Quincy University Women's Soccer
2012 Media Guide
Lady Hawk Team Quick Facts • Nickname • Colors • National Affiliation • Conference • Home Field • Seating Capacity • Head Coach • Assistant Coach • Sports Information Director • 2011 Overall Record • 2011 GLVC Record • 2011 GLVC Finish • Post-Season Result • Starters Returning • Letterwinners Returning
Lady Hawks Brown, White and Gold NCAA Division II Great Lakes Valley North Campus 2,000 Dave Musso Katie Awerkamp Brendan Bittner 15-5-2 11-4-0 4th Place L 1-2 to Wisconsin-Parkside in First Round of NCAA Tournament 7 17
2012 Schedule Date Opponent Aug. 31 Lynn Sept. 2 Missouri Southern Sept. 7 Southern Indiana* Sept. 9 Kentucky Wesleyan* Sept. 14 Bellarmine Sept. 16 McKendree* Sept. 21 Missouri S&T* Sept. 23 Drury* Sept. 28 Rockhurst* Sept. 30 William Jewell* Oct. 3 Truman State Oct. 5 Indianapolis* Oct. 7 Saint Joseph's* Oct. 12 Lewis* Oct. 14 Wisconsin-Parkside* Oct. 19 Maryville* Oct. 21 Mo.-St. Louis* Oct. 24 Ill.-Springfield*
Time 7:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.
Italic - Denotes Neutral Site BOLD - Denotes Home game * - Denotes GLVC game
On The Cover, Clockwise, From Top Left: The 2012 Quincy University Soccer Media Guide was written, designed and edited by the Sports Information Department. Editorial assistance was provided by head soccer coach Dave Musso. Photography assistance was provided by the QU Sports Information Department.
Media Information 2012 Schedule........................................... 1 Team Quick Facts...................................... 1 Quincy University....................................... 2 Athletic Administration................................ 3 LADY HAWKS staff Dave Musso, Head Coach......................... 4 Katie Awerkamp, Assistant Coach............. 5 Erin Conroy, Volunteer Coach.................... 5 Stephanie Taylor, Athletic Trainer............... 5 Angela Barry, Athletic Trainer..................... 5 the Lady hawks 2012 Team Roster...................................... 7 Sam Andert................................................. 8 Brittany Casey............................................ 8 Tori Champagne......................................... 8 Lydia Disseler............................................. 9 Sam Martinez............................................. 9 Emma Walker............................................. 9 Jodi Chapie.............................................. 10 Molly Costello........................................... 10 Lori Mannion............................................. 10 Jaclyn Mastroianni.....................................11 Maddie Torretta.........................................11 Kristine Vogt..............................................11 Natalie Kuhlenberg................................... 12 Brittney Kuster.......................................... 12 Kayla Nurnberger..................................... 12 Elizabeth Sprinkle..................................... 13 Taylor Wakeland....................................... 13 Brianna Andert.......................................... 14 Ashley Burton........................................... 14 Taylor Lindwedel....................................... 14 Haylye Markway....................................... 14 Maxine Peat............................................. 14 Morgan Roberts........................................ 14 2012 Roster Breakdown........................... 15 2012 Pronunciation Guide........................ 15 2012 Opponents....................................... 16 History/Records 2011 Results............................................. 17 2011 Statistics.......................................... 18 Great Lakes Valley Conference.......... 19-20 Lady Hawks All-Time Honors................... 21 Lady Hawks All-Time Team Honors......... 22 Lady Hawks All-Time Coaching Records. 22 Lady Hawks Record Book........................ 23 Lady Hawks Against The Nation.............. 24 North Campus Field Record..................... 24 Mart Heinen Club..................................... 26 Quincy Hall of Fame................................. 27 QU LADY HAWKS SOCCER 2012 • 1
"This is a place where e ve r yo n e wa n t s yo u t o s u c c e e d . "
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T AU BI LN EC Y O FU N CI OV NE TR ES NI TT SY
ounded in 1860 by Franciscan friars, Quincy University is a Catholic, co-educational, residential university offering an academic program that integrates liberal arts, active learning, practical experience, and Franciscan values. Location Quincy, Illinois (pop. 41,000), situated on limestone bluffs overlooking the Mississippi River, is a regional hub for a variety of industries, as well as for shopping and recreation. On Campus Enrollment Approximately 1,300 students from 26 states and five other countries.
The Quincy University campus
Faculty More than 70% of full-time faculty have the highest degrees in their fields. Student/ faculty ratio is 14:1, with an average class size of 20.
Alumni Quincy University is represented by over "The Heart of Quincy University," Francis Hall 13,000 alumni in all fifty states and 12 other Technology countries. Among the Wireless Internet access available 2011 graduates, 92% were placed in a professional position or in graduate across campus. Every resident room equipped with high-speed Internet school within six months of graduation. access. Seven computer labs on campus with an average of 20 computers Activities More than 40 clubs and organiza- per lab. tions, including a student newspaper, Financial Aid student magazine, and public radio staApproximately 98% of students from tion; vocal and instrumental groups (and a marching band); theater performanc- all family income levels receive need- or es; three national Greek organizations; merit- based financial assistance. intramural athletics; and professional Distinctions organizations. Cited in U.S. News & World Report "Best Colleges 2012" as a Top 100 Athletics 15 intercollegiate sports. Member of Regional University in the Midwest. the NCAA Division II Great Lakes Valley Conference for men and women. Housing A majority of our students live on campus in residence halls, suites (including the Student Living Center which opened in 2011), apartments, Greek housing, or senior housing. All students are allowed to have cars on campus at no additional cost.
Quincy University Quick Facts • Location- Quincy, Illinois
• National Affiliation- NCAA Division II
• Founded- 1860
• Conference- Great Lakes Valley Conference
• On Campus Enrollment- Approx. 1,300
• President- Dr. Robert Gervasi
• Religious Affiliation- Franciscan Catholic
• Athletic Director- Marty Bell
• Nickname- Hawks
• Associate Athletic Director- Rob Mallory
• Colors- Brown, Gold, White
• Assistant Athletic Director/SWA- Danielle Surprenant
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HEAD COACH DAVE MUSSO (7th Season)
President Dr. Robert Gervasi
Baseball Josh Rabe
Athletic Director/Men's Basketball Marty Bell
Associate Athletic Director Rob Mallory
Assistant Athletic Director/SWA Danielle Surprenant
AC D O THE DAVE MUSSO FILE MA IC NH I I SN TG R AS TT IA OF NF Education
Women's Basketball Jeni Garber
Men's & Women's Cross Country Lee Osborn
Football Tom Pajic
Quincy, 2004 (B.A.) Lindenwood, 2007 (M.A.T.)
Coaching Experience
2006Quincy Head Coach 2004-05 Lindenwood Assistant
Playing Experience
2000-03, Quincy
Year-by-Year Coaching Records
Women's Golf Nick Myers
Men's Soccer Mike Carpenter
Women's Soccer Dave Musso
Softball Charlene Obert ATHLETIC CONTACT INFORMATION University Phone (217) 228-5432 Athletic Phone (217) 228-5432, Ext. 3500
Men's & Women's Tennis Bill LaTour
Men's Volleyball Hadley Foster
Women's Volleyball Jen Constantino
Sports Hotline Phone (217) 228-5432, Ext. 3525 SID Office Phone (217) 228-5432, Ext. 3518 SID Fax (217) 228-5034
Athletic Trainer Stephanie Taylor
Donna Sohn Athletic Administration Assistant
Sports Information Director Brendan Bittner
SID E-Mail bittnbr@quincy.edu
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Year Won Lost Tied 2006* 16 5 0 2007* 14 6 1 2008* 12 7 2 2009* 15 6 1 2010* 14 5 3 2011* 15 5 2 Overall 86 34 9
Pct. .762 .690 .619 .705 .705 .727 .702
Dave Musso is entering his seventh season as head coach of the Quincy University women's soccer team. In just six years at the helm he has had success that many coaches would like to have over their entire career, guiding his team to six consecutive NCAA Division II National Tournaments. He currently holds a 86-34-9 overall record through six seasons.
Musso played collegiately at Quincy University where he was a four-year letter winner for the Hawks. He was twice named GLVC All-Conference and earned All-Region honors as a senior. In addition Musso served as a team captain and was named the team's best defender in 2003 and was a two-time Academic All-Conference member.
Musso's foundation since arriving at Quincy has been a strong team defense and quality student-athletes. Under his guidance the Lady Hawks have had four All-Americans, 20 AllRegion and 30 All-Conference players. In addition the Lady Hawks have had three Academic All-Americans including two time honoree Becky Fleming.
Musso graduated from Quincy in 2004 with a bachelor's degree in sports management and in 2007 received his teaching certification in physical education and a Masters of Arts in Teaching from Lindenwood.
Most recently, Musso guided the Lady Hawks to a 15-5-2 overall record and an 11-4-0 record in the GLVC. With a defense that ranked nationally in shutouts, goals-against, and goalsagainst average, the Lady Hawks earned their sixth straight NCAA Tournament appearance after a fourth place finish in the conference standings. The praised Lady Hawk defense tied a school record 14 shutouts while goalkeeper Jodi Chapie reached a school individual season record of 13 shutouts. The 2006 season marked Musso's first season and he made an immediate impact with the program. Musso guided the Lady Hawks to a school record 16 wins, going 16-5 overall and capturing the GLVC regular season title with an 11-2 mark. Musso led the Lady Hawks to their first national tournament appearance since 1995 and put together a program record 13 game winning streak to open the season. He was named the 2006 GLVC Women's Soccer Coach of the Year. Prior to Quincy Musso served as an assistant coach for two years at Lindenwood University. He assisted with the men's program in 2004 when the team finished 19-3-1 and won the NAIA National Championship. In 2005 he moved over to an assistant with the women's program, helping Lindenwood to a 17-3-1 overall record and finishing in the national rankings. Musso, a native of St. Louis, Mo. and a graduate of DeSmet High School, maintains his strong ties to the soccer rich St. Louis Metro area.
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In addition to his college coaching duties, Musso is on the education staff for the Missouri Youth Soccer Association. He also runs camps and helps educate soccer coaches and players at various national events.
ASSISTANT COACH KATIE AWERKAMP Katie Awerkamp is in her fifth season as assitant coach with the Quincy University women's soccer program. Prior to Quincy, Awerkamp, a Quincy native, served as head goalkeeper trainer for the Zionsville Youth Soccer Association and for Zionsville High School in 2007-08. Awerkamp played collegiately at fellow Great Lakes Valley Conference member Saint Joseph's College, graduating in 2007 with a Bachelor's degree in Physical Education. While at Saint Joseph's Awerkamp set the school record for saves in 2006 with 17 against Missouri-St. Louis. She also finished her collegiate career with 297 saves. Awerkamp was a 2003 graduate of Quincy Notre Dame High School. She is currently finishing her Master's in Science and Education at Quincy University.
ST U H VOLUNTEER COACH ERIN CONROY PE P OL RA TD VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT LAUREN DREWETT Y S TH AA FW FK GRADUATE ASSISTANT TRAINER S Erin Conroy enters her second year with the Quincy University athletic staff this year, serving as a graduate assistant. Conroy helps the athletic department with a variety of job duties including promotional activities, game operations and student learning assistance. In addition she will be a volunteer assistant coach with the Lady Hawks. Conroy graduated from Quincy University in the spring of 2011 and was a four year member of the Lady Hawk soccer team. Conroy was a standout player during her career finishing with 39 total points on 14 goals and 11 assists while starting 71 games. She was named Second Team All-Region as a senior and was named to the GLVC Academic All-Conference team three times. Conroy, who earned her Bachelor's degree in Communications, is pursuing her Master's in Education Leadership at Quincy University.
Sam Andert was named NSCAA First Team and Daktronics Second Team All-American last season. Jodi Chapie became the all-time leader in single season shutouts, 2nd in career shutouts, and 3rd in career saves.
Lauren Drewett, from Jackson, Missouri, enters her first season on the other side of the game after playing under head coach Dave Musso for four years. Drewett was converted to an attacking wide back in her senior season and started all 22 games for the Lady Hawks. In her four years, she helped the Lady Hawks to four consecutive GLVC and NCAA tournament appearances.
