TABLE OF CONTENTS Departmental Awards STUDENT-ATHLETES OF THE MONTH Page September Jacob Meyer, Men’s Soccer NACDA Directors’ Cup 2 Hailey Brown, Volleyball GLVC Multi-Sport Trophies 3 October Rob Dury, Football Postseason Awards 4 Meghan Binkerd, Volleyball Academic All-Conference 5 November Justin Rossillo, Men’s Swimming Hailey Brown, Volleyball FALL SPORTS December Jordan Loyd, Men’s Basketball Cross Country 6-7 Farin Hickman, Women’s Track & Field Football 8-11 January Joe Lawson, Men’s Basketball Men’s Soccer 12-13 Princess German, Women’s Basketball Women’s Soccer 14-15

February Josh Kieffer, Wrestling Volleyball 16-18 Stephanie Hirsch, Women’s Tennis

March Sean McCracken, Baseball WINTER SPORTS Morgan Foley, Softball Men’s Basketball 19-21 Women’s Basketball 22-24 April Matthew Kaplanis, Baseball Farin Hickman, Women’s Track & Field Swimming & Diving 25-28 Wrestling 29-30

SPRING SPORTS CHUCK MALENDER FEMALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE Brooke Boyts, Women’s Tennis Baseball 31-33 Men’s Golf 34-35 PARKER P. JORDAN MALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE Women’s Golf 36-37 Matthew Kaplanis, Baseball Softball 38-40 KELSO M. REID MENTAL ATTITUDE AWARD Men’s Tennis 41-42 Seve Duncan, Men’s Golf Women’s Tennis 43-44 WALTER BRENNEMAN SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Track & Field 45-48 Koby Orris, Football

DR. ROBERT M. BROOKER MOST VALUABLE ATHLETES Female - Brooke Beegle, Women’s golf Male - Nick Crume, Wrestling Brennan McElroy, Men’s Basketball

1 NACDA DIRECTORS’ CUP CLEVELAND – Sitting at No. 63 after the winter stand- the strong-scoring efforts from four more teams. A Divi- ings, the University of Indianapolis’ streak of top-10 fi nish- sion-II “World Series” appearance from softball earned 78 es in the Division II Learfi eld Sports Directors’ Cup seemed points, while men’s golf brought home 61.5 points from in jeopardy. A remarkable spring season sent the Grey- a 14th-place showing at the D-II National Championship. hounds soaring, however, landing them in the No. 7 spot Men’s and women’s track and fi eld combined to score 47.5 of the fi nal D-II standings. as well.

The strong effort secured the program’s fourth straight The Midwest Region proved its might yet again, supplying top-10 fi nish and 11th top-20 fi nish in the last 12 years. four of the top seven schools. GLIAC-member Grand Valley UIndy amassed 598 total points, just fi ve behind sixth- State fi nished on top, followed by Ashland (2nd, GLIAC), place Wingate, scoring a school-record 415 points from Lewis (4th, GLVC) and UIndy (7th, GLVC). the spring season alone. Prior to this season the highest- scoring spring was 324.25 points during last year’s record- The Learfi eld Sports Directors’ Cup was developed as a setting overall fourth-place fi nish. joint effort between the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and USA Today. Points A mid-spring release had the Hounds in 15th overall – led are awarded based on each institution’s fi nish in up to 14 by 100 points from the national-champion women’s golf sports – seven women’s and seven men’s. team – but the Crimson and Grey leapt even higher with

2014-15 STANDINGS 1. Grand Valley State 965.50 36. Western Washington 402.00 71. Bridgeport 256.00 2. Ashland 720.00 37. UC San Diego 392.50 72. Shippensburg (PA) 251.50 3. Central Missouri 713.00 38. West Chester (PA) 383.00 73. Merrimack 250.50 4. Lewis 647.75 39. Hillsdale 382.75 74. Arkansas Tech 248.50 5. Minnesota State Mankato 617.50 40. Cal State Poly Pomona 371.50 75. Southern New Hampshire 248.00 6. Wingate 603.20 41. Pittsburg State 370.25 76. Winona State 246.75 7. UIndy 598.00 42. Queens (NC) 366.00 77. Carson-Newman 243.50 8. Saint Leo 577.50 43. West Florida 362.00 78. St. Mary’s (TX) 240.00 9. West Texas A&M 576.25 44. Chico State 354.75 79. Colorado Colorado Springs 238.50 10. Augustana (SD) 569.25 45. Tiffi n 354.50 80. Ferris State 236.50 11. Colorado Mesa 564.00 46. St. Edward’s 353.00 80. Florida Tech 236.50 12. Lynn 557.00 47. Central Oklahoma 349.00 82. West Liberty 234.70 13. Adams State 552.50 48. Western State (CO) 348.50 83. Dixie State 234.00 14. Nova Southeastern 542.00 49. Minnesota Duluth 342.50 84. Saginaw Valley State 231.50 15. Mercyhurst 526.00 50. Southern Connecticut State 331.50 85. Academy of Art 230.25 16. California Baptist 523.70 51. Rollins 330.00 86. Henderson State 229.50 17. Azusa Pacifi c 522.75 52. St. Augustine’s 326.00 87. Millersville (PA) 227.00 18. Barry 508.50 53. Columbus State 325.00 88. Emporia State 226.50 19. LIU Post 506.00 54. Indiana (PA) 323.00 89. Texas A&M Commerce 224.00 20. California (PA) 502.00 54. Colorado State Pueblo 323.00 90. Missouri St. Louis 221.00 21. Drury 490.00 56. Bloomsburg (PA) 322.50 91. Texas A&M Kingsville 220.50 22. Colorado School of Mines 489.70 57. Armstrong State 322.00 92. Wayne State (NE) 217.50 23. Tarleton State 485.25 58. St. Cloud State 319.00 93. Mount Olive 215.50 24. Southern Indiana 477.00 59. Nebraska Kearney 312.00 94. Lake Erie 212.50 25. Angelo State 476.00 60. Midwestern State 299.00 95. Minnesota State Moorhead 209.00 26. Simon Fraser 467.00 61. Missouri Southern State 296.70 96. Northwood (MI) 207.00 27. Florida Southern 466.00 62. North Georgia 294.50 97. Truman State 205.00 28. Findlay 458.50 63. New Haven 287.75 98. Seton Hill 203.50 29. Tampa 455.00 64. Shorter 287.00 99. Dallas Baptist 202.50 30. Stonehill 452.00 65. Alaska Fairbanks 276.00 100. Seattle Pacifi c 200.20 31. Limestone 425.50 66. Fort Hays State 271.00 32. Lindenwood 421.50 67. Sonoma State 261.50 33. Wayne State (MI) 421.00 68. Valdosta State 257.50 Note: Only top 100 of 254 scoring schools 34. Alaska Anchorage 415.50 68. Charleston (WV) 257.50 listed. 35. Adelphi 415.00 70. Edinboro 256.50

ALL-TIME RESULTS YEAR UINDY FINISH CHAMPION YEAR UINDY FINISH CHAMPION 2014-15 7th Grand Valley State 2004-05 18th Grand Valley State 2013-14 4th Grand Valley State 2003-04 14th Grand Valley State 2012-13 7th Grand Canyon 2002-03 13th California-Davis 2011-12 5th Grand Canyon 2001-02 55th California-Davis 2010-11 20th Grand Valley State 2000-01 8th California-Davis 2009-10 17th Grand Valley State 1999-00 38th California-Davis 2008-09 5th Grand Valley State 1998-99 96th Adams State (Colo.) 2007-08 15th Grand Valley State 1997-98 78th California State-Bakerfi eld 2006-07 18th Grand Valley State 1996-97 5th California-Davis 2005-06 44th Grand Valley State 1995-96 38th California-Davis 2 GLVC MULTI-SPORTS TROPHIES 2014-15 ALL-SPORTS TROPHY FINAL STANDINGS

TOTAL MCC WCC MSo WSo FB VB MSD WSD MBB WBB MTen WTen MGlf WGlf SB BB MTF WTF UIndy 194.5 9 11 16 5.5 7 13 6 6 13 6.5 12 14 12 14 15 14 9 11.5 Lewis 174.0 11 13 12 9 - 12 5 4 12 14 9 12 13 9 11 5 11.5 11.5 Drury 156.0 6 3 14 11 - 7 8 8 16 16 13 13 5 11 7 16 1 1 Southern Ind. 145.5 13 14 6.5 3 - 9 - - 11 15 11 8 4 12 14 11 9 5 Bellarmine 132.0 4.5 10 9 14 - 4 1 3 15 8 5 9.5 6 7.5 12 10 3.5 10 Truman State 126.0 7 9 4 12 4.5 16 3 7 10 10.5 1.5 1.5 - 3 13 12 6 6 Mo.-St. Louis 123.0 - - 13 8 - 10 2 1 9 9 10 11 14 13 16 7 - - William Jewell 105.5 2 6 2 5.5 4.5 1 4 5 8 10.5 4 5 8 10 8 13 4 5 UW-Parkside 104.5 12 12 8 16 - 8 - - 14 13 - - 9 - 1 2 4.5 5 Missouri S&T 96.0 8 8 10 15 1 11 7 - 1 2.5 - - - - 3 9 11.5 9 Quincy 91.0 1 1 15 10 2 5 - - 7 12 6 5 3 5 4 15 - - McKendree 83.5 3 4 6.5 5.5 4.5 15 - - 4 1 7 5 10 4 2 1 8.5 2.5 Rockhurst 80.0 - 2 11 13 - 14 - - 3 4 8 7 2 2 10 4 - - Maryville 79.5 4.5 7 5 5.5 - 6 - 2 6 6.5 - 9.5 7 6 5 3 2 4.5 St. Joseph’s 66.5 10 5 1 1 4.5 3 - - 2 5 3 1.5 1 1 6 8 7.5 7 Ill. Springfi eld 52.5 - - 3 2 - 2 - - 5 2.5 1.5 3 11 7.5 9 6 - -

Note: Pursuant to Section 1.D.1.b in the GLVC Handbook, institutions participating in both the indoor and outdoor track and fi eld competitions will re- ceive All-Sports Trophy point based on the average score of their fi nish in both events.

2014-15 COMMISSIONER’S CUP FINAL STANDINGS

Total MSo WSo VB MBB WBB SB BB Drury 87.0 14 11 7 16 16 7 16 UIndy 83.0 16 5.5 13 13 6.5 15 14 Truman State 77.5 4 12 16 10 10.5 13 12 Lewis 75.0 12 9 12 12 14 11 5 Missouri-St. Louis 72.0 13 8 10 9 9 16 7 Bellarmine 72.0 9 14 4 15 8 12 10 Southern Indiana 69.5 6.5 3 9 11 15 14 11 Quincy 68.0 15 10 5 7 12 4 15 UW-Parkside 62.0 8 16 8 14 13 1 2 Rockhurst 59.0 11 13 14 3 4 10 4 Missouri S&T 51.5 10 15 11 1 2.5 3 9 William Jewell 48.0 2 5.5 1 8 10.5 8 13 Maryville 37.0 5 5.5 6 6 6.5 5 3 McKendree 35.0 6.5 5.5 15 4 1 2 1 Illinois Springfi eld 29.5 3 2 2 5 2.5 9 6 Saint Joseph’s 27.0 1 1 3 2 5 6 8

ALL-TIME ALL-SPORTS TROPHY STANDINGS ALL-TIME COMMISSIONER’S CUP STANDINGS YEAR UINDY FINISH CHAMPION YEAR UINDY FINISH CHAMPION YEAR UINDY FINISH CHAMPION 2014-15 1st Indianapolis 1995-96 3rd Lewis 2014-15 2nd Drury 2013-14 1st Indianapolis 1994-95 1st Indianapolis 2013-14 1st Indianapolis 2012-13 1st Indianapolis 1993-94 3rd Southern Indiana 2012-13 7th Lewis 2011-12 1st Indianapolis 1992-93 2nd Lewis 2011-12 2nd Northern Kentucky 2010-11 5th Lewis 1991-92 3rd Lewis 2010-11 4th Northern Kentucky 2009-10 3rd Drury 1990-91 3rd Bellarmine 2009-10 4th Northern Kentucky 2008-09 2nd Northern Kentucky 1989-90 4th Lewis 2008-09 3rd Northern Kentucky 2007-08 4th SIU Edwardsville 1988-89 4th Lewis 2007-08 5th Northern Kentucky 2006-07 3rd SIU Edwardsville 1987-88 5th Lewis 2006-07 4th SIU Edwardsville 2005-06 4th Northern Kentucky 1986-87 6th Lewis 2005-06 8th Northern Kentucky 2004-05 4th Northern Kentucky 1985-86 4th Lewis 2004-05 5th Northern Kentucky 2003-04 2nd Southern Indiana 1984-85 8th Lewis 2003-04 5th Southern Indiana 2002-03 1st Indianapolis 1983-84 5th Lewis 2002-03 2nd Northern Kentucky 2001-02 2nd Northern Kentucky 1982-83 3rd Southern Indiana 2000-01 5th Northern Kentucky 1981-82 5th Bellarmine 1999-00 4th Northern Kentucky 1980-81 3rd Southern Indiana 1998-99 5th Lewis 1979-80 T-4th Bellarmine 1997-98 4th SIU Edwardsville 1978-79 1st Indianapolis 1996-97 5th Lewis

3 POSTSEASON AWARDS All-ConferenceX 1st Team [37 people, 40 awards] ConferenceX Player/Athlete of the Year All-America 1st Team [4] Brooke Beegle, Women’s Golf [5 people, 6 awards] Nick Crume, Wrestling Meghan Binkerd, Volleyball Brooke Beegle, Women’s Golf Morgan Foley, Softball (NFCA) Hailey Brown, Volleyball Farin Hickman (2), Woman’s Indoor/Outdoor Field Farin Hickman, Outdoor Track & Field Lee Campbell, Football Josh Kieffer, Wrestling Stephanie Hirsch, Women’s Tennis Kieran Casey, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Maya Caudle, Women’s Indoor Track & Field Reece Horn, Football, Offensive POTY All-America 2nd Team [3] Brett Collins, Baseball Scott Miller, Football, Special Teams POTY Morgan Foley, Softball (Daktronics) Paxton DeHaven, Women’s Golf Taylor Russell, Softball (NFCA) Christoph Drechsler, Men’s Tennis ConferenceX Freshman of the Year [4] Casey Williamson, Softball (NFCA) Rob Dury, Football Christoph Drechsler, Men’s Tennis Morgan Foley, Softball Annika Haynes, Women’s Golf All-America 3rd Team [1] Erika Goodwin, Softball Austin Hogan, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field Hailey Brown, Volleyball (AVCA) Tucker Guisewite, Men’s Golf Graham McAree, Men’s Golf Colin Hawk, Baseball All-America Honorable Mention [2] Haley Havert, Women’s Cross Country Daniel Chan, Men’s Swimming X Annika Haynes, Women’s Golf Conference Coach of the Year [3] Casey Williamson, Softball (Daktronics) Farin Hickman (4), Women’s In/Out Track & Field Malik Tabet, Women’s Tennis Stephanie Hirsch, Women’s Tennis Scott Fangman, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Austin Hogan, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field Brent Nicoson, Women’s Golf Reece Horn, Football GLVC Scholar-Athlete of the Year [4] Jacklyn Howland, Women’s Cross Country Koby Orris, Football Zach Jacobs, Baseball Matt Kaplanis, Baseball Hayden Janney, Football All-Region 1st Team [15 people, 18 awards] Brooke Boyts, Women’s Tennis Matthew Kaplanis, Baseball Lee Campbell, Football (BSN) Chanice Young, Women’s Golf Joel Keller, Men’s Cross Country Meghan Binkerd, Volleyball (AVCA) Tony Kostadinov, Men’s Tennis Hailey Brown, Volleyball (AVCA, Daktronics) CoSIDA Academic All-District® [8] Joe Lawson, Men’s Basketball Morgan Foley, Softball (Daktronics, NFCA) Luke Hubert, Men’s Tennis (at-large) TJ Lovejoy, Men’s Indoor Track & Field Austin Hogan, Mens’ Outdoor Track & Field* Brooke Boyts, Women’s Tennis (at-large) Chris Massaro, Football Reece Horn, Football (Daktronics, BSN) Morgan Foley, Softball Graham McAree, Men’s Golf Matt Kaplanis, Baseball (NCBWA) Matt Kaplanis, Baseball Sean McCracken, Baseball Farin Hickman, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field* Koby Orris, Football Scott Miller, Football Joe Lawson, Men’s Basketball (Daktronics) Taylor Russell, Softball Lissette Mendivil, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field TJ Lovejoy, Men’s Indoor Track & Field* Casey Williamson, Softball Koby Orris, Football Lissette Mendivil, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field* Chanice Young, Women’s Golf (at-large) Florence Renard, Women’s Tennis LaTisha Martin (4), Women’s In/Out Track & Field* Matt Ripp, Football Taylor Russell, Softball (NFCA) CoSIDA Academic All-America® [4] John Strickland, Football John Strickland, Football (BSN) Koby Orris, Football, 1st team Casey Williamson, Softball Casey Williamson, Softball (Daktronics, NFCA) Matt Kaplanis, Baseball, 1st team Chanice Young, Women’s Golf Taylor Russell, Softball, 2nd team All-Region 2nd Team [12] Luke Hubert, Men’s Tennis, 2nd team All-ConferenceX 2nd Team [26 people, 37 awards] Brett Collins, Baseball (NCBWA) Nicole Anderson, Women’s Basketball Rob Dury, Football (Daktronics, Don Hansen) X Wrestling is independent. All other sports compete Connor Barthel, Football Princess German, Women’s Basketball (Daktronics) in the GLVC. Jordan Bedan, Football Erika Goodwin, Softball (NFCA) Miranda Braun, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Colin Hawk, Baseball (Daktronics) Reece Horn, Football (Don Hansen) Kieran Casey, Women’s Indoor Track & Field Matt Kaplanis, Baseball (ABCA, Daktronics) Maya Caudle, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Koby Orris, Football (BSN) Ngwese Ebangwese, Men’s Soccer Andrew Verhonik, Men’s Soccer (Daktronics) Princess German, Women’s Basketball Max Rohda, Men’s Soccer (Daktronics) Haley Havert, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Taylor Russell, Softball (Daktronics) Farin Hickman, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Daniel Wellman, Men’s Soccer (Daktronics) Austin Hogan, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field LaTisha Martin (2), Women’s Outdoor Track & Field All-Region 3rd Team [5] Lee Campbell, Football (Don Hansen) Brennan McElroy, Men’s Basketball Rob Dury, Football (BSN) Katie Monk, Women’s Indoor Track & Field Hayden Janney, Football (Don Hansen) Patrick O’Brien, Men’s Soccer Scott Miller, Football (Don Hansen) Trace Oswalt, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field John Strickland, Football (Don Hansen) Melissa Rios, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Taylor Russell, Softball Region Coaching Staff of the Year [1] Brandon Smith, Men’s Indoor Track & Field Softball staff, Softball (NFCA) Jake Sprinkle, Baseball Jordan Tackett, Baseball * all Track & Field honors are from the USTFCCCA Brady Thomas, Baseball Kelly Walter, Women’s Basketball Adrianna Ware, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Daniel Wellmann, Men’s Soccer Vincent Ziraldo, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field

All-ConferenceX 3rd Team/H.M. [4] Jake Grossnickle, Football Pavel Polochanin, Football Max Rohda, Men’s Soccer Tommy Taylor, Football

TOTALS* SAs Nods # of All-Conference honors 67 83 # of All-Region honors 27 35 # of All-America honors 8 10

Ex.- 67 student-athletes combined to earn 83 all-conference awards. * includes honorable mention accolades

4 ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE Baseball (15) Jamie Placht *** Men’s Swimming & Diving (12) Lindsey Foster Nicholas Beyer *** Jacob Roop ** Doron Benjamin ** Kyra Gaerke Brett Collins ** Blake Schneider ** Marius Bornkessel ** Keagin Green Axel Doran Hayden Skirvin *** Daniel Chan ** Michaela Harrison Trevor Forde ** Stephen Whitlock ** Tyler Coonradt ** Haley Havert *** Paul Insana ** Alan Horback ** Farin Hickman **** Matthew Kaplanis *** Men’s Golf (5) Patrick Kays Samantha Holmes Nolan King Garrett Bianchi ** Brandon Norman ** Jacklyn Howland *** Daniel Lee ** Seve Duncan **** Tyler Offutt ** Briana Leonard Scott Mitchell Jeff Gardner ** Zacharias Raptopoulos Jennifer Lewis *** Stephen Oswald Zach Gurtner Justin Rossillo ** Jennifer Lynn ** Alex Ritchie **** Jackson Wright (4.0) Dawid Rybinski ** Hannah Patton Jordan Tackett ** Jon Stevenson ** Kirsti Reed Brady Thomas **** Women’s Golf (7) Julia Ricke *** John Thomas ** Ashtyn Brown Women’s Swimming & Diving (15) Allyson Robertson James Wujcik** Paxton DeHaven Laura Bem Samantha Rush *** Annika Haynes (4.0) Alexis Dobrzynsk Bailey Shear *** Men’s Basketball (2) Regan Pittard **** Deanna Ford Jessica Shelton Jabree Bond-Flournoy Jaclyn Schindler **** Megan Giambastini Cammi Shoultz Eric Davidson Molly Ward Hayley Good ** Maya Vance ** Chanice Young **** Ana Couto ** Chelsea Wieland ** Women’s Basketball (6) Sarah Hamilton ** Nicole Anderson Men’s Soccer (14) Shea Hanley Volleyball (9) Kylie Ballard ** Devin Brown **** Madeline Mahoney ** Hailey Brown *** Caroline Lythjohan*** Thomas Duquette ** Risa Ricard ** Brianna Heffernan Cristina Negoescu Joshua Hiquet *** Hannah Schuster ** Ellen Line ** Victoria Schaefer ** Christopher Jones ** Shelby Sexton ** Becca Lira ** Emily Thomas Will Kramer *** Kaitlyn Sonksen ** Erin Mack David Kurz Karolina Szymaszek Kimberly Trojan **** Men’s Cross Country (7) Joseph Lux *** Macy Wenzel Jamie Wallace *** (4.0) Daniel Buergler ** Jacob Meyer ** Julia Watkins ** Andrew Carr Ahmed Mitiche *** Men’s Tennis (3) Natalie Wichern Alexander Cushman **** Julian Shamsaie *** Austin Aten Jacob Fisher ** James Trigger ** Dean Dumitru WrestlingX (8) Sean O’Brien **** Andrew Verhonik **** Luke Hubert ** Nick Crume Zachary Spain ** Brendon Widau *** Josh Kieffer Casey Wendorff (4.0) Casey Zimmerman *** Women’s Tennis (4) Jared Boehm Brooke Boyts **** Andrew Frey Women’s Cross Country (17) Women’s Soccer (13) Dana Olsen Trevor Manspeaker Jasmine Al-Anzi ** Lindsey Bryant *** Paige Olsen Barry McGinley Haley Baughman *** Taylor Cotherman *** Allie Smith *** Trace Plaugher Kieran Casey Emma Crenshaw Lucas Rooney Erin Connor (4.0) Jocelyn Evans ** Men’s Track & Field (17) Sydney Denhart Megan Fee **** William Buelsing * number of years honored Sarah Edwards Katie Johnston **** Daniel Buergler ** X UIndy Wrestling competes as an Kyra Gaerke Jenna Linxwiler ** Andrew Carr independent and thus is not eligible Michaela Harrison Hannah Mangus ** Alex Cushman *** for conference awards. Honorees Haley Havert ** Tracie Meyer *** Jacob Fisher ** were recognized by the NWCA as D-II All-Academic Team members. Samantha Holmes Kelsey Miller Robert Geis **** Jacklyn Howland **** Samantha Watters Benjamin Hodges Briana Leonard Kara Webb Austin Hogan Jennifer Lewis ** Cassie Wilson Jacob Nerney GLVC TOTALS Jennifer Lynn ** Sean O’Brien *** 1. Lewis 214 Samantha Rush *** Softball (11) Trace Plaugher 2. Truman State 207 Bailey Shear *** Sammy Beckwith Skylar Sigman 3. Indianapolis 206 Maya Vance ** Morgan Foley ** Zachary Spain ** 4. McKendree 185 Erika Goodwin *** Jon Stevenson 5. Maryville 177 Football (17) Katie Kelly ** Connor Stouder 6. Missouri S&T 174 Connor Barthel ** Cassie Reed *** Iman Tucker *** 7. Drury 168 Sam Daggy ** Brooke Riess Casey Wendorff (4.0) 8. Saint Joseph’s 162 Austin Fuchs Sydney Russell 9. William Jewell 156 Mitchell Huppert *** Taylor Russell Women’s Track & Field (29) 10. Bellarmine 151 Hayden Janney *** Olivia Stanton Jasmine Al-Anzi ** 11. Rockhurst 138 Garrett Johnson Jessica Vleck **** Kylie Ballard ** 12. Quincy 135 Tommy Kendall ** Rebecca Wishnevski ** Haley Baughman *** 13. Southern Indiana 114 Austin Kiel ** Aimee Campbell 14. Missouri-St. Louis 72 Blake Luker Kieran Casey 15. UW-Parkside 71 Chris Massaro *** Erin Connor ** (4.0) 16. Illinois Springfi eld 67 Josh McCoy *** Sydney Denhart TOTAL 2,430 Koby Orris *** Sarah Edwards * UIndy’s GLVC total plus wrestling honorees ups the overall sum to 214 5 CROSS COUNTRY WRAP UP NCAA Action: The UIndy men took 11th of 29 teams at the event and were led by Kameron MEN’S DATE EVENT RESULT Casey’s 45th place fi nish with a time of 32.29.4. 9/5 Queen City Invitational 7th of 24 The Greyhound women, paced by Jacklyn How- 9/19 Indiana Intercollegiates 2nd of 20 land fi nishing 36th (22:07) in the women’s 6K 10/4 Greater Louisville Classic 14th of 42 10/25 USI Regional Preview 6th of 9 race, fi nished 12th of 30 teams. 11/8 GLVC Championships 5th of 14 11/22 NCAA Regionals 11th of 29 Conference Call: UIndy women fi nished fourth All-GLVC and the men fi nished fi fth at the GLVC Champi- Joel Keller onships. Academic All-GLVC Daniel Buergler ** Andrew Carr Three Greyhounds earned All-GLVC honors at Alex Cushman**** Jake Fisher** Sean O’Brien**** Zach Spain** the event, by virtue of fi nishing top 15 in their Casey Wendorff respective races. For the UIndy women, Jacklyn Howland (10th) and Haley Havert (11th) while Joel Keller (14th) earned the honor for the UIndy men. WOMEN’S DATE EVENT RESULT 9/5 Queen City Invitational 4th of 20 Little State, Big Finish: On September 19, 9/19 Indiana Intercollegiates 2nd of 20 both the men’s and women’s cross country squads fi nished second at Little 10/4 Greater Louisville Classic 30th of 33 10/25 USI Regional Preview 5th of 9 State. All-Little State honorees for the women included Jacklyn Howland 11/8 GLVC Championships 5th of 14 (3rd), Haley Havert (5th), Kieran Casey (8th), Amy Walker (19th) and 11/22 NCAA Regionals 12th of 30 Jasmine Al-Anzi (20th). All-GLVC Jacklyn Howland Meanwhiel, Kameron Casey (2nd), Joel Keller (3rd), Andrew Carr (11th), Haley Havert Sean O’Brien (13th) and Brandon Smith (17th) rounded out the 2014 All- Academic All-GLVC Little State honorees for the men. Jasmin Al-Anzi** Haley Baughmann*** Kieran Casey Erin Connor Sydney Denhart Sarah Edwards Kyra Gaerke Michaela Harrison Haley Havert** Samantha Holmes Jacklyn Howland**** Briana Leonard Jennifer Lewis** Jennifer Lynn** Smantha Rush*** Bailey Shear*** Maya Vance**

