2009-10 JMU Athletics Annual Report

JMU Athletics Annual Report 2009–2010

Dear friends and fans,

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We are proud to present our 2009-2010 Athletics Annual Report, recapping another great year in JMU Athletics. This report is an opportunity for you to share in the many accomplishments of our 17 varsity teams, 430 student-athletes, and over 170 coaches and staff. It is also a chance to celebrate our ever-growing fan base and financial support. I hope you have enjoyed the past 12 months as much as we have. While there is still much work to be done, it is always a pleasure to commemorate the many great achievements of the past year.

JMU continues to graduate student-athletes at a rate well above the national average, and very comparable to that of our general student body. For the fifth consecutive year our NCAA Graduation Success Rate was at 84% or higher. Twenty-two student-athletes were recognized at the state, conference, or national level for their academics including the Cross Country program as a team. Two student-athletes were named CAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year in their sport.

Facility upgrades and additions continue to be a driving force behind our program’s success. The opening of Veterans Memorial Park brought record crowds to baseball and softball.

On March 17, JMU hosted Virginia at Eagle Field, in front of a record 1,815 spectators. Both baseball and softball enjoyed the new facilities, which include team meeting rooms, locker and training rooms, coaches’ offices, and batting cages. Completion of Phase I for the Bridgeforth Stadium expansion is injecting an excitement in our football program that cannot be measured.

We are now halfway through the largest facility project in our program’s history, and the grandeur of the finished product is in our sights. A new practice facility for golf has been completed for our teams, located just off Port Republic Road near Purcell Park. The ability for our studentathletes to have a practice area adjacent to campus should pay tremendous dividends. Finally, ground was broken on University Park at the corner of Neff Avenue and Port Republic Road.

This enormous project, benefitting JMU Athletics and UREC, will create new competition and practice fields for soccer, lacrosse, field hockey, and track & field. Progress of this magnitude,

JMU Athletics Mission Statement We guide and support the James Madison University StudentAthletes in their quest for excellence — academically, athletically and socially. Above all else, we exist to prepare our StudentAthletes for productive and meaningful lives.

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especially during challenging economic times, is a testament to the bright future of our program.

On the playing field, on the court, and in the arena, we had another stellar season.

Women’s basketball and lacrosse both finished as CAA regular season and tournament champions, and baseball finished first in the CAA regular season. Twelve teams finished with winning records or in the top two places of their conference. Four coaches won conference Coach of the Year honors, and dozens of student-athletes took home conference awards. In all, JMU teams across the board continue to compete for championships on a conference and national level. The growth of facilities and support only increases our likelihood of success in the future.

Ultimately, our success comes back to programmatic funding. I commend our University administration for their commitment to intercollegiate athletics at JMU. Our administration has shown a remarkable commitment to athletics and their investment shows on the field and in the community. Duke Club support was once again at a record high, topping the $1.3 million mark for the first time. The Campaign for Bridgeforth Stadium and gifts to specific sports continue to have a large impact. Our donors realize the connection between their giving and the success of our program. On behalf of our coaches, student-athletes and our entire athletic staff I would like to express our gratitude for your support. Your generosity truly makes a difference.

With pride I thank you for another great year, and look forward to seeing you in 2010-2011.

Jeffrey Bourne Director of Athletics, James Madison University

Guiding Principles Integrity At all times and in all our affairs, we conduct ourselves in a respectful manner. We know that the right thing to do is the only thing to do.

Positive Attitude We have a positive attitude and high levels of energy. We look for the good.

Task-focus We prioritize and complete the most important task. We pay attention to the details. We get the job done.

Responsibility We are responsible for our actions and accountable for our behavior. We are an important part of a great team.

Continuous Improvement We use proven systems and methods, yet we are always looking for a better way to get things done. We can learn from everyone.