Drewett has returned to Quincy University to finish her nursing degree and assist with the women's soccer team.
Angela Barry is in her first season as the athletic training graduate assistant. Barry comes to Quincy after wokring as an athletic training administrative assistant at Culver-Stockton College. There, she documented athletes' clinical hours and performed and tracked the necessary paperwork for each student-athlete. Prior to her experience at Culver-Stockton, Barry interned as an Occupational Health Intern for Dot Foods, Inc. During her time at Dot Foods, Inc., she researched new techniques to prevent injuries on the job, performed consultations and administered therapeutic exercises to employees, and assisted with weight loss challenge programs. Barry is a member of the National Athletic Training Association and has logged over 1,600 hours under ATC supervision. Currently, she is pursuing a Masters of Education at Quincy University.
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Megan Wingenbach earned All-Conference and All-Region honors and was named the 2011 Fall Scholar Athlete for women's soccer.
Aimee Ubriaco earned NSCAA All-Region honors and was second on the team in points last year.
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SAM ANDERT
No. Player 0 Jodi Chapie 1 Tori Champagne 2 Sam Martinez 3 Emma Walker 4 Taylor Lindwedel 5 Maxine Peat 6 Kristine Vogt 7 Kayla Nurnberger 8 Natalie Kuhlenberg 9 Haylye Markway 10 Jaclyn Mastroianni 11 Taylor Wakeland 12 Brittney Kuster 13 Ashley Burton 14 Sam Andert 15 Morgan Roberts 16 Brittany Casy 18 Molly Costello 20 Maddie Torretta 21 Lydia Disseler 22 Lori Mannion 23 Brianna Andert 24 Elizabeth Sprinkle
Pos. Ht. Yr. GK 5-10 Jr. GK 5-7 Sr. D 5-2 Sr. F 5-6 Sr. M/F 5-5 Fr. D 5-9 Fr. M 5-6 Jr. M/F 5-5 So. M 5-10 So. M 5-6 Fr. F 5-5 Jr. D 5-6 So. D 5-3 So. M 5-6 Fr. D 5-9 Sr. M 5-4 Fr. F 5-10 Sr. M 5-4 Jr. F 5-5 Jr. M 5-5 R-Sr. M 5-4 Jr. D 5-8 Fr. D 5-3 So.
Hometown (High school) St. Louis, Mo. (Incarnate Word Academy) St. Charles, Mo. (Duchesne HS) St. Louis, Mo. (Lafayette HS) St. Charles, Mo. (Duchesne HS) St. Louis, Mo. (Nerinx Hall) St. Louis, Mo. (Rockwood Summit) St. Louis, Mo. (Incarnate Word Academy) Washington, Mo. (Washington) St. Louis, Mo. (Incarnate Word Academy) St. Louis, Mo. (Nerinx Hall) St. Louis, Mo. (St. Joseph's Academy) St. Louis, Mo. (Rockwood Summit) St. Louis, Mo. (St. Joseph's Academy) St. Louis, Mo. (Oakville) St. Peters, Mo. (St. Dominic) St. Peters, Mo. (Fort Zumwalt South) St. Louis, Mo. (Lindbergh) St. Louis, Mo. (Incarnate Word Academy) St. Louis, Mo. (Marquette) Quincy, Ill. (Quincy) St. Louis, Mo. (Duchesne) St. Peters, Mo. (Fort Zumwalt East) Quincy, Ill. (Quincy)
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Senior Defender St. Peters, Missouri St. Dominic High School
Senior Forward St. Louis, Missouri Lindbergh High School
Senior Goalkeeper St. Charles, Missouri Duchesne High School
2011: Played and started in 19 games... Recorded one goal for two total points...Helped team to 14 shutouts to tie the school single season record and rank eighth in the nation in goals-against average and ninth in shutout percentage...Named GLVC Defensive Player of the Year...Named GLVC First Team AllConference, Daktronics First Team All-Midwest Region, NSCAA Midwest First Team All-Region, Daktronics Second Team All-American, and NSCAA First Team All-American...2010: Played in 10 games before suffering season ending injury... Recorded one assist...Named GLVC Second Team All-Conference...2009: Played in 21 games, starting 18...Recorded one assist...Helped team to a school record 13 team shutouts...High School: Graduated from St. Dominic High School in 2009...Named All-State, All-Metro and AllConference all four years...Helped team to a 2007 Missouri State Champioinship...Member of the St. Louis Scott Gallagher Soccer Club...Personal: Born September 26, 1990...Daughter of Bart and Debbie Andert...Four sisters, Michelle, Brittany, Brianna and Taylor.
2011: Started all 22 games...Recorded six goals and two assists for 14 total points... Finished first on the team in scoring...Added four game winning goals...Named GLVC Academic All-Conference...2010: Started all 22 games... Recorded eight goals and two assists for 18 total points...Finished second on team in scoring...Added four game winning goals...Named NSCAA Second Team All-Region and Second Team All-Conference...Earned GLVC Academic All-Conference honors...2009: Played in all 22 games, starting 21...Recorded eight goals and three assists for 19 total points...Finished second on the team in scoring...Led team with five game winning goals and seven first goals...Named GLVC Academic All-Conference...High School: Graduated from Lindbergh High School in 2009... Earned four varsity letters in soccer...Named First Team All-Conference as a junior and Second Team All-Conference as a sophomore...Helped team to a District Championship as a junior...Also played volleyball and basketball...Personal: Born February 28, 1991...Daughter of Stephen and Juli Casey...One brother, Trevor.
2011: Did not see action...Named GLVC Academic All-Conference...2010: Played in six games, starting two...Finished with a 0.00 goals-against average...Recorded two shutouts and eight saves...Named GLVC Academic AllConference...2009: Played in seven games, making six starts...Held a 1.32 goals against average in over 500 minutes played...Made 20 saves with one shutout...Finished with a 4-2 record in net... Named GLVC Academic All-Conference...High School: Graduated from Duchesne High School in 2009...Earned four varsity letters in soccer... Named All-Conference as a freshman, sophomore and junior...Named All-Metro and All-State... Named 2007 Missouri Class 1 Goalkeeper of the Year...Helped team to 2008 Final Four apperance...Named All-Academic Team three times... Personal: Born May 20, 1990...Daughter of Mitch and Chris Champagne...Two sisters, Ashley and Melissa.
ANDERT'S CAREER STATISTICS Year...... GP-GS....SH.....G......A....PTS....GWG 2009...... 20-17....... 8...... 0......1...... 1.......... 0 2010...... 10-10....... 4...... 0......1...... 1.......... 0 2011....... 19-19....... 2...... 1......0...... 2.......... 0 Career... 49-46...... 14..... 1......2...... 4.......... 0
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BRITTANY CASEY
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CASEY'S CAREER STATISTICS Year...... GP-GS....SH.....G......A....PTS....GWG 2009...... 22-21...... 64..... 8......3..... 19......... 5 2010...... 22-22...... 58..... 8......2..... 18......... 4 2011....... 22-22...... 72..... 6......2..... 14......... 4 Career... 66-65..... 194... 22.....7..... 51........ 13
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CHAMPAGNE’S CAREER STATISTICS Year... GP-GS..... MIN....... SV.... GA....GAA....SHO 2009..... 8-6......569:30.....20......8..... 1.27....... 1 2010..... 6-2......360:00......8.......0..... 0.00....... 2 2011.........................No Statistics.................... Career.14-8.....929:30.....28......8..... 0.78....... 3
LYDIA DISSELER
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SAM MARTINEZ
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EMMA WALKER
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Senior - Redshirt Midfielder Quincy, Illinois Quincy High School
Senior Defender St. Louis, Missouri Lafayette High School
Senior Forward St. Charles, Missouri Duchesne High School
2011: Played in eight games...Named GLVC Academic All-Conference...2010: Played in six games...Recorded two shots...Named GLVC Academic All-Conference...2009: Played in four games...Finished with one shot...Named GLVC Academic All-Conference...2008: Was redshirted...High School: Graduated from Quincy High School in 2008...Earned four letters in soccer...Named honorable mention All-Conference as a freshman and All-Conference as a senior... Finished career with 24 goals...Helped team to a Regional Championship...Personal: Born March 30, 1990...Daughter of Mike and Diane Disseler... Two brothers, Nathan and Aubrey and one sister, Jenna...Previously attended Northern Illinois University...Majoring in Nursing.
2011: Started all 22 games...Helped the defense rank eighth nationally in goals against average and ninth in shutout percentage...Was named GLVC Second Team All-Conference... Earned NSCAA Midwest Third Team All-Region honors...Named First Team Academic AllRegion...Earned Academic All-American honors... Named GLVC Academic All-Conference...2010: Played in 18 games, starting 17...Recorded six shots, two on goal...Named GLVC Academic All-Conference...2009: Played in 19 games, starting 10...Recorded one assist...Finished with two shots...Named GLVC Academic All-Conference... High School: Graduated from Lafayette High School in 2009...Earned four varsity letters in soccer...Named Second Team All-Metro as a junior... Served as team captain as a senior...Personal: Born August 17, 1991...Daughter of Dan and Monica Martinez...Two sisters, Sarah and Tricia and one brother, Daniel.
2011: Played in 19 games...Recorded two shots...Named GLVC Academic AllConference...2010: Played in 21 games... Recorded two assists...Named GLVC Academic All-Conference...2009: Played in all 22 games... Recorded two goals and one assist for five total points...Finished with team best .250 on shot percentage...Scored two game winning goals and one first goal...Named GLVC Academic All-Conference...High School: Graduated from Duchesne High School in 2009...Earned four varsity letters in soccer...Named All-Conference as a freshman, sophomore and junior...Recorded 16 goals and four assists as a junior...Helped team to a 4th place finish at state playoffs as a junior... Helped team to three District and Conference Championships...Personal: Born October 15, 1990...Daughter of David and Christy Walker... One sister, Erin...Majoring in Nursing.
DISSELER'S CAREER STATISTICS Year...... GP-GS....SH.....G......A....PTS....GWG 2009........ 4-0......... 1...... 0......0...... 0.......... 0 2010........ 6-0......... 2...... 0......0...... 0.......... 0 2011......... 8-0......... 0...... 0......0...... 0.......... 0 Career.... 18-0........ 3...... 0......0...... 0.......... 0
MARTINEZ'S CAREER STATISTICS Year...... GP-GS....SH.....G......A....PTS....GWG 2009...... 19-10....... 2...... 0......1...... 1.......... 0 2010...... 18-17....... 6...... 0......0...... 0.......... 0 2011....... 22-22....... 1...... 0......0...... 0.......... 0 Career... 59-49....... 9...... 0......1...... 1.......... 0
WALKER'S CAREER STATISTICS Year...... GP-GS....SH.....G......A....PTS....GWG 2009....... 22-0........ 8...... 2......1...... 5.......... 2 2010....... 21-0........ 6...... 0......2...... 2.......... 0 2011........ 19-0........ 2...... 0......0...... 0.......... 0 Career.... 62-0....... 16..... 2......3...... 7.......... 2
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MOLLY COSTELLO
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LORI MANNION
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Junior Goalkeeper St. Louis, Missouri Incarnate Word Academy
Junior Midfielder St. Louis, Missouri Incarnate Word Academy
Junior Midfielder St. Louis, Missouri Duchesne High School
2011: Played in 21 games, making 20 starts... Finished with a 0.46 goals against average...Set a school record for most shutouts in a season with 13...Recorded 51 saves for fourth most in school history...Led the conference in goals against average and shutouts...Named GLVC First Team All-Conference...Named Daktronics Second Team All-Midwest Region...Earned NSCAA Midwest Second Team All-Region honors...2010: Played in 20 games, starting all 20...Finished with a 0.53 goals-against average...Recorded 49 saves and eight shutouts...Finished second in conference in goals-against average and save percentage... Named GLVC Freshman of the Year...Named Second Team All-Conference...Earned NSCAA Third Team All-Region honors...High School: Graduated from Incarnate Word Academy...Held a 1.00 goals-against average with 11 wins and seven shutouts as a senior...Named First Team All-State and First Team All-Metro as a senior... Named to the Missouri Athletic Club All-Star team...Awarded the MAC Sam Copple Goalkeeper of the Year award.
