TABLE OF CONTENTS Departmental Awards STUDENT-ATHLETES OF THE MONTH Page September Jacob Meyer, Men’s Soccer NACDA Directors’ Cup 2 Hailey Brown, Volleyball GLVC Multi-Sport Trophies 3 October Rob Dury, Football Postseason Awards 4 Meghan Binkerd, Volleyball Academic All-Conference 5 November Justin Rossillo, Men’s Swimming Hailey Brown, Volleyball FALL SPORTS December Jordan Loyd, Men’s Basketball Cross Country 6-7 Farin Hickman, Women’s Track & Field Football 8-11 January Joe Lawson, Men’s Basketball Men’s Soccer 12-13 Princess German, Women’s Basketball Women’s Soccer 14-15 February Josh Kieffer, Wrestling Volleyball 16-18 Stephanie Hirsch, Women’s Tennis March Sean McCracken, Baseball WINTER SPORTS Morgan Foley, Softball Men’s Basketball 19-21 Women’s Basketball 22-24 April Matthew Kaplanis, Baseball Farin Hickman, Women’s Track & Field Swimming & Diving 25-28 Wrestling 29-30 SPRING SPORTS CHUCK MALENDER FEMALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE Brooke Boyts, Women’s Tennis Baseball 31-33 Men’s Golf 34-35 PARKER P. JORDAN MALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE Women’s Golf 36-37 Matthew Kaplanis, Baseball Softball 38-40 KELSO M. REID MENTAL ATTITUDE AWARD Men’s Tennis 41-42 Seve Duncan, Men’s Golf Women’s Tennis 43-44 WALTER BRENNEMAN SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Track & Field 45-48 Koby Orris, Football DR. ROBERT M. BROOKER MOST VALUABLE ATHLETES Female - Brooke Beegle, Women’s golf Male - Nick Crume, Wrestling Brennan McElroy, Men’s Basketball 1 NACDA DIRECTORS’ CUP CLEVELAND – Sitting at No. 63 after the winter stand- the strong-scoring efforts from four more teams. A Divi- ings, the University of Indianapolis’ streak of top-10 fi nish- sion-II “World Series” appearance from softball earned 78 es in the Division II Learfi eld Sports Directors’ Cup seemed points, while men’s golf brought home 61.5 points from in jeopardy. A remarkable spring season sent the Grey- a 14th-place showing at the D-II National Championship. hounds soaring, however, landing them in the No. 7 spot Men’s and women’s track and fi eld combined to score 47.5 of the fi nal D-II standings. as well. The strong effort secured the program’s fourth straight The Midwest Region proved its might yet again, supplying top-10 fi nish and 11th top-20 fi nish in the last 12 years. four of the top seven schools. GLIAC-member Grand Valley UIndy amassed 598 total points, just fi ve behind sixth- State fi nished on top, followed by Ashland (2nd, GLIAC), place Wingate, scoring a school-record 415 points from Lewis (4th, GLVC) and UIndy (7th, GLVC). the spring season alone. Prior to this season the highest- scoring spring was 324.25 points during last year’s record- The Learfi eld Sports Directors’ Cup was developed as a setting overall fourth-place fi nish. joint effort between the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and USA Today. Points A mid-spring release had the Hounds in 15th overall – led are awarded based on each institution’s fi nish in up to 14 by 100 points from the national-champion women’s golf sports – seven women’s and seven men’s. team – but the Crimson and Grey leapt even higher with 2014-15 STANDINGS 1. Grand Valley State 965.50 36. Western Washington 402.00 71. Bridgeport 256.00 2. Ashland 720.00 37. UC San Diego 392.50 72. Shippensburg (PA) 251.50 3. Central Missouri 713.00 38. West Chester (PA) 383.00 73. Merrimack 250.50 4. Lewis 647.75 39. Hillsdale 382.75 74. Arkansas Tech 248.50 5. Minnesota State Mankato 617.50 40. Cal State Poly Pomona 371.50 75. Southern New Hampshire 248.00 6. Wingate 603.20 41. Pittsburg State 370.25 76. Winona State 246.75 7. UIndy 598.00 42. Queens (NC) 366.00 77. Carson-Newman 243.50 8. Saint Leo 577.50 43. West Florida 362.00 78. St. Mary’s (TX) 240.00 9. West Texas A&M 576.25 44. Chico State 354.75 79. Colorado Colorado Springs 238.50 10. Augustana (SD) 569.25 45. Tiffi n 354.50 80. Ferris State 236.50 11. Colorado Mesa 564.00 46. St. Edward’s 353.00 80. Florida Tech 236.50 12. Lynn 557.00 