2009–10 CA A Champions W omen’s Basketball • 26-7 Record • 13-5 in the CAA • NCAA Tournament Appearance • Ranked in AP & USA Today Top 25 Polls

2009–10 CA A Champions B aseball – Regular Season • 30-23 Record • 18-6 in the CAA • Did not lose a conference series

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2009–10 CA A Champions W omen’s Lacrosse • 17-3 Record • 7-0 in the CAA • NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals 3

academic recognition awards JMU Student-Athlete of the Year

• Katherine Bulling – Women’s Tennis (ITA Scholar-Athlete)

• For 2009-10, Female: Kelsey Cutchins – Field Hockey, Male: Mike Fabiaschi – Baseball

• Lindsay Callahan – Volleyball (VaSID All-State)

President’s List (Must achieve at least a 3.9 GPA or above and carry a semester course load of at least 12 credit hours or more)

• Mary Chamberlain – Women’s Golf (NGCA All-American)

• For 2009-10, 21 student-athletes were honored

• Mike Fabisachi – Baseball (CoSIDA 2nd Team, VaSID All-State)

Dean’s List (Must achieve at least a 3.5 GPA or above and carry a semester course load of at least 12 credit hours or more) • For 2009-2010, 77 student-athletes were honored CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award (Must achieve at least a 3.2 GPA based on semester performance or accumulative GPA) • For 2009-2010, 117 student-athletes were honored, an increase from 105 student-athletes in 2008-2009.

CAA Scholar-Athlete Overall Award • Kelsey Cutchins – Field Hockey CAA Scholar Athlete of the Year (in sport) • Kelsey Cutchins – Field Hockey, Mike Fabiaschi – Baseball

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• Kelsey Cutchins – Field Hockey (CoSIDA All-American, VaSID All-State) • Kiara Francisco – Women’s Basketball (CAA Honorable Mention) • Matt Goff – Football (CAA 1st Team) • Corky Julien – Women’s Soccer (NSCAA All-American 2nd Team, All-Region 1st Team) • Michelle Mai – Lacrosse (IWLCA Honor Roll) • Kelly Maxwell – Women’s Tennis (ITA Scholar-Athlete) • Charlie Newman – Football (CAA 1st Team) • Kristin Nimitz – Women’s Tennis (ITA Scholar-Athlete) • Teresa Rynier – Women’s Soccer ( NSCAA All-American 3rd Team, All-Region 1st Team) • Courtney Simmons – Softball (VaSID All-State Team) • Andy Smith – Football (CAA 1st Team) • Caitlin Sullivan – Lacrosse (IWLCA Honor Roll) • Jalissa Taylor – Women’s Basketball (CAA Honorable Mention)

All-Academic Recognitions

• Sarah Williams – Women’s Basketball (CAA 1st Team)

• Team: Cross Country (USTFCCCA All-Academic Team)

• Dixon Wright – Football (CAA 1st Team, VaSID All-State)

• Brian Barlow – Football (CAA 1st Team)

• Steve Yakopek – Football (CAA 1st Team)

The dukes community service

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JMU student-athletes participated in 30 community service activities last year totaling over 2,300 hours of volunteer work. Whether it was working with kids in the classroom, helping raise funds for cancer, or donating blood, the purple and gold gave back to the community in a big way. Below are some of the highlights: WHSV Children’s First Day Softball, swimming, men’s basketball, and the Dukettes came out to help host festivities for over 1,000 local kids headed back to school.

Special Olympians Come to JMU Sixty special Olympians came to JMU’s campus where they were hosted by football, men’s basketball, and men’s soccer. The Olympians spent the day partaking in athletic activities with the Dukes’ players and coaches.

Dig Pink JMU Volleyball took part in a nationwide event to benefit breast cancer awareness. The team raised over $1,500 for cancer research.

Veterans Memorial Dedication As part of the completion of Veterans Memorial Park, baseball, softball, and the Marching Royal Dukes came out to help dedicate the new commemorative monument at the facility’s entrance.

Arc Canteen JMU Lacrosse participated in Arc Canteen at Westover Park, a program that promotes interaction and fundraising for mentally handicapped individuals.

CAA Blood Drive Every JMU team participated in this 7th annual event, which raises over 15,000 units of blood across the 12 CAA campuses.

