TABLE OF CONTENTS Departmental Awards STUDENT-ATHLETES OF THE MONTH Page September Craig Ray, Football NACDA Directors’ Cup 2 Darin Pinnick, Women’s Golf GLVC Multi-Sport Trophies 3 October Justin Roberts, Men’s Soccer Postseason Awards 4 Lyndsay Callahan, Volleyball Academic All-Conference 5 November Nick Walpole, Wrestling Maura Donahue, Women’s Swimming FALL SPORTS December Darius Adams, Men’s Basketball Cross Country 6-7 Katy McIntosh, Women’s Basketball Football 8-11 January Darius Adams, Men’s Basketball Men’s Soccer 12-13 Kierra Allen, Women’s Track & Field Women’s Soccer 14-15
February Robert Gardner, Men’s Track & Field Volleyball 16-18 Jennifer DeMotte, Softball
March Nick Walpole, Wrestling WINTER SPORTS Jamie Keltz, Softball Men’s Basketball 19-21 Women’s Basketball 22-24 April Robert Gardner, Men’s Track & Field Kelsey Rummel, Softball Swimming & Diving 25-28 Wrestling 29-30
SPRING SPORTS CHUCK MALENDER FEMALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE Baseball 31-33 Meghan Donahue, Women’s Swimming & Diving Men’s Golf 34-35 PARKER P. JORDAN MALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE Women’s Golf 36-37 Austin Biefnes, Men’s Swimming & Diving Softball 38-40 KELSO M. REID MENTAL ATTITUDE AWARD Men’s Tennis 41-42 Jessica Breeden, Softball Women’s Tennis 43-44 WALTER BRENNEMAN SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Track & Field 45-48 Blair Webb, Men’s Golf
DR. ROBERT M. BROOKER MOST VALUABLE MALE ATHLETE Nick Walpole, Wrestling
DR. ROBERT M. BROOKER MOST VALUABLE FEMALE ATHLETE Maura Donahue, Women’s Swimming & Diving
1 NACDA DIRECTORS’ CUP CLEVELAND -- The University of Indianapolis finished the The Greyhounds also received scoring from men’s basket- 2010-11 season ranked 20th in the final Learfield Sports ball, men’s swimming and diving, women’s golf, men’s golf Directors’ Cup Division II standings, released today. This and softball. is the fifth consecutive season that the Greyhounds have finished in the top 20 among NCAA Division II athletic pro- Indianapolis is one of only two Great Lakes Valley Con- grams and eighth time in the last nine seasons. ference programs in the top 20. Drury ranked 11th in Division II, while the GLVC’s third-place school, Northern UIndy scored 453.5 points in 10 sports, led by volleyball Kentucky, finished in 35th. which reached the regional final and women’s swimming and diving placing 10th in the country. Behind Nick Wal- The Directors’ Cup is annually awarded to the best overall pole’s national championship, the wrestling team placed collegiate athletics program in the country, tallying points 12th in the country, while men’s track and field earned for an institution’s national finishes in up to 14 sports -- points in both the indoor and outdoor season. seven women’s and seven men’s. It was developed as a joint effort between the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and USA Today.
2010-11 STANDINGS 1 Grand Valley St. (Mich.) 1057.50 36 Minnesota Duluth 366.00 70 Seattle Pacific (Wash.) 261.50 2 Central Missouri 779.75 37 Metropolitan State (Colo.) 365.00 72 Brigham Young Hawaii 257.00 3 Augustana (S.D.) 761.50 38 Wingate (N.C.) 358.00 73 Fort Hays State (Kan.) 256.25 4 Abilene Christian (Tex.) 718.00 39 Johnson C. Smith (N.C.) 353.25 74 Slippery Rock (Pa.) 255.00 5 Adams State (Colo.) 696.00 40 Lincoln (Mo.) 350.00 75 Clayton (Ga.) 253.00 6 UC San Diego 668.50 41 Findlay (Ohio) 348.00 76 West Virginia Wesleyan 250.00 7 Western Washington 653.75 42 Central Oklahoma 346.50 77 Chadron State (Neb.) 242.25 8 Grand Canyon (Ariz.) 636.50 43 Mesa State (Colo.) 346.25 78 West Liberty (W.Va.) 241.50 9 Ashland (Ohio) 624.00 44 Columbus State (Ga.) 340.00 79 Bridgeport (Conn.) 238.00 10 Shippensburg (Pa.) 612.75 45 Adelphi (N.Y.) 339.00 80 Fort Lewis (Colo.) 234.75 11 Drury (Mo.) 563.75 46 Emporia State (Kan.) 335.00 81 North Alabama 230.00 12 California (Pa.) 538.50 47 Queens (N.C.) 330.50 81 Tarleton State (Tex.) 230.00 13 Minnesota State Mankato 529.25 48 Northwest Missouri State 319.00 83 Lewis (Ill.) 229.33 14 Western State (Colo.) 507.50 49 Bentley (Mass.) 318.00 84 St. Rose (N.Y.) 229.00 15 Indiana (Pa.) 502.33 49 Flagler (Fl.) 318.00 85 St. Edward’s (Tex.) 226.00 16 Mercyhurst (Pa.) 495.00 51 Stonehill (Mass.) 314.75 86 New Haven (Conn.) 224.00 17 Winona State (Minn.) 465.25 52 East Stroudsburg (Pa.) 293.50 87 Alabama Huntsville 222.83 18 Colorado School of Mines 460.50 53 Ferris State (Mich.) 291.00 88 Shaw (N.C.) 222.00 19 Florida Southern 456.00 54 Massachusetts Lowell 289.75 89 Delta State (Miss.) 217.00 20 Indianapolis (Ind.) 453.50 55 C W Post LIU (N.Y.) 284.50 90 Hillsdale (Mich.) 216.00 21 Tampa (Fla.) 432.00 56 American Internat’l (Mass.) 281.50 91 Incarnate Word (Tex.) 215.00 22 Nova Southeastern (Fla.) 431.00 57 Mary (N.D.) 281.25 92 Missouri S&T 213.00 23 Barry (Fla.) 426.00 58 Sonoma State (Calif.) 280.25 93 Limestone (S.C.) 212.00 24 Rollins (Fla.) 410.00 59 Lynn (Fla.) 280.00 94 Cal Poly Pomona 211.00 25 Southern Connecticut St. 407.00 60 Pittsburg State (Kan.) 278.00 95 Florida Tech 209.00 26 Alaska Anchorage 404.00 61 North Carolina Pembroke 277.50 96 Wayne State (Neb.) 208.50 26 Chico State 404.00 62 West Chester (Pa.) 273.50 97 Northern Michigan 208.00 28 St. Cloud State (Minn.) 399.50 63 Dowling (N.Y.) 272.00 98 Angelo State (Tex.) 207.75 29 Nebraska Omaha 397.00 64 Clarion (Pa.) 271.00 99 Southern Indiana 203.50 30 Kutztown (Pa.) 393.83 65 Armstrong Atlantic St. (Ga.) 270.50 100 Cal State Monterey Bay 201.50 31 Wayne State (Mich.) 391.00 66 Truman State (Mo.) 267.00 Cal State San Bernardino 201.50 32 Nebraska Kearney 383.50 67 Bloomsburg (Pa.) 266.50 33 West Florida 378.00 68 St. Augustine’s (N.C.) 266.25 Note: Only top 101 of 234 scoring schools 34 Midwestern State (Tex.) 372.00 69 Augusta State (Ga.) 263.00 listed. 35 Northern Kentucky 371.00 70 Lock Haven (Pa.) 261.50
ALL-TIME RESULTS YEAR UINDY FINISH CHAMPION YEAR UINDY FINISH CHAMPION 2010-11 20th Grand Valley State 2002-03 13th University of California-Davis 2009-10 17th Grand Valley State 2001-02 55th University of California-Davis 2008-09 5th Grand Valley State 2000-01 8th University of California-Davis 2007-08 15th Grand Valley State 1999-00 38th University of California-Davis 2006-07 18th Grand Valley State 1998-99 96th Adams State College (Colo.) 2005-06 44th Grand Valley State 1997-98 78th California State-Bakerfield 2004-05 18th Grand Valley State 1996-97 5th University of California-Davis 2003-04 14th Grand Valley State 1995-96 38th University of California-Davis
2 GLVC MULTI-SPORTS TROPHIES 2010-11 ALL-SPORTS TROPHY FINAL STANDINGS
MCC WCC MSo WSo VB MBB WBB MGlf WGlf MTen WTen SB BB MTF WTF Total Lewis 8 7 12.5 6.5 15 7.5 15 13 6 7.5 12 15 10 4.5 9 148.5 Southern Indiana 11 11 5 12.5 12 14 9 5 12 11 7.5 7 13 5.5 4.5 140.0 Northern Kentucky 9 5 15 14 12 11.5 7.5 12 3 9.5 10.5 11 14 1.5 3 138.5 Drury 7 10 9 8 8 13 10.5 11 10 9.5 13 8 11 4 2 134.0 Indianapolis 6 3 14 5 14 11.5 14 7.5 8 3.5 7.5 10 7 10 9.5 130.5 Bellarmine 12 9 9 11 9.5 15 5 7.5 7 5.5 5 9 8 8.5 8.5 129.5 Missouri -St. Louis x x 7 6.5 12 9.5 3 9.5 11 7.5 9 13 3 x x 91.0 Quincy 1 - 11 12.5 3 7.5 13 2.5 2 3.5 6 14 15 x x 91.0 Rockhurst x x 9 9 9.5 4.5 1 9.5 4 12 10.5 12 9 x x 90.0 Missouri S&T 5 6 12.5 10 6.5 1.5 10.5 x x x x 5 12 8.5 6.5 84.0 UW-Parkside 10 8 4 15 6.5 4.5 12 6 x x x 4 5 4 5 84.0 Saint Joseph’s 4 4 6 1 5 6 5 1 - 1.5 2.5 3 6 7 6 58.0 Ill.-Springfield x x 2.5 2.5 3 3 2 4 5 5.5 4 6 1.5 x x 39.0 Maryville 3 2 2.5 4 3 1.5 5 x 9 1.5 1 1.5 1.5 1.5 1 38.0 Kentucky Wesleyan 2 1 1 2.5 1 9.5 7.5 2.5 1 x 2.5 1.5 4 x x 36.0
Note: Pursuant to Section 1.D.1.b in the GLVC Handbook, institutions participating in both the indoor and outdoor track & field competitions will receive All-Sports Trophy points based on the average score of their finish in both events.
2010-11 COMMISSIONER’S CUP FINAL STANDINGS
MSC WSC VB MBB WBB SB BB Total Northern Kentucky 15 14 12 11.5 7.5 11 14 85 Lewis 12.5 6.5 15 7.5 15 15 10 81.5 Quincy 11 12.5 3 7.5 13 14 15 76 Indianapolis 14 5 14 11.5 14 10 7 75.5 Southern Indiana 5 12.5 12 14 9 7 13 72.5 Drury 9 8 8 13 10.5 8 11 67.5 Bellarmine 9 11 9.5 15 5 9 8 66.5 Missouri S&T 12.5 10 6.5 1.5 10.5 5 12 58 Missouri -St. Louis 7 6.5 12 9.5 3 13 3 54 Rockhurst 9 9 9.5 4.5 1 12 9 54 UW-Parkside 4 15 6.5 4.5 12 4 5 51 Saint Joseph’s 6 1 5 6 5 3 6 32 Kentucky Wesleyan 1 2.5 1 9.5 7.5 1.5 4 27 Ill.-Springfield 2.5 2.5 3 3 2 6 1.5 20.5 Maryville 2.5 4 3 1.5 5 1.5 1.5 19
ALL-TIME ALL-SPORTS TROPHY SUMMARY ALL-TIME COMMISSIONER’S CUP SUMMARY YEAR UINDY FINISH CHAMPION YEAR UINDY FINISH CHAMPION YEAR UINDY FINISH CHAMPION 2010-11 5th Lewis 1993-94 3rd Southern Indiana 2010-11 4th Northern Kentucky 2009-10 3rd Drury 1992-93 2nd Lewis 2009-10 4th Northern Kentucky 2008-09 2nd Northern Kentucky 1991-92 3rd Lewis 2008-09 3rd Northern Kentucky 2007-08 4th SIU Edwardsville 1990-91 3rd Bellarmine 2007-08 5th Northern Kentucky 2006-07 3rd SIU Edwardsville 1989-90 4th Lewis 2006-07 4th SIU Edwardsville 2005-06 4th Northern Kentucky 1988-89 4th Lewis 2005-06 8th Northern Kentucky 2004-05 4th Northern Kentucky 1987-88 5th Lewis 2004-05 5th Northern Kentucky 2003-04 2nd Southern Indiana 1986-87 6th Lewis 2003-04 5th Southern Indiana 2002-03 1st Indianapolis 1985-86 4th Lewis 2002-03 2nd Northern Kentucky 2001-02 2nd Northern Kentucky 1984-85 8th Lewis 2000-01 5th Northern Kentucky 1983-84 5th Lewis 1999-00 4th Northern Kentucky 1982-83 3rd Southern Indiana 1998-99 5th Lewis 1981-82 5th Bellarmine 1997-98 4th SIU Edwardsville 1980-81 3rd Southern Indiana 1996-97 5th Lewis 1979-80 T-4th Bellarmine 1995-96 3rd Lewis 1978-79 1st Indianapolis 1994-95 1st Indianapolis
3 POSTSEASON AWARDS All-ConferenceX, 1st Team [29 people, 41 accolades] All-ConferenceX, 3rd Team [9] All-Region, 1st Team [cont.] Darius Adams, Men’s Basketball Courtney Anglemyer, Volleyball Haley Miller (3), Women’s In./Out. Track & Field* Kierra Allen (2), Women’s In./Out. Track & Field Kaleb Cunningham, Baseball Aaron Monson, Men’s Golf (GCAA) Nick Brattain (2), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field Donovan Drake, Baseball Cheneta Morrison, Volleyball (AVCA)^ Jennifer DeMotte, Softball Lauren Edwards, Softball Kenya Owens, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field* Cori Eckerle, Softball Jamie Keltz, Softball Craig Ray, Football (Daktronics) Jerel Flournoy (2), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field Katie Lyons, Women’s Basketball Matt Royer (2), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field* Robert Gardner (2), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field Max Marsh, Men’s Soccer Kelsey Rummel, Softball (NFCA) Randall Hudi, Men’s Indoor Track & Field^ Adrian Moss, Men’s Basketball Valorie Wagner, Women’s Indoor Track & Field* Blaze Hurley, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field^ Cory Rupert, Baseball Katy Watson, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field* Kevin Keene, Men’s Indoor Track & Field Jacob Yocum, Men’s Golf (GCAA) Kristina Kerrigan, Volleyball All-ConferenceX Honorable Mention [4] Jermel Kindred (2), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field Ryan Forney, Football All-Region, 2nd Team [6 people, 8 accolades] Delta Martin (2), Women’s In./Out. Track & Field Joe Britner, Football Lyndsay Callahan, Volleyball (Daktronics)^ Mark Martinez (2), Men’s Outdoor Track & Field Alex Byrnes, Football Cori Eckerle, Softball (NFCA) and Cross Country^ Mike Dum, Football Jamie Keltz (2), Softball (Daktronics & NFCA) Skylar Mattox, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field Cheneta Morrison, Volleyball (Daktronics)^ Branden Miller, Men’s Indoor Track & Field ConferenceX Player of the Year [4 sports] Kristina Kerrigan, Volleyball (Daktronics)^ Angelique McNeal (2), Women’s In./Out. Track & Field Robert Gardner (2), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field Chris Saroff (2), Baseball (Daktronics & NCBWA) Haley Miller (2), Women’s In./Out. Track & Field Angelique McNeal (2), Women’s In./Out. Track & Field Aaron Monson, Men’s Golf All-Region, Honorable Mention [1] Cheneta Morrison, Volleyball ConferenceX Freshman of the Year [2] Kristina Kerrigan, Volleyball (AVCA)^ Kenya Owens, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field^ Cori Eckerle, Softball Darin Pinnick, Women’s Golf Jacob Yocum, Men’s Golf ^ one of two different all-region team nods Craig Ray, Football * named all-region by the USTFCCCA Heather Rourk, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field ConferenceX Coach of the Year [4 sports] Matt Royer (2), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field Scott Fangman (2), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field Kelsey Rummel, Softball and Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Chris Saroff, Baseball Ken Piepenbrink, Women’s Golf Carl Smith (2), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field All-America, 1st Team X Valorie Wagner (2), Women’s In./Out. Track & Field Football players and swimmers earned conference [18 people, 34 performances] honors from the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Shiran Abrahamson, Women’s Swimming Conference (GLIAC) while all others listed were recog- X Nikolas Aresti, Men’s Swimming All-Conference 2nd Team [19 people, 22 accolades] nized by the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC). Shirah Bennet (2), Women’s In./Out. Track & Field Bruno Barbosa (2), Men’s Swimming Ben Bertoli, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field ^ one of two different all-conference team nods Nick Brattain (2) , Men’s In./Out. Track & Field Lyndsay Callahan, Volleyball Musaffer Demitras, Men’s Swimming Max Davis, Football Jennifer DeMotte, Softball (Daktronics) Tyran Fakes, Football Maura Donahue (7), Women’s Swimming Cory Fornal, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field All-Region, 1st Team [26 people, 55 accolades] Meghan Donahue (3), Women’s Swimming Randall Hudi, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field^ Darius Adams, Men’s Basketball (ABCA & Daktronics) Jerel Flournoy (2), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field Blaze Hurley, Men’s Indoor Track & Field^ Kierra Allen (5), Women’s In./Out. Track & Field* Robert Gardner (3), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field Courtney Kuzmicz, Women’s Out. Track & Field Nick Brattain (2), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field* Blaze Hurley, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field Zach Little (2), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field Lyndsay Callahan, Volleyball (AVCA)^ Matt Irwin, Wrestling Mark Martinez, Men’s Indoor Track & Field^ Jennifer DeMotte (2), Softball (Daktronics & NFCA) Jermel Kindred (2), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field Isabelle May, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Jerel Flournoy (5), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field* Guy Kogel, Men’s Swimming Marcus Montgomery, Men’s Indoor Track & Field Seth Galloway, Men’s Out. Track & Field* Julia Madeira (3), Women’s Swimming Kenya Owens, Women’s Indoor Track & Field^ Robert Gardner (6), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field* Craig Ray, Football (AFCA)^ Nikko Peebles, Men’s Indoor Track & Field Randall Hudi (2), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field* Matt Royer, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field Saidat Sanuth, Women’s Indoor Track & Field Blaze Hurley, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field* Nick Walpole, Wrestling Jordan VanDyke, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Kevin Keene, Men’s Indoor Track & Field* Katy Watson (2), Women’s In./Out. Track & Field Jermel Kindred (3), Men’s In./Out. Track & Field* All-America, 2nd Team [4] Shane Wyant, Men’s Indoor Track & Field Max Marsh, Men’s Soccer (Daktronics) Darius Adams, Men’s Basketball (Daktronics)^ Delta Martin (3), Women’s In./Out. Track & Field* Cheneta Morrison, Volleyball (AVCA) Angelique McNeal (7), Women’s In./Out. Track & Field* Craig Ray, Football (Daktronics)^ Branden Miller, Men’s Indoor Track & Field* Kelsey Rummel, Softball (NFCA)
All-America, Honorable Mention [3] Darius Adams, Men’s Basketball (D-II Bulletin)^ Lyndsay Callahan, Volleyball (AVCA) Aaron Monson, Men’s Golf (GCAA) ^ one of two different All-America team nods
TOTALS* SAs Nods # of All-Conference honors 57 76 # of All-Region honors 30 64 # of All-American honors 23 41
Ex.- 23 student-athletes combined to earn 41 All-America nods. * includes honorable mention accolades
4 ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE Baseball (7) Dustin Tyler *** Women’s Swimming & Kenya Owens *** Daniel Canada Noah Wahl Diving^ (13) Jenifer Patrick Cody Clarke Chris Woods Shiran Abrahamson Lauren Rascoe Jesse Herrman Shane Wyant Rachel Brozinick ** Courtney Raypole Ethan Levi ** Julia Collins Jillian Reisinger Derek Locascio Men’s Golf (4) Maura Donahue Rachel Richman Kyler Mason Steve Duncan Meghan Donahue ** Laura Riggins Spenser Smith Rob Gleixner Ashlee Fishburn Rachel Robertson ** Aaron Monson ** Vicki Galiamoutsa ** Saidat Sanuth ** Men’s Basketball (4) Blair Webb **** Rebekah Harris ** Jordan VanDyke Nate Blank Kristin Howdyshell ** Valorie Wagner Joe Daniels Women’s Golf (5) Jaclyn Luscomb ** Katy Watson ** Jarrett Hamilton Jenny Konop Alex Norris Brittany Wells Paul Corsaro Darin Pinnick ** Stephanie Steider** Hillary Wenning ** Brianna Scheidler Vanessa Wickert Haley Wittig Women’s Basketball (6) Amy Thompson Kaitlin Worthington Kaleigh Andrews Hillary Wenning Men’s Tennis (9) Megan Birchmeier Michael Bradley Volleyball (8) Katy McIntosh Men’s Soccer (11) Taylor Broda *** Kenzie Bruggeman Rose Savela Ryan Barnett Trevor Cox Lyndsay Callahan **** Shelby Wall Taku Chapman *** Dan Lutocka Hannah Kelzer *** Eliza Wortman Grant Dilger *** Jeff Price ** Amber Lucas ** Hunter Extine ** Nicholas Reinhart Cheneta Morrison *** Men’s Cross Country (8) Ross Kirch David Schoch Aaron Beck Thomas McGuire *** Preston Swain WrestlingX (5) Jacob Fisher Joseph McGuire ** Pete Wilson Ethan Harris Vincent Georgescu Zachary Pigg ** Matt Irwin Josh Gornall **** Will Tanoury **** Women’s Tennis (8) David Lopez Mark Martinez Andrew Verhonik Rachel Barger ** George Lopez Timothy Mosier Jesse Waninger Mary Covington ** Shelby Mappes Andrew Piropato *** Katie Jackson ** Quinn Ruich Women’s Soccer (15) Kasey Land Chaunell Abrams ** Claire Liles * number of years honored Women’s Cross Country Libby Anderl *** Alena Perez-Majul ** ^ GLIAC sport; all others, besides wrestling (see below) compete (12) Morgan Binder *** Ceciley Starkey **** in the GLVC Emily Bernstein ** Ashley Blocker Meghan Teunis *** X UIndy Wrestling competes as an Kaitlin Boester **** Kaitlyn Braunig independent and thus is not eligible Stephanie Cave ** Kellie Donnelly *** Men’s Track & Field (14) for conference awards. Honorees were recognized by the NWCA as Natalie Chamberlain ** Nicole Duncan Clayton Abbott D-II All-Academic Team members. Kimberly Condra ** Shannon Ellis Aaron Beck Lindsay Houvener *** Abby Gross Ben Bertoli *** Stephanie Kennedy *** Haley Miller Nick Brattain Christie Nurkowski *** Shae Morris *** Jacob Fisher Jenifer Patrick Brea Petty ** Cory Fornal **** Courtney Raypole ** Briana Syverson ** Vincent Georgescu Laura Riggins *** Kelsey Wendholt Dustin Gilpatrick Brittany Wells Taryn Zimmerman **** Josh Gornall Mark Martinez Football^ (23) Softball (7) Tim Mosier GLVC TOTALS Jerrett Ban DeVyn Barker Christopher Parker 1. Bellarmine 158 Joe Britner** Krysta Bradford Andrew Piropato 2. Indianapolis 148 Will Brucker Jessica Breeden *** Quinn Ruich 3. Drury 139 Ben Buhler** Jennifer DeMotte ** 4. Lewis 132 Dustin Burford*** Cori Eckerle Women’s Track & Field (32) 5. Maryville 120 Paul Corsaro** Lauren Edwards Emily Bernstein 6. Southern Indiana 107 Rob Doyle** Audrey Ernst ** Kaitlin Boester ** 7. Rockhurst 103 Mike Dum** Stephanie Cave ** 8. Missouri S&T 98 Ryan Eifrid Men’s Swimming & Diving^ Natalie Chamberlain 9. Saint Joseph’s 95 Ryan Forney** (11) Chelsey Chang **** 10. Quincy 94 Tyran Fakes*** Nikolas Aresti Kimberly Condra ** 11. Northern Kentucky 84 Luke Harbers Austin Biefnes ** Caitlin Gannaway ** 12. Missouri-St. Louis 65 Nate Jackson Rico Ewing ** Adriana Ganz ** 13. UW-Parkside 60 Dionte Keys Baris Ilhan ** Lindsay Houvener 14. Kentucky Wesleyan 42 Joe Leach Justin Klopp Amanda Hozan *** 15. Illinois-Springfield 33 Andrew Mansaray** Guy Kogel ** Madelyn Jerome TOTAL 1,478 Kaleb Ogden Justin Lyle Jordyn Keele ** Ben Polizzi Brad Rissler *** Stephanie Kennedy * UIndy GLVC total plus football, Craig Ray*** Aviv Sela Courtney Kuzmicz swimming & wrestling comes to 200 Seth Smoker *** Haley Miller Bryan Zann*** Christie Nurkowski
5 CROSS COUNTRY WRAP UP On The Mark: Junior Mark Martinez earned MEN’S his second All-GLVC honor at the 2010 GLVC DATE EVENT RESULT Cross Country Championships, taking 11th 09/04 Wabash Hokum Karem 4th of 6 overall in the men’s race. Martinez’s showing 09/11 Hanover Invite 2nd of 3 09/17 Indiana Intercollegiates 5th of 15 helped UIndy to a ninth-place overall finish. 10/02 Sean Earl Lakefront 22nd of 41 The 2010 season marks the second in which 10/16 UW-Parkside Invite 3rd of 8 10/22 Illini Open 4th of 5 Martinez has led UIndy at the GLVC race. 11/06 GLVC Championships 9th of 12 11/20 NCAA Regionals 18th of 21 Women Finish Seventh at GLVCs: The All-GLVC Greyhound women’s squad finished seventh Mark Martinez place overall at the 2010 GLVC Cross Country Academic All-GLVC Championships, with freshman Sutton Knapp Aaron Beck leading the squad with a 28th place finish in Jacob Fisher Vincent Georgescu the race. Josh Gornall **** Mark Martinez Timothy Mosier Regional Action: The Greyhound men’s har- Andrew Piropato *** riers took 18th overall and the women fin- Quinn Ruich ished 16th at the 2010 NCAA Cross Country GLVC COP’s Academic Excellence Award Regionals. Martinez led UIndy with a 28th place finish in the men’s Josh Gornall race, while Stephanie Cave led the UIndy women with a 42nd place finish.