GLVC COP’s Academic Excellence Award Jacklyn Howland Jennifer Lewis Bailey Shear

Joel Keller Kameron Casey William A. Bright MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award

Jacklyn Howland Bailey Shear Mary L. Baumgartner MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 6 CROSS COUNTRY

2014 MEN’S RESULTS

Queen City Little State Lousiville Classic USI Regional GLVC NCAA Regional Sept. 5 Sept. 19 Oct. 4 Oct. 25 Nov. 8 Nov. 22 Daniel Buergler 17:53.13 (133rd) 29:13.8 (83rd) 28:06.50 (280th) 28:27.4 (87th) 28:03.49 (99th) - Andy Carr 16:11.49 (36th) 26:44.6 (11th) 26:29.25 (139th) 26:16.1 (35th) 25:55.54 (29th) 33:22.6 (87th) Kameron Casey 16:02.89 (28th) 26:09.5 (2nd) 25:49.73 (60th) 25:35.8 (22nd) 25:52.26 (25th) 32:29.4 (45th) Matthew Egan 16:24.26 (57th) 27:42.5 (39th) 27:08.19 (209th) 26:19.7 (37th) 26:34.97 (53rd) - Ryan Franklin 16:33.90 (67th) 28:08.7 (58th) 27:01.78 (199th) 26:57.3 (57th) 26:34.71 (51st) 34:16.8 (126th) Vencent Hill 18:58.29 (171st) 30:38.3 (110th) 29:36.96 (328th) 30:14.3 (108th) 29:43.40 (120th) - Joel Keller 15:53.28 (18th) 26:15.3 (3rd) 25:20.57 (20th) 25:46.2 (28th) 25:32.39 (14th) 32:52.8 (63rd) Sean O’Brien 16:11.35 (35th) 26:45.3 (13th) 26:19.82 (121st) 26:34.8 (47th) 26:33.07 (49th) 33:04.3 (73rd) Mark Shannahan 18:52.49 (165th) 31:04.1 (116th) 30:15.84 (262nd) 30:48.4 (111st) 31:34.69 (128th) - Brandon Smith 16:30.33 (64th) 26:56.4 (17th) 26:21.31 (122nd) 26:44.1 (51st) 26:46.83 (61st) 33:16.6 (82nd) Zach Spain 17:41.30 (127th) 29:16.9 (92nd) 29:44.36 (330th) 28:52.0 (94th) 28:16.71 (102nd) - Casey Wendorff 17:36.22 (123rd) 29:20.9 (95th) - 28:57.0 (97th) 28:16.73 (103rd) -

2014 WOMEN’S RESULTS

Queen City Little State Louisville Classic USI Regional GLVC NCAA Regional Sept. 5 Sept. 19 Oct. 4 Oct. 25 Nov. 8 Nov. 22 Jasmine Al-Anzi 20:07.95 (40th) 19.03.2 (20th) 18:54.28 (170th) 24:07.5 (52nd) 22:59.84 (28th) 23:27.2 (100th) Haley Baughman 20:16.47 (47th) 19:18.5 (29th) 19:22.23 (226th) 23:31.3 (38th) 23:03.63 (30th) 23:16.5 (89th) Kieran Casey 19:19.58 (16th) 18:35.8 (8th) 18:57.71 (175th) 22:22.1 (18th) 22:40.74 (18th) 22:37.0 (56th) Sydney Denhart 22:49.31 (115th) 21:34.5 (66th) 21:31.73 (206th) 26:58.1 (90th) - - Sarah Edwards 22:26.28 (105th) 21:20.8 (61st) - - - - Kyra Gaeke 22:33.77 (107th) - 22:58.22 (295th) - - - Michaela Harrison 19:54.59 (31st) 19:10.5 (25th) - - 24:31.13 (84th) - Haley Havert 19:13.36 (13th) 18:22.2 (5th) 18:43.77 (149th) 22:06.8 (14th) 22:26.63 (11th) 22:08.6 (37th) Samantha Holmes 21:07.27 (72nd) 20:29.2 (46th) 21:09.53 (295th) 24:58.2 (67th) 25:03.56 (103rd) - Jacklyn Howland 19:10.76 (12th) 18:12.4 (3rd) 18:26.73 (116th) 22:19.0 (16th) 22:23.70 (10th) 22:07.1 (36th) Briana Leonard 21:05.62 (69th) 20:00.6 (37th) 20:02.72 (267th) 24:42.4 (65th) 23:55.26 (61st) - Jennifer Lewis 21:48.16 (91st) 20:45.4 (53rd) 20:38.23 (286th) 26:03.9 (80th) 24:25.00 (79th) - Jennifer Lynn 22:25.40 (104th) 22:11.9 (81st) 21:21.23 (192nd) 26:12.1 (82nd) 26:18.17 (123rd) - Stephanie Rhodes - - 22:01.04 (247th) - 26:38.56 (128th) - Samantha Rush 23:09.59 (121st) - - - - - Bailey Shear 21:35.67 (84th) 21:09.4 (57th) 20:39.76 (130th) 25:06.5 (70th) 24:35.19 (85th) - Emily Thorton 20:37.26 (56th) 20:19.8 (70th) - 23:40.1 (42nd) 23:34.69 (47th) - Maya Vance 20:13.29 (44th) 19:22.6 (33rd) 19:48.49 (258th) 23:42.5 (43rd) 23:42.93 (52nd) - Amy Walker 20:06.79 (38th) 19.01.1 (19th) 19:26.40 (232nd) 23:19.0 (31st) - 23:11.7 (86th)

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WRAP UP Three-Peat: The UIndy football team captured its third consecutive RECORD: 9-2, 7-1 GLVC GLVC championship trophy in the fall. With a conference record of 7-1, DATE OPP. RESULT the Greyhounds won the league by two full games, topping a quartet of 09/06 at Saginaw Valley State W 24-10 09/13 at Saint Xavier (Ill.) L 14-19 contenders, all at 5-3. It marked the fi rst time UIndy won three straight 09/20 * at Southwest Baptist W 48-14 conference championships since the school – then named Indiana Cen- 09/27 HILLSDALE W 24-19 10/04 * at Quincy W 42-20 tral College – took the Hoosier College Conference crown in 1953, ‘54 10/11 * MCKENDREE W 52-7 10/18 * at Truman State W 23-20 and ‘55. 10/25 * LINCOLN (Mo.) W 52-14 10/30 * SAINT JOSEPH’S (Ind.) W4OT 36-33 11/08 * at Missouri S&T W 30-12 All good things... : UIndy’s lone league loss this year came in a 27-24 11/15 * WILLIAM JEWELL L 24-27 fi nal versus William Jewell in the season fi nale. It marked fi rst defeat for * GLVC game the Hounds in league play since the conference began sponsoring foot-

FINAL GLVC STANDINGS ball in 2012. UIndy is now 22-1 (.957) all-time in GLVC contests. School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct. 1. Indianapolis * 7-1 .875 9-2 .818 2. Saint Joseph’s 5-3 .625 7-3 .700 Class Act: Over the past four seasons, Truman State 5-3 .625 6-3 .667 UIndy’s senior class helped the Hounds to McKendree 5-3 .625 5-6 .455 William Jewell 5-3 .625 5-6 .455 36 wins, good for the program record for 6. Quincy 4-4 .500 6-5 .545 7. Missouri S&T 3-5 .375 4-7 .364 victories in a four-year period. The pre- 8. SW Baptist # 1-7 .125 4-7 .364 vious mark of 33 was held by last year’s Lincoln # 1-7 .125 2-9 .182 senior group. # associate member * conference champion Highly Decorated: Senior defensive All-GLVC back Koby Orris collected a multitude of Offense Matt Ripp, RB, 1st team laurels for his efforts both on and off the Reece Horn, WR, 1st team gridiron in 2015, including: Hayden Janney, OL, 1st team Chris Massaro, OL, 1st team Scott Miller, K, 1st team Connor Barthel, QB, 2nd team - Academic All-America® First Team Jordan Bedan, OL, 2nd team - GLVC Football Scholar-Athlete of the Year Defense - Team Defensive MVP Lee Campbell, DL, 1st team Rob Dury, LB, 1st team - Team Mental Attitude Award John Strickland, DB, 1st team Koby Orris, DB, 1st team - National Football Foundation Central Indiana Chapter’s Collegiate Award Tommy Taylor, DL, honorable mention - Michael Rabold Award Jake Grossnickle, LB, honorable mention Pavel Polochanin, P, honorable mention - Academic All-GLVC GLVC Offensive Player of the Year - All-GLVC First Team Reece Horn, RB - Indianapolis Star’s All-Indiana Team GLVC Special Teams Player of the Year - USA Football Network Preseason Second Team All-America Scott Miller, PK/P

All-Super Region Four, Daktronics Reece Horn, WR, 1st team “It’s A Major Award”: For the third straight season, UIndy swept the Rob Dury, LB, 2nd team GLVC Offensive and Special Teams Player of the Year awards. Junior All-Super Region Four, Don Hansen wide receiver Reece Horn was voted the GLVC’s top offensive player after Rob Dury, LB, 2nd team Reece Horn, WR, 2nd team leading the league in receptions per game (6.3) and ranking second in Hayden Janney, OL, 3rd team Scott Miller, PK, 3rd team receiving yards per game (96.5) and seventh in touchdowns (12). Se- John Strickland, DB, 3rd team nior place kicker/punter Scott Miller took special teams honors for the All-Super Region Four, BSN second time in three seasons (2012), leading the conference in nearly Lee Campbell, DL, 1st team Reece Horn, WR, 1st team every kicking category while also dropping 12 punts inside the 20-yard John Strickland, DB, 1st team line as the team’s directional punter. Koby Orris, DB, 2nd team Rob Dury, LB, 3rd team PREVIOUS GLVC MAJOR AWARD WINNERS Offensive POTY Special Teams POTY Coach OTY 2012 Mar’Quone Edmonds Scott Miller Bob Bartolomeo 2013 Klay Fiechter Klay Fiechter Bob Bartolomeo 2014 Reece Horn Scott Miller -

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WRAP UP More On Miller: Miller’s stellar senior season capped a special career for Academic All-GLVC the hometown product. A graduate of local Cathedral High School, Miller Connor Barthel ** Sam Daggy ** set UIndy career records for points scored (343), fi eld goals made (52), Austin Fuchs PATs made (187) and fi eld goal percentage (.776). Mitch Huppert *** Hayden Janney *** Garrett Johnson Let It Ripp: Senior Matt Thomas Kendall ** Austin Kiel ** Ripp fi nished the year Blake Luker Chris Massaro *** with an even 1,100 rush- Josh McCoy *** ing yards, giving UIndy a Koby Orris *** Jamie Placht *** 1,000-yard back for the Jacob Roop ** third straight season. He Blake Schneider ** Hayden Skirvin *** is the 12th Greyhound Stephen Whitlock ** player to reach quadruple GLVC COP Academic Excellence Award digits in rushing yards. Koby Orris Former teammate Klay GLVC SAAC Sportsmanship Award Fiechter did it each of the Football last two seasons. GLVC Football Scholar-Athlete of the Year Koby Orris DE-FENSE, DE-FENSE: CoSIDA Academic All-America® Koby Orris, DB, 1st team The Greyhound defense was once again one of TEAM AWARDS Offensive MVP Defensive MVP the best in the nation, fi nishing the season ranked third in Division II in Reece Horn Koby Orris passing defense (139.5 ypg), 12th in total defense (291.5 ypg) and 12th Offensive Back Wide Receiver in scoring defense (17.7 ppg). Matt Ripp Reece Horn

Offensive Lineman Defensive Lineman UIndy has ranked in the top 15 in each of the three aforementioned cat- Hayden Janney Lee Campbell egories for each of the last three seasons. Linebacker Defensive Back Rob Dury Koby Orris Thursday Night Football: In the NCAA Division II Football Game of the Offensive Freshman Defensive Freshman Week Oct. 30, UIndy came out on top in an epic four-overtime battle with Ruben Holcomb Dillon Dallas in-state rival Saint Joseph’s, 36-33. The Greyhounds overcame a seven- Special Teams CMVP point fourth-quarter defi cit to earn the win in front of 6,033 fans at Key Scott Miller Stadium and thousands more nation-wide watching on CBS Sports Net- Scout Team Offensive Player of the Year work. Luke Rowell Scout Team Defensive Player of the Year Senior Scott Miller sealed the win with a fi eld goal on the fi nal play of the William Parslow marathon affair. After the UIndy defense stopped the Pumas on the fi rst Scout Team Special Teams Player of the Year Cecil Nicholson possession of the fourth OT, Miller was true from 35 yards out, clinching the victory and upping the Greyhound win streak to seven. HOUNDS AMONG GLVC LEADERS Name Rank Category Connor Barthel 3rd Pass effi ciency 3rd Total offense 3rd Passing yds/gm Reece Horn 1st Receptions/gm 2nd Rec. yards/gm 7th All-purpose yds/gm 7th Touchdowns 8th Points/gm Matt Ripp 4th Rushing 4th All-purpose yds/gm 5th Touchdowns 6th Points/gm Scott Miller 1st Kicking points/gm 1st Field goals made 1st PAT percentage 4th Points/gm Pavel Polochanin 1st Punting avg Rob Dury 2nd Tackles/gm Koby Orris T-6th Interceptions/gm Josh Bass 3rd Passes defended/gm John Strickland 4th Passes defended/gm

Reece Horn Koby Orris William A. Bright Co-MVP William A. Bright Co-MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 9 FOOTBALL 2014 TEAM STATISTICS

UIndy OPP SCORING 369 195 Points Per Game 33.5 17.7 FIRST DOWNS 245 191 Rushing 112 98 Passing 123 71 Penalty 10 22 RUSHING YARDAGE 2166 1671 Yards gained rushing 2286 1934 Yards lost rushing 120 263 Rushing Attempts 429 413 Average Per Rush 5.0 4.0 Average Per Game 196.9 151.9 TDs Rushing 23 13 PASSING YARDAGE 2605 1535 Comp-Att-Int 221-336-8 181-333-6 Average Per Pass 7.8 4.6 Average Per Catch 11.8 8.5 Average Per Game 236.8 139.5 TDs Passing 22 10 TOTAL OFFENSE 4771 3206 Total Plays 765 746 Average Per Play 6.2 4.3 Average Per Game 433.7 291.5 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 29-666 60-1079 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 17-202 15-138 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 6-60 8-122 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 23.0 18.0 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 11.9 9.2 INT RETURN AVERAGE 10.0 15.2 FUMBLES-LOST 10-6 8-3 PENALTIES-Yards 68-587 53-384 Average Per Game 53.4 34.9 PUNTS-Yards 45-1813 68-2693 Average Per Punt 40.3 39.6 Net punt average 35.0 35.9 KICKOFFS-Yards 68-3745 42-2275 Average Per Kick 55.1 54.2 Net kick average 38.5 35.3 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 31:19 28:41 3RD-DOWN Conversions 73/145 63/172 3rd-Down Pct 50% 37% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 4/8 9/22 4th-Down Pct 50% 41% SACKS BY-Yards 20-150 6-53 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 46 24 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 16-20 11-14 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-1 0-1 RED-ZONE SCORES (51-57) 89% (28-34) 82% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (36-57) 63% (18-34) 53% PAT-ATTEMPTS (45-45) 100% (18-22) 82% ATTENDANCE 28371 16088 Games/Avg Per Game 5/5674 6/2681

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2014 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING GP-GS Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Ripp,Matt 11-11 186 1113 13 1100 5.9 13 70 100.0 Walker,Andrew 11-0 145 710 26 684 4.7 5 39 62.2 Barthel,Connor 11-11 44 234 59 175 4.0 3 20 15.9 Bruning,Aaron 10-0 24 160 0 160 6.7 2 26 16.0 Payton, Tuwan 11-5 12 69 0 69 5.8 0 15 6.3 Dury,Rob 11-11 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Johnson,Greg 9-6 1 0 2 -2 -2.0 0 0 -0.2 TEAM 16 0 20 -20 -1.2 0 0 -2.9 Total 11 429 2286 120 2166 5.0 23 70 196.9 Opponents 11 413 1934 263 1671 4.0 13 77 151.9

PASSING GP-GS Eff. Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Long Avg/G Barthel,Connor 11-11 148.2 221-335-8 66.0 2605 22 65 236.8 TEAM 0.0 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Total 11 147.7 221-336-8 65.8 2605 22 65 236.8 Opponents 11 99.4 181-333-6 54.4 1535 10 64 139.5

RECEIVING GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Horn,Reece 11-11 68 1046 15.4 12 65 95.1 Young,Logan 10-7 34 414 12.2 4 44 41.4 Teglia, Kevin 9-5 28 306 10.9 0 55 34.0 Johnson,Greg 9-6 23 303 13.2 1 41 33.7 Ripp,Matt 11-11 22 160 7.3 1 18 14.5 Payton, Tuwan 11-5 17 132 7.8 0 22 12.0 Kimack, Alex 8-4 13 136 10.5 2 21 17.0 Walker,Andrew 11-0 9 45 5.0 1 17 4.1 Willis,Garrett 9-0 2 41 20.5 0 32 4.6 Janney,Hayden 11-11 2 10 5.0 0 8 0.9 Sinclair,Matt 7-4 2 8 4.0 1 4 1.1 Fogle,Malcom 5-0 1 4 4.0 0 4 0.8 Total 11 221 2605 11.8 22 65 236.8 Opponents 11 181 1535 8.5 10 64 139.5

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Horn,Reece 15 175 11.7 0 39 Payton, Tuwan 15 414 27.6 1 94 Teglia, Kevin 2 27 13.5 0 15 Ripp,Matt 11 197 17.9 0 41 Total 17 202 11.9 0 39 Walker,Andrew 3 55 18.3 0 23 Opponents 15 138 9.2 0 38 Total 29 666 23.0 1 94 Opponents 60 1079 18.0 0 40

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long TACKLES Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds Orris,Koby 3 56 18.7 0 30 Dury,Rob 72 57 129 7.5-16 - Smith,Andre 1 0 0.0 0 0 Grossnickle, Jake 46 35 81 6.5-16 - Antonietti, Eddie 1 4 4.0 0 4 Strickland,John 41 36 77 4.5-19 1.0-11 Strickland,John 1 0 0.0 0 0 Orris,Koby 29 28 57 2.0-12 - Total 6 60 10.0 0 30 Antonietti, Eddie 24 23 47 4.5-8 - Opponents 8 122 15.2 0 40 Campbell,Lee 26 16 42 10.5-37 4.5-26 Bass,Josh 32 6 38 1.0-1 - Daggy,Sam 14 16 30 1.0-10 1.0-10 White,Aeneas 21 8 29 - - Bryant,Derrick 18 9 27 3.0-27 3.0-27 Taylor,Tommy 16 10 26 3.0-20 3.0-20 Smith,Andre 16 8 24 2.5-8 - Rogan,Korey 14 6 20 - - Dallas, Dillon 12 8 20 6.0-42 4.5-40 Crouch,Evan 7 10 17 1.5-9 1.0-9 Bruning,Aaron 13 2 15 - - Placht,Jamie 6 5 11 - -

11 WRAP UP MEN’S SOCCER Record: 12-5-3; 9-4-2 GLVC GLVC Champions!: DATE OPP. RESULT 9/5 Northwood L 0-1 For the fi rst time in 9/7 Tiffi n T 1-1 (2OT) program history, 9/12 * William Jewell T 1-1 (2OT) 9/14 * Rockhurst L 0-1 (2OT) the UIndy men’s 9/19 * at Drury L 0-1 9/21 * at Missouri S&T W 4-0 soccer team won a 9/26 * at McKendree W 2-1 GLVC Tournament 9/28 * at Bellarmine W 2-1 10/3 * Illinois Springfi eld W 1-0 Championship, de- 10/5 * Southern Indiana W 5-0 feating then-#4 10/10 * at Quincy L 0-1 10/12 * at Truman State W 2-0 Quincy on its home 10/17 * Missouri - St. Louis W 3-0 fi eld, 3-1. It was the 10/19 * Maryville W 6-2 10/24 * at Wisconsin-Parkside T 0-0 Greyhounds’ third 10/26 * Lewis L 0-1 10/29 * at Saint Joseph’s W 4-1 trip to a GLVC fi nal 11/2 ^ Missouri - St. Louis W 2-0 match, all coming under current head man John Higgins, with UIndy 11/7 ^ Drury W 1-0 11/9 ^ Quincy W 3-1 also making the GLVC title game in 2010 and 2013.