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2009–2010 Sports summary Baseball

Women’s Basketball

• Finished 30-23 overall

• Finished 26-7 overall

• Compiled an 18-6 record in the CAA

• Compiled a 13-5 record in the CAA

• Regular-season champions

• NCAA First Round (Round of 64)

•M att Browning – drafted in the 43rd round of the 2010 MLB Draft to Seattle

• CAA Tournament Champion

• Mike Fabiaschi – named CAA Male Scholar-Athlete; drafted in the 38th round of the 2010 MLB Draft to Oakland • Kevin Munson – named CAA Pitcher of the Year; drafted in the 4th round of the 2010 MLB Draft to Arizona • Spanky McFarland named CAA Co-Coach of the Year

• Ranked in Associated Press Top 25 and in USA Today Top 25 • Dawn Evans – Watch lists for Naismith Trophy, Wooden Award and Wade Trophy (all for national Player of the Year), WBCA State Farm All-Region 2 Team (only second player in school history), CAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player, Game Points (38, 2x, tied), Game Three-Pointers (9) • Tarik Hislop – CAA All-Rookie Team

Men’s Basketball • Finished 13-20 overall • Compiled a 4-14 record in the CAA • Had a 1-1 record in the CAA Tournament

• Sarah Williams – All-CAA Academic First Team • Kenny Brooks named VaSID State Coach of the Year

Cross Country

• Denzel Bowles – Second Team All-CAA, led all CAA members in conference scoring at 21.1 ppg

• 2nd in Colonial Athletic Association Championships

• Pierre Curtis finished as the program’s career leader in assists (463), steals (175), starts (124), and minutes (4,137).

• 6th in NCAA Southeast Region Championships

• Julius Wells – Third Team All-CAA • Darren White – CAA All-Rookie Team

• 3rd in ECAC Championships • Ranked in USTFCCCA Southeast Region • Katie Gorman – All-CAA, 8th in CAA Championships • Katie Harman – All-CAA, 9th in CAA Championships • Stacey Nobles – CAA Rookie of the Year, All-CAA, 4th in CAA Championships • Alison Parris – All-CAA, 3rd in CAA Championships, NCAA All-Southeast Region, 9th in NCAA Southeast Region Championships, 71st in NCAA National Championships

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Field Hockey

Men’s Golf

• Finished 12-8 overall

• Three top-five finishes

• Compiled a 7-2 record in the CAA

• 8th out of 11 teams at the CAA Championships

• Ranked 12th in the nation

• Rich Leeper was best finisher tied for 19th at CAA Tournament

• Reached the CAA Semifinals •K elsey Cutchins – CAA Silver Anniversary Team (one of the top 25 players in the league’s history), JMU and CAA Scholar-Athlete of the year, Team Academic All-American by ESPN the Magazine • Dolores de Rooij – All CAA Team • Tori Lindsey – CAA All Rookie Team

Football • Finished 6-5 overall • Compiled a 4-3 record in the CAA

Women’s Golf • Five top-five finishes • 2nd out of 10 teams at CAA Championships (Sakamoto finished second) • Mary Chamberlain – Second Team All-CAA, NGCA Academic All-American • Nicole Sakamoto – two individual championships; First Team All-CAA, NCAA East Regional championship participant

• Sixth straight winning season and received votes in the final top 25 polls of the year • Dorian Brooks signed a free agent contract to Pittsburgh •M ike Caussin signed a free agent contract to Jacksonville •R ockeed McCarter signed a free agent contract to Denver • Scotty McGee drafted in the sixth round of the 2010 NFL Draft to Jacksonville • Arthur Moats – Buck Buchanan Award winner for the National Defensive Player of the Year in the FCS, CAA’s Defensive Player of the Year, drafted in the sixth round of the 2010 NFL Draft to Buffalo • Justin Thorpe – CAA Rookie Offensive Player of the Year

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2009–2010 Sports summary cont.

Lacrosse

Women’s Soccer

• Finished 17-3 overall

• Finished 14-7-2 overall

• Compiled a 7-0 record in the CAA

• Compiled a 6-3-3 record in the CAA

• CAA Champions

• CAA Tournament Runner-up

• NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals

• Corky Julien – Canada National Team, All-CAA First Team, JMU Athlete of the Year, Career game-winning goals (19), Season game-winning goals (7)

• Casey Ancarrow – CAA Rookie of the Year, All-CAA Second Team, CAA All-Rookie Team, named to U.S. Lacrosse Team • Cally Chakrian – All-CAA First Team

