018, men’s indoor track and field Megan Clayberg, 2000, volleyball (Asics/Volleyball (USTCCCA) magazine) George Wares, 2003, softball Staff of the Year Softball, 2003, George Wares, Sam Vande Weerd, Assistant coach Teresa Thompson, Marcy Roff (NFCA) Don De Waard, 2000, football (AFCA) Dick Bowzer, 2008, football (AFCA)
NACDA Director’s Cup Division III all-sports finishes Year Place Pts. Year Place Pts. Year Place Pts. 1995-96 47 222.5 2004-05 96 164 2013-14 50 358.75 1996-97 t-40 232.5 2005-06 94 165.5 2014-15 51 328 1997-98 38 170 2006-07 80 228.5 2015-16 61 312.75 1998-99 t-34 160 2007-08 87 228.5 2016-17 100 201.5 1999-2000 25 329 2008-09 124 154.5 2017-18 91 220.5 2000-01 12 459 2009-10 44 332.75 2018-19 91 215 2001-02 21 376 2010-11 37 388 approx. 450 NCAA Division III schools 2002-03 43 280.5 2011-12 58 299 2003-04 33 328 2012-13 42 359
Women’s track and field 253 CONFERENCE HISTORY Central was a charter member of the Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in 1922. The league was renamed the American Rivers Conference in August of 2018 Conference all-sports titles (23) Men (14) Women (9) 1977 1985 1983 1990 1981 1987 1984 1994 (tie) 1979 1988 1985 2001 1982 1990 1986 2004 1980 1991 1987 Conference titles (184) 1930 - Basketball Men’s tennis 1931 - BasketbalI Women’s track and field 1932 - Basketball Football (tie with Wartburg) 1936 - Basketball Volleyball (tie with William Penn) 1939 - Football (tie with Upper lowa) Women’s golf 1945 - Football 1984 - Wrestling 1946 - Football (tie with Upper Iowa) Men’s tennis 1947 - Baseball Men’s golf 1948 - Baseball Women’s track and field 1956 - Football Football 1958 - Basketball (tie with Upper Iowa) Women’s golf 1964 - Football (tie with Upper Iowa) Volleyball 1965 - Men’s tennis (tie with Luther) 1985 - Wrestling Football Men’s basketball 1966 - Football Women’s basketball (tie with Buena Vista, Simpson, 1967 - Football William Penn) 1969 - Men’s golf (tie with William Penn) Men’s golf 1970 - Men’s tennis (tie with Luther) Men’s tennis 1971 - Men’s basketball (tie with Wartburg, William Women’s track and field Penn) Football 1974 - Football Women’s cross courntry 1975 - Baseball (tie with Luther) Women’s golf 1976 - Men’s golf 1986 - Men’s golf 1977 - Men’s basketball Men’s tennis Football Softball (tie with Luther) Men’s golf Women’s track and field Men’s tennis Women’s golf 1978 - Men’s basketball Volleyball Men’s tennis Football Men’s golf 1987 - Men’s golf Football (tie with Buena Vista, Dubuque, Luther) Men’s tennis 1979 - Men’s basketball Women’s track and field Men’s tennis Women’s golf Men’s track and field Football 1980 - Men’s basketball 1988 - Men’s golf Men’s tennis Volleyball 1981 - Men’s golf 1989 - Wrestling Men’s tennis Men’s golf Football Football 1982 - Men’s golf Women’s golf Men’s tennis 1990 - Softball Women’s golf Men’s golf Women’s cross country Women’s golf 1983 - Women’s basketball (tie with William Penn) Football Men’s golf 254 Women’s track and field 1991 - Men’s basketball (tie with Wartburg) 2005 - Football (tie with Coe) Men’s golf Volleyball Men’s track and field 2006 - Baseball (tie with Simpson) Softball Football 1992 - Wrestling Volleyball (tie with Simpson) Men’s basketball (tie with Simpson) 2007 - Men’s golf Men’s track and field Football Men’s golf Volleyball Football 2009 - Softball 1993 - Women’s basketball Men’s outdoor track and field Men’s track and field Men’s golf Men’s golf Football Softball 2010 - Men’s basketball Volleyball Men’s indoor track and field 1994 - Men’s basketball (tie with Upper Iowa) Men’s outdoor track and field Women’s basketball Men’s golf Men’s track and field 2011 - Men’s indoor track and field Men’s golf Men’s outdoor track and field Football Men’s golf 1995 - Men’s basketball (tie with Simpson) Softball (tie with Luther) Women’s basketball (tie with Buena Vista, Luther) 2012 - Men’s outdoor track and field Men’s golf Men’s golf Men’s track and field Baseball Football Men’s cross country 1996 - Softball (tie with Buena Vista) 2013 - Men’s indoor track and field Men’s golf Men’s golf Men’s tennis Softball (tie with Coe) Volleyball Men’s cross country 1997 - Men’s track and field 2014 - Men’s basketball Volleyball 2015 - Men’s indoor track and field (tie with Wartburg) 1998 - Women’s basketball (tie with Luther, Simpson) Men’s outdoor track and field Men’s track and field Men’s golf Men’s golf 2016 - Men’s indoor track and field Football Men’s outdoor track and field Volleyball Women’s golf 1999 - Men’s golf 2018 - Men’s outdoor track and field Men’s tennis Women’s golf Volleyball 2019 - Softball 2000 - Softball (tie with Coe, Simpson) Men’s soccer Men’s tennis Football Men’s track and field Football Volleyball 2001 - Men’s golf Men’s track and field Football Volleyball 2002 - Men’s golf Softball Football (tie with Coe, Wartburg) Volleyball (tie with Wartburg) 2003 - Men’s golf Softball Volleyball 2004 - Men’s track and field Softball Volleyball
Women’s track and field 255 Conference MVPs (143) 1969 - Don Ver Meer, men’s golf Nate Hart, men’s basketball 1970 - Vern Den Herder, football Jana Daberkow, women’s golf Bob Parrott, men’s tennis Andy Goodman, men’s cross country 1973 - Steve Paris, wrestling 1993 - Tracy Wilson, women’s basketball Dana Snoap, baseball Chad Hoekstra, men’s golf 1974 - Al Dorenkamp, football Emily Grimes, softball Terry Youngblood, men’s track 1994 - Mark Kacmarynski, football 1977 - Denny Van Wyk, men’s basketball Andy Goodman, men’s track and field, Don Taylor, football men’s cross country 1978 - Jerry Fitzsimmons, men’s cross country Nate Smith, men’s track and field Pat Espinosa, men’s tennis Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball 1979 - Jerry Fitzsimmons, men’s cross country, Todd Isley, men’s golf men’s track and field 1995 - Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball Jeff Verhoef, men’s basketball 1996 - Maggie Brown, volleyball 1980 - Jeff Verhoef, men’s basketball Missey Allen, softball 1981 - Bruce Wendt, football 1997 - Jay Rhoten, men’s track and field Kevin Luttrell, men’s tennis