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CMU Quick Facts Location Grand Junction, CO COLORADO MESA UNIVERSITY CMU Quick Facts Location Grand Junction, CO FOuNDeD 1925 eNROLLMeNT 9,046 NICkNAMe Mavericks COLORs Maroon & White PResIDeNT Tim Foster CONFeReNCe Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Affiliation NCAA Divison II VeNues Brownson ArenA Basketball, Volleyball, Wrestling stocker stAdium BergmAn Field Football Softball wAlker Field El PomAr nAtAtorium Soccer, Lacrosse Swimming, Diving suPlizio Field Elliott tennis center Baseball Tennis CReditS And PuBlication information PhotograPhy: inSide pAgeS: Maverick Center Buddy Bear Roberta Sivils 1100 North AveNue buddybear.digitaleventsonline.com [email protected] Grand JuNctioN, CO 81501 graPhic design: www.cmumavericks.com Printing: Cover: Peczuh Printing PhoNe: 970.248.1503 Andrea Wilkins 2497-B Power Road FAx: 970.248.1980 Assistant to Jeremy Smith grand Junction, CO 81507 970-243-1012 PhotograPhy: Buddy Bear, Jermaine Williams, Jeremy Smith, Sara Tafoya, Jordan Hoyle, Millie Schreibman & CMU Publication Office COLORADO MESA UNIVERSITY 2013 Colorado Mesa University 2013 Colorado Mesa University WOMEN’S LACROSSE SChEDULE MEN’S LACROSSE SChEDULE dATE OPPonent loCATION TIMe dATE OPPonent loCAtion tiMe Sat. Feb. 16 Regis University Walker Field 1 pm Sun. Feb. 24 Pace University Denver University 5:30 pm Fri. Feb. 22 Fort Lewis College Walker Field 4 pm Sat. Mar. 2 Colorado College Walker Field 1 pm Sat. Mar. 2 Westminster Salt Lake City, Utah 11 am Thurs. Mar. 7 Pfeiffer University Misenheimer, NC 11 am *Mon. Mar. 4 Lake Erie vs. Adams Walker Field 5 pm Sat. Mar. 9 Queens University Charlotte, NC 10 am Wed. Mar. 6 Lake Erie Walker Field 6 pm *Fri. Mar. 8 Lake Erie vs. McKendree Walker Field 4 pm Sat. Mar. 16 Westminster College Salt Lake City, Utah 1 pm Sat. Mar. 9 McKendree University Walker Field 1 pm Thurs. Mar. 21 Notre Dame de Namur Belmont, CA 5 pm Sat. Mar. 16 St. Michaels Orlando, FL 10 am Sat. Mar. 23 Dominican University San Rafael, CA 3 pm Sun. Mar. 17 Saint Leo Saint Leo, FL 12 pm Sat. Mar. 30 Adams State University Alamosa, CO 2 pm Tues. Mar. 19 Florida Southern Lakeland, FL 3 pm Fri. Apr. 5 Notre Dame de Namur Walker Field 7 pm Sat. Mar. 30 Lindenwood University Walker Field 1 pm Sat. Apr. 6 Adams State University Walker Field 1 pm Sun. Apr. 7 Dominican University Walker Field Noon Sat. Apr. 13 Regis University Denver, CO 1 pm Sun. Apr. 14 Seton Hill University St. Charles, MO 10 am Thurs. Apr. 18 McKendree University Lebanon, IL 5 pm Tues. Apr. 16 Lindenwood University St. Charles, MO 5 pm Sat. Apr. 20 Lindenwood University St. Charles, MO 12 pm Sat Apr. 20 University of Tampa Walker Field 1 pm Fri. Apr. 26 Fort Lewis College Durango, CO 1 pm Sat. Apr. 27 Adams State University Walker Field 1 pm Sat. Apr. 27 Adams State University Alamosa, CO 3 pm Sat. May 4 Colorado College Walker Field 11 am All times mountAin stAndArd time All times mountAin stAndArd time 2013 Colorado Mesa University bASEbALL SChEDULE 2013 Colorado Mesa University SOFTbALL SChEDULE dATE OPPonent tiMe loCAtion FeBrUarY dATE OPPonent loCATION TIMe Fri. 1 @ U.C. San Diego 6:00pm San Diego, CA Feb. 15-17 NFCA Division II Lead Off Classic