• Ariana Ruela – Portugal National Team

• Kim Griffin – Tewaaraton Trophy Nominee (national player of the year), All-CAA First Team, named to U.S. Lacrosse Team

• Teresa Rynier – All-CAA First Team

• Morgan Kelly – All-CAA First Team • Mary Kate Lomady – All-CAA First Team • Kelsey MacDonald – CAA All-Rookie Team • Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe – womenslacrosse.com National Coach of the Year, Coach, South Team, IWLCA North-South Senior All-Star Game, CAA Coach of the Year

Men’s Soccer • Finished 10-5-3 overall • Compiled a 5-4-2 record in the CAA • CJ Sapong – All-CAA First Team • Joel Senior – All-CAA Third Team •P aul Wyatt – All-CAA Third Team, CAA All-Rookie Team

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• Teri Maykoski – All-CAA First Team

Softball • Finished 23-33 overall • Compiled an 11-10 record in the CAA • Finished third in the CAA • Went 1-2 in CAA tournament • Ashley Burnham – CAA Player of the Year, First Team All-CAA, Second Team NFCA All-Region, VaSID Second Team All-State • Jasmine Butler – First Team All-CAA, CAA All-Rookie team, VaSID Second Team All-State • Haley Johnson – CAA All-Rookie team • Katie Spitzer – Second Team All-CAA, VaSID Second Team All-State

Swimming & Diving

Women’s Tennis

• Finished 7-2 overall

• Finished 9-8 overall

• Compiled a 2-2 record in the CAA

• Compiled a 2-2 record in the CAA

• Finished fifth out of 10 teams at the Gamecock Invitational

• Sixth seed in the CAA tourney, beat #11 seed Towson 4-0 in opening round, lost 4-1 to #3 seed Georgia State in quarterfinals

•F inished third out of nine teams at the CAA Championships • Placed two divers (Jessie Everett and Nicole Jotso) in the top 15 at the NCAA Zone A Championships

• Team received the Intercollegiate Tennis Association National Team Sportsmanship Award for the month of April

• Andrea Crisuolo – Honorable mention Mid-Major All-America (CollegeSwimming.com), CAA Rookie Swimmer of the Year, All-CAA 100-Butterfly

• Katherine Bulling – Second Team All-CAA singles

• Kimberly Helfrich – CAA Rookie Diver of the Year

Track & Field

• Coach Becky Benson – CAA Women’s Diving Coach of the Year

Men’s Tennis • Finished 15-2 overall • Compiled a 3-5 record in the CAA • Sixth seed in CAA tourney, lost 4-0 to UNCW in the quarterfinals • Matt King – VaSID Second Team All-State doubles, Third Team All-CAA doubles • Tommi Nissinen – Third Team All-CAA singles • Mike Smith – Second Team All-CAA singles, Third Team All-CAA doubles, VaSID Second Team All-State doubles, Finalist, JMU Male Athlete of the Year

• Kinsey Pate – Third Team All-CAA singles

• Had competitors in thirteen different events at the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) Championships • Kelly Jemison – CAA Champion, 3,000m steeplechase, All-CAA, 3,000m steeplechase • Marissa McDonald – All-East, outdoor long jump, All-CAA, long jump (2nd), All-CAA, 100m (3rd) • Jessica Wade – Indoor shot put (13.80m/45’3 1/2”) set JMU record

Volleyball • Finished 11-19 overall • Compiled a 4-10 record in the CAA • L indsey Callahan finished her junior season by hitting the 1,000 career kills mark in the final game of the season • Danielle Erb ended her inaugural season at JMU with a team-high average 3.03 kills per set, earning her sixth place in the CAA for kills and seventh for points scored with an average of 3.44 points per game

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individual athletic awards

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Matt Browning

Ashley Burnham

Dawn Evans

Mike Fabiaschi

Drafted in the 43rd round of the 2010 MLB Draft to Seattle

CAA Softball Player of the Year First Team All-CAA Second Team NFCA All Region VaSID Second Team All-State

Watch List for Naismith Trophy, Wooden Award and Wade Trophy (national POY) WBCA State Farm All-Region Team 2 CAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player