47. Central Oklahoma 349.00 82. West Liberty 234.70 13. Adams State 552.50 48. Western State (CO) 348.50 83. Dixie State 234.00 14. Nova Southeastern 542.00 49. Minnesota Duluth 342.50 84. Saginaw Valley State 231.50 15. Mercyhurst 526.00 50. Southern Connecticut State 331.50 85. Academy of Art 230.25 16. California Baptist 523.70 51. Rollins 330.00 86. Henderson State 229.50 17. Azusa Pacifi c 522.75 52. St. Augustine’s 326.00 87. Millersville (PA) 227.00 18. Barry 508.50 53. Columbus State 325.00 88. Emporia State 226.50 19. LIU Post 506.00 54. Indiana (PA) 323.00 89. Texas A&M Commerce 224.00 20. California (PA) 502.00 54. Colorado State Pueblo 323.00 90. Missouri St. Louis 221.00 21. Drury 490.00 56. Bloomsburg (PA) 322.50 91. Texas A&M Kingsville 220.50 22. Colorado School of Mines 489.70 57. Armstrong State 322.00 92. Wayne State (NE) 217.50 23. Tarleton State 485.25 58. St. Cloud State 319.00 93. Mount Olive 215.50 24. Southern Indiana 477.00 59. Nebraska Kearney 312.00 94. Lake Erie 212.50 25. Angelo State 476.00 60. Midwestern State 299.00 95. Minnesota State Moorhead 209.00 26. Simon Fraser 467.00 61. Missouri Southern State 296.70 96. Northwood (MI) 207.00 27. Florida Southern 466.00 62. North Georgia 294.50 97. Truman State 205.00 28. Findlay 458.50 63. New Haven 287.75 98. Seton Hill 203.50 29. Tampa 455.00 64. Shorter 287.00 99. Dallas Baptist 202.50 30. Stonehill 452.00 65. Alaska Fairbanks 276.00 100. Seattle Pacifi c 200.20 31. Limestone 425.50 66. Fort Hays State 271.00 32. Lindenwood 421.50 67. Sonoma State 261.50 33. Wayne State (MI) 421.00 68. Valdosta State 257.50 Note: Only top 100 of 254 scoring schools 34. Alaska Anchorage 415.50 68. Charleston (WV) 257.50 listed. 35. Adelphi 415.00 70. Edinboro 256.50 ALL-TIME RESULTS YEAR UINDY FINISH CHAMPION YEAR UINDY FINISH CHAMPION 2014-15 7th Grand Valley State 2004-05 18th Grand Valley State 2013-14 4th Grand Valley State 2003-04 14th Grand Valley State 2012-13 7th Grand Canyon 2002-03 13th California-Davis 2011-12 5th Grand Canyon 2001-02 55th California-Davis 2010-11 20th Grand Valley State 2000-01 8th California-Davis 2009-10 17th Grand Valley State 1999-00 38th California-Davis 2008-09 5th Grand Valley State 1998-99 96th Adams State (Colo.) 2007-08 15th Grand Valley State 1997-98 78th California State-Bakerfi eld 2006-07 18th Grand Valley State 1996-97 5th California-Davis 2005-06 44th Grand Valley State 1995-96 38th California-Davis 2 GLVC MULTI-SPORTS TROPHIES 2014-15 ALL-SPORTS TROPHY FINAL STANDINGS TOTAL MCC WCC MSo WSo FB VB MSD WSD MBB WBB MTen WTen MGlf WGlf SB BB MTF WTF UIndy 194.5 9 11 16 5.5 7 13 6 6 13 6.5 12 14 12 14 15 14 9 11.5 Lewis 174.0 11 13 12 9 - 12 5 4 12 14 9 12 13 9 11 5 11.5 11.5 Drury 156.0 6 3 14 11 - 7 8 8 16 16 13 13 5 11 7 16 1 1 Southern Ind. 145.5 13 14 6.5 3 - 9 - - 11 15 11 8 4 12 14 11 9 5 Bellarmine 132.0 4.5 10 9 14 - 4 1 3 15 8 5 9.5 6 7.5 12 10 3.5 10 Truman State 126.0 7 9 4 12 4.5 16 3 7 10 10.5 1.5 1.5 - 3 13 12 6 6 Mo.-St. Louis 123.0 - - 13 8 - 10 2 1 9 9 10 11 14 13 16 7 - - William Jewell 105.5 2 6 2 5.5 4.5 1 4 5 8 10.5 4 5 8 10 8 13 4 5 UW-Parkside 104.5 12 12 8 16 - 8 - - 14 13 - - 9 - 1 2 4.5 5 Missouri S&T 96.0 8 8 10 15 1 11 7 - 1 2.5 - - - - 3 9 11.5 9 Quincy 91.0 1 1 15 10 2 5 - - 7 12 6 5 3 5 4 15 - - McKendree 83.5 3 4 6.5 5.5 4.5 15 - - 4 1 7 5 10 4 2 1 8.5 2.5 Rockhurst 80.0 - 2 11 13 - 14 - - 3 4 8 7 2 2 10 4 - - Maryville 79.5 4.5 7 5 5.5 - 6 - 2 6 6.5 - 9.5 7 6 5 3 2 4.5 St. Joseph’s 66.5 10 5 1 1 4.5 3 - - 2 5 3 1.5 1 1 6 8 7.5 7 Ill. Springfi eld 52.5 - - 3 2 - 2 - - 5 2.5 1.5 3 11 7.5 9 6 - - Note: Pursuant to Section 1.D.1.b in the GLVC Handbook, institutions participating in both the indoor and outdoor track and fi eld competitions will re- ceive All-Sports Trophy point based on the average score of their fi nish in both events. 2014-15 COMMISSIONER’S CUP FINAL STANDINGS Total MSo WSo VB MBB WBB SB BB Drury 87.0 14 11 7 16 16 7 16 UIndy 83.0 16 5.5 13 13 6.5 15 14 Truman State 77.5 4 12 16 10 10.5 13 12 Lewis 75.0 12 9 12 12 14 11 5 Missouri-St.