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QUICK FACTS | IWU Indiana Wesleyan University
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President: Dr. David Wright Location: Marion, Indiana Founded: 1920 Enrollment: 15,580 (3,000 Marion Campus)
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DIRECTORY Athletic Department: 765-677-2327 Sports Information: 765-677-1938
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Admissions Office: 866-468-6498
IWU ATHLETICS Director of Athletics Mark DeMichael Associate Athletic Director of Internal Operations Hannah Miller Administrative Asst. Melody Leckron Administrative Asst. Jennifer Fox Sports Information Director Steven Gidley
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QUICK FACTS | Football Mascot: Wildcats Colors: Red and Gray Stadium Capacity: 1,900 Conference: Crossroads League National Affiliations: NAIA, NCCAA
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Richmond HS Marion HS Concord HS Byron Center HS Leo HS Greenville Senior HS Legend HS Northwest HS Calvary Christian Academy Malone University Edgewood HS Zionsville HS Plainwell HS Pittsford HS Liberty Christian Academy Monmouth College Anderson HS Blackman HS Lakeview HS Ball State University Kentucky Wesleyan College Homeschooled Wapakoneta HS Park Vista HS Alpena HS Zeeland East HS Trinity International University Warsaw Community HS Pike HS Piketon HS Garrett HS
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PREVIOUS SCHOOL Centerville HS Muncie Central HS Colerain HS Southwood HS Summerville HS Dr. Phillips HS Chesterton HS Westfield HS Republic HS Huntington North HS Wheaton North HS Parchment HS Holland Christian HS Mott Regent Western Brown HS Penn HS Holland HS Climax-Scotts HS Hamilton Southeastern HS Fairmont HS Normal Community HS Desoto County Academy Homestead HS Mississinewa HS Oak Hill HS Homestead HS Eastbrook HS New Haven HS Marion County HS Wheaton North HS Saline HS
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Eastbrook HS Malone University Homestead HS Fredericktown HS Redlands East Valley H.S. Blackford HS Greenville HS Canton HS Saline Area HS Divine Child HS West Catholic HS St. Francis HS Lawrence Central HS NorthPointe Christian HS Franklin Central HS Cornerstone University St. Paul’s School Gautier HS Middleton HS Southwood HS Saline HS Perry Meridian HS New Haven HS Owensboro HS North Montgomery HS Oak Hill HS Hope College Homestead HS Center Grove HS Harrison HS Homestead HS West Jessamine HS Richwoods HS Francis Howell HS Bremen HS Covenant Christian HS Oswego HS Archbishop Moeller HS Center Grove HS Worthington Christian HS Cooper City HS Salem HS Traders Point Christian Academy Allendale HS Hamilton HS Kentucky Christian University Harold Richards HS University of Toledo North Farmington HS Plymouth HS Johns Creek HS Lake Orion HS Herscher HS
The philosophy of Constantly Live inside My Best (C.L.I.M.B.) was initially adopted as a motto for our program when the firstever recruiting class reported to campus in August of 2017. It was developed to help our players and coaches stay focused on giving their very best no matter what challenges (mountains) we might face as a start up college football program. We encouraged our players to address each mountain in their life by focusing on giving their very best effort, no matter what, in the moment. From that sentiment, the motto 'Strike the Pick' was born as a way to communicate giving your best in order to summit whatever mountain you are facing. As the year developed, the idea of C.L.I.M.B. and 'Strike the Pick' was fully embraced by our program and began to add to the momentum of the IWU Football brand. The idea really took off on our social media platforms because of the ability to use strong imagery that played off the C.L.I.M.B. theme. Now, Constantly Live Inside My Best, is one of our program's three core beliefs that we use to build a purposeful and productive team culture. Our hope Is that these core beliefs are instrumental in building a culture that reflects the Indina Wesleyan University mission both on and off the field.
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JORDAN LANGS Jordan Langs enters his fourth year as the head coach of Indiana Wesleyan University football. Langs lead the Wildcats to a 7-3 inaugural season record, while also landing himself on the AFCA 35 under 35. This prestigious recognition goes to the nation’s best up and coming coaches. “Jordan brings with him a wealth of experience as both a player and coach,” states Indiana Wesleyan Director of Athletics Mark DeMichael. “Jordan separated himself in the way he was able to communicate not only his passion and vision for Indiana Wesleyan football but even more so in his vision for integrating faith in every aspect of the IWU football program so that it truly will be a Christ-centered football program for years to come.”
Langs, 29, spent the 2012-16 seasons on the coaching staff at NCAA Division III Wheaton. He was the defensive coordinator the last three seasons and was the defensive backs coach in 2012 and 2013.
