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Quick Facts Bethany College Swedes the Department of Athletics Mission at Bethany Quick Facts Bethany College Swedes The Department of Athletics Mission at Bethany In accordance with the core values of Bethany College, the mission of the Department of Athletics is to utilize sports as a method to educate, develop, and challenge its participants. Bethany Swedes will: • Genuinely engage in the greater Bethany community. • Develop and evolve key character traits including integrity, humility, commitment, spiritual perspective, compassion and perseverance toward success. • Maintain healthy mental and physical lifestyles while competing substance-free. • Lead lives of faith, learning, and service. Athletic Department Dane Pavlovich Dean of Athletics [email protected] Andrew Bartman Asst. Athletic Director [email protected]...................... ..x8333 Clair Oleen Asst. Athletic Director [email protected] Cheri Lindsay Asst. Athletic Director [email protected] Tony Stennett Coordinator of Athletic Comm. [email protected] Laura Moreno Athletics Admin. [email protected] Joyce Pigge Faculty Athletic Representative Table of Contents Quick Facts - Facilities School: Bethany College Location: Lindsborg, Kansas - Tradition Established: 1881 by Swedish-Lutheran Settlers - Affiliations Enrollment: 700 - Schedule Nickname: Swedes - 2015 Season Outlook Colors: Blue and Gold - 2015 Opponents Affiliations: NAIA - Coaches Conference: KCAC - Swedes Breakdown Website: www.bethanyswedes.com - Roster Twitter/Instagram: @BethanySwedes - 2014 Season Statistics Facilities LINDSTROM FIELD at ANDERSON STADIUM Tradition Bethany College Conference Championships Bethany College has won 154 conference championships. The KCAC was reorganized in 1928 and previous championships also are listed here. Baseball - 9 2003 (W) Golf - 16 Tennis 1978 (M) Track & Field 1973 Cross Country 1982 52 (M), 8 (W)1979 (M) 7 (M), 11 (W) 1974 1 (M), 3 (W) 1984 1928 (M) 1980 (M) 1976 (M) 1980 1979 (M) 1987 1929 (M) 1981 (M) 1977 (M) 1985 1981 (W) 1995 1931 (M) 1982 (M) 1978 (M/W) 1986 1982 (W) 1997 1933 (M) 1983 (M/W) 1979 (M) 1989 1986 (W) 1998 1942 (M) 1984 (M) 1980 (M/W) 2000 Football - 20 1999 1952 (M) 1985 (M) 1981 (M/W) 2005 1902 2000 1954 (M) 1986 (M) 1982 (M/W) 2007 1925 2001 1955 (M) 1987 (M) 1983 (W) Basketball 1946 2002 1957 (M) 1988 (M) 1984 (W) 13 (M), 5 (W)1973 2003 1958 (M) 1989 (M) 1985 (W) 1914 (M) 1977 2004 1959 (M) 2000 (M/W) 1986 (W) 1916 (M) 1978 2005 1960 (M) 2001 (M/W) 1987 (W) 1930 (M) 1979 2009 1964 (M) 2002 (M) 1990 (W) 1931 (M) 1980 2012 1965 (M) 2003 (W) 1991 (W) 1932 (M) 1981 2014 1966 (M) 2004 (M) Volleyball - 1 1941 (M) 1986 2015 1967 (M) 2005 (M) 1984 1960 (M) 1987 Soccer 1968 (M) 2006 (M/W) 1964 (M) 1988 2 (M), 2 (W) 1969 (M) 2007 (M/W) 1965 (M) 1990 1993 (M) 1970 (M) 2008 (M/W) 1977 (M) 1991 1998 (W) 1971 (M) 2009 (M/W) 1980 (M/W) 1993 1999 (W) 1972 (M) 2010 (M) 1981 (M) 1994 2004 (M) 1973 (M) 2011 (M) 1983 (W) 1995 Softball - 4 1974 (M) 2012 (M) 1990 (M) 1996 1995 1975 (M) 2013 (M) 1998 (W) 1999 2000 1976 (M) 2014 (M) 2000 (W) 2001 2003 1977 (M) 2015 (M) 2012 Bethany Athletic Association WHY should I contribute? Goals: Your gift has a direct impact on con- athletes from across sports tinuing the strong Together- traditions of BC athletics. and eras come together to support the Bethany College Swedes family. HOW can I contribute? Excellence-strive to develop leaders Your gift may be in the form of check, both on and off the field and court. cash, credit card, stocks, or online at teams through fierce www.bethanylb.edu/giving Advance- YES your gift is tax deductible! competition, fan support, and finan- cial contributions. BAA supports excellence in Membership Levels communication between student-athletes and ath- Swedes Team $50 to $499 Motivate- letic programs. Blue Team $500 to $999 fans and players to share focus and Contact Warren Olson, Associate Vice President of vision. Development at [email protected] GoldTeam $1000+ Affiliations The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and its members use sports as a vehicle for character development and administer programs and champi- onships in proper balance with overall educational experience. In 2000, the orga- nization reaffirmed its purpose to enhance the character-building aspect of sport. Through “Champions of Character,” the NAIA seeks to create an environment in which every student athlete, coach, official, and spectator is committed to the true spirit of competition through five tenets: Respect, Integrity, Responsibility, Servant Leadership, and Sportsmanship. The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference is a prominent intercollegiate athletics conference comprised of the following ten outstanding independent or private in- stitutions of higher education in the state: Bethany College, Bethel College, Friends University, Kansas Wesleyan University, McPherson College, Oklahoma Wesleyan University, Ottawa University, Southwestern College, Sterling College, Tabor Col- lege and University of Saint Mary. The KCAC is an affiliated conference of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. The KCAC sponsors conference intercollegiate athletics in baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, football, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s indoor/outdoor track and field, men’s and women’s soccer, softball and volleyball. KCAC Member Schools Ottawa University Bethel College Ottawa, Kan. North Newton, Kan. Braves Threshers Black and Gold Maroon and Grey Southwestern College Friends University Winfield, Kan. Wichita, Kan. Moundbuilders Falcons Purple and White Scarlet and Grey Sterling College Kansas Wesleyan University Sterling, Kan. Salina, Kan. Warriors Coyotes Navy Blue, Red, Silver Purple and Gold Tabor College McPherson College Hillsboro, Kan. McPherson, Kan. Bluejays Bulldogs Blue and Gold Red and White University of Saint Mary Okla. Wesleyan University Leavenworth, Kan. Bartlesville, Okla. Spires Eagles Navy and Gold Navy Blue and Red Schedule 2014 Results Date Opponent Result Sept. 6 SW Assemblies of God Univ. W, 21-14 Sept. 13 Graceland University W, 2-0 Sept. 20 (16) Ottawa University W, 34-24 Sept. 27 University of Saint Mary L, 19-43 Oct. 4 Sterling College L, 39-42 Oct. 11 Southwestern College W, 21-16 Homecoming Oct. 18 Kansas Wesleyan University W, 42-10 Oct. 25 (22) Friends University L, 31-34 Nov. 1 (24) Tabor College L, 14-35 Nov. 8 McPherson College W, 14-7 Nov. 15 Bethel College W, 35-7 Senior Day 2015 Season Outlook The Swedes are entering their first season under Head Coach Paul Hubbard. Hubbard takes over after a two year stint by Manny Matsakis. The Swedes were 2-9 the first season and jumped to 7-4 a year ago. With a new staff, Hubard will have a tough task of meshing new talent to replace key losses, while fo- cusing existing players on one goal. Fortunately for the new coaching staff, the Swedes retained some top players from last year’s talented roster. “We have strong core of players returning. Our returning player’s importance is not only on the field with their playing ability but more importantly through their leadership. We have specific way of doing things at Bethany and it is very important for the returners to show the newcomers the way,” said coach Hubbard. Jasaan Eley and Nile Daniel are returning to lead the Bethany offensive attack. Eley led the Swedes rushing game with 4.6 yards per carry, 760 rushing, and eight touchdowns. Daniel hauled in four touchdowns and nearly 300 yards on just 21 catches. The Swedes will also have experienced signal callers in Bo Savage and Virgil Bridges. The two combined for nearly 700 yards through the air and 150 yards rushing and four touchdowns. Bethany also returns important pieces on the defensive side of the ball and in their special teams. Tay- ler Stull was sixth on the team in tackles while playing in just seven games. Chris Washington and Micah Collins will play a big role in stopping the run game after combining for 14 tackles for loss and four sacks. Bethany will also return both kickers; Brett Crome and Adam Maisch. Crome had 43 punts last sea- son which tallied 1,627 for an average of 38 yards per kick. He holds the Bethany and KCAC record for longest punt with a kick of 84 yards. Maisch was third in scoring last season with 49 points on five field goals and 34 extra points. The Swedes will lose the leadership of their middle linebacker Steven Williams, who graduated after last season. Bethany will look to sure up their back end after losing Trevor Smith and Jarrot Bell as well. Smith recorded 55 tackles and had two interceptions, Bell led the team with three interceptions and also recorded 36 tackles. “Our staff is very optimistic for the upcoming season. We feel that our success will be a direct result of the hard work the coaches and player have put in for preparation for the season. It will be a season of peaks and valleys but that is no different from any season. The only way to be ultimately successful through the trials and tribulations is through hard work, discipline, the drive to stay the course, and the character of our team,” later added Hubbard. “Our playing goals will never change from working to win the next game and long term goal of competing for championships. Although we will change our game plan for each opponent our demeanor will never falter from being a team of hardnosed foot- ball players, that will out work and out tough our opponents.” 2015 Opponents Houston Baptist University Langston University Bethel College Sept. 5 at 7:00 PM Houston, Texas Sept. 12 at 7:00 PM Sept.
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