Tucson, AZ Sat. 2 @ U.C. San Diego 2:00pm San Diego, CA Feb. 15 Cal-State San Bernardino Tucson, AZ 3 pm Sun. 3 @ U.C. San Diego Noon San Diego, CA Feb. 15 Chowan Univ Tucson, AZ 5 pm Fri. 15 Montana State Billings 2:30pm Suplizio Field Feb. 16 West Texas A&M Tucson, AZ 2 pm Sat.. 16 Montana State Billings Noon Suplizio Field Sun. 17 Montana State Billings Noon Suplizio Field Feb. 16 Molloy College Tucson, AZ 4 pm Fri. 22 @ Grand Canyon 7:00pm Phoenix, AZ Feb. 23 New Mexico Highlands Univ Las Vegas, NM 12/2pm Sat. 23 @ Grand Canyon 7:00pm Phoenix, AZ Feb. 24 New Mexico Highlands Univ Las Vegas, NM 11/1pm Sun. 24 @ Grand Canyon Noon Phoenix, AZ Mar. 2 Black Hills State Univ Bergman Field 12/2pm MARCH Mar. 3 Black Hills State Univ Bergman Field 11/1pm Fri. 1 Colorado Christian 1:00pm Suplizio Field Sat. 2 Colorado Christian Noon Suplizio Field Mar. 9 Regis Univ Denver, CO 12/2pm Fri 8 @Regis 3:00pm Denver, CO Mar. 10 Regis Univ Denver, CO 11/1pm Sat. 9 @Regis Noon Denver, CO Mar. 16 Ft. Lewis College Bergman Field 12/2pm Sun 10 @Regis Noon Denver, CO Mar. 17 Ft. Lewis College Bergman Field 11/1pm Fri. 15 @Colorado Mines 6:00pm Golden, CO Mar. 23 Colorado Mines/Metro State Univ Golden, CO (Mines) 10am/2pm Sat. 16 @Colorado Mines 1:00pm Golden, CO Mar. 24 Colorado Mines/Metro State Univ Golden, CO (Mines) 10am/12pm Sun. 17 @ Colorado Mines Noon Golden, CO Fri. 22 N.M. Highlands 6:00pm Suplizio Field Mar. 29 UC-Colorado Springs Bergman Field 12/2pm Sat. 23 N.M. Highlands 1:00pm Suplizio Field Mar. 30 UC-Colorado Springs Bergman Field 11/1pm Sun 24 N.M. Highlands Noon Suplizio Field Apr. 6 Western New Mexico Univ Silver City, NM 12/2pm Thur. 28 @Adams State 3:00pm Alamosa, CO Apr. 7 Western New Mexico Univ Silver City, NM 11/1pm Fri. 29 @Adams State Noon Alamosa, CO Apr. 13 Colorado Christian University Bergman Field 10 am Sat. 30 @ Adams State Noon Alamosa, CO aPriL Apr. 13 CSU-Pueblo vs. Fri. 5 CSU-Pueblo 6:00pm Suplizio Field Colorado Christian Univ Bergman Field 12 pm Sat. 6 CSU-Pueblo 1:00 Suplizio Field Apr. 13 CSU-Pueblo Bergman Field 2 pm Sun. 7 CSU-Pueblo Noon Suplizio Field Apr. 14 Colorado Christian Univ Bergman Field 10 am Fri. 12 @Metro State 3:00 Denver, CO schedules Sat. 13 @Metro State Noon Denver, CO Apr. 14 CSU-Pueblo vs. Colorado Christian Univ Bergman Field 12 pm Sun. 14 @Metro State Noon Denver, CO Fri. 19 @Colorado Christian Noon Lakewood, CO Apr. 14 CSU-Pueblo Bergman Field 2 pm Sat. 20 @Colorado Christian Noon Lakewood, CO Apr. 20 Adams State Univ Alamosa, CO 12/2pm *Fri. 26 Regis 6:05pm Suplizio Field Apr. 21 Adams State Univ Alamosa, CO 11/1pm Sat. 27 Regis 2:00pm Suplizio Field Apr. 27 Chadron State College Bergman Field 12/2pm Sun. 28 Regis Noon Suplizio Field Apr. 28 Chadron State College Bergman Field 11/1pm maY Fri. 3 Colorado Mines 3:30 Suplizio Field May 2-4 RMAC Tournament TBD TBD Sat. 4 Colorado Mines 1:00 Suplizio Field mavericks All times mountAin stAndArd time All times mountAin stAndArd time 2 www.cmumavericks.com 2013 COLORADO MESA UNIVERSITY Tim Foster President of Colorado Mesa University Fellow Mavericks Fan: Whether in the classroom, on the playing field or the hardwood, Colorado Mesa University is committed to providing a student-focused, experiential learning environment. As part of this commitment, the University provides a variety of intercollegiate and club competitive athletic opportunities for our students. Making the most of these opportunities, many of Colorado Mesa’s student athletes are excelling both in the athletic arena and in the classroom. Along with earning more than 64 conference championships, our athletes, both past and present, have earned academic awards at the college, conference and national levels. We had eight teams earn regional berths in 2011-2012 and six advance to their respective NCAA Division II National Tournament. Just this past year alone, 120 of our student- athletes were named Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference All-Academic, eight to the All-Region Academic Team and three Academic All-Americans. We also had nine student-athletes earn All- America status, 93 named Rocky Mountain Athletic All-Conference and three RMAC Athletes of the Year. These remarkable individuals are proving that the skills needed for athletic success -- dedication, focus, teamwork, dealing with success and adversity, perseverance and good old hard work – are the same skills required to make significant academic accomplishments. By engaging in both scholarship and the high ideals of sportsmanship, they are enriching their college experiences, paving the way for successful careers and serving as positive role models for the next generation of student athletes. Thank you for supporting Colorado Mesa University athletics and our high-achieving student athletes. This year promises to continue the tradition of great athletic accomplishments and we hope you’ll share your enthusiasm and love of sport with the Mavericks. We’ll see you at the games! Sincerely, Tim Foster, President Colorado Mesa University lacrosse mavericks Mavericks Lacrosse 2013 3 2013 COLORADO MESA UNIVERSITY 2013 directorY MAverick Center 1100 North Avenue Grand Jct. CO 81501 • www.CMUMavericks.com • Ph: 970-248-1503 • Fax: 970-248-1980 administration staFF ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– FootBaLL –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Bryan Rooks Associate Athletic Director Russ Martin Head Football Coach 248-1252 [email protected] 248-1103 [email protected] Kristin Mort Associate Athletic Director / Senior Woman Administrator Todd Auer Assistant Football Coach 248-1908 [email protected] 248-1961 [email protected] Craig Fossett Faculty Representative Bill O’Boyle Assistant Football Coach 248-1727 [email protected] 248-1989 [email protected] Jermaine Williams Events Coordinator Ben Martin Assistant Football Coach 248-1879 [email protected] 248-1602 [email protected] secretarY ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Phillip Vigil Assistant Football Coach Beth Schroeder Athletic Administrative Assistant 248-1989 [email protected] 248-1503 [email protected] Phil Johnston Assistant Football Coach sPorts inFormation –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 248-1602 [email protected] Tish Elliott Sports Information Director Seth Damron Assistant Football Coach 248-1143 [email protected] 248-2021 [email protected] David Jahnke Assistant Sports
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