"JORDAN IS A SPECIAL EMPLOYEE OF IWU. HE HAS A DEEP COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE IN ALL THAT HE DOES, HE S A GIFTED LEADER AND ADMINISTRATOR. HE INSTILLS TRUST IN THOSE THAT HE WORKS WITH AND IS ABLE TO MOTIVATE AND UNIFY AT AN ELITE LEVEL." MARK DeMICHAEL
In five years at Wheaton, the Thunder accumulated a 49-8 record. In three years as the defensive coordinator the Thunder won two College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) championships and built a combined 33-4 mark. The Thunder lost just one CCIW game with Langs as the defensive coordinator. During those three seasons, the Thunder advanced to the national quarterfinals and twice to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA DIII playoffs and were ranked in the AFCA Coaches’ Poll Top-10. Langs’ defense ranked 12th in the nation in with 262.5 yards per game and have ranked in the top-10 nationally in defensive touchdowns, red zone defense, scoring defense, interceptions, and third down conversion. As a player, Langs was a four-year letter winner for Wheaton from 2008-2011. He started in 32 straight games from the Thunder and amassed 134 career tackles and 8 interceptions. Langs played defensive back and outside linebacker. During his senior campaign, he was evaluated in-person by multiple NFL teams. “I want our program to be a training ground for young men,” said Langs. “If that is going to be the case, our coaching staff must be consistent in establishing that our Christian faith must be the driving force behind being excellent in all phases of our lives. For student-athletes, this means they are pursuing excellence in their walk with Christ, their academic studies, and their football training. And if that is what we want from them as players, then it is our responsibility as coaches to demonstrate that in our own lives. How we live out our Christian faith and by the priority we put on people will be the measuring stick. This includes how we interact with family, coaches, players, students, community members, co-workers and our willingness to put their needs ahead of our own.” Jordan, his wife, Lindsay and their children, Levi (6), Grayson (5), Makayla (3) and Livia (1)
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ERIC TERRAZAS Offensive Coordinator 3nd Season
JOSH SHERON Tackles/TIght Ends/Dir. of Operations 3rd Season
J.J. CLARK Defensive Coordinator 1st Season
KYLE KUJAWA Safeties Strength & Conditioning 3rd Season
JOSH ALDRIN Defensive Line Coach 3nd Season
TONY ROMAN
BRETT EKKENS Offensive Line / Run Game Coordinator 1st Season
KYLE BEYER
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Linebackers/Special Teams Coordinator 2nd Season
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LEZLIE KESLO 2nd Season
PAUL FUNCHES Defensive Assistant 3rd Season
LEXI PURDUE 2nd Season
MACLAYNE BIRCH 2nd Season
KELLY KINGSEED Specialist 3rd Season
ELI SELF 2nd Season
DARON DENNIS THOMAS RYDZINSKI 1st Season
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SEATING GUIDE Upper Level Suits Berms / General Admission Seating Home Bleachers / General Admission Away Bleachers Reserved Seating / Season Ticket Holders 12
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TI C K E TS Tickets Available online at iwuwildcats.com • premium seat season tickets • general admission season tickets • single game tickets
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EMTs can be found in the southeast corner end zone Public Safety can be reached by dialing (765) 677-4911 Lost and Found can be found in the concession stand located under the home bleachers. After games all lost and found will be taken to the IWU Campus Police office inside the Barnes Student Center.
STADIUM FAQs Chairs Chairs will NOT be permitted in the stadium. We encourage the use of a blanket on the turf berms as they can get warm on sunny days. Exit and Re-Entry Guests may exit and re-enter with that day’s ticket. Guests MUST have a ticket to re-enter. At no point will Guests be permitted in the stadium without a ticket. Strollers Strollers are permitted in Wildcat Stadium but are NOT permitted in bleacher seating areas. Strollers must stay with guests at all times. Stroller storage areas will not be provided. Suites Businesses and individuals interested in renting a Wildcat Football Suite are encouraged to contact Steven Gidley at steven.gidley@indwes.edu. Umbrellas Umbrellas are not allowed rain or shine.
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When are the tailgating lots open? Tailgating activities may begin 5 hours prior to scheduled start of the game. Tailgating activities must be concluded no later than 2 hours after the end of the game. Tailgating activities should cease at game time to ensure that Public Safety and University officials can focus their attention inside the competition venue. Tailgating activities can resume at halftime, but fans should return to the competition venue for the second half.
ENTRANCE Gates open one hour prior to kickoff
Is alcohol permitted at games or tailgates? There is a strict NO ALCOHOL policy on the campus of Indiana Wesleyan University and this applies to all tailgating activities. There is also a strict NO TOBACCO policy on the campus of Indiana Wesleyan University and this applies to all tailgating activities. Can music be played at tailgates? No amplified music (DJ, PA Systems, oversized speakers, etc.) is allowed in the tailgate area. Non-amplified music should be played at a reasonable level; please be respectful of others around you. Are grills allowed at tailgates? Gas and propane are the only permissible grills for cooking during tailgating. Charcoal grills are prohibited. No gas powered generators, deep fat fryers, or open fire pits are allowed. Residue from cooking is not permitted to make contact with the paved surface of the parking lot or grassy areas.
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M I S S I O N S TAT E M E N T Indiana Wesleyan University is a Christ-centered academic community committed to changing the world by developing students in character, scholarship and leadership.
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DR. DAVID WRIGHT PRESIDENT David Wright serves as the president of Indiana Wesleyan University. Dr. Wright was provost and chief academic officer for five years prior to his election as president in May 2013. Before coming back to IWU in 2008, he was dean of the School of Theology at Azusa Pacific University. Previously at Indiana Wesleyan University he served as Associate Professor of Intercultural Studies, Chair of the Department of Graduate Studies in Ministry, and Vice President for Adult and Graduate Studies. Dr. Wright has a strong interest in international higher education having focused his doctoral studies on the social foundations of higher education as well as on international and comparative studies in education. He spent seven years working in educational capacities in Haiti and England. His areas of professional expertise include higher education policy, the design and administration of non-traditional and online programs, and higher education leadership. David and his wife Helen have been married for more than 35 years. They have two daughters and three grandchildren.
DR. ROD REED CHANCELLOR For the last decade, Reed has served as dean of Christian formation, university chaplain and associate professor of theology at John Brown University. In addition to his work at John Brown University, Reed has worked as an affiliate consultant for CREDO Higher Education Counseling since 2013 providing executive coaching for local and national non-profit organizations. As consultant or peer advisor for over two decades, he has worked in more than 30 Christian universities in the United States, Canada, Asia and Africa in the areas of spiritual formation, faculty development, curriculum, retention and human resources. Reed holds a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Sioux Falls College, a Master of Divinity from Bethel Theological Seminary and a Doctor of Philosophy in Theology from University of Bristol.
MARK DEMICHAEL ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Mark DeMichael became Indiana Wesleyan University’s first full-time athletic director in July 2008. He took over the position after 11 seasons as the Wildcats’ head baseball coach and assistant professor in the Health, Kinesiology, Recreation and Sport Studies department. The Wildcats reached seven NCCAA World Series during DeMichael’s tenure as baseball coach. Indiana Wesleyan earned runnerup in 2008 and garnered third place finishes in 1998, 2003 and 2005. DeMichael served many roles during his time as Indiana Wesleyan baseball coach. He was NAIA Region VIII baseball chair and a member of the NAIA National Baseball Rules Committee and the NAIA National Tournament Procedures Committee. In the classroom, DeMichael was program coordinator for the Physical Education major. DeMichael had three student-athletes sign professional contracts with Major League Baseball teams. Brandon Moore was the highest draft choice in Indiana Wesleyan history as the New York Mets selected him in the 14th round of the 2008 June draft. Later that summer, junior pitcher Brandon Beachy signed with the Atlanta Braves. Beachy started three games for the Atlanta Braves in their playoff chase in the fall of 2010. In the 2009 draft, the Kansas City Royals drafted Josh Worrell in the 30th round. DeMichael came to Indiana Wesleyan from Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy, Massachusetts, from where he graduated in 1988. He was the head baseball coach of the Crusaders for three seasons (1995-98) and was named Commonwealth Coast Conference Coach of the Year twice. During that time, DeMichael led Eastern Nazarene to the program’s first ever appearance in the CCC conference championship game in 1997. DeMichael and his wife Kimberly, who is an assistant professor of education at Indiana Wesleyan, have two daughters, Ashley and Kasey. S TRI KE THE PIC K
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The Mid-States Football Association, which enters its 26th year as an NAIA-affiliated organization in the Midwest, will feature 14 teams in two leagues, with Indiana Wesleyan University and Lawrence Technological University awaiting their first years of competition in 2019. Lawrence Tech in Southfield, Mich. was added by the Association at its annual meeting in 2017, while Indiana Wesleyan was added in 2016. Indiana Wesleyan, located in Marion, Ind., will compete in football for the first time in 2018, while LTU is returning to the gridiron after a 70-year absence. Missouri Baptist University in St. Louis, Mo., began MSFA play in 2015 as part of the Mideast League, joining Concordia University of Ann Arbor, Mich.; Marian University of Indianapolis, Ind.; the University of Saint Francis of Fort Wayne, Ind.; Siena Heights University of Adrian, Mich.; and Taylor University of Upland, Ind. The Spartans will compete in the Midwest League beginning in 2019. Along with Missouri Baptist, Chicago-based Robert Morris University and Saint Xavier University; the University of St. Francis of Joliet, Ill.; Olivet Nazarene University of Bourbonnais, Ill.; St. Ambrose University of Davenport, Iowa; and Trinity International University of Deerfield, Ill. will again make up the Midwest League. Each MSFA team plays the other teams within its league plus crossover games against the other league. The champions of the two leagues receive automatic berths into the NAIA Championship Series, if they are ranked among the top 20 in the NAIA CoachesĂ Poll. The MSFA has claimed nine NAIA national championships, including six of the last eight: Saint Francis (Ind.) (2016 & 2017), Marian (2015 & 2012), Grand View University (2013) and Saint Xavier (2011). The University of Findlay (1995 & 1997) and Westminster College (1994) also won national titles as members of the MSFA. The MSFA Chairman for 2017-2018 will be Lonnie Pries, Athletics Director, Concordia University. Gary Newsome, Athletics Director at Olivet Nazarene, is in his third season as the MSFA Commissioner; Greg Gorham of Saint Xavier University is the MSFA Information Director; and Richard Edwards is the Coordinator of Officials. Weekly statistical reports, players of the week, news items and highlights are available at MidStatesFootball.org.
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INDIANA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY Founded: 1920 President: Dr. David Wright Nickname: Wildcats Colors: Red & Gray Enrollment: 3000 All-Time Football Record: 7-3 Number of Year of Football: 1
CONCORDIA (MI) UNIVERSITY Founded: 1963 President: Curt Gielow Nickname: Cardinals Colors: Black & Red Enrollment: 800
OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITY Founded: 1907 President: Dr. John C. Bowling Nickname: Tigers Colors: Purple & Gold Enrollment: 4900
All-Time Football Record: 25-49 Number of Year of Football: 7
All-Time Football Record: 186-240-1 Number of Year of Football: 41
LAWRENCE TECH Founded: 1932 President: Dr. Virinder K. Moudgil Nickname: Blue Devils Colors: Royal Blue & White Enrollment: 4154
ROBERT MORRIS UNIVERSITY Founded: 1965 President: Mablene Krueger Nickname: Eagles Colors: Maroon & Gold Enrollment: 7010
All-Time Football Record: 0 Number of Year of Football: 0
All-Time Football Record: 42-31 Number of Year of Football: 6
MARIAN UNIVERSITY Founded: 1851 President: Daniel J. Elsener Nickname: Knights Colors: Marian Blue & Gold Enrollment: 2770
SAINT XAVIER UNIVERSITY Founded: 1846 President: Dr. Laurie M. Joyner Nickname: Cougars Colors: Scarlet & Gray Enrollment: 5057
All-Time Football Record: 95-37 Number of Year of Football: 11
All-Time Football Record: 164-111 Number of Year of Football: 25
MISSOURI BAPTIST UNIVERSITY Founded: 1957 President: Dr. R. Alton Lacey Nickname: Spartans Colors: Navy Blue & White Enrollment: 4800
ST. AMBROSE UNIVERSITY Founded: 1882 President: Sister Joan Lescinski, CSJ Nickname: Fighting Bees Colors: Navy Blue & White Enrollment: 3663
All-Time Football Record: 7-36 Number of Year of Football: 4
All-Time Football Record: 470-295-27 Number of Year of Football: 87
SIENA HEIGHTS UNIVERSITY Founded: 1919 President: Sr. Peg Albert, OP, Ph.D. Nickname: Saints Colors: Blue & yellow Enrollment: 2307
TRINITY INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY Founded: 1897 President: Dr. David S. Dockery Nickname: Trojans Colors: Blue & White Enrollment: 757
All-Time Football Record: 29-31 Number of Year of Football: 6
All-Time Football Record: 108-184-2 Number of Year of Football: 29
TAYLOR UNIVERSITY Founded: 1846 President: Dr. Lowell Haines Nickname: Trojans Colors: Purple & Gold Enrollment: 1910
UNIVERSITY OF ST. FRANCIS (IL) Founded: 1920 President: Dr. Arvid Johnson Nickname: Fighting Saints Colors: Brown & Gold
All-Time Football Record: 284-369-13 Number of Year of Football: 72
All-Time Football Record: 143-198 Number of Year of Football: 32 Enrollment: 1243
UNIVERSITY OF SAINT FRANCIS Founded: 1890 President: Sister M. Elise Kriss Nickname: Cougars Colors: Blue & White Enrollment: 2300 All-Time Football Record: 212-47 Number of Year of Football: 22
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