Drafted in the 38th round of the 2010 MLB Draft to Oakland

Kelly Jemison

Corky Julien

Arthur Moats

Kevin Munson

CAA Champion in the 3,000m steeplechase

JMU Female Athlete of the Year Canada National Team All-CAA First Team

CAA Football Defensive Player of the Year Drafted in the 4th round of the 2010 Buck Buchanan Award MLB Draft to Arizona FCS National Defensive Player of the Year JMU Male Athlete of the Year

individual coach awards

Shelly Klaes-Bawcombe

(Lacrosse) CAA Lacrosse Coach of the Year womenslacrosse.com National Coach of the Year

Becky Benson (Diving) CAA Coach of the Year

Spanky McFarland (Baseball) CAA Co-Coach of the Year

attendance stats JMU increased average attendance at three of four ticketed sports, highlighted by a five hundred per game increase for baseball at Veterans Memorial Park.

Baseball Average Attendance 08-09 season average. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 299 09-10 season average. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 795 Football Average Attendance 08-09 season average. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,362 09-10 season average. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,305 Men’s Basketball Average Attendance 08-09 season average. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,603 09-10 season average. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,732 Women’s Basketball Average Attendance 08-09 season average. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,215 09-10 season average. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,499

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Bridgeforth Stadium Expansion

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Phase I of the Bridgeforth Stadium expansion was completed in early August. The first phase began late in 2009 with the demolition of the west side grandstand. By August new construction replaced the home side, including two new concourse levels, restrooms, concession areas, and seating. For the 2010 season the seating remained just over 15,500 though a much larger, more spacious structure is in place. Phase II begins Nov. 13, 2010. The second phase will include construction of the upper deck, press box, suite level, club room, permanent lower section and endzone seating, and the addition of a state-of-the-art video board over the Athletic Performance Center. When completed for the 2011 season, the stadium will feature 17 suites, 1006 club seats, and a 8,000 square foot club lounge.

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university park

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In June ground was broken on what was referred to as the Port Road Athletic Facility, but is now being named University Park. This 85 acre project on the corner of Port Road and Neff Avenue will create new training and competition facilities for men’s and women’s soccer, field hockey, lacrosse, and track & field. It will also provide expanded recreational facilities for all JMU students.

Project Features Natural Grass Soccer and Lacrosse Stadium (3,000 Seats) 2 Soccer / Lacrosse Practice Fields Field Hockey Turf Stadium (500 Seats) New Track and Field spaces Improved concessions and fan rest room facilities Office and locker room space for a majority of Athletic Programs Recreation space including multipurpose turf fields and tennis facilities to serve existing off-campus student housing.

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golf Practice facility

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The new facility, set to open this fall for the 2010-11 season, includes separate putting and chipping greens that allow players to work on their short game. The multi-use chipping green will measure 6,900 square feet and will be surrounded by rough and sand traps to simulate many on-course situations. The putting green will measure 7,600 square feet.

The new outdoor area combines with the golf team’s indoor facility, locker rooms and local golf courses to provide facilities on par with many top programs. The indoor area includes a putting surface, two hitting stalls and top-quality video equipment for swing analysis, while the locker rooms include meeting space and a lounge area.

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Greater Hampton Roads 6% Central Virginia 7.5%

duke club

Greater Richmond 15%

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NOVA/DC 18% The Duke Club, operating through the JMU Foundation, is the only athletics fundraising organization recognized by the university. The Duke Club raises unrestricted contributions through its annual membership fund drive in support of student-athlete scholarships and the general operating budget. Once again, Duke Club contributions reached a record high, topping the $1.3 million mark for the first time and membership grew to nearly 4,400. Fundraising for the Campaign for Bridgeforth Stadium eclipsed the $5 million dollar mark.

Duke Club Membership 4500 4000 3500 3000 2500 2000

SDC Members

1500

DC Members

1000

Total Membership 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010

Membership by Geographic Region Other 26.5%

Shenandoah Valley 27%

Greater Hampton Roads 6%

Greater Richmond 15%

Central Virginia 7.5% NOVA/DC 18%

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2009-2010 Duke Club Donor List

Full-Scholarship Level $20,696 or more

Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Glasgow, III Student Duke Club

Scholar-Athlete Level $11,000-$20,695 Daniel’s * Devine Family Foