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UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE 1993-1994

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he Pronghorn Athletic program has pro while playing on Pronghorn soccer, hockey vided the University of Lethbridge with and track and field teams. Tmany of its most triumphant moments in While the Pronghorn program will miss its a year that has been a turbulent mixture of graduating athletes, the campus community is joys and sorrows. pleased to welcome many new athletes and When the 1992-93 Pronghorn Women's some new staff members to what will be Basketball team took the Canada West title another exciting season. Congratulations go and went on to earn fourth place at the to hockey coach Dave Adolph on his move to National competition, they won a place in the head the University of Saskatchewan Huskies. hearts of each one of us. It was an achieve We are looking forward to seeing his former ment that will be with every player, and their team mate Mike Babcock, the third coach to fans, for the rest of their lives. Great strides lead the Pronghorn squad, meet Dave on the were also made when track and field athlete ice in the coming season. Jennifer Willms took the gold in the Canada • The many successes of the past, and par West 1000 metres and went on to win bronze ticularly the spirit of cooperation and team at the CIAU Championships, when John work which had led to these successes, will Kometz won silver in the CIAU shot put com prove invaluable to the Pronghorn program as petition and when judokan Paul Whishaw it faces the new challenges ahead, whether walked away with five gold medals and a sil those challenges are on the ice, court, field, ver in the six meets in which he competed. track or in the administrative offices where These individual triumphs captured the imagi many of the toughest decisions will be made. nation of many people on campus and in the It is a spirit that I am confident will help the community. Pronghorns prove equal to those challenges and continue to build a strong program for No less significant were the achievements the future. of our academic all-stars. Twenty-three ath letes were named Academic All-Canadians by CIAU for 1992/93 after achieving a minimum HOWARD E. TENNANT GPA of 3.4, one of the highest ratios of any President and Vice Chancellor athletic program in the nation. Three Prong University of Lethbridge horn Scholar/Athletes each earned a 4.0 GPA August 1993

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n behalf of all the athletes, coaches and This year, the Pronghorns are poised and staff, I would like to welcome you to ready for another year of great competition Othe Home of the Pronghorns, the Uni and entertainment so they can match last versity of Lethbridge. year's performance of the Women's Basketball Team, Track Team members and the Over the past 26 years, the student-ath Judokans. That is why we feel we are ready letes have represented this campus locally, and are "Going for it"! provincially, nationally and internationally whereby "Pronghorn Pride" is not just a MURRAY MCAULEY phrase but has become symbolic of the deep rooted feelings of achievement for this pro Director of Athletics gram. We are now entering a new phase in the operation of Athletic Programs in the province where self-sufficiency means self-survival. As a result, Pronghorn Athletics is embarking on a whole new range of sponsorship, fund rais ing, and promotional ventures to ensure that the quality and the breadth of this program is able to continue for many more years. Hope fully, we can count upon your support to ensure that the current and future student athletes in Southern Alberta will have the opportunity to combine the best possible edu cation with the best possible athletic experi ence. The BRICK CANADA'S #1 HOME FURNISHINGS, Hnyp A DPI lAvirpc R, nn.MF n pnrpnNirc CDcriAi KTI

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he years spent pursuing an advanced Pronghorn Athletics provides quality education should be a time for an entertainment to both guests and resi Tindividual to develop their entire dents, and I would like to take this oppor being; focussing not only on intellectual tunity to send Best Wishes to the Prong pursuits, but on the development of the horns, and also to the teams they will face, physical and social aspects of their lives. for a memorable and successful season. The Board, Administration and Staff of the University of Lethbridge understand how important it is to offer students the DAVID B. CARPENTER, FCA opportunity to develop all facets of their Mayor minds and bodies, and the Pronghorn Ath City of Lethbridge letics Program is an excellent example of the University's commitment to provide a full range of recreational opportunities to the student body. As a community, Lethbridge values Pronghorn Athletics. The program brings visiting teams, along with their supporting network of parents and friends, to our city. I extend a warm welcome to those of you who are visiting Lethbridge for the Prong horns 93-94 season, and an invitation to enjoy all that makes our city so special.