Abbie Brown, volleyball Ron Peterson, men’s golf 1998 - Jay Rhoten, men’s track and field 1982 - Augie Lugo, men’s tennis Spencer Cox, men’s tennis Ron Peterson, men’s golf Abbie Brown, volleyball Tracee Foster, women’s golf 1999 - Wade Van Vark, baseball Pam Coon, women’s tennis Abbie Brown, volleyball 1983 - Karen Collentine, volleyball 2000 - Chris McCullough, men’s track and field Augie Lugo, men’s tennis Jeff Sanger, football Dan Hassman, baseball Candace Wilson, volleyball 1984 - Kim Doyle, women’s golf 2001 - Roger Dortch, men’s golf Karen Collentine, volleyball Angie Nielsen, volleyball Augie Lugo, men’s tennis 2002 - Peter Wagner, men’s track and field Nancy Cisar, women’s outdoor track and field Tim White, men’s golf 1985 - Rich Thomas, football 2003 - Peter Wagner, men’s track and field Cindy Kline, women’s golf Libby Hysell, softball Ingrid Elvebak, women’s cross country, women’s out 2004 - Corrie Schmidt, softball door track and field Tanner Whipple, men’s track and field Steve Muller, men’s basketball Jamie Stark, volleyball Jeff Schneekloth, men’s tennis 2005 - Katie Pederson, volleyball Brian Goldsworthy, men’s golf Vance Schuring, football 1986 - Jo Beth Castleberry, volleyball 2006 - Adam Duerfeldt, baseball Cindy Kline, women’s golf Vance Schuring, football Kelly McGovern, wrestling 2007 - Andy Petersen, men’s golf Jeff Schneekloth, men’s tennis Tim Connell, football Ingrid Elvebak, women’s outdoor track and field 2008 - Andy Petersen, men’s golf 1987 - Cindy Kline, women’s golf Guy Dierikx, men’s indoor track and field Bill Spurbeck, men’s golf Kelly Harris, softball Laurie Sutten, softball Kari Hutchinson, women’s outdoor track and field 1988 - Mike Stumberg, football Sarah Paulson, women’s golf Lori Ellwood, women’s basketball 2009 - Sarah Paulson, women’s golf Joe Jaspers, men’s golf *Megan Swingen, softball Brenda Vigness, softball 2010 - Kurtis Brondyke, men’s outdoor track and field 1989 - Eric Stewart, wrestling Ethan Miller, men’s outdoor track and field, Kendra Storjohann, volleyball men’s indoor track and field 1990 - Ron Saak, football Miguel Ley, men’s basketball Pat Jackson, men’s golf **Katie Tenboer, softball 1991 - Rich Kacmarynski, football Shane Wong, football (defensive) Christi Van Werden, softball Brett McKenzie, men’s soccer 1992 - Jon McGovern, wrestling 2011 - Ethan Miller, men’s indoor track and field
256 Women’s track and field men’s outdoor track and field outdoor track and field Kyle Wood, men’s outdoor track and field Dan Roemerman, men’s outdoor track and field Jason Harvey, men’s golf 2017 - *Karly Olson, softball Sarah Paulson, women’s golf 2018 - Brittany Coppess, women’s golf 2012 -*Joel Pulliam, baseball 2019 - *Mariah Fritz, softball Kyle Wood, men’s indoor track and field Taylor Petkovich, men’s soccer (defensive) Ethan Miller, men’s outdoor track and field Blaine Hawkins, football (offensive) Allen Scovel, men’s outdoor track and field *pitcher of the year **Annie Sarcone, softball **position player of the year Eli Horton, men’s cross country 2013 - Felicia Coleman, women’s indoor track and field **Caitlyn Meyer, softball Austin O’Brien, men’s cross country Alayna Bailey, women’s soccer (offensive) Danny Samson, football (defensive) 2014 - Matt Greenfield, men’s basketball Eli Horton, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field Cole Decker, men’s cross country 2015 - Desmond Stoll, men’s golf Abi Davis, women’s indoor track and field **Abbey Strajack, softball *Dylan Diveney, baseball Cole Decker, men’s cross country 2016 - Cole Decker, men’s indoor track and field Abi Davis, women’s indoor track and field, women’s
Conference Coach of the Year (143) 1974 - Ron Schipper, football Maurine Timmer, women’s golf 1976 - Norm Ryerson, men’s golf Mike Schrier, men’s tennis 1977 - Norm Ryerson, men’s golf Jane Kors, women’s outdoor track and field Jack Walvoord, men’s basketball Ann Harris, volleyball Ron Schipper, football Ron Johnson, wrestling Mike Schrier, men’s tennis 1985 - Jack Walvoord, men’s basketball Norm Ryerson, wrestling Pam Richards, women’s cross country 1978 - Jack Walvoord, men’s basketball Ron Schipper, football Ron Schipper, football Norm Ryerson, men’s golf Norm Ryerson, men’s golf Maurine Timmer, women’s golf Mike Schrier, men’s tennis Pam Richards, women’s outdoor track and field Bill Hinga, men’s outdoor track and field Ron Johnson, wrestling 1979 - Bill Hinga, men’s outdoor track and field 1986 - Norm Ryerson, men’s golf Mike Schrier, men’s tennis Maurine Timmer, women’s golf 1980 - Jack Walvoord, men’s basketball Mike Schrier, men’s tennis Mike Schrier, men’s tennis Pam Richards, women’s outdoor track and field 1981 - Bryan Poulter, men’s cross country 1987 - Bob Bruns, men’s golf Ron Schipper, football Pam Richards, women’s outdoor track and field Norm Ryerson, men’s golf 1988 - Bob Bruns, men’s golf Mike Schrier, men’s tennis Nancy Wright, volleyball 1982 - Norm Ryerson, men’s golf 1989 - Ron Schipper, football Maurine Timmer, women’s golf Bob Bruns, men’s golf Mike Schrier, men’s tennis Jim Graham, women’s tennis 1983 - Gary Boeyink, women’s basketball Greg Lonning, wrestling Ron Schipper, football 1990 - Ron Schipper, football Norm Ryerson, men’s golf Bob Bruns, men’s golf Maurine Timmer, women’s golf George Wares, softball Mike Schrier, men’s tennis 1991 - Jack Walvoord, men’s basketball 1984 - Ron Schipper, football Bob Bruns, men’s golf