* GLVC contest ^ GLVC Tournament The Higgins Era: In his fi ve years at the helm of the Greyhound men’s soccer program, UIndy alum John Higgins has made the GLVC FINAL GLVC STANDINGS School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct. Men’s Soccer Championship Tournament fi nal in three seasons, and 1. Quincy *^ 13-0-2 .933 21-2-2 .880 2. Drury *^ 12-3-0 .800 16-5-0 .762 won the program’s lone GLVC title. He is the only UIndy coach to 3. Mo.-St. Louis * 11-3-1 .767 12-4-2 .722 take his team to the GLVC fi nal, and is also the fi rst Greyhound head 4. Lewis * 9-3-3 .700 11-5-3 .658 5. Indianapolis ** 9-4-2 .667 12-5-3 .675 man to take his team to an NCAA Division II Soccer tournament. Hig- 6. Rockhurst * 9-4-2 .667 9-6-2 .588 7. Missouri S&T * 7-6-2 .533 8-8-2 .500 gins holds the highest win percentage of any coach in UIndy history 8. Bellarmine * 6-6-3 .500 8-8-3 .500 9. UW-Parkside 6-7-2 .467 9-7-2 .556 (.639) and is just three wins away from the most wins as a UIndy 10. McKendree 5-9-1 .367 5-10-2 .353 men’s soccer head coach, passing his head coach, John Griffi n. Hig- 11. Southern Ind. 4-8-3 .367 5-9-3 .382 12. Maryville 4-9-2 .333 5-9-4 .389 gins already has topped Griffi n in GLVC wins (46-21-7) and GLVC win 13. Truman State 4-10-1 .300 5-11-1 .324 14. Ill. Springfi eld 4-11-0 .267 6-12-0 .333 percentage (.669). 15. William Jewell 2-10-3 .233 3-12-3 .250 16. Saint Joseph’s 1-13-1 .100 1-15-1 .088 Leaving His Mark: Senior goalkeeper Andrew Verhonik has been a * conference tourney participant ** conference tourney champion mainstay in the UIndy net for more than three years. The Plainfi eld, ^ NCAA Tournament participant Ind. native holds UIndy career records for goalie games played (66) HOUNDS AMONG GLVC LEADERS and started (62), minutes in net (5,978), shutouts (21), GAA (1.04) Name Place Category Ngwese Ebangwese T4th Assists saves (217) and wins (35). He also is the single-season leader in T4th Assists/gm wins (13; 2013) and minutes (1,844) and is tied for fi rst with seven T5th Shots 5th Shots/gm shutouts in each of his last three seasons. Jacob Meyer T4th Game Winners The Youngest Greyhound: Braden Tamosaitis, a 9-year-old Cam- Daniel Wellman 6th Shots/gm by, Ind., native, joined the Greyhounds this season through Team- T6th Points IMPACT, an organization that seeks to give a social aspect to chil- 7th Shots 7th Points/gm dren who have been affected by a life-threatening illness or injury by T7th Goals matching them with a college/university athletic team. Braden, who 9th Goals/gm T9th Assists wears #10 along with Zak Mitiche, made his fi rst start Oct. 17 versus Missouri-St. Louis for UIndy. Andrew Verhonik 2nd GAA 3rd Save % T4th Shutouts Postseason Accolades: Verhonik, Daniel Wellman and Max Rohda T7th Shutouts/gm T10th Saves all earned Second Team Daktronics All-Region nods, while Wellman also took Secon Team All-GLVC honors along with Ngwese Ebangwese All-GLVC Ngwese Ebangwese, F, 2nd Team and Patrick O’Brien. Rohda was also dubbed Third Team All-GLVC. Patrick O’Brien, MF, 2nd Team Daniel Wellman, F, 2nd Team Max Rohda, B, 3rd Team

All-Midwest Region, Daktronics Daniel Wellman, F, 2nd Team Max Rohda, B, 2nd Team Andrew Verhonik, GK, 2nd Team

Academic All-GLVC Devin Brown **** Tom Duquette** JT Hiquet *** Chris Jones*** Will Kramer **** David Kurz Joey Lux *** Jacob Meyer** Zak Mitiche *** Julian Shamsaie ** Jimmy Trigger** Andrew Verhonik ***** Brendon Widau *** Casey Zimmerman ***

GLVC COP’s Academic Excellence Award Will Kramer Max Rohda Andrew Verhonik Casey Zimmerman William A. Bright co-MVP William A. Bright co-MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude 12 MEN’S SOCCER 2014 TEAM STATISTICS

UIndy OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 37-328 13-210 Goals scored per game 1.85 .650 Shot pct. .113 .062 Shots on goal-Attempts 126-328 75-210 SOG pct. .384 .357 Shots/Game 16.4 10.5 Assists 30 7 CORNER KICKS 104 73 PENALTY KICKS 4-4 1-2 PENALTIES Yellow cards 26 29 Red cards 1 2 ATTENDANCE Total 1,875 2,663 Dates/Avg Per Date 9/208 10/266

2014 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

# Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 25 Wellmann, Daniel 19-14 8 6 22 54 .148 21 .389 3 0-0 11 Ebangwese, Ngwese 19-9 6 7 19 57 .105 22 .386 2 1-1 2 Meyer, Jacob 19-11 7 1 15 22 .318 10 .455 4 0-0 9 O’Brien, Patrick 20-7 3 4 10 39 .077 15 .385 0 2-2 14 Castle, Casey 20-7 3 1 7 34 .088 14 .412 0 0-0 10 Mitiche, Zak 19-18 1 4 6 19 .053 7 .368 0 0-0 12 Shamsaie, Julian 20-20 1 3 5 9 .111 3 .333 0 0-0 8 Zimmerman, Casey 20-17 2 0 4 13 .154 5 .385 1 0-0 16 Rohda, Max 20-19 2 0 4 11 .182 5 .455 0 1-1 24 Widau, Brendon 20-20 2 0 4 13 .154 4 .308 1 0-0 4 Ling, Josh 18-14 0 2 2 10 0 3 .300 0 0-0 7 Kurz, David 18-12 1 0 2 24 .042 10 .417 1 0-0 17 Bridegroom, Quinton 15-1 0 1 1 5 0 2 .400 0 0-0 21 Cunningham, Leo 19-15 0 1 1 8 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 Jones, Christopher 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 Verhonik, Andrew 20-20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 3 Lux, Joseph 6-0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1.000 0 0-0 13 Kramer, Will 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 15 Hiquet, JT 3-2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 19 Zorniger, Noah 17-13 0 0 0 7 0 2 .286 0 0-0 22 Trigger, Jimmy 14-1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1.000 0 0-0 23 Bergmann, Oskar 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Total 20 36 30 102 328 .110 125 .381 12 4-4 Opponents 20 13 7 33 210 .062 75 .357 5 1-2

# Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho Sho Faced 0 Jones, Christopher 2-0 36:12 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 2 1 Verhonik, Andrew 20-20 1844:16 12 0.59 58 .829 12 5 2 7 197 13 Kramer, Will 1-0 16:32 1 5.44 1 .500 0 0 0 0 3 Total 20 1897:00 13 0.62 60 .822 12 5 2 7 202 Opponents 20 1897:00 37 1.76 89 .706 5 12 2 6 307

13 WOMEN’S SOCCER WRAP UP Greyhound Goals: Jocelyn Evans led UIndy’s goal production on Record: 5-9-4; 4-7-4 GLVC the season, putting away four of the Greyhounds’ 18 2014 goals. DATE OPP. RESULT Taylor Cotherman and Stacey Klene each contributed a trio of 9/5 Saginaw Valley State L 0-2 9/7 Tiffi n W 3-1 goals to the total, while Katie Johnston, Kacey Wells and Lind- 9/12 * William Jewell T 2-2 (2OT) sey Adams rounded out the multiple-goal scorers for the Hounds 9/14 * Rockhurst L 0-1 9/19 * at Drury T 1-1 (2OT) with two scores apiece. 9/21 * at Missouri S&T L 0-1 9/26 * at McKendree L 0-4 9/28 * at Bellarmine L 1-2 Going the Distance: Just three Greyhounds started all 18 10/1 at Grand Valley State L 0-6 matches of the 2014 season, with Katie Johnston, Tracie Meyer 10/3 * Illinois Springfi eld W 2-0 10/5 * Southern Indiana W 3-0 and Hannah Mangus anchoring the UIndy starting 11 in every 10/10* at Quincy T 0-0 (2OT) contest of the season. 10/12* at Truman State L 0-2 10/17* Missouri-St. Louis T 1-1 (2OT) 10/19* Maryville W 1-0 Hitting the Books: The Greyhound women’s soccer team got it 10/24* at Wisconsin-Parkside L 0-3 10/26* Lewis L 2-3 done in the classroom in 2014-15, with the team earning both 10/29* at Saint Joseph’s W 2-1 the GLVC and NSCAA Team Academic Awards. In addition, Me- * conference match gan Fee, Katie Johnston and Tracie Meyer all earned the GLVC’s Council of Presidents Award for Academic Excellence, while 14 FINAL GLVC STANDINGS School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct. total Greyhounds earned Academic All-GLVC honors, including 1. UW-Parkside **^ 12-0-3 .900 18-1-3 .886 Fee and Johnston as four-time honorees of the academic acco- 2. Bellarmine *^ 11-1-3 .833 14-4-3 .738 3. Rockhurst * 11-2-2 .800 14-2-3 .816 lade. 4. Truman State * 10-3-2 .733 13-5-2 .700 5. Drury * 8-4-3 .633 10-5-3 .639 6. Missouri S&T * 8-7-0 .533 9-10-1 .475 7. Quincy * 7-6-2 .533 8-8-4 .500 Rory Joins the Greyhounds: UIndy women’s soccer made a 8. Lewis * 5-5-5 .500 5-7-6 .444 great add after the fi nal minutes of the 2014 season, with Rory 9. Missouri-St. Louis 6-8-1 .433 8-8-1 .500 10. McKendree 6-9-0 .400 7-11-0 .389 Halbert joining the 11. Maryville 5-8-2 .400 6-8-3 .441 12. William Jewell 5-8-2 .400 6-8-3 .441 Greyhound roster as 13. Indianapolis 4-7-4 .400 5-9-4 .389 a part of UIndy’s Tea- 14. Southern Ind. 2-9-4 .267 3-10-4 .294 15. Ill. Springfi eld 1-11-3 .167 4-11-3 .306 mIMPACT partner- 16. Saint Joseph’s 0-13-2 .067 1-15-2 .111 ship. Rory will make * conference tourney participant ** conference tourney champion her Greyhound debut ^ NCAA Tournament participant in 2015.

HOUNDS AMONG GLVC LEADERS A New Chapter: The Name Place Catagory Katie Johnston T4th Assists Greyhound sidelines T5th Assists/gm will have a new look next season, with Holly Cox taking over the

Megan Fee 1st Saves reins of the UIndy Women’s Soccer program as the sixth head 1st Saves/Gm coach in program history. Cox, who was previously an assistant 7th Save % T5th Shutouts at former GLVC-foe Southern Illinois Edwardsville, is a London, England native, and played and coached at Southern Mississippi. Academic All-GLVC Lindsey Bryant *** Taylor Cotherman*** Emma Crenshaw Jocelyn Evans ** Megan Fee **** Katie Johnston **** Jenna Linxwiler ** Hannah Mangus ** Tracie Meyer *** Kelsey Miller Samantha Watters Kara Webb Whitney Whitehouse ** Cassie Wilson

GLVC COP’s Academic Excellence Award Megan Fee Katie Johnston Tracie Meyer

GLVC, NSCAA Team Academic Awards Women’s Soccer

Tracie Meyer Kara Webb Mary L. Baumgartner MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 14 WOMEN’S SOCCER

2014 TEAM STATISTICS UIndy OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shots attempts 18-229 30-351 Goals scored per game 1.00 1.67 Shot Percentage .079 .085 Shots on Goal - Attempts 93-229 158-351 Shots on Goal Percentage .406 .450 Shots Per Game 12.7 19.5 Assists 11 24 CORNER KICKS 52 118 PENALTY KICKS 0-1 3-3 PENALTIES Yellow cards 3 8 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total 1315 1608 Dates/Average Per Date 8/164 10/160

2014 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

# Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 15 Johnston, Katie 18-18 2 5 9 19 .105 10 .526 0 0-0 8 Evans, Jocelyn 18-10 4 0 8 34 .118 17 .500 0 0-0 19 Cotherman, Taylor 18-17 3 2 8 48 .063 21 .438 1 0-0 7 Klene, Stacey 17-16 3 0 6 29 .103 11 .379 2 0-0 4 Wells , Kacey 16-6 2 1 5 6 .333 3 .500 2 0-0 22 Adams, Lindsey 18-16 2 1 5 21 .095 8 .381 0 0-0 14 Kapsalis, Melissa 9-0 1 0 2 8 .125 4 .500 0 0-0 17 Behrends, Elizabeth 15-5 1 0 2 9 .111 3 .333 0 0-0 9 Crump, Katie 18-13 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 11 Webb, Kara 10-1 0 1 1 2 0 2 1.000 0 0-0 0 Crenshaw, Emma 2-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 Fee, Megan 17-17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 2 Elliott, Kiara 18-17 0 0 0 10 0 3 .300 0 0-0 5 Wilson, Cassie 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 6 Meyer, Tracie 18-18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 10 Bentley, Jessica 15-7 0 0 0 9 0 1 .111 0 0-0 13 Bryant, Lindsey 18-18 0 0 0 1 0 1 1.000 0 0-0 16 Linxwiler, Jenna 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 20 Miller, Kelsey 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 24 Mangus, Hannah 18-18 0 0 0 33 0 9 .273 0 0-1 Total 18 18 11 47 229 .079 93 .406 5 0-1 Opponents 18 30 24 84 351 .085 158 .450 9 3-3

# Name GP-GS Min GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho 0 Crenshaw, Emma 2-1 119:57 3 2.25 9 .750 0 1 0 0 1 Fee, Megan 17-17 1582:12 27 1.54 118 .814 5 7 4 4 Total 18 1702:09 30 1.59 127 .809 5 8 4 4 Opponents 18 1702:09 18 0.95 75 .806 8

15 VOLLEYBALL

WRAP UP Back to the NCAAs: Second-year Head Coach Jason Reed led the RECORD: 19-11, 15-3 GLVC Greyhounds to their eighth consecutive NCAA Tournament appear- DATE OPP. RESULT ance and ninth overall in 2014. 09/05 ! 5 Central Missouri L, 0-3 09/05 ! Tusculum W, 3-0 09/06 ! 13 Ferris State L, 1-3 UIndy went 19-11 overall (15-3 GLVC), earning the 5-seed in the 09/06 ! at 2 Tampa L, 0-3 09/10 at 11 Wheeling Jesuit L, 0-3 NCAA Midwest Regional tournament in Allendale, Mich. The Hounds 09/13 * DRURY W, 3-0 fell in the fi rst round to 4-seed Rockhurst in a tough 3-2 bout. 09/14 * MISSOURI S&T W, 3-0 09/20 * at William Jewell W, 3-0 09/21 * at Rockhurst L, 1-3 Prior to the NCAA Tour- 09/26 * at Bellarmine W, 3-0 nament, UIndy advanced 09/27 * at Southern Indiana W, 3-0 09/30 * ST. JOSEPH’S W, 3-0 to the GLVC Tournament 10/03 * MCKENDREE L, 2-3 semifi nal after sweeping 10/04 * ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD W, 3-0 10/10 * at UW-Parkside W, 3-1 Missouri-St. Louis 3-0 in 10/11 * at Lewis W, 3-0 the opening round. McKen- 10/17 # 15 Ferris State W, 3-1 dree upset the Hounds in 10/18 # Hillsdale L, 2-3 10/18 # Findlay L, 2-3 the semifi nal, 3-0. 10/21 CEDARVILLE W, 3-1 10/25 * MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W, 3-1 10/26 * MARYVILLE W, 3-1 Awards Season: Junior 10/28 * at St. Joseph’s W, 3-0 Hailey Brown led several 11/01 * at Quincy L, 1-3 11/02 * at 23 Truman State W, 3-0 Greyhounds who received 11/07 * SOUTHERN INDIANA W, 3-1 individual honors during 11/08 * BELLARMINE W, 3-0 and following the 2014 campaign. The Medora, Ind., native was 11/13 ^ Missouri-St. Louis W, 3-0 11/14 ^ McKendree L, 0-3 named to the Daktronics and AVCA All-Region fi rst teams, as well 11/20 & Rockhurst L, 2-3 as the AVCA All-America third team. She also earned her fi rst All-

Home games in ALL CAPS GLVC selection, being placed on the fi rst team. Brown was named ! Tampa Classic (Tampa, Fla.) * GLVC match the GLVC’s Offensive Player of the Week on Oct. 27. # Mizuno GLVC/GLIAC Crossover (Aurora, Ill.) ^ GLVC Championship (East Peoria Ill.) & NCAA Midwest Regional (Allendale, Mich.) Senior setter Meghan Binkerd continued raking in the accolades as one of the program’s most decorated student-athletes. She earned FINAL GLVC STANDINGS East Conf. Pct. Overall Pct. her fourth consecutive All-GLVC honor, joining Brown on the fi rst 1 Indianapolis 15-3 .833 19-11 .633 team. Binkerd also made her fourth AVCA All-Region team. 2 Lewis 14-4 .778 22-7 .759 3 McKendree 11-7 .611 20-14 .588 4 Southern Ind. 9-9 .500 19-11 .633 Fellow senior Kimberly Trojan earned an in-season award as 5 UW-Parkside 8-10 .444 15-13 .536 GLVC Defensive Player of the Week Oct. 13. 6 Bellarmine 5-13 .278 12-15 .444 7 St. Joseph’s 4-14 .222 10-18 .357 8 Ill. Springfi eld 2-16 .111 10-18 .357 Super Seniors: Binkerd, Trojan, Arielle Knafel and Julia Wat- kins made up one of the most successful senior classes in pro- West Conf. Pct. Overall Pct. gram history. During their tenure 1 Truman State 17-1 .944 29-4 .879 2 Rockhurst 16-2 .889 28-5 .848 the Greyhounds won 99 overall 3 Missouri S&T 12-6 .667 18-13 .581 matches, including 60 in the GLVC 4 Mo.-St. Louis 11-7 .611 16-12 .571 regular season. They have made 5 Drury 7-11 .389 16-11 .593 6 Maryville 6-12 .333 15-14 .517 four NCAA Tournaments, reached Quincy 6-12 .333 11-18 .379 the program’s fi rst-ever NCAA Fi- 8 William Jewell 1-17 .056 3-25 .107 nal Four (2012), won its second NCAA Regional (2012) and fourth GLVC Championship (2013).

16 VOLLEYBALL WRAP UP Record Watch: Several individuals moved up in the program’s re- All-GLVC First Team cord book during the 2014 campaign. Meghan Binkerd fl ew past the Meghan Binkerd, S career assist mark, setting the bar high with 5,616 at career’s end. Hailey Brown, OH She has nearly 800 more than any other setter in program history. All GLVC Offensive Player of the Week four of her seasons rank in the top 14 for individual single-season as- Hailey Brown, OH, 10/21-27 sists. Binkerd also ranks seventh with 1,270 career digs.

GLVC Defensive Player of the Week Kimberly Trojan, L, 10/7-13 Fellow classmate Kimberly Trojan fi nished her career fi fth on the all- time digs list with 1,338, with her 2014 campaign (508) ranking ninth All-Midwest Region, Daktronics for a single season. Hailey Brown, OH, 1st team

All-Midwest Region, AVCA Julia Watkins climbed to No. 6 on the all-time total blocks list with Meghan Binkerd, S 382, fi nishing third with 337 block assists. Hailey Brown, OH

All-America, AVCA Hailey Brown sits 13th for career kills (974) as she enters her senior Hailey Brown, OH, 3rd team season in 2015. HOUNDS AMONG GLVC LEADERS Name Place Category Hailey Brown 2nd Kills/set Meghan Binkerd 3rd Assists/set Kimberly Trojan 6th Digs/set

Academic All-GLVC Hailey Brown *** Brianna Heffernan Ellen Line ** Rebecca Lira ** Erin Mack Kimberly Trojan **** Jamie Wallace *** (4.0) Julia Watkins ** Natalie Wichern

GLVC COP’s Academic Excellence Award Kimberly Trojan Julia Watkins

GLVC Team Academic Award Volleyball

Hailey Brown Olivia Current Mary L. Baumgartner MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 17 VOLLEYBALL

2014 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

------ATTACK------SET------SERVE------# Name SP MP-MS K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE 14 Brown, Hailey 104 29-29 382 3.67 125 998 .258 16 0.15 26 0.25 36 5 Knafel, Arielle 104 29-26 227 2.18 106 639 .189 54 0.52 10 0.10 18 11 Hazelwood, Lynsey 87 28-25 217 2.49 118 603 .164 24 0.28 24 0.28 24 8 Lira, Becca 107 30-30 212 1.98 77 518 .261 11 0.10 28 0.26 29 13 Watkins, Julia 65 20-19 114 1.75 44 298 .235 4 0.06 0 0.00 1 19 Binkerd, Meghan 102 29-29 113 1.11 37 300 .253 1140 11.18 13 0.13 14 20 Salyers, Kacee 47 23-7 83 1.77 27 245 .229 6 0.13 8 0.17 15 6 Bauer, Hannah 35 16-3 66 1.89 26 172 .233 2 0.06 0 0.00 0 9 Current, Olivia 47 14-11 61 1.30 24 161 .230 3 0.06 0 0.00 1 4 Wichern, Natalie 26 10-1 6 0.23 1 15 .333 65 2.5 3 0.12 5 1 Trojan, Kimberly 104 29-0 2 0.02 2 7 .000 70 0.67 25 0.24 15 7 Ulett, Abby 3 3-0 0 0.00 1 1 -1.000 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 16 Wallace, Jamie 7 6-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0.00 4 15 Line, Ellen 2 2-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0.00 1

INDIANAPOLIS 107 1483 13.86 588 3957 .226 1395 13.04 137 1.28 164 Opponents 107 1266 11.83 597 4061 .165 1171 10.94 106 0.99 191

-----DIG------BLOCKING------# Name RE DIG D/G BS BA Total B/G BE BHE Pts Pts/G 14 Brown, Hailey 18 301 2.89 5 30 35 0.34 2 5 428.0 4.12 5 Knafel, Arielle 19 357 3.43 2 39 41 0.39 5 7 258.5 2.49 11 Hazelwood, Lynsey 16 219 2.52 5 19 24 0.28 7 0 255.5 2.94 8 Lira, Becca 1 102 0.95 11 57 68 0.64 13 0 279.5 2.61 13 Watkins, Julia 0 27 0.42 13 46 59 0.91 3 0 150.0 2.31 19 Binkerd, Meghan 0 309 3.03 6 32 38 0.37 9 11 148.0 1.45 20 Salyers, Kacee 11 87 1.85 2 11 13 0.28 1 0 98.5 2.10 6 Bauer, Hannah 0 15 0.43 0 7 7 0.20 1 0 69.5 1.99 9 Current, Olivia 0 6 0.13 8 30 38 0.81 2 0 84.0 1.79 4 Wichern, Natalie 0 30 1.15 0 1 1 0.04 0 2 9.5 0.37 1 Trojan, Kimberly 23 508 4.88 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 27.0 0.26 7 Ulett, Abby 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 1 0 0.0 0.00 16 Wallace, Jamie 0 1 0.14 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 0.00 15 Line, Ellen 0 3 1.50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.00

INDIANAPOLIS 105 1965 18.36 52 272 188 1.76 44 27 1808 16.90 Opponents 137 1579 14.76 75 294 222 2.07 34 49 1594 14.90

18 MEN’S BASKETBALL WRAP UP Sweet Season: UIndy capped a stellar 2014-15 season with the pro- RECORD: 25-6, 14-4 GLVC gram’s fi rst-ever NCAA Sweet 16 appearance. After notching back-to- back convincing wins to start the Big Dance, the Greyhounds’ season DATE OPP. RESULT fi nally came to a close with an 81-72 loss to third-ranked Bellarmine in 11/10 ^ at Indiana L 63-76 the Midwest Regional fi nal. 11/14 % vs. Malone W 87-66 11/15 % vs. Northern Michigan W 88-51 11/19 GRACE W 84-63 11/22 PURDUE NORTH CENTRAL W 98-64 11/28 $ TIFFIN W 73-51 11/29 $ CENTRAL STATE W 95-76 12/06 * at Saint Joseph’s W 99-64 12/16 # vs. 9 Barry W 78-73 12/18 # vs. Dameon (N.Y.) W 78-51 01/02 * 19 DRURY W 74-57 01/04 * MISSOURI S&T W 98-74 01/08 * at William Jewel W 92-54 01/10 * at Rockhurst W 88-49 01/15 * 4 BELLARMINE W 66-62 01/17 * SOUTHERN INDIANA W 84-67 01/22 * McKENDREE W 87-56 01/24 * ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD W 74-57 01/29 * at 20 Wisconsin-Parkside L 68-72 01/31 * at Lewis L 61-70 02/05 * MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W 87-71 02/07 * MARYVILLE W 77-50 02/12 * at Quincy W 95-76 02/14 * at Truman State W 83-64 02/19 * at Southern Indiana L 67-69 Also marking a program fi rst was the Greyhounds’ two-week stint at No. 02/21 * at 3 Bellarmine L 65-73 1 in the NABC Division II coaches poll. UIndy opened the season with 02/26 * SAINT JOSEPH’S W 113-96 03/05 & vs. Lewis W 70-61 a 17-game win streak on the way to the top of the rankings. The only 03/07 & vs. 2 Bellarmine L 65-73 other Greyhound squad to reach No. 1 was the 1996-97 bunch, though 03/14 ! vs. Michigan Tech W 73-56 its stay lasted just seven days. 03/15 ! vs. Lewis W 78-59 03/17 ! vs. 3 Bellarmine L 72-81 The Hounds extended their school-record postseason streak by making Home games in ALL CAPS * GLVC contest ^ Exhibition game their fi fth straight trip to the NCAA Tournament. They have won at least % GLIAC/GLVC Challenge (Romeoville, Ill.) one postseason game in three of the last four years. $ UIndy Thanksgiving Classic # Cruzin’ Classic (Miami Shores, Fla.) & GLVC Tournament (St. Charles, Mo.) All-GLVC: Three Greyhounds received accolades from the Great Lakes ! NCAA Midwest Regional (Louisville, Ky.) Valley Conference. Senior Joe Lawson garnered All-GLVC First Team honors for the second straight season. He was joined on the all-confer- FINAL GLVC STANDINGS ence list by second-team honoree Brennan McElroy, who also became a EAST School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct. two-time member of the GLVC All-Defensive Team. Fellow senior Dai-Jon 1. 3 Bellarmine*! 17-1 .944 31-4 .886 Parker was also included among the league’s best defenders. 8 UW-Parkside*^ 17-1 .944 26-4 .867 3. 15 Indianapolis*^ 14-4 .778 25-6 .806 Lawson went on to garner All-Midwest Region First Team honors, be- 4. Lewis*^ 12-6 .667 22-9 .710 5. Southern Ind.* 12-6 .667 19-8 .704 coming the fi rst Greyhound to collect fi rst team all-region laurels since 6. Ill. Springfi eld* 5-13 .278 11-16 .407 Adrian Moss in 2012. 7. McKendree 4-14 .222 11-15 .423 8. Saint Joseph’s 3-15 .167 6-22 .214 Dime Dropper: Junior point guard Lucas Barker had a stellar season WEST during his fi rst year in a Greyhound uniform. The transfer from Kentucky School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct. Wesleyan College racked up 232 assists to break the school’s 49-year- 1. Drury**^ 12-6 .667 21-9 .700 2. Truman State* 11-7 .611 20-10 .667 old record, previously held by Vasco Walton since 1965-66. Barker led 3. Mo.-St. Louis* 10-8 .556 19-11 .633 the GLVC with 7.5 assists per game, good for second in all of Division II. 4. William Jewell* 9-9 .500 13-14 .481 5. Quincy* 7-11 .389 13-16 .448 6. Maryville* 6-12 .333 12-17 .414 Charity Work: Junior Jordan Loyd also inked his name in the UIndy 7. Rockhurst 3-15 .167 7-19 .269 record books by sinking all 16 of his free throw attempts versus Lewis 8. Missouri S&T 2-16 .111 9-17 .346 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The total marked the * GLVC tourney participant most ever by a Greyhound in a single game without a miss. ** GLVC tourney champion ^ NCAA Regional participant ! NCAA Midwest Regional champion On that same night, the Hounds shattered the team record for most free throws made in a postseason game, a record that stood for all of 29 hours. One day after sinking 25 foul shots versus Michigan Tech in the fi rst round, the Greyhounds shot an effi cient 35-of-41 (.854) from the line against the Flyers.

19 MEN’S BASKETBALL

WRAP UP Hounds In Mourning: All-GLVC Joe Lawson, F, 1st team The Greyhound men’s bas- Brennan McElroy, F/G, 2nd team ketball team and the entire UIndy community suffered GLVC All-Defensive Team Brennan McElroy, F/G a tremendous loss May Dai-Jon Parker, G 28 when senior Dai-Jon

All-Midwest Region, Daktronics Parker passed away in a Joe Lawson, F, 1st team tragic boating accident.

NABC Reese’s D-II College All-Star Joe Lawson, F “Dai-Jon had an incredible gift of making the people All-Midwest Regional Team Joe Lawson, F who came in contact with Jordan Loyd, G him feel incredibly spe- cial,” said head coach Stan Gouard. “His basketball HOUNDS AMONG GLVC LEADERS talent and accomplishments in the classroom pale in comparison to Name Place Category Lucas Barker 1st Assists/gm the impact he had on the lives that he infl uenced. He was always 2nd Assist-to-turnover positive; he never let the negative bring us down as a team. He al- 3rd Minutes/gm Salim Gloyd 10th 3FG percentage ways smiled and kept us together and I’ll miss him for that. He was Joe Lawson 3rd Points/gm a like a son that I never had. 5th Blocks/gm 7th FG percentage 9th Rebounds/gm “This is a terrible tragedy that we will all get through prayerfully. 13th FT percentage The world lost a great guy today. Please keep his family in your Jordan Loyd 5th FT percentage 12th Points/gm prayers.” 15th 3FG percentage Brennan McElroy 2nd FG percentage 1,000/500 Club: Senior Joe Lawson became just the 16th player 5th Rebounds/gm 5th Steals/gm in program history to reach 1,000 career points and 500 career re- 11th Steals/gm bounds. Coincidentally, the Indianapolis native hit both milestones 11th Off. Reb./gm 10th Def. Reb./gm in the very same game - a 78-59 lopsided win versus Lewis in the Dai-Jon Parker 4th Steals/gm second round of the NCAA Regional Mar. 15. Kendall Vieke T-6th 3FG percentage 14th 3FG made/gm Lawson is the second Greyhound in as many seasons to hit qua- druple digits in points, joining former teammate Reece Cheatham as Academic All-GLVC the 38th and latest member of the UIndy 1,000-point club. Jabree Bond-Flournoy Eric Davidson

Brennan McElroy Dai-Jon Parker William A. Bright MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 20 MEN’S BASKETBALL 2014-15 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ------FG------3FG------FT------REBOUNDS---- # Player GP-GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 44 Lawson, Joe 31-31 909 29.3 213 364 .585 20 61 .328 149 191 .780 62 158 220 7.1 74 1 35 77 45 33 595 19.2 24 Loyd, Jordan 30-29 869 29.0 137 283 .484 50 119 .420 145 174 .833 43 91 134 4.5 69 0 86 49 8 33 469 15.6 10 McElroy, Brennan 30-29 779 26.0 130 193 .674 3 18 .167 48 76 .632 77 169 246 8.2 80 1 77 52 15 53 311 10.4 11 Barker, Lucas 31-30 1025 33.1 95 217 .438 27 77 .351 76 99 .768 37 95 132 4.3 47 0 232 89 5 44 293 9.5 03 Parker, Dai-Jon 31-31 887 28.6 107 268 .399 51 142 .359 26 36 .722 20 60 80 2.6 77 0 75 52 8 56 291 9.4 20 Gloyd, Salim 28-0 383 13.7 58 133 .436 37 84 .440 30 36 .833 34 50 84 3.0 63 1 7 27 3 8 183 6.5 05 Vieke, Kendall 31-5 559 18.0 68 146 .466 56 126 .444 9 10 .900 7 33 40 1.3 53 0 23 17 6 17 201 6.5 30 Davidson, Eric 23-0 211 9.2 27 53 .509 21 42 .500 6 6 1.000 4 9 13 0.6 18 0 13 10 1 6 81 3.5 14 Kimbrough, Martyce 26-0 306 11.8 30 75 .400 7 34 .206 2 3 .667 5 16 21 0.8 16 0 14 15 4 4 69 2.7 45 Crocker, Jamel 24-0 177 7.4 7 21 .333 0 0 .000 7 15 .467 16 31 47 2.0 41 1 3 13 12 2 21 0.9 25 Maric, Nik 13-0 47 3.6 4 7 .571 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 4 8 12 0.9 3 0 0 3 0 0 9 0.7 22 Bond-Flournoy,Jabree 17-0 48 2.8 1 6 .167 1 4 .250 0 0 .000 1 4 5 0.3 6 0 3 3 0 2 3 0.2 Team 44 40 84 5 Total 31 6200 877 1766 .497 274 709 .386 498 646 .771 344 755 1099 35.5 547 4 568 411 107 258 2526 81.5 Opponents 31 6200 699 1662 .421 201 589 .341 412 571 .722 289 607 896 28.9 560 11 369 479 94 195 2011 64.9

2014-15 GAME-BY-GAME LEADERS

Opponent Date Score Result POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS vs Malone 11/14/14 87-66 W 21-Lawson, Joe 11-McElroy, Brennan 8-Barker, Lucas vs Northern Michigan 11/15/14 88-51 W 22-Lawson, Joe 10-McElroy, Brennan 6-Barker, Lucas McElroy, Brennan GRACE 11/19/14 84-63 W 20-Lawson, Joe 16-Lawson, Joe 11-Barker, Lucas PURDUE NORTH CENTRAL 11/22/14 98-64 W 19-McElroy, Brennan 8-McElroy, Brennan 11-Barker, Lucas TIFFIN 11/28/14 73-51 W 28-Lawson, Joe 10-Lawson, Joe 7-Barker, Lucas CENTRAL STATE 11/29/14 95-76 W 26-Parker, Dai-Jon 11-McElroy, Brennan 9-Barker, Lucas at Saint Joseph’s 12/06/13 99-64 W 18-Lawson, Joe 8-Lawson, Joe 10-Barker, Lucas at Barry 12/16/14 78-73 W 21-Loyd, Jordan 7-Loyd, Jordan 6-Barker, Lucas Parker, Dai-Jon vs Daemen 12/18/14 78-51 W 27-Loyd, Jordan 9-McElroy, Brennan 8-Barker, Lucas Gloyd, Salim DRURY 01/02/15 74-57 W 23-Lawson, Joe 7-Barker, Lucas 8-Barker, Lucas McElroy, Brennan MISSOURI S&T 01/04/15 98-74 W 19-Lawson, Joe 12-McElroy, Brennan 7-Barker, Lucas at William Jewell 01/08/15 92-54 W 18-Lawson, Joe 7-McElroy, Brennan 11-Barker, Lucas Gloyd, Salim Lawson, Joe at Rockhurst 01/10/15 88-49 W 19-Lawson, Joe 16-McElroy, Brennan 13-Barker, Lucas BELLARMINE 01/15/15 66-62 W 15-Lawson, Joe 13-McElroy, Brennan 4-Loyd, Jordan SOUTHERN INDIANA 01/17/15 84-67 W 31-Lawson, Joe 9-Lawson, Joe 15-Barker, Lucas MCKENDREE 01/22/15 87-56 W 21-Lawson, Joe 6-McElroy, Brennan 6-Barker, Lucas Gloyd, Salim Parker, Dai-Jon ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD 01/24/15 74-57 W 15-Loyd, Jordan 8-McElroy, Brennan 6-Barker, Lucas McElroy, Brennan Lawson, Joe Barker, Lucas at UW-Parkside 01/29/15 68-72 L 22-Loyd, Jordan 7-Loyd, Jordan 5-Barker, Lucas at Lewis 01/31/15 61-70 L 13-McElroy, Brennan 10-Lawson, Joe 6-Barker, Lucas Lawson, Joe MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS 02/05/15 87-71 W 27-Lawson, Joe 9-Barker, Lucas 11-Barker, Lucas MARYVILLE 02/07/15 77-50 W 20-Lawson, Joe 8-Lawson, Joe 10-Barker, Lucas at Quincy 02/12/15 95-76 W 18-Lawson, Joe 6-Barker, Lucas 5-Barker, Lucas Lawson, Joe at Truman State 02/14/15 83-64 W 22-Loyd, Jordan 10-Lawson, Joe 7-Barker, Lucas at Southern Indiana 02/19/15 67-69 L 22-Lawson, Joe 8-Loyd, Jordan 7-Barker, Lucas at Bellarmine 02/21/15 65-73 L 22-Loyd, Jordan 10-Loyd, Jordan 7-Barker, Lucas SAINT JOSEPH’S 02/26/15 113-96 W 25-Lawson, Joe 10-McElroy, Brennan 9-Barker, Lucas vs Lewis 03/05/15 70-61 W 32-Loyd, Jordan 9-Lawson, Joe 4-Barker, Lucas McElroy, Brennan vs Bellarmine 03/07/15 73-81 L 19-Lawson, Joe 8-Lawson, Joe 5-Barker, Lucas McElroy, Brennan vs Michigan Tech 03/14/15 74-53 W 21-Lawson, Joe 9-McElroy, Brennan 7-Barker, Lucas vs Lewis 03/15/15 78-59 W 24-Loyd, Jordan 12-McElroy, Brennan 5-Barker, Lucas at Bellarmine 03/17/15 72-81 L 23-Loyd, Jordan 13-McElroy, Brennan 4-McElroy, Brennan

21 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

WRAP UP We Will Rebuild: UIndy women’s basketball lost eight players from RECORD: 12-16, 8-10 GLVC the 2013-14 squad to graduation, leaving Coach Constantin Popa 11/09 at Indiana (Exh.) L, 49-88 and his staff with the challenge of rebuilding the team with sev- 11/14 at 17 Wayne State L, 59-77 11/22 at Grand Valley State L, 57-73 eral fresh faces and a handful of upperclassmen in order to make a 11/25 NORTHWOOD (MI) L, 61-69 fourth-straight NCAA Tournament. 11/29 OHIO DOMINICAN W, 77-72 (OT) 12/03 * at Saint Joseph’s W, 59-55 12/06 at Cedarville L, 58-68 Despite missing the NCAA postseason, the Greyhounds showed 12/07 at Indiana State (Exh.) L, 43-62 fl ashes of their potential several times. In the fi rst round of the Great 12/15 # Tarleton State University W, 57-51 12/16 # at 12 Rollins L, 42-63 Lakes Valley Conference Tournament, UIndy went on the road as the 12/20 LINCOLN MEMORIAL W, 76-64 11-seed and upset 6-seed Truman State in a 72-51 rout, keeping the 01/02 * 16 DRURY L, 56-78 01/04 * MISSOURI S&T W, 69-57 season alive and advancing to the GLVC quarterfi nals. The Hounds 01/08 * at William Jewell L, 44-74 then fell against eighth-ranked Drury, 80-65, fi nishing the season 01/10 * at Rockhurst W, 60-52 01/15 * BELLARMINE W, 89-72 12-16 overall and 8-10 in the GLVC. 01/17 * SOUTHERN INDIANA L, 57-67 01/22 * MCKENDREE W, 85-79 1K Club: Senior Kelly Walter became just the 21st member of 01/24 * ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD W, 58-48 01/29 * at Wisconsin-Parkside L, 66-75 (OT) the program’s 1,000-point club when she surpassed the milestone 01/31 * at 1 Lewis L, 73-85 against Truman State (Mar. 1). She fi nished her career with 1,016 02/05 * MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS L, 58-71 02/07 * MARYVILLE L, 75-89 points, averaging a career-high 02/12 * at Quincy W, 95-79 15.8 during her senior campaign, 02/14 * at Truman State L, 52-63 02/19 * at Southern Indiana L, 49-68 and netted 20-plus points on nine 02/21 * at Bellarmine L, 77-80 (2OT) occasions in 2014-15. 02/26 * SAINT JOSEPH’S W, 82-81 (3OT) 03/01 ^ at Truman State W, 72-51 03/06 $ 8 Drury L, 65-80 Better Use a Pencil: The Grey- home games ALL CAPS hounds did some rewriting of the # Rollins Invitational record book during the 2014-15 * GLVC contest ^ GLVC Tournament fi rst round season. The squad placed 5th in pro- $ GLVC Tournament (St. Charles, Mo.) gram history with 199 three-point- ers, as fi ve individuals hit at least 20 throughout the year. Walter’s 80 FINAL GLVC STANDINGS EAST made triples also set a single-sea- School Conf. Pct Overall Pct. son record for an individual, break- 1. Lewis!*^ 17-1 .944 31-3 .912 ing the previous record of 76 set by 2. So. Indiana*^ 15-3 .833 25-7 .781 3. UW-Parkside*^ 14-4 .778 22-8 .733 Kristin Turner in 2011-12. She now 4. Bellarmine* 9-9 .500 14-13 .519 occupies the fi rst and fourth best 5. Indianapolis* 8-10 .444 12-16 .429 three-point shooting seasons after 6. Saint Joseph’s* 7-11 .389 11-18 .379 7. Ill. Springfi eld 2-16 .111 6-20 .231 draining 70 threes during 2013-14. 8. McKendree 1-17 .056 2-24 .077 Princess German fi nished tied for WEST School Conf. Pct. Overall Pct. 10th in individual scoring, dropping 1. Drury!*^ 17-1 .944 26-4 .867 17.9 points per game to tie Debbie 2. Quincy* 10-8 .556 16-12 .571 Law’s output from 1982-83. A large part of her success came from Truman State* 10-8 .556 16-11 .593 William Jewell* 10-8 .556 15-12 .556 getting to the charity stripe, where she fi nished with 131 freebies, 5. Mo.-St. Louis* 9-9 .500 14-14 .500 tying Courtney Sands (1990-91) for seventh-most in a single sea- 6. Maryville* 8-10 .444 15-14 .517 son. 7. Rockhurst 5-13 .278 11-15 .423 8. Missouri S&T 2-16 .111 6-20 .231 Triple Double-Double: In a tough 80-77 double-OT loss to the ! division champion ^ clinched GLVC Tournament 1st-rd bye Bellarmine Knights (Feb. 21), the Greyhounds completed a rare indi- * clinched GLVC Tournament berth vidual feat that has been accomplished just three times prior in pro- gram history. Nicole Anderson (31 points, 13 rebounds), Carly Lyth- johan (11 points, 10 rebounds) and Sarah Costello (12 points, 10 assists) each recorded double-doubles, marking the fi rst time in over 22 years the Greyhounds have pulled off a trio of double-doubles.

22 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL WRAP UP On Jan. 2, 1993 Courtney Sands, Lori Morgan and Sandy Herre All-GLVC each notched one at Ashland. The 1992-93 squad managed to turn Kelly Walter, 2nd team the trick twice, as Sands, Morgan and Melissa Graham dropped Princess German, 2nd team Nicole Anderson, 2nd team double-doubles in a win against Quincy Dec. 5, 1992. The fi rst-ev- er occurrence was Jan. 25, 1984, when Debbie Law, Kristie Swing All-Midwest Region, Daktronics Princess German, G, 2nd team and LuAnn Humphrey did it against Wright State.

HOUNDS AMONG GLVC LEADERS Team Accolades: At the end of the season the UIndy coaching Name Place Category Princess German 2nd Points/gm staff awarded several players with individual team honors. Kelly Carly Lythjohan 10th Rebounds/gm Walter was named Team MVP for her outstanding senior campaign. 4th Minutes/gm Kelly Walter 5th Points/gm Sophomore Victoria Schaefer was given the Kelso M. Reid Mental 4th FT% Attitude Award, an endowed award honoring Kelso Reid, an ardent 15th 3FG% 2nd 3FG/gm fan and husband of Martha Reid, who was the athletic department 3rd Minutes/gm secretary for many years. Each UIndy team selects both a Team Nicole Anderson 18th Points/gm MVP and Kelso M. Reid Mental 14th Rebounds/gm 3rd FG% Attitude recipient in its respec- 13th FT% tive sport. Sarah Costello 9th Steals/gm

Academic All-GLVC The women’s basketball team Emily Alfrey ** Nicole Anderson gives out additional distinctions, Kylie Ballard ** including Defensive Player of the Carly Lythjohan *** Year, which went to senior Carly Cristina Negoescu Victoria Schaefer ** Lythjohan. She led the team in Emily Thomas rebounding (6.6/gm) and to- taled 29 steals and 19 blocks. Sophomore Nicole Anderson was given Newcomer of the Year, averaging 12.4 points and 6.3 boards per game in her fi rst season with UIndy.

Junior Princess German earned Scorer of the Year by dropping 17.9 points per game, second-most in the GLVC. Finally, freshman Sarah Costello was named Most Improved for her progression dur- ing the season. She started the season coming off the bench, but quickly captured a starting role, leading the team in assists (78) and steals (50).