WOMEN’S DATE EVENT RESULT 09/04 Wabash Hokum Karem 2nd of 6 09/11 Hanover Invite 1st of 3 09/17 Indiana Intercollegiates 1st of 12 10/02 Sean Earl Lakefront 27th of 41 10/16 UW-Parkside Invite 7th of 10 10/22 Illini Open 5th of 7 11/06 GLVC Championships 7th of 12 11/20 NCAA Regionals 18th of 22
Academic All-GLVC Emily Bernstein ** Kaitlin Boester **** Stephanie Cave ** Natalie Chamberlain ** Kimberly Condra ** Lindsay Houvener *** Stephanie Kennedy *** Christie Nurkowski *** Jenifer Patrick Courtney Raypole ** Laura Riggins *** Brittany Wells
GLVC COP’s Academic Excellence Award Kaitlin Boester Mark Martinez Josh Gornall GLVC Team Academic Award William A. Bright MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award Women’s Cross Country
Stephanie Cave Kaitlin Boester Mary L. Baumgartner MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 6 CROSS COUNTRY MEN’S INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
Hokum Karem Hanover Indiana Inter. Sean Earl Wis.-Parkside Illini Open GLVC NCAA Regionals Sep. 4 (2 X 3 mile relay) Sep. 11 Sep. 17 Oct. 2 Oct. 16 Oct. 22 Nov. 7 Nov. 20 Aaron Beck 31:21 (26th) 17:46 (15th) … 28:36 (350th) 28:42.3 (51st) 27:48 (40th) 27:43 (102nd) 35:01.79 (117th) Sam Bird 29:12 (6th) 16:22 (3rd) 26:37.80 (10th) 26:20 (93rd) 26:18.7 (4th) 25:54 (12th) … … Chris Corsaro 30:04 (11th) 17:02 (8th) 30:42.80 (104th) 28:42 (356th) 27:58.3 (33rd) 29:08 (59th) 27:11 (57th) 38:31.21 (137th) Jon Duty 31:21 (26th) 17:24 (13th) 28:31.90 (64th) 28:14 (312nd) 28:15.0 (40th) … 28:12 (113th) … Jacob Fisher … … 27:14.50 (25th) 27:20 (223rd) … 27:08 (29th) 26:49 (50th) 35:18.28 (121st) Vincent Georgescu … … … 29:19 (404th) 29:29.7 (67th) 28:59 (57th) 29:06 (129th) … Josh Gornall 30:04 (11th) 17:07 (9th) 27:59.90 (49th) 26:52 (170th) 27:36.2 (27th) 26:46 (23rd) 26:59 (55th) 33:47.32 (84th) Trevor Johnson … … 29:01.70 (77th) 29:57 (435th) 29:14.9 (61st) 28:46 (55th) 27:42 (65th) … Mark Martinez 29:12 (6th) 16:12 (1st) 26:11.00 (3rd) 25:55 (36th) … 25:54 (11th) 25:31 (11th) 32:20.16 (28th) Patrick McCarthy 30:37 (18th) 17:46 (15th) 29:19.20 (86th) 28:52 (371st) 29:14.9 (65th) 28:40 (51st) 28:38 (123rd) … Ben McMillan 30:37 (18th) 17:20 (11th) … 28:17 (317th) 28:10.0 (39th) 27:18 (32nd) 27:32 (60th) 37:05.40 (131st) Ian O’Boyle … … … 26:48 (162nd) 26:50.6 (9th) 27:15 (31st) 27:33 (61st) … Quinn Ruich 32:15 (31st) 18:48 (26th) … … … … … … Justin Sherwood 32:15 (31st) 18:10 (20th) … 28:29 (339th) 29:50.3 (71st) 28:01 (44th) 27:50 (105th) …
WOMEN’S INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
Hokum Karem Hanover Indiana Inter. Sean Earl Wis.-Parkside Illini Open GLVC NCAA Regionals Sep. 4 (2 X 3 mile relay) Sep. 11 Sep. 17 Oct. 2 Oct. 16 Oct. 22 Nov. 7 Nov. 20 Emily Bernstein 24:31 (9th) 21:13 (12th) 21:19.60 (50th) 20:57 (297th) 20:47.8 (55th) … 24:43 (53rd) 25:12.71 (126th) Kaitlin Boester 24:31 (9th) 20:36 (5th) 20:06.10 (16th) 19:57 (180th) 20:02.5 (43rd) 19:50 (38th) 23:58 (42nd) 24:32.85 (113th) Stephanie Cave 24:20 (8th) 20:19 (3rd) 19:59.90 (15th) 19:24 (105th) 19:43.2 (29th) 19:26 (28th) 23:54 (37th) 22:55.78 (42nd) Natalie Chamberlain 24:38 (12th) 21:25 (15th) 21:02.40 (41st) 20:47 (285th) 22:19.6 (82nd) 21:30 (63rd) 25:19 (81st) … Kimberly Condra … 21:37 (17th) … 21:11 (319th) 20:49.2 (57th) 20:21 (47th) 25:35 (85th) … Sara Culler 26:45 (25th) 23:11 (30th) … 22:57 (422nd) … … 28:43 (113th) … Katie Hall 26:53 (26th) 23:17 (31st) … 21:49 (365th) 21:56.0 (75th) 22:42 (70th) 26:35 (100th) … Lindsay Houvener … 22:12 (21st) … 21:15 (325th) 20:34.5 (51st) 20:12 (44th) 24:58 (71st) … Stephanie Kennedy 26:53 (26th) 23:46 (33rd) … 22:28 (401st) 22:47.7 (86th) 22:50 (71st) 27:50 (110th) … Sutton Knapp 23:08 (2nd) 20:33 (4th) 19:49.80 (11th) 19:38 (139th) … 19:17 (23rd) 23:36 (28th) 24:08.71 (95th) Michelle Lewis 23:08 (2nd) 20:40 (6th) 20:39.70 (27th) 20:31 (258th) 19:57.8 (39th) 20:09 (42nd) 23:55 (38th) 25:26.35 (132nd) Christie Nurkowski 25:45 (19th) 21:33 (16th) … 21:12 (320th) 20:43.5 (53rd) 21:10 (60th) 25:13 (77th) … Jenifer Patrick 26:45 (25th) 22:49 (24th) … 21:50 (366th) 22:58.1 (87th) 22:28 (69th) 26:45 (102nd) … Courtney Raypole 24:20 (8th) 21:09 (11th) 20:41.10 (30th) 20:02 (190th) 20:16.3 (47th) 19:38 (33rd) 24:04 (46th) 24:17.61 (105th) Laura Riggins … 22:02 (20th) … 22:02 (377th) 21:56.3 (76th) 21:33 (64th) 25:45 (88th) … Molly Shannon … 22:24 (22nd) … 21:16 (327th) 21:31.2 (67th) 20:45 (56th) 25:32 (84th) … Brittany Wells … … … … 22:03.3 (78th) 21:47 (66th) 26:16 (95th) … Katherine Wilhelm 23:08 (2nd) … 19:46.50 (10th) … … … … … Leanne Winterrowd 25:45 (19th) … … 21:50 (367th) 22:01.2 (77th) … … … Haley Wittig 24:20 (7th) 20:47 (7th) 20.17.60 (19th) 20:46 (282nd) 20:24.8 (50th) 20:36 (49nd) 24:53 (55th) 26:04.73 (136th)
7 FOOTBALL WRAP UP In It to Win It: By earning victories in three of their final four RECORD: 6-5, 5-5 GLIAC games, the Greyhounds finished 6-5 in 2010, notching their first win- DATE OPP. RESULT ning season in three years. UIndy escaped the Upper Peninsula with 09/02 at Kentucky Wesleyan W 38-10 a 6-5 victory over Northern Michigan, then won its last two home 09/11 * ASHLAND W 17-12 09/18 * at Grand Valley State L 31-38 games against Ferris State and Ohio Dominican. 09/25 * MICHIGAN TECH L 10-24 10/02 * at Findlay W 20-3 10/09 * NORTHWOOD L 24-31 Prior to last fall, the Greyhounds put together three straight 6-5 sea- 10/16 * at Saginaw Valley State L 20-24 sons from 2005-07 before going 5-6 and 4-7 in 2008 and 2009, re- 10/23 * at Northern Michigan W 6-5 spectively. 10/30 * FERRIS STATE W 37-33 11/06 * at Wayne State L 27-41 11/13 * OHIO DOMINICAN W 31-17 Superior Win: UIndy’s aforementioned one-point victory against * GLIAC game the Wildcats Oct. 23 marked its first-ever win at Northern Michigan in 10 tries at the Superior Dome. Trailing 3-0 midway through the FINAL GLIAC STANDINGS fourth quarter, freshman quarterback Chris Mills led the Greyhounds School GLIAC Pct. Overall Pct. 77 yards in just 2:12 against the league’s top defense and the na- 1. Grand Valley St. 9-1 .900 11-2 .846 2. Wayne St. (Mich.) 8-2 .800 9-2 .818 tion’s third-ranked pass defense. Mills found senior Tyran Fakes in 3. Michigan Tech 8-2 .800 8-2 .800 the end zone for a 12-yard scoring strike, a play setup by a 42-yard 4. Hillsdale 8-2 .800 9-3 .750 5. Ashland 7-3 .700 8-3 .727 pass to junior Ryan Forney. Mills went 4-for-4 for 74 yards on the 6. Indianapolis 5-5 .500 6-5 .545 game-winning drive. 7. Ferris St. 5-5 .500 5-6 .455 8. Northern Mich. 5-5 .500 5-6 .455 9. Northwood (Mich.) 5-5 .500 5-6 .455 Model American: UIndy safety Craig Ray 10. Saginaw Valley 4-6 .400 4-7 .364 capped a great college career at UIndy in 11. Lake Erie 3-7 .300 3-8 .273 12. Ohio Dominican 2-8 .200 2-8 .200 2010. The Planfield, Ind., native garnered 13. Findlay 1-9 .100 1-10 .091 his second straight All-GLIAC First Team nod 14. Tiffin 0-10 .000 1-10 .091 and was named the league’s Defensive Back of the Year. He went on to collect first team All-GLIAC Offense all-region honors from the College Sports In- Mar’Quone Edmonds WR, Honorable Mention formation Directors of America (CoSIDA), as Ryan Forney, WR, Honorable Mention well as All-America accolades from CoSIDA Joe Britner, OL, Honorable Mention and the American Football Coaches Associa- Defense Craig Ray, DB, 1st Team tion (AFCA). Max Davis, LB, 2nd Team Tyran Fakes, P, 2nd Team Alex Byrnes, CB, Honorable Mention Ray also excelled in the classroom, earning Mike Dum, LB, Honorable Mention 2010 CoSIDA/ESPN Academic All-District Sec- ond Team honors. GLIAC Defensive Back of the Year Craig Ray Tackling the Issues: Defensive stalwarts All-Super Region #3, Daktronics Craig Ray, DB, 1st Team Max Davis and Ray both went over 100 tack- les on the season, marking the first time in seven years a pair of All-America, Daktronics Craig Ray, DB, 2nd Team UIndy teammates hit the century mark (Bruce Renner and Walter Robinson, 2003). Davis ranked third in the GLIAC with 118 total All-America, AFCA tackles and 10.7 stops per game. Just two tackles behind Davis, Ray Craig Ray, DB finished fourth in the league with a 10.5 tackles-per-game average. Cactus Bowl participant Eric Quintana Getting Defensive: UIndy had a stellar season statistically, as the squad finished in the top two in the GLIAC in passing offense (229.9 yards per game), passing defense and turnover margin. In fact, the Hounds ranked 12th among all D-II teams by allowing just 154 pass- ing yards per game, and tied for fifth with a 1.45 turnover margin.
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WRAP UP Cactus Bowl for Quintana: Senior offensive lineman Eric Quintana Academic All-GLIAC Jerrett Ban Will Brucker brought in the New Year by playing in the 2011 Cactus Bowl at Texas Ben Buhler** Dustin Burford*** A&M-Kingsville’s Javelina Stadium Jan. 7. Quintana joined four other Paul Corsaro** Tyran Fakes*** Greyhounds to play in the NCAA Division II all-star football game (for- Nate Jackson Dionte Keys Joe Leach Kaleb Ogden merly called the Snow Bowl). Quarterback Kevin Kreinhagen played in Ben Polizzi Craig Ray*** the 1998 Snow Bowl, while linebacker Josh Gentry was named the Snow Dustin Tyler *** Chris Woods Shane Wyant Bowl’s Defensive MVP the following year. Later, wideout Cesare Manning (2003) and center Tim Dury (2009) participated in the all-star game af- Academic All-GLIAC Excellence Joe Britner** Rob Doyle** ter its move to Kingsville in 2001. Mike Dum** Ryan Eifrid Ryan Forney** Luke Harbers Big Plays: The 2010 Hounds Andrew Mansaray** Noah Wahl showed a propensity to pick CoSIDA Academic All-District up yardage in chunks, as the Craig Ray, 2nd Team team combined for 20 “big TEAM AWARDS plays” of 30 or more yards. Most Valuable Offensive Player of the Year Mar’Quone Edmonds Receiver/return-man Ryan Forney led the team with Most Valuable Defensive Player of the Year Craig Ray seven such plays, while ju- Offensive Freshman of the Year nior safety Nate Jackson re- Chris Mills corded the year’s longest play Defensive Freshman of the Year by taking a fumble recovery Vince Maida 90 yards for a touchdown at Offensive Back of the Year Grand Valley State Sep. 18. Klay Fiechter Receiver of the Year Ryan Forney Offensive Lineman of the Year Joe Britner Defensive Lineman of the Year Demetreius Wilson Linebacker of the Year Max Davis Defensive Back of the Year Alex Byrnes Scout Team Offensive Player of the Year Greg Johnson Scout Team Defensive Player of the Year Chris Barcelona Scout Team Special Teams Player of the Year Matt Ripp
HOUNDS AMONG GLIAC LEADERS Name Place Catagory Chris Mills 4th Passing yds/gm M. Edmonds T-7th Receptions/gm 7th Rec. yards/gm Ryan Forney T-7th Receptions/gm 6th Rec. yards/gm 4th Punt return avg 9th Kick return avg 6th All-purpose yds/gm Aaron Puntarelli 8th Points/gm 7th Field goals/gm 7th FG pct Tyran Fakes 4th Punting avg Max Davis 3rd Tackles/gm Craig Ray 4th Tackles/gm Alex Brynes T-4th Interceptions Demetreius Wilson T-4th Fumbles forced Vince Maida T-2nd Fumbles recovered Nate Jackson T-4th Fumbles recovered
Craig Ray Mar’Quone Edmonds Nate Jackson William A. Bright Co-MVP William A. Bright Co-MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 9 FOOTBALL 2010 TEAM STATISTICS
UIndy OPP SCORING 261 238 Points Per Game 23.7 21.6 FIRST DOWNS 193 198 Rushing 64 92 Passing 114 89 Penalty 15 17 RUSHING YARDAGE 1027 1863 Yards gained rushing 1340 2028 Yards lost rushing 313 165 Rushing Attempts 354 444 Average Per Rush 2.9 4.2 Average Per Game 93.4 169.4 TDs Rushing 16 20 PASSING YARDAGE 2529 1690 Comp-Att-Int 202-355-7 161-270-13 Average Per Pass 7.1 6.3 Average Per Catch 12.5 10.5 Average Per Game 229.9 153.6 TDs Passing 16 7 TOTAL OFFENSE 3556 3553 Total Plays 709 714 Average Per Play 5.0 5.0 Average Per Game 323.3 323.0 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 46-886 47-874 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 15-153 22-263 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 13-80 7-171 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 19.3 18.6 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 10.2 12.0 INT RETURN AVERAGE 6.2 24.4 FUMBLES-LOST 9-6 23-16 PENALTIES-Yards 63-584 50-470 Average Per Game 53.1 42.7 PUNTS-Yards 62-2398 47-1686 Average Per Punt 38.7 35.9 Net punt average 31.5 31.8 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 29:51 30:09 3RD-DOWN Conversions 57/158 55/139 3rd-Down Pct 36% 40% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 11/19 8/15 4th-Down Pct 58% 53% SACKS BY-Yards 13-54 29-172 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 34 29 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 9-14 12-16 ON-SIDE KICKS 1-2 0-1 RED-ZONE SCORES 30-38, 79% 35-45, 78% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 21-38, 55% 25-45, 56% PAT-ATTEMPTS 30-34, 88% 24-27, 89% ATTENDANCE 18,859 22,763 Games/Avg Per Game 5/3,772 6/3,794
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2010 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING GP-GS Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Klay Fiechter 11-2 100 530 20 510 5.1 4 80 46.4 Joumeel McLaurine 11-9 131 488 46 442 3.4 4 30 40.2 Paul Corsaro 11-0 33 109 5 104 3.2 8 18 9.5 Willis Brucker 10-0 27 67 8 59 2.2 0 10 5.9 Ryan Forney 11-9 6 37 0 37 6.2 0 10 3.4 Chris Mills 8-7 34 104 68 36 1.1 0 18 4.5 Kaleb Ogden 1-0 2 0 13 -13 -6.5 0 0 -13.0 TEAM 7-0 4 0 50 -50 -12.5 0 0 -7.1 Rob Doyle 7-4 17 5 103 -98 -5.8 0 5 -14.0 Total 11 354 1340 313 1027 2.9 16 80 93.4 Opponents 11 444 2028 165 1863 4.2 20 58 169.4
PASSING GP-GS Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Long Avg/G Chris Mills 8-7 128.6 125-221-4 56.6 1636 9 68 204.5 Rob Doyle 7-4 128.1 72-122-2 59.0 815 6 40 116.4 Kaleb Ogden 1-0 83.0 4-10-1 40.0 75 0 42 75.0 Paul Corsaro 11-0 455.2 1-1-0 100.0 3 1 3 0.3 Total 11 127.7 202-355-7 56.9 2529 16 68 229.9 Opponents 11 111.1 161-270-13 59.6 1690 7 78 153.6
RECEIVING GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Ryan Forney 11-9 55 752 13.7 5 68 68.4 Mar’Quone Edmonds 11-6 55 712 12.9 7 56 64.7 Tyran Fakes 11-11 27 356 13.2 1 42 32.4 Brenden Williams 10-0 15 209 13.9 1 28 20.9 Klay Fiechter 11-2 15 160 10.7 1 23 14.5 Joe Leach 7-4 12 179 14.9 0 50 25.6 Dustin Burford 10-10 7 70 10.0 1 18 7.0 Joumeel McLaurine 11-9 7 27 3.9 0 14 2.5 Dustin Tyler 7-2 3 26 8.7 0 10 3.7 Shane Wyant 7-1 2 15 7.5 0 12 2.1 Ben Polizzi 6-0 2 14 7.0 0 8 2.3 Willis Brucker 10-0 2 9 4.5 0 12 0.9 Total 11 202 2529 12.5 16 68 229.9 Opponents 11 161 1690 10.5 7 78 153.6
PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Ryan Forney 15 153 10.2 1 44 Ryan Forney 18 404 22.4 0 70 Total 15 153 10.2 1 44 Craig Ray 14 289 20.6 0 33 Opponents 22 263 12.0 0 46 Alex Byrnes 6 103 17.2 0 22 Dustin Burford 3 19 6.3 0 10 John Dury 2 26 13.0 0 14 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long Paul Corsaro 1 5 5.0 0 5 Alex Byrnes 5 42 8.4 0 41 Aaron Ruth 1 15 15.0 0 15 Nate Jackson 2 0 0.0 0 0 Joe Leach 1 25 25.0 0 25 Collin Coffer 2 18 9.0 0 18 Total 46 886 19.3 0 70 Tyler Peterman 1 4 4.0 0 4 Opponents 47 874 18.6 0 731 Craig Ray 1 0 0.0 0 0 Mike Dum 1 1 1.0 0 1 Max Davis 1 15 15.0 0 15 Total 13 80 6.2 0 41 Opponents 7 171 24.4 1 70
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WRAP UP Historic Run: The Greyhounds played in their first-ever GLVC Record: 10-8, 8-6 GLVC Championship match in 2010, falling 3-0 to eventual national cham-
DATE OPP. RESULT pion Northern Kentucky. UIndy was the first eight-seed to ever win 09/02 OHIO DOMINICAN L 1-2 a GLVC Tournament match, much less play in the tournament’s 09/05 * at Missouri - St. Louis W 3-1 championship. The run included the Greyhounds’ first conference 09/10 * KENTUCKY WESLEYAN W 2-0 tournament win since 1999 -- a 3-0 quarterfinal win versus top- 09/12 * SOUTHERN INDIANA W 2-0 09/17 * at 6 Northern Ky. L 2-5 seeded Lewis on Halloween. 09/19 * at Bellarmine L 1-3 09/24 * SAINT JOSEPH’S W 2-1 GLVC Best: UIndy’s eight GLVC wins is its most in program history, 10/01 * LEWIS L 0-2 10/03 * WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE L 1-2 spanning since 1981. Prior to the 2010 season, 2006’s seven GLVC 10/08 * at Quincy W 1-0 2OT wins were the most ever by a UIndy squad. 10/10 * at Illinois-Springfield W 2-1 10/15 * DRURY W 1-0 10/17 * ROCKHURST L 0-2 Equal-Opportunity Scorers: Ten different UIndy players scored 10/22 * at Maryville University W 2-0 this season, the most since 13 Greyhounds found the back of the 10/24 * at Missouri S & T L 0-4 net in 2007. Max Marsh led the squad with seven goals, with Bobby 10/31 ^ at Lewis W 3-0 Adkins taking the runner-up spot with five goals. Roger Lee held 11/05 ^ vs Quincy W 1-0 OT 11/07 ^ at 5 Northern Kentucky L 0-3 down the third-place spot with four scores. Corey Nelson had a pair * GLVC contest of goals on the season, while Scott Gyllenborg, Micah Uemura, Ryan ^ GLVC Tournament Schmidt, Tom McGuire, Ryan Barnett and Will Tanoury also tallied goals for UIndy. FINAL GLVC STANDINGS School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct. 1. Lewis * 10-3-1 .750 10-6-1 .618 Honoring Marsh: Sophomore Max Marsh 2. Northern Ky. **! 9-2-3 .750 20-2-3 .860 Missouri S&T *^ 9-2-3 .750 11-6-3 .625 earned a spot on the 2010 All-GLVC Third 4. Quincy *^ 9-4-1 .679 11-7-2 .600 Team, after leading the team with seven goals 5. Drury * 9-5 .643 11-7 .611 on the season. Marsh was also named First 6. Bellarmine * 8-4-2 .643 10-5-2 .647 Rockhurst * 8-4-2 .643 9-6-2 .588 Team All-Midwest Region by Daktronics, Inc. 8. Indianapolis * 8-6 .571 10-8 .556 9. Missouri-St. Louis 7-5-2 .571 9-6-2 .588 10. Saint Joseph’s 6-7-1 .464 8-8-1 .500 Adkins Diet: Greyhound sophomore Bobby 11. Southern Ind. 6-8 .429 9-8 .529 Adkins tallied assists on all three UIndy goals 12. UW-Parkside 4-8-2 .357 7-8-2 .471 13. Maryville 1-12-1 .107 1-14-2 .118 against Lewis in the first round of GLVC Tour- 14. Ill.-Springfield 1-12-1 .107 1-14-1 .094 nament play, two via corner kick. Adkins fin- 15. Ky. Wesleyan 0-13-1 .036 2-14-1 .147 ished the season with seven assists, leading * conference tourney participant the UIndy squad. Adkins’ mark cracks the ** conference tourney champion ^ NCAA Tournament participant Greyhound season record top 10, tying current ! NCAA D-II national champion head coach John Higgins for 10th place.