2011: Did not see action...2010: Did not see action...High School: Graduated from Incarnate Word Academy...Helped team to a Missouri State Championship as a junior...Member of defense that allowed just 14 goals as a senior...Helped team to a 14-5 record as a senior...Personal: Sister, Kaitlyn, was a member of the Lady Hawks women's soccer team as well.
2011: Played in eight games...Recorded two shots...2010: Played in six games...Recorded one goal...Named GLVC Academic All-Conference... High School: Graduated from Villa Duchesne High School...Recorded five goals and six assists as a senior...Helped team to a 12-6 overall record.
CHAPIE'S CAREER STATISTICS Year... GP-GS..... MIN....... SV.... GA....GAA....SHO 2010... 20-20...1693:22....49.....10.... 0.53....... 8 2011.... 21-20...1946:26....51.....10.... 0.46...... 13 Career. 41-40..3639:48...100....20.... 0.49...... 21
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COSTELLO’S CAREER STATISTICS Year...... GP-GS....SH.....G......A....PTS....GWG 2010....................... .Was Red-Shirted......... 2011........................ .No Statistics.... Career.................... .No Statistics..............
MANNION'S CAREER STATISTICS Year...... GP-GS....SH.....G......A....PTS....GWG 2010........ 6-0......... 2...... 1......0...... 2.......... 0 2011......... 8-0......... 2...... 0......0...... 0.......... 0 Career.... 14-0........ 4...... 1......0...... 2.......... 0
JACLYN MASTROIANNI MADDIE TORRETTA
KRISTINE VOGT
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Junior Forward St. Louis, Missouri St. Joseph's Academy
Junior Forward St. Louis, Missouri Marquette High School
Junior Forward St. Charles, Missouri Duchesne High School
2011: Started all 22 games...Finished with four goals and six assists for 14 total points... Tied for first on the team in points...Added two game winning goals...Named GLVC Academic All-Conference...2010: Played in 22 games, starting 21...Finished with five goals and two assists for 12 total points...Added two game winning goals...Named GLVC Academic All-Conference... High School: Graduated from Saint Joseph's Academy...Earned four varsity letters in soccer... Named Second Team All-State and Second Team All-Metro as a senior...Named All-Conference as a junior and senior...Recorded 13 goals as both a junior and senior...Helped team to a Third Place finish in state playoffs as a sophomore and Second Place finish as a junior...Named to the Missouri Athletic Club All-Star game as a senior... Personal: Born November 1, 1991...Daughter of Joe and Linda Mastroianni...One brother, Joseph...One sister, Elizabeth.
2011: Played in 22 games, making four starts... Finished with two goals for four total points... Named GLVC Academic All-Conference...2010: Played in 16 games...Recorded two goals and two assists for six total points...Named GLVC Academic All-Conference...High School: Graduated from Marquette High School... Recorded 16 goals and nine assists as a senior... Named Third Team All-Metro as a senior...Named to Missouri Athletic Club All-Star game, where she was named the game's Most Valuable Player.
2011: Started all 22 games...Recorded three goals and two assists for eight total points...Added one game winning goal...Named GLVC Academic All-Conference...2010: Played in 22 games, starting 13...Recorded six goals and one assist for 13 total points...Finished third on team in goals and points...Added two game winning goals...Named GLVC Academic All-Conference...High School: Graduated from Incarnate Word Academy... Earned four varsity letters in soccer...Helped team to a 14-5 record as a senior....Member of defense that allowed just 14 goals in senior season... Helped team to a Missouri State Championship as both a sophomore and junior...Personal: Born June 4, 1992...Daughter of Rick and Jane Vogt... Two brothers, Justin and Alex...One sister, Katie.
MASTROIANNI'S CAREER STATISTICS Year...... GP-GS....SH.....G......A....PTS....GWG 2010...... 22-21...... 35..... 5......2..... 12......... 2 2011....... 22-22...... 48..... 4......6..... 14......... 2 Career... 44-43...... 83..... 9......8..... 26......... 4
TORRETTA’S CAREER STATISTICS Year...... GP-GS....SH.....G......A....PTS....GWG 2010....... 16-0....... 22..... 2......2...... 6.......... 0 2011........ 22-4....... 26..... 2......0...... 4.......... 1 Career.... 38-4....... 48..... 4......2..... 10......... 1
NATALIE KUHLENBERG BRITTNEY KUSTER
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VOGT’S CAREER STATISTICS Year...... GP-GS....SH.....G......A....PTS....GWG 2010...... 22-13...... 25..... 6......1..... 13......... 2 2011....... 22-22...... 42..... 3......2...... 8.......... 1 Career... 44-35...... 67..... 9......3..... 21......... 3
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Sophomore Midfielder St. Louis, Missouri Incarnate Word Academy
Sophomore Defender St. Louis, Missouri St. Joseph's Academy
Sophomore Midfielder/Forward Washington, Missouri Washington High School
2011: Played in 20 games...Finished with three goals and two assists for eight total points... High School: Graduated from Incarnate Word Academy...Earned two varsity letters in soccer... Recorded 6 goals and 13 assists as a junior... Personal: Born February 12, 1993...Daughter of Mark and Pamela Kuhlenberg...One sister, Madalyn.
2011: Played in 21 games, making 13 starts... Recorded 11 shots...Helped the team to a school record 14 shutouts...High School: Graduated from St. Joseph's Academy...Earned four letters in soccer...Also played field hockey...Personal: Born November 3, 1992...Daughter of Joseph and Deborah Kuster...One brother, Clark.
2011: Played in 16 games, making six starts... Recorded 11 shots and five shots on goal... High School: Graduated from Washington High School...Earned four letters in soccer...Recorded 23 goals and 14 assists as a senior...Named First Team All-Conference as a senior, junior and sophomore...Named Conference Player of the Year as a junior, recording 21 goals and 12 assists... School's career leader in goals scored with 67, adding 34 career assists...Also member of crosscountry team...Personal: Born July 21, 1992... Daughter of Kurt and Lisa Nurnberger...Three sisters, Halee, Cassidy and Lena.
KUHLENBERG'S CAREER STATISTICS Year...... GP-GS....SH.....G......A....PTS....GWG 2010....... 20-2....... 10..... 3......2...... 8.......... 0 Career.... 20-2....... 10..... 3......2...... 8.......... 0
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KUSTER'S CAREER STATISTICS Year...... GP-GS....SH.....G......A....PTS....GWG 2011....... 21-13...... 11..... 0......0...... 0.......... 0 Career... 21-13...... 11..... 0......0...... 0.......... 0
NURNBERGER'S CAREER STATISTICS Year...... GP-GS....SH.....G......A....PTS....GWG 2011........ 16-6....... 11..... 0......0...... 0.......... 0 Career.... 16-6....... 11..... 0......0...... 0.......... 0
BRIANNA ANDERT ASHLEY BURTON TAYLOR LINDWEDEL
ELIZABETH SPRINKLE TAYLOR WAKELAND
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SPRINKLE'S CAREER STATISTICS Year...... GP-GS....SH.....G......A....PTS....GWG 2011........................ .No Statistics................ Career.................... .No Statistics..............
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Sophomore Defender St. Louis, Missouri Rockwood Summit High School
Freshman Defender St. Peters, Missouri Fort Zumwalt East High School
Freshman Midfielder St. Louis, Missouri Oakville High School
Freshman Midfielder/Forward St. Louis, Missouri. Nerinx Hall High School
High School: Graduated from Fort Zumwalt East...Earned four Varsity letters in soccer...Personal: Born June 13, 1994... Daughter of Bart and Debbie Andert...Four sisters, Taylor, Sam, Brittany, and Michelle... Sister Sam is also a member of the soccer team.
High School: Graduated from Oakville High School...Earned four letters in soccer... Was named All-Conference all four years... Was the highest scoring player on the team all four years...Finished with 21 goals and seven assists as a senior...Earned Third Team All-State honors and was named the MAC All-Star Player as a senior...Personal: Born September 10, 1993...Daughter of Brad and Pam Burton...One brother, Bradley.
High School: Graduated from Nerinx Hall...Earned four Varsity letters in soccer... Received the Most Improved Player Award freshman and sophomore years...Voted Most Valuable Offensive Player as a junior with 11 goals and five assists...Earned Best Team Member and Sportsmanship awards both junior and senior years...Finished with four goals and eight assists as a senior... Personal: Born September 8, 1993... Daughter of Vince and Julie Lindwedel... Three sisters, Melissa, Lauren, and Brittany.
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MAXINE PEAT
MORGAN ROBERTS
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2011: Played in nine games, making six starts... Recorded three shots...High School: Graduated from Rockwood Summit High School...Earned four letters in soccer...Named Second Team All-District as a senior and earned All-Conference honors as a sophomore and senior...Personal: Born November 2, 1992...Daughter of Mark and Linda Wakeland...Two brothers, Chase and Conner.
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WAKELAND'S CAREER STATISTICS Year...... GP-GS....SH.....G......A....PTS....GWG 2011......... 9-6......... 3...... 0......0...... 0.......... 0 Career..... 9-6......... 0...... 0......0...... 0.......... 0
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9 Freshman Midfielder St. Louis, Missouri Nerinx Hall High School High School: Graduated from Nerinx Hall...Earned three Varsity letters in soccer... Named Second Team All-Conference as a junior...Earned First Team All-Conference and Second Team All-Metro as a senior... Was the team's Most Valuable Player both junior and senior years...Personal: Born June 30, 1994...Daughter of Nathan and Angie Marway...One brother, Kyle...One sister, Macy.
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Freshman Defender St. Louis, Missouri Rockwood Summit High School High School: Graduated from Rockwood Summit...Earned four Varsity letters in soccer...Finished with seven goals and eight assists to help team to a 21-6 record senior year...Was named Defensive Player of the Year as a sophomore, junior, and senior...Helped team to four Conference Championships...Personal: Born August 4, 1994...Daughter of Rick and Sally Peat... One brother, Richard.
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Freshman Midfielder St. Peters, Missouri Fort Zumwalt South High School High School: Graduated from Fort Zumwalt South in 2012...Earned Varsity letters in tennis and soccer...Earned Academic All-Conference honors and Sportsmanship Award...Was named First Team All-Conference in tennis as a junior and won districts in tennis both junior and senior years...Personal: Born April 8, 1994...Daughter of Brent and Jan Roberts... Two sisters, Meghan and Melanie...Sister Meghan also played soccer for Quincy from 2007-11.