Women’s track and field 257 Mark Heid, men’s outdoor track and field outdoor track and field 1992 - Elizabeth Hadler, men’s tennis 2011 - Chad Green, men’s golf Mark Heid, men’s outdoor track and field Joe Dunham, men’s indoor track and field, men’s Kevin Azinger, wrestling outdoor track and field 1993 - Gary Boeyink, women’s basketball George Wares, softball Bob Bruns, men’s golf 2012 - Chad Green, men’s golf George Wares, softball Joe Dunham, men’s outdoor track and field, cross Mark Heid, men’s outdoor track and field country Megan Clayberg, volleyball Adam Stevens, baseball 1994 - Gary Boeyink, women’s basketball Mike Kobylinski, women’s soccer Ron Schipper, football 2013 - Joe Dunham, men’s indoor track and field, men’s Bob Bruns, men’s golf cross country Doug Stursma, women’s tennis Chad Green, men’s golf Mark Heid, men’s outdoor track and field 2014 - Craig Douma, men’s basketball 1995 - Ron Schipper, football Mike Kobylinski, women’s soccer 1996 - Doug Stursma, men’s tennis Tim Wilkinson, women’s golf 1997 - Kevin Sanger, men’s outdoor track and field 2015 - Chad Green, men’s golf Megan Clayberg, volleyball Joe Dunham, outdoor men’s track and field 1998 - Rich Kacmarynski, football 2016 - Central College*, men’s indoor track and field, Charlie Estabrook, men’s golf men’s outdoor track and field Kevin Sanger, men’s outdoor track and field Tim Wilkinson, women’s golf 1999 - Doug Stursma, men’s tennis Central College*, men’s soccer 2000 - Rich Kacmarynski, football 2017 - Central College*, womens soccer George Wares, softball 2018 - Central College*, men’s outdoor track and field Doug Stursma, men’s tennis Tim Wilkinson, women’s golf Kevin Sanger, men’s outdoor track and field 2019 - Central College*, softball Megan Clayberg, volleyball Central College*, men’s soccer 2001 - Gary Boeyink, women’s basketball Central College*, football Charlie Estabrook, men’s golf *Award changed to Coaching Staff of the Year Kevin Sanger, men’s outdoor track and field 2002 - Charlie Estabrook, men’s golf Garry Laidlaw, men’s soccer George Wares, softball 2003 - Charlie Estabrook, men’s golf George Wares, softball Doug Stursma, women’s tennis Kevin Sanger, men’s outdoor track and field Kent Clayberg, volleyball 2004 - George Wares, softball Kevin Sanger, men’s outdoor track and field 2005 - Adam Stevens, baseball Jeff McMartin, football Kevin Sanger, men’s indoor track and field Kent Clayberg, volleyball 2006 - Jeff McMartin, football 2007 - Jeff McMartin, football Charlie Estabrook, men’s golf Kent Clayberg, volleyball 2008 - Jodee Schaben, women’s golf Garry Laidlaw, men’s soccer Bryan Mours, women’s tennis 2009 - George Wares, softball Joe Dunham, men’s outdoor track and field Jodee Schaben, women’s golf 2010 - Mike Boschee, men’s basketball Eric Van Kley, wrestling Joe Dunham, men’s indoor track and field, men’s
258 Women’s track and field Academic All-Americans, selected by CoSIDA (63)
1979 1993 2010 Chris Adkins, football Blake Jessen, baseball Jill Ziskovsky, women’s track and field Brent Aufdembrink, football Heather Reedy, softball Mindi Remsburg, softball 2011 1983 Jayna Blom, women’s track and field Jill Ziskovsky, women’s track and field Denise Boll, women’s basketball Lisa Broek, women’s track and field 1994 2012 Tony Carey, men’s golf *Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball Sarah Paulson, women’s golf Jason Sanders, football 1984 2013 Denise Boll, women’s basketball 1995 Eric Larson, men’s track and field *Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball 1985 Matt Bandstra, football 2015 Sue Poppens, women’s basketball Eric Larson, men’s track and field Brian Goldsworthy, men’s golf 1996 Jamie Vander Veer, men’s track and field Todd Sutphen, baseball Ryan Murphy, men’s tennis Scott Lindell, football 2016 Neil Gray, football 1997 Mitchell Boerm, football Ryan Murphy, men’s tennis 1986 2017 Scott Lindell, football 1998 Colby Taylor, men’s basketball Jason Darling, baseball Kyle Gritsch, football 1987 Carson Remick, football Beth Van Voorhis, women’s tennis 2000 Angie Nielsen, volleyball 2018 1988 Will Daniels, men’s track and field Shannan Mattiace, women’s tennis 2004 Mark Fairley, men’s cross country/ Rick Perry, football Raegan Schultz, women’s track and track and field Gregg Gustafson, football field Kate Patton, women’s track and feld Dallas Bogner, men’s tennis Jamie Stark, volleyball Elise Askelsen, women’s soccer Jon Alberts, football 1989 2005 Rick Hassman, baseball Adam Duerfeldt, baseball 2019 Shannan Mattiace, women’s tennis Jason Ford, men’s tennis *Will Daniels, men’s track and field Jon Alberts, football 1990 2006 Matt Melvin, men’s basketball *Adam Duerfeldt, baseball Shannan Mattiace, women’s tennis Nick Cochrane, men’s tennis *Academic all-American Bryan George, men’s cross country/ player of the year 1991 men’s track and field Rich Kacmarynski, football Ben Bollard, football
1992 2007 Nate Hart, men’s basketball Ben Bollard, men’s track and field Heather Reedy, softball Chris Hulleman, football
Women’s track and field 259 All-Americans (453 times, 252 athletes) 1960 - John Carle, men’s basketball 1983 - Lisa Broek, women’s outdoor track and field Nancy Cisar, women’s outdoor track and field 1966 - Dennis Descoteau, football Marti Haan, women’s outdoor track and field Marcie Thurn, women’s outdoor track and field 1967 - Doug Van Boven, football Augie Lugo, men’s tennis Mike Shanahan, men’s outdoor track and field 1969 - Vern Den Herder, football 1984 - Murray Anderson, wrestling 1970 - Vern Den Herder, football Bryant Hancock, wrestling John Edwards, baseball Dale Lawrence, wrestling Kelly McGovern, wrestling 1973 - Gerald Piester, men’s outdoor track and field Nancy Cisar, women’s outdoor track and field Lori Sears, women’s outdoor track and field 1974 - Terry Youngblood, men’s outdoor track and field Kevin Geary, men’s outdoor track and field Al Dorenkamp, football Joe Martin, men’s outdoor track and field Jerry Quick, men’s outdoor track and field 1977 - Don Taylor, football Matt Schulte, men’s outdoor track and field Scott Froehle, football 1978 - Jason Locke, men’s outdoor track and field Rich Thomas, football Don Keller, men’s outdoor track and field 1985 - Ed Ergenbright, wrestling 1979 - Jerry Fitzsimmons, men’s cross country Dale Lawrence, wrestling Cam Ratering, women’s cross country Duane Lawrence, wrestling Scot Storjohann, wrestling 1980 - Jeff Verhoef, men’s basketball Brian Goldsworthy, men’s golf Cam Ratering, women’s cross country Rich Thomas, football
1981 - Stacy Bandy, wrestling 1986 - Kevin Azinger, wrestling Lisa Broek, women’s outdoor track and field Tim Hackel, wrestling Nancy Cisar, women’s outdoor track and field Kelly McGovern, wrestling Laurie Haddy, women’s outdoor track and field Cindy Messer, softball Carla Huddle, women’s outdoor track and field Lori Sears, women’s outdoor track and field Kim Lehman, women’s outdoor track and field Joe Jaspers, men’s golf Goldie Nicholson, women’s outdoor track and field Jeff Blythe, football Robin Rasmussen, women’s outdoor track and field, women’s cross country 1987 - Matt Diehl, wrestling Cam Ratering, women’s outdoor track and field, Tim Hackel, wrestling women’s cross country Paul Veak, wrestling Marcie Thurn, women’s outdoor track and field Jay McGovern, wrestling Lori Nolte, women’s cross country Brad Eggers, wrestling Jan Sedlacek, women’s cross country Cindy Kline, women’s golf Jackie Schwers, women’s cross country Laurie Sutten, softball Brad Depke, men’s outdoor track and field Kris Thompson, softball Joe Jaspers, men’s golf 1982 - Lisa Broek, women’s outdoor track and field Paula Casey, women’s outdoor track and field 1988 - Jim Bruxvoort, men’s indoor track and field, Nancy Cisar, women’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Laurie Haddy, women’s outdoor track and field Paul Lovell, men’s indoor track and field Cam Ratering, women’s outdoor track and field Cindy Kline, women’s golf Jackie Schwers, women’s outdoor track and field Pat Jackson, men’s golf Marcie Thurn, women’s outdoor track and field Laurie Sutten, softball Rose Van Egmond, women’s outdoor track and field Chris Hoffman, wrestling Kean Richard, men’s outdoor track and field Steve Flynn, football Mike Stumberg, football Ron Saak, football
260 Women’s track and field 1989 - Chris Hoffman, wrestling men’s outdoor track and field Chad Beck, wrestling Nate Smith, men’s indoor track and field, Scot Dierks, wrestling men’s outdoor track and field Eric Stewart, wrestling Mike Morris, men’s outdoor track and field Jenny Wistrom, women’s golf Brian Dunlap, men’s indoor track and field, Brenda Vigness, softball men’s outdoor track and field Jim Bruxvoort, men’s outdoor track and field Dan Zimmerman, men’s indoor track and field, Kris Reis, football men’s outdoor track and field Les McCracken, men’s indoor track and field, 1990 - Steve Weers, wrestling men’s outdoor track and field Jon McGovern, wrestling Mark Kacmarynski, football Joe Stutting, wrestling Rick Sanger, football Jim Bruxvoort, men’s indoor track and field, Jeff Helle, football men’s outdoor track and field Andy Goodman, men’s cross country David Ellingson, men’s outdoor track and field Jeff Wallerich, men’s outdoor track and field 1995 - Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball Jason Snyder, men’s outdoor track and field Dan Gabrielson, wrestling Dan Wallace, men’s outdoor track and field Ryan Erickson, men’s indoor track and field Julie Fortin, women’s outdoor track and field Brent Ferneau, men’s indoor track and field, Ron Saak, football men’s outdoor track and field Eddie Heim, men’s indoor track and field, 1991 - Chad Beck, wrestling men’s outdoor track and field Jon McGovern, wrestling Nate Smith, men’s indoor track and field, Jamie Mahnke, softball men’s outdoor track and field Christi Van Werden, softball Dan Zimmerman, men’s indoor track and field, Eric Pingel, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Tim Lewis, football Kevin Lucken, men’s golf Missey Allen, softball 1992 - Jon McGovern, wrestling Lynette Mullen, softball Bruce Kuennen, wrestling Rick Sanger, football Joel Marsden, wrestling Matt Bandstra, football Brad Kreiner, wrestling Emily Grimes, softball 1996 - Brent Lawrenson, wrestling Julie Nelson, softball Missey Allen, softball Jennifer Semler, softball Lynette Mullen, softball Eric Pingel, men’s outdoor track and field Rob Akers, men’s golf Craig Cantrall, men’s outdoor track and field Mark Kacmarynski, football Bill Mulder, football 1997 - Greg Breeding, wrestling 1993 - Tracy Wilson, women’s basketball Darin Fisher, men’s golf Bruce Kuennen, wrestling Zech Schiebout, men’s outdoor track and field Brian Reece, wrestling Jay Rhoten, men’s outdoor track and field John Guenther, men’s golf Kara Stanley, softball Craig Cantrall, men’s outdoor track and field Matt Paulsen, football Brian Dunlap, men’s outdoor track and field Abbie Brown, volleyball Les McCracken, men’s outdoor track and field Candace Wilson, volleyball Mike Morris, men’s outdoor track and field Nate Smith, men’s outdoor track and field 1998 - Jina Bos, women’s outdoor track and field Dan Zimmerman, men’s outdoor track and field Sean Clark, men’s outdoor track and field Emily Grimes, softball Adam Hartford, men’s outdoor track and field Missey Allen, softball Andrew Paulsen, men’s outdoor track and field, Jennifer Semler, softball football Jeff Helle, football Nate Korselman, men’s outdoor track and field Jay Rhoten, men’s outdoor track and field 1994 - Dan Gabrielson, wrestling Jon Lindaman, men’s outdoor track and field Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball Abbie Brown, volleyball Craig Cantrall, men’s indoor track and field, Candace Wilson, volleyball
Women’s track and field 261 1999 - Ryan Cunningham, wrestling Reagan Schultz, women’s outdoor track and field Sean Clark, men’s indoor track and field, Tony Brownlee, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Brad Gaskill, men’s outdoor track and field Matt Jens, men’s outdoor track and field Nate Koerselman, men’s outdoor track and field Matt McCombs, men’s indoor track and field, Jon Lindaman, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Chris McCullough, men’s indoor track and field, Marc Vander Velden, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Abbie Brown, volleyball Peter Wagner, men’s indoor track and field, Candace WIlson, volleyball men’s outdoor track and field Angie Nielsen, volleyball Austin Bonnema, football Jeff Sanger, football Steve Perkins, football 2003 - D.J. Cobler, men’s indoor track and field Matt McCombs, men’s indoor track and field 2000 - Katie Brees, women’s indoor track and field, Peter Wagner, men’s indoor track and field, women’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Donell Hotze, softball Tanner Whipple, men’s indoor track and field Annie Van Wetzinga, softball Dustin Roland, wrestling Sean Clark, men’s outdoor track and field Cale Van Genderen, men’s outdoor track and field Adam Hartford, men’s outdoor track and field Jenn Hansen, women’s outdoor track and field Nate Koerselman, men’s outdoor track and field Lindsay Schultz, women’s outdoor track and field Chris McCullough, men’s outdoor track and field Raegan Schultz, women’s outdoor track and field Tommy Tavegia, men’s outdoor track and field Libby Hysell, softball Marc Vander Velden, men’s outdoor track and field April Miller, softball Peter Wagner, men’s outdoor track and field Jeff Sanger, football 2004 - Kevin Owens, wrestling Reid Evans, football Patrick McElyea, men’s golf Justin Snyder, football Lindsay Schultz, women’s outdoor track and field Candace Wilson, volleyball Raegan Schultz, women’s indoor track and field Angie Nielsen, volleyball women’s outdoor track and field Alicia Whisner, women’s outdoor track and field 2001 - Dmitry Tarasov, wrestling Cale Van Genderen, men’s indoor track and field, Annie Van Wetzinga, softball men’s outdoor track and field Libby Hysell, softball Tanner Whipple, men’s outdoor track and field Katie Brees, women’s indoor track and field, Beth Cunningham, women’s cross country women’s outdoor track and field Mark Sanger, football Tony Brownlee, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field 2005 - D.J. Cobler, men’s outdoor track and field Adam Hartford, men’s indoor track and field, Guy Dierikx, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Justin Koeppe, men’s outdoor track and field Chris McCullough, men’s outdoor track and Kevin Pitz, men’s outdoor track and field field Cale Van Genderen, men’s indoor track and field, Tommy Tavegia, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Alicia Whisner, women’s outdor track and field Peter Wagner, men’s indoor track and field, Ryan Johnson, football men’s outdoor track and field Vance Schuring, football Angie Nielsen, volleyball 2006 - Zac Bailey, men’s outdoor track and field 2002 - Jeremy Hendricks, wrestling Ben Bollard, men’s indoor track and field Dustin Roland, wrestling men’s outdoor track and field Molly Parrott, women’s basketball, softball Teddy Clark, men’s indoor track and field Libby Hysell, softball Guy Dierikx, men’s indoor track and field, Tim White, men’s golf men’s outdoor track and field Katie Button, women’s indoor track and field Bryan George, men’s indoor track and field Abby Gonzales, women’s indoor track and field, Craig Hernandez, men’s outdoor track and field women’s outdoor track and field Justin Koeppe, men’s indoor track and field, Lindsay Schultz, women’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field
262 Women’s track and field Kevin Pitz, men’s indoor track and field, 2011 - Ethan Miller, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Brian Respeliers, men’s indoor track and field Matt Graber, men’s indoor track and field Zach Zellweger, men’s indoor track and field Kurtis Brondyke, men’s indoor track and field, Alex Costigan, women’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Alicia Whisner, women’s outdoor track and field Allen Scovel, men’s outdoor track and field Dana Wilkerson, women’s outdoor track and field Trevor Veach, men’s outdoor track and field Nick Reed, football Mitch Wagoner, men’s outdoor track and field Taylor Vanden Wynboom, football Kyle Wood, men’s outdoor track and field Brant VerMeer, football Jill Ziskovsky, women’s indoor track and field, women’s outdoor track and field 2007 - Ben Bollard, men’s outdoor track and field Emily Teas, women’s indoor track and field, Guy Dierikx, men’s indoor track and field, women’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field, football Felicia Coleman, women’s indoor track and field, Jason Fisher, men’s outdoor track and field women’s outdoor track and field Craig Hernandez, men’s outdoor track and field Rachel Purdy, women’s indoor track and field, Alex Miller, men’s outdoor track and field women’s outdoor track and field Alicia Whisner, women’s outdoor track and field Caitlin Wilson, women’s outdoor track and field Joel Winters, men’s golf Kiley Lythberg, softball Greg Altmaier, football Katie Tenboer, softball
2008 - Kari Hutchinson, women’s indoor track and field 2012 - Caitlin Wilson, women’s indoor track and field Emily Teas, women’s indoor track and field Eric Larson, men’s indoor track and field, Jill Ziskovsky, women’s indoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Rachelle Tipton, women’s indoor track and field Ethan Miller, men’s outdoor track and field Jason Fisher, men’s indoor track and field Mitch Wagoner, men’s outdoor track and field Guy Dierikx, men’s indoor track and field, Logan Danko, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Kyle Wood, men’s outdoor track and field Alex Miller, men’s outdoor track and field Allen Scovel, men’s outdoor track and field Luke Bolander, men’s outdoor track and field Trevor Veach, men’s outdoor track and field Matt Patrick, men’s outdoor track and field Alex Edwards, men’s outdoor track and field Kurtis Brondyke, men’s outdoor track and field Morgan Darrow, women’s outdoor track and field Kelly Harris, softball Annie Sarcone, softball Abbey Strajack, softball 2009 - Kurtis Brondyke, men’s indoor track and field, Sarah Paulson, women’s golf men’s outdoor track and field Eli Horton, men’s cross country Ethan Miller, men’s indoor track and field, men’s oudoor track and field 2013 - Eric Larson, men’s indoor track and field, men’s Rachel Boeke, women’s outdoor track and field outdoor track and field Rachael Everingham, softball Eli Horton, men’s indoor track and field, men’s cross Sarah Paulson, women’s golf country Felicia Coleman, women’s indoor track and field 2010 - Kurtis Brondyke, men’s outdoor track and field Mallory Schulenberg, softball Matt Graber, men’s indoor track and field Austin O’Brien, men’s cross country Ethan Miller, men’s indoor track and field Danny Samson, football men’s outdoor track and field Mitch Morris, men’s outdoor track and field 2014 - Austin O’Brien, men’s indoor track and field Jordan Gegner, men’s outdoor track and field Eli Horton, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor Luke Bolander, men’s outdoor track and field track and field, cross country Matt Patrick, men’s outdoor track and field Spencer Hammack, men’s indoor track and field Kyle Wood, men’s outdoor track and field Drew Jackson, men’s indoor track and field Logan Danko, men’s outdoor track and field Abi Davis, women’s indoor track and field, women’s Allen Scovel, men’s outdoor track and field outdoor track and field Jill Ziskovsky, women’s indoor track and field Robbie Rushing, baseball women’s outdoor track and field Jacob Edleman, football Katie Tenboer, softball Shane Wong, football 2015 - Daniel Page, wrestling
Women’s track and field 263 Matt Seabold, wrestling Monica Ruiz, women’s outdoor track and field Abbey Strajack, softball Sam Markham, football Karlee Rock, softball Abi Davis, women’s indoor track and field 2017 - Logan Mulford, men’s indoor track and field, men’s Camie Kibbee, women’s indoor track and field outdoor track and field Allie McBroom, women’s indoor track and field C.J. Pestano, wrestling Kate Patton, women’s indoor track and field Cam Timok, wrestling Jamie Vander Veer, men’s indoor track and field Mark Fairley, men’s outdoor track and field; men’s Eric Larson, men’s outdoor track and field cross country Cole Decker, men’s outdoor track and field, cross country 2018 - C.J. Pestano, wrestling Will Daniels, men’s indoor track and field; men’s 2016 - C.J. Pestano, wrestling outdoor track and field Logan Mulford, men’s indoor track and field, men’s Ryan Kruse, men’s indoor track and field outdoor track and field Mark Fairley, men’s outdoor track and field Dan Roemerman, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field 2019 - Cam Timok, wrestling Abi Davis, women’s indoor track and field, women’s Will Daniels, men’s indoor track and field; men’s outdoor track and field outdoor track and field Lorell Stuht, women’s indoor track and field Drake Lewis, men’s outdoor track and field Cole Decker, men’s outdoor track and field Taylor Petkovich, men’s soccer Ashlee Downs, women’s outdoor track and field Jon Alberts, football Hope Heitman, women’s outdoor track and field Kate Patton, women’s outdoor track and field
264 Women’s track and field National Association of Basketball Coaches Academic Honor Roll (10) 1997 2017 Doug Frazell Austin Glawe Aaron Kuecker Jacob Hay Kevin Thompson Jordan Saddoris Colby Taylor 2015 Pete Walker Nile Eckermann Aaron Rosenstiel
Allstate National Association of Basketball Coaches Good Works Team (1) 2015 - Jordan Saddoris Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Academic Team Honor Roll (9) 1996 - 3.29 1999 - 3.52 (fifth) 2011 - 3.45 (20th) 1997 - 3.51 (third) 2000 - 3.58 (second) 2012 - 3.46 (20th) 1998 - 3.38 2002 - 3.50 2013 - 3.48 (21st) USTFCCCA All-Academic Cross Country team (32 times, 22 athletes) 2005 Brent Ewing 2015 Tanner Rathje Bryan George Drew Jackson Mark Fairley Evie Kammeyer Tanner Rathje Holly McKinney 2007 2013 Jon Specht Angie Berry Drew Jackson Isaac Steffensmeier 2018 Jamie Vander Veer Holly McKinney Miranda Kruiswyk 2009 Alyssa Eaves Lauren Moll Hannah Anderson 2016 Angie Berry 2014 Mark Fairley 2019 Mark Fairley Tanner Rathje Will DeHaan 2011 Eli Horton Isaac Steffensmeier Nate Sanders Melony McDermott Isaac Steffensmeier Rachel Peter Jamie Vander Veer 2012 2017 Cole Decker Mark Fairley
U.S. Track and Field/Cross Country Coaches Association Academic Team selections (21) Men’s cross country (8) Women’s cross country (13) 2015 - 3.35 1999 1999 2016 - 3.36 2003 2005 - 3.33 2017 - 3.49 2005 - 3.16 2007 - 3.3 2018 - 3.37 2014 - 3.17 2010 - 3.38 2019 - 3.17 2015 - 3.15 2011 - 3.27 2016 - 3.25 2012 - 3.36 2018 - 3.13 2013 - 3.17 2019 - 3.17 2014 - 3.36
Women’s track and field 265 National Football Foundation Hampshire Academic Society (103) 2007 A.J. Santon Joe Flaherty 2017 Greg Altmaier Lee Schroeder Blaine Forsythe Cory Archer Dustyn Baethke JJ Kotz Nate Boland Trenton Blythe 2011 Tanner Price Josh Brunk Keith Bowers Garret Albers Tyler Christensen Guy Dierikx Holden Blythe 2014 Nick Greteman Brett Doud Matt Daniels Schyler Bardole Kyle Gritsch Cody Huisman Mike Furlong Brendon Boerm Kohle Helle Scott Paja Patrick Kelley Aaron Eiseler Sam Markham Aaron Rasmussen Jackson Leuschen Nick Henry Sam Norgaard Vance Schuring Cory Nikkel Eric Larson Tony Oros Josh Smith Jake Petersen Jack Norgaard Carson Remick Nathan Rouse Josh Osborn Matt Seabold 2008 Ryan Schmidt Kevin Sheldon Jordan Edgerly Colton Smith Jordan Wachter 2018 Justin Johnson Jeremy Snead Tyler Bryant Dustin Veldhuizen Joey Toale 2015 Daniel Coovert Spenser Remick Brandon Wagner Taylor Cox Collin Erickson Brett Wilkin Jake Wassenaar Aaron Fogt 2009 Brady Wilson Curtis Weeks Pat Gray Andy Kneib David Young Cam Kiner Colton Steeve 2016 Drew Kithcart Zach Van Arkel 2012 Corbin Blythe Tylor Newhouse Korey Van Wyk Bobby Daigle Brett Boddicker Jake Poster Ross Doehrmann Mitchell Boerm Trevor Smith 2010 Jack Flaherty Drew Carlson Josiah Soderstrum Zack Bandow Spenser Fuller Riley Gray Cody Tuttle Kurtis Brondyke Ben Lechtenberg TJ Huizenga Dylan Tuttle Kevin Haupt Colton Smith Zach Matter Cole Henderson Garrett Veldman William Meredith Austin Hill Andrew Weaks Jessie Peterson Steven Johnson Sam Schmitz Jordan Leuschen 2013 Matthew Williamson Joel Mudd Nolan Blythe Jason Ohlfest Jacob Edleman Allstate American Football Coaches Association Good Works Team (4) 1997 - Marc Poortinga 2011 - Cory Nikkel 2005 - Stephen Barnes 2015 - Jake Wassenaar All-America Scholars Golf Team (55) 1984 - Brian Goldsworthy Brent Peterson Nick Grossman 2013 - Taylor Hill 1985 - Brian Goldsworthy 1993 - Bill Conger* Kyle Matzen 2014 - Taylor Hill, Chelsey 1986 - Bill Spurbeck Chad Hoekstra 2005 - Nick Grossman Shuey Kim Doyle 1994 - Jason Brown* 2007 - Jeff Millet 2015 - Chelsey Shuey 1987 - Bill Spurbeck 1997 - Brad Dutler Issac Rodenberg 2016 - Emily Opsal Joe Jaspers 1998 - Chris Huston Reid Turner Valorie Taylor Brent Peterson Justin Schulte 2008 - Reid Turner Molly Timmerman 1988 - Joe Jaspers 2000 - Shannon Hoekstra 2009 - Andy Petersen 2017 - Emily Opsal Pat Jackson 2001 - Courtney Brooks Andrew Townsend Molly Timmerman Steve Kimball Roger Dortch 2010 - Andrew Townsend 2018 - Emily Opsal 1989 - Jeff Woods Jon Hietbrink 2011 - Kaurie Kincaid *True-Temper Scholarship Steve Rheinschmidt Tim White Molli O’Brien winner 1990 - Jeff Woods 2002 - Jon Hietbrink 2012 - Brent Goodenow 1991 - Mark Smith Tim White Matt Vegter 1992 - Bill Conger* 2004 - Patrick McElyea Sarah Paulson
266 Women’s track and field National Soccer Coaches Association of America Academic Team (16)
Women’s soccer (10) Men’s soccer (6) 2000-01 2012-13 3.01 2003-04 2013-14 3.01 2008-09 2014-15 3.05 2011-12 3.26 2015-16 2012-13 3.54 2016-17 2013-14 3.39 2017-18 3.21 2014-15 3.46 2018-19 3.16 2015-16 3.29 2016-17 3.54 2017-18 3.54 2018-19 3.48
United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-American (11)
2004 Myra Applegate Megan Augustin Tara Thornton Alisa Scarrow Jami Wheelock Tim Dobberfuhl Brandon Thomsen
2008 Clayton Boeyink Quincy Garner Chris Purdue
2018 Miguel Pina, third team
National Fastpitch Coaches Association Top 10 Academic Team (4)
1996 2000 - ninth 1997 - sixth 2017 - fifth (tie)
Women’s track and field 267 National Fastpitch Coaches Association Scholar-Athlete Softball Team (186)
1996 2005 Jess Edler 2016 Amy Hakeman Katie Boyington Rachael Everingham Sarah Bowen Kim Pickett Abby Frye Chelsea Greiner Kaci Braner Sarah Street Kristen Friedrichs Brie Haycraft Mikayla Heath Alison Wilson Anne Legg Kiley Lythberg Karly Olson Tine Shimak Jordan Overland Kylie Olson 1997 Heidi Reburn Taylor Sohn Amy Hakeman 2006 Trysh Shimak Makenzie Matt Amy Lester Laura Anderson Emily Te Brink Tabitha Taylor Kristy Pedersen Patience Anderson Katie Tenboer Nicole Williams Katie Shelley Katie Boyington Rachel Whiteside Stacey Sonnek Ryann Engholm 2017 Amy Spaur Abby Frye 2012 Sarah Bowen Kara Stanley Alysha Overturf Lexi Cessna Kaci Braner Ellen Thompson Kelsey Rethmeier Shannon Coulson Taylor Fisher 1998 Tine Shimak Angela Davis Mikayla Heath Katie Shelley Jess Edler Makenzie Matt Amy Hakeman 2007 Chelsea Greiner Karly Olson Rundi Nelson Laura Anderson Brie Haycraft Kylie Olson Kelly Oliver Natalie Deming Jordan Overland Taylor Sohn Wendy Walton Ryann Engholm Emily Te Brink Sara Sparks Kristen Friedrichs Dana Van Renterghem Sarah Sponder 2000 Alysha Overturf Holly Von Fumetti Sara Tallman Denise Barnard Lacey Ritscher 2013 Tabitha Taylor Daniela Grob Tina Shimak Lexi Cessna Abbie Voas Donell Hotze Amy Zellmer Chelsea Greiner Dawn Howard Brie Haycraft 2018 Mandy Jens 2008 Jordan Overland Kaci Braner Kelly Oliver Ryann Engholm Heidi Reburn Mariah Fritz Molly Parrott Katrina Hruby Trisha Smith Casey Lewis Ellen Thompson Alysha Overturf Whitney Sowers Makenzie Matt Mary Vande Hoef Lacey Ritscher Emily Te Brink Kylie Olson Annie Van Wetzinga Megan Swingen Dana Van Renterghem Amanda Sigulas Jamie Waterman Amy Zellmer Sarah Sponder 2014 Sara Tallman 2001 2009 Katie Canney Tabitha Taylor Denise Barnard Natalie Deming Lexi Cessna Mandy Jens Ryann Engholm Shannon Coulson 2019 Kelly Oliver Alysha Overturf Brie Haycraft Lauren Bagby Mary Vande Hoef Megan Swingen Mikayla Heath Sadie Baugher Katie Tenboer Chelsea Greiner Mariah Fritz 2002 Alyse Vander Plaats Jordan Overland Kamryn Hayes Denise Barnard Holly Von Fumetti Karlee Rock Kylie Olson Emily Carlson Taylor Sohn Danielle Riley Molly Parrott 2010 Abbey Strajack Amanda Sigulas Missy Voigt Shanna Aberson Dana Van Renterghem Sara Tallman Natalie Deming 2003 Jess Edler 2015 Amy Adams Bethany Koskamp Kaci Braner Katie Boyington Taylor Larkin Brooke Brommel Abby Frye Kiley Lythberg Katie Canney Kris Hughes Taryn Pennington Mikayla Heath Anne Legg Hallie Schon Paige Heesch Stef Miller Allysa Stephens Karlee Rock Beth Peterson Katie Tenboer Taylor Sohn Mary Vande Hoef Holly Von Fumetti Whitney Sowers Jill Williams Lizzie Stock 2011 Tabitha Taylor Lexi Cessna Abbey Strajack Mycaela Crouse Dana Van Renterghem 268 Women’s track and field Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches Association Academic Team selections (13) Men Women 2005 2012 - 3.27 2011 2015 - 3.48 2012 - 3.23 2016 - 3.38 2015 - 3.42 2017 - 3.50 2017 - 3.34 2018 - 3.36 2018 - 3.41 2019 - 3.30 2019 - 3.33
Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches Association Scholar-Athlete Tennis Team (87) 1984 - Dan Lazenby 2017 - Alex Anderson, Danny Anderson, Colin Jones, 1986 - Ahi Afridi, Alan Brown Jackson Lewton, Tom Palmer, Carl Peterson, Josh 1987 - Ahi Afridi, Alan Brown, Eric Ellefson Phillips, Morgan Ernst, Lauren Kriegel, Ashley Maley, 1988 - Dallas Bogner, Chuck Ray Jenna Stewart, Sami Thompson, Holly Vander Pol, 2011 - Bryn Boswell, Dan Bowser, Kyle Freischlag, Paige Vannusdle, EmmaGrace Walter John Seier, Ryan Shuey 2018 - Danny Anderson, C.J. Cliff, William Isiminger, Colin 2012 - David Bouska, Nicole Curran, Kayla Donner, Josh Jones, Tom Palmer, Carl Peterson, Garret Taylor, Scott Forst, Kyle Freischlag, Chelsea Johnson, John Seier, Wilson, Kaysey Bos, Karleigh Schilling, Jenna Stewart, Emily Swartz, Riley Taylor Sami Thompson, Paige Vannausdle, EmmaGrace 2015 - Alex Anderson, CJ Cliff, Josh Forst, Tim Kahl, Walter Tom Palmer, Collin Schares, Scott Wilson, Angie 2019 - Danny Anderson, Tanner Finken, William Isiminger, Allgood, Morgan Ernst, Jordan Langer, Sarah Colin Jones, Joe Robeerts, Ben Turnley, Cassidy Bos, Montgomery, Jessie Ryals, Katie Todd Kirsten Jordan, Karleigh Schilling, Jenna Stewart, 2016 - Alex Anderson, Collin Jones, Tom Palmer, Josh Sami Thompson Philips, Angie Allgood, Anna Bowser, Alli Brandenberg, Megan Davis, Morgan Ernst, Amanda Kuhn, Jessi Ryals, Paige Vannausdle, EmmaGrace Walter
Women’s track and field 269 U.S. Track and Field/Cross Country Coaches Association Academic Team selections (11) Women’s track and field (1`) 2000 - 3.11 2017 - 3.35 2007 - 3.21 2018 - 3.44 2008 - 3.14 2019 - 3.23 2009 - 3.13 2010 - 3.16 2011 - 3.33 2012 - 3.26 2013 - 3.26 2016 - 3.21
USTFCCCA All-Academic Track and Field team (119 times, 73 athletes) 1994 Chelsey Keller Jill Ziskovsky Will Daniels Craig Cantrall Alicia Whisner Mark Fairley Andy Goodman 2012 Ryan Kruse Nate Smith 2007 Tyler Crouse Emma Drees Ben Bollard Rachel Northrup Morgan Koenigs 1999 Guy Dierikx Rachel Purdy Lorell Stuht Jon Rathje Cody Huisman Morgan Sharp Matt Webster Alex Miller Miranda Wehde 2018 Amy Olson Adam Wolf Will Daniels Jen Osteen Angie Berry 2014 Mark Fairley Hollie Reilly Rachel Boeke Spencer Hammack Michael Firkins Kari Hutchinson Drew Jackson Hunter Howe 2000 Chelsey Keller Eric Larson Ryan Kruse Marc VanderVelden Alicia Whisner Jaemin Powell Kyle Pape Katie Brees Camie Kibbee Jon Specht 2008 Allie McBroom Mary Gray 2001 Guy Dierikx Whitney Pavlat Evie Kammeyer Tony Brownlee Rachel Boeke Monica Ruiz Courtney Kruthoff Lucas Nims Kari Hutchinson Holly McKinney Katie Brees Emily Teas 2015 Kiki Pingel Jenn Hansen Rachelle Tipton Spencer Hammack Jill Ziskovsky Drew Jackson 2019 2002 Eric Larson Will Daniels Tony Brownlee 2009 Jamie Vander Veer Kyle Pape Matt Jens Rachel Boeke Emma Drees Emily Burt Matt McCombs Emily Teas Camie Kibbee Mary Gray Katie Brees Rachelle Tipton Morgan Koenigs Courtney Kruthoff Abby Gonzales Jill Ziskovsky Allie McBroom Kiki Pingel Jenn Hansen Kate Patton Tori VanVelzen Lindsay Schultz 2010 Monica Ruiz Raegan Schultz Tyler Crouse Meredith Felicia Coleman Zimmerman 2003 Ashley Feldman Cale Van Genderen Sam Retz 2016 Tanner Whipple Emily Teas Mark Fairley Jenn Hansen Rachelle Tipton Hunter Howe Lindsay Schultz Jill Ziskovsky Ryan Kruse Raegan Schultz Jaemin Powell 2011 Holly McKinney 2006 Kurtis Brondyke Kate Patton Ben Bollard Tyler Crouse Monica Ruiz Bryan George Rachel Purdy Alex Costigan Emily Teas 2017
270 Women’s track and field American Volleyball Coaches Association Academic Team Honor Roll selections (20) 1997 2003 2007 2011 2015 2000 2004 2008 2012 2016 2001 2005 2009 2013 2017 2002 2006 2010 2014 2018
NWCA Scholar All-American Wrestling Team (38) 1988 - Chris Hoffman Theron Stewart Matt Seabold 1989 - Chris Hoffman 2013 - Theron Stewart 2018 - Nathan Fritz Shaun Van Vark 2015 - Tyler Lowy C.J. Pestano 1992 - Lynn Silver Zach Moss 2019 - Nathan Fritz Brad Kreiner CJ Pestano Duncan Lee 1996 - Brent Dunlap Jay Pike Griffen McBride 2000 - Jeremy Hendricks 2016 - A.J. Pestano Chris Murino 2001 - Jeremy Hendricks C.J. Pestano Chase Petty 2002 - Jeremy Hendricks Jay Pike Lane Rumelhart Andy Gum Matt Seabold Jeremy Sceuermann 2005 - Peter Howard 2017 - A.J. McBroom 2010 - Reid Imerman Zach Moss 2012 - Zach Beekman C.J. Pestano
Successful Farming All-American Farm Team (11)
1995 - Mark Kacmarynski, football 1998 - Jay Rhoten, men’s track 1996 - Stacy Sonnek, softball Andrew Paulsen, football Mark Kamarynski, football 1999 - Jina Bos, women’s track 1997 - Stacy Sonnek, softball Jeff Sanger, football Jay Rhoten, men’s track 2000 - Jeff Sanger, football Matt Paulsen, football Team discontinued after 2000.
Des Moines Register Sports Hall of Fame 1976 - Richard “Babe” Tysseling ‘32; baseball, men’s basketball, football, track and field, coach, athletics director 1988 - Vern Den Herder ‘70; football, men’s basketball, NFL player 2002 - Dick Schultz ‘50; baseball, men’s basketball, football, Division I basketball coach, athletics director, NCAA executive director, U.S. Olympic Committee president
Women’s track and field 271 Central College Athletics Hall of Honor 2002 2011 Vern Den Herder; football, men’s basketball Rich Kacmarynski, football Dr. Camilla (Ratering) McCalmont; women’s cross country, Shannan Mattiace, women’s tennis women’s track and field Kevin Sanger, football, track and field Ron Schipper; Head football coach, athletics director Dick Schultz; Baseball, men’s basketball, football 2012 Richard “Babe” Tysseling; baseball, men’s basketball, Jack Walvoord; men’s basketball player/coach football, track and field Emily (Grimes) Rottinghaus; softball Jeff Verhoef; men’s basketball Tim Hackel; wrestling Jon McGovern; wrestling 2003 Dr. Richard Dykstra; football 2013 Gertrude Beintema; athletic department office manager John Bermel; men’s golf Marcie (Thurn) Rohach; women’s track and field Mark Kacmarynski; football Clarence Wilkins; men’s basketball Cindy (Kline) Olson; women’s golf Brian Goldsworthy; Men’s Golf Brian O’Donnell; football
2004 2014 Denise (Boll) Baker; Women’s basketball Megan Clayberg; volleyball coach Dr. Kenneth Weller; Central College president, NCAA Rick Sanger; football, track and field vice-president Jeff Schneekloth; tennis Dana Snoap; men’s basketball 2015 2005 Abbie (Brown) Sogard; volleyball Tom Stone; football Randy Busscher; football Nancy (Cisar) Wright; women’s track and field Jason Christenson; wrestling Scot Storjohann; football, wrestling Chris Hulleman; football
2006 2016 Laurie (Sutten) Flynn; softball, women’s basketball Candace (Wilson) DeRegger; volleyball Joe Jaspers; men’s golf, men’s basketball Al Dorekamp; football, baseball Scott Lindell; football Rick Perry; football, basketball Lori Nolte; women’s cross country, women’s track and field 2017 2007 Donell (Hotze) Kvaal; softball Eldon Schulte; football, basketball, men’s track and field Molly Parrott; women’s basketball, softball Lisa Broek; track and field Angie (Nielsen) Sears; volleyball Rich Thomas; football 2018 2008 Tony Brownlee, men’s track and field Harold De Bie; men’s basketball Libby (Hysell) Carlton, softball Bruce Heerema; football, men’s track and field Andrew Paulsen, men’s track and field, football Christi Van Werden; softball, women’s basketball 2019 2009 Dr. William Spurbeck, men’s golf Dick Bowzer, football, men’s basketball, men’s tennis, coach Raegan (Schultz) Wagner women’s track and field, volleyball Kim Doyle, women’s golf Tim White men’s golf Mark Muyskens, men’s cross country, men’s track and field Jamie (Mahnke) Zyzda, softball
2010 Jeff Blythe, football Gary Boeyink, baseball, men’s basketball, coach Emilie (Hanson) Brown, women’s basketball
272 Women’s track and field