Kelly Walter Victoria Schaefer Mary L. Baumgartner MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 23 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

2014-15 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

-----TOTAL------3FG------FT------REBOUNDS------# Player GP-GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 22 German, Princess 26-23 814 31.3 148 338 .438 38 118 .322 131 187 .701 33 36 69 2.7 61 3 28 79 5 32 465 17.9 15 Walter, Kelly 28-28 1034 36.9 140 354 .395 80 216 .370 81 92 .880 25 112 137 4.9 46 0 40 62 13 29 441 15.8 0 Anderson, Nicole 28-28 831 29.7 131 241 .544 20 61 .328 66 82 .805 44 132 176 6.3 94 5 57 75 14 23 348 12.4 1 Costello, Sarah 28-25 774 27.6 71 151 .470 24 57 .421 40 57 .702 12 54 66 2.4 84 9 78 75 8 50 206 7.4 42 Lythjohan, Carly 28-28 1007 36.0 44 141 .312 28 100 .280 18 22 .818 19 167 186 6.6 73 0 54 52 19 29 134 4.8 33 Montanez, Ashley 28-5 477 17.0 35 73 .479 0 0 .000 13 22 .591 26 77 103 3.7 78 3 14 30 21 18 83 3.0 5 Ferguson, Devin 28-3 496 17.7 22 64 .344 2 17 .118 34 61 .557 10 28 38 1.4 68 1 42 72 5 15 80 2.9 12 Weddle, Mariah 7-0 41 5.9 4 11 .364 1 7 .143 6 8 .750 0 3 3 0.4 7 0 3 6 0 1 15 2.1 23 Schaefer, Victoria 15-0 132 8.8 7 22 .318 6 16 .375 7 8 .875 4 11 15 1.0 5 0 8 6 0 2 27 1.8 34 Thomas, Emily 4-0 18 4.5 3 6 .500 0 0 .000 1 2 .500 4 0 4 1.0 2 0 0 1 0 0 7 1.8 44 Ballard, Kylie 5-0 30 6.0 2 9 .222 0 0 .000 4 4 1.000 1 5 6 1.2 4 0 0 2 0 2 8 1.6 21 Negoescu, Tina 10-0 50 5.0 4 13 .308 0 6 .000 2 3 .667 2 8 10 1.0 5 0 0 2 4 0 10 1.0 40 Muszak, Marlena 16-0 71 4.4 2 7 .286 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 5 6 0.4 14 0 3 4 2 1 4 0.3 TM TEAM 24 66 90 3.2 1 10 0 Total 28 613 1430 .429 199 598 .333 403 548 .735 205 704 909 32.5 542 21 327 476 91 202 1828 65.3 Opponents 28 669 1636 .409 183 544 .336 420 579 .725 339 674 1013 36.2 509 7 376 389 49 223 1941 69.3

2014-15 GAME-BY-GAME LEADERS

Opponent Date Score W/L HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS HIGH ASSISTS at Wayne State 11/14/2014 59-77 L 16-German, Princess 6-Lythjohan, Carly 2-Costello, Sarah Weddle, Mariah at Grand Valley State 11/22/2014 57-73 L 21-German, Princess 8-Lythjohan, Carly 2-Lythjohan, Carly Costello, Sarah Walter, Kelly NORTHWOOD 11/25/2014 61-69 L 17-German, Princess 10-Lythjohan, Carly 2-Ferguson, Devin OHIO DOMINICAN 11/29/2014 77-72 WOT 23-Anderson, Nicole 11-Anderson, Nicole 5-Ferguson, Devin at Saint Joseph’s (IN) 12/3/2014 59-55 W 31-Walter, Kelly 7-Montanez, Ashley 3-Costello, Sarah at Cedarville 12/6/2014 58-68 L 20-German, Princess 10-Anderson, Nicole 2-Lythjohan, Carly Walter, Kelly vs Tarleton State 12/15/2014 57-51 W 22-Walter, Kelly 8-Walter, Kelly 3-Costello, Sarah Anderson, Nicole at Rollins 12/16/2014 42-63 L 11-Anderson, Nicole 7-Montanez, Ashley 5-Lythjohan, Carly Lythjohan, Carly LINCOLN MEMORIAL 12/20/2014 76-64 W 23-Walter, Kelly 6-Lythjohan, Carly 5-Costello, Sarah DRURY 1/2/2015 56-78 L 24-German, Princess 8-Lythjohan, Carly 2-Costello, Sarah MISSOURI S&T 1/4/2015 69-57 W 18-German, Princess 10-Walter, Kelly 6-Costello, Sarah Anderson, Nicole at William Jewell 1/8/2015 44-74 L 14-German, Princess 8-Montanez, Ashley 2-Costello, Sarah Walter, Kelly at Rockhurst 1/10/2015 60-52 W 19-Anderson, Nicole 13-Lythjohan, Carly 4-Ferguson, Devin BELLARMINE 1/15/2015 89-72 W 28-German, Princess 7-German, Princess 6-Costello, Sarah Costello, Sarah Anderson, Nicole SOUTHERN INDIANA 1/17/2015 57-67 L 25-German, Princess 7-Anderson, Nicole 4-Anderson, Nicole MCKENDREE 1/22/2015 85-79 W 31-Walter, Kelly 7-Lythjohan, Carly 7-Lythjohan, Carly Anderson, Nicole ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD 1/24/2015 58-48 W 24-German, Princess 7-Walter, Kelly 2-German, Princess Lythjohan, Carly Costello, Sarah at UW-Parkside 1/29/2015 66-75 LOT 19-German, Princess 8-Anderson, Nicole 4-Costello, Sarah at Lewis 1/31/2015 73-85 L 31-German, Princess 6-Lythjohan, Carly 3-Lythjohan, Carly Anderson, Nicole Anderson, Nicole MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS 2/5/2015 58-71 L 25-German, Princess 6-Anderson, Nicole 3-Walter, Kelly Ferguson, Devin MARYVILLE 2/7/2015 75-89 L 28-German, Princess 7-Lythjohan, Carly 3-Costello, Sarah Walter, Kelly at Quincy 2/12/2015 95-79 W 23-Anderson, Nicole 9-Lythjohan, Carly 4-Anderson, Nicole at Truman State Univ. 2/14/2015 52-63 L 18-Anderson, Nicole 6-Lythjohan, Carly 3-Anderson, Nicole Anderson, Nicole Costello, Sarah at Southern Indiana 2/19/2015 49-68 L 17-Walter, Kelly 5-Anderson, Nicole 3-Lythjohan, Carly Lythjohan, Carly Anderson, Nicole German, Princess at Bellarmine 2/21/2015 77-80 LOT 31-Anderson, Nicole 13-Anderson, Nicole 10-Costello, Sarah SAINT JOSEPH’S (IN) 2/26/2015 82-81 WOT 26-Walter, Kelly 10-Lythjohan, Carly 4-Anderson, Nicole Costello, Sarah at Truman State Univ. 3/1/2015 72-51 W 24-German, Princess 11-Walter, Kelly 4-Costello, Sarah vs Drury 3/6/2015 65-80 L 22-Anderson, Nicole 9-Anderson, Nicole 3-Walter, Kelly Costello, Sarah

24 SWIMMING & DIVING

WR AP UP End Of An Era: After more than two decades at the University MEN’S of Indianapolis, head swimming and diving coach Gary Kinkead is DATE MEET RESULT hanging up his whistle. The veteran coach is retiring after spend- 10/18 at Indiana Intercollegiate 3rd of 9 ing the previous 21 years leading the UIndy men’s and women’s 10/25 ^ vs. Bellarmine W, 201-61 11/31 * WILLLIAM JEWELL W, 135-70 swimming and diving programs. 11/07 DePAUW W, 164-66 11/07 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W, 189-23 11/08 * MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W, 120-45 As one of the longest tenured coaches in school history, Kinkead 11/22 ! at House of Champions 1st of 9 led the Greyhounds swimmers to a combined 27 top-20 fi nishes at 01/10 & vs. Wabash W, 125-79 01/17 at Grand Valley State L, 83-157 the NCAA Division II Championships, including a program record 01/24 LEWIS W, 178-99 sixth-place showing by the UIndy women in 2007. 01/24 WASHINGTON (Mo.) W, 199.5-90.5 02/11 $ GLVC Championships 3rd of 8 03/11 ! NCAA Championships 32nd A fi ve-time recipient of the GLIAC Coach of the Year award, Home meets ALL CAPS * GLVC meet Kinkead has mentored 11 national champions, 13 Academic All- & West Lafayette, Ind. ^ University of Louisville $ Crawfordsville, Ind. & Hillsdale, Mich. Americans and an ! Indianapolis, Ind. amazing 557 First Team or Honorable GLVC Male Diver of the Year Mention All-America Tyler Offutt performances at na- All-American Honorable Mention tionals. Daniel Chan: 16th- 100 fl y

In With The New: WOMEN’S With Kinkead step- DATE MEET RESULT ping away, former 10/18 at Indiana Intercollegiate 5th of 9 Drury University 10/25 ^ vs. Bellarmine W, 170-92 11/31 * WILLIAM JEWELL W, 123-83 student-athlete and 11/07 DePAUW W, 143-93 assistant coach Ja- 11/07 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W, 193-13 11/08 * MARYVILLE W, 122-33 son Hite will take the reins as UIndy’s new swimming and diving 11/08 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W, 131-21 head coach. Hite comes to the Circle City after spending the pre- 11/22 ! at House of Champions 5th of 9 01/10 at Hillsdale W, 110-95 vious three seasons at Drury, working with the distance team, co- 01/17 at Grand Valley State L, 75-165 ordinating recruiting and handling day-to-day operations. Under 01/24 LEWIS W, 199-77 the mentorship of DU coaching legend Brian Reynolds, Hite helped 01/24 WASHINGTON (Mo.) W, 157-133 02/11 $ GLVC Championships 3rd of 8 the Panthers win four NCAA Division II national championships in 03/11 ! NCAA Championships - that span – two each by the Drury men and women. Home meets ALL CAPS * GLVC meet & West Lafayette, Ind. ^ University of Louisville $ Crawfordsville, Ind. ! Indianapolis, Ind. Hite will be joined on the coaching staff by former University of Minnesota standout Ashley Steenvoorden. Before becoming the fi rst full-time assistant in program history, Steenvoorden was a nine-time All-American and six-time Big Ten champion at Minne- sota. She captained the Gophers to the 2012 Big Ten title, the fi rst of four straight for the program.

Yes, I Chan: Senior Daniel Chan ended his UIndy career by adding another All-America honor to his resume. A native of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Chan collected All-America Honorable Mention by fi nishing eighth in the consolation fi nal of the 200 butterfl y at the NCAA D-II championships. Chan is now a four-time All-Ameri- can in the event and eight-time overall. His highest fi nish came in 2014 when he placed fi fth in the 200 fl y.

Chan holds school records as part of both the 200 medley relay (1:28.40) and 800 free relay (6:41.05) teams while appearing in the UIndy top 10 in eight other events, including second in the 400 IM (3:56.25) and second in the 200 fl y (1:47.73).

25 SWIMMING & DIVING

WRAP UP House of Champions: UIndy wrapped up the fall semester with a GLVC All-Academic, Men Adil Assouab ** good showing at the annual House of Champions meet, held at the Doron Benjamin ** IUPUI Natatorium in downtown Indianapolis Nov. 21-13. The Grey- Marius Bornkessel ** Daniel Chan ** hound men won the nine-team, mostly-Division-I event, while the Tyler Coonradt ** UIndy women placed fi fth among 10 schools. Alan Horback ** Patrick Kays Brandon Norman ** Among a number of NCAA “B” cut and meet record times by the Tyler Offutt ** Hounds, the men’s 400 free relay team came together for a school- Zacharias Raptopoulos Justin Rossillo ** record time of 2:59.32, one-and-a-half seconds faster than host IU- Dawid Rybinski ** PUI. Jon Stevenson **

GLVC All-Academic, Women For the Record: In addition to the 400 free relay team’s performance Laura Bem at the House of Champions, two other UIndy records fell in 2014-15, Alexis Dobrzynski Deanna Ford both coming in backstroke races at the GLVC Championship. Senior Megan Giambastini Justin Rossillo snapped the Greyhound 100 back mark with a time Hayley Good ** Ana Couto ** of 48.47, good for fourth in the conference meet while also breaking Sarah Hamilton ** UIndy Hall of Famer Orel Oral’s 13-year-old mark of 49.42. Mean- Shea Hanley Maddy Mahoney ** while, freshman Sebastian Konnaris placed fourth at conference in Risa Ricard ** the 200 back with a 1:48.45. His best time came in the preliminaries, Hannah Schuster ** however, as his 1:47.75 was not only the best prelim time among his Shelby Sexton ** Katy Sonksen ** GLVC competitors but also the best ever by a Greyhound. Karolina Szymaszek

GLVC COP Academic Excellence Award Take A Dive: In the brief two-year history of the GLVC Swimming Adil Assouab and Diving Championships, UIndy senior Tyler Offutt has amassed Risa Ricard a league-high four gold medals on the diving board. Offutt won the GLVC Team Academic Award one-meter and three-meter competitions in both 2014 and 2015 on UIndy women’s swimming & diving team the way to capturing GLVC Male Diver of the Year honors both years. CSCAA D-II Scholar All-American, Men Daniel Chan Marius Bornkessel, honorable mention Brandon Norman, honorable mention Nick Quigley, honorable mention Dawid Rybinski, honorable mention

CSCAA D-II Scholar All-American, Women Hayley Good, honorable mention

CSCAA Team Scholar All-America Award UIndy men’s swimming & diving team UIndy women’s swimming & diving team

Daniel Chan Brandon Norman William A. Bright MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award

Hannah Schuster Shelby Sexton Mary L. Baumgartner MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 26 SWIMMING & DIVING

TOP INDIVIDUAL MARKS OF 2014-15, WOMEN

50 FREE 100 BACK 200 IM Hannah Schuster 24.30 Aginieszka Malecka 57.67 Aginieszka Malecka 2:09.22 Malvina Shoukri 24.38 Malvina Shoukri 58.76 Michelle A Mikaelsson 2:09.95 Shea Hanley 24.43 Megan Giambastini 59.18 Megan Giambastini 2:12.90 Hayley Good 24.55 Sarah Griffi n 59.26 Ana Couto 2:13.15 Alexis Dobrzynski 24.56 Macy Wenzel 1:02.86 Christina Voskou 2:13.66 Michelle Mikaelsson 24.82 Risa Ricard 1:03.30 Hannah Schuster 2:17.10 Risa Ricard 25.00 Deanna Ford 1:03.39 Karolina Szymaszek 2:18.46 Karolina Szymaszek 25.07 Jane Kukolla 1:04.67 Deanna Ford 2:21.08 Maddy Mahoney 25.10 Shea Hanley 1:04.88 Sarah Griffi n 2:21.58 Laura Bem 25.43 Sarah Hamilton 1:08.54 Jane Kukolla 2:26.39

100 FREE 200 BACK 400 IM Hayley Good 52.51 Aginieszka Malecka 2:04.72 Ana Couto 4:36.45 Malvina Shoukri 52.53 Megan Giambastini 2:08.98 Hannah Schuster 52.80 Sarah Griffi n 2:08.66 200 FREE RELAY Shea Hanley 53.06 Macy Wenzel 2:13.89 Shoukri, Schuster 1:36.54 Risa Ricard 53.25 Deanna Ford 2:23.61 Good, Hanley Alexis Dobrzynski 53.70 Maddy Mahoney 54.46 100 BREAST 400 FREE RELAY Laura Bem 54.59 Michelle A Mikaelsson 1:05.67 Schuster, Ricard 3:31.21 Michelle Mikaelsson 54.67 Karolina Szymaszek 1:06.24 Hanley, Good Shelby Sexton 55.99 Christina Voskou 1:07.98 Brittany Sicard 1:09.13 800 FREE RELAY 200 FREE Sarah Hamilton 1:25.30 Ricard, Hanley 7:42.93 Shea Hanley 1:53.72 Schuster, Couto Hannah Schuster 1:54.52 200 BREAST Risa Ricard 1:55.78 Michelle A Mikaelsson 2:23.19 200 MEDLEY RELAY Hayley M Good 1:56.21 Christina Voskou 2:24.53 Malecka, Mikaelsson 1:45.42 Ana Couto 1:56.86 Karolina Szymaszek 2:25.38 Griffi n, Schuster Katy Sonksen 1:57.32 Brittany Sicard 2:30.03 Ioana-Maria Negru 1:57.93 400 MEDLEY RELAY Malvina Shoukri 1:58.97 100 FLY Malecka, Mikaelsson 3:54.72 Sarah Griffi n 1:59.42 Sarah Griffi n 58.62 Griffi n, Good Maddy Mahoney 2:00.44 Alexis R Dobrzynski 59.46 Laura Bem 59.48 1M Springboard (6 dives) 500 FREE Ana Couto 59.71 Natelie Todd 246.27 Ana Couto 5:07.65 Shelby E Sexton 59.75 Katy Sonksen 5:08.74 Risa Ricard 1:00.38 3M Springboard (6 dives) Ioana-Maria Negru 5:11.90 Michelle A Mikaelsson 1:00.41 Natelie Todd 286.13 Torie Pena 5:18.07 Deanna Ford 1:01.04 Risa Ricard 5:21.57 Torie Pena 1:04.73 1M Springboard (11 dives) Laura Bem 5:28.75 Natelie Todd 376.80 Maddy Mahoney 5:36.22 200 FLY Jane Kukolla 5:37.36 Ana Couto 2:08.36 3M Springboard (11 dives) Laura Bem 2:12.86 Natelie Todd 401.80 1000 FREE Shelby E Sexton 2:15.39 Torie Pena 10:59.91 Deanna Ford 2:24.82 Katy Sonksen 11:06.88 Laura Bem 11:08.41 Ioana-Maria Negru 11:16.87 Jane Kukolla 11:45.76

1650 FREE Katy Sonksen 18:01.38 Torie Pena 18:08.49 Ioana-Maria Negru 18:59.86

27 SWIMMING & DIVING

TOP INDIVIDUAL MARKS OF 2014-15, MEN

50 FREE 100 BACK 200 IM Justin Rossillo 20.26 Justin Rossillo 48.47* Brandon Norman 1:48.92 Marius Bornkessel 20.90 Brandon Norman 49.83 Sebastian Konnaris 1:52.76 Aaron Stevenson 20.95 Sebastian Konnaris 50.80 Daniel Chan 1:53.83 Doron Benjamin 21.05 Doron Benjamin 51.43 Justin Rossillo 1:55.52 Patrick Kays 21.34 Adil Assouab 52.19 Sean Yeh 1:56.48 Tyler Coonradt 21.51 Oneil Wood 52.53 Steve Wascom 1:56.50 Sean Yeh 21.69 Spencer Gerling 53.64 Tyler Coonradt 1:57.95 Oneil Wood 21.86 Nathan Gardner 56.80 Spencer Gerling 1:59.53 Alan Horback 21.96 Derek Allender 59.20 Nicholas Quigley 2:00.89 Derek Allender 22.30 Jackson Thomas 1:05.24 Dalton Herendeen 2:15.73

100 FREE 200 BACK 400 IM Justin Rossillo 44.46 Sebastian Konnaris 1:47.75* Daniel Chan 3:59.40 Doron Benjamin 45.45 Brandon Norman 1:48.70 Nicholas Quigley 4:00.91 Marius Bornkessel 45.95 Adil Assouab 1:51.23 Brandon Norman 4:03.72 Aaron Stevenson 46.18 Nicholas Quigley 1:51.82 Dalton Herendeen 4:15.28 Brandon Norman 46.43 Spencer Gerling 1:55.06 Dawid Rybinski 47.03 Doron Benjamin 2:01.74 200 FREE RELAY Tyler Coonradt 48.22 Nathan Gardner 2:14.40 Stevenson, Rossillo 1:21.56 Oneil Wood 48.27 Benjamin, Bornkessel Sean Yeh 48.48 100 BREAST Alan Horback 48.87 Sean Yeh 55.51 400 FREE RELAY Steve Wascom 57.12 Benjamin, Bornkessel 2:59.32* 200 FREE Justin Rossillo 59.66 Stevenson, Rossillo Sebastian Konnaris 1:39.70 Tyler Coonradt 1:01.16 Marius Bornkessel 1:40.07 Daniel Chan 1:01.53 800 FREE RELAY Dawid Rybinski 1:41.10 Dalton Herendeen 1:03.83 Bornkessel, Chan 6:41.28 Brandon Norman 1:43.58 Spencer Gerling 1:07.80 Norman, Rybinski Adil Assouab 1:43.95 Patrick Kays 1:48.64 200 BREAST 200 MEDLEY RELAY Steve Wascom 1:48.83 Sean Yeh 2:02.72 Rossillo, Yeh 1:29.69 Daniel Chan 1:51.37 Daniel Chan 2:05.24 Chan, Bornkessel Aaron Stevenson 1:51.88 Steve Wascom 2:05.99 Oneil Wood 1:52.27 Tyler Coonradt 2:17.55 400 MEDLEY RELAY Dalton Herendeen 2:19.22 Norman, Yen 3:18.34 500 FREE Chan, Rossillo Dawid Rybinski 4:31.10 100 FLY Adil Assouab 4:41.52 Brandon Norman 49.09 1M Springboard (6 dives) Daniel Chan 4:41.92 Daniel Chan 49.72 Tyler Offutt 337.85 Dalton Herendeen 4:49.32 Tyler Coonradt 50.49 Brandon Norman 4:51.85 Justin Rossillo 50.85 3M Springboard (6 dives) Nicholas Quigley 4:54.45 Aaron Stevenson 51.26 Tyler Offutt 304.28 Marius Bornkessel 4:54.61 Patrick Kays 51.37 Griffi n Longshore 5:06.11 Dawid Rybinski 54.33 1M Springboard (11 dives) Jackson Thomas 5:20.77 Alan Horback 54.91 Tyler Offutt 467.60 Nathan Gardner 55.05 1000 FREE Joel Gintzler 56.00 3M Springboard (11 dives) Dawid Rybinski 9:24.74 Tyler Offutt 475.65 Daniel Chan 9:39.39 200 FLY Adil Assouab 9:54.99 Daniel Chan 1:48.58 Nicholas Quigley 10:04.97 Tyler Coonradt 1:53.46 Dalton Herendeen 10:06.39 Nicholas Quigley 1:53.60 Marius Bornkessel 10:18.41 Patrick Kays 1:56.28 Griffi n Longshore 2:06.45 1650 FREE Joel Gintzler 2:10.72 Adil Assouab 16:54.76 Alan Horback 2:14.43 Dalton Herendeen 17:04.84 Steve Wascom 17:37.22 Griffi n Longshore 17:43.62 * school record

28 WRESTLING WRAP UP Pair of All-Americans: The Dual record: 4-12 Greyhounds brought home a pair of All-Americans from the DATE MATCH RESULT 11/15 Trine Invitational NTS 2015 NCAA Division II Wres- 11/22 Lindenwood Open NTS tling Championships in St. 12/6 # Little State NTS Louis, with Josh Kieffer (6th, 12/13-14 MIDWEST CLASSIC 18th/26 1/4 * v. #4 Ouchita Baptist L 0-44 125) and Nick Crume (7th, 1/4 * v. Newman L 21-25 133) earning All-American sta- 1/4 * at Central Missouri L 14-28 1/10 at Findlay L 4-38 tus. 1/10 & v. #18 Tiffi n L 12-31 1/17 % at Wisconsin-Parkside L 10-28 1/17 % v. Augustana L 13-26 Third Trip For Kieffer: Josh 1/17 % v. #3 St. Cloud State L 7-40 Kieffer made his third trip to 1/25 @ Roger Denker Open NTS Nationals in 2015 after win- 1/31 = Belmont Abbey W 23-22 1/31 = Anderson (SC) W 30-13 ning the 125 title at the Super 1/31 = #8 Lake Erie L 16-26 Region 2 Tournament, and became an All-American for the sec- 1/31 = King W 27-25 2/6 MCKENDREE L 10-32 ond time via his sixth-place fi nish at 125. Kieffer is just the 10th 2/1 GREYHOUND OPEN NTS three-time national qualifi er in UIndy wrestling history, joining his 2/14 Ashland Open NTS 2/15 + at #2 Maryville L 12-27 coaches Jason Warthan and Alex Johns in that elite group. With one 2/15 + v. #3 Notre Dame L 6-39 more year to wrestle, Kieffer could become just the third four-time 2/15 + v. King W 38-6 national qualifi er in program history with another Nationals bid in 2/27-28 ^ NCAA Super Region #2 9th/14 3/13-14 $ NCAA DII Championships 24th/48 2016. He is the 15th multiple-time All-American in program history.

NTS = No team scores # at Manchester Smart Off the Mat, too: UIndy Wrestling earned is program sec- * at Central Missouri Duals (Warrensburg, Mo.) & at Findlay ond NWCA Academic National Championship in 2014-15, with both % at Wisconsin-Parkside Duals (Somers, Wis.) @ at Central Missouri (Warresburg, Mo.) academic titles coming under Head Coach Jason Warthan. In addi- = at Super Region 2 Duals (Tiffi n, Ohio) + at Dr. Lombardi/Maryville Duals (St. Louis, Mo.) tion to the team standing, eight Greyhounds earned All-Academic ^ at UNC-Pembroke (Pembroke, NC) $ in St. Louis, Mo. honors, highlighted by four fi rst-team honorees in All-Americans Nick Crume and Josh Kieffer. Jared Boehm, Andrew Frey, Trevor NCAA Super Region #2 Champions Manspeaker, Barry McGinley, Trace Plaugher and Lucas Rooney. All NAME WT were dubbed honorable mention All-Academic for the season. Josh Kieffer 125

NCAA Super Region #2 Freshman of the Year Rookie Sensation: Nick Crume became the fi rst Greyhound to NAME WT earn All-American honors in his fi rst year on the mat since Kieffer Nick Crume 133 in 2011 with his 7th place fi nish at 133 to become the 35th UIndy NCAA Division II All-Americans Wrestling All-American. The redshirt freshman amassed a record of NAME WT Place Josh Kieffer 125 6th 32-9, putting him in third on the freshman wins list, just one be- Nick Crume 133 7th hind current Greyhound assistant Alex Johns, who won 33 matches

National Qualifi ers as a freshman in 2009. He is the 41st Greyhound and just the fi fth NAME WT fi rst-year Greyhound to rack up 30 wins or more in a season. Josh Kieffer 125 Nick Crume 133 Shelden Struble 165 Off With His Head!: In his sophomore campaign, Shelden Struble compiled an impressive 16 pins on the year -- all via the guillotine. NWCA Division II All-Academic Nick Crume, 1st Team The mark puts Struble in fourth all-time on the UIndy Wrestling Josh Kieffer, 1st Team season pins listing. Jared Boehm, Honorable Mention Andrew Frey, Honorable Mention Trevor Manspeaker, Honorable Mention Barry McGinley, Honorable Mention Trace Plaugher, Honorable Mention Lucas Rooney, Honorable Mention

NWCA Division II All-Academic Team UIndy Wrestling, 1st

Nick Crume Josh Kieffer William A. Bright MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 29 WRESTLING

2014-15 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

Name Wt. Yr. W L Pct Nat’l Placement Career Wins Jared Boehm 285 SO 7 16 .304 -- 13 Nick Crume 133 RSFR 32 9 .780 7th 32 Andrew Frey 141 SO 7 19 .269 -- 7 Dylan Kavanaugh 149 RSJR 7 11 .389 -- 13 Josh Kieffer 125 RSJR 19 6 .760 6th 58 Barry McGinley 157 SO 15 20 .429 -- 25 Clayton Monebrake 165 RSJR 7 15 .318 -- 11 Alex Riegel 157 FR 2 8 .200 -- 2 Angelo Robles 141 FR 17 23 .425 -- 17 Lucas Rooney 174 RSJR 4 9 .308 -- 11 Tyler Scott 184 FR 9 16 .360 -- 9 Bryan Snyder 285 RSFR 4 8 .333 -- 12 Shelden Struble 165 SO 27 20 .574 Qualifi er 54 Brian Wagner 197 FR 17 18 .486 -- 17 J.D. Waters 149 FR 14 14 .500 -- 14

Totals 188 212 .470

30 BASEBALL WRAP UP RECORD: 34-19; 26-10 GLVC Season Recap: Despite falling short of their 15th NCAA Tournament DATE OPP. RESULT appearance, the 2015 UIndy baseball campaign was one of the pro- 02/13 at North Georgia W, 12-3 gram’s most successful seasons by any measure. 02/14 at North Georgia L, 1-2 02/15 at North Georgia L, 0-6 03/07 at Trevecca Nazarene (DH) L, 4-5; L, 4-5 The Greyhounds fi nished 34-19 overall, marking the 15th 30-win sea- 03/08 # Quincy L, 5-9 son in their 80-plus-year history. Their .642 win percentage was the 03/10 at Lee University W, 7-6 03/14 *! Rockhurst (DH) W, 8-1; L, 1-10 fourth highest of the last 15 seasons, which includes the team’s last 03/15 *! Rockhurst (DH) L, 1-4; W, 6-3 two conference title runs (2001 & 2012). 03/18 at Tiffi n L, 8-9 03/21 * MISSOURI S&T (DH) W, 10-6; W, 1-0 03/22 * MISSOURI S&T (DH) L, 2-3; W, 10-3 UIndy tore through the Great Lakes Valley Conference, going 26-10 to 03/25 TIFFIN (DH) W, 7-2; W, 6-5 (10) capture the East Division crown and earn the No. 2 overall seed in the 03/29 *! ILL. SPRINGFIELD (DH) W, 6-4; W, 11-0 year-end tournament. The Hounds fi nished with three four-game GLVC 03/30 * ILL. SPRINGFIELD (DH) W, 8-6; L, 6-11 04/01 * SAINT JOSEPH’S (DH) W, 5-2; W 8-0 series sweeps, winning fi ve of the nine conference tilts. The only series 04/04 * at Southern Ind. (DH) W, 11-7; L, 0-8 the Greyhounds lost was at Southern Indiana, 1-3 (April 4-5). 04/05 * at Southern Ind. (DH) L, 1-3; L, 0-1 04/10 * MCKENDREE (DH) W, 3-2; W, 5-0 04/11 * MCKENDREE (DH) W, 7-5; W, 13-3 Greyhound Park was especially unfriendly for visitors in 2015, as the 04/14 * at St. Joseph’s (DH) L, 1-2; W, 12-8 (11) Hounds went a stellar 16-2 in home contests. 04/15 at Kentucky Wesleyan L, 5-6 04/18 * at Bellarmine (DH) W, 3-2; L, 3-4 04/19 * at Bellarmine (DH) W, 2-0; L, 6-12 All-GLVC: UIndy had a number of individual standouts in 2015, rack- 04/21 ! NOTRE DAME COLL. (DH) W, 9-3; W, 5-2 ing up eight total All-GLVC East Division selections. The Greyhounds 04/24 * WIS.-PARKSIDE (DH) W, 6-5; W, 3-2 04/25 * WIS.-PARKSIDE (DH) W, 5-0; W, 12-1 had fi ve fi rst team selections, more than any school in either division, 05/02 * at Lewis (DH) W, 7-1; W, 8-0 and three placed on the second team. Sean McCracken and Zach Ja- 05/03 * at Lewis (DH) W, 14-7; W, 6-1 cobs were two of fi ve unanimous All-GLVC East Division fi rst team hon- 05/04 at Oakland City W, 9-7 05/07 ^ (7) Drury L, 2-7 orees, and were joined by Matthew Kaplanis, Colin Hawk and Brett 05/07 ^ (6) Bellarmine W, 5-1 Collins. UIndy’s Brady Thomas, Jake Sprinkle and Jordan Tackett were 05/07 ^ (3) William Jewell L, 1-8 home games ALL CAPS All times Eastern each named to the All-GLVC East second team. * GLVC Contest (DH) Doubleheader (#) Tournament seed Tip of the Kap: Ka- ^ GLVC Tournament (Westfi eld, Ind.) planis brought home more than just an All- GLVC nod, earning GLVC FINAL GLVC STANDINGS Co-Pitcher of the Year, EAST NCBWA All-Region fi rst School Conf. Pct Overall Pct. team, ABCA/Rawlings Indianapolis $^26-10 .722 34-19 .642 NCAA Division II Mid- So. Indiana ^ 21-15 .583 28-21 .571 Bellarmine ^ 20-16 .556 28-24 .538 west All-Region second St. Joseph’s 18-17-1 .514 24-22-1 .521 team and Daktronics, Ill. Springfi eld 16-20 .444 22-28 .440 Inc./D-II CCA Baseball Lewis 15-21 .417 21-26 .447 UW-Parkside 11-25 .306 14-27 .341 All-Midwest Region sec- McKendree 8-28 .211 9-39 .188 ond team.

WEST He was also named to School Conf. Pct. Overall Pct. Quincy $^ 27-9 .750 40-17 .702 the Capital One Aca- William Jewell ^24-12 .667 38-19 .667 demic All-America® Truman State ^21-15 .583 34-22 .607 First Team, becoming Drury ^ 19-16-1 .542 33-24-1 .578 the fi rst honoree from the Greyhound baseball squad since 2001, as Missouri S&T ^19-17 .528 25-26 .490 Mo.-St. Louis 17-17 .500 25-17 .595 well as GLVC Baseball Scholar Athlete of the Year. Rockhurst 12-22 .353 21-29 .420 Maryville 11-25 .306 19-31 .380 As UIndy’s ace, Kaplanis went 8-1 with a 3.62 ERA. His 1.03 WHIP $ Division Champions ^ Clinched GLVC Tournament berth ranked second in the GLVC and 46th nationally, and Kaplanis was tops in the conference going 7.0 innings per start. The Fort Wayne, Ind., native also ranked in the top 10 in the league in victories, opponent batting average, innings pitched and hits allowed per game.

On the Bump: The rest of UIndy’s pitching staff followed Kaplanis’ lead, as Jordan Tackett (6-4, 2.28 ERA), Jake Sprinkle (8-2, 2.97 ERA) and Brett Collins (3-1, 1.78) each garnered awards for their work on the mound.

31 BASEBALL WRAP UP The highlight of Tackett’s season came April 11 against McKendree, GLVC Baseball Scholar Athlete of the Year when the sophomore righty threw the program’s fi rst no-hitter since Matthew Kaplanis 2012 and third in the last 20 seasons. The gem earned him National All-GLVC EAST DIVISION Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) Division II National Matthew Kaplanis, SP, 1st team Pitcher of the Week and GLVC Co-Pitcher of the Week honors. Zach Jacobs*, CF, 1st team Sean McCracken*, RF, 1st team Colin Hawk, SS, 1st team Sprinkle was a revelation for the Hounds, becoming a full-time starter Brett Collins, RP, 1st team while racking up a stellar 8-2 mark during his rookie campaign. He fi n- Brady Thomas, LF, 2nd team Jordan Tackett, SP, 1st team ished 11th in the GLVC in ERA and sixth in WHIP (1.15). Jake Sprinkle, SP, 1st team * denotes unanimous selection Collins was a stud out of the bullpen, compiling a 3-1 record and eight GLVC Co-Pitcher of the Year saves to go along with a 1.78 ERA. In 22 appearances he allowed Matthew Kaplanis, SP only seven earned runs, and gave up only seven extra-base hits (all doubles). Collins was selected for the NCBWA All-Region second team. Daktronics, Inc. All-Midwest Region Matthew Kaplanis, SP, 2nd team Colin Hawk, SS, 2nd team At the Dish: Zach Jacobs led the Greyhounds with a .328 batting aver-

ABCA All-Midwest Region age, totaling 63 hits and 34 runs. The All-GLVC center fi elder became Matthew Kaplanis, SP, 2nd team the team’s leadoff hitter by season’s end, and fi nished with nine stolen bases, nine doubles and a pair of triples. NCBWA All-Midwest Region Matthew Kaplanis, SP, 1st team Brett Collins, RP, 2nd team Colin Hawk was close behind, hitting .324 with 15 doubles, seven hom- ers and four triples, slugging .556. Along with his All-GLVC fi rst team Capital One Academic All-District® IV Matthew Kaplanis, SP, 1st team selection, Hawk was named to the 2015 Daktronics, Inc./D-II CCA Baseball All-Midwest Region Second Team. Capital One Academic All-America® Matthew Kaplanis, SP, 1st team All-GLVC fi rst-teamer Sean Mc- HOUNDS AMONG GLVC LEADERS Cracken hit .315 and led the Name Place Catagory Hounds with nine home runs, add- Luke Andrade 2nd Sac bunts Anthony Asalon 3rd Sac bunts ing 52 RBIs, 15 doubles and 30 Brett Collins T-4th Saves runs. T-8th Appearances Colin Hawk T-6th Doubles T-9th Home runs Brady Thomas fi nished hitting .314 T-3rd Triples with a team-high 16 doubles, as Daniel Lee T-9th Home runs Matthew Kaplanis 7th Innings pitched well as 38 RBIs and 32 runs on his T-1st Innings/game way to an All-GLVC second team 6th Hits/9 innings placement. T-4th Wins 2nd WHIP Sean McCracken T-3rd Triples T-5th Home runs T-6th Doubles 2nd RBI T-6th Total bases 7th Slugging pct. Jake Sprinkle 10th ERA T-4th Wins 5th WHIP 9th Walks/9 innings Jordan Tackett 2nd ERA 1st Hits/9 innings 9th WHIP 1st Opp. BA Brady Thomas 5th Doubles 8th Sac bunts

Academic All-GLVC Nicholas Beyer *** Scott Mitchell Brett Collins ** Stephen Oswald Axel Doran Alex Ritchie **** Trevor Forde ** Jordan Tackett ** Paul Insana ** Brady Thomas **** Matthew Kaplanis *** John Thomas ** Nolan Kink James Wujcik ** Daniel Lee **

Sean McCracken Brett Collins William A. Bright MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 32 BASEBALL

2015 HITTING STATISTICS

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OBP SF SH SB-ATT 35 Jacobs, Zach .328 53-53 192 34 63 9 2 0 14 76 .396 9 6 25 0 .375 1 7 9-12 1 Hawk, Colin .324 52-52 182 37 59 15 4 7 32 103 .566 19 2 30 0 .388 3 7 4-5 4 McCracken, Sean .315 53-53 197 30 62 15 4 9 52 112 .569 12 3 51 2 .358 3 0 5-7 9 Thomas, Brady .314 53-53 185 32 58 16 0 3 38 83 .449 13 6 36 1 .374 2 8 3-3 8 Joop, Storm .283 25-18 60 13 17 1 0 0 4 18 .300 6 3 11 1 .371 1 1 0-0 23 Lee, Daniel .271 53-53 155 27 42 6 1 7 33 71 .458 13 4 32 1 .337 3 2 3-4 12 Richardson, Blake .268 29-16 56 10 15 3 0 0 7 18 .321 10 0 13 0 .373 1 5 0-1 6 Asalon, Anthony .267 44-44 146 29 39 7 0 1 24 49 .336 13 2 15 0 .335 0 14 10-11 3 Ritchie, Alex .264 48-46 148 34 39 5 2 3 17 57 .385 15 3 27 0 .343 0 6 7-10 21 Forde, Trevor .250 27-27 72 9 18 4 0 0 8 22 .306 7 3 21 0 .341 0 2 0-0 2 Andrade, Luke .241 53-52 141 29 34 4 0 2 22 44 .312 16 7 33 0 .343 2 16 7-8 ------0 Thomas, John .500 3-0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .500 0 0 0 0 .500 0 0 0-0 30 Aldridge, Bryce .280 18-4 25 5 7 0 0 1 6 10 .400 4 0 7 2 .379 0 0 0-0 14 Whetstone, Dylan .250 5-0 4 1 1 1 0 0 2 2 .500 0 0 3 0 .250 0 0 0-0 20 Dudas, Brendan .167 9-0 6 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 .167 2 0 2 0 .375 0 0 0-0 7 Gunst, David .107 18-6 28 2 3 0 0 0 1 3 .107 3 1 9 0 .219 0 2 0-0 11 Howard, Zach .000 22-0 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 2 0 .250 0 0 0-0 13 Wujcik, Jim .000 3-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0

Totals .286 53-53 1603 300 459 86 13 33 261 670 .418 143 40 318 7 .356 16 70 48-61 Opponents .259 53-53 1608 213 416 68 10 18 197 558 .347 145 41 274 8 .332 21 33 51-68

LOB - Team (334), Opp (381). DPs turned - Team (35), Opp (28). CI - Team (3), Forde 3. IBB - Team (4), Joop 1, Hawk 1, Andrade 1, McCracken 1, Opp (5). Picked off - Jacobs, Z. 4, McCracken 3, Howard, Z. 2, Andrade 1, Asalon, A. 1.

Hitting minimum - 2.0 PA/ team game

2015 PITCHING STATISTICS

Player ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK 24 Tackett, Jordan 2.28 6-4 10-10 4 3 1 55.1 40 18 14 26 45 8 2 1 197 .203 4 4 0 28 Sprinkle, Jake 2.97 8-2 15-8 4 2 0 63.2 62 24 21 11 32 12 1 3 248 .250 2 4 0 15 Kaplanis, Matthew 3.62 8-1 11-11 2 0 0 77.0 64 35 31 15 48 8 1 5 286 .224 3 7 0 ------5 Collins, Brett 1.78 3-1 22-0 0 1 8 35.1 35 9 7 12 29 7 0 0 135 .259 2 2 0 29 Mailloux, Connor 2.82 4-4 11-8 2 1 0 51.0 39 21 16 22 26 5 2 0 181 .215 3 6 0 1 Hawk, Colin 3.14 1-1 4-3 0 0 0 14.1 22 6 5 5 11 1 1 0 58 .379 1 1 0 27 Terwilliger, JT 4.50 0-0 8-0 0 0 0 8.0 7 5 4 3 5 2 0 0 31 .226 1 2 0 22 Witt, Josh 4.72 0-0 5-2 0 0 1 13.1 19 7 7 2 6 1 0 1 55 .345 0 1 0 33 Bowen, Jonathan 4.91 0-0 4-0 0 0 0 3.2 4 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 15 .267 0 0 0 25 Stutsman, Dylan 5.73 0-1 15-1 0 0 3 22.0 29 16 14 6 13 6 0 0 91 .319 0 1 0 10 Cornwell, Adam 6.04 4-3 13-8 0 0 0 47.2 52 39 32 20 40 11 1 6 188 .277 6 7 2 44 Mitchell, Scott 6.52 0-1 11-0 0 0 0 9.2 14 9 7 10 7 3 0 2 43 0.326 3 2 1 31 Allen, Pete 8.31 0-1 10-2 0 0 0 17.1 27 19 16 12 10 3 2 0 76 0.355 0 1 0 46 Whetstone, Mycah 40.5 0-0 2-0 0 0 0 0.2 2 3 3 0 1 1 0 0 4 0.5 0 3 0

Totals 3.73 30-25 55-55 14 3 3 446.0 488 265 185 146 299 65 5 11 1733 .282 36 67 4 Opponents 5.28 25-30 55-55 7 2 10 446.2 516 330 262 172 322 93 15 30 1771 .291 34 77 6

PB - Team (11), Ritchie 10, Aldridge 1, Opp (10). Pickoffs - Team (1), Forde 1, Opp (9). SBA/ATT - Ritchie (29-36), Forde (19-28), Tackett (10-14), Cornwell (10-12), Sprinkle (4-7), Mitchell, S. (6-6), Mailloux (5-6), Kaplanis, M. (5-5), Witt, J. (2-4), Allen, P. (2-4), Aldridge (3-4), Collins (4-4), Terwilliger (2-3), Hawk (0-2), Stutsman (1-1).

Pitching minimums - 1.0 IP/ team game

33 MEN’S GOLF

WRAP UP “This One Goes to 11”: UIndy’s 11th consecutive NCAA appearance RECORD: 185-57-3 (.761) was an exciting one. Back three strokes from an advancing spot after DATE TOURNEY Place the second round of the NCAA Division II Central/Midwest Regional, 09/02 ODU Kickoff Classic 1st/6 09/16 UIndy Brickyard Invitational T-7th/13 the Greyhounds responded with a fi nal-round 304 to fi nish the tourna- 09/30 Midwest Regional #1 8th/34 ment’s 54 holes dead even with Minnesota State at +41. 10/07 Guy Harvey Invitational 8th/17 10/07 Butler Fall Invitational 6th/7 10/14 Midwest Regional #2 3rd/18 UIndy went on to out-shoot MSU -1 to +2 on the fi rst hole of the sud- 10/28 McDonough Cup 11th/18 den-death playoff, punching its ticket to the NCAA Division II Champi- 03/14 Battle at the Beach 1st/12 03/24 Butler Spring Invitational T-2nd/8 onship for the fi rst time since 2012. 03/30 AMFAM Spring Invitational 2nd/15 04/04 The Jewell Regional #3 1st/27 04/13 Purgatory Regional #4 1st/31 At nationals, the Hounds carded a 293 in the fi nal round of stroke play 04/21 GLVC Championship T-3rd/14 to fi nish 14th among D-II’s elite. Freshman Graham McAree (70-72- 05/06 NCAA DII Central/MW Regional T-5th/20 05/22 NCAA DII Championship 14th/20 75) led the way, tying for 21st.

Speaking of Graham... : McAree concluded his fi rst college golf sea- All-GLVC Tucker Guisewite* son by averaging 74.5 strokes per round, good for tops on the team. Graham McAree^ Consequently, the Fishers, Ind., native garnered All-GLVC and all-region * based on GLVC Championship fi nish honors while also becoming the fourth Greyhound to be voted GLVC ^ based on coaches’ vote Freshman of the Year in the last seven years. GLVC Freshman of the Year Graham McAree McAree notched three top-fi ve fi n- GCAA PING D-II All-Midwest Region ishes in 2014-15, including his fi rst Tucker Guisewite Graham McAree collegiate medal with a +2 (72-74) at the 85-man Battle at the Beach in Academic All-GLVC March. Garrett Bianchi** Seve Duncan**** Jeff Gardner** Strong Spring: The Greyhounds Zach Gurtner Jackson Wright fi nished no lower than second in fi ve regular-season tournaments in the GLVC COP Academic Excellence Award Garrett Bianchi spring. They all but locked up the No. Seve Duncan 1 seed in the Midwest Region by win- ning each of the regular season’s fi - nal two regionals; UIndy won the 27- team Jewel Regional in Ohio before taking the title at the 31-team Purga- tory Regional in nearby Noblesville, Ind., eight days later.

The Greyhounds carded back-to-back 290s to take the hardware at The Jewell, with senior all-region-performer Tucker Guisewite (68-71) shar- ing medalist honors. They followed that up with a come-from-behind win at Purgatory, carding team scores of 295 and 288.

Tucker Guisewite Seve Duncan William A. Bright MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 34 MEN’S GOLF

2014-15 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Low Par/- # Finishes, Top... Relative Player Rounds Strokes Rd Rds Events 5 10 20 W-L W-L% To Par Average Graham McAree 33 2457 70 8 15 3 4 8 1144-240 .827 +3 74.5 Tucker Guisewite 33 2469 68 8 15 4 8 9 1061-323 .767 +3 74.8 Evan Stoker 33 2517 70 3 15 - 1 2 919-465 .664 +5 76.3 Jon Williams 8 611 67 2 4 - 1 2 133-125 .516 +5 76.4 Jackson Wright 12 922 74 - 6 - - 1 261-216 .547 +5 76.8 Andrew VanAelst 33 2536 69 2 15 - - 3 832-552 .601 +5 76.8 Garrett Bianchi 26 2006 70 4 12 3 3 4 587-477 .552 +5 77.2 Brady Sappenfi eld 7 543 73 - 4 - 1 2 160-120 .571 +6 77.6 Zach Gurtner 15 1171 70 1 7 - - 2 219-285 .435 +6 78.1 Seve Duncan 14 1094 70 2 7 - 1 4 252-289 .466 +7 78.1 Jeffrey Gardner 9 719 76 - 4 - - - 78-192 .289 +9 79.9 Brandon Knapp 7 571 79 - 4 - - - 86-220 .281 +10 81.6 Trae Cole 5 411 73 - 3 1 1 1 60-162 .270 +10 82.2 4-PLAYER TEAM 35 10461 288 30 16 11 20 38 185-57-3 .761 +13 298.9

2014-15 TEAM STATISTICS Tournament Date Rds Place Teams Players +/- Score W-L-T ODU Kickoff Classic 9/2/14 1 1 6 54 +5 293 5-0 Brickyard Crossing Invitational 9/15-16/14 2 7 13 74 +19 595 5-6-1 Midwest Fall Regional 9/29-30/14 2 8 34 169 +26 602 26-7 Guy Harvey Invitational 10/6-7/14 3 8 17 96 +34 898 9-7 Butler Fall Invitational 10/6-7/14 3 6 7 44 +53 893 1-5 Midwest Regional #2 10/13-14/14 2 3 18 90 +34 602 15-2 McDonough Cup 10/27-28/14 3 11 18 98 +34 898 7-10 Battle at the Beach 3/13-14/15 2 1 12 85 +23 599 11-0 Butler Spring Invitational 3/23-24/15 2 2 8 59 +46 622 5-1-1 AMFAM Spring Invitational 3/29-30/15 2 2 15 97 +23 599 13-1 The Jewell Regional #3 4/3-4/15 2 1 27 135 +20 580 26-0 Purgatory Regional 4/12-13/15 2 1 31 155 +7 583 30-0 GLVC Championship - stroke play 4/19-20/15 3 2 14 70 +36 900 12-1 GLVC Championship - medal/match play 4/21/15 NCAA DII Midwest/Central Regional 5/4-6/15 3 5 20 108 +41 905 14-4-1 NCAA D-II Championship 5/18-20/15 3 14 20 108 +40 892 6-13

35 WOMEN’S GOLF WRAP UP National Champs!: Getting a taste of what few teams ever do, the RECORD: 139-16-1 (.894) UIndy women’s golf team reached the pinnacle of its sport this season, winning the 2015 NCAA Division II national championship. The Grey- DATE TOURNEY Place 09/09 UW-Green Bay Fall Invitational 1st/8 hounds led wire-to-wire at the year’s biggest tournament, ultimately 09/22 UIndy Invitational 1st & 5th/18 earning a fi ve-stroke win while securing the school’s fi rst NCAA team 10/07 Guy Harvey Invitational T-6th/18 national title. 10/13 William Bing-Beal Fall Classic 1st/15 10/28 UIS Island Getaway 1st/7 02/24 St. Edward’s Invitational 1st/12 Senior Chanice Young (76-74-75-77) led the way by tying for fi fth 03/13 SMSU Spring Invitational 2nd/9 03/22 Perry Park Spring Fling 2nd & 4th/26 among Division II’s toughest fi eld. She was joined in the top 10 by 04/06 IPFW Spring Classic 1st & 5th/11 teammate Brooke Beegle (77-73-76-77), 04/19 Lady Buckeye Spring Invite 10th/12 04/26 GLVC Championship 1st/14 who shared seventh. 05/04 NCAA DII East Super Regional 1st/9 05/14 NCAA DII National Championship 1st/12 Since Division II began holding its own na-

GLVC Golfer of the Month tional championship in 2000, UIndy is the Paxton DeHaven, October only school to win title that did not hail from Chanice Young, March Annika Haynes, April the state of Florida. This year, the Grey- hounds represented the only school in the All-GLVC Annika Haynes* top six not from Florida or Texas. Brooke Beegle* Chanice Young* Four-peat: On the way to nationals, the Paxton DeHaven^ Greyhounds continued their dominance * based on GLVC Championship fi nish ^ based on Golfstats’ head-to-head standings on the conference and region levels. The Hounds notched their fourth consecutive GLVC Player of the Year Brooke Beegle win at both the GLVC Championships and the NCAA D-II East Regional, becoming the GLVC Freshman of the Year Annika Haynes fi rst-ever team to complete a “four-peat” at the GLVCs. GLVC Coach of the Year Brent Nicoson GLVC Sweep: Not only did the Greyhounds take home the team tro- All-East Region, WGCA phy at the GLVC Championships, but they also snagged all three major Beegle Brooke Annika Haynes individual awards. In her fi rst season at UIndy after transferring from Purdue, junior Brooke Beegle garnered the league’s top award as the Pride East Region Coach of the Year Brent Nicoson 2015 GLVC Player of the Year. Annika Haynes was dubbed the GLVC Freshman of the Year while Brent Nicoson was voted the GLVC Coach Division II All-America, WGCA Brooke Beegle, honorable mention of the Year.

Academic All-GLVC Ashtyn Brown The Greyhounds have captured six of the last eight GLVC Golfer of the Paxton DeHaven Year honors, three of the previous four Freshman of the Year accolades Annika Haynes and each of the last fi ve Coach of the Year laurels. Regan Pittard**** Jaclyn Schindler**** Molly Ward Golfer of the Month Club: UIndy also accounted for three of the Chanice Young**** year’s four GLVC Women’s Golf Players of the Month, setting a confer- GLVC COP Academic Excellence ence record with three different honorees. A pair of freshmen in Paxton Regan Pittard Jacklyn Schindler DeHaven (October) and Annika Haynes (April) were joined by senior Chanice Young Chanice Young (March) as the three monthly award winners.

GLVC Team Academic Award Women’s Golf

GLVC Scholar-Athlete of the Year Chanice Young

CoSIDA Academic All-District® Chanice Young

WGCA All-American Scholars Paxton DeHaven Annika Haynes Karli LaGrotte Regan Pittard Jaclyn Schindler Chanice Young Brooke Beegle Paxton DeHaven Mary L. Baumgartner MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 36 WOMEN’S GOLF

2014-15 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Low Par/- # Finish, Top... Relative Player Rounds Strokes Rd Rds Events 5 10 20 W-L W-L% To Par Average Brooke Beegle 33 2521 72 - 13 9 10 11 842-118 0.877 +5 76.4 Paxton DeHaven 33 2544 71 3 13 2 5 11 810-150 0.844 +5 77.1 Annika Haynes 33 2546 71 4 13 6 9 11 814-146 0.848 +5 77.2 Chanice Young 33 2563 71 1 13 5 6 10 781-179 0.814 +6 77.7 Molly Ward 31 2446 66 1 12 3 7 10 651-213 0.753 +7 78.9 Jaclyn Schindler 18 1424 73 - 8 - 4 6 390-224 0.635 +7 79.1 Regan Pittard 19 1508 72 - 8 1 2 5 465-149 0.757 +7 79.4 Zoey Freese 14 1128 77 - 6 - - 3 346-130 0.727 +9 80.6 Karli LaGrotte 20 1613 73 - 9 - 2 6 522-177 0.747 +9 80.7 Ashtyn Brown 14 1153 77 - 6 - - 1 297-179 0.624 +10 82.4 4-PLAYER TEAM 33 10097 295 9 13 26 45 74 139-16-1 0.897 +19 306.0

2014-15 TEAM STATISTICS Tournament Date Rds Place Teams Players +/- Score W-L-T Green Bay Phoenix Invitational 9/7-9/14 3 1 8 41 +42 918 7-0 UIndy Fall Invitational 9/21-22/14 2 1 18 102 +44 620 17-0 Guy Harvey Invitational 10/6-7/14 2 6 18 97 +44 620 11-5-1 Bing-Beall Fall Classic 10/12-13/14 2 1 15 87 +29 605 14-0 UIS Island Getaway 10/27-28/14 2 1 7 47 +45 621 6-0 St. Edward’s Invitational 2/22-24/15 2 1 12 64 +46 606 11-0 SMSU Spring Invite 3/12-13/15 2 2 9 65 +54 630 7-1 Perry Park Spring Fling 3/21-22/15 3 2 26 141 +48 900 24-1 IPFW Spring Classic 4/5-6/15 2 1 9 64 +28 600 8-0 Lady Buckeye Invitational 4/18-19/15 3 10 12 75 +67 931 2-9 GLVC Championships 4/24-26/15 3 1 14 70 +48 912 13-0 NCAA D-II East Super Regional 5/3-5/15 3 1 9 49 +58 922 8-0 NCAA D-II Championship 5/13-16/15 4 1 12 71 +60 1212 11-0

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WRAP UP OKC Bound: En route to a 48-15 overall record in 2015, the Grey- Record: 48-15, 23-6 GLVC hounds capped the season with a Midwest Region title and a trip to the DATE OPPONENT RESULT NCAA Championship in Oklahoma City, Okla. UIndy kicked off its fi rst 02/06 # vs. North Alabama L 3-16 (5) 02/06 # vs. Ohio Dominican W 9-1 (6) “World Series” trip in six years with a 1-0 win versus eventual nation- 02/07 # vs. 12 Alabama-Huntsville W 3-2 02/08 # vs. 9 North Georgia L 3-5 (8) al-champ North Georgia in the opening round. The thrilling win fea- 02/08 # vs. Ferris State W 9-7 tured a no-hitter from ace Morgan Foley. In out-dueling Schutt Sports/ 02/09 # vs. 5 Wayne State (Mich.) L 2-4 03/06 “ vs. Southern N.H. L 0-8 (5) NFCA Division II Player of the Year Courtney Poole, Foley struck out 10 03/06 “ vs. Saginaw Valley State W 9-1 (5) 03/07 “ vs. Grand Valley State W 8-2 Nighthawks while walking only two in her second no-no of the season 03/07 “ vs. Notre Dame (Ohio) W 3-2 and third of her career. 03/08 “ vs. California (Pa.) W 8-0 (6) 03/08 “ vs. Northwood (Mich.) W 5-3 03/10 “ vs. Mary W 13-7 03/10 “ vs. Wilmington (Del.) W 6-2 Meanwhile, the Greyhound offense pushed across the game’s one and 03/11 “ vs. Lock Haven W 2-1 03/11 “ vs. Bloomsburg L 0-3 only run in the sixth when Casey Williamson led off the frame with a 03/14 * DRURY W 2-0 double and later scored on an RBI single by Taylor Russell. 03/14 * DRURY W 7-0 03/15 * MISSOURI S&T W 8-0 (5) 03/15 * MISSOURI S&T W 9-1 (5) 03/21 * at William Jewell W 7-5 (8) Though it would be the team’s lone win in OKC, the Hounds’ no-hit 03/21 * at William Jewell L 4-5 victory at the championship will go down as one of the greatest wins 03/22 * at Rockhurst W 5-1 03/22 * at Rockhurst W 5-3 in program history. 03/25 OHIO DOMINICAN W 7-2 03/25 OHIO DOMINICAN W 4-3 03/30 * at Wisconsin-Parkside W 8-0 (6) 03/30 * at Wisconsin-Parkside W 4-2 Super Comeback: Before qualifying for the World Series, the Hounds 03/31 * SAINT JOSEPH’S W 5-3 needed to get through a talented Missouri-St. Louis squad in the Mid- 03/31 * SAINT JOSEPH’S W 2-0 04/04 * 15 SOUTHERN INDIANA W 4-3 (9) west Region Super Regional. UIndy dropped game one to the then No. 04/04 * 15 SOUTHERN INDIANA W 8-0 (5) 04/05 * BELLARMINE W 6-0 1-ranked Tritons and needed to sweep a doubleheader on the road 04/05 * BELLARMINE L 2-5 to advance. UIndy did just that, outscoring their rival by a combined 04/11 * McKENDREE W 8-0 (5) 04/11 * McKENDREE W 10-5 score of 13-3 in games two and three. UIndy bested UMSL’s All-Amer- 04/12 * ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD W 6-0 04/12 * ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD L 0-1 ican ace Hannah Perryman in both contests. Perryman had lost just 04/15 at Wheeling Jesuit W 4-1 04/15 at Wheeling Jesuit W 9-1 (6) three games all season heading into the weekend until the Hounds 04/17 * MARYVILLE W 5-0 handed her two losses in one day. 04/17 * MARYVILLE W 3-2 04/18 * 3 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W 3-2 04/18 * 3 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS L 1-6 04/24 * at Quincy W 3-2 04/24 * at Quincy W 5-3 04/26 * at Truman State W 8-0 (5) 04/26 * at Truman State L 0-1 05/01 & (7) Illinois Springfi eld L 0-3 05/01 & (3) 13 Southern Indiana W 8-0 (6) 05/02 & (4) Truman State W 7-0 05/02 & (8) Rockhurst W 3-0 05/02 & (6) Lewis W 11-4 05/02 & (1) 2 Missouri-St. Louis L 0-4 (8) 05/08 ^ (7) TREVECCA NAZARENE W 3-1 (8) 05/09 ^ (3) 23 ASHLAND W 7-3 05/10 ^ (7) TREVECCA NAZARENE W 4-3 05/15 % at (1) 1 Missouri-St. Louis L 1-2 05/15 % at (1) 1 Missouri-St. Louis W 6-0 05/15 % at (1) 1 Missouri-St. Louis W 7-3 05/21 ! vs. 6 North Georgia W 1-0 05/22 ! vs. 24 Shorter L 5-0 05/23 ! vs. 21 California (Pa.) L 1-2 # Charger Chillout (Decatur, Ala.) * GLVC game “ NTC Spring Games (Clermont, Fla.) & GLVC Tournament (East Peoria, Ill.) ^ NCAA DII Midwest Regional 2 (Indianapolis) % NCAA DII Midwest Super Regional (St. Louis) ! NCAA DII Championship (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

FINAL GLVC STANDINGS School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct. 1. 9 Mo.-St. Louis**^ 25-5 .833 48-8 .857 2. 5 Indianapolis*! 23-5 .821 48-15 .762 3. 25 Southern Ind.*^ 22-6 .786 39-11 .780 4. Truman State*^ 21-7 .750 33-15 .688 5. Bellarmine* 20-8 .714 32-16 .667 All-American Girls: A trio of Hounds collected All-America honors 6. Lewis* 15-13 .536 27-22 .551 from the NFCA. Foley nabbed her second straight fi rst-team honor 7. Ill. Springfi eld* 16-14 .533 32-22 .593 William Jewell 16-14 .533 30-21 .588 from the nation’s coaches, while Williamson and Russell each garnered Rockhurst* 16-14 .533 28-22 .560 10. Drury 12-18 .400 25-27 .481 second-team accolades. 11. Saint Joseph’s 11-17 .393 18-24 .429 12. Maryville 10-20 .333 16-31 .340 13. Quincy 8-20 .286 19-27 .413 14. Missouri S&T 8-22 .267 11-28 .282 Also receiving postseason laurels was junior Erika Goodwin. The Grey- 15. McKendree 7-23 .233 15-33 .313 16. UW-Parkside 2-26 .071 7-36 .163 hounds’ left fi elder was dubbed All-GLVC First Team and NFCA All-Mid- * GLVC tourney participant ** GLVC tourney champion west Second Team after hitting .330 with a .396 on-base percentage, ^ NCAA Regional participant ! NCAA Super Regional champ 11 doubles and 12 stolen bases. 38 SOFTBALL

WRAP UP 1K of Ks: During a doubleheader sweep at Quincy April 24, Foley All-GLVC Erika Goodwin, OF, 1st team recorded career strikeout No. 1,000, becoming the very fi rst Grey- Morgan Foley, P, 1st team hound and just the second active Division II pitcher to reach qua- Casey Williamson, OF, 1st team Taylor Russell, DP, 2nd team druple digits in Ks.

All-Midwest Region, Daktronics Morgan Foley, P, 1st team Foley’s march to 1,000 included a 19-strikeout, one-hit performance Casey Williamson, OF, 1st team versus Drury in March, falling one K short of tying the D-II record for Taylor Russell, DP, 2nd team most strikeouts in a seven-inning game. She fi nished the year with All-Midwest Region, NFCA Morgan Foley, P, 1st team 457 Ks, good for tops in Division II as well as a new school record. Casey Williamson, OF, 1st team Taylor Russell, DP, 1st team Erika Goodwin, OF, 2nd team Power Pair: Seniors Casey Williamson and Taylor Russell, UIndy’s No. 3 & 4 hitters, both wrapped up record-setting college careers All-America, Daktronics Morgan Foley, P, 1st team in 2015. Russell compiled UIndy-record totals of 45 home runs and Casey Williamson, OF, honorable mention 192 RBIs, while Williamson set new school marks in nearly every All-America, NFCA other offensive category. See below for a list of where each slugger Morgan Foley, P, 1st team Casey Williamson, OF, 2nd team fi nished in the UIndy career annals. Taylor Russell, DP, 2nd team

NFCA Player of the Year fi nalist RUSSELL WILLIAMSON Morgan Foley, P, fi nal 10 stat rank stat rank Batting avg.* .328 15th .411 1st HOUNDS AMONG GLVC LEADERS Name Place Category On-base pct.* .362 30th .517 1st Morgan Foley 1st Wins 1st Innings pitched Slugging pct.* .586 3rd .725 1st 1st Strikeouts Runs 169 3rd 209 1st 1st Appearances 1st Starts Hits 247 2nd 280 1st 2nd Opp. BA Doubles 49 2nd 59 1st 2nd ERA T-2nd Saves Home runs 45 1st 41 3rd Taylor Russell 1st RBI 1st Total bases RBI 192 1st 187 2nd T-1st Hits Total bases 441 2nd 494 1st 6th Runs T-6th Home runs Stolen bases 36 T-14th 123 1st T-7th Triples *since 1984, fi rst year of Division II competition 8th Total Bases Casey Williamson 1st Walks 2nd On-base % 2nd Runs 3rd Stolen bases T-3rd Triples T-4th RBI T-5th Total bases T-10th Hits Sydney Russell 1st Sacrifi ce bunts 4th Runs T-7th Walks 9th Hits Erika Goodwin T-3rd Hits T-7th Triples T-8th Runs Natalie Lalich T-2nd RBI T-6th Hits T-7th Total bases T-8th Home runs Katie Kelly 7th Stolen Bases

Academic All-GLVC Sammy Beckwith Morgan Foley** Erika Goodwin*** Katie Kelly** Cassie Reed*** Brooke Riess Sydney Russell Taylor Russell**** Olivia Stanton Jessica Vleck**** Rebecca Wishnevski**

GLVC COP Academic Excellence Jessica Vleck

CoSIDA Academic All-America® Taylor Russell, DP, 2nd team

Morgan Foley Taylor Russell Mary L. Baumgartner MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 39 SOFTBALL

2015 HITTING STATISTICS

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OBP SF SH SB-ATT 10 Williamson, Casey .352 63-63 176 48 62 11 3 12 48 115 .653 44 4 23 1 .489 1 1 22-24 7 Kelly, Katie .337 63-63 166 30 56 8 0 0 18 64 .386 10 2 25 0 .376 3 4 15-20 4 Russell, Sydney .337 63-63 187 46 63 13 1 1 28 81 .433 25 3 29 1 .423 0 15 5-10 23 Lalich, Natalie .337 63-63 190 27 64 10 0 13 50 113 .595 16 1 35 0 .388 2 0 1-1 5 Russell, Taylor .330 63-63 209 43 69 11 2 14 65 126 .603 4 5 31 2 .356 1 1 8-9 2 Goodwin, Erika .330 63-63 203 40 67 11 2 1 20 85 .419 17 5 35 0 .396 0 3 12-14 12 Noone, Jessie .314 63-63 185 28 58 12 0 2 18 76 .411 5 3 26 0 .342 0 3 8-8 25 Thompson, Jenny .219 58-57 160 11 35 7 0 5 24 57 .356 15 1 43 0 .287 2 1 1-2 ------3 Vleck, Jessica .500 5-0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .500 0 0 1 0 .500 0 0 0-0 1 Weck, Taylor .172 40-36 99 11 17 7 0 0 4 24 .242 3 2 26 0 .212 0 2 0-0 9 Reed, Cassie .171 36-27 70 11 12 1 1 1 4 18 .257 13 3 26 0 .326 0 2 1-1 24 Beckwith, Sammy .130 20-6 23 2 3 1 0 0 1 4 .174 3 0 3 0 .231 0 1 0-0 11 Riess, Brooke .000 5-0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 3 0 .000 0 0 0-0 22 Rains, Crystal .000 28-0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 4-6

Totals .303 63-63 1674 304 507 92 9 49 280 764 .456 155 29 306 4 .370 9 33 77-95 Opponents .194 63-63 1528 151 296 31 5 22 137 403 .264 191 31 506 10 .295 6 38 23-39

Hitting minimum - 2.0 PA per team game

2015 PITCHING STATISTICS

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK 20 Foley, Morgan 1.19 39-10 55 43 31 9/6 4 295.0 154 66 50 135 457 17 1 10 1024 .150 23 15 0 21 Tirpak, Coryn 3.40 5-5 28 15 2 1/4 1 90.2 107 58 44 35 34 12 1 9 374 .286 5 10 1 ------44 Hogan, Sam 2.53 4-0 13 4 1 1/1 0 27.2 29 15 10 12 12 1 1 3 109 .266 4 4 0 6 Ciran, Amanda 8.75 0-0 4 1 0 0/1 0 4.0 5 8 5 6 3 0 2 0 17 .294 4 2 0 3 Vleck, Jessica 28.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 1 4 4 3 0 1 0 0 4 .250 0 0 0

Totals 1.87 48-15 63-63 34 17/6 5 418.1 296 151 112 191 506 31 5 22 1528 .194 36 31 1 Opponents 4.28 15-48 63-63 32 7/1 0 401.0 507 304 245 155 306 92 9 49 1674 .303 28 29 4

Pitching minimum - 1 IP per team game

40 MEN’S TENNIS Sweet, Sweet 16: The Greyhound men’s tennis team took its 2015 sea- WRAP UP son to historic heights, earning a spot in the NCAA Division II Sweet 16 for RECORD: 16-5, 6-0 GLVC the fi rst time in program history. UIndy, via a defeat of Grand Valley State DATE MATCH RESULT in the fi nal of the Midwest Region #2 tournament at Northwood, com- 9/13-14 DePauw Invitational NTS peted in the national tournament in 9/19-21 ITA Midwest Regional NTS Surprise, Ariz., falling to Armstrong 9/26-28 Ball State NTS 2/3 Eastern Illinois W 6-3 in the round of 16. 2/13 Butler L 2-7 2/17 at DePauw W 5-4 New Faces: A pair of new Grey- 2/20 Walsh W 9-0 2/22 Rockhurst W 7-2 hounds burst onto the scene in the 2/28 at Ferris State W 5-4 spring of 2015, leading the UIndy 3/1 at Northwood L 2-5 lineup in the No. 1 and No. 2 singles 3/12 at North Georgia L 4-5 spots. 3/21 * at McKendree W 7-2 3/27 * at Southern Indiana W 6-3 3/28 * at Illinois Springfi eld W 5-0 Christoph Drechsler took the No. 1 4/3 * Bellarmine W 8-1 spot in spring, earning All-GLVC hon- 4/6 at Wright State W 5-2 4/10 * Lewis W 6-3 ors, as well as the GLVC Freshman 4/11 * Saint Joseph’s W 8-1 of the Year award, while his doubles 4/17 % Quincy W 5-0 partner Tony Kostadinov took the No. 4/18 % Missouri - St. Louis W 5-1 4/19 % Drury L 4-5 2 spot and also earned All-GLVC hon- 5/2 ^ Missouri - St. Louis W 5-0 ors, as well as the Greyhounds MVP 5/3 ^ Grand Valley State W 5-2 honor. 5/13 # Armstrong L 0-5 * GLVC match In the Classroom: Junior Luke Hubert earned Capitol One Academic® % GLVC Championships (Kansas City) ^ NCAA Midwest Regional (Northwood, Mich.) All-America Second Team for the second time in his three year UIndy ca- # NCAA DII National Championships (Surprise, Ariz.) reer. The New Berlin, Wisc. native carries a 3.97 GPA as a Chemistry and FINAL GLVC STANDINGS Biology major. EAST School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct In addition to his work in the classroom, Hubert compiled an 18-7 singles 1. Indianapolis *^! 6-0 1.000 13-3 0.813 2. Southern Ind. *^ 5-1 0.833 15-5 0.750 record, including an impressive 8-0 streak toward the end of the regular 3. Lewis *^ 4-1 0.800 12-8 0.600 season and into the Greyhounds’ NCAA Regional title run. Hubert helped 4. McKendree * 3-3 0.500 16-8 0.667 UIndy win the program’s fi rst-ever regional by sweeping both of his singles 5. Bellarmine 2-4 0.333 11-4 0.733 matches, defeating Alberto Maza Martin (6-1, 6-1) in the semifi nals before 6. Saint Joseph’s 1-5 0.167 7-6 0.538 7. Illinois Springfi eld 0-6 0.000 11-13 0.458 winning 6-1, 6-4 against Grand Valley State’s Alex van de Steenoven in the fi nals. Hubert also went 20-4 overall in doubles matches, including a WEST perfect 6-0 in GLVC matches. School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct 1. Drury **^! 5-0 1.000 19-1 0.950 2. Mo.-St. Louis *^ 4-1 0.800 11-7 0.611 Divide & Conquer: UIndy’s men’s tennis team fi nished atop the GLVC 3. Rockhurst * 3-2 0.600 12-6 0.667 East Division for the second straight year and also advanced to the GLVC 4. Quincy * 2-3 0.400 8-11 0.421 5. William Jewell 1-4 0.200 4-15 0.211 Tournament fi nal match for the second time in as many seasons. The 6. Truman State 0-5 0.000 1-13 0.071 Greyhounds, who fi nished a perfect 6-0 in league play, also represented * GLVC tourney participant the GLVC in NCAA play for the second consecutive year. ** GLVC tourney champion ^ NCAA Regional participant ! NCAA Round of 16 participant Streaking Hounds: In closing out the season, UIndy stormed into the NCAA Sweet 16 as winners of 10 of its last 11, with the lone loss coming All-GLVC Tony Kostadinov to Drury in the GLVC fi nal. Prior to the Drury loss, the Greyhounds had Christoph Drechsler closed out the regular season on an eight-win streak.

GLVC Freshman of the Year Christoph Drechsler

Academic All-GLVC Austin Aten Dean Dumitru Luke Hubert ***

Capitol One Academic All-America® Luke Hubert, Second Team

ITA Scholar-Athlete Luke Hubert

Tony Kostadinov Luke Hubert William A. Bright MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 41 MEN’S TENNIS

2014-15 SEASON STATISTICS

SINGLES Overall Dual Tour Conf 1 2 3 4 5 6 Aten, Austin 6-5 0-1 6-4 0-1 ------0-1 --- Cordova, Fausto 11-9 8-6 3-3 4-0 ------2-3 6-3 Drechsler, Christoph 6-9 6-9 0-0 2-3 6-9 ------Dumitru, Dean 7-4 3-0 4-4 3-0 ------3-0 Frankel, Ryan 3-3 0-0 3-3 0-0 ------Hubert, Luke 18-7 13-4 5-3 4-1 --- 2-0 11-4 ------Kostadinov, Tony 14-2 14-1 0-1 3-1 --- 13-1 1-0 ------Morlet, Andrea 12-2 12-2 0-0 4-1 ------1-0 7-1 1-0 3-1 Razo, Marco 13-10 11-5 2-5 5-0 ------3-4 8-1 --- Taricano, Fernando 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 ------

Totals 91-51 67-28 24-23 25-7 6-9 15-1 13-4 10-5 11-5 12-4 Percentage .641 .705 .511 .781 .400 .938 .765 .667 .688 .750

DOUBLES Overall Dual Tour Conf 1 2 3 Dumitru, Dean/Frankel Ryan 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 ------Hubert, Luke/Taricano, Fernando 3-0 0-0 3-0 0-0 ------Cordova, Fausto/Razo, Marco 2-3 0-0 2-3 0-0 ------Frankel, Ryan/Hubert, Luke 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 ------Aten Austin/Dumitru, Dean 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 ------Aten, Austin/Hubert, Luke 3-1 3-0 0-1 2-0 ------3-0 Drechsler, Christoph/Kostadinov, Tony 11-8 11-8 0-0 4-2 11-8 ------Morlet, Andrea/Razo, Marco 10-9 10-9 0-0 5-1 --- 10-9 --- Cordova, Fausto/Hubert, Luke 14-2 14-2 0-0 4-0 ------14-2

Totals 43-26 38-19 5-7 15-3 11-8 10-9 17-2 Percentage .623 .667 .417 .833 .579 .526 .895

42 WOMEN’S TENNIS

WRAP UP First-Time Sweet 16: For the fi rst time in UIndy Women’s Tennis pro- RECORD: 15-6, 6-0 GLVC gram history, the Greyhounds earned an NCAA Sweet 16 berth, making DATE MATCH RESULT the trip to the NCAA round of 16 in Surprise, Ariz. UIndy fell to South- 9/6-7 DePauw Invitational NTS 9/13-14 Butler Invitational NTS west Baptist in the opening round of the championship, 5-1. 9/26-28 ITA Midwest Regional NTS 10/9-12 National Small College Champs. NTS Regional Hosts: Not only were the UIndy women in the NCAA tourna- 2/1 IUPUI L 4-5 2/6 Butler L 0-9 ment for the fi rst time since 2007, the Greyhounds earned the right to 2/14 Illinois State L 4-5 host the Midwest Regional #2 Tournament. UIndy came out as the win- 2/20 Walsh W 9-0 ner of that tournament, held at Center Grove High School, as they again 2/22 Rockhurst W 8-1 defeated rival Drury in another 5-2 match. 2/28 at Ferris State University W 8-1 3/1 at Northwood L 3-6 3/12 at North Georgia W 7-2 GLVC Champions!: 3/21 * at McKendree University W 9-0 For the fi rst time since 3/27 * at Southern Indiana W 9-0 3/28 * at Illinois Springfi eld W 5-0 2005, the Greyhound 4/3 * Bellarmine W 9-0 women’s tennis team 4/6 at Wright State L 3-4 closed out the GLVC 4/10 * Lewis W 8-1 4/11 * Saint Joseph’s W 9-0 season atop the con- 4/17 % Rockhurst W 5-0 ference, taking a 5-2 4/18 % Missouri - St. Louis W 6-0 win over Drury in the 4/19 % Drury W 5-2 5/2 # Ferris State W 5-0 GLVC Women’s Tennis 5/3 # Drury W 5-2 Tournament Champi- 5/13 ^ Southwest Baptist L 1-5 onship Final in Kan-

* GLVC match sas City April 19. The % GLVC Championships (Kansas City) Greyhounds, the top # NCAA Midwest Regional (Center Grove HS) ^ NCAA DII National Championships (Surprise, Ariz.) seed in the East Divi- sion, dethroned the West Division leading Panthers, who had won seven FINAL GLVC STANDINGS of the last eight GLVC women’s tennis titles. Prior to this season, UIndy EAST School GLVC Pct Overall Pct had not reached the GLVC title match since 2007, when it lost to the 1. Indianapolis **^! 6-0 1.000 11-5 0.688 Panthers in the two teams’ last GLVC tournament fi nal meeting. 2. Lewis * 5-1 0.833 12-6 0.667 3. Bellarmine * 4-2 0.667 14-3 0.824 4. Southern Ind. * 3-3 0.500 14-8 0.636 Bringing Home the Hardware: In addition to the league tournament 5. McKendree 2-4 0.333 13-120.520 and East Division titles, both Stephanie Hirsch and Florence Renard 6. Illinois Springfi eld 1-5 0.167 7-17 0.292 7. Saint Joseph’s 0-6 0.000 2-10 0.167 earned All-GLVC women’s tennis honors, while Hirsch was also named the GLVC Player of the Year. Head Coach Malik Tabet was also honored, WEST earning GLVC Coach of the Year after the UIndy title match win. School GLVC Pct Overall Pct 1. Drury *^ 6-0 1.000 20-1 0.952 2. Mo.-St. Louis * 5-1 0.833 10-7 0.588 National Ranking: Hirsch closed out the season ranked #11 in the ITA 3. Maryville * 4-2 0.667 10-9 0.526 4. Rockhurst * 2-4 0.333 7-12 0.368 singles individual rankings, earning her ITA All-American honors for the 5. Quincy 2-4 0.333 14-6 0.700 season. 6. William Jewell 2-4 0.333 10-9 0.526 * GLVC tourney participant Hirsch held down the No. 1 singles spot for the Greyhounds, going 15-2 ** GLVC tourney champion ^ NCAA Regional participant on the season. Her lone losses came versus Division I Butler and in the ! NCAA Round of 16 participant NCAA Sweet 16. Hirsch carried an 11-match win streak into her fi nal match and also put up a perfect 6-0 singles mark on the year in GLVC GLVC Player of the Year Stephanie Hirsch matches. Paired with Florence Renard, Hirsch also closed out the year with a 15-4 doubles record. GLVC Coach of the Year Malik Tabet

All-GLVC Stephanie Hirsch Florence Renard

ITA All-American Stephanie Hirsch

Academic All-GLVC Brooke Boyts **** Allie Smith*** Dana Olsen Paige Olsen

GLVC COP’s Academic Excellence Award Brooke Boyts

GLVC Team Academic Award Women’s Tennis

Capitol One Academic All-District® Stephanie Hirsch Allie Smith Brooke Boyts Mary L. Baumgartner MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award ITA Scholar-Athlete 43 Brooke Boyts WOMEN’S TENNIS

2014-15 SEASON STATISTICS

SINGLES Overall Dual Tour Conf 1 2 3 4 5 6 Brooke Boyts 16-5 13-5 3-0 6-0 ------1-0 2-0 10-5 Selenay Heper 11-8 9-8 2-0 5-0 ------2-1 7-6 0-1 --- Stephanie Hirsch 15-1 12-1 3-0 3-0 12-1 ------Dana Olsen 5-2 3-1 2-1 3-0 ------1-1 2-0 Paige Olsen 4-0 1-0 3-0 1-0 ------1-0 0-0 Renard, Florence 14-2 14-2 0-0 5-0 2-0 12-2 ------Allie Smith 16-4 14-4 2-0 5-0 --- 2-1 12-3 ------Macey Speer 9-8 8-6 1-2 4-0 ------2-1 6-5 --- Totals 90-30 74-27 16-3 32-0 14-1 14-3 14-4 10-7 9-7 13-5 Percentage .750 .733 .842 1.000 .933 .824 .778 .588 .562 .722

DOUBLES Overall Dual Tour Conf 1 2 3 Stephanie Hirsch/Allie Smith 2-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 ------Selenay Heper/Macey Speer 2-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 ------Dana Olsen/Paige Olsen 3-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 ------1-0 Heper, Selenay/Hirsch, Stephanie 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 ------Smith, Allie/Speer, Macey 12-1 12-1 0-0 5-0 1-0 11-1 --- Boyts, Brooke/Olsen, Dana 7-2 7-2 0-0 2-0 --- 1-0 6-2 Hirsch, Stephanie/Renard, Florence15-3 15-3 0-0 4-1 15-3 ------Heper, Selenay/Smith, Allie 4-2 4-2 0-0 0-0 --- 4-2 --- Boyts, Brooke/Speer, Macey 3-3 3-3 0-0 0-0 ------3-3 Boyts, Brooke/Heper, Selenay 4-1 4-1 0-0 4-0 --- 1-0 3-1 Heper, Selenay/Olsen, Paige 1-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 ------1-0 Totals 54-12 48-12 6-0 17-1 17-3 17-3 14-6 Percentage .818 .800 1.000 .944 .850 .850 .700

44 TRACK & FIELD WRAP UP GLVC Results: During the indoor season, UIndy women fi nished DATE MEET RESULTS (M/W) second, just behind Lewis University. The women collected a total 12/6 GERRY ENGLAND OPEN NTS of three individual GLVC Champions. Two of those were by senior 12/12 FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL NTS 1/24 GREYHOUND CLASSIC NTS thrower Farin Hickman who was also awarded the GLVC Female 1/30-31 INDIANAPOLIS CHALLENGE NTS Field Athlete of the Year for her indoor season, with the third 2/6-7 Hillsdale Wide Track Classic NTS 2/14 TOM HATHAWAY CHALLENGE NTS UIndy championship coming in the 60m from Maya Caudle. 2/20 Buckeye Tune-Up NTS 2/28-3/1 GLVC Indoor Championships 3rd/2nd The Greyhound men fi nished third in the indoor competition be- 3/13-14 NCAA DII Indoor Championships NTS 3/28 Lenny Lyles/Clark Wood Invitational NTS hind Lewis and Missouri S&T. The men earned one individual 4/4 Miami Invitational NTS champion in the men’s weight throw from TJ Lovejoy. 4/10-11 Little State Championships 4th/1st 4/17 Cardinal Invitational NTS 4/25 Bellarmine Classic NTS All-American Effort: Senior thrower TJ Lovejoy produced an All- 5/1-2 GLVC Outdoor Championships 3rd/1st 5/7 Hillsdale Classic NTS American fi nish at the NCAA Division II Indoor National Champi- 5/9 Grand Valley Last Chance Meet NTS onship in Birmingham, Ala. Lovejoy threw a 20.15 meter toss in 5/22-24 NCAA DII Outdoor Championships NTS the men’s weight throw, and that mark earned him the fi fth-best in the nation. All-GLVC, Indoor, Men 1st Team TJ Lovejoy- weight throw* On the track, Alex Cushman competed in the men’s 5000 meter run and fi nished 14th in the nation while freshman Kieran Casey 2nd Team Brandon Smith- 800m qualifi ed for her fi rst NCAA meet in the women’s mile and fi nished 17th in the nation.

All-GLVC, Indoor, Women 1st Team Farin’s Final Fling: Senior throw- Farin Hickman- weight throw*, shot put* er Farin Hickman had her swan Maya Caudle- 60m* song as a Greyhound in 2014-15, 2nd Team but she went out with a bang. Hick- Katie Monk- shot put Kieran Casey- 1 mile man closed out the year earning the GLVC Field Athlete of the Year hon- * denotes GLVC champion ors at both the Indoor and Outdoor league championship meets, tak- Indoor Female Field Athlete of the Year Farin Hickman ing a trio of GLVC individual cham- pionships and one runner-up fi nish All-American, Indoor Tim Lovejoy- weight throw (5th) on the year. She also fi nally earned an All-American award at the 2015 NCAA Division II Outdoor Champi- onships, taking sixth in the hammer throw.

New Guy In Town: In continuing the Greyhounds’ dominance in the throwing events, freshman Austin Hogan earned the GLVC Outdoor Freshman of the Year honors, after taking second in the shot put. The freshman went on to All-American in his rookie Greyhound campaign, taking sixth in the discus at the 2015 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Grand Val- ley State.

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WRAP UP All-GLVC, Outdoor, Men 2nd Team Austin Hogan- shot put Vincent Ziraldo- hammer Trace Oswalt- long jump

All-GLVC, Outdoor, Women 1st Team Farin Hickman- hammer*

2nd Team Farin Hickman- shot put LaTisha Martin- 200m, 4x100m Melissa Rios- 4x100m Maya Caudle- 4x100m Arianna Ware- 4x100m

*denotes GLVC champion

Outdoor Female Field Athlete of the Year GLVC Dynasty: During the outdoor season, the UIndy women Farin Hickman won a league-record eighth GLVC Women’s Outdoor Track and Outdoor Male Freshman of the Year Field Championship. Bolstered by Farin Hickman’s hammer title Austin Hogan and runner-up fi nishes from Hickman in the shot put; LaTisha Mar- Outdoor Female Coach of the Year tin in the 200m dash and the 4x100m relay squad of Martin, Melis- Scott Fangman sa Rios, Maya Caudle and Arianna Ware, UIndy beat out runner-up All-American, Outdoor and defending-champion Lewis by just four points. Farin Hickman- Hammer, 6th Austin Hogan- Discus, 6th With the championship, the Greyhound ladies have now won six Academic All-GLVC, Men of the last seven GLVC Outdoor titles. Hickman took Outdoor Field William Buelsing Daniel Buergler** Andrew Carr Alex Cushman*** Athlete of the Year honors in her GLVC fi nale, while Coach Scott Jacob Fisher** Robert Geis **** Fangman was named the league’s female Coach of the Year. The Bengamin Hodges Austin Hogan Jacob Nerney Sean O’Brien *** UIndy men took fi fth place at the meet, which was held at William Trace Plaugher Skylar Sigman Jewell. Zachary Spain** Aaron Stevenson Connor Stouder Iman Tucker *** Casey Wendorff

Academic All-GLVC, Women Jasmine Al-Anzi** Kylie Ballard ** Haley Baughman*** Aimee Campbell Kieran Casey Erin Connor ** Sydney Denhart Sarah Edwards Lindsey Foster Kyra Gaerke Keagin Green Michaela Harrison Haley Havert *** Farin Hickman**** Samantha Holmes Jacklyn Howland*** Briana Leonard Jennifer Lewis*** Jennifer Lynn** Hannah Patton Kirsti Reed Julia Ricke*** Allyson Robertson Samantha Rush*** Bailey Shear *** Jessica Shelton Cammi Shoultz Maya Vance ** Chelsea Wieland**

GLVC COP’s Academic Excellence Award Austin Hogan Kyle Schwartz Robert Geis William A. Bright MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award Farin Hickman Jacklyn Howland Jennifer Lewis Bailey Shear

Farin Hickman Lissette Mendivil Mary L. Baumgartner MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude 46 TRACK & FIELD

2014-15 TOP INDOOR MARKS MEN’S 60m Dash 800m Run 1 Mile Run Long Jump 1 Stouder, Connor 7.15 1 Smith, Brandon 1:56.39 1 Keller, Joel 4:22.34 1 Oswalt, Joseph 6.69m 2 Allen Harvey 7.20 2 Egan, Matthew 2:01.70 2 Egan, Matthew 4:26.07 2 Duncan, Marqis 6.12m 3 Sylla, Moussa 7.31 3 O’Brien, Sean 2:02.61 3 Casey, Kameron 4:28.30 3 Craft, Collin 5.87m

200m Dash 1,000m Run 60m Hurdles Triple Jump 1 Stouder, Connor 23.04 1 Bradshaw, Jacob 2:05.56 1 Kittridge, Andrew 8.43 1 Craft Collin 12.39m 2 Kittridge, Andrew 23.91 2 Buelsing, William 3:12.91 2 Geis, Robert 8.56 2 Oswalt, Joseph 11.90m 3 Dorris, Matthew 24.07 3 Tucker, Iman 8.68

400m Dash 3,000m Run High Jump Shot Put 1 Schwartz, Kyle 50.36 1 Cushman, Alex 8:23.50 1 Oswalt, Joseph 1.93m 1 Tim Lovejoy 16.46m 2 Stouder, Connor 50.62 2 Casey, Kameron 8:28.61 2 Sylla, Moussa 1.76m 2 Hogan, Austin 15.62m 3 Brown, Kenny 52.88 3 Keller, Joel 8:49.28 3 Buelsing, William 1.52m 3 Hodges, Benjamin 15.51m

600m Run 5,000m Run Pole Vault Weight Throw 1 Schwartz, Kyle 1:23.57 1 Cushman, Alex 14:32.56* 1 Hodges, Benjamin 4.35m 1 Lovejoy, Tim 20.35m 2 Brown, Kenny 1:27.23 2 Casey, Kameron 14:59.89 2 Kinman, Tyler 4.13m 2 Ziraldo, Vincent 17.45m 3 Lately, Demetrius 1:27.34 3 Keller, Joel 15:13.40 3 Sylla, Moussa 3.66m 3 Archer, Andrew 16.10m

4x400m Relay 4,000m Distance Medley Relay Heptathlon 1 B. Smith, Dorris 3:28.04 1 O’Brien, Keller 10:29.68 1 Bradshaw, Jacob 3199 Schwartz, Stouder Egan, B. Smith 2 Sylla, Moussa 3019 3 Buelsing, William 2838

WOMEN’S 60m Dash 800m Run 60m Hurdles Triple Jump 1 Caudle, Maya 7.77 1 Casey, Kieran 2:18.63 1 Jackson, Jasmin 9.03 1 Foster, Lindsey 9.04m 1 Martin, LaTisha 7.77 2 Green, Keagin 2:21.31 2 Brooks Majaica 9.12 3 Ware, Arianna 7.86 3 Connor, Erin 2:23.06 3 Ware, Arianna 9.21

200m Dash 3,000m Run High Jump Shot Put 1 Martin, LaTisha 25.13 1 Casey, Kieran 10:15.10* 1 Thompkins, Kaci 1.58m 1 Hickman, Farin 13.90m 2 Caudle, Maya 26.14 2 Al-Anzi, Jasmine 10:23.47 2 Raypole, Corinna 1.55m 2 Monk, Katie 13.73m 3 Rios, Melissa 26.21 3 Havert, Haley 10:25.85 3 Ricke, Julia 1.44m 3 Mendivil, Lissette 13.01m

400m Dash 5,000m Run Pole Vault Weight Throw 1 Martin, LaTisha 57.64 1 Havert, Haley 17:53.71 1 Wieland, Chelsea 3.35m 1 Hickman, Farin 17.80m 2 Jackson, Jasmin 59.99 2 Howland, Jackie 17:54.08 2 Robertson, Allyson 3.14m 2 Mendivil, Lissette 16.56m 3 Crump, Katie 1:00.81 3 Al-Anzi, Jasmine 18:12.07 3 Monk, Katie 16.08m

600m Run 1 Mile Run Long Jump Pentathlon 1 Crump, Katie 1:40.98 1 Casey, Kieran 5:00.86 1 Foster, Lindsey 5.38m 1 Ricke, Julia 2797 2 Green, Keagin 1:41.19 2 Havert, Haley 5:15.28 2 Evans, Kalley 5.36m 2 Raypole, Corinna 2588 3 Hart, Jireh 1:42.72 3 Al-Anzi, Jasmine 5:15.65 3 Edwards, Sarah 5.35m 3 Thompkins, Kaci 2252

4x400m Relay 4,000m Distance Medley Relay 1 Jackson, Crump 3:58.11 1 Casey, Crump 12:24.11 Green, L. Martin Hart, Havert *school record

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2015 TOP OUTDOOR MARKS MEN’S 100m Dash 5,000m Run High Jump Shot Put 1 Qualls, Quinntyn 10.83 1 Casey, Kameron 15:09.23 1 Bluitt, DeAndre 1.95m 1 Hogan, Ausin 16.44m 2 Sylla, Moussa 11.27 2 O’Brien, Sean 15:54.80 2 Oswalt, Joseph 1.90m 2 Archer, Andrew 14.20m 3 Stouder, Connor 11.50 3 Wendorff, Casey 16:22.53 3 Sylla, Moussa 1.76m 3 Boyd, Jordan 13.69m

200m Dash 10,000m Run Pole Vault Discus 1 Qualls, Quinntyn 21.63 1 Buergler, Daniel 34:54.62 1 Kinman, Tyler 4.59m 1 Hogan, Austin 55.15m 2 Stouder, Connor 22.05 2 Wendorff, Casey 35:32.35 2 Hodges, Benjamin 4.40m 2 Boyd, Jordan 44.49m 3 Bass, Joshua 22.35 3 Buelsing, William 3.23m 3 Archer, Andrew 43.68m

400m Dash 110m Hurdles Long Jump Hammer 1 Qualls, Quinntyn 48.42 1 Kittridge, Andrew 14.91 1 Bass, Joshuah 6.79m 1 Ziraldo, Vincent 58.51m 2 Schwartz, Kyle 49.19 2 Tucker, Iman 15.23 2 Oswalt, Joseph 6.77m 2 Hogan, Austin 49.75m 3 Stouder, Connor 50.62 3 Geis, Robert 15.41 3 Craft, Collin 5.86m 3 Archer, Andrew 44.99m

800m Run 400m Hurdles Triple Jump Javelin 1 Smith, Brandon 1:53.72 1 Geis, Robert 54.46 1 Bluitt, DeAndre 12.40m 1 Buelsing, William 29.98m 2 Schwartz, Kyle 1:58.43 2 Tucker, Iman 56.21 2 Oswalt, Joseph 11.87m 3 Egan, Matthew 1:58.54 3 Dorris, Matthew 59.57 3 Craft, Collin 11.80m

1,500m Run 3,000m Steeplechase 1 Keller, Joel 4:00.40 1 Keller, Joel 9:06.56 2 Egan, Matthew 4:02.97 2 Casey, Kameron 9:17.18 3 O’Brien, Sean 4:03.29

4x100m Relay 4x400m Relay 1 Allen, Kittridge, 42.99 1 Geis, Stouder, 3:20.69 Stouder, Sylla Dorris, Schwartz

WOMEN’S 100m Dash 5,000m Run High Jump Shot Put 1 Caudle, Maya 12.20 1 Howland, Jackie 17:40.89 1 Walter, Kelly 1.68m 1 Hickman, Farin 14.19m 2 Martin, LaTisha 12.36 2 Havert, Haley 17:47.39 2 Thompkins, Kaci 1.60m 2 Monk, Katie 13.50m 3 Rios, Melissa 12.44 3 Holmes, Samantha 17:48.25 3 Ballard, Kylie 1.57m 3 Mendivil, Lissette 13.26m

200m Dash 10,000m Run Pole Vault Discus 1 Martin, LaTisha 24.40 1 Howland, Jackie 37:47.17 1 Wieland, Chelsea 3.35m 1 Mendivil, Lissette 49.75m 2 Caudle, Maya 25.27 2 Harrison, Michaela 38:45.65 2 Robertson, Allyson 3.34m 2 Monk, Katie 47.58m 3 Ware, Arianna 25.56 3 Holmes Samantha 40:45.99 3 McQuay, Martina 45.12m Long Jump 400m Dash 100m Hurdles 1 Evans, Kailey 5.39m Hammer 1 Martin, LaTisha 55.41 1 Jackson, Jasmin 14.41 2 Foster, Lindsey 5.21m 1 Hickman, Farin 59.31m* 2 German, Princess 57.05 2 Brooks, Majaica 14.45 3 Yeadon, Chelsea 5.04 m 2 Mendivil, Lissette 50.61m 3 Green, Keagin 59.52 3 Patton, Hannah 17.03 3 Monk, Katie 46.10m Triple Jump 800m Run 400m Hurdles 1 Evans, Kailey 10.53m Javelin 1 Green, Keagin 2:19.53 1 Jackson, Jasmin 1:03.14 2 Foster, Lindsey 9.78m 1 Hickman, Farin 36.50m 2 Crump, Katie 2:21.07 2 Ware, Arianna 1:04.08 2 Mendivil,Lissette 27.82m 3 Connor, Erin 2:22.14 3 Heinrichs, Jourdin 1:04.36 3 Heinrichs, Jourdin 25.41m

1,500m Run 3,000m Steeplechase 1 Casey, Kieran 4:39.04 1 Casey Kieran 10:57.11 2 Havert, Haley 4:50.61 2 Havert, Haley 11:16.03 *school record 3 Al-Anzi, Jasmine 4:53.09 3 Vance, Maya 11:46.14

4x100m Relay 4x400m Relay 1 Ware, Rios 46.83 1 Ware, Martin 3:54.76 Caudle, Martin Green, German

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