Seniors (6) Sam Andert Brittany Casey Tori Champagne Lydia Disseler Sam Martinez Emma Walker
Roster Breakdown By Class Juniors (6) Jodi Chapie Molly Costello Lori Mannion Jaclyn Mastroianni Maddie Torretta Kristine Vogt
Sophomores (5) Natalie Kuhlenberg Brittney Kuster Kayla Nurnberger Elizabeth Sprinkle Taylor Wakeland
Pronunciation Guide
#21 Lydia Disseler # 8 Natalie Kuhlenberg #12 Brittney Kuster # 4 Taylor Lindwedel #10 Jaclyn Mastroianni # 6 Kristine Vogt Dave Musso Katie Awerkamp
BELLARMINE KNIGHTS 2011 Record (Conf): 16-3-3 (12-2-1) Coach: Jon Velotta Location: Louisville, Ky. Conference: Great Lakes Valley Website: www.bellarmine.edu
Freshman (6) Brianna Andert Ashley Burton Taylor Lindwedel Haylye Markway Maxine Peat Morgan Roberts
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2012 LADY HAWKS OPPONENTS LYNN FIGHTING KNIGHTS 2011 Record (Conf): 11-7-1 (4-4) Coach: Chip Dutchik Location: Boca Raton, Fla. Conference: Sunshine State Website: www.lynnfightingknights.com
ROCKHURST HAWKS 2011 Record (Conf): 12-5-2 (10-3-2) Coach: Greg Herdlick Location: Kansas City, Mo. Conference: Great Lakes Valley Website: www.rockhurst.edu
DRURY LADY PANTHERS 2011 Record (Conf): 8-8-2 (5-8-2) Coach: Alf Bilbao Location: Springfield, Mo. Conference: Great Lakes Valley Website: www.drury.edu
MARYVILLE SAINTS 2011 Record (Conf): 4-12-1 (4-10) Coach: Eric Delabar Location: St. Louis, Mo. Conference: Great Lakes Valley Website: www.maryville.edu
SAINT JOSEPH'S LADY PUMAS 2011 Record (Conf): 2-16 (1-14) Coach: Emily Holbrook Location: Renssalaer, Ind. Conference: Great Lakes Valley Website: www.sjc.edu
ILLINOIS-SPRINGFIELD PRAIRIE STARS 2011 Record (Conf): 4-10-2 (3-10-2) Coach: Pete Kowall Location: Springfield, Ill. Conference: Great Lakes Valley Website: www.uis.edu
McKENDREE BEARCATS 2011 Record (Conf): 12-6 Coach: Tim Strange Location: Lebanon, Ill. Conference: Great Lakes Valley Website: www.mckbearcats.com
SOUTHERN INDIANA SCREAMING EAGLES 2011 Record (Conf): 9-8-2 (9-5-1) Coach: Krissy Engelbrecht Location: Evansville, Ind. Conference: Great Lakes Valley Website: www.usi.edu
INDIANAPOLIS GREYHOUNDS 2011 Record (Conf): 11-8 (9-6) Coach: Kiley Cirillo Location: Indianapolis, Ind. Conference: Great Lakes Valley Website: www.uindy.edu
MISSOURI SOUTHERN LIONS 2011 Record (Conf): 9-10-1 (6-2) Coach: Alese Woolard Location: Joplin, Mo. Conference: Mid-America Intercollegiate Website: www.mssu.edu
TRUMAN STATE BULLDOGS 2011 Record (Conf): 11-6-2 (7-1-0) Coach: Mike Cannon Location: Kirksville, Mo. Conference: Mid-America Intercollegiate Website: www.truman.edu
KENTUCKY WESLEYAN LADY PANTHERS 2011 Record (Conf): 2-14-1 (1-13-1) Coach: Jamie Duvall Location: Owensboro, Ky. Conference: Great Lakes Valley Website: www.kwc.edu
MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS TRITONS 2011 Record (Conf): 9-9 (8-7) Coach: Bobby Lessentine Location: St. Louis, Mo. Conference: Great Lakes Valley Website: www.umsl.edu
WILLIAM JEWELL CARDINALS 2011 Record (Conf): 7-10 (5-10) Coach: Jefferson Roblee Location: Liberty, Mo. Conference: Great Lakes Valley Website: www.jewell.edu
LEWIS FLYERS 2011 Record (Conf): 6-9-1 (6-8-1) Coach: Chris Koenig Location: Romeoville, Ill. Conference: Great Lakes Valley Website: www.lewisu.edu
MISSOURI S&T LADY MINERS 2011 Record (Conf): 5-9-2 (5-9-1) Coach: Joe McCauley Location: Rolla, Mo. Conference: Great Lakes Valley Website: www.mst.edu
WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE RANGERS 2011 Record (Conf): 13-4-2 (11-2-2) Coach: Troy Fabiano Location: Kenosha, Wisc. Conference: Great Lakes Valley Website: www.uwp.edu
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SEASON RESULTS (15-5-2 Overall / 11-4-0 GLVC / 8-2-0 Home / 7-2-1 Away / 0-1-1 Neutral) Date Sept. 2 Sept. 4 Sept. 9 Sept. 11 Sept. 16 Sept. 18 Sept. 23 Sept. 25 Sept. 27 Sept. 30 Oct. 2 Oct. 7 Oct. 9 Oct. 14 Oct. 16 Oct. 21 Oct. 23 Oct. 26 Oct. 29 Nov. 4 Nov. 6 Nov. 11
Result W 2-0 W 2-0 W 2-0 W 5-1 W 2-1 W 1-0 W 2-0 L 0-1 W 3-0 W 1-0 OT W 2-0 W 1-0 W 3-0 L 0-1 O2 L 1-2 W 1-0 L 0-1 OT W 1-0 W 1-0 T 0-0 O2 T 1-1 O3 L 1-2 OT
Opponent Quincy Goals (Assists) Southwest Baptist Brittany Casey (unassisted) Aimee Ubriaco (unassisted) at Missouri Southern Megan Wingenbach (penalty kick) Aimee Ubriaco (unassisted) Missouri-St. Louis* Brittany Casey (Natalie Kuhlenberg) Maddie Torretta (Jaclyn Mastroianni) at Maryville* Natalie Kuhlenberg (Aimee Ubriaco) Aimee Ubriaco (unassisted) Natalie Kuhlenberg (Jaclyn Mastroianni) Natalie Kuhlenberg (Kristine Vogt) Jaclyn Mastroianni (unassisted) Wisconsin-Parkside* Kristine Vogt (Megan Wingenbach) Jaclyn Mastroianni (Aimee Ubriaco) Lewis* Brittany Casey (unassisted) at Saint Joseph's* Aimee Ubriaco (Natalie Kuhlenberg) Erin Thomas (Jaclyn Mastroianni) at Indianapolis* -Truman State Aimee Ubriaco (unassisted) TEAM (unassisted) Jaclyn Mastroianni (unassisted) William Jewell* Maddie Torretta (Megan Wingenbach) Rockhurst* Kristine Vogt (Lauren Drewett) Megan Wingenbach (Brittany Casey; Aimee Ubriaco) at Drury* Lauren Drewett (unassisted) at Missouri S&T* Megan Wingenbach (Jaclyn Mastroianni) Erin Thomas (Brittany Casey) Brittany Casey (Kristine Vogt) #11 Northern Kentucky* -Bellarmine* Kristine Vogt (unassisted) at Kentucky Wesleyan* Jaclyn Mastroianni (unassisted) at Southern Indiana* -at Illinois Springfield* Brittany Casey (Jaclyn Mastroianni) Rockhurst** Megan Wingenbach (Jaclyn Mastroianni) vs #10 Northern Kentucky** -vs #21 Bellarmine** Sam Andert (Megan Wingenbach) vs Wisconsin Parkside^ Brittany Casey (unassisted)
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GP-GS Shots SOG Goals Asst. Points GWG 16 Brittany Casey 22-22 72 33 6 2 14 4 10 Jaclyn Mastroianni 22-22 48 22 4 6 14 2 4 Aimee Ubriaco 21-21 38 18 5 3 13 3 5 Megan Wingenbach 22-22 25 8 4 3 11 3 6 Kristine Vogt 22-22 42 14 3 2 8 1 8 Natalie Kuhlenberg 20-2 10 6 3 2 8 0 15 Erin Thomas 22-16 42 16 2 0 4 0 20 Maddie Torretta 22-4 26 12 2 0 4 1 9 Lauren Drewett 22-22 16 5 1 1 3 1 14 Sam Andert 19-19 2 2 1 0 2 0 12 Brittney Kuster 21-13 11 5 0 0 0 0 7 Kayla Nurnberger 16-6 11 5 0 0 0 0 11 Taylor Wakeland 9-6 3 0 0 0 0 0 23 Lori Mannion 8-0 2 1 0 0 0 0 3 Emma Walker 19-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 Sam Martinez 22-22 1 1 0 0 0 0 24 Alicia Bower 6-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 Lydia Disseler 8-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 Taylor Darnell 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 Liz O'Connor 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 22 351 149 32 19 83 15 Opponents 22 152 67 10 8 28 5 GOALKEEPING STATISTICS GP-GS Min SV GA GAA W L T ShO 25 Danielle Estes 2-2 116:56 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 1 0 Jodi Chapie 21-20 1946:26 51 10 0.46 14 5 1 13 TEAM 0-0 0:00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 Total 22 2063:22 57 10 0.44 15 5 1 14 Opponents 22 2063:22 117 32 1.40 5 15 1 4 Quincy Opponents
MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS Corners Cards Scoring 1 2 1OT 2OT Total 130 9-Y; 0-R Quincy 13 17 1 1 32 51 8-Y; 0-R Opponents 3 4 2 1 10
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Established in 1978 with a commitment to the purposes, fundamental policies and basic principles of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) has grown to embody the vision established by the founders of the organization and has melded athletic and academic excellence for 34 years. The GLVC, which at one point over the past decade grew to 17 members and was the largest athletic conference in the country in any division, has fully embraced NCAA Division II. Although formed and developed as one of the nation’s premier basketball conferences, the GLVC now sponsors 18 championship sports, including football, and is one of the nation’s top NCAA Division II conferences. The formation of the GLVC can be traced as far back as 1972 when the athletic directors of three member schools - Kentucky Wesleyan, Bellarmine and Indiana State University at Evansville (now the University of Southern Indiana) - began preliminary discussions about forming a basketball conference. Four years later, the University of Indianapolis and Saint Joseph’s College expressed interest. On July 7, 1978, those schools - along with Ashland University - united to become the GLVC. Since its inception, 16 different institutions have joined the league. Those members include: Lewis University (1980), Indiana-Purdue at Fort Wayne (1984), Northern Kentucky University (1985), Kentucky State University (1989), Quincy University (1994), Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (1994), University of Wisconsin-Parkside (1994), University of Missouri-St. Louis (1995), Drury University (2005), Missouri S&T (2005), Rockhurst University (2005), University of Illinois-Springfield (2008), Maryville University (2008), William Jewell College (2009) and McKendree University (2010). On June 8, 2012, Truman State University was admitted to the conference and will begin competing in the GLVC in the fall of 2013. Ashland and Kentucky State left the conference after the 1994 season, IPFW left the league following the 2000-01 academic year, and SIU Edwardsville exited the league following the 2007-08 academic year. These departures opened the door for the seven-team expansion over the past decade, allowing the league to grow 17 institutions. Northern Kentucky departed following the 2011-12 season to bring the current membership number to 16 schools. The conference headquarters are located in downtown Indianapolis, one of the many major Midwest media markets in which the league maintains a presence. The GLVC has schools in Milwaukee/ Northern Illinois (UW-Parkside), Chicago (Lewis), Indianapolis (Indianapolis), Louisville (Bellarmine), Evansville (Southern Indiana), Springfield, Ill. (Illinois Springfield), Springfield, Mo. (Drury), Owensboro (Kentucky Wesleyan), Kansas City (Rockhurst, William Jewell) and St. Louis (Maryville, McKendree, Missouri-St. Louis). The conference sponsors 18 championships in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, indoor and outdoor track and field, and tennis for men and basketball, cross country, softball, soccer, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, golf, and volleyball for women. GLVC institutions have won 12 national championships in basketball, including Bellarmine’s national title in 2011. Kentucky Wesleyan leads all Division II institutions with eight men’s basketball titles, while Southern Indiana won the men’s crown in 1995. Northern Kentucky won the school’s first-ever women’s basketball national championship in 2000 and followed that with a national title in 2008. In addition, Northern Kentucky became the first GLVC member to win a national championship in men’s soccer, while USI staked claim to the GLVC’s first baseball national championship in 2010. SIU Edwardsville was the first GLVC member to win a national championship in softball in 2007. The league also takes pride in recognizing the many academic and athletic accomplishments achieved by its student-athletes, coaches and administrators. In 2001, the league announced the creation of the GLVC Hall of Fame, with the first class being inducted in 2002. The GLVC annually presents the Richard F. Scharf Paragon Award to the top male and female student-athlete in the league, and the Dr. Charles Bertram Alumni Award of Distinction to alumni who both succeeded while a GLVC student-athlete and excelled in accomplishments after graduation.
School Northern Kentucky Bellarmine UW-Parkside Quincy Rockhurst Southern Indiana Indianapolis Missouri-St. Louis Lewis Drury Missouri S&T William Jewell Maryville Illinois Springfield Kentucky Wesleyan Saint Joseph's
GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE 201 S. Capitol Avenue Pan Am Plaza, Suite 560 Indianapolis, IN 46225 Phone: 317-237-2106 Fax: 317-237-5632 www.glvcsports.com Established: 1978 Member Institutions (16): Bellarmine University, Drury University, University of Illinois Springfield, University of Indianapolis, Kentucky Wesleyan College, Lewis University, Maryville University, McKendree University, Missouri University of Science & Technology, University of Missouri-St. Louis, Quincy University, Rockhurst University, Saint Joseph’s College, University of Southern Indiana, University of Wisconsin-Parkside, William Jewell College Championships Sponsored (18): Baseball, Men’s Basketball and Women’s Basketball; Men’s and Women’s Cross Country; Football; Men’s and Women’s Golf; Men’s and Women’s Soccer; Softball; Men’s and Women’s Tennis; Men’s and Women’s Indoor Track and Field; Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field; Women’s Volleyball. Commissioner: Jim Naumovich Phone: (317) 237-5633 E-Mail: jim@glvc-sports.org
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Assistant Commissioner, Communications: Jeff Smith Phone: (317) 237-2106 E-Mail: jeff@glvc-sports.org Assistant Commissioner, Complaince: TBD Phone: (317) 237-5636 E-Mail: TBD Assistant Commissioner, Championships & Marketing: Camelia Trahan Phone: (317) 237-2107 E-Mail: ehiltner@glvc-sports.org GLVC Intern: Jessica Yocum Phone: (317) 237-2105 E-Mail: jessica@glvc-sports.org Public Information Assistant: Jennifer DeMotte E-Mail: glvcfeatures@gmail.com
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2011 GLVC Final Standings
GLVC Record Pct. Overall Record Pct. 12-1-1 .893 16-2-2 .850 12-2-1 .833 16-3-3 .795 11-2-2 .800 13-4-2 .737 11-4 .733 15-5-2 .727 10-3-2 .733 12-5-2 .684 9-5-1 .633 9-8-2 .526 9-6 .600 11-8 .579 8-7 .533 9-9 .500 6-8-1 .433 6-9-1 .406 5-8-2 .400 8-8-2 .500 5-9-1 .367 5-9-2 .375 5-10 .333 7-10 .412 4-10 .286 4-12-1 .265 3-10-2 .267 4-10-2 .313 1-13-1 .100 2-14-1 .147 1-14 .067 2-16 .111
2011 GLVC ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS
FIRST TEAM Shannon Becker, Wisconsin-Parkside Nicole Dunca, Indianapolis Allison Ponzer, Northern Kentucky Taylor Skala, Rockhurst Amanda Mason, Northern Kentucky Megan Wingenbach, Quincy Lauren Triplett, Bellarmine Abby Schuhmann, Bellarmine Sam Andert, Quincy Laura Painter, Northern Kentucky Jodi Chapie, Quincy
SECOND TEAM Kaylee Neutzling, Missouri-St. Louis Aimee Ubriaco, Quincy Nicole Williams, Drury Susan Ellsperman, Southern Indiana Kristi Hofmeyer, Northern Kentucky Katie Kujawa, Rockhurst Lauki'i Cheng, Wisconsin-Parkside Stephanie Wengert, Northern Kentucky Sam Martinez, Quincy Anna Alfonsin, Rockhurst Amy Kunowski, Bellarmine
2011 GLVC AWARD WINNERS Offensive Player of the Year: Amanda Mason, Northern Kentucky Defensive Player of the Year: Sam Andert, Quincy Freshman of the Year: Taylor Skala, Rockhurst Coach of the Year: Jonathan Velotta, Bellarmine
2011 QUINCY GLVC ALL-ACADEMIC MEMBERS Alicia Bower, Brittany Casey, Tori Champagne, Taylor Darnell, Lydia Disseler, Lauren Drewett, Danielle Estes, Sam Martinez, Jaclyn Mastroianni, Erin Thomas, Maddie Torretta, Aimee Ubriaco, Kristine Vogt, Emma Walker, and Megan Wingenbach. 20 • QU LADY HAWKS SOCCER 2012
THIRD TEAM Abby Janszen, Bellarmine Kelsey Laumann, Northern Kentucky Shelby Spinelli, Indianapolis Kristen Benson, Wisconsin-Parkside Erin Egolf, Illinois Springfield Megan Owens, Wisconsin-Parkside Lauren Soza, Indianapolis Taylor Stitt, Rockhurst Paige Smothers, Missouri S&T Sam Agins, Lewis Megan Grassly, Indianapolis Lucy Sullivan, Rockhurst
2011 GLVC TOURNAMENT RESULTS Quarterfinals - October 29 #2 Bellarmine defeated #7 Indianapolis, 3-0 #3 UW-Parkside defeated #6 Southern Indiana, 2-0 #4 Quincy defeated #5 Rockhurst, 1-0 #1 Northern Kentucky defeated #8 UMSL, 2-1 Semifinals - November 4 - at Highland Heights, Ky. #4 Quincy defeated #1 Northern Kentucky, 0-0 (2OT) Quincy advanced 5-3 on PKs #2 Bellarmine defeated #3 UW-Parkside, 201 (OT) Championship - November 6 - at Highland Heights, Ky. #2 Bellarmine defeated #4 Quincy, 1-1 (3OT)
LADY HAWK NATIONAL HONORS
ALL-AMERICANS Sam Andert 2011 1st Team (NSCAA) Camie Bechtold 1995 2nd Team (SID) 1995 2nd Team (NSCAA) Carrie Bechtold 1994 1st Team (NSCAA) 1995 1st Team (SID) 1995 2nd Team (NSCAA) Jenna Boyko 2009 1st Team (NSCAA) 2009 Hon. Mention (Daktronics) Katie Ehlman 1988 NCAA Becky Fleming 2006 2nd Team (NSCAA) 2007 2nd Team (Daktronics) 2008 3rd Team (NSCAA 2008 Hon. Mention (Daktronics) 2010 3rd Team (Daktronics) 2010 3rd Team (NSCAA) Laura Gentry 2006 3rd Team (NSCAA) Michelle Hackett 1991 NCAA Sam Andert Camie Bechtold Carrie Bechtold Jenna Boyko Brittany Casey Jodi Chapie Beth Cramer Erin Conroy Teresa Daues Katie Ehlman Toni Eye Becky Fleming Laura Gentry Jenny Hackett Michelle Hackett Karen Harris Jenny Ippolito Sam Martinez Missy Miller Peggy Mottershead Jeanne Mues Nicole Peterson Cheryl Quigley Megan Reel Meghan Roberts Cindy Schweppe Megan Schwermer Kathy Sommer Julie Stephens Sarah Stevens Aimee Ubriaco Megan Wingenbach Sam Andert Carrie Bechtold Camie Bechtold Jenna Boyko Brittany Casey
ALL-REGION PLAYERS 2011 1st Team (NSCAA) 1994 1st Team (NSCAA) 1995 1st Team (NSCAA) 1992 1st Team (NSCAA) 1993 2nd Team (NSCAA) 1994 1st Team (NSCAA) 1995 1st Team (NSCAA) 1995 1st Team (SID) 2007 2nd Team (NSCAA) 2008 1st Team (NSCAA) 2008 2nd Team (Daktronics) 2009 1st Team (Daktronics)^ 2009 1st Team (NSCAA) 2010 2nd Team (NSCAA) 2010 3rd Team (NSCAA) 2011 2nd Team (NSCAA) 1995 2nd Team (SID) 2010 2nd Team (Daktronics) 1985 Hon. Mention (NAIA) 1988 1st Team (NSCAA) 1989 1st Team (NSCAA) 1990 2nd Team (NSCAA) 1991 2nd Team (NSCAA) 2009 2nd Team (Daktronics) 2009 3rd Team (NSCAA) 2006 1st Team (Daktronics) 2006 1st Team (NSCAA) 2007 1st Team (Daktronics) 2007 1st Team (NSCAA) 2008 1st Team (Daktronics) 2008 1st Team (NSCAA) 2010 1st Team (Daktronics) 2010 1st Team (NSCAA) 2006 1st Team (Daktronics) 2006 1st Team (NSCAA) 1991 2nd Team (NSCAA) 1992 1st Team (NSCAA) 1994 2nd Team (NSCAA) 1988 2nd Team (NSCAA) 1989 2nd Team (NSCAA) 1990 1st Team (NSCAA) 1991 1985 1985 2011 1989 1990 1985 1985 1997 1995 1995 1996 2008 2009 2009 2010 2010 1985 2009 1985 1992 1993 1991 1992 2009 2011 2011
1st Team (NSCAA) Hon. Mention (NAIA) Hon. Mention (NAIA) 3rd Team (NSCAA) 2nd Team (NSCAA) 2nd Team (NSCAA) Hon. Mention (NAIA) Hon. Mention (NAIA) 1st Team (NSCAA) Hon. Mention (NSCAA) 2nd Team (SID) 2nd Team (NSCAA) 2nd Team (NSCAA) 1st Team (NSCAA) 2nd Team (Daktronics) 2nd Team (Daktronics) 2nd Team (NSCAA) 1st Team (NAIA) 2nd Team (NSCAA) 1st Team (NAIA) 2nd Team (NSCAA) 2nd Team (NSCAA) 2nd Team (NSCAA) 2nd Team (NSCAA) 2nd Team (Daktronics) 2nd Team (NSCAA) 2nd Team (NSCAA)
ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS 2010 2011 1995 1995 2007 2008 2009 2010
2nd Team 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 2nd Team 1st Team 1st Team* 2nd Team
Jodi Chapie Lauren Cochran Kaitlyn Costello Beth Cramer Toni Eye Becky Fleming Laura Gentry Cristyn Jones Kim Koenig Ashley Kreis Bonnie Kroeger Sam Martinez Nicole Peterson Rachel Poepsel Cheryl Quigley Megan Reel Janel Reichert Meghan Roberts Megan Schwermer
2010 2011 2002 2007 2010 1995 2007 2009 2006 2007 2008 2010 2005 2006 2001 2006 1995 2002 2011 1997 2006 1996 2007 2008 1997 2008 2009 2010 2008 2009
2nd Team 1st Team 2nd Team 3rd Team 3rd Team 1st Team 2nd Team 2nd Team 1st Team* 1st Team* 1st Team 1st Team Hon. Mention 1st Team** 2nd Team 2nd Team 2nd Team 1st Team 2nd Team 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 2nd Team 2nd Team 2nd Team 3rd Team 1st Team 1st Team 3rd Team 3rd Team
Aimee Ubriaco Megan Wingenbach
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NCAA DIVISION II ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Jaime Adkins 1995 Camie Bechtold 1995 Carrie Bechtold 1995 Beth Cramer 1995 Jenny Hackett 1994
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Jenna Boyko Jenna Boyko Megan Wingenbach
GLVC ACADEMIC AWARDS 2009 Women's Soccer Scholar-Athlete 2009 Academic Excellence 2011 Women's Soccer Scholar-Athlete
Camie Bechtold Camie Bechtold Camie Bechtold Carrie Bechtold Carrie Bechtold Carrie Bechtold Jenna Boyko Katie Ehlman Becky Fleming Meghan Roberts Julie Stephens Kathy Sommer
ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 1994 2nd Team Adidas 1994 GTE/CoSIDA 1995 GTE/CoSIDA 1994 2nd Team Adidas 1994 GTE/CoSIDA 1995 GTE/CoSIDA 2009 1st Team NSCAA 1989 GTE/CoSIDA 1990 3rd Team Adidas 1991 2nd Team Adidas 2008 ESPN the Magazine 2010 ESPN All-District, 3rd Team 2009 2nd Team NSCAA 1993 GTE/CoSIDA 1985 GTE/CoSIDA 1986 GTE/CoSIDA
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COACH OF THE YEAR 1985 NAIA Central Region 1991 Co-South Region 1994 Central Region 1995 Central Region 2006 GLVC
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LADY HAWK TEAM HONORS
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 1983......................................... Caryn Mackenzie 1984.......................................... Cindy Schweepe 1985............................................. Kathy Sommer 1986............................................. Kathy Sommer 1987..............................................Amy Copeland 1988................................................Katie Ehlman 1989................................................Katie Ehlman 1990...........................................Michelle Hackett 1991...........................................Michelle Hackett 1992................. Jenny Hackett & Carrie Bechtold 1993..............................................Julie Stephens 1994.............................................. Jenny Hackett 1995............................................Camie Bechtold 1996..............................................Cheryl Quigley 1997................................................ Jamie Adkins 1998................................................ Jamie Adkins 1999............................................... Molly Kinsella 2000............................................ Bonnie Kroeger 2001............................................ Bonnie Kroeger 2002..............................................Kerri Reynolds 2003....................................................Erin Ollech 2005................................................ Laura Gentry 2006..............................................Becky Fleming 2007..............................................Becky Fleming 2008..............................................Becky Fleming 2009................................................ Jenna Boyko 2010..............................................Becky Fleming 2011...................................... Megan Wingenbach
BEST NEWCOMER 1990..............................................Sarah Stevens 1991.............................................. Jenny Hackett 1992............................................ Carrie Bechtold 1993...............................................Trisha Deaver 1994............................................Nicole Peterson 1995................................................ Jamie Adkins 1996............................................... Molly Kinsella 1997.................................................. Joni Jensen 1998................................................ Mandy Faser 1999............................................ Bonnie Kroeger 2000..................................................Katie Bryant 2001....................................................Erin Ollech 2002..............................................Kerri Reynolds 2003...................................................Kim Koenig 2004................................................ Laura Gentry 2005..............................................Brittany Galvin 2006..............................................Becky Fleming 2007............................................ Kaitlyn Costello 2008..............................................Aimee Ubriaco 2009..............................................Brittany Casey 2010.................................................. Jodi Chapie 2011...............................................Brittney Kuster MOST IMPROVED 1990...................................................... Liz Alroth 1991............................................... Lenora ramey 1992................................................. Amy Flesner 1993.................................................... Amy Dana 1994..............................................Cheryl Quigley 1995................................................ Rachel Boles 1996................................................... Tara Althoff
1997..................................................Susan Laws 1998..................................................Susan Laws 1999.................................... Lauren Brandenburg 2000........................................... Julie Truskowski 2001................................................ Emily Aguilar 2002.................................................. Julie Flenss 2003...............................................Kara Donnelly 2004...............................................Kara Donnelly 2005............................................Paula Summers 2006................................................ Jess Fritsche 2007...........................................Meghan Roberts 2008.................................................. Erin Conroy 2009..................Sam Andert and Lauren Drewett 2010............................................. Annie Sokolich 2011..............................................Lauren Drewett
1997............................................Susan Peterson 1998..............................................Karie Richards 1999................................................ Mandy Faser 2000................................................ Mandy Faser 2001............................................... Cristyn Jones 2002....................................................Erin Ollech 2003....................................................Erin Ollech 2004....................................................Erin Ollech 2005......................................... Megan Brockman 2006...................................................Kim Koenig 2007................................................ Jenna Boyko 2008..............................................Becky Fleming 2009..............................................Aimee Ubriaco 2010..............................................Aimee Ubriaco 2011...............................................Aimee Ubriaco
BEST MIDFIELDER 1983............................................. Kathy Sommer 1984.......................................... Cindy Schweppe 1985.......................................... Cindy Schweppe 1986............................................... Teresa Daues 1987.......................................... Elizabeth Krucky 1988...........................................Michelle Hackett 1989.............................................Michlle Hackett 1990...........................................Michelle Hackett 1991.............................................. Jenny Hackett 1992............................................ Carrie Bechtold 1993............................................ Carrie Bechtold 1994............................................ Carrie Bechtold 1995............................................ Carrie Bechtold 1996................................................. Ashley Kreis 1997.................................................Lynn Cramer 1998.................................................Lynn Cramer 1999.................................................. Joni Jensen 2000.................................................. Joni Jensen 2001............................................ Bonnie Kroeger 2002............................................ Bonnie Kroeger 2003................................................... Julie Harris 2004................................................... Julie Harris 2005............................................ Rachel Poepsel 2006............................................ Rachel Poepsel 2007..............................................Becky Fleming 2008....................................... Megan Schwermer 2009....................................... Megan Schwermer 2010..................................... Megan Wingenbach 2011...................................... Megan Wingenbach
BEST DEFENDER 1983.......................................... Theresa Noerper 1984.......................................... Theresa Noerper 1985............................................. Kathy Sommer 1986............................................. Kathy Sommer 1987..............................................Amy Copeland 1988.................... Amy Copeland & Jane Schutte 1989..............................................Katie Stegman 1990.............................................. Joy Posluszny 1991...........................................Michelle Hackett 1992..............................................Julie Stephens 1993..............................................Julie Stephens 1994............................................Nicole Peterson 1995.................................................Beth Cramer 1996..............................................Cheryl Quigley 1997............................................Nicole Peterson 1998............................................... Molly Kinsella 1999............................................Kristin Potterton 2000............................................Kristin Potterton 2001..................................................Katie Bryant 2002..................................................Katie Bryant 2003.......................................... Lindsey Cochran 2004................................................ Laura Gentry 2005................................................ Laura Gentry 2006................................................ Laura Gentry 2007..................................................Megan Reel 2008...........................................Meghan Roberts 2009...........................................Meghan Roberts 2010...........................................Meghan Roberts 2011................................................ Sam Martinez
BEST ATTACKER 1983......................................... Caryn Mackenzie 1984............................................Jennifer Ippolito 1985.................................. Kelle Boll Sandercock 1986.............................................Maria Odenkirk 1987..........................................Katie Mettenburg 1988................................................Katie Ehlman 1989................................................Katie Ehlman 1990................................................Katie Ehlman 1991................................................Katie Ehlman 1992............................................... Laurie Menke 1993................................................. Tina Dietrich 1994............................................Camie Bechtold 1995............................................Camie Bechtold 1996.............................................. Janel Reichert
BEST STUDENT ATHLETE 2007............................................. Annie Sokolich 2008..............................................Aimee Ubriaco 2009.................... Lydia Disseler, Annie Sokolich, ............. Aimee Ubriaco and Megan Wingenbach 2010............. Becky Fleming, Aimee Ubriaco and ............................................. Megan Wingenbach 2011...................... Taylor Darnell, Danielle Estes, ......................Jaclyn Mastroianni, Aimee Ubriaco
Lady Hawks' All-Time Coaching Records
Coach Year Won Lost Tied Result Coach Year Won Lost Tied Result Bill Postiglione 1983 6 5 0 Bill Postiglione 1999 4 11 1 Bill Postiglione 1984 4 9 2 NAIA Regional Bill Postiglione 2000 5 11 1 Bill Postiglione 1985 11 3 2 NAIA Regional Bill Postiglione 2001 5 9 2 Bill Postiglione 1986 8 6 0 Bill Postiglione 2002 10 8 1 Bill Postiglione 1987 3 13 1 Bill Postiglione 2003 8 7 3 Bill Postiglione 1988 11 5 1 Bill Postiglione 2004 3 9 4 Bill Postiglione 1989 9 6 2 Bill Postiglione 2005 6 10 2 Bill Postiglione 1990 8 8 0 Dave Musso 2006 16 5 0 NCAA Tournament Bill Postiglione 1991 10 5 0 Dave Musso 2007 14 6 1 NCAA Tournament Bill Postiglione 1992 12 2 2 Dave Musso 2008 12 7 2 NCAA Tournament Bill Postiglione 1993 9 5 0 Dave Musso 2009 15 6 1 NCAA Tournament Bill Postiglione 1994 13 4 1 NCAA Tournament Dave Musso 2010 14 5 3 NCAA Tournament Bill Postiglione 1995 15 5 1 NCAA Tournament Dave Musso 2011 15 5 2 NCAA Tournament Bill Postiglione 1996 5 9 1 Overall 267 205 37 Bill Postiglione 1997 8 11 0 Bill Postiglione 1998 8 10 1
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SEASON LEADERS TOTAL POINTS
Player 1. Camie Bechtold (1995)..............................................55 2. Camie Bechtold (1994)..............................................55 3. Carrie Bechtold (1995)...............................................48 4. Becky Fleming (2006)................................................45 5. Jenny Hackett (1994).................................................34 6. Carrie Bechtold (1994)...............................................32 7. Becky Fleming (2007)................................................31 8. Becky Fleming (2010)................................................29 9. Becky Fleming (2008)................................................26 Jenna Boyko (2009)...................................................26 TOTAL GOALS Player 1. Camie Bechtold (1995)..............................................24 2. Camie Bechtold (1994)..............................................22 3. Carrie Bechtold (1995)...............................................20 4. Becky Fleming (2006)................................................19 5. Katie Ehlman (1989)..................................................16 6. Jenny Hackett (1994).................................................16 7. Katie Ehlman (1988)..................................................15 8. Carrie Bechtold (1994).............................................. 13 9. Becky Fleming (2007)................................................12 10. Kim Koenig (2006).....................................................12 TOTAL ASSISTS Player 1. Ashley Kreis (1995)....................................................13 2. Camie Bechtold (1994).............................................. 11 3. Michelle Hackett (1988).............................................10 4. Katie Ehlman (1991)....................................................9 Becky Fleming (2010)..................................................9 Caryn Mackenzie (1993)..............................................9 7. Carrie Bectold (1995)...................................................8 Ashley Kreis (1994)......................................................8 Rachel Poepsel (2006).................................................8 Liz Werkmeister (2007)................................................8
The 2011 Lady Hawks at their sixth consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance
QU vs. The Nation
CAREER LEADERS
TOTAL POINTS Player 1. Camie Bechtold (1992-95).......................................138 2. Becky Fleming (2006-10).........................................131 3. Carrie Bechtold (1992-95)........................................ 118 4. Katie Ehlman (1988-91)...........................................104 5. Jenny Hackett (1991-94)............................................81 6. Jenna Boyko (2006-09)..............................................75 7. Cindy Schweppe (1983-86)........................................66 8. Ashley Kreis (1994-97)...............................................62 9. Laurie Menke (1990-92).............................................57 10. Erin Ollech (2001-04).................................................55 TOTAL GOALS Player 1. Camie Bechtold (1992-95).........................................56 2. Becky Fleming (2006-10)...........................................52 3. Carrie Bechtold (1992-95)..........................................48 4. Katie Ehlman (1988-91).............................................44 5. Jenny Hackett(1991-94).............................................36 6. Jenna Boyko (2006-09)..............................................29 7. Cindy Schweppe (1983-86)........................................26 8. Laurie Menke (1990-92).............................................24 9. Erin Ollech (2001-04..................................................23 Kim Koenig (2003-06.................................................23 TOTAL ASSISTS Player 1. Becky Fleming (2006-10)...........................................37 2. Camie Bechtold (1992-95)........................................26 3. Ashley Kreis (1994-97)...............................................24 4. Carrie Bechtold (1992-95)..........................................22 5. Jenna Boyko (2006-09)..............................................17 Aimee Ubriaco (2008-11)...........................................17 7. Katie Ehlman (1988-91).............................................16 8. Amy Mueller (1988-91)...............................................15 Liz Werkmeister (2007-10).........................................15 10. Michelle Hackett (1988-91)........................................14 Cindy Schweppe (1983-86)........................................14