HOUNDS AMONG GLVC LEADERS Justin Time: Justin Roberts tallied seven shutouts on the 2010 Name Place Catagory season, good for the most ever by a UIndy keeper in a single sea- Bobby Adkins 10th Shots/gm son. The previous record of five shutouts was shared by former T-4th Assists/gm Justin Roberts 9th Goals against avg Greyhounds Matt Spaulding and Dave Walton. Spaulding tallied five 6th Save pct shutouts in 2006, while Walton completed the feat in 1999. Roberts 3rd Shutouts now has nine shutouts in his UIndy career. All-GLVC Max Marsh, MF, 3rd team In addition to his clean sheets, Roberts also recorded 10 wins on the season in net, moving him into third place in the UIndy career All-Midwest Region, Daktronics Max Marsh, MF, 1st team records. His 78 saves in 2010 are also good for a place in the single- season records, putting him in a tie with Spaulding in the eight-spot Academic All-GLVC on the list. Ryan Barnett Taku Chapman *** Grant Dilger *** Hunter Extine ** Ross Kirch Thomas McGuire *** Joseph McGuire ** Zachary Pigg ** Will Tanoury **** Andrew Verhonik Jesse Waninger
GLVC COP’s Academic Excellence Award Will Tanoury
NSCAA 2010 Team Academic Award Justin Roberts Zachary Pigg Men’s Soccer William A. Bright MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 12 MEN’S SOCCER 2010 TEAM STATISTICS
UIndy OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 24-237 26-220 Goals scored per game 1.33 1.44 Shot pct. .101 .118 Shots on goal-Attempts 119-237 113-220 SOG pct. .502 .514 Shots/Game 13.2 12.2 Assists 18 23 CORNER KICKS 97 71 PENALTY KICKS 1-1 1-1 PENALTIES Yellow cards 26 20 Red cards 2 2 ATTENDANCE Total 1647 2973 Dates/Avg Per Date 8/206 9/330
2010 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
# Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 2 Adkins, Bobby 16-14 5 7 17 44 .114 25 .568 3 0-0 9 Marsh, Max 18-12 7 1 15 33 .212 17 .515 3 0-0 11 Lee, Roger 15-15 4 3 11 22 .182 12 .545 2 0-0 4 Nelson, Corey 11-11 2 0 4 8 .250 5 .625 1 0-0 7 Gyllenborg, Scott 17-16 1 2 4 18 .056 7 .389 0 0-0 8 Uemura, Micah 14-11 1 0 2 14 .071 4 .286 0 0-0 12 Schmidt, Ryan 13-2 1 0 2 7 .143 4 .571 1 0-0 20 McGuire, Tom 18-15 1 0 2 5 .200 2 .400 0 0-0 10 Barnett, Ryan 8-5 1 0 2 4 .250 3 .750 0 0-0 3 Tanoury, Will 15-14 1 0 2 2 .500 2 1.000 0 1-1 23 McGuire, Joe 18-16 0 1 1 20 .000 10 .500 0 0-0 17 Franco, Matt 18-10 0 1 1 13 .000 6 .462 0 0-0 22 Kirch, Ross 12-6 0 1 1 5 .000 3 .600 0 0-0 16 Krummen, Jason 15-0 0 1 1 5 .000 3 .600 0 0-0 25 Pigg, Zach 6-0 0 1 1 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 15 Moore, Devon 16-4 0 0 0 13 .000 3 .231 0 0-0 21 Eggert, Kevin 9-4 0 0 0 10 .000 5 .500 0 0-0 6 Greubel, Brett 14-2 0 0 0 8 .000 3 .375 0 0-0 24 Chapman, Taku 18-18 0 0 0 4 .000 3 .750 0 0-0 18 Waninger, Jesse 10-4 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 Total 18 24 18 66 237 .101 119 .502 10 1-1 Opponents 18 26 23 75 220 .118 113 .514 8 1-1
# Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho 0 Roberts, Justin 18-18 1647:25 26 1.42 84 .764 10 8 0 7 TM TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 3 1.000 0 0 0 0 Total 18 1647:25 26 1.42 87 .770 10 8 0 7 Opponents 18 1647:25 24 1.31 95 .798 8 10 0 4
13 WOMEN’S SOCCER WRAP UP The Brains of the Operation: For the fourth Record: 4-10-2, 4-8-2 GLVC consecutive year, the UIndy women’s soccer DATE OPP. RESULT team earned the NSCAA College Team Aca- 09/02 OHIO DOMINICAN L 0-1 demic Award. The Greyhounds posted a cum- 09/05 * at Missouri-St. Louis T 0-0 2OT mulative GPA of 3.34 to earn the honor, with 09/10 * KENTUCKY WESLEYAN L 0-1 09/12 * SOUTHERN INDIANA L 0-2 Libby Anderl and Morgan Binder both earn- 09/17 * at 11 Northern Ky. L 0-2 ing spots on the Honorable Mention NSCAA 09/19 * at Bellarmine L 0-1 Scholar All-Central Region squad. Both An- 09/24 * SAINT JOSEPH’S W 3-0 09/28 ^ vs 6 Grand Valley State L 0-3 derl and Binder posted perfect 4.0 GPAs to 10/01 * LEWIS W 2-0 make the team. 10/03 * WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE T 0-0 2OT 10/08 * at Quincy L 0-1 10/10 * at Illinois-Springfield W 2-1 Changing of the (Van)Guard: 2010 10/15 * DRURY L 0-1 marked the final year in which Geoff VanDeu- 10/17 * ROCKHURST W 3-2 2OT sen will serve as the UIndy head women’s 10/22 * at Maryville L 1-2 OT 10/24 * at Missouri S&T L 0-1 soccer coach. Taking over for VanDeusen in 2011 will be Kiley Cirillo, who was an assis- * conference game ^ at Fort Wayne, Ind. tant in 2010.
Morris in Net: Junior Shae Morris closed FINAL GLVC STANDINGS School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct. out the 2010 season as the third-best keeper 1. Northern Ky.*^ 13-1-0 .929 17-2-2 .857 in the GLVC in both saves and save percent- 2. UW-Parkside**^ 12-1-1 .893 16-3-2 .810 3. Quincy *^ 9-2-3 .750 14-5-3 .705 age. Morris posted 81 saves on the year and Southern Ind. * 10-3-1 .750 12-6-1 .658 had a save percentage of .844. As a team, 5. Bellarmine * 9-3-2 .714 11-5-2 .667 6. Missouri S&T * 8-6-0 .571 8-7-0 .533 UIndy finished second in the GLVC in saves, 7. Rockhurst * 7-6-1 .536 9-8-1 .528 8. Drury * 6-6-2 .500 8-9-2 .474 with 99 total on the year. 9. Lewis 6-8-0 .429 6-9-1 .406 10. Mo.-St. Louis 5-7-2 .429 7-7-2 .500 11. Indianapolis 4-8-2 .357 4-10-2 .312 12. Maryville # 3-10-1 .250 4-11-3 .306 13. Ky. Wesleyan 2-12-0 .143 4-13-0 .235 Ill.-Springfield 2-12-0 .143 3-13-0 .188 15. Saint Joseph’s 1-12-1 .107 2-13-2 .176 * conference tourney participant ** conference tourney champion ^ NCAA Tournament participant
HOUNDS AMONG GLVC LEADERS Name Place Catagory Shae Morris 7th Goal Against Avg. 3rd Save Pct. 3rd Saves 2nd Saves/Gm T-9th Shutouts
Academic All-GLVC Chaunell Abrams ** Libby Anderl *** Morgan Binder *** Ashley Blocker Kaitlyn Braunig Kellie Donnelly *** Nicole Duncan Shannon Ellis Abby Gross Haley Miller Shae Morris *** Brea Petty ** Briana Syverson ** Kelsey Wendholt Taryn Zimmerman ****
GLVC COP’s Academic Excellence Award Taryn Zimmerman
GLVC Team Academic Award Women’s Soccer
NSCAA Team Academic Award Women’s Soccer
Lauren Soza Haley Miller William A. Bright MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 14 WOMEN’S SOCCER 2010 TEAM STATISTICS UIndy OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 11-136 18-247 Goals scored per game 0.69 1.12 Shot pct .081 .073 Shots on goal-Attempts 74-136 117-247 SOG pct .544 .474 Shots/Game 8.5 15.4 Assists 12 13 CORNER KICKS 50 101 PENALTY KICKS 1-1 0-0 PENALTIES Yellow cards 5 2 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total 1,316 1,628 Dates/Avg Per Date 8/164 7/233
2010 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
# Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 21 Soza, Lauren 16-16 2 4 8 15 .133 8 .533 1 0-0 5 Braunig, Kaitlyn 16-16 3 1 7 21 .143 11 .524 1 0-0 4 Duncan, Nicole 10-3 2 3 7 10 .200 9 .900 0 0-0 13 Binder, Morgan 16-16 1 1 3 26 .038 13 .500 1 0-0 28 Rosswurm, Dana 16-10 1 0 2 14 .071 9 .643 1 0-0 24 Grassly, Megan 14-14 1 0 2 5 .200 3 .600 0 0-0 23 Abrams, Chaunell 16-16 1 0 2 4 .250 2 .500 0 0-0 16 Rowe, Jennifer 13-7 0 2 2 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 19 Wendholt, Kelsey 16-4 0 1 1 6 .000 3 .500 0 0-0 17 Miller, Haley 15-15 0 0 0 12 .000 6 .500 0 0-0 15 Zimmerman, Taryn 16-11 0 0 0 5 .000 3 .600 0 0-0 7 Blocker, Ashley 16-6 0 0 0 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-0 18 Mendez, Jennifer 2-1 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0 10 Syverson, Briana 11-0 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0 8 Anderl, Libby 13-2 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-0 22 Ellis, Shannon 11-1 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 6 Reed, Allison 10-2 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 2 Donnelly, Kellie 16-16 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 14 Conway, Kristen 3-2 0 0 0 0 - 0 - 0 0-0 12 Petty, Brea 12-2 0 0 0 0 - 0 - 0 0-0 Total 16 11 12 34 136 .081 74 .544 4 0-0 Opponents 16 18 13 49 247 .073 117 .474 10 0-0
# Name GP-GS Min GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho 1 Morris, Shae 15-15 1364:12 15 0.99 81 .844 3 9 2 3 0 Bennett, Danielle 2-1 135:54 3 1.99 16 .842 1 1 0 0 TM TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 2 1.000 0 0 0 1 Total 16 1500:06 18 1.08 99 .846 4 10 2 4 Opponents 16 1500:06 11 0.66 63 .851 10 3 2 11
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WRAP UP NCAA Success: The NCAA Regional is becoming something of a RECORD: 27-9, 11-3 GLVC regular event on the Greyhounds’ schedule, as UIndy has secured DATE OPP. RESULT four consecutive NCAA berths. The Hounds earned the four seed 09/03 WAYNE STATE (Mich.) W 3-0 09/03 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN W 3-1 in the 2010 Midwest Regional and took down two ranked oppo- 09/04 TUSCULUM W 3-1 nents – No. 20 Northern Michigan and eighth-ranked Hillsdale – on 09/04 25 TRUMAN STATE L 2-3 its way to a second straight regional final appearance. 09/07 at Indiana Tech W 3-1 09/10 vs Academy of Art W 3-0 09/10 vs Eckerd W 3-1 09/11 vs 20 Pittsburg State W 3-1 09/11 at 9 Central Missouri L 1-3 09/17 * at Wisconsin-Parkside L 1-3 09/18 * at 10 Lewis L 1-3 09/22 at Ashland L 1-3 09/24 * MISSOURI S&T W 3-0 09/25 * 23 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W 3-1 09/28 at Taylor L 0-3 10/01 * at Quincy W 3-0 10/02 * at Illinois-Springfield W 3-0 10/06 INDIANA WESLEYAN W 3-0 10/08 * KENTUCKY WESLEYAN W 3-0 10/09 * SOUTHERN INDIANA W 3-0 10/15 # vs. Northwood W 3-2 10/15 # vs. Tiffin W 3-1 10/16 # vs. 13 Northern Michigan W 3-0 10/22 * at Northern Kentucky W 3-2 10/23 * at Bellarmine L 2-3 10/26 URBANA (Ohio) W 3-0 10/29 * ROCKHURST W 3-2 10/30 * DRURY W 3-1 11/02 * SAINT JOSEPH’S W 3-0 11/05 * at Maryville W 3-0 The Greyhounds, now with a winning record all-time at the NCAAs 11/12 ^ Bellarmine W 3-0 11/13 ^ Southern Indiana W 3-0 (8-7), lost a five-set heartbreaker to 12th-ranked Grand Valley 11/14 ^ 11 Lewis L 1-3 State in the 2010 regional final. Indianapolis hosted and won the 11/19 $ T-20 Northern Michigan W 3-1 2009 Midwest Regional, earning its first-ever appearance in the 11/20 $ 8 Hillsdale W 3-2 11/21 $ 12 Grand Valley State L 2-3 Elite Eight.
Home games in ALL CAPS * GLVC match Engraved Invitation: The 2010 season kicked-off with the inau- ! UIndy Invitational (Indianapolis, Ind.) & Peggy Martin Challenge (Warrensburg, Mo.) gural UIndy Volleyball Invitational Sep. 3-4. The six-team event # GLVC/GLIAC Crossover (Aurora, Ill.) ^ GLVC Tournament (Romeoville, Ill.) featured two ranked squads and four that made NCAA appear- $ NCAA Midwest Regional (Hillsdale, Mich.) ances the previous November.
FINAL GLVC STANDINGS The Greyhounds won their first three matches before falling in five School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct. sets to No. 25 Truman State. Senior Cheneta Morrison was named 1. Lewis **^ 13-1 .929 27-5 .844 2. Indianapolis *^ 11-3 .786 27-9 .750 to the six-player all-tournament team as the top vote getter. 3. Southern Ind. *^ 10-4 .714 18-12 .600 Northern Ky. *^ 10-4 .714 20-14 .588 Mo.-St. Louis *^ 10-4 .714 20-9 .690 The Hounds will once again host an invitational in the fall. The 6. Rockhurst * 9-5 .643 22-10 .688 2011 UIndy Invitational will feature a whopping 10 teams and will Bellarmine * 9-5 .643 18-10 .643 take place over a four-day period starting Sep. 1. 8. Drury * 8-6 .571 22-13 .629 9. UW-Parkside 7-7 .500 19-11 .633 10. Missouri S&T 7-7 .500 14-13 .519 Quite the Turnaround: Owners of an uncharacteristic 9-6 record 11. Saint Joseph’s 5-9 .357 11-16 .407 12. Ill.-Springfield 2-12 .143 10-20 .333 through 15 matches, UIndy had an inauspicious start to the 2010 13. Quincy 2-12 .143 7-20 .259 season. Back in September, UIndy capped a season-high eight- 14. Maryville 2-12 .143 4-28 .125 15. Ky. Wesleyan 0-14 .000 7-20 .259 match road trip with four straight losses, its longest skid since 2001. However, the Greyhounds bounced back with 19 wins in * GLVC Tournament participant ** GLVC Tournament champion their last 22 contests on the way to finals appearances in both the ^ NCAA Regional participant GLVC Tournament and NCAA Regional.
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WRAP UP All-Region Trio: Three Greyhounds garnered All-Midwest Region All-GLVC Kristina Kerrigan, OH, 1st team accolades this season, marking the third Cheneta Morrison, S, 1st team straight season at least three Hounds were Lyndsay Callahan, L, 2nd team Courtney Anglemyer, MH, 3rd team honored. Setter Cheneta Morrison libero Lyndsay Callahan each garnered their sec- Midwest Regional All-Tournament Team ond all-region nod from the American Volley- Lyndsay Callahan Kristina Hefferan ball Coaches Association (AVCA), while hon- Cheneta Morrison orable-mention honoree Kristina Kerrigan Daktronics All-Midwest Region picked up her first. All three were named Lyndsay Callahan, L, 2nd Team to the All-Midwest Region Second Team by Cheneta Morrison, S, 2nd Team Kristina Kerrigan, OH, 2nd team Daktronics.