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elcome back to another year of win some great prizes, but you can't win exciting Pronghorn Athletics. After unless you come out! In addition to the Wour strong showing last year in the Passport, the SU, in cooperation with it's Women's Basketball, we are all looking for Corporate Partners, will be offering prizes ward to another great season of Pronghorn and special deals throughout the season. sports. Last year we showed the bigger I'll say it again, with the performance schools that we can not only compete at of last season, this one promises to be their level, but also win! even better, so join me in wishing all the teams a great year, and come out and As the President of the Students' Union, I want to thank all the fans, spon cheer the'Horns on! sors, and volunteers of the Pronghorn teams for their commitment and support POUL MARK last season. We look forward to seeing you President at the games this year too. For those stu Students' Union dents and members of the community who have not discovered the excellent talent of our collegiate teams, I urge you to come out and catch some of the excitement. This year the SU is offering even more incentive to the fans to come out to the games, and afterwards up to the Zoo for

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DON MATTERN DR. VANESSA TIM TAKAHASHI LEANNE ELL GILLIAN AVERY Athletic Trainer MACLEAN Trainer Trainer Trainer Team Physician

on Mattern is entering his twelfth sea coverage for Pronghorn hockey games. cated group of student athletic trainers. son as the head athletic trainer for the Over the last few years that role has This group of students, who have a real DPronghorns. His responsibilities expanded considerably to include providing interest in sports medicine as a possible include the over-all health care of the primary medical care for all teams within career, have extensive background and Pronghorn athletes as well as coordinating • the Pronghorn program. Dr. Maclean is also training in first-aid and CPR as well as the student athletic training staff and work in the second year of a two year appoint excellent skills in providing taping and ing closely with team physician Dr. Vanessa ment as the chairperson of the CWUAA bracing support for the athletes. Maclean. Sports Medicine Committee. Dr. Maclean is beginning her sixth sea The day to day operations of the ath son as the Pronghorn's team physician. Ini letic training program would be impossible tially she came on-board to provide medical to complete without the services of a dedi

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Sept. 18 University of Victoria Noon Sept. 19 University of British Columbia Noon Sept. 25 At University of Calgary Noon Oct. 2 University of Saskatchewan Noon he University of Lethbridge Women's Soccer Oct. 3 University of Alberta Noon Team has had a big change this season. In' • Oct. 16 At University of Victoria Noon Ihe coaching department Nancy Thorburn Oct, 17 At University of British Columbia 11:00 am remains head coach but Olga Dudas, assistant Oct. 23 University of Calgary Noon Oct. 29 At University of Saskatchewan Noon coach for the past two seasons has stepped down. Oct. 31 At University of Alberta 1:00 pm Her efforts and dedication to the team in those Nov. 5-6 CWUAA Playoffs past two seasons were second to none. Replacing Nov. 11-14 CIAU Championship at McCill Olga will be Dianne Indzeoski who will bring to the team the experience of a true soccer family. '." -".. .ft1 The team has taken great strides in their pro : ;:!:1;;H:|M • Z,.-.Z\ gram to produce a competitive atmosphere. Three key veterans graduated last season and those shoes will be hard to replace. Eight rookies have '::ffi:.:::ftft:73 joined the team, and even though it may take time for these players to fit in and work as a team, Thor burn feels the dividends will pay off. Her main recruit for the 1993-94 season, Laura r Tsujikawa, broke her leg in occik provincial play with her club team the week before university started. This will OMfW ^ certainly hurt the program this season as she has been a provincial player for the past three years. Laura will definitely be a huge asset in the future. The Canada West Conference is a very strong | and competitive league and only the top two teams : in that league play in a one game playoff. The Pronghorns will have to work extremely hard to succeed in that playoff this year.

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fter haying their best season ever, the Men's Soc cer team enters the upcoming 1993 season cau Atiously optimistic. The team has nine returnees, but only three were full-time starters last ye"ar. In order for the season to be a success, these former part-time PRONGHORN MEN'S SOCCER players need to make a strong contribution to the team. SCHEDULE The team also needs to stay away from injuries. They have already lost three players for the season and can not afford to lose anyone else. Sept Alumni* :00ip m In preparation for the CWUAA season, the team par Sept 8 University of Victoria :00|p m ticipated in the Alberta Major League. This was very Sept. 19 University of British Columbia :00ip m Sept. 25 At University of Calgary :00 pm beneficial for the team as it provided valuable experi Oct. 2 University of Saskatchewan :00 pm ence for the team's younger players. Oct. 3 University of Alberta :00 pm The team has made tremendous progress in the Oct. 16 At University of Victoria :00 pm past two years and it is hoped that this progress will Oct. 17 At University of British Columbia 1:00 pm continue in the very tough Canada West Conference. Oct. 23 University of Calgary 2:00 pm Oct. 29 At University of Saskatchewan 2:00 pm Oct. 31 At University of Alberta 3:00 pm Nov. 5-6 CWUAA Playoffs Nov. -14 CIAU Championship at Acadia "'Denotes Exhibition All home games play at University of Lethbridge Field. earl's promises earl says that his work is as good as his food

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athe is in her fifth year as coach of the Pronghorn Cross Country Team. Kathe has a very strong belief in "Success breeds motivation and motiva Ktion results in success." The program is designed to enable each athlete to achieve success. > Building a strong racing program has been the cornerstone for the positive results the team has achieved in the previous year. The program enables each runner to reach their peak for the CWUAA Championship meet to be held in Calgary Oct. 23, 1993. Kathe has her Bachelor of Education and is a Level Two Coach, specializing middle to long distances. She has spent 13 years as a competitive athlete and coach. This year's team looks very strong with a full roster on both the men's and women's team. The return of last year's most valuable, player -Jennifer Wakefield, along with five returning runners will make for a very strong team. Kathe is pleased with the new recruit, Krista Beddoes - ACAC Cross Country Champion 1992. The men's team is in a building year with the graduation of five members. The team looks strong in new talent for the coming season. Last year each runner set a personal best, which is all that a coach can wish for their athletes, to be the best that they can be! Ti Telephone

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Oct. 22-23 At University of Regina* Oct. 29-31 At University of Alberta Tournament* Nov. 5 Northern Montana* 7:00 pm Nov. 6 Alumni* 8:00 pm Nov. 10 At Northern Montana* 8:00 pm Nov. 12 University of Saskatchewan 6:30 pm Nov. 13 University of Saskatchewan 6:30 pm Nov. 19-20 At University of Alberta 6:30 pm Nov. 26-27 At University of Victoria 6:30 pm Dec. 31 At University of Winnipeg Tournament* Jan. -2 At University of Winnipeg Tournament Jan, 7 University of British Columbia 6 30 pm Jan. 3 University of British Columbia 6 30 pm r Jan. 14-15 At University of Calgary 6 30 pm Jan. 21-22 At University of Saskatchewan 6 00 pm Jan. 28 University of Alberta 6 30 pm OMfW 0 Jan. 29 University of Alberta 6 30 pm Feb. 4 University of Victoria 6 30 pm Feb. 5 University of Victoria 6 30 pm Feb. 11-12 At University of British Columbia 6 00 pm ki Feb. IS 30 pm University of Calgary 6 ASKEJsrU i Feb. 19 University of Calgary 6 30 pm Feb. 25-27 CWUAA Semi-Finals Mar. 4-6 CWUAA Finals Mar. 11-13 CIAU Championships a"t Calgary

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Front row left to right: Janet Geddes, Crystal Kain. Second row: Lynnette Tool (Assistant Coach), Janice Gyorkos, Joanne Tegart, Anne Trenholm, Debbie Hubbard, Kym Foley, Jody Hooker, Inge Pot (Assistant Coach). Back row: Cat O'Brien (Assistant Coach), Jennifer McClain (Manager), Shannon Frier, Tanya Huggins, Lindy Westrop, Jill Carley, Shah Jensen, Trish Lorenz, Fiona Wood (Manager), Dori Rodzinyak (Coach) WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

fter getting a taste of competition at form for the 'Horns to do well is forward #4 JODY HOOKER Hometown: the CIAU championships last season, Joanne Tegert from Cranbrook, B.C. Tegart Chestermere, AB Athe returning University of Lethbridge was a CWUAA All-Star in the '91-'92 season. Year/Position: Pronghorns, and coach Dori Rodzinyak, are Rodzinyak has had a successful recruit 4th yr/Cuard shooting again for a trip to Nationals in ing year in landing blue chip prospects Height: 5'6" Women's Basketball. At the '92-'93 Crystal Kain, Kym Foley and Ann Trenholm. Course/Year: Championships, the 'Horns knocked off the Kain and Foley have a line of similarities. Pre B.A./B.Ed./3rd yr University of Toronto in the opening round, Both are 6', both were named Most Valuable Previous Team: only to lose to eventual Champion Player in their respective High School Mount Royal College Mount Royal College Women's University of Winnipeg in the Semi-Final and Leagues last season, and both have led their Basketball MVP 1991-92 to Laurentian University in the 3rd place respective leagues in scoring the past 2 match. But 4th in Canada is something the years. Cain is from Lethbridge Catholic #5 JANICE GYORKOS Central, while Foley is from Bentley, Alberta. team was proud of, and wants to build on. Hometown: The Defending Canada West Trenholm is a transfer student from Mount Lethbridge, AB Champions have two sets of shoes to fill, Royal College where she was an All- Year/Position: Canadian for Colleges after leading the 3rd yr/Cuard losing graduated players Andrea Hlady and Height: 5'6" Vanessa Upton. Hlady was the top player in ACAC in scoring last year. Course/Year: CWUAA and 1 st team All Canadian the past Add to the key veterans and some Pre B.A./B.Ed/2nd yr Previous Team: 2 seasons, while Upton was a Canada-West solid recruits, a fine line of returnees, and Catholic Central High All-Star last year. the U of L is very excited about the coming School However Rodzinyak, a U of L graduate, Women's Basketball campaign. Those CCHS Female Athlete of the Year is entering her 3rd year as coach of the returnees include 6'1" Debbie Hubbard who is back after a year and a half on the shelf 'Horns, and has a very solid returning nucle #6 TANYA HUGGINS us to build around. The key returnee is 5th with a knee injury. Trish Lorenz, Tanya Hometown: year guard Shari Jensen from Pincher Creek, Huggins, Shannon Frier, Lindy Westrop and Lethbridge, AB Alberta. Jensen was the CWUAA Playoffs Jill Carley all picked up invaluable experi Year/Position: ence last season, and will contribute more 3rd yr/Forward Most Valuable Player, leading the 'Horns to Height: their stunning upset of #1 Ranked UVIC. Up this year, with Janice Gyorkos and Jody 5'ii" front another veteran that will have to per- Hooker rounding out a very solid lineup. Course/Year: Pre B.Sc./B. Ed/2nd yr Previous Team: DORI RODZINYAK CAL O'BRIEN Catholic Central High Coach Assistant Coach School

#7 SHANNON FRIER Hometown: •^feSfi Blairmore, AB Year/Position: 4th yr/Guard Height: 57" Course/Year: INGE POT JENNIFER McCLAIN Arts & Science/4th yr Assistant Coach Manager Previous Team: Crowsnest Consolidated High School

#8 JOANNE TEGART Hometown: Cranbrook, BC Year/Position: LYNN TAAL FIONA WOOD 4th yr/Forward Assistant Coach Manager Height: 5'10" Course/Year: Pre B. A./ B.Ed/3rd yr Previous Team: Mount Royal College Canada West Allstar 1991-92 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

#9 JILL CARLEY #12 LINDYWESTROP #15 KYM FOLEY Hometown: Hometown: Hometown: Cranbrook, BC Pincher Creek, AB Bentley, AB Year/Position: Year/Position: Year/Position: 4th yr/Forward 5th yr/Forward/Post 1 st yr/Post Height: 510 Height: Height: Course/Year: 5'10" 6'f" Pre B.A./B.Ed./3rd yr Course/Year: Course/Year: Previous Team: B. Fine Arts/4th yr PreB. Sc./B. Ed./lstyr Lethbridge Community Previous Team: Previous Team: College Matthew Halton Bentley High School LCC MVP Women's Basketball 1992 Community School Female Athlete of the Year 1992-93 1993 Alberta High School Rodeo All Round Cowgirl

#10 CRYSTAL KAIN #13 TRISH LORENZ JANET GEDDES Hometown: Hometown: Hometown: Lethbridge, AB Lacombe, AB Beiseker, AB Year/Position: Year/Position: Year/Position: 1 st yr/Forward 5th yr/Cuard 2nd yr/Forward Height: 60" Height: 5'6" Height: Course/Year: Course/Year: 5'ir Pre B.Sc./B.Ed./lst yr Education/5th yr Course/Year: Previous Team: Previous Team: Arts & Science/ Catholic Central High Augustana University Previous Team: School College LCC. Kodiaks Southern Alberta Basketball MVP A.U.C Female Athlete of the year 1991-92 & 1989-90

#11 SHARI JENSEN #14 DEB HUBBARD ANNE TRENHOLM d Hometown: Hometown: Hometown: Sft ft ik. Pincher Creek, AB Lethbridge, AB Didsbury, AB 1 Year/Position: Year/Position: Year/Position: & ijv?•- * 5th yr/Guard 2nd yr/Centre 3rd yr /Post Height: Height: 61" Height: \ *- 57" Course/Year: 6'1" Course/Year: B.A./2nd yr Course/Year: B. Ed./4th yr Previous Team: B.A./2nd yr % Previous Team: Immanuel Christian Previous Team: Matthew Halton High School Mount Royal College Community School

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Oct. 22-23 At University of Regina* Oct. 29 Carroll College* 7:30 pm Nov. 4-6 At University of Alberta Tournament' Nov. 12-13 University of Saskatchewan 8:15 pm New. 19-20 At University of Alberta 8:15 pm Nov. 26-27 At University of Victoria 8:15 pm Dec. 28-30 At University of Winnipeg Tournament'' Jan. 7-8 University of British Columbia 8 15 pm Jan. 14-15 At University of Calgary 8 15 pm Jan. 21-22 At University of Saskatchewan 7 30 pm Jan. 28-29 University of Alberta 8 15 pm Feb. 4-5 University of Victoria 8 15 pm Feb. 11-12 At University of British Columbia 7 45 pm Feb. 18-19 University of Calgary 8 15 pm Feb. 25-27 CWUAA Semi-Finals Mar. 4-6 CWUAA Finals Mar. 18-20 CIAU Championships at Halifax '-"Denotes exhibition Alt home games played at University of Lethbridge Gymnasium.

Front row left to right: Jack McMurray, Harpal Manhas, Joey DeWit, Danny Balderson, Darren Miller. Second row: Rick Pawlek (Assistant Coach), Oil Deol, Brad Krizan, Tad Lisowski, Dave Ridgedale. Back row: Dave Crook (Head Coach), Mike Pajic, Jason Czarny, Brian Kannekens, Mike Hansen.

off on and 67" Hanson are back for year #5 and are a two joined by 6'6" fourth year forward Mike Pajic year from White Rock, B.C. and 6'4" Tad Lisowski ike a chef mixing the ingredients of a mission for the Church of Latter Day Saints. in his third year from Coutts. Joining this fine meal, Coach Dave Crook will work One of these new faces at guard will be group is 6'3" Brad Kirzan out of Taber, Lto find the right mix as he concocts his Harpal Manhas who returns to the 'Horns Alberta via Medicine Hat College. University of Lethbridge Men's Basketball after 1 year off. Harpal, a fiery penetrator This group looks to give the 'Horns a team for the 1993-94 season. A blend of looks to keep the 'Horns playing an up tempo strong push up front. Kannekens, a two time young and old, the 'Horns hope that they will game, something that brought them success CWUAA All-Star and #2 rebounder the last find the recipe to success in the upcoming in the second half of'92-'93. Two new faces three years, hopes to play all 20 games in his year. in the 'Horns lineup will not be unfamiliar to 5th season. Coming off two years plagued Back for their final year of eligibility, co- those who have followed Southern Alberta by injury, the 'Horns wonder what Kannekens captains Brian Kannekens, Joey deWit and High School basketball the last few years. could do in a full year. Mike Hanson look to carry the weight. These Danny Balderson at 6'4", out of Magrath, Hansen and Pajic took turns starting for three have to capitalize on their experiences Alberta and Jason Czarny, 6'5", out of the 'Horns last year, and both need to have to lead the 'Horns through the main course Lethbridge Catholic Central will fill a couple big years if the U of L is to have success. and into the playoffs. A late season surge by of off-guard spots. These two both look to The two Mikes play very different games - the 'Horns in which they won 5 straight have bright careers at the CIAU level. one an athletic jumper, the other a work ended on the final night of the season with a Three other players will be fighting it horse in the trenches. They hope to have a heart breaking loss to UBC which eliminated out for space in the Pronghorns' attack. Dil big impact on the opposition this year. the U of L from the playoff picture. Deol, a 6'3" shooting guard from Port Alberni, Overall the 'Horns will be interesting if deWit will be the leader in the backcourt B.C.Jack McMurray, a 5'9" guard from nothing else; a blend of young and old, big where he is joined by an all new group of Cardston and Darren Miller, 6'2" swing man and small. Crook's challenge will be to take teammates. A huge hole to fill will be the from Coutts, Alberta will keep the other these ingredients and cook up a solid CWUAA one left by guard Tim Rollingson who 'Horns honest with their presence. contender. stepped into the 'Horns lineup last season Unlike the backcourt, the 'Horns forward and was CWUAA Rookie of the Year. Tim is line looks very familiar. The 6'6" Kannekens I MEN'S BASKETBALL #35 MIKE HANSEN #21 JACK MCMURRAY Hometown: DAVE CROOK Hometown: Stephenville, NFLD Coach Cardston, AB Year/Position: Year/Position: 5th yr/Forward 1st yr/Cuard Height/Weight: Height/Weight: 67" 225 lbs S'll" 155 lbs Course/Year: Course/Year: Pre B.A./B.Ed/3rd yr B. Sc./lstyr Previous Team: Previous Team: Mount Allison Cardston High School University

RICK PAWLEK Assistant Coach #41 DIL DEOL #23 DARREN MILLER Hometown: Hometown: Port Alberni, BC Milk River, AB Year/Position: Year/Position: 2nd yr/Forward 1 st yr/Forward Height/Weight: Height/Weight: 6'4" 185 lbs 6'2" 185 lbs Course/Year: Course/Year: B.A./2nd yr Pre B. Sc./2nd yr DAVE RIDCEDALE Previous Team: Manager Erie Rivers High School

#43 TAD LISOWSKI #25 JASON CZARNY Hometown: Hometown: Coutts, AB Lethbridge, AB Year/Position: Year/Position: 3rd yr/Forward 1 st yr/Forward Height/Weight: #5 HARPAL MANHAS f^r^jl Height/Weight: 6'5" 225 lbs -6V205 lbs Hometown: Course/Year: Course/Year: B.A./2nd yr Terrate, BC B. A./l st yr Previous Team: Year/Position: Previous Team: Erie River High School 4th yr/Cuard LJ Catholic Central High Height/Weight: School 5'9" 155 lbs Course/Year: Pre B.A./B.Ed./3rd yr #55 MIKE PAJIC Previous Team: #31 DANNY Hometown: Vancouver Community BALDERSON White Rock, BC College Hometown: Year/Position: Magrath, AB 4th yr/Forward #11 JOE DEWIT Year/Position: Height/Weight: Hometown: 1 st yr/Cuard 6'6" 210 lbs Richmond, BC Height/Weight: Course/Year: Year/Position: 6'4" 182 lbs Pre B.A./B.Ed./3rd yr 5th yr/Cuard Course/Year: Previous Team: Height/Weight: B. A./lstyr Semiahmoo Secondary 6*1" 185 lbs Previous Team: School Course/Year: Magrath High School B.A./B.Ed./3rd yr Previous Team: Richmond High #33 BRAIN KANNEKENS Hometown: #15 BRAD KIRZAN Stettler, AB Hometown: Year/Position: Taber, AB 5th yr/Forward Year/Position: Height/Weight: 6'6" 200 lbs , jrfUfiM 3rd yr/Forward Height/Weight: Course/Year: 6'2" 185 lbs B.A./4th yr Course/Year: Previous Team: B.A./4th yr Chestermere High School Previous Team: CWUAA Allstar 1992-93 Medicine Hat College Sept. 17-19 At SAIT Eyeopenei Tournament' Nov. University of Saskatchewan Sept. 23 Red Ceer College 7:00 pm Dec. At Fernie Holiday Tournament' Sept. 24 SAIT* 7:00 pm Jan. University of Manitoba 00 pm Sept. 25 Mount Royal College* 7:00 pm Jan. 9 University of Manitoba 00 pm Oct. 1-3 At Saskatoon Tournament* Jan. 14-1! At University of Regina 00 pm Brandon University 00 pm r|0O£r Oct 15-16 At University of Manitoba 7:00 pm Jan. 22 Oct. 22 University of Regina 7:00 pm Jan. 23 Brandon University 00 pm Oct. 23 University of Regina 7:00 pm Jan. At University of BC 30/ Oct. 30-31 At Brandon University 7:30/ 30 pm 1:30 pm At University of Alberta 7 30 pm :00 pm Nov. 5 University of British Columbia 7:00 pm Feb. University of Calgary 7 :00 pm Nov. 6 University of British Columbia 7:00 pm Feb. at Unive sit\ of i algary 7 :00 pm Nov. 11 University of Alberta 7:00 pm Feb. 18-19 At University of Saskatchewan 7 Nov. 13 University of Alberta 7:00 pm Feb, 25-27 CWUAA Semi-finals Nov. 19 At University of Calgary 7:00 pm Mar. 4-6 CWUAA Finals Nov. 20 /University of Calgary CIAU Championships at Toronto Nov. 26 University of Saskatchewan

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Front row left to right: Trevor Kruger, Trevor Ellerman, Doug McLeod (Assistant Coach), Shane Roest, Gregg Nicol, Colin Baustad, Mike Babcock (Coach), Perry Shockey (Assistant Coach), Derek Babe. Second row: Trevor Keeper (Assistant Coach), Dana McKechnie, John Curran, Greg Gatto, Mark Wobick, James Moller, Perry Neufeld, Corey Hastman, Rob Hale, Don Mattern (Athletic Therapist), Yutaka Urano (Assistant Coach). Back row: Jarret Zukiwsky, Travis Kelln, Bob Rutz, Dan Faassen, Dana Rieder, Rich Reay, Mike Bailes (Stick Boy). LETHBRIDGE \s&ta&vtag&

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t will be difficult to top the accom recently this summer, as the manag Pilsner who is recovering from an plishments of the 1992-93 er of the Canadian Team at the off-season achilles tendon injury. In IPronghorn Track & Field team, but World Track and Field the jumping events, Rosalind Class Coach George Cemer is optimistic Championships in Stuttegart, in the long jump and Lance this year's squad is up to the chal Germany. Humeniuk in long and triple jumps lenge. Last year, Jennifer Willms This year's edition of the U of L will compete for the 'Horns. was selected the Pronghorn Female Track and Field team includes a ' Two rookies Gemer looks to for Athlete of the YeaFafter winning the solid group of returnees. Randy big seasons are Tara Baker and Erin Canadian Senior Indoor Moody leads the returnees coming Pettinger. Baker, from Vauxhall, is Championship, placing second at off a fourth place finish this past expected to be solid in high jump, Canada West and third at ClAUs. summer at the Pan-American Junior while Pettinger, a Southwind Add to that a bronze at CWUAA and Games in Winnipeg in the 1500 with Athletika club member is a very ver silver at Nationals for shot-putter a time of 3:55.46. Krista Beddoes is satile athlete and could compete in John Kometz and you can see a lega another middle-distance runner that hurdles, sprint events and/or long cy has been left by two graduating will join the Track team once the jump. athletes. Cross-country season is over. In the The Gemers hope to bring Leading the Pronghorn Track sprint events, Darcy McDonald and home more medals from the Canada and Field team for the 18th straight Ryan McFarland are expected to be West Championships set year is George Gemer. Besides the top U of L hopes. McFarland for Winnipeg February 25 being the only U of L track coach also will compete in hurdles. and 26 and the CIAU ever, George has some 42 years Again this year, the Championships March 12 experience including 5 Olympic Pronghorns' depth and strength is in and 13. Games appearances on his resume. the field events. Shot-putters George is very ably assisted by a Cammie Kannekens and Tamara former athlete of his, his wife Carole Melnechenko both have improved, Gemer. Carole also has a solid and are ready to contend at CWUAA background in the sport, most level. Another shot-putter is Patti BLUE AND GOLD AWARDS BANQUET April 8,1993 MALE & FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 1992 - 93

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PRONGHORN SCHOLAR ATHLETE Karen Nicholson-Women's Soccer-GPA 4.0 Tim Ritchie-Hockey-GPA 4.0 lennifer Willms-Track & Field-GPA 4.0

TEAM ACADEMIC Men's Cross Country-GPA 3.04, Cumulative GPA 2.93

C.I.A.U. ALL CANADIANS Andrea Hlady-Women's Basketball John Kometz-Track & Field

C.W.U.A.A. ALL-STARS 1st Team 2nd Team Andrea Hlady-Women's Basketball Brian Kannekens-Men's Basketball Honorable Mention Nicole Tweter-Women's Soccer Craig Findlay-Men's Soccer Vanessa Upton-Women's Basketball

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Front row left to right: Shawn Pinder, Dean Kondziolka, David Ferguson, Justin Melbourne, Jeff Bath, Mark Fischer. Back row: Kevin Gordon, Brent Harvey, Natasha Davis, Aaron Berg, Shannon Moore, Steve Sadownick, Bill Barton (Coach).

he University of Lethbridge Swimming Pronghorns are looking for big things this season with new coach Bill Barton at the Thelm. Barton comes to the U of L from the University of W California-Berkley where he was the head swim coach. Barton's resume is an impressive one including previous stops at Florida State ^ %/U^ m Tallahassee, Florida for a year, Cornell in Ithica, New York for 5 years and Duke in Durham, North Carolina for 4. The key member of this year's U of L squad actually followed Barton here from Cal-Berkley: Dean Kondziolka. Kondziolka is one of the premier swimmers in Canada today. There is another article on DEAN KONDZIOLKA this page detailing "Kondo's" accomplishments to date, and where he in Dean Kondziolka, thetlniversity of Lethbridge Athletic would like to go with swimming. Department has a high profile, high performance athlete This past Besides Kondziolka, the U of L has some other outstanding summer the native of Mississauga, Ontario was the only Canadian Pronghorn Swimmers this season. Shawn Pinder is a rookie with out athlete to win medals at both the World Student Games in Buffalo standing potential. Pinder finished second in the consolation final of New York, and the Pan Pacific Games in Kobi, Japan. the 200 metre breast stroke at the Canadian As of the end of October Kondziolka's time in the 50 metre free Short Course Championships this past summer, style ranked him 7th in the World. As well, Kondziolka is a member placing him 10th in Canada. of the National 4 X 400 metre free style relay team that is ranked 6th David Ferguson, the team leader the past in the World. two seasons, returns. He has qualified for the This season will be a very full one for Senior Nationals the past 2 seasons and again Kondziolka. He plans on attending the World looks to qualify for the Nationals and ClAUs in the 100 and 200 metre Short Course Swimming Championships in Spain back stroke. As well, Ferguson could qualify in the 400 free style. in December. The The Captain of this year's Swim Team is 5th year Justin Commonwealth Games Trials Welbourne. This past summer Welboume missed qualifying for the in Victoria just before the CIAU Nationals in the 100 Butterfly by just 6/10ths of a second The Championships also in Victoria Claresholm native is confident he can improve enough this season to in March. qualify for Nationals and the ClAUs. Kondziolka's goal is to Jeff Bath and Brent Harvey both look to be on the verge of quali bring a first ever CIAU fying in the sprint races - 50 and 100 free style and 100 butterfly Championship to the University Aaron Berg also is expected to be solid in the sprint events - 100 free of Lethbridge, while at the and 100 backstroke. same time build a strong case Corie Cunderson will lead the female participants in Pronghorn to be a representative for Swimming this year. The former Basketball team member looks to Canada at the 1996 and 2000 make the CIAU mark in the 50 and 100 metre free style events. Olympic Games. All in all, considering a U of L swimmer has never made the CIAU standard, this year the goals are high, but Barton feels attainable WESTSIDE De/fmy VALUE DRUG MART andTake-Out 140 Columbia Blvd. OPEN DAILY Lethbridge, Alberta from 11:00 a.m. LICENSED (DELIVERY FROM 11:30 A.M.) DINING ROOM (MAYOR MAGRATH DRIVE iflH^Si Open 9 am - 9 pm LOCATION, MONDAY through SATURDAY

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he 1993-94 judo season for the University of Lethbridge Judo Club looks promising with most of Tthe athletes back from last season. '93-'94 Pronghorn Male Athlete of the Year, Paul Whishaw, will again lead the team. Last season Whishaw had an out standing record of five gold and one silver medal in six meets entered. In all, coach Yosh Senda, an eighth Dan, will have six provincial champions, three silver medallists and several bronze medalMsts returning to his team. Also last year, the Pronghorn Judo Club captured medals from the U of A Tournament, Pacific International Tournament in Richmond, B.C., Continental Crown in Spokane, Washington, and the Regina Open. Along with Whishaw, returnees include Troy Matteotti, Jason Johnston, Mark Iwaasa, Steven Iwaasa, Mike Higa, Troy Furukawa, Robert Otani, Mike Mercier, Wes Cooper, Steve Thomas among others. The promising ladies group that will compete this season includes Helen Frankum, Annie Kwong, Penny Wyld, Nickie McCoy and Tara Failing. . Returning to the U of L will be Scott Hironaka. Hironaka was the 1991 Canadian Junior Champion and Bronze Medallist at Senior Nationals that year. He returns PRONGHORN JUDO after a two year mission abroad. SCHEDULE Mr. Senda is anticipating the inclusion of Paul Hackey from Edmonton in the club for the spring semester. Oct. 23 Western Canadian Open (U OF L) Hackey is a current National Silver Medallist in Junior. As Nov. TBA University of Alberta Invitational (Edmonton) well, new faces could be added from Mr. Senda's Judo 1 Jan. TBA Saskatchewan Open (Regina) class. Feb. TBA Pacific International (Richmond, B.C.) Budget Only Canon could bring you CAR AND TRUCK RENTAL a color copier this great Now you can produce great-looking color copies at a price that even smaller businesses can handle. The Canon SKI GOLF CJ7 is loaded with the Canon technology that has made them the leader in color copiers. Fully featured. And it FREE FREE copies color originals and photographs with results that rival color printing. The CJ7 also copies onto letter and statement-size paper, labels, card stock, and even color r overhead transparencies. And ~ with optional equipment you .^llllllllll can copy images from film and video, too. 0 Cation WITH BUDGET! COLOR BUBBLE-JET COPIER HMIT C]7. The Simple Choice for Color. 2830 - 12 Avenue North Lethbridge, Alberta T1H 5J9 328-6555 328-8604 2018 - 2nd Avenue South CYPRESS Business Equipment Lethbridge, Alberta T1J 0G6 Fax: 320-0716

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he student athletes at the University of Lethbridge are fortunate to have the opportuni Tty of earning financial assistance through their academic achievement and athletic participation on varsity teams. Financial aid is only available to stu dents who are registered as full-time students and are fully participating on an Intercollegiate team. The value of the scholarships range from $100 per year to $ 1,000 per year with a maximum eligibility of five years. The Athletic Scholarships currently available are: Jimmie Condon Athletic Scholarships Burns Foods Athletic Scholarships Lanny McDonald Hockey Award ' R. Philip M. North Scholarship Canada Winter Games Scholarship Yosh Senda Judo Award Alberta Amateur Hockey Association Award Reed C. Ellison Athletic Award Petro-Canada Olympic Torch Scholarships

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