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OPPONENT......................................................W L T AIR FORCE ACADEMY.....................................2 1 0 ARKANSAS - FAYETTEVILLE...........................1 0 0 ARKANSAS - LITTLE ROCK.............................2 0 0 ASHLAND UNIVERSITY....................................0 2 0 AVILA UNIVERSITY...........................................1 0 0 BARRY UNIVERSITY.........................................0 6 0 BELLEVUE UNIVERSITY..................................1 0 0 BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY............................10 6 5 CARDINAL NEWMAN COLLEGE......................0 1 0 CATAWBA COLLEGE........................................1 0 0 CENTRAL MISSOURI STATE............................1 1 0 COLORADO CHRISTIAN..................................1 0 0 CONCORD COLLEGE.......................................1 0 0 CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY ..............................0 1 0 CULVER-STOCKTON COLLEGE......................6 0 0 DAYTON, UNIVERSITY OF...............................0 1 1 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY.....................................1 0 0 DENVER, UNIVERSITY OF...............................1 1 0 DRURY UNIVERSITY........................................8 2 1 EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY....................2 0 1 FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY............................4 1 1 FINDLAY, UNIVERSITY OF...............................1 1 0 FLORIDA ATLANTIC..........................................1 0 0 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY........0 1 0 GANNON UNIVERSITY.....................................2 0 0 GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY.............0 10 0 GUSTAVUS ADOPHUS COLLEGE...................1 0 0 HANNIBAL-LAGRANGE COLLEGE..................2 0 0 ILLINOIS, UNIVERSITY OF...............................0 1 0 ILLINOIS COLLEGE...........................................1 0 0 ILLINOIS-SPRINGFIELD...................................3 0 0 ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY..........................1 0 0 INDIANAPOLIS, UNIV. OF...............................10 9 1 IUPU-FT. WAYNE...............................................1 1 0 IOWA ST. UNIVERSITY.....................................1 0 0 KALAMAZOO COLLEGE...................................2 2 0 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN COLLEGE...............18 0 0 KNOX COLLEGE...............................................2 0 0 LAKE FOREST COLLEGE.................................2 0 0 LAMBUTH UNIVERSITY....................................1 0 0 LEWIS UNIVERSITY........................................16 5 3 LINDENWOOD COLLEGE.................................5 4 0 LOUISVILLE, UNIVERSITY OF.........................2 0 0 LYNN UNIVERSITY............................................0 4 0 MACALESTER COLLEGE.................................1 1 0 MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY..............................1 1 0
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GOALKEEPER RECORDS Most Saves, Career......................362, Jaime Adkins (1995-1998) ................................................................. 271, Toni Eye (2006-09) Most Shutouts, Career............................... 32, Toni Eye (2006-09) .............................................................. 21, Jodi Chapie (2010-11) .......................................................19, Sarah Stevens, 1990-1993 Most Saves, Season.........................121, Jennifer Varrone (2000) ........................................................................ 93, Toni Eye (2007) ........................................................................ 70, Toni Eye (2008) ................................................................. 51, Jodie Chapie (2011) ........................................................................ 50, Toni Eye (2009) ................................................................... 49, Jodi Chapie (2010) Most Shutouts, Season............................ 13, Jodie Chapie (2011) ........................................................................ 12, Toni Eye (2009) .......................................................................... 8, Toni Eye (2007) .......................................................................... 7, Toni Eye (2008) .................................................................7, Sarah Stevens (1991) .................................................................7, Sarah Stevens (1992) Most Saves, Game.......... 22, Jane Schutte vs. Texas A&M (1987) TEAM RECORDS Longest Winning Streak...............................................................13 (2006) Most Shutouts, Season........................................ 14, Twice (2010 & 2011) Most Consecutive Shutouts................................................ 6, Twice (2009) Most Goals Scored, Season........................................................76 (1994) Fewest Goals Allowed, Season...........10, Three times (1992, 2010, 2011) Most Goals Allowed, Season.......................................................49 (1984) Most Games Played, Season..............22, Three times (2009, 2010, 2011) Most Games Won, Season..........................................................16 (2006) Most Games Lost, Season...........................................................13 (1987) Most Goals Scored, Game.............................17 vs. Illinois College (1992) Most Goals Allowed, Game..................... 8 vs. Wisconsin-Parkside (2001) Most Individual Goals, Game.......................6, Camie Bechtold vs. Drury(1994) Most Individual Assists, Game....................4, Sandy Slater vs. Maryville (1983)
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History of North Campus Field
North Campus field became home to the Quincy University soccer program in 1975. The decision for the Hawks move to North Campus Field was made by Quincy University Athletic Director Sherrill Hanks and Hawks head coach Jack Mackenzie. They were joined in their efforts by the Mart Heinen Booster Club and the group eyed the current location for the move. The field's original resident, the QU men's soccer team, was joined in 1983 when Quincy University added the women's soccer program. The field, which was orginally named the OLA Field, was re-named in 1984 following the acquisition of the Our Lady of Angels Seminary by Quincy University. The following year, with the help of Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Willer and Hardee's Restaurants, Quincy University
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OPPONENT......................................................W MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY (ST. LOUIS)............8 MCKENDREE COLLEGE..................................2 MERCYHURST COLLEGE (PA)........................3 METROPOLITAN STATE UNIVERSITY.............0 MISSOURI BAPTIST COLLEGE........................3 MISSOURI - COLUMBIA, UNIV. OF..................2 MISSOURI - ST. LOUIS, UNIV. OF .................11 MISSOURI S&T ...............................................19 MISSOURI SOUTHERN....................................2 MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE.........................1 NEBRASKA-OMAHA..........................................0 NORTH CAROLINA - GREENSBORO..............0 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...................................0 NORTHERN COLORADO.................................0 NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY...........3 NORTHERN MICHIGAN....................................1 NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE.....................1 PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE (SC).....................3 PRINCIPIA COLLEGE........................................5 REGIS COLLEGE (CO).....................................2 ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY..............................9 SAINT BENEDICT..............................................0 SAINT FRANCIS (IL)..........................................1 SAINT JOSEPH’S COLLEGE (IN)...................12 SAINT MARY’S COLLEGE (IN).........................2 SAGINAW VALLEY STATE................................3 SIENA HEIGHTS................................................0 SIU EDWARDSVILLE........................................3 SOUTH DAKOTA, UNIV. OF..............................1 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI...................................1 SOUTHERN INDIANA, UNIV. OF.....................10 SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY..........0 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST.....................................3 TEXAS A & M.....................................................1 TIFFIN................................................................1 TRUMAN STATE...............................................11 TULSA................................................................0 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY...............................1 WESTERN ILLINOIS..........................................1 WHEATON COLLEGE.......................................0 WILLIAM WOODS UNIVERSITY.......................1 WILLIAM JEWELL..............................................1 WILMINGTON COLLEGE (OH).........................0 WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY.................................2 WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE................................4 WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE...................................8 XAVIER UNIVERSITY (OH)...............................2
installed lighting at the field which enabled the Hawks to return to "Prime Time" with night contests. The development and improvement of North Campus field continues through today, with the additions of a scoreboard, bleachers, sprinkler system and the KPM Soccer Clubhouse which includes lockerrooms, public restrooms, a concession area and ticket office. Since joining the GLVC the Lady Hawks have made North Campus Field a true home field advantage, holding a .609 winning percentage. In their last five years the Lady Hawks have taken their dominance at home to a new level, going 36-8-1, for a .811 winning percentage. Last season the team won eight games at home, tying a program high for a single season.
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Lady Hawks Record at North Campus Field (since GLVC play -1996)
Year 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Overall
Won Loss Tie Pct. 3 2 0 .600 4 6 0 .400 4 5 1 .450 3 3 1 .500 2 6 1 .278 4 2 1 .643 4 4 1 .500 4 2 1 .643 1 4 3 .313 6 4 0 .600 7 4 0 .636 7 1 0 .875 5 3 0 .625 8 1 1 .850 8 1 0 .888 8 2 0 .800 78 50 10 .609
HISTORY OF THE MART HEINEN ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB
QU Club 90 is the booster club for the Quincy University women's soccer program. QU Club 90 was instituted to help improve the Lady Hawks travel, facilities, recruiting and the student-athletes overall experience at Quincy. Your investment in the Lady Hawk players provides them with a special experience at QU which translates into life-long success in the future. There are three levels of membership: Gold, Brown and White. GOLD — Adopt a Hawk! Minimum Donation: $250 • Email Updates from YOUR Hawk (Monthly in-season, several times out-of-season.) • QU Soccer NIKE Jacket • QU Lady Hawk Short Sleeve T-Shirt • 2 Free 2012 Home Season Tickets BROWN Minimum Donation: $100 • QU Lady Hawk Long Sleeve T-Shirt • QU Lady Hawk Short Sleeve T-Shirt • 2 Free 2012 Home Season Tickets WHITE Minimum Donation: $50 • QU Lady Hawk Short Sleeve T-Shirt
QU CLUB 90 MEMBERS Kerri Reynolds GOLD LEVEL MEMBERS Carol Roberts Jaime Adkins Shannon Stamper Debbie Andert Julie Truskowski Turner Annie Beekman Katie Elman Valadares Megan Brockman Stephanie Haller Lindsay Ringkamp Houchin WHITE LEVEL MEMBERS Molly Kinsella Melina Berra Marty and Lisa Mannion Mitchell Champagne Joe Mastroianni Shelby Cooke Linda Moore Mary Corbett Don and Laura Torretta Sean and Gina Dolin Ray Weast Margaret Fitch Kim Koenig Pam Kuhlenberg BROWN LEVEL MEMBERS Amanda Meyer Sandy Albert Kayla Meyer Diana Burt Megan Schwermer Noelle Hasser Annie Sokolich James Host Victoria Wakeland Deborah Kuster Christy Walker Kaye Nurnberger Lisa and Kurt Nurnberger Kristen Potterton
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Gene Autry, Rod Laver, Andre The Giant. And, oh yes, for 34 years the most prestigious "small college" basketball tournament in the land. A rundown of the Mart Heinen Club's presentations would fill many pages. Members of the Hawk-crazy booster group are a creative and energetic cross-section of the community. Synonymous with the steady rise of QU's athletic program to national acclaim has been the matchless input of The Mart Heinen Club -- men and women volunteering on behalf of the Hawks and Lady Hawks. Not all such support groups are held in such high regard. Too often those at both major universities and small colleges have allowed their spirit and financial input to run rampant; but words such as "probation" and "suspension" have never been used in referring to sports teams at Quincy College or Quincy University. It's been 50 years since a corps of perhaps 25-30 men (no women allowed in 1947) pooled their enthusiasm for the brand new Hawks football team and formed The Quincy College Quarterback Club. Membership grew quickly as The Brown & White grid teams of Coaches Mac Wenskunas, Bron Bacevich and Gene McCarter thrived on their own momentum. The 1949 team under Coach Wenskunas and assistant Ray DeGreeff had the whole town hoppin' with its 8-1 record. Teams of that post-World War II period were loaded with veterans of military service and it took a very gritty youngster to come out of high school and earn a place in the Hawks' lineup. That '49 team not only knocked off Western Illinois and Eastern Illinois, which were much larger schools, but upended the Leathernecks and Panthers in their own Homecoming games. Quarterback Club spirit blossomed anew with each victory and each new season. So, what a jolt it was to its members and all of Quincy in 1954 when the administration dropped football as an intercollegiate sport. Soccer wasn't added to the program until 1964. Dropping football was not a popular decision among Quarterback Clubbers and other fans; but then the club was so solid it wasn't ready to wither away. Basketball had been gaining momentum here under Coaches DeGreeff, Fran Willett and Harry Forrester. Harry had just come on the scene and guys in the booster club liked his dedication to the school and to the game. But "Quarterback" was no longer an appropriate name for the Hawks' booster organization. The logical name -- and it didn't take 'em long to pick it -- was Mart Heinen Club.