AVCA All-Midwest Region Poll Position: After earning its first-ever Lyndsay Callahan Cheneta Morrison national ranking in 2007, UIndy has been a Kristina Kerrigan, Honorable mention staple in the AVCA Top 25 Poll. Since de- AVCA All-American buting at No. 25 on September 24, 2007, Cheneta Morrison, S, 2nd team the Greyhounds have appeared in 45 of 50 Lyndsay Callahan, L, Honorable mention weekly editions of the Division II rankings, including three of the previous four year-end HOUNDS AMONG GLVC LEADERS polls. Over that span, UIndy appeared in Name Place Catagory Cheneta Morrison 8th Assists/set the top 10 six times, ranking as high as No. Lyndsay Callahan 2nd Digs/set 4 in the 2010 preseason poll. The Hounds C. Anglemyer 2nd Hitting percentage 8th Block/set finished 15th in the 2010 final rankings. Kristina Kerrigan 9th Kills/set
Academic All-GLVC Kenzie Bruggeman Lyndsay Callahan **** Hannah Kelzer *** Amber Lucas ** Cheneta Morrison ***
Cheneta Morrison Courtney Anglemyer Mary L. Baumgartner MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 17 VOLLEYBALL 2010 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
------ATTACK------SET------SERVE------# Name SP MP-MS K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE 1 Williams, La’Voya 10 8-0 9 0.90 7 37 .054 1 0.10 0 0.00 0 2 Oldenburg, Amy 136 36-8 5 0.04 5 38 .000 24 0.18 10 0.07 5 3 Reynolds, Jaymee 82 26-8 16 0.20 7 70 .129 225 2.74 19 0.23 28 4 Crawford, Kourtney 78 26-16 142 1.82 57 362 .235 32 0.41 2 0.03 0 7 Kerrigan, Kristina 136 36-29 420 3.09 151 1184 .227 11 0.08 9 0.07 22 8 Gannon, Brianna 79 27-6 2 0.03 2 15 .000 19 0.24 12 0.15 14 9 Anglemyer, Courtney 136 36-35 337 2.48 93 655 .373 7 0.05 28 0.21 31 10 Kelzer, Hannah 135 36-35 189 1.40 69 515 .233 11 0.08 0 0.00 0 11 Callahan, Lyndsay 136 36-4 56 0.41 14 161 .261 65 0.48 17 0.12 13 14 Morrison, Cheneta 134 36-35 205 1.53 65 513 .273 1266 9.45 29 0.22 20 15 Hefferan, Kristina 135 36-23 412 3.05 131 1105 .254 38 0.28 29 0.21 23 16 Lucas, Amber 14 10-0 11 0.79 4 28 .250 2 0.14 0 0.00 0 19 Kirk, Hannah 29 16-1 25 0.86 20 80 .062 3 0.10 0 0.00 3 20 Bruggeman, Kenzie 106 34-10 39 0.37 33 160 .038 17 0.16 20 0.19 24
INDIANAPOLIS 136 36-36 1869 13.74 658 4926 .246 1721 12.65 175 1.29 183 Opponents 136 36-36 1599 11.76 763 4942 .169 1499 11.02 129 0.95 242
-----DIG------BLOCKING------# Name RE DIG D/G BS BA Total B/G BE BHE 1 Williams, La’Voya 10 4 0.40 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 2 Oldenburg, Amy 136 316 2.32 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 3 Reynolds, Jaymee 82 115 1.40 2 4 6 0.07 2 12 4 Crawford, Kourtney 78 33 0.42 1 31 32 0.41 5 6 7 Kerrigan, Kristina 136 167 1.23 8 52 60 0.44 8 3 8 Gannon, Brianna 79 127 1.61 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 9 Anglemyer, Courtney 136 80 0.59 10 92 102 0.75 8 2 10 Kelzer, Hannah 135 20 0.15 9 86 95 0.70 3 4 11 Callahan, Lyndsay 136 612 4.50 1 4 5 0.04 0 2 14 Morrison, Cheneta 134 351 2.62 3 39 42 0.31 15 38 15 Hefferan, Kristina 135 160 1.19 5 54 59 0.44 7 4 16 Lucas, Amber 14 2 0.14 1 6 7 0.50 0 0 19 Kirk, Hannah 29 10 0.34 0 0 0 0.00 1 0 20 Bruggeman, Kenzie 106 228 2.15 0 4 4 0.04 0 0 TEAM 19
INDIANAPOLIS 136 2227 16.38 40 372 226.0 1.66 49 72 Opponents 136 2031 14.93 83 324 245.0 1.80 43 52
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WRAP UP Back to the Dance: The Greyhounds returned to the NCAA Tournament for Record: 19-9, 12-6 GLVC the first time since 2005 and DATE OPP. RESULT sixth time in school history. 11/02 # at 14 Purdue L 59-82 The Greyhounds played 11/06 # at Southern Illinois L 58-65 eventual national cham- 11/08 at 23 Tennessee W 79-64 11/13 IU NORTHWEST W 109-82 pion Bellarmine in the first 11/20 URBANA L 77-88 round of the NCAA Midwest 11/27 WILBERFORCE W 103-79 11/29 BRESCIA W 117-63 Regional at Knights Hall in 12/04 * at 20 Northern Ky. L 69-87 Louisville, Ky. Head Coach 12/06 at King W 92-82 Stan Gouard has been an 12/11 MT. VERNON NAZARENE W 108-74 12/18 vs Barry W 67-57 integral part of UIndy mak- 12/19 at Lynn W 94-86 ing the tournament, as in 01/02 * at Illinois-Springfield W 69-65 his six seasons as a head 01/04 * at Quincy W 81-72 01/06 * MISSOURI - ST. LOUIS W 92-78 coach and assistant at UIn- 01/08 * MARYVILLE W 82-62 dy, the Greyhounds have 01/13 * MISSOURI S&T W 93-63 made four NCAA Tourna- 01/15 * at Lewis W 83-81 OT 01/17 * 2 BELLARMINE L 97-99 ments. 01/20 * at 17 Ky. Wesleyan L 79-87 01/22 * at #4 Southern Indiana W 70-68 Rank & File: As the 22nd-ranked team in Division II, UIndy made its first 01/27 * WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE W 87-67 01/29 * SAINT JOSEPH’S W 88-61 appearance in the top 25 in seven years in the Feb. 1 poll. It was the first 02/04 * at Drury L 72-87 national ranking since being No. 25 on Feb. 3, 2004. The Hounds received 02/06 * at Rockhurst W 87-52 votes in seven-straight polls from Jan. 11 to Feb. 22. 02/10 * 6 SOUTHERN INDIANA L 70-90 02/12 * KENTUCKY WESLEYAN W 82-66 02/14 * at 2 Bellarmine L 70-80 All-Everything: At the end of the season, senior Darius Adams couldn’t go 02/17 * 21 NORTHERN KY. W 81-76 02/26 ^ LEWIS L 67-69 more than a few days without receiving another honor. Adams was named 03/12 $ at 2 Bellarmine L 70-84 Second Team All-America by Daktronics and Honorable Mention All-America by Division II Bulletin after he was Daktronics and NABC First Team All- Home games in ALL CAPS # Exhibition game * GLVC contest Region and First Team All-GLVC. ^ GLVC Tournament (Springfield. Ill.) $ NCAA Midwest Regional (Houghton, Mich.) The January Division II Bulletin Player of the Month and three-time GLVC Player of the Week (12/13, 1/10, 1/18) finished the year ranked seventh FINAL GLVC STANDINGS EAST in the nation in scoring (23.2 ppg.). In the GLVC, he was first in scoring, School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct. second in steals (1.8 spg.), third in three-point field goals per game (2.7), 1. Bellarmine **#$ 17-1 .944 33-2 .943 sixth in free throw percentage (.872), 10th in assists (3.9 apg) and 13th in 2. Southern Ind. *^ 14-4 .778 24-6 .800 3. Northern Ky. *^ 12-6 .667 21-9 .700 rebounding (5.7 rpg). Indianapolis *^ 12-6 .667 19-9 .679 5. Ky. Wesleyan *^ 10-8 .556 19-10 .655 He finished his career 24th in points with 1,170 behind 21.3 points per WEST game, the second-highest career scoring average in school history. He also School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct. had an .817 career free throw percentage (6th) and 101 steals (9th). 1. Drury *^ 13-5 .722 23-8 .742 2. Mo.-St. Louis * 10-8 .556 16-11 .593 3. Rockhurst * 6-12 .333 8-19 .296 Historic Win: Wilbur O’Neal’s tip-in of a missed lay-up by Adams with five- 4. Missouri S&T 3-15 .167 7-18 .280 tenths of a second remaining pushed UIndy past No. 4 Southern Indiana, Maryville 3-15 .167 7-19 .269 70-68, in front of 2,100 at the Physical Activites Center in Evansville on Jan. NORTH 22. The Greyhounds’ victory at Southern Indiana was its first in Evansville School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct. against the Screaming Eagles since Jan. 23, 1982. Stan Gouard, a USI Ath- 1. Quincy * 9-9 .500 16-11 .593 letics Hall of Famer and two-time National Player of the Year, won for the Lewis * 9-9 .500 17-14 .548 3. Saint Joseph’s * 7-11 .389 11-16 .407 first time against his alma mater. 4. UW-Parkside * 6-12 .333 9-18 .333 5. Ill.-Springfield 4-14 .222 8-17 .320
* GLVC tourney participant ** GLVC tourney champion ^ NCAA Regional participant # Midwest Regional champion $ D-II national champion
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WRAP UP The Brightest Star: Darius Adams was selected to play in the 2011 All-GLVC Reese’s NCAA Division II Col- Darius Adams, G, 1st team Adrian Moss, G, 3rd team lege All-Star Game at the Nai- smith Memorial Basketball Hall ABCA All-Midwest Region Darius Adams, G, 1st Team of Fame. He made the most of the opportunity by leading his Daktronics All-Midwest Region West team to victory, 96-91, Darius Adams, G, 1st Team with a game-high 22 points, Daktronics All-America eight rebounds, two blocks and Darius Adams, G, 2nd Team two steals on the way to MVP
D-II Bulletin All-America honors. Darius Adams, G, Honorable mention More than an Exhibition: For Reese’s D-II All-Star Game MVP Darius Adams the second year in a row, the Greyhounds defeated an NCAA Division I team when they went HOUNDS AMONG GLVC LEADERS to Knoxville, Tenn., and knocked Name Place Catagory off nationally-ranked Tennessee, Darius Adams 1st Points/gm 79-64, in front of 16,701 at Thompson-Boling Arena. Adams scored 27 14th Rebounds/gm 10th Assists/gm points with eight assists, four rebounds and four steals, while Third Team 3rd Steals/gm All-GLVC guard Adrian Moss added 20 points, seven rebounds, five as- 6th FT percentage sists and four steals. 4th 3FG made/gm 15th Assist:TO ratio Wilbur O’Neal T-16th Points/gm While the victory didn’t count in the standings, UIndy’s win made quite 1st FG percentage an impact. Gouard appeared on ESPN First Take on ESPN2 on Nov. 9, a 12th Off. rebounds/gm Adrian Moss 26th Points/gm mere 12 hours after the victory, and was also on Fox 59, 1070 The Fan 2nd Assists/gm and SportsRadio 1260. Adams, Moss and senior forward Nate Blank were 8th Steals/gm all on Fox 59 and Blank also appeared on 1070 The Fan. 4th Assist:TO ratio DeWann Squires 14th Blocks/gm Daniel Daudu 12th Steals/gm
Academic All-GLVC Nate Blank Joe Daniels Jarrett Hamilton Paul Corsaro
GLVC COP’s Academic Excellence Award Nate Blank
Darius Adams DeWann Squires William A. Bright MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 20 MEN’S BASKETBALL 2010-11 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 20 Adams, Darius 27-25 827 30.6 205 466 .440 73 190 .384 143 164 .872 31 124 155 5.7 69 2 104 93 3 49 626 23.2 11 Moss, Adrian 28-28 847 30.3 115 269 .428 42 114 .368 71 95 .747 18 74 92 3.3 80 3 148 77 3 44 343 12.3 42 O’Neal, Wilbur 25-23 514 20.6 126 187 .674 0 0 .000 83 116 .716 51 68 119 4.8 88 3 10 26 11 18 335 13.4 34 Squires, DeWann 28-26 759 27.1 86 195 .441 40 105 .381 23 32 .719 34 90 124 4.4 57 1 26 17 15 20 235 8.4 03 Zackery, Cory 24-7 290 12.1 46 105 .438 27 73 .370 10 17 .588 8 30 38 1.6 23 0 20 11 2 8 129 5.4 14 Daudu, Daniel 26-14 525 20.2 41 88 .466 4 18 .222 27 31 .871 25 32 57 2.2 54 0 51 39 3 38 113 4.3 25 Brown, Leland 26-6 443 17.0 46 79 .582 1 1 1.000 19 26 .731 34 36 70 2.7 30 0 26 21 2 16 112 4.3 33 Vest, Cody 24-3 235 9.8 31 63 .492 11 24 .458 10 16 .625 17 26 43 1.8 49 1 13 11 6 4 83 3.5 22 Hamilton, Jarrett 23-0 214 9.3 29 56 .518 9 22 .409 14 28 .500 14 23 37 1.6 27 0 22 16 0 14 81 3.5 24 Blank, Nate 9-1 135 15.0 22 43 .512 10 23 .435 18 26 .692 5 15 20 2.2 15 0 2 8 0 3 72 8.0 05 Corsaro, Paul 22-3 343 15.6 24 64 .375 15 44 .341 6 11 .545 8 24 32 1.5 39 0 14 13 1 13 69 3.1 45 Sarrazin, Cody 11-1 100 9.1 16 27 .593 0 0 .000 15 22 .682 7 13 20 1.8 24 1 4 11 0 2 47 4.3 32 Daniels, Joe 23-3 194 8.4 17 34 .500 0 0 .000 5 11 .455 19 34 53 2.3 44 2 3 14 7 4 39 1.7 30 Mitchell, Miles 17-0 94 5.5 13 33 .394 9 27 .333 1 2 .500 7 4 11 0.6 13 0 1 2 0 1 36 2.1 10 McElroy, Brennan 13-0 110 8.5 12 16 .750 1 2 .500 4 8 .500 4 19 23 1.8 11 0 8 6 2 6 29 2.2 Team 53 38 91 3 2
Total 28 5630 829 1725 .481 242 643 .376 449 605 .742 335 650 985 35.2 626 13 452 367 55 240 2349 83.9 Opponents 28 5627 691 1490 .464 200 506 .395 530 740 .716 261 646 907 32.4 551 14 368 454 111 175 2112 75.4
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Opponent Date Score W/L POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS IU NORTHWEST 11/13/10 102-89 W 27-Blank, Nate 7-Blank, Nate 4-Moss, Adrian URBANA 11/20/10 77-88 L 18-Moss, Adrian 7-Hamilton, Jarrett 4-Moss, Adrian WILBERFORCE 11/27/10 103-79 W 18-Zackery, Cory 8-Squires, DeWann 7-Vest, Cody BRESCIA 11/29/10 117-63 W 24-Adams, Darius 6-Squires, DeWann 6-Moss, Adrian at 20 Northern Kentucky 12/04/10 69-87 L 17-O’Neal, Wilbur 5-Daniels, Joe 4-Zackery, Cory Moss, Adrian at King College 12/06/10 92-82 W 27-O’Neal, Wilbur 7-Moss, Adrian 9-Moss, Adrian MT. VERNON NAZARENE 12/11/10 108-74 W 23-Adams, Darius 5-Brown, Leland 6-Adams, Darius O’Neal, Wilbur vs Barry 12/18/10 67-57 W 19-Adams, Darius 10-O’Neal, Wilbur 4-Moss, Adrian at Lynn 12/19/10 94-86 W 26-Adams, Darius 7-Adams, Darius 9-Moss, Adrian Squires, DeWann at Illinois Springfield 01/02/11 69-65 W 41-Adams, Darius 8-Adams, Darius 3-Moss, Adrian at Quincy 01/04/11 81-72 W 29-Moss, Adrian 6-O’Neal, Wilbur 5-Moss, Adrian MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS 01/06/11 92-78 W 27-Adams, Darius 10-Adams, Darius 7-Adams, Darius Moss, Adrian MARYVILLE 01/08/11 82-62 W 26-Adams, Darius 7-Adams, Darius 4-Moss, Adrian Squires, DeWann MISSOURI S&T 01/13/11 93-63 W 20-Adams, Darius 6-Daniels, Joe 10-Moss, Adrian at Lewis 01/15/11 83-81 WOT 34-Adams, Darius 17-Adams, Darius 5-Daudu, Daniel 2 BELLARMINE 01/17/11 97-99 L 33-Adams, Darius 6-Adams, Darius 4-Adams, Darius at 17 Kentucky Wesleyan 01/20/11 79-87 L 24-Moss, Adrian 9-Adams, Darius 10-Adams, Darius at 4 Southern Indiana 01/22/11 70-68 W 19-Adams, Darius 8-Adams, Darius 6-Moss, Adrian WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE 01/27/11 87-67 W 24-Adams, Darius 7-Daniels, Joe 7-Adams, Darius SAINT JOSEPH’S 01/29/11 88-61 W 22-Adams, Darius 7-Adams, Darius 4-Adams, Darius at Drury 02/04/11 72-87 L 17-Moss, Adrian 5-Zackery, Cory 7-Moss, Adrian Moss, Adrian at Rockhurst 02/06/11 87-52 W 26-Adams, Darius 6-O’Neal, Wilbur 9-Moss, Adrian 6 SOUTHERN INDIANA 02/10/11 70-90 L 21-Adams, Darius 6-O’Neal, Wilbur 6-Adams, Darius KENTUCKY WESLEYAN 02/12/11 82-66 W 23-Adams, Darius 15-Adams, Darius 8-Moss, Adrian at 2 BELLARMINE 02/14/11 70-80 L 20-Moss, Adrian 5-O’Neal, Wilbur 7-Moss, Adrian 21 NORTHERN KENTUCKY 02/17/11 81-76 W 36-Adams, Darius 8-Squires, DeWann 9-Moss, Adrian LEWIS 02/26/11 67-69 L 20-Adams, Darius 11-Squires, DeWann 9-Moss, Adrian at 2 BELLARMINE 03/12/11 70-84 L 20-O’Neal, Wilbur 6-O’Neal, Wilbur 7-Daudu, Daniel
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WRAP UP GLVC Run: After losing three of its final four regular-season games Record: 17-13, 9-9 GLVC – all at home, UIndy backed into the postseason with an even 9-9 DATE OPP. RESULT mark in conference play. The result was a No. 8 seed in the 12-team 11/06 @ Indiana (exh.) L 46-71 11/07 @ Purdue (exh.) L 43-99 GLVC Tournament, its lowest since failing to qualify in 2007. 11/17 SAGINAW VALLEY ST. W 74-64 11/19 % vs. Shepherd W 82-71 The underdog role seemed to suit the Greyhounds, however. The 11/20 % @ Merrimack W 81-56 11/26 # MARYGROVE W 121-40 ladies opened the tourney at fifth-seeded Southern Indiana, only to 11/27 # 23 TUSCULUM L 64-83 hand the Screaming Eagles a double-digit loss on their home court. 12/04 * @ Northern Kentucky L 45-57 12/09 SAINT FRANCIS L 50-73 UIndy followed with wins over arch-rival Northern Kentucky and top- 12/18 ^ @ Florida Southern W 78-60 seeded and 13th-ranked Quincy in the quarter and semifinals, re- 12/19 ^ vs. Tampa L 53-70 01/02 * @ Illinois-Springfield W 99-54 spectively. 01/04 * @ Quincy L 85-95 01/06 * MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W 80-61 01/08 * MARYVILLE W 75-73 The reward was a meeting with No. 9 seed Lewis in the GLVC finals. 01/13 * MISSOURI-S&T L 72-73 Despite making its deepest conference tourney run since 2005, UIn- 01/15 * @ Lewis W 68-60 dy came just four points shy of cutting down the nets, as Lewis es- 01/17 * BELLARMINE W 73-56 01/20 * @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 60-66 caped with a 71-68 win. 01/22 * @ Southern Indiana W 101-100 3OT 01/27 * WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE L 47-66 01/29 * SAINT JOSEPH’S L 72-84 Breakout Performance: Sophomore Heather Gonser had quite 02/03 * @ Drury W 95-80 the postseason, averaging GLVC-Tournament bests in both points 02/05 * @ Rockhurst W 73-48 02/10 * SOUTHERN INDIANA L 58-60 (19.8 ppg) and steals (3.3 spg). The Coal City, Ind., native shot 02/12 * KENTUCKY WESLEYAN L 63-77 nearly 60 percent from the floor (.578) and an-even 90 percent from 02/14 * @ Bellarmine W 79-53 the line. Gonser drained a whopping 18 three-pointers in the tour- 02/17 * NORTHERN KENTUCKY L 42-52 02/26 x @ Southern Indiana W 85-74 ney’s four games, shattering the previous GLVC tournament record 03/04 & vs. Northern Kentucky W 61-57 of 11 made threes. 03/05 & vs. 13 Quincy W 81-72 03/06 & vs. Lewis L 71-68 Statistically, her best game came in the opening round contest at home games ALL CAPS all times Eastern * GLVC contest USI. Gonser poured in a career-high 31 points – including 18 on % Merimack Tournament (North Andover, Mass.) # UIndy Thanksgiving Classic 3-pointers alone – while adding four steals and two assists. ^ Florida Southern Classic (Lakeland, Fla.) x GLVC Tourney First Round & GLVC Tourney (St. Louis, Mo.) Gonser’s efforts made her a no-brainer addition to the All-GLVC Tournament Team. She was joined by teammate Kristin Turner, who FINAL GLVC STANDINGS averaged 11.3 points and 4.8 assists per tourney game. Lewis’ Jen- EAST ny Turpel was voted the tournament’s Most Valuable Player by the School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct 1. Southern Ind. *! 12-6 .667 16-11 .593 media. Amy Wisser (2001-05) is UIndy’s only GLVC Tourney MVP, 2. Ky. Wesleyan *^ 11-7 .611 17-10 .630 garnering the nod in 2003. Northern Ky. * 11-7 .611 18-10 .643 4. Indianapolis * 9-9 .500 17-13 .567 5. Bellarmine * 6-12 .333 11-16 .407 Tosh.0: The Greyhounds sported a total of 10 different starting lineups in 2010-11, with only one player appearing in every one. WEST School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct Freshman Katy McIntosh, who was the only Greyhound to start all 30 1. Drury *^! 14-4 .778 20-10 .667 games, led the team in assists (3.1 apg) while ranking third in both Missouri S&T *^! 14-4 .778 20-8 .714 3. Maryville 6-12 .333 11-15 .423 scoring (10.5 ppg) and steals (1.3 spg). The Austin, Ind., product 4. Mo.-St. Louis * 5-13 .278 10-17 .370 recorded the team’s only two double-doubles this season and set 5. Rockhurst 0-18 .000 4-22 .154 the program record for most free throws made by a freshman (118). NORTH School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct On the Rebound: Though she didn’t technically lead the Grey- 1. Quincy *^ 16-2 .889 26-4 .867 2. UW-Parkside *^ 15-3 .833 24-7 .774 hounds in rebounding, freshman Diana Jovanovic did a lot of work 3. Lewis **^ 7-11 .389 15-16 .484 on the glass during the second half of the season. Starting in the 4. Saint Joseph’s * 6-12 .333 9-18 .333 5. Ill.-Springfield 3-15 .167 8-18 .308 middle of January, Jovanovic began to see increased playing time, and over the final 16 games, the Decatur Central grad averaged a * GLVC Tournament participant ** GLVC Tournament champion team-high 7.1 rebounds per. ^ NCAA regional participant Jovanovic notched a team-high five games with 10 or more boards, including a 13-rebound performance Feb. 12 versus Kentucky Wes- leyan, good for the highest total by a Greyhound since December of 2008.
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WRAP UP Lyons Club: Katie Lyons wrapped up a solid basketball career All-GLVC in 2010-11. As the Hounds’ lone Katie Lyons, 3rd team senior, Lyons became UIndy’s only All-GLVC Tournament Team all-conference honoree, picking up Heather Gonser Kristin Turner her first-ever all-league nod as an All-GLVC Third Team member.
HOUNDS AMONG GLVC LEADERS Name Place Catagory She finished her collegiate ten- Nickole Gonser 17th Rebounds/gm ure tied for third on the program’s 11th Off. rebounds/gm Heather Gonser 6th Steals/gm all-time games played list (119), Cayla Keegan 14th Assists/gm tied for eighth in blocked shots Katie Lyons 27th Points/gm 9th FG percentage (70) and 15th in free throws made 10th Blocks/gm (206). She goes down as one of only two women to shoot over Katy McIntosh 28th Points/gm 12th Assists/gm 50 percent from the floor in each of her four seasons at UIndy. In 7th FT percentage addition, the Hounds went a combined 89-35 (.718) in her time 8th Assist/Turnover at Indianapolis, good for the second-winningest four-year span in Shelby Wall 12th 3FG percentage program history.
Academic All-GLVC Kaleigh Andrews Tall Order: After the departure of LeAnn Freeland following the Megan Birchmeier 2010-11 campaign, UIndy named former Greyhound assistant Katy McIntosh Rose Savela Constantin Popa as the new head coach of its women’s basketball Shelby Wall program. The seven-foot-three Popa moves into his first collegiate Eliza Wortman head job after spending the previous four years as Freeland’s top assistant.
A native of Bucharest, Romania, Popa helped the Hounds to 89 wins and three NCAA Tournament berths since his arrival on cam- pus, including a “Sweet 16” appearance in 2009.
It’s A Marathon, Not A Sprint: Though it took every bit of 55 minutes to decide, Indianapolis came out on top in a 101-100, tri- ple-overtime battle at division-rival Southern Indiana Jan. 22. The game featured a number of significant accomplishments, some of which are listed below. - Longest game in UIndy women’s basketball history - The 201 combined points represented the highest-ever total in program history, breaking the old mark of 196 set in 1989, which also came at USI. - The Greyhounds’ 45 made free throws set a new all-time pro- gram and GLVC benchmark. Sophomore Kristin Turner and freshman Katy McIntosh combined to go 21-for-22 (.955) from the stripe in the three overtime periods. - Senior Katie Lyons set a personal best by scoring 32 points, good for the highest point total by a Greyhound this season.
Katy McIntosh Heather Gonser Mary L. Baumgartner MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 23 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2010-11 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 34 Meissel, Sam 13-12 295 22.7 95 183 .519 25 62 .403 29 34 .853 22 46 68 5.2 35 1 11 20 11 13 244 18.8 13 Lyons, Katie 30-21 600 20.0 124 239 .519 0 3 .000 69 96 .719 37 62 99 3.3 70 0 28 65 23 11 317 10.6 14 McIntosh, Katy 30-30 836 27.9 94 200 .470 10 30 .333 118 146 .808 48 85 133 4.4 66 1 93 65 3 38 316 10.5 24 Gonser, Heather 30-18 716 23.9 85 185 .459 34 94 .362 27 37 .730 28 46 74 2.5 47 0 33 22 1 55 231 7.7 01 Turner, Kristin 30-3 547 18.2 73 160 .456 19 57 .333 51 74 .689 7 58 65 2.2 25 0 83 79 8 18 216 7.2 03 Wall, Shelby 24-0 245 10.2 46 116 .397 37 92 .402 30 32 .938 3 9 12 0.5 27 0 13 13 0 9 159 6.6 21 Keegan, Cayla 25-20 559 22.4 50 145 .345 21 69 .304 21 30 .700 11 53 64 2.6 42 2 74 60 3 32 142 5.7 25 Savela, Rose 20-6 233 11.7 33 95 .347 24 67 .358 15 27 .556 5 26 31 1.6 29 0 19 23 0 5 105 5.3 12 Birchmeier, Megan 26-12 442 17.0 38 91 .418 15 47 .319 17 25 .680 13 33 46 1.8 50 0 42 23 0 18 108 4.2 11 Jovanovic, Diana 23-13 330 14.3 31 67 .463 0 2 .000 25 33 .758 38 83 121 5.3 22 0 6 28 2 3 87 3.8 32 Gonser, Nickole 30-14 704 23.5 40 88 .455 3 14 .214 27 34 .794 72 99 171 5.7 29 1 40 44 2 28 110 3.7 33 Wortman, Eliza 18-0 151 8.4 16 35 .457 0 1 .000 16 22 .727 7 15 22 1.2 10 0 5 10 11 3 48 2.7 22 Wenning, Hillary 6-1 75 12.5 6 22 .273 1 13 .077 1 2 .500 2 12 14 2.3 5 0 2 10 0 5 14 2.3 40 Lecher, Chas 29-0 219 7.6 22 49 .449 0 0 .000 20 35 .571 13 33 46 1.6 30 0 7 23 10 7 64 2.2 23 Andrews, Kaleigh 7-0 27 3.9 4 9 .444 0 3 .000 3 4 .750 1 4 5 0.7 2 0 4 3 1 4 11 1.6 15 Gardner, Megan 10-0 96 9.6 4 16 .250 3 9 .333 2 2 1.000 2 8 10 1.0 12 0 11 15 0 4 13 1.3 Team 45 50 95 8 Total 30 6075 761 1700 .448 192 563 .341 471 633 .744 354 722 1076 35.9 501 5 471 511 75 253 2185 72.8 Opponents 30 6075 747 1730 .432 136 373 .365 376 504 .746 328 661 989 33.0 550 15 380 490 95 242 2006 66.9
2010-11 GAME-BY-GAME LEADERS
Opponent Date Score W/L POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS SAGINAW VALLEY STATE 11/17/10 74-64 W 23-Meissel, Samantha 9-Gonser, Nickole 5-Keegan, Cayla vs Shepherd 11/19/10 82-71 W 30-Meissel, Samantha 5-Turner, Kristin 4-Keegan, Cayla Gonser, Nickole at Merrimack 11/20/10 81-56 W 20-Wall, Shelby 9-Meissel, Samantha 1-six tied MARYGROVE 11/26/10 121-40 W 20-Meissel, Samantha 6-Wenning, Hillary 9-Turner, Kristin Gonser, Nickole 23 TUSCULUM 11/27/10 64-83 L 26-Meissel, Samantha 8-Meissel, Samantha 6-McIntosh, Katy at Northern Kentucky 12/04/10 45-57 L 14-Lyons, Katie 6-Gonser, Nickole 5-Keegan, Cayla McIntosh, Katy SAINT FRANCIS (Ind.) 12/09/10 50-73 L 11-Lyons, Katie 5-McIntosh, Katy 4-McIntosh, Katy at Florida Southern 12/18/10 78-60 W 16-Lyons, Katie 5-Gonser, Nickole 5-Keegan, Cayla McIntosh, Katy Tampa 12/19/10 53-70 L 11-Meissel, Samantha 8-Gonser, Nickole 5-McIntosh, Katy at Illinois Springfield 01/02/11 99-54 W 19-Lyons, Katie 7-Meissel, Samantha 9-Keegan, Cayla at at Quincy 01/04/11 85-95 L 25-Meissel, Samantha 8-Gonser, Nickole 6-Gonser, Nickole MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS 01/06/11 80-61 W 25-Meissel, Samantha 8-Gonser, Nickole 6-McIntosh, Katy MARYVILLE 01/08/11 75-73 W 22-Meissel, Samantha 10-Gonser, Nickole 6-Keegan, Cayla MISSOURI S&T 01/13/11 72-73 L 19-McIntosh, Katy 6-Gonser, Nickole 6-McIntosh, Katy Lyons, Katie at Lewis 01/15/11 68-60 W 13-McIntosh, Katy 10-McIntosh, Katy 3-Keegan, Cayla BELLARMINE 01/17/11 73-56 W 23-Wall, Shelby 8-Jovanovic, Diana 4-Gonser, Heather Gonser, Nickole at Kentucky Wesleyan 01/20/11 60-66 L 14-McIntosh, Katy 12-Jovanovic, Diana 5-Keegan, Cayla McIntosh, Katy Southern Indiana 01/22/11 101-100 W3OT 32-Lyons, Katie 10-Jovanovic, Diana 3-McIntosh, Katy WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE 1/27/11 47-66 L 13-McIntosh, Katy 5-McIntosh, Katy 3-Keegan, Cayla Gonser, Nickole SAINT JOSEPH’S 1/29/11 72-84 L 18-McIntosh, Katy 8-Gonser, Nickole 4-Turner, Kristin at Drury 02/04/11 95-80 W 21-McIntosh, Katy 10-Jovanovic, Diana 5-Birchmeier, Megan McIntosh, Katy at Rockhurst 02/06/11 73-48 W 13-Birchmeier, Megan 7-Gonser, Nickole 5-Savela, Rose SOUTHERN INDIANA 2/10/11 58-60 L 12-McIntosh, Katy 6-McIntosh, Katy 6-McIntosh, Katy KENTUCKY WESLEYAN 2/12/11 63-77 L 19-Lyons, Katie 13-Jovanovic, Diana 5-Gardner, Megan at Bellarmine 02/14/11 79-53 W 14-Wall, Shelby 9-Jovanovic, Diana 6-Turner,Kristin NORTHERN KENTUCKY 2/17/11 42-52 L 13-McIntosh, Katy 10-Jovanovic, Diana 3-Gonser, Heather at Southern Indiana 02/26/11 85-74 W 31-Gonser, Heather 10-Gonser, Nickole 5-Turner, Kristin vs Northern Kentucky 03/04/11 61-57 W 12-Jovanovic, Diana 6-Gonser, Heather 3-Turner, Kristin vs 13 Quincy 03/05/11 81-72 W 22-Gonser, Heather 8-Jovanovic, Diana 5-McIntosh, Katy vs Lewis 03/06/11 68-71 L 17-Gonser, Heather 7-Jovanovic, Diana 8-Turner,Kristin
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WRAP UP Women 10th, Men 18th at NCAAs: All-American performances MEN’S in eight events -- six on the women’s side -- highlighted the Grey-
DATE MEET RESULT hounds’ appearance at the 2011 NCAA Championships at Palo Alto 10/23 at Indiana Intercollegiates 2nd of 4 Natatorium in San Antonio, Texas. The women increased its streak 11/06 * 1 ASHLAND L, 134-147 11/12 at House of Champions 4th of 6 of top 20 finishes to 12 in a row, while the men have finished in 11/19 at Woehnker Invitational 1st of 6 the top 20 for 11 of the last 12 years. 01/15 WABASH W, 152-89 01/22 * at 3 Grand Valley State L, 66-163 01/29 * at 20 Lewis W, 132-70 More for Maura: Sophomore Maura Donahue finished as an All- 02/09 GLIAC Championships 4th of 7 American in all seven events she participated in at nationals. She 03/09 NCAA Championships 18th of 30 was the national runner-up in the 200 (1:48.25), 500 (4:51.90) Home meets ALL CAPS * conference meet and 1,000 free (9:59.61), and fourth in the 100 free (50.05). She was also third in the 800 free relay (7:28.37), fourth in the 400
All-Americans free relay (3:25.21) and seventh in the 200 free relay (1:34.08). Nikolas Aresti: 8th- 400 medley relay Not only was she Bruno Barbosa (2): 8th- 100 back; 8th- 400 medley relay an All-American in Musaffer Demitras: 8th- 400 medley relay those seven events, Guy Kogel: 8th- 400 medley relay but she also set school records in all seven as well. WOMEN’S Donahue led into DATE MEET RESULT 10/23 at Indiana Intercollegiates 2nd of 4 nationals by follow- 11/6 * 2 ASHLAND L 128-143 ing up her 2010 11/12 at House of Champions 5th of 7 11/19 at Woehnker Invitational 2nd of 5 GLIAC Freshman 1/15 * HILLSDALE W 153-107 of the Year perfor- 1/22 * at 4 Grand Valley State L 91-140 mance by being 1/29 * at Lewis W 124-77 2/9 GLIAC Championships 4th of 9 named 2011 GLIAC Female Swimmer of the Meet at the GLIAC 3/9 NCAA Championships 10th of 38 Championships. She won the 100, 200 and 1,000 free along with
Home meets ALL CAPS the 800 free relay. * conference meet Dazzling Debut: Freshman Bruno Barbosa didn’t join the men’s GLIAC Championships Female Athlete of the Meet swimming squad until the second semester, but that didn’t stop Maura Donahue him from making an impact at nationals with a pair of All-America All-Americans finishes. Barbosa finished eighth in the 100 back (49.78), while Shiran Abrahamson: 3rd- 800 free relay Maura Donahue (7): 2nd- 1000 free; 2nd- 200 also leading off the eighth-place 400 medley relay (3:18.41) that free; 2nd- 500 free; 3rd- 800 free relay; 4th- 100 set a school record. free; 4th- 400 free relay; 7th- 200 free relay Meghan Donahue (3): 3rd- 800 free relay; 4th- 400 free relay; 7th- 200 free relay The Week that Was: The Greyhounds earned a trio of Counsil- Vicki Galiamoutsa (2): 4th- 400 free relay; 7th- man-Hunsaker National Collegiate Swimmer of the Week awards 200 free relay Julia Madeira (3): 3rd- 800 free relay; 4th- 400 during the 2010-11 season. Maura Donahue won twice (Nov. 16- free relay; 7th- 200 free relay 22 & Feb. 8-14), while Guy Kogel took the award for the week of Nov. 2-8. Freshman Amber Cooper was named GLIAC Female Swimmer of the Week for the week of Jan. 10-16.
Like a Broken Record: The UIndy record book saw a total of 10 new school records during the 2010-11 season. The men set new marks in the 200 (1:31.23; Barbosa, Musaffer Demitras, Guy Kogel and Justin Klopp) and 400 medley relay (3:18.41; Barbo- sa, Demitras, Kogel and Nikolas Aresti), while the women saw marks fall in the 100, 200, 500 and 1,000 free by Maura Donahue, Meghan Donahue in the 100 back (57.17) and the 200, 400 (Ma. Donahue, Vicki Galiamoutsa, Julia Madiera, Me. Donahue) and 800 free relays (Ma. Donahue, Shiran Abrahamson, Madiera, Me. Do- nahue).
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WRAP UP Classroom Success: The Greyhounds were just as good in the GLIAC All-Academic, Men Nikolas Aresti classroom as they were in the pool during 2010-11. The College Justin Klopp Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) announced its Brad Rissler *** Aviv Sela NCAA Division II Fall Scholar All-America Teams and the Greyhound Seth Smoker *** men had the third-best grade point average in the fall of 3.27 and Bryan Zann*** the women were tied for fifth with a 3.44 team GPA. The Greyhounds GLIAC All-Academic Excellence, Men also went on to earn Winter/Spring All-America accolades, as well. Austin Biefnes ** Rico Ewing ** Baris Ilhan ** Individually, Austin Biefnes, Guy Kogel, Maura Donahue and Guy Kogel ** Meghan Donahue were Justin Lyle all named Capital One GLIAC All-Academic, Women Academic All-District Shiran Abrahamson V At-Large First Team. Julia Collins Kristin Howdyshell ** Biefnes and the Dona- Alex Norris hues then went on to Vanessa Wickert be named to the Capi- GLIAC All-Academic Excellence, Women tal One Academic All- Rachel Brozinick ** Maura Donahue America Teams. Maura Meghan Donahue ** Donahue was placed Ashlee Fishburn on the second team, Vicki Galiamoutsa ** Rebekah Harris ** while Meghan Donahue Jaclyn Luscomb ** and Biefnes were on Stephanie Steider** the third team. Biefnes is the first men’s swimming Academic All- GLIAC Winter Commissioner’s Award American in school history, while Maura and Meghan give women’s Austin Biefnes Guy Kogel swimming four Academic All-Americans. Biefnes and Kogel were also two of six male recipients of the 2011 GLIAC Winter Commissioner’s Award. Capitol One Academic All-District V Austin Biefnes, 1st team UIndy went on to place a GLIAC-high 24 student-athletes on the- Maura Donahue, 1st team Meghan Donahue, 1st team conference all-academic team. The Hounds put 13 people on the All- Guy Kogel, 1st team Academic Excellence Team (3.50 or higher GPA) and 11 on the All-
Capitol One Academic All-America Academic Team (3.0-3.49 GPA). Maura Donahue, 2nd team Austin Biefnes, 3rd team Meghan Donahue, 3rd team
CSCAA D-II Scholar All-American, Men Austin Biefnes, honorable mention Baris Ilhan, honorable mention Justin Klopp, honorable mention Guy Kogel, honorable mention Nir Posner, honorable mention
CSCAA D-II Scholar All-American, Women Shiran Abrhamson Maura Donahue Guy Kogel Seth Smoker Meghan Donahue William A. Bright MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award Ashlee Fishburn, honorable mention Vicki Galiamoutsa Kristin Howdyshell, honorable mention Jaclyn Luscomb, honorable mention Julia Madeira
- both the men’s and women’s teams garnered Division II Team Scholar All-America accolades from the CSCAA in the Fall and Winter/Spring semesters
Maura Donahue Julie Madeira Mary L. Baumgartner MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 26 SWIMMING & DIVING
TOP INDIVIDUAL MARKS OF 2010-11, MEN
50 FREE 200 FREE 100 BACK 200 FLY Bruno Barbosa 20.76 Guy Kogel 1:43.00 Bruno Barbosa 49.78 Guy Kogel 1:50.49 Nikolas Aresti 20.89 Justin Klopp 1:43.45 Nir Posner 51.89 Eric Oberst 1:53.37 Justin Klopp 21.08 Nikolas Aresti 1:43.67 Austin Biefnes 54.02 Seth Smoker 1:55.76 Guy Kogel 21.19 Brad Rissler 1:46.73 Bryan Lubarsky 55.24 Alican Alacli 1:56.76 Aviv Sela 22.25 Justin Lyle 1:47.64 Justin Klopp 56.47 Justin Lyle 1:59.25 Nir Posner 22.30 David Kelley 1:48.15 Seth Smoker 57.12 Baris Ilhan 2:13.98 Bryan Zann 22.37 Bryan Lubarsky 1:49.28 Zach Laffin 1:00.67 Alican Alacli 23.17 Zach Laffin 1:49.86 Justin Lyle 1:00.74 200 IM Austin Biefnes 23.30 Austin Biefnes 1:49.99 Austin Biefnes 1:55.22 Brad Rissler 23.87 Baris Ilhan 1:50.03 200 BACK Aviv Sela 1:55.43 Baris Ilhan 24.06 Alican Alacli 1:54.61 Nir Posner 1:49.97 Seth Smoker 1:57.22 Zach Laffin 24.46 Eric Oberst 1:54.87 Austin Biefnes 1:53.18 Justin Lyle 2:00.76 Bryan Lubarsky 2:02.69 Justin Klopp 2:01.84 100 FREE 500 FREE Seth Smoker 2:05.09 Zach Laffin 2:05.77 Bruno Barbosa 45.28 Baris Ilhan 4:37.24 Zach Laffin 2:06.72 Eric Oberst 2:07.22 Nikolas Aresti 46.37 Alican Alacli 4:39.84 Justin Lyle 2:08.32 Justin Klopp 46.74 Brad Rissler 4:48.79 400 IM Guy Kogel 46.96 Zach Laffin 4:54.69 100 BREAST Austin Biefnes 4:05.83 Nir Posner 47.82 Musaffer Demitras 55.93 Justin Lyle 4:17.96 Bryan Zann 49.42 1000 FREE Aviv Sela 57.39 Baris Ilhan 4:26.79 Alican Alacli 51.06 Alican Alacli 9:31.25 Eric Oberst 1:01.04 Bryan Lubarsky 51.48 Baris Ilhan 9:37.96 Seth Smoker 1:05.74 1M Springboard (6 dives) Austin Biefnes 51.73 Brad Rissler 10:07.03 Rico Ewing 162.80 Brad Rissler 51.93 Zach Laffin 10:11.97 200 BREAST David Kelley 52.03 Musaffer Demitras 2:03.07 1M Springboard (11 dives) Eric Oberst 52.37 1650 FREE Aviv Sela 2:04.28 Rico Ewing 250.65 Musaffer Demitras 52.52 Alican Alacli 15:58.80 Austin Biefnes 2:19.34 Zach Laffin 55.60 Baris Ilhan 16:29.38 3M Springboard (11 dives) Brad Rissler 17:49.84 100 FLY Rico Ewing 227.65 Guy Kogel 48.95 Seth Smoker 51.59 Eric Oberst 52.50 Justin Klopp 53.66 Bryan Zann 54.65 Alican Alacli 55.36 Justin Lyle 55.43 Austin Biefnes 55.50 Zach Laffin 59.45
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TOP INDIVIDUAL MARKS OF 2010-11, WOMEN
50 FREE 200 FREE 200 BACK 200 FLY Maura Donahue 23.65 Maura Donahue 1:48.25* Meghan Donahue 2:04.63 Kristin Howdyshell 2:09.56 Julia Madeira 23.87 Julia Madeira 1:53.34 Stephanie Steider 2:14.34 Ashlee Fishburn 2:10.98 Vicki Galiamoutsa 24.28 Shiran Abrahamson 1:57.33 Emilyn Folley 2:15.86 Rebekah Harris 2:17.26 Meghan Donahue 24.31 Regina Perez 2:01.73 Amber Cooper 2:16.63 Amber Cooper 2:18.27 Alex Norris 24.69 Vanessa Wickert 2:03.59 Shiran Abrahamson 2:20.95 Haley Tisdale 2:32.02 Regina Perez 25.47 Stephanie Steider 2:04.28 Vanessa Wickert 2:32.05 Stephanie Steider 25.68 Jaclyn Luscomb 2:04.41 Rachel Brozinick 2:49.66 200 IM Ashlee Fishburn 26.09 Ashlee Fishburn 2:04.86 Amber Cooper 2:10.74 Vanessa Wickert 26.17 Haley Tisdale 2:07.27 100 BREAST Kristin Howdyshell 2:12.06 Amber Cooper 26.46 Rebekah Harris 2:10.76 Jaclyn Luscomb 1:05.29 Emilyn Folley 2:15.71 Emilyn Folley 26.67 Rachel Brozinick 2:16.15 Amber Cooper 1:07.09 Meghan Donahue 2:17.20 Kristin Howdyshell 27.05 Julie Collins 2:16.35 Maura Donahue 1:07.56 Julia Madeira 2:21.31 Shiran Abrahamson 27.11 Meghan Donahue 1:10.55 Haley Tisdale 2:22.22 Julie Collins 29.33 500 FREE Vicki Galiamoutsa 1:13.22 Vanessa Wickert 2:27.70 Rachel Brozinick 30.32 Maura Donahue 4:51.90* Rebekah Harris 1:16.72 Rebekah Harris 2:27.88 Shiran Abrahamson 5:08.44 Alex Norris 1:17.92 Rachel Brozinick 2:37.92 100 FREE Rebekah Harris 5:34.59 Haley Tisdale 1:19.10 Maura Donahue 50.05* Rachel Brozinick 5:43.96 Rachel Brozinick 1:20.94 400 IM Julia Madeira 52.06 Julie Collins 5:51.18 Amber Cooper 4:37.73 Vicki Galiamoutsa 53.33 200 BREAST Kristin Howdyshell 4:54.82 Alex Norris 54.76 1000 FREE Jaclyn Luscomb 2:24.03 Jaclyn Luscomb 5:00.18 Regina Perez 55.36 Maura Donahue 9:59.61* Amber Cooper 2:24.25 Haley Tisdale 5:05.33 Meghan Donahue 55.51 Shiran Abrahamson 10:51.99 Stephanie Steider 2:36.84 Rebekah Harris 5:08.24 Vanessa Wickert 56.87 Jaclyn Luscomb 11:23.06 Emilyn Folley 57.85 Rebekah Harris 11:29.01 100 FLY Ashlee Fishburn 57.89 Rachel Brozinick 11:59.64 Ashlee Fishburn 57.51 Kristin Howdyshell 58.50 Julie Collins 12:02.43 Kristin Howdyshell 58.76 Jaclyn Luscomb 58.78 Alex Norris 1:01.23 Haley Tisdale 59.61 100 BACK Vicki Galiamoutsa 1:01.43 Rachel Brozinick 1:04.86 Meghan Donahue 57.17* Maura Donahue 1:01.66 Emilyn Folley 1:02.26 Amber Cooper 1:02.58 Stephanie Steider 1:02.34 Shiran Abrahamson 1:04.80 Maura Donahue 1:04.57 Rebekah Harris 1:05.36 Jaclyn Luscomb 1:05.73 Haley Tisdale 1:05.77 Haley Tisdale 1:06.63 Emilyn Folley 1:07.20 Regina Perez 1:07.61 Rachel Brozinick 1:11.81 Ashlee Fishburn 1:08.67 Julie Collins 1:12.39 Vanessa Wickert 1:10.45 Rebekah Harris 1:16.79 Rachel Brozinick 1:19.52 * school record
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WRAP UP First National Champ: The Greyhound wrestling program pro- Duals record: 4-5 duced its first-ever national champion in 2010-11, with 149-pound- DATE MATCH RESULT er Nick Walpole besting T.J. Hepburn of Nebraska-Kearney 4-2 11/07 Intra-squad NTS on a buzzer-beating takedown. Walpole finished the year with a 11/13 at Michigan State Open NTS 12/03 at Little State NTS record of 42-3 en 12/07 at Trine W, 31-9 route to the title. 12/11 at Husky Open NTS 12/18 MIDWEST CLASSIC 10th/21 Prior to Walpole’s 01/08 $ vs Gannon L, 10-28 championship, the 01/08 $ vs Seton Hill W, 34-13 Greyhounds have 01/08 $ vs Belmont Abbey W, 21-15 01/11 at Calumet-St. Joseph Canceled had five wrestlers 01/15 at Spartan Classic 1st/11 finish second at na- 01/23 ! vs Newman W, 30-15 01/23 ! vs Fort Hays State L, 18-21 tionals, but never 01/23 ! at Central Missouri L, 13-21 first. Shane Perkey 01/23 ! vs Nebraska-Kearney L, 9-28 01/28 at Pete Wilson Invitational 4th/32 was the last UIndy 02/06 GREYHOUND OPEN NTS grappler to make the 02/11 at Findlay L, 13-25 final, losing in the 02/27 NCAA Super Regional 3 7th/11 03/11 NCAA D-II Nationals 12th/42 133-pound champi- onship in 2008. NTS = No team scores $ Mid-Atlantic Duals (Ashland, Ohio) ! UCM Dual Jamboree (Warrensburg, Mo.) Walpole’s 42 wins are good for a share of Little State Champions second in the UIndy NAME WT Nick Walpole 157 single-season annals, as are his 17 pins on All-Americans NAME WT Place the year. Matt Irwin 141 6th Nick Walpole 149 1st All-American Irwin: Senior Matt Irwin finished sixth in the 141 NWCA Division II All-Academic Team* bracket in his third trip to the NCAA Divsion II National Champion- Ethan Harris, 1st team ships. Irwin, the UIndy season-win record holder (43 in 2007-08), Matt Irwin, 1st team David Lopez, 2nd team closed out his senior year with a record of 25-8. He stands in fifth George Lopez, 2nd team all-time on the career wins listing for the program (115). Shelby Mappes, Honorable mention
* UIndy was named the 2010-11 Academic National Hitting the Books: The UIndy wrestling team was named the Champion by the NWCA 2010-11 Academic National Champions by the NCAA Divsiion II Wrestling Coaches Association. The Greyhounds posted a team GPA of 3.419 to take the team title, while placing five student- athletes on individual All-Academic teams. Ethan Harris and Matt Irwin were both named First Team All-Academic, while brothers David and George Lopez earned spots on the the second team. Shelby Mappes was an Honorable Mention All-Academic.
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2010-11 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Name Wt. Yr. W L Pct Nat’l Placement Career Wins Alex Johns 125 SO 17 6 .739 --- 50 Brock Sempsrott 125 SO 2 7 .222 --- 2 Ethan Harris 133 JR 18 14 .563 --- 64 Matt Adams 133 R-FR 2 5 .286 --- 2 Matt Irwin 141 SR 25 8 .758 6th 115 Wade Thiel 141 FR 6 14 .300 --- 6 Johnny Henry 141 JR 7 8 .467 --- 20 Blake Harvey 141 JR 0 6 .000 --- 14 Nick Walpole 149/157 SR 42 3 .933 1st 41 Steven Sandefer 149 R-FR 12 9 .571 --- 12 David Lopez 149/157 JR 11 6 .647 --- 57 Weston Davis 149 FR 6 11 .353 --- 6 Jeff Weiss 157/165 FR 23 15 .605 --- 23 Shelby Mappes 165/174 SO 13 15 .464 --- 38 Matt Clark 165 JR 0 4 .000 --- 4 Nick Smith 165 SO 7 6 .538 --- 12 Jake Holler 174 SO 13 9 .591 --- 28 Marcus Watson 174 FR 3 8 .273 --- 3 George Lopez 174/184 R-FR 19 16 .543 --- 19 Cody Wittkamp 184 SO 8 11 .421 --- 23 Taylor Scott 197 FR 18 11 .621 --- 18 Keith Smith 197 SR 9 10 .474 --- 48 Evan Wooding 285 FR 22 21 .512 --- 22 Kevin Gaughan 285 FR 3 8 .273 --- 3 Totals 286 231 .553
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WRAP UP All good things… : The 2011 season marked the end of a couple Record: 29-19, 18-18 GLVC of streaks for the Hounds, as the team just missed its fourth straight DATE OPP. RESULT 30-win season while also failing to qualify for the GLVC Tournament 03/06 HILLSDALE W 7-5 03/06 HILLSDALE W 3-2 (8) for the first time since 2005. 03/07 & vs Wayne State (Neb.) W 6-2 03/12 HILLSDALE W 21-6 03/12 HILLSDALE W 7-2 For the Kids: Despite missing 03/13 HILLSDALE W 8-5 the postseason, the Greyhounds 03/15 at Arkansas-Monticello W 14-9 03/16 $ vs Arkansas Tech L 3-15 (7) ended the season on a good 03/19 * MARYVILLE W 7-0 note by taking three of four 03/19 * MARYVILLE W 7-3 03/20 * MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W 5-2 from Kentucky Wesleyan in the 03/20 * MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W 2-1 season’s final series. The week- 03/26 * at Illinois-Springfield W 2-0 03/26 * at Illinois-Springfield W 8-4 end was highlighted by a special 03/27 * at Quincy L 3-6 donation to Riley’s Hospital for 03/27 * at Quincy L 0-2 03/29 KENTUCKY STATE W 12-7 Children. 03/29 KENTUCKY STATE W 11-0 04/02 * at Lewis L 1-2 04/02 * at Lewis L 2-3 For the second consecutive year, 04/03 * at Lewis L 6-7 Head Coach Gary Vaught made 04/03 * at Lewis W 7-5 04/06 * SAINT JOSEPH’S W 10-1 a promise before the season to 04/06 * SAINT JOSEPH’S W 8-6 donate $500 to Riley Hospital 04/09 * WIS.-PARKSIDE L 0-12 04/09 * WIS.-PARKSIDE L 18-10 for every homerun that hit the 04/10 * WIS.-PARKSIDE W 4-2 large target positioned just past the left field fence of Greyhound 04/10 * WIS.-PARKSIDE W 14-12 04/12 KENTUCKY STATE W 4-1 Park. Though none hit the mark this year, Vaught proudly presented 04/12 KENTUCKY STATE W 9-3 a $1,000-dollar check to five-year-old Riley patient Grace Bennett 04/16 * at Bellarmine L 0-3 04/16 * at Bellarmine L 2-4 and her parents, Chris and Stephanie, on behalf of Riley. 04/17 * at Bellarmine L 2-4 04/17 * at Bellarmine L 13-14(10) 04/21 * at Saint Joseph’s W 5-1 The donation was sandwiched by the recognition of UIndy’s seniors 04/21 * at Saint Joseph’s L 0-8 and two ceremonial first pitches, one thrown by Grace and one by 04/23 * NORTHERN KENTUCKY W 2-1 04/23 * NORTHERN KENTUCKY L 3-9 Debbie Collier, mother of former Greyhound baseball player Danny. 04/24 * NORTHERN KENTUCKY L 2-3 04/24 * NORTHERN KENTUCKY L 1-4 04/29 * at 14 Southern Ind. L 4-9 Otherwise Affiliated: Two former Greyhounds are currently enjoy- 04/30 * at 14 Southern Ind. W 2-1 ing success at the minor-league level in Brandon Braboy and Andrew 04/30 * at 14 Southern Ind. W 9-6 (15) 05/01 * at 14 Southern Ind. W 1-3 Werner. After being drafted by the New York Yankees in the 18th- 05/08 * KENTUCKY WESLEYAN W 8-0 round of the 2008 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft, 05/08 * KENTUCKY WESLEYAN L 2-4 05/09 * KENTUCKY WESLEYAN W 6-4 Braboy has steadily moved up the ranks in the Yankees’ farm sys- 05/09 * KENTUCKY WESLEYAN W 11-5 tem. He finished each of his first three professional seasons with a Home games in ALL CAPS sub-4.00 ERA, and is currently with the High-A Tampa Yankees. * GLVC game & Evansville, Ind. $ Little Rock, Ark. Conversely, Werner went undrafted after his senior year in 2009, but after a successful 2010 season in the independent Frontier League FINAL GLVC STANDINGS and a solid workout with the San Diego Padres, Werner inked a free EAST agent deal with the Friars. He is currently pitching with the Fort School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct. 1. Southern Ind. *^ 26-8 .765 37-19 .661 Wayne Tin Caps, San Diego’s Class-A affiliate. 2. Northern Ky. *^ 21-13 .618 36-21 .632 3. Lewis * 16-12 .571 24-18 .571 4. Bellarmine * 18-15 .545 26-26 .500 Sarge Takes Charge: Junior Chris Saroff had a career day May 1 5. Indianapolis 18-18 .500 29-19 .604 at Southern Indiana, tossing an amazing 10 shutout innings versus 6. Saint Joseph’s 15-19 .441 22-25-1 .469 7. UW-Parkside 12-20 .375 15-28 .349 the 14th-ranked Screaming Eagles. After a 1:20 rain delay, “Sarge” 8. Ky. Wesleyan 10-18 .357 16-23 .410 took the mound with the score tied at 6-6 in the sixth inning with WEST no one out and runners at the corners. Saroff sandwiched an inten- School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct. 1. Missouri S&T *^ 21-7 .750 30-19 .612 tional walk with three Ks to strikeout the side and end a potentially 2. Quincy **^ 21-9 .700 35-20 .636 large threat. The Crown Point, Ind., native proceeded to throw no- 3. Drury * 21-11 .656 35-19 .648 4. Rockhurst * 17-14 .548 23-26 .469 hit baseball through seven innings and shutout ball for 10 before 5. Missouri-St. Louis 9-21 .300 14-30 .318 the Hounds finally scored in the 15th to give Saroff the win. He also 6. Ill.-Springfield 5-25 .167 8-35 .186 7. Maryville 5-25 .167 9-35 .205 knocked in two of the Hounds’ three runs in the final frame with a two-out single. * GLVC tourney participant ** GLVC tourney champion ^ NCAA Midwest Regional participant
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WRAP UP Double Down: Fifth-year senior Aryn Ross became the All-GLVC Greyhounds’ all-time doubles champ Apr. Chris Saroff, UTL, 1st team Kaleb Cunningham, SS, 3rd team 3, smacking his 45th career two-bagger in Donovan Drake, SP, 3rd team the fifth inning in the front half of a double- Cory Rupert, SP, 3rd team header at Lewis. Ross finished his time on Daktronics, Inc. All-Midwest Region the diamond with an even 50 doubles, six Chris Saroff, UTL, 2nd Team more than former record-holders Todd Hot- NCBWA All-Midwest Region tell (1987-90) and Peter Bobcock (2000- Chris Saroff, UTL, 2nd Team 01).
In addition to topping the career doubles HOUNDS AMONG GLVC LEADERS Name Place Catagory list, Ross also ranks in the top 10 in the Kaleb Cunningham T-5th Hits UIndy annals in career total bases (2nd, T-4th Triples 298), hits (4th, 190), runs (4th, 133) and 4th Assists 4th Double plays triples (7th, 8). Ryan Wides 1st Hit by pitch T-4th Stolen bases Chris Saroff T-3rd Saves Successful Pitch: Senior Cory Rupert had Donovan Drake 4th Strikeouts/game a similarly successfully collegiate career, Aryn Ross 3rd Double plays with his accomplishments coming on the mound. Rupert fin- ished as the Greyhounds’ all-time leader in games started with 46, one more than Blake Wyatt (2001-03). The three-time all- Academic All-GLVC Daniel Canada conference honoree placed third in program history in career Cody Clarke wins (25), strikeouts (243) and innings pitched (274.1). Jesse Herrman Ethan Levi ** Derek Locascio What a Week: Kaleb Cunningham, Cory Rupert and Chris Sa- Kyler Mason Spenser Smith roff all garnered weekly awards from the conference this sea- son, as Cunningham was named the GLVC Player of the Week Mar. 14 and Rupert and Saroff picked up the league’s Pitcher of the Week honor Mar. 21 and May 2, respectively.
Going Streakin’: Two Hounds compiled double-digit hit streaks this season, as Kaleb Cunningham and Scott Lawley each managed 10 straight games with a base hit. After go- ing without a hit in the season opener, Cunningham ran off 10 consecutive games with at least one hit. He went an impres- sive 26-for-43 in that span to push his batting average to .565, good for the best in Division II baseball at the time.
Lawley’s streak came later in the season against mostly GLVC opponents. In his 10-gamer, he raised his batting average over 100 points from Apr. 3-12, and after a one-game hiccup, finished with a hit in 14 of 15 contests.
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2011 HITTING STATISTICS
Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OBP SF SH SB-ATT 8 Cunningham, Kaleb .365 47-47 170 38 62 15 3 0 35 83 .488 15 5 13 1 .423 4 4 13-15 12 Saroff, Chris .336 38-34 107 16 36 4 0 0 21 40 .374 12 5 14 3 .424 1 1 1-2 19 Maringer, Matt .321 36-35 109 30 35 10 0 2 14 51 .468 13 13 21 0 .452 0 6 10-13 16 Lawley, Scot .307 44-40 137 28 42 1 0 0 17 43 .314 9 8 17 1 .383 0 10 10-16 9 Mourey, Scott .296 43-32 108 17 32 6 0 2 22 44 .407 19 4 13 1 .414 2 0 3-4 11 Armour, Andrew .291 42-36 117 18 34 7 0 1 24 44 .376 11 6 13 1 .381 0 7 3-3 1 Ross, Aryn .243 45-44 140 18 34 9 0 2 31 49 .350 19 5 26 1 .345 4 6 5-7 25 Stevens, Brandon .235 39-30 85 15 20 5 0 3 11 34 .400 12 8 22 0 .374 2 3 1-2 22 Wides, Ryan .220 47-44 132 33 29 6 0 1 12 38 .288 13 18 25 0 .364 2 8 20-26 ------30 Kiel, Alex .365 30-12 52 12 19 4 0 0 12 23 .442 2 5 5 0 .419 3 1 2-2 7 Mason, Kyler .317 21-17 41 10 13 4 0 2 6 23 .561 7 3 11 1 .451 0 0 1-2 14 Locascio, Derek .310 17-5 29 3 9 3 0 0 4 12 .414 4 0 8 0 .394 0 1 0-1 44 Koontz, Nate .301 31-19 73 12 22 8 1 4 18 44 .603 4 4 17 0 .370 0 1 1-2 5 Smith, Spencer .271 32-21 59 12 16 4 0 0 11 20 .339 17 3 10 2 .434 4 1 0-1 3 Rusche, Adam .234 21-15 47 8 11 3 0 0 1 14 .298 7 2 9 1 .351 1 5 4-4 13 Sterrett, Tyler .000 4-1 4 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 2 1 0 0 .429 0 0 1-1 0 Moore, Chad .000 4-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2-2 15 West, JaVaun .000 1-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-1
Totals .294 48 1410 275 414 89 4 17 240 562 .399 167 91 224 12 .397 23 54 77-104 Opponents .271 48 1440 227 390 65 4 14 199 505 .351 174 61 309 12 .370 16 32 54-66
LOB - Team (370), Opp (369). DPs turned - Team (46), Opp (37). IBB - Team (3), Mourey 1, Koontz 1, Ross 1, Opp (4). Picked off - Wides 4, Cunningham 1, Saroff 1, Lawley 1. Hitting minimum - 2.0 PA/ team game
2011 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 33 Drake, Donovan 3.05 3-4 14-10 3 0 0 56.0 58 32 19 29 62 9 0 1 220 .264 7 11 0 32 Rupert, Cory 3.22 7-5 12-10 3 1 0 64.1 61 25 23 32 54 7 0 1 232 .263 5 10 0 34 Seefeldt, Clint 3.75 4-1 10-9 1 0 0 50.1 43 25 21 18 33 8 0 2 182 .236 10 5 1 ------4 Linder, Eli 2.16 2-1 7-1 0 0 0 8.1 6 2 2 6 10 0 0 0 28 .214 1 2 0 27 Widick, Matt 3.48 3-1 16-0 0 0 1 31.0 29 14 12 14 29 6 0 2 120 .242 3 3 0 0 Moore, Chad 3.86 2-1 5-4 1 0 0 18.2 9 12 8 8 18 0 1 1 65 .138 2 10 1 12 Saroff, Chris 3.98 1-1 11-0 0 0 7 20.1 14 10 9 9 15 2 1 0 75 .187 2 2 1 15 West, JaVaun 4.23 4-0 13-5 0 0 0 44.2 52 25 21 11 30 11 0 2 173 .301 2 5 0 10 Betts, Andy 4.70 1-2 11-0 0 0 0 15.1 18 9 8 7 12 6 0 0 60 .300 1 2 0 23 Kraft, Patrick 5.83 0-2 8-7 0 0 0 29.1 48 27 19 4 14 8 0 4 131 .366 3 3 0 24 Baer, Jake 7.11 0-0 6-0 0 0 0 6.1 7 5 5 7 7 1 0 0 23 .304 1 1 0 28 Hollenberg, Ryan 8.47 1-1 10-2 0 0 0 17.0 25 19 16 12 10 6 2 1 73 .342 4 2 0 21 Norton, Tyler 10.12 1-0 9-0 0 0 0 10.2 14 15 12 13 13 0 0 0 42 .333 5 3 1 46 Maxwell, Sam 13.50 0-0 2-0 0 0 0 3.1 5 5 5 3 2 1 0 0 15 .333 2 2 0 25 Stevens, Brandon ∞ 0-0 1-0 0 0 0 0.0 1 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 0
Totals 4.36 29-19 48 8 4 8 375.2 390 227 182 174 309 65 4 14 1440 .271 48 61 4 Opponents 5.28 19-29 48 17 4 7 366.2 414 275 215 167 224 89 4 17 1410 .294 36 91 4
PB - Team (8), Stevens 6, Mason 2, Opp (7). Pickoffs - Team (7), Rupert 3, Baer 1, Kraft 1, Linder 1, Drake, D. 1, Opp (7). SBA/ATT - Stevens (27-34), Mason (23-27), Drake, D. (11-14), Rupert (5-8), Kraft (7-7), Seefeldt, C. (4-6), Mourey (4-4), Maxwell (4-4), Hollenberg (4-4), West (4-4), Widick, M. (3-4), Linder (3-4), Baer (3-3), Betts, A. (2-3), Moore (3-3), Norton (1-2).
Pitching minimums - 1.0 IP/ team game
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WRAP UP Lucky #7: UIndy’s streak of consecutive NCAA Regional appear- Record: 133-49-3 (.727) ances moved to seven this year, as the Greyhounds earned the top DATE TOURNEY Place (Score) seed at the NCAA Division II Midwest/South Central Regional in May. 09/06 Kiawah Island Intercoll. 8/21 (+21) 09/20 Midwest Fall Regional 1/23 (+2) Though the team finished a disappointing 18th at the event, fresh- 09/27 John Piper Intercollegiate 2/12 (+15) man Jacob Yocum notched a top-20 finish with a three-round score 10/11 NSU Shark Invitational 7/15 (+33) 10/18 NCAA Division II Preview 3/19 (+4) of +6. 02/27 Golfweek Spring Invite 6/17 (+12) 03/13 Spring Break trip Webb of Success: Senior 04/02 The Jewell T-4/25 (+23) 04/10 Great Lakes Regional #3 1/25 (+6) Blair Webb capped a solid 04/18 GLVC Championship T-6/13 (+19) career at UIndy by tying the 04/25 Cog Hill Intercollegiate 4/7 (+128) 05/02 NCAA Midwest/South Central Regional program record for most ca- T-18/20 (+50) reer rounds played (121). In his time at UIndy, he helped All-GLVC the Greyhounds to a pair of Aaron Monson^ GLVC titles and two top-eight ^ based on coaches’ vote finishes at the D-II Champi- GLVC Freshman of the Year onships. His four-year scor- Jacob Yocum ing average of 75.0 is good GCAA PING D-II All-Midwest Region for the fifth-lowest in school Aaron Monson Jacob Yocum history.
GCAA PING D-II All-America He excelled in the classroom as well, earning four Academic All- Aaron Monson, honorable mention GLVC nods and Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar honors from the Academic All-GLVC Golf Coaches Association of America as a senior. Webb was also Steve Duncan Rob Gleixner named the athletics department’s overall Kelso M. Reid Mental At- Aaron Monson ** titude Award winner. Blair Webb ****
GLVC COP’s Academic Excellence Award In-Region Triumphs: The Greyhounds finished in the top four in Blair Webb six of 11 events in 2010-11, including two team titles. The Hounds Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar took home the hardware at two of the year’s three regular-season Blair Webb regionals, besting a combined 46 teams in the two tournaments.
All-Conference Performers: Two Greyhounds received recogni- tion from the Great Lakes Valley Conference, as junior Aaron Monson earned all-league honors and Jacob Yocum was named GLVC Fresh- man of the Year. Monson paced the conference in scoring averaging (73.5) on the way to his third All-GLVC award. Yocum was second on the team and sixth in the league at 74.2 strokes per round.
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2010-11 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Low Par/- # Finish Top Rel. Player Rounds Strokes Rnd Rnds Events 5 10 20 W-L W-L% To Par Average Aaron Monson 22 1616 67 8 10 1 5 8 757-108 .875 +1 73.5 Jacob Yocum 23 1706 69 10 10 1 1 7 761-211 .783 +2 74.2 Robert Gleixner 21 1575 71 3 9 1 2 2 588-260 .693 +3 75.0 Blair Webb 23 1736 70 3 10 - 1 2 595-377 .612 +3 75.5 Max Bowling 18 1360 70 4 8 1 1 3 513-291 .638 +4 75.6 David Frank 12 925 71 2 5 1 1 2 247-173 .588 +5 77.1 Tyler Keith 5 399 75 - 2 - - 1 74-40 .649 +8 79.8 Ryan Myers 5 402 75 - 2 - - 1 56-58 .491 +8 80.4 Nate Holm 8 648 70 1 3 1 1 2 100-88 .532 +9 81.0 William Whitlow 2 176 86 - 1 - - - 1-73 .014 +16 88.0 Jon Jozefowski 3 270 87 - 1 - - - 5-35 .125 +18 90.0 Aaron Mercer 3 271 86 - 1 - - - 3-37 .075 +18 90.3 Seve Duncan ------Justin McCuddy ------Conner Worley ------
4-MAN TEAM 26 7802 281 31 11 6 12 28 133-49-3 .735 +12 300.1
2010-11 TEAM STATISTICS Tournament Date Rnds Place Teams Players +/- Score W-L-T Kiawah Island Inviational 09/06/10 2 8 21 105 +21 597 13-7 Great Lakes Fall Regional 09/20/10 2 1 23 115 +2 578 22-0 John Piper Intercollegiate 09/27/10 2 2 12 75 +15 591 10-1 NSU Shark Invitational 10/11/10 3 7 15 75 +33 897 8-6 Division II Preview 10/18/10 2 3 18 95 +4 580 15-2 Golfweek Spring Invitational 02/27/11 3 6 17 89 +12 876 11-5 The Jewell 04/02/11 2 4 25 125 +23 599 21-3-1 Great Lakes Regional #3 04/10/11 2 1 25 125 +6 582 24-0 GLVC Championship 04/18/11 2 6 13 70 +19 595 7-5-1 Cog Hill Intercollegiate 04/25/11 3 4 7 41 +128 992 3-3 NCAA Midwest/South Central Regional 05/02/21 3 18 20 108 +51 915 2-17-1
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WRAP UP Postseason Streak: By grabbing the No. 6 seed at the 2011 Record: 93-64-3 (.591) East Super Regional, the UIndy women’s golf team earned its fifth DATE TOURNEY Place (Score) consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament. The Greyhounds (330- 09/05 FSU Tom Kirinovic Classic 4/14 (+38) 344-331) placed eighth at the nine-team regional, missing out on a 09/19 Screaming Eagle Classic 3/15 (+41) 09/26 Midwest Shootout 1/13 (+28) third straight trip to the Division II Championships by finishing out 10/03 Laker Fall Classic T-9/14 (+72) of the top three. 10/18 Payne Stewart Memorial 16/17 (+149) 02/27 Ann Rhoads Invitational 3/10 (+88) 03/14 Don Benbow Invitational 14/16 (+116) Rookie Contributions: Freshmen Jenny Konop, Brianna Scheidler 03/18 Homewood Suite Invite 5/9 (+70) 03/26 NKU Invitational T-1/21 (+48) and Amy Thompson emerged directly from successful high school 04/16 Ill. Wesleyan Spring Fling T-7/20 (+47) careers into the thick of top Division II competition. The trio de- 04/22 GLVC Championship 5/12 (+68) livered with a combined 16 top-20 finishes, including two top-five 05/01 NCAA Super Regional One 8/9 (+141) showings from Thompson.
All-GLVC Shootout Champs: The Greyhounds swept the hardware at the Darin Pinnick ^ annual Midwest Shootout in September, carding a score of 316 at ^ based on head-to-head rankings the rain-shortened event. Junior Darin Pinnick (+1) topped the GLVC Co-Coach of the Year 72-woman field to take her first career medalist honor. All three of Ken Piepenbrink her teammates finished in the top 20, including fifth-place finisher Academic All-GLVC Amy Thompson (+6). Jenny Konop Darin Pinnick ** Brianna Scheidler Amy Thompson Hillary Wenning
GLVC Team Academic Award Women’s Golf
NGCA All-American Scholars Jenny Konop Brianna Scheidler Amy Thompson Hillary Wenning
GLVC Pinnickal: Darin Pinnick had a breakout season in 2010-11, as the junior emerged as the team’s top player. The Washington, Ind., native averaged a career-best 79.8 strokes per round on the way to earning her first All-GLVC nod.
Brent There, Done That: UIndy alum Brent Nicoson was an- nounced as the school’s new women’s golf coach following the 2010-11 season. Nicoson, who has coached the UIndy men’s team for five seasons, will now mentor both golf squads as a full-time member of the UIndy staff.
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2010-11 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Low Par/- # Finish Top Rel. Player Rounds Strokes Rnd Rnds Evnts 5 10 20 W-L W-L% To Par Average Megan Kiley 4 306 73 - 2 - 1 2 147-21 .875 +5 76.5 Lauren Vogt 6 459 73 - 3 2 2 2 211-34 .861 +5 76.5 Darin Pinnick 24 1916 73 - 12 1 4 8 746-198 .790 +8 79.8 Amy Thompson 24 1940 74 - 12 2 2 8 696-248 .737 +9 80.8 Brianna Scheidler 24 1972 76 - 12 - 1 4 612-332 .648 +10 82.2 Jenny Konop 22 1859 77 - 11 - 1 4 475-392 .548 +13 84.5 Hillary Wenning 11 1054 92 - 5 - - - 29-341 .078 +24 95.8
4-PLAYER TEAM 24 7810 300 - 12 5 11 28 93-64-3 .591 +38 325.4
2010-11 TEAM STATISTICS Tournament Date Rnds Place Teams Players +/- Score W-L Tom Kirinovic Classic 09/05/10 2 4 14 82 +38 614 10-3 Screaming Eagle Golf Classic 09/19/10 2 3 15 88 +41 617 12-2 Midwest Shootout 09/26/10 1 1 13 72 +28 316 12-0 Laker Fall Classic 10/03/10 2 9 14 78 +72 648 5-8 MSU/Payne Stewart Memorial 10/18/10 3 16 17 98 +149 1013 1-15 Ann Rhoads Invitational 02/27/11 2 3 10 54 +88 664 7-2 Don Benbow Invitational 03/14/11 2 14 16 87 +116 692 2-13 Homewood Suites Invitational 03/18/11 2 5 9 49 +70 646 4-4 Northern Kentucky Invitational 03/26/11 2 1 23 129 +48 624 22-0 Illinois Wesleyan Spring Fling 04/17/11 1 7 20 109 +47 335 13-6 GLVC Championship 04/22/11 2 5 12 61 +68 636 7-4 NCAA D-II Super Regional One 05/01/11 3 8 9 49 +141 1005 1-7
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WRAP UP Return to NCAA Play: UIndy made its fourth-consecutive trip to Record: 36-14-1, 15-6 GLVC the NCAA Regional in 2011, entering the NCAA Midwest Regional DATE OPP. RESULT as the No. 2 seed. The Greyhounds fell in the championship of the 2/18 ! vs Georgia College & State W 7-4 regional, 3-1, to host Saginaw Valley State. 2/18 ! vs Arkansas-Monticello W 2-0 2/19 ! vs Lambuth W 10-2 (5) 2/19 ! vs Wayne State W 2-0 All-Americans: Jennifer DeMotte and Kelsey Rummel both 2/20 ! vs Ohio Dominican W 15-1 (5) 2/20 ! vs West Alabama W 7-1 earned All-American honors in 2011. DeMotte was named first 2/26 at North Alabama W 9-3 team Daktronics, Inc. All-American, while Rummel earned a spot 2/26 at North Alabama W 8-1 on the NFCA All-American Second Team. 2/27 at Alabama-Huntsville L 3-4 2/27 at Alabama-Huntsville T 3-3 (8) 3/11 * at Illinois-Springfield L 2-3 3/11 * at Illinois-Springfield W 10-4 (10) 3/12 * at Quincy L 1-3 3/12 * at Quincy L 1-3 3/14 & vs C.W. Post L 2-3 3/14 & vs Wayne State W 8-3 3/15 & vs Stonehill W 4-0 3/15 & vs Adelphi W 3-1 3/17 & vs Tiffin W 4-3 3/17 & vs Augustana (S.D.) L 1-9 (5) 3/18 & vs Wayne State W 9-4 3/18 & vs Augustana (S.D.) W 2-1 (8) 3/20 * ROCKHURST L 1-2 (8) 3/20 * ROCKHURST W 8-0 3/21 * DRURY W 9-5 3/21 * DRURY W 9-0 (5) 3/30 MARYVILLE W 8-3 All-Region: Jennifer DeMotte, Jamie Keltz, Kelsey Rummel and 3/30 MARYVILLE W 8-1 Cori Eckerle all earned All-Region accolades on the year, with De- 4/2 * SOUTHERN INDIANA W 8-0 (6) 4/2 * SOUTHERN INDIANA L 3-5 Motte earning first team nods from both the NFCA and Daktronics, 4/3 * MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W 11-3 (5) Inc. Keltz earned second team honors from both organizations, 4/3 * MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W 11-2 (5) 4/10 * at Kentucky Wesleyan W 3-1 while Rummel was first team NFCA and Eckerle earned a spot on 4/10 * at Kentucky Wesleyan W 2-0 the NFCA’s second team. 4/15 at Urbana W 6-3 4/15 at Urbana L 3-4 4/17 * NORTHERN KENTUCKY W 2-0 (9) GLVC Award Winners: Five UIndy softballers earned All-GLVC 4/17 * NORTHERN KENTUCKY L 0-4 recognition for the 2011 season, including Cori Eckerle being 4/21 * at Lewis W 9-0 (6) 4/21 * at Lewis W 11-2 named the league’s Freshman of the Year. Eckerle became the 4/29 SAINT JOSEPH’S W 3-1 first Greyhound to win the award since Megan Russell earned the 4/29 * SAINT JOSEPH’S W 3-2 (10) 4/30 * WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE W 8-0 (5) honor in 2007. In all, three Greyhounds have earned the honor. 4/30 * WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE W 8-4 Joining Eckerle on the All-GLVC First Team were Kelsey Rummel 5/6 ^ vs Quincy W 1-0 (8) and Jennifer DeMotte, while Jamie Keltz and Lauren Edwards were 5/6 ^ vs Missouri - St. Louis L 1-9 (6) 5/7 ^ vs Rockhurst L 4-5 named to the conference third team. 5/13 % vs Ashland W 1-0 5/14 % vs Saginaw Valley State L 1-4 5/14 % vs Ashland W 8-0 (5) 30 Wins...Again: With their 3-1 win over Saint Joseph’s Apr. 29, 5/15 % vs Saginaw Valley State L 1-3 the Greyhounds secured their fourth-consecutive 30+ win season.
() non-seven-inning game UIndy has won 30 or more in five of the last six seasons, with all * conference game ! Charger Chillout (Decatur, Ala.) five marks coming with Melissa Frost-Fisher as the Greyhound & Rebel Spring Games (Kissimmee, Fla.) head coach. Frost-Fisher’s UIndy record stands at 231-139-1. She ^ GLVC Tournament (East Peoria, Ill.) % NCAA Midwest Regional (Detroit, Mich) currently stands in second to Greyhound Athletic Director and for- mer softball coach, Dr. Sue Willey, for wins by a UIndy softball coach. Here is a look at each of the 30-win seasons in UIndy softball history:
2011: 36-14-1 2010: 36-17 2009: 37-21 2008: 39-28 2006: 31-19
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WRAP UP Rewriting the Record Books: Greyhound senior Jamie Keltz has FINAL GLVC STANDINGS School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct. carved her place in UIndy softball history and leaves the program 1. Mo.-St. Louis* 20-5 .800 31-20 .608 as one of the best players to ever don a UIndy uniform. The se- 2. Lewis**^ 19-5 .792 36-14 .720 3. Northern Ky.*^ 18-5 .783 29-17 .630 nior has busted three records this season, adding to the two she 4. Indianapolis*^ 16-6 .727 36-14-1 .716 overtook a year ago. Keltz currently holds the UIndy career records 5. Quincy*^ 17-8 .680 34-18 .654 for hits (233), homeruns (42), at bats (774), runs scored (189) 6. Bellarmine* 14-8 .636 27-17 .614 7. Drury* 13-13 .500 26-30 .464 and stolen bases (80). The 8. Rockhurst* 10-14 .417 23-29 .442 Greyhound second base- 9. Southern Ind. 10-15 .400 21-22 .488 10. Ill.-Springfield 7-13 .350 15-27 .357 man is second in the listing 11. Missouri S&T 8-16 .333 13-29 .310 for RBIs (138), and is in the 12. UW-Parkside 7-15 .318 13-31 .295 13. Saint Joseph’s 7-19 .269 19-26 .422 top six in career doubles 14. Ky. Wesleyan 6-18 .250 15-26 .366 (33) and triples (10). Her Maryville 6-18 .250 12-36 .250 career slugging percentage * GLVC tourney participant ** GLVC tourney champion of .532 also has a place in ^ NCAA Regional participant the UIndy top 10.
All-GLVC Sophomore Sensation: Jennifer DeMotte, UTL, 1st team Jennifer DeMotte had a Cori Eckerle, C, 1st team Kelsey Rummel, 3B, 1st team steller season in her second Lauren Edwards, P, 3rd team year on the Greyhound roster, posting a 22-7 record in the circle to Jamie Keltz, 2B, 3rd team go with a .379 batting average. Her 22 wins tie the UIndy single- GLVC Freshman of the Year season record. DeMotte was the lone GLVC softball player to appear Cori Eckerle, C in both the top five in ERA (1.47) and batting average, and became Daktronics All-Midwest Region the first player since the 2006 season to earn both the GLVC’s Player Jennifer DeMotte, Utl, 1st team and Pitcher of the Week honors in the same week (Apr. 25). In ad- Jamie Keltz, 2B, 2nd team dition to the conference honor, DeMotte became the first-ever UIndy Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-Midwest NFCA Division II National Pitcher of the Week Feb. 23. Region Jennifer DeMotte, UTL-P, 1st team Kelsey Rummel, 3B, 1st team Youth Leadership: The young guns of the Greyhound lineup have Cori Eckerle, C, 2nd team Jamie Keltz, 2B, 2nd team packed a punch this season, with 170 of the team’s 227 RBIs com- ing off the bats of the team’s underclassmen. Seventy-four of the Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-American squad’s 108 extra-base hits can also be attributed to the freshmen Kelsey Rummel, 3B, 2nd team and sophomore classes, along with 192 of UIndy’s 263 runs scored Daktronics All-American on the year. Jennifer DeMotte, UTL, 1st team
HOUNDS AMONG GLVC LEADERS Name Place Catagory Jamie Keltz 1st Runs scored T-2nd Triples T-3rd Homeruns 2nd Total bases 3rd Stolen bases Jennifer DeMotte 5th Batting avg. 2nd On-base pct. 1st Bases on balls 2nd ERA 3rd Opponents’ BA 2nd Innings pitched 3rd Strikeouts 2nd Wins Kelsey Rummel T-2nd Triples 5th Stolen bases DeVyn Barker T-5th Hit by pitch Audry Ernst 5th ERA Megan Gutierrez T-4th Saves
Academic All-GLVC DeVyn Barker Krysta Bradford Jessica Breeden *** Jennifer DeMotte ** Cori Eckerle Lauren Edwards Audrey Ernst **
GLVC Team Academic Award Softball Jamie Keltz Jessica Breeden Mary L. Baumgartner MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 39 SOFTBALL
2011 HITTING STATISTICS
Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OBP SF SH SB-ATT 4 DeMotte, Jennifer .379 51-51 145 30 55 10 2 3 31 78 .538 35 3 28 1 .505 1 2 7-8 2 Rummel, Kelsey .373 51-51 142 25 53 4 4 1 22 68 .479 14 0 26 0 .429 0 3 19-21 3 Keltz, Jamie .335 51-51 167 48 56 8 4 11 37 105 .629 28 1 37 0 .431 1 2 25-27 6 Ernst, Audrey .302 22-17 43 8 13 1 0 0 5 14 .326 6 1 14 0 .400 0 0 1-2 8 Eckerle, Cori .271 51-51 107 28 29 7 0 8 25 60 .561 28 0 35 0 .419 1 0 3-3 36 Breeden, Jessica .261 48-44 115 23 30 5 1 5 20 52 .452 17 5 25 1 .380 0 1 9-11 21 Malayer, Dakota .257 50-50 152 26 39 9 1 3 26 59 .388 16 2 41 0 .335 0 8 1-1 15 Owens, Shelby .250 17-9 28 4 7 2 0 0 4 9 .321 6 0 6 0 .382 0 1 1-1 1 Barker, DeVyn .246 49-48 122 17 30 2 0 1 16 35 .287 9 6 38 1 .328 0 9 9-13 22 Bradford, Krysta .229 51-51 140 25 32 3 0 1 14 38 .271 11 5 36 0 .308 0 4 4-4 10 Hanebrink, Che’ .224 45-42 125 26 28 8 0 3 23 45 .360 23 2 30 0 .353 0 2 10-12 12 Edwards, Lauren .184 22-21 38 3 7 1 0 0 4 8 .211 8 0 16 1 .326 0 3 0-0 23 Gutierrez, Megan .167 11-10 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .167 0 0 3 0 .167 0 0 0-0
Totals .286 51-51 1330 263 380 60 12 36 227 572 .430 201 25 335 4 .389 3 35 89-103 Opponents .224 51-51 1292 119 289 39 1 18 102 384 .297 96 11 275 5 .282 3 30 29-36
2011 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 4 DeMotte, Jennifer 1.47 22-7 33 28 22 8/1 1 181.0 126 52 38 42 180 20 1 13 668 .189 2 7 0 6 Ernst, Audrey 1.48 5-2 15 7 2 1/1 0 52.0 62 20 11 7 18 6 0 2 209 .297 0 0 0 12 Edwards, Lauren 2.36 7-5 21 13 5 1/2 0 86.0 85 40 29 35 63 13 0 2 331 .257 1 3 4 ------23 Gutierrez, Megan 1.25 2-0 7 3 1 1/0 2 22.1 16 7 4 12 14 0 0 1 84 .190 0 1 0
Totals 1.68 36-14 51 30 13/2 3 341.1 289 119 82 96 275 39 1 18 1292 .224 3 11 4 Opponents 3.97 14-36 51 24 1/0 1 331.2 380 263 188 201 335 61 12 36 1331 .286 13 25 1
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WRAP UP Fresh Start: Freshman Trevor Cox got his college career off to a Record: 9-13, 1-4 GLVC strong start by posting the best singles record on the team (14-9), DATE MATCH RESULT playing at No. 1 and 2 singles. Cox 09/24/10 ! ITA REGIONAL No team scores 10/03/10 ! OHIO DOMINICAN W 6-3 was 10-5 at No. 2 singles. He was 10/09/10 at Maryville W 9-0 also 12-9 in doubles, including go- 10/10/10 at Illinois-Springfield W 7-2 02/05/11 GRAND VALLEY STATE L 3-6 ing 9-2 with partner Alex Poe. 02/11/11 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE W 5-4 02/12/11 38 WAYNE STATE L 1-8 Lucky 13: Sophomore Alex Poe 02/19/11 vs Dubuque W 8-1 02/19/11 at NCAA III 18 DePauw L 1-8 led the Greyhound with a 13-6 02/26/11 NAIA 20 MCKENDREE L 2-7 doubles record playing at No. 2 and 02/27/11 NJCAA 5 VINCENNES L 0-9 03/05/11 TIFFIN W 8-1 No. 3. He was 11-2 overall at the 03/13/11 # vs South Dakota State L 1-5 No. 3 position. Poe also joined Cox 03/14/11 # vs Philadelphia W 5-3 with a winning singles record (12- 03/15/11 ^ at 45 Eckerd L 2-7 03/17/11 # vs Stonehill W 6-2 10), playing at No. 2-4. 03/18/11 # vs Franklin & Marshall L 2-7 03/26/11 * NORTHERN KENTUCKY L 2-7 04/01/11 * LEWIS L 4-5 Taking Down #1: On April 1 at 04/02/11 $ at Saint Joseph’s W 8-1 the UIndy Tennis Center, juniors 04/08/11 $ 36 SOUTHERN INDIANA L 1-8 04/09/11 21 NORTHWOOD L 2-5 Christian Nikou and Pete Wilson 04/17/11 * at Bellarmine L 4-5 knocked off the No. 1 doubles team
! at Center Grove H.S. (Greenwood, Ind.) in the Midwest Region, 8-6. The # at Orlando, Fla. Hounds’ duo took down Lewis’ Tonis Irdoja and Uno Lapimaa, who ^ at St. Petersburg, Fla. * GLVC match were also ranked No. 31 in the country, in the indoor match. $ GLVC match at Center Grove H.S.
FINAL GLVC STANDINGS ITA Awards: Wilson, a transfer from SIU-Edwardsville, was EAST tabbed as the ITA Midwest Region Arthur Ashe Leadership and School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct 1. Northern Ky. *^ 5-0 1.000 15-5 .750 Sportsmanship Award winner. As a doubles specialist for the Grey- 2. Southern Ind. *^ 4-1 .800 15-8 .652 hounds, Wilson played in a match-high 23 doubles matches with 3. Lewis * 3-2 .600 12-5 .706 4. Bellarmine * 2-3 .400 7-11 .389 four different partners at all three positions. 5. Indianapolis 1-4 .200 9-12 .429 6. Saint Joseph’s 0-5 .000 16-8 .667 Jarrod Epkey was named ITA Midwest Region Assistant Coach of WEST the Year after earning the women’s regional assistant coach honor School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct last season. 1. Drury *^ 5-0 1.000 16-4 .800 2. Rockhurst **^ 4-1 .800 22-4 .846 3. Mo.-St. Louis * 3-2 .600 9-9 .500 Young at Heart: The Greyhounds used 12 players during the 4. Ill.-Springfield * 2-3 .400 8-12 .400 5. Quincy 1-4 .200 7-7 .500 season and not one was a senior. UIndy used five juniors, three 6. Maryville 0-5 .000 3-10 .231 sophomores and four freshmen. * GLVC tourney participant ** GLVC tourney champion ^ NCAA Regional participant
Academic All-GLVC Michael Bradley Taylor Broda *** Trevor Cox Dan Lutocka Jeff Price ** Nicholas Reinhart David Schoch Preston Swain Pete Wilson
GLVC Team Academic Award Men’s Tennis
ITA Regional Arthur Ashe Leadership & Sportsmanship Award Pete Wilson
ITA Scholar-Athletes Michael Bradley Trevor Cox Nick Reinhart Pete Wilson
ITA All-Academic Team Award Men’s Tennis
ITA Midwest Assistant Coach of the Year Jarrod Epkey Trevor Cox Pete Wilson William A. Bright MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 41 MEN’S TENNIS
2010-11 SEASON STATISTICS
SINGLES Overall Dual Tour Conf 1 2 3 4 5 6 Michael Bradley 5-9 4-7 1-2 0-0 ------1-5 3-2 Taylor Broda 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-0 ------Trevor Cox 14-9 13-8 1-1 3-2 3-3 10-5 ------Caleb Fellers 10-15 8-14 2-1 0-5 --- 0-1 2-8 5-5 1-0 --- Christian Nikou 5-17 4-15 1-2 1-3 2-14 2-1 ------Alex Poe 12-10 11-9 1-1 2-3 --- 1-1 6-5 4-3 ------Jeff Price 1-4 1-4 0-0 1-3 ------0-2 1-2 --- Nick Reinhart 3-5 3-5 0-0 1-0 ------0-1 0-3 3-1 David Schoch 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 ------0-1 Matt Smith 2-1 2-1 0-0 0-0 ------0-1 2-0 Preston Swain 7-9 7-9 0-0 3-2 ------0-1 1-0 2-1 4-7 Pete Wilson 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-1 ------1-2 ---
Totals 60-84 54-75 6-9 11-19 5-17 13-8 8-14 10-12 8-13 10-11 Percentage .417 .419 .400 .367 .227 .619 .364 .455 .381 .476
DOUBLES Overall Dual Tour Conf 1 2 3 Jeff Price/David Schoch 6-6 5-5 1-1 1-3 0-2 5-3 --- Christian Nikou/Matt Smith 3-2 2-1 1-1 0-0 2-1 ------Trevor Cox/Pete Wilson 1-2 0-0 1-2 0-0 ------Alex Poe/Preston Swain 1-1 1-0 0-1 0-0 ------1-0 Caleb Fellers/David Schoch 3-2 2-1 1-1 0-0 --- 2-1 --- Caleb Fellers/Pete Wilson 5-5 5-5 0-0 0-2 --- 2-2 3-3 Trevor Cox/Christian Nikou 1-4 1-4 0-0 0-0 1-4 ------Alex Poe/Jeff Price 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-0 --- 1-2 --- Alex Poe/Nick Reinhart 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 ------0-1 Christian Nikou/Pete Wilson 4-6 4-6 0-0 2-1 4-6 ------Trevor Cox/Alex Poe 9-2 9-2 0-0 4-1 --- 1-1 8-1 Nick Reinhart/Preston Swain 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 ------0-1 Caleb Fellers/Nick Reinhart 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 ------0-1 Trevor Cox/Caleb Fellers 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 --- 0-1 1-0 Michael Bradley/Alex Poe 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 ------2-0 Christian Nikou/Jeff Price 1-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 ------
Totals 38-36 34-30 4-6 8-7 8-13 11-10 15-7 Percentage .514 .531 .400 .533 .381 .524 .682
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WRAP UP ITA Awards: Ceciley Starkey won the ITA Midwest Region Ar- Record: 9-8, 3-3 GLVC thur Ashe Leadership and Sportsmanship Award after wrapping DATE MATCH RESULT up her senior season. She went 5-0 in 09/04/10 at William Jewell W 5-4 09/06/10 at Missouri - St. Louis W 7-2 Great Lakes Valley Conference doubles 09/11/10 at DePauw Invite No Team Scores with fellow senior Kelsey Hartman to 09/17/10 at ITA Regional No Team Scores 02/05/11 15 GRAND VALLEY STATE L 0-9 conclude her career 41-24 in doubles 02/26/11 CEDARVILLE W 9-0 and 10-4 in singles. 03/05/11 TIFFIN W 8-1 03/13/11 # vs South Dakota State L 1-6 03/15/11 ^ at Eckerd W 6-3 Assistant coach Harry Schwartz took 03/17/11 # vs Stonehill L 3-6 home the ITA Midwest Region Women’s 03/18/11 # vs Saint Michael’s W 7-2 03/26/11 * NORTHERN KENTUCKY L 4-5 Assistant Coach of the Year Award, one 04/01/11 * LEWIS L 2-7 year after Jarrod Epkey also won the 04/02/11 * at Saint Joseph’s L 2-7 04/08/11 $ SOUTHERN INDIANA W 5-4 honor. Schwartz has been involved in the 04/09/11 ! 25 NORTHWOOD L 1-5 Indianapolis tennis scene for 30 years 04/16/11 * at Kentucky Wesleyan W 9-0 04/17/11 * at Bellarmine W 7-2 and is a valuable contributor to the UIn- 04/22/11 & vs 41 Drury L 0-5 dy women’s tennis program. A former
# at Orlando, Fla. head coach at Roncalli High School and ^ at St. Petersburg, Fla. currently the head coach at Southport * GLVC match $ GLVC match at Center Grove H.S. (Greenwood, Ind.) High School, he helped the women rank ! non-conference match at Center Grove H.S. & GLVC Tournament No. 10 in the Midwest region through- out the season. The Greyhounds quali- FINAL GLVC STANDINGS fied for the GLVC Tournament, while EAST School GLVC Pct Overall Pct also compiling an impressive 5-1 road 1. Northern Ky. * 6-0 1.000 12-5 .706 record. 2. Lewis * 5-1 .833 14-6 .700 3. Indianapolis * 3-3 .500 9-8 .529 Southern Ind. * 3-3 .500 6-14 .300 Eight is Enough: Sophomore Rachel 4. Bellarmine 2-4 .333 14-7 .667 5. Saint Joseph’s 1-5 .167 15-5 .750 Barger and freshman Taylor Eckert led Ky. Wesleyan 1-5 .167 13-9 .591 the Greyhounds with eight dual match singles wins. Eckert was 8-3 playing at No. 6 singles, while Barger put together an 8-4 WEST School GLVC Pct Overall Pct mark playing at No. 4-6. Barger also teamed with freshman Kasey 1. Rockhurst * 5-0 1.000 17-6 .739 Land to go 8-3 at No. 2 doubles, while juniors Maggie Ashby and 2. Drury **^ 4-1 .800 13-11 .542 3. Missouri-St. Louis * 3-2 .600 8-11 .421 Alena Perez-Majul went 8-4, including 6-4 at No. 1 doubles. 4. Quincy * 2-3 .400 8-9 .471 5. Illinois-Springfield 1-4 .200 4-11 .267 6. Maryville 0-5 .000 3-9 .250 Post-Grad: Starkey, a UIndy Presidential Scholar, was awarded the Richard Schrier Post-Graduate Scholarship at the annual Grey- * GLVC Tournament participant ** GLVC Tournament champion hound Club Senior Banquet. Starkey is a member of the Sigma ^ NCAA Regional participant Zeta, Phi Alpha Epsilon and Alpha Chi honor societies and has al- Academic All-GLVC ready been accepted to med school at Indiana University. Rachel Barger** Mary Covington** Katie Jackson** Kasey Land Claire Liles Alena Perez-Majul** Ceciley Starkey**** Meghan Teunis ***
GLVC COP’s Academic Excellence Award Ceciley Starkey
GLVC Team Academic Award Women’s Tennis
ITA Midwest Arthur Ashe Leadership & Sportsmanship Award Ceciley Starkey
ITA Scholar-Athletes Alex Covington** Kasey Land Claire Liles Alena Perez-Majul Ceciley Starkey**** Meghan Teunis***
ITA All-Academic Team Award Women’s Tennis
ITA Midwest Assistant Coach of the Year Harry Schwartz Rachel Barger Meghan Teunis Mary L. Baumgartner MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 43 WOMEN’S TENNIS
2010-11 SEASON STATISTICS
SINGLES Overall Dual Tour Conf 1 2 3 4 5 6 Ashby, Maggie 5-8 5-5 0-3 1-2 0-1 4-3 --- 1-1 ------Barger, Rachel 11-7 8-4 3-3 2-1 ------1-1 6-3 1-0 Eckert, Taylor 9-7 8-3 1-4 3-0 ------8-3 Hartman, Kelsey 4-5 4-5 0-0 3-1 --- 0-1 0-2 3-1 1-1 --- Jackson, Katie 3-0 0-0 3-0 0-0 ------Land, Kasey 4-2 0-0 4-2 0-0 ------Liles, Claire 8-10 7-6 1-4 1-3 0-1 1-1 2-2 2-2 2-0 --- Perez-Majul, Alena 7-13 6-8 1-5 2-3 6-8 ------Teunis, Meghan 8-11 7-6 1-5 4-1 --- 0-4 5-2 2-0 ------Wasielewski, Kim 3-3 3-3 0-0 1-1 0-1 1-0 0-1 --- 1-1 1-0
Totals 62-73 48-47 14-26 17-19 6-11 6-9 7-9 9-7 10-6 10-5 Percentage .459 .505 .350 .472 .353 .400 .438 .562 .625 .667
DOUBLES Overall Dual Tour Conf 1 2 3 Liles, Claire/Teunis, Meghan 3-5 2-1 1-4 0-1 2-1 ------Ashby, Maggie/Perez-Majul, Alena 9-5 8-4 1-1 3-2 6-4 2-0 --- Barger, Rachel/Covington, Alex 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 ------0-1 Eckert, Taylor/Land, Kasey 3-5 1-2 2-3 0-0 --- 0-1 1-1 Ashby, Maggie/Starkey, Ceciley 1-4 0-2 1-2 0-0 0-2 ------Barger, Rachel/Mastison, Sarah 1-2 0-0 1-2 0-0 ------Hartman, Kelsey/Perez-Majul, Alena 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 ------Covington, Alex/Liles, Claire 3-4 3-4 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1 3-2 Barger, Rachel/Land, Kasey 8-3 8-3 0-0 4-1 --- 8-3 --- Barger, Rachel/Teunis, Meghan 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 --- 0-1 --- Jackson, Katie/Mastison, Sarah 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 ------1-0 Covington, Alex/Land, Kasey 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1 --- 0-1 --- Barger, Rachel/Hartman, Kelsey 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1 ------0-1 Hartman, Kelsey/Starkey, Ceciley 5-2 5-2 0-0 5-0 ------5-2
Totals 34-35 28-23 6-12 12-6 8-9 10-7 10-7 Percentage .493 .549 .333 .667 .471 .588 .588
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WRAP UP GLVC Champs: The Greyhound track and field squads won three DATE MEET RESULTS (M/W) of the four GLVC track and field titles on the year, with the men’s 12/11/10 Robert Johnson Early Bird 01/23/11 Little Giant Invitational squad taking both the indoor and outdoor titles, while the women 01/29/11 IWU Track & Field Invitational also took the outdoor crown. The 2011 season marks the second 02/05/11 IU Division II Open 02/11/11 Hoosier Hills Open consecutive year that UIndy has swept the outdoor titles. 02/12/11 DePauw Indoor Invitational 1st/1st 02/19/11 Boilermaker Invitational 02/25/11 GLVC Indoor Championships 1st/2nd In all, the UIndy women have taken six GLVC titles (1 Indoor, 03/11/11 NCAA Indoor Championships 26th/-- 5 Outdoor), including the last three outdoor championships. The 03/26/11 Polar Bear Invitational Greyhound men also have six titles (2 Indoor, 4 Outdoor). 04/01/11 Mike Poehlien Invitational 04/08/11 Indiana Intercollegiates 1st/3rd 04/15/11 Dave Rankin Invitational GLVC Athletes of the Year: Robert Gardner and Angelique Mc- 04/23/11 Bellarmine Classic 04/24/11 Jesse Owens Classic Neal took the indoor and outdoor GLVC Male and Female Track 04/29/11 Hillsdale “Gina” Relays Athlete of the 04/30/11 Stan Lyons Open 05/06/11 GLVC Outdoor Championships 1st/1st Year awards. Mc- 05/13/11 Cardinal Twilight Classic Neal earned the 05/14/11 Chicago Penultimate honor at both 05/15/11 Indianapolis Twilight Qualifier 05/26/11 NCAA Outdoor Championships 24th/-- meets after win- ning the 100 All-GLVC, Indoor, Men and 200-meter 1st Team dashes and an- Robert Gardner- 400m*, 4x200m*, 200m*, 4x400m* choring the GLVC Carl Smith- 4x200m*, 4x400m* champion 4x100- Nick Brattain- 4x200m* Jerel Flournoy- 200m, 4x400m*, long jump* meter relay, as Jermel Kindred- 4x200m*, 4x400m* well as running Matt Royer- shot put, weight throw* the first leg of the Kevin Keene- heptathlon* Randall Hudi- long jump outdoor conference title-winning 4x400-meter relay squad. At the Braden Miller- heptathlon, high jump indoor meet, McNeal earned individual titles in the 55-meter dash 2nd Team and the 200-meter dash. She also joined the women’s 4x400- Mark Martinez- 1 mile meter relay to take an indoor title. Gardner took individual titles in Zach Little- high jump Blaze Hurley- pole vault the 200 and 400-meter dashes at both indoor and outdoor events, Shane Wyant- shot put and anchored both the 4x100 and 4x400-meter relay squads that Nicko Peebles- weight throw each won conference titles at both the indoor and outdoor meet. Marcus Montgomery- weight throw Indoor Male Track Athlete of the Year Athletes of the Week: Of the 24 total GLVC men’s and women’s Robert Gardner track and field athletes of the week chosen over the 2011 indoor Indoor Male Coach of the Year and outdoor seasons, one-third were Greyhounds. Robert Gardner Scott Fangman and Matt Royer each earned the honor twice during the year, while Zach Little, Jerel Flournoy, Seth Galloway and Haley Miller were All-GLVC, Indoor, Women each the conference athlete of the week once in 2011. 1st Team Delta Martin- 4x400m* Kierra Allen- 400m, 4x400m* Coach of the Year: Scott Fangman earned the GLVC Coach of the Angelique McNeal- 55m*, 200m*, 4x400m* Haley Miller- 4x400m* Year honors for both the men’s and women’s outdoor seasons, as Valerie Wagner- long jump* well as the men’s indoor coach of the year. Fangman is now a 10-
2nd Team time GLVC Coach of the Year as the Greyhound head man. Shirah Bennet- 55m hurdles Kenya Owens- 400m Saidat Sanuth- 200m Katy Watson- shot put
Indoor Female Track Athlete of the Year Angelique McNeal
* denotes GLVC champion
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WRAP UP Four Indoor All-GLVC, Outdoor, Men 1st Team All-Americans: Robert Gardner- 200m*, 400m*, 4x100m*, 4x400m* Four Greyhounds Mark Martinez- 1500m*, earned All-Amer- Carl Smith- 4x100m* Jermel Kindred- 400m hurdles*, 4x100m*, ican honors at 4x400m* Nick Brattain- 4x400m* the 2011 NCAA Blaze Hurley- pole vault* Division II Indoor Matt Royer- shot put, hammer* Skyler Mattox- long jump Track and Field Jerel Flournoy- 200m, 400m, 4x100m*, 4x400m* Championships. 2nd Team Robert Gardner Ben Bertoli- 400m hurdles brought home a Zach Little- high jump Cory Fornal- javelin pair of All-Ameri- Randall Hudi- triple jump, long jump can finishes, tak- All-GLVC, Outdoor, Women ing seventh in 1st Team Angelique McNeal- 100m*, 200m*, 4x100m*, the 400-meter 4x400m* Delta Martin- 4x100m*, 4x400m* dash and joining Kierra Allen- 100m, 4x100m*, 4x400m* Kenya Owens- 4x100m*, Nick Brattain, Haley Miller- 400m, 4x400m* Jerel Flournoy Valerie Wagner- long jump* Heather Rourk- javelin* and Jermel Kin- 2nd Team dred for a third- Jordan VanDyke- 400m hurdles place finish in Katy Watson- shot put, discus, hammer Shirah Bennett- 100m hurdles, the 4x400-meter relay. Courtney Kuzmicz- shot put, discus, hammer Isabelle May- discus * GLVC champion Six Outdoor All-Americans: UIndy came home with six All-Amer- Outdoor Female Athlete of the Year ican finishes at the 2011 NCAA Divison II Outdoor Track and Field Angelique McNeal Championships. The men’s 4x400-meter relay again brought home Outdoor Male Freshman of the Year Robert Gardner All-American honors in their event, taking a fourth-place finish at the outdoor meet. Blaze Hurley earned his first-ever All-American Outdoor Male & Female Coach of the Year Scott Fangman title with a fourth-place finish in the men’s pole vault, setting a new All-American, Indoor school record with a leap of 5.03 meters. Matt Royer took sixth in Jermel Kindred- 4x400 (3rd) Nick Brattain- 4x400 (3rd) the men’s hammer throw to close out the UIndy All-Americans at Jerel Flournoy- 4x400 (3rd) the meet. Robert Gardner- 4x400 (3rd), 400m (7th)
All-American, Outdoor Matt Royer- hammer (6th) Blaze Hurley- pole vault (4th) Jermel Kindred- 4x400 (4th) Nick Brattain- 4x400 (4th) Jerel Flournoy- 4x400 (4th) Robert Gardner- 4x400 (4th)
Academic All-GLVC, Men Clayton Abbott Aaron Beck Ben Bertoli *** Nick Brattain Jacob Fisher Cory Fornal **** Vincent Georgescu Dustin Gilpatrick Josh Gornall Mark Martinez Tim Mosier Christopher Parker Andrew Piropato Quinn Ruich Academic All-GLVC, Women Robert Gardner Jerel Flournoy Nick Brattain Emilly Bernstein Kaitlin Boester ** Stephanie Cave ** Natalie Chamberlain William A. Bright Co-MVP William A. Bright Co-MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award Chelsey Chang **** Kimberly Condra ** Caitlin Gannaway ** Adriana Ganz ** Lindsay Houvener Amanda Hozan *** Madelyn Jerome Jordyn Keele ** Stephanie Kennedy Courtney Kuzmicz **** Haley Miller Christie Nurkowski Kenya Owens *** Jenifer Patrick Lauren Rascoe Courtney Raypole Jillian Reisinger Rachel Richman Laura Riggins Rachel Robertson ** Saidat Sanuth ** Jordan VanDyke Valorie Wagner Katy Watson ** Brittany Wells Hillary Wenning ** Haley Wittig Kaitlin Worthington
GLVC COP’s Academic Excellence Award Ben Bertoli Cory Fornal Courtney Kuzmicz Angelique McNeal Kenya Owens Mary L. Baumgartner MVP Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award 46 TRACK & FIELD
2010-11 TOP INDOOR MARKS MEN’S 55m Dash 800m Run 55m Hurdles Triple Jump 1 Woods, Alfred 6.57 1 O’Boyle, Ian 01:56.6 1 Kindred, Jermel 7.95 1 Hudi, Randall 13.68m 2 Keene, Kevin 6.61 2 McCarthy, Patrick 01:58.3 2 Miller, Braden 8.10 2 Bertoli, Benjamin 13.13m 3 Stouder, Chase 6.75 3 Corsaro, Chris 02:01.0 3 Achors, Konner 8.31 3 Achors, Konner 11.71m
60m Dash 1,000m Run 60m Hurdles Shot Put 1 Woods II, Alfred 7.16 1 Sherwood, Justin 02:52.6 1 Miller, Braden 8.73 1 Royer, Matt 16.34m 2 Keys, Dionte 7.49 2 Johnson, Trevor 02:56.8 2 Kindred, Jermel 8.74 2 Wyant, Shane 16.02m 3 Stouder, Chase 7.50 3 Keene, Kevin 02:57.4 3 Jackson, Stephen 9.01 3 Peebles, Nikko 14.21m
200m Dash 3,000m Run High Jump Weight Throw 1 Gardner, Robert 21.98 1 Martinez, Mark 09:06.0 1 Miller, Braden 2.04m 1 Royer, Matt 20.10m 2 Flournoy, Jerel 22.30 2 Fisher, Jake 09:13.2 2 Little, Zachary 2.00m 2 Montgomery, Marcus 17.70m 3 Woods II, Alfred 22.72 3 Sherwood, Justin 09:23.7 3 Achors, Konner 1.90m 3 Peebles, Nikko 17.52m
400m Dash 5,000m Run Pole Vault Heptathlon 1 Gardner, Robert 48.16 1 Martinez, Mark 15:26.5 1 Hurley, B laze 4.61m 1 Keene, Kevin 4686* 2 Flournoy, Jerel 48.85 2 Fisher, Jake 15:53.4 2 Aldrich, Jacob 4.57m 2 Miller, Braden 4599 3 Kindred, Jermel 49.35 3 Sherwood, Justin 16:19.8 3 Fornal, Cory 4.31m 3 Coffer, Collin 3093
600m Run 1 Mile Run Long Jump 1 Smith, Carl 01:23.3 1 Martinez, Mark 04:25.5 1 Flournoy, Jerel 7.18m 2 McCarthy, Patrick 01:25.0 2 McMillan, Benjamin 04:27.9 2 Hudi, Randall 7.11m 3 O’Boyle, Ian 01:28.3 3 Gornall, Joshua 04:33.0 3 Keene, Kevin 6.54m
4x200m Relay 4x400m Relay 4,000m Distance Medley Relay 1 Smith, Kindred 1:29.20* 1 Kindred, Brattain 3:10.99* 1 O’Boyle, Johnson 10:46.84 Brattain, Gardner Gardner, Flournoy Corsaro, Gornall
WOMEN’S 55m Dash 800m Run 55m Hurdles Triple Jump 1 McNeal, Angelique 7.22 1 Miller, Haley 2:16.56* 1 Reisinger, Jillian 8.63 1 Wagner, Valorie 10.63m 2 Owens, Kenya 7.42 2 Wenning, Hillary 2:23.9 2 Bennett, Shirah 8.65 2 Schroeder, Bethany 10.52m 2 Sanuth, Saidat 7.42 3 Wittig, Haley 2:27.6 3 Rotach, Abby 9.51 3 Robertson, Rachel 10.40m
60m Dash 3,000m Run 60m Hurdles Shot Put 1 McNeal, Angelique 7.84 1 Knapp, Sutton 11:08.7 1 Bennett, Shirah 9.44 1 Watson, Katy 12.95m 2 Allen, Kierra 7.88 2 Raypole, Courtney 11:10.6 2 Reisinger, Jillian 9.46 2 Gannaway, Caitlin 12.17m 3 Owens, Kenya 7.97 3 Cave, Stephanie 11:18.4 3 Wagner, Valorie 10.23 3 May, Isabelle 11.46m
200m Dash 5,000m Run High Jump Weight Throw 1 McNeal, Angelique 25.04 1 Raypole, Courtney 19:49.5 1 Dale, Kelsey 1.53m 1 Watson, Katy 14.84m 2 Allen, Kierra 25.26 2 Cave, Stephanie 20:11.0 2 Blackburn, Erica 1.48m 2 Gannaway, Caitlin 14.11m 3 Sanuth, Saidat 25.59 3 Lewis, Michelle 20:21.3 3 Worthington, Kaitlin 1.46m 3 May, Isabelle 13.56m
400m Dash 1 Mile Run Pole Vault Pentathlon 1 Allen, Kierra 57.65 1 Knapp, Sutton 05:28.6 1 Rotach, Abby 3.12m 1 Reisinger, Jillian 2868 2 Miller, Haley 57.93 2 Raypole, Courtney 05:38.0 2 Shannon, Molly 2.95m 2 Worthington, Kaitlin 2549 3 Owens, Kenya 58.18 3 Nurkowski, Christie 05:50.5 2 Wells, Brittany 2.95m 3 Keele, Jordyn 2446
600m Run Long Jump 1 VanDyke, Jordan 01:42.3 1 Wagner, Valorie 5.56m 2 Wittig, Haley 01:47.7 2 Robertson, Rachel 5.19m 3 Condra, Kimberley 01:50.6 3 Schroeder, Bethany 5.12m
4x200m Relay 4x400m Relay 4,000m Distance Medley Relay 1 Sanuth, Burkins 1:44.14 1 Martin, McNeal 3:53.22* 1 Wittig, Wenning 13:10.69 Miller, Owens Allen, Miller Wells, Raypole *school record
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200m Dash 10,000m Run Pole Vault Discus 1 Flournoy, Jerel 21.32 1 Gornall, Joshua 33:34.15 1 Hurley, Blaze 4.97m* 1 Miller, Braden 44.41m 2 Gardner, Robert 21.47 2 Fornal, Cory 4.55m 2 Wyant, Shane 44.31m 3 Kindred, Jermel 21.87 3 Aldrich, Jacob 4.50m 3 Montgomery, Marcus 44.17m
400m Dash 110m Hurdles Long Jump Hammer 1 Flournoy, Jerel 47.13 1 Miller, Braden 15.23 1 Hudi, Randall 7.23m 1 Royer, Matt 61.66m 2 Gardner, Robert 47.16 2 Dossey, Jonathan 16.10 2 Mattox, Jonathan 7.12m 2 Gilpatrick, Dustin 49.74m 3 Kindred, Jermel 48.19 3 Jackson, Stephen 16.13 3 Flournoy, Jerel 7.07m 3 Montgomery, Marcus 49.73m
800m Run 400m Hurdles Triple Jump Javelin 1 O’Boyle, Ian 1:58.32 1 Kindred, Jermel 52.20 1 Hudi, Randall 13.45m 1 Galloway, Seth 62.29m 2 Gardner, Robert 2:00.05 2 Bertoli, Ben 54.09 2 Bertoli, Benjamin 13.08m 2 Fornal, Cory 56.48m 3 McCarthy, Patrick 2:00.76 3 Johnson, Terrence 57.97 3 Little, Zachary 12.75m 3 Keene, Kevin 50.52m
1,500m Run 3,000m Steeplechase Decathlon 1 Martinez, Mark 3:55.22 1 Fisher, Jake 9:57.38 1 Fornal, Cory 5333 2 McMillan, Benjamin 4:07.10 2 Beck, Aaron 10:12.60 2 Coffer, Collin 4970 3 Duty, Jonathan 4:13.11 3 Sherwood, Justin 10:30.78 3 Hughes, Brandon 3920
4x100m Relay 4x400m Relay 1 Kindred, Flournoy 41.24 1 Kindred, Brattain 3:09.84* Smith, Gardner Flournoy, Gardner
WOMEN’S 100m Dash 5,000m Run High Jump Shot Put 1 McNeal, Angelique 11.81* 1 Cave, Stephanie 18:49.85 1 Dale, Kelsey 1.55m 1 Watson, Katy 12.37m 2 Allen, Kierra 11.90 2 Lewis, Michelle 19:36.02 2 Brock, Sadie 1.46m 2 Kuzmicz, Courtney 12.18m 3 Owens, Kenya 12.15 3 Raypole, Courtney 19:43.83 Blackburn, Erica 1.46m 3 Gannaway, Caitlin 11.75m
200m Dash 10,000 Run Pole Vault Discus 1 McNeal, Angelique 24.51 1 Lewis, Michelle 41:23.59 1 Rotach, Abby 3.25m 1 Watson, Katy 45.51m 2 Allen, Kierra 24.60 2 Berstein, Emily 43:43.41 2 Shannon, Molly 2.86m 2 May, Isabelle 44.40m 3 Owens, Kenya 25.07 Richman, Rachel 2.86m 3 Kuzmicz, Courtney 43.00m
400m Dash 100m Hurdles Long Jump Hammer 1 Miller, Haley 56.2h 1 Bennett, Shirah 14.89 1 Wagner, Valorie 5.46m 1 Kuzmicz, Courtney 46.99m 2 Martin, Delta Rae 57.5h 2 Reisinger, Jillian 15.60 2 Robertson, Rachel 5.33m 2 Watson, Katy 45.21m 3 Owens, Kenya 58.18 3 Martin, Sarah 17.16 3 Schroeder, Bethany 5.12m 3 May, Isabelle 40.83m
800m Run 400m Hurdles Triple Jump Javelin 1 Wenning, Hillary 02:19.84 1 VanDyke, Jordan 01:04.98 1 Schroeder, Bethany 10.76m 1 Rourk, Heather 36.07m 2 Knapp, Sutton 02:22.95 2 Worthington, Kaitlin 01:10.36 2 Wagner, Valorie 10.48m 2 Wilson, Nikki 34.27m 3 Wittig, Haley 02:25.00 3 Quick, Jazmin 01:16.26 3 Robertson, Rachel 10.47m 3 Wagner, Valorie 31.94m
1,500m Run 3,000m Steeplechase Heptathlon 1 Wittig, Haley 04:58.48 1 Raypole, Courtney 12:01.67 1 Reisinger, Jillian 3756 2 Knapp, Sutton 05:00.89 2 Nurkowski, Christie 12:59.93 2 Worthington, Kaitlin 3552 3 Cave, Stephanie 05:06.28 3 Keele, Jordyn 3338
4x100m Relay 4x400m Relay 1 Martin, Owens 46.83 1 McNeal, Martin 03:49.83 McNeal, Allen Allen, Miller *school record
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