In the summer of 1946, Mart Heinen, QC athletic director and coach of all sports, had lost his life in a fire that ravaged the LaSalle Hotel in downtown Chicago. Heinen was a member of the Quincy City Council as well and had gone to Chicago with Mayor Edward Schneidman and other city officials. Ironically, meetings they were to attend related to QC and its plans and hopes for welcoming returning military veterans. Launching the new GI Bill and bundles of red tape that went with it was no simple matter. The number of sports offered grew sharply as the numbers of participants increased, but bas ketball led the way. Under its new name, The Mart Heinen Club was anxious to establish an identity, and the decision to sponsor a holiday basketball tournament seemed to be a bold move at the time. But the first one was a tremendous success. Tournaments were so few at the time that a strong field was booked -- even though the first telephone calls weren't made until October. Less then three months later the title game here between Christmas and New Year's saw Western Illinois topping St. Ambrose (Iowa). Those teams had played a six-overtime game at Macomb earlier in the month. Other "charter" teams in the event that was to last 33 more years were Eastern Illinois, Northeast Missouri (now Truman State), Illinois Wesleyan, Loras (Iowa), Monmouth and the host Hawks. A steady and assured cash flow from the tournament provided a boost for QC athletics and made possible such major projects as construction of the Memorial Gym Annex. The Annex, now taken for granted, was built more than a decade after the opening of the gymnasium. In addition to housing Concessions, the Annex serves as a setting for meetings, musical presentations and other activities. The Holiday Tournament served as a magnet, attracting full-house crowds and a record mem bership for The Heinen Club. Membership was consistently over 850. The tourney soon featured teams from schools with enrollments from 400 to 21,000. Future NBA stars Dick Barnett and John Barnhill from Tennessee State, Lucious (Luke) Jackson of Pan American and Jack Sikma of Illinois Wesleyan helped draw capacity turnouts. Charley Vaughn of Southern Illinois-Carbondale, Henry Logan from Western Carolina and Archie Talley of Salem (W. Va.) are still remembered, as were many of the Hawk players coached by Forrester, Pim Goff, John Ortwerth and Sherrill Hanks.
QUINCY UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC AWARDS
MART HEINEN AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS This award is given to the best Quincy University men's and women's athlete for the year. The award is in honor of former QU Athletic Director Mart Heinen, who tragically died in a fire in the LaSalle Hotel in Chicago in the summer of 1946.
BROTHER CLETE VAN ACKEREN AWARD ACADEMIC AND ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENT This award is given in honor of Brother Clete Van Ackeren, who spent years as the treasurer of the Mart Heinen Club and whose face was always very recognizable at both Hawk and Lady Hawk contests.
YEAR MEN WOMEN 1993 Burk Bruninga Amy Flesner (Baseball) (Basketball-Soccer) 1994 Reggie Bell Jennifer Drew (Basketball) (Volleyball-Softball) 1995 Heath Tagtmeyer Jenny Hackett (Soccer-Baseball-Football) (Soccer) 1996 William Wims Camie Bechtold (Football) (Soccer) 1997 Josh Breitbach Tonya Edwards (Football) (Basketball) 1998 Matt Steffe Jennifer Rouse (Basketball) (Softball) 1999 Chad Hammons Jamie Oitker (Baseball) (Basketball) 2000 Cliff Fruge Erica Tiemeyer (Football) (Volleyball) 2001 Rob Steinkuehler Colleen Sexton (Volleyball) (Basketball) 2002 James Milkert Eunique Reaves (Volleyball) (Volleyball) 2003 Shane DeSherlia Jill Unnerstall (Football) (Basketball) 2004 LeVar Ammons Tiffany Kelver (Football) (Basketball) 2005 Tim Bliefnick Jessica Stuckman (Football) (Basketball) 2006 Jordan Roth Deana McCormick (Basketball) (Basketball) 2007 Ryan Walker Laura Gentry (Basketball) (Soccer) 2008 Jeremy Saunders Mary Wiedman (Football) (Softball) 2009 Jacob Zsuppon Jessica Keller (Football) (Basketball) 2010 Billy Baptist Jenna Boyko (Basketball) (Soccer) Torie Bunzell & Becky Fleming 2011 Jack Wedemeier (Soccer) (Softball & Soccer) 2012 Justin Brock Ali Schwagmeyer (Basketball) (Basketball)
YEAR MEN 1993 Scott Gregory (Soccer-Baseball-Football) 1994 Matt Lingafelter (Football) 1995 Craig Hingle (Soccer-Baseball) 1996 Andy Waggoner (Basketball) 1997 Ryan Dowd (Baseball) 1998 Jay Driscoll (Basketball-Baseball) 1999 Jamie Blaesing (Baseball) 2000 Kyle Pryor (Baseball) 2001 Matt Vollink (Soccer) 2002 Paul Johnson (Baseball) 2003 Matt Spector (Soccer) 2004 Zach Miller (Tennis) 2005 Josh Worth (Soccer) 2006 Nick Frederickson (Soccer) 2007 Doug Sheffer (Golf-Tennis) 2008 Joe Palumbo (Baseball) 2009 Branko Isailovic (Soccer) 2010 Nate Toole (Football) 2011 Tanner Wright (Volleyball) 2012 Joe Ascher (Volleyball)
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WOMEN Jamie Anderson (Softball) Sarah Stevens (Soccer) Julie Stephens (Soccer) Carrie Bechtold (Soccer) Cheryl Quigley (Soccer) Ashley Kreis (Soccer) Kim Pingsterhaus (Volleyball) Sarah Neuberger (Softball) Brenda Walters (Volleyball) Chris Shimkus (Volleyball) Maggie Schuering (Tennis) Julie LeMaire (Softball) Laura Schuering (Tennis) Alicia Ordner (Basketball) Sarah LoBue (Softball) Mary Wiedman (Softball) Jessica Keller (Basketball) Jenna Boyko (Soccer) Meghan Roberts (Soccer) Megan Wingenbach (Soccer)
HISTORY OF THE MART HEINEN ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB 1974 -Charter Members Dr. Frank T. Brenner, M.D., Meritorious Service Martin Heinen, Coach Mac Wenskunas, Coach Jim Belz, '51, Athlete, Football & Basketball Leo Binz, '64, Athlete, Basketball J. Micheal Brady, '70, Athlete Basketball Edward Crenshaw, '59 , Athlete, Basketball Dewey Kalmer, '66, Athlete, Basketball & Baseball Gene Runde, '53, Athlete, Basketball & Baseball F. Micahel Villa, '68, Athlete, Soccer 1975 John Runde, '66, Athlete, Basketball Frank Longo, '56, Meritorious Service Eugene Flaiz, '28, Athlete, Football & Baseball 1976 Dick Heitholt, '50, Athlete, Basketball & Baseball Milt Braxmeier, Meritorious Service
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1977 Chuck Brady, '50, Meritorious Service El Tappe, '50, Baseball & Basketball Ray DeGreeff, Coach 1978 Edmundo Camacho, '72, Athlete, Soccer Al Harte, '73, Athlete, Soccer John Ortwerth, Coach 1979 Roger Francour, Coach Jack Mackenzie, Coach Trish Highland, '71, Athlete, Tennis, Field Hockey, Basketball 1980 Don Bickhaus, '50, Athlete, Basketball Art Stegeman, '39, Meritorious Service 1983 Lambert Redd, '29, Athlete, Football, Basketball, Track & Field 1984 Walter R. (Casey) Duncheon, '76, Athlete, Baseball and Basketball Sam Bick, '76, Athlete, Soccer Jim Pollihan, '76, Athlete, Soccer Richard Thompson, '57, Athlete, Basketball Jim Finigan, Coach 1985 Emilio John, '78, Athlete, Soccer Anita Krieger, '70, Athlete, Volleyball Hank Constantino, '50, Athlete, Football Mark Schuering, '75, Athlete, Tennis William J. (Bill) Harte, '54, Athlete, Football 1986 Sherrill Hanks, Coach Larry Moore, '77, Athlete, Basketball Dolly Albarello, '75, Athlete, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball Jim Prow, '66, Athlete, Soccer Mike Bertani, '66, Athlete, Soccer 1987 Chuck Schoendienst, '50, Athlete, Football & Basketball Carl Sinovic, '50, Athlete, Football & Baseball Bob Ott, '72, Athlete, Baseball 1988 Tom Pollihan, '72, Athlete, Soccer Dr. James Sutherland, M.D., Meritorious Service 1989 Michele Quinn, '79, Athlete, Basketball & Tennis Dr. Neil Frederickson, '77, Athlete, Soccer Eric Delabar, '79, Athlete, Soccer 1990 Cornel Benford, '78, Athlete, Basketball 1991 Felix Borkowski, '50, Athlete, Football 1992 Debbie Embree, '82, Athlete, Basketball Charlene Brinkman-Davis, '82, Athlete, Basketball & Softball John Schneider, '74, Athlete, Soccer 1993 Bob Czarniewski, '71, Manager-Meritorious Service Rick Curfman, '78, Athlete, Baseball Eric Karg, '81, Athlete, Basketball Erv Pesek, '71, Athlete, Soccer Fred Schmalz, '66, Athlete, Soccer 1994 Mike Gallo, '81, Athlete, Soccer Amy Miller-Looten, '84, Athlete, Softball Claes Sandstrom, '84, Athlete, Soccer Rich Schwarzen, '69, Athlete, Soccer Rich Wrobel, '69, Athlete, Soccer
1995 Brian Belobradic, '80, Athlete, Soccer Ralph Smith, Assistant Coach, Meritorious Service Patty Harris-Stroll, '85, Athlete, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball 1996 Tom DiMaria, '71, Athlete, Soccer Laura Gabriel, '85, Athlete, Women's Tennis Parnell Kelly, '50, Athlete, Basketball & Meritorious Service 1997 Robert Brunette, '50, Athlete, Baseball & Football Virgil Niewohner, Meritorious Service Sharlene Peter, Coach, Women's Athletic Director Bernie and Isabelle Willer, Meritorious Service 1998 Mario Camacho, '73, Athlete, Men's Soccer Steve Lux, '83, Athlete, Men's Soccer Mark Roome, '82, Athlete, Men's Soccer Angie (Rogers) Wallace, '89, Athlete, Women's Basketball 1999 Sherri Matthews, ’85, Athlete, Softball Bob (’50) and Charlene Morris, Meritorious Service Bill Fann, ’75, Athlete, Men’s Soccer Diane Glaub, ’82, Athlete, Softball 2000 Mrs. Frank Brenner, '60, Meritorious Service Dev Reeves, '89, Athlete, Soccer Mark Thomas, '90, Athlete, Soccer 2001 David Costigan, Coach Richard Stephan, '61, Athlete, Baseball Dennis Trame, '66, Athlete, Baseball, Basketball Camie Bechtold, '96, Athlete, Soccer Carrie Bechtold, '96, Athlete, Soccer 2002 Larry Franzoi, '75, Athlete, Baseball, Soccer Michelle (Hackett) Bagwell, '92, Athlete, Soccer Fr. J.J. Lakers, OFM, Meritorious Service Mark Mathis, '74, Athlete, Soccer Nancy (Sipek) Harper, '80, Athlete, Basketball, Volleyball, Field Hockey, Softball 2003 James Daniels, ‘80, Meritorious Service Jerry Ellerman, ‘91, Football Laurie Massa, ‘76, Basketball, Tennis, Volleyball 2004 Katie (Ehlman) Valadares, ’92, Athlete, Soccer Scott Gregory, ’93, Athlete, Soccer, Baseball, Football Kendra Thompson, ’88, Athlete, Softball, Basketball Dan Tolbert, ’68, Athlete, Basketball 2005 Jay Driscoll, ’99, Athlete, Basketball, Baseball Amy (Flesner) Hildebrand, ’93, Athlete, Basketball, Softball, Soccer Harry Forrester, Basketball and Baseball Coach, Athletic Director Pat Howley, ’81, Athlete, Soccer Matt Weiss, ’75, Athlete, Soccer John and Vivian Funke, Meritorious Service 2006 Ann Bergman, Tennis Coach and Professor Dan McDonnell, ‘78, Athlete, Soccer Dick and Mae Shierling, Meritorious Service 1966 Men’s Soccer Team 2007 Sean Bowers, ‘90, Athlete, Soccer Ryan Dowd, ‘97, Athlete, Baseball 1985 Softball Team 2008 John Gallo, Men's Soccer Craig Hingle, Baseball and Men's Soccer Jason Raker, Baseball Jennifer Rouse, Softball Kathy Sommer (Corbett), Women's Soccer Ron Vecchi, Meritorious Service 1975 Men's Soccer Team 2009 No Inductions due to Quincy University 150th Celebration 2010 LeVar Ammons, Football Derek Harlan, Baseball Paul Kreke, Men's Basketball Josh Rabe, Baseball Jessica Stuckman, Women's Basketball Jill Vogel, Softball and Women's Volleyball 1981 Men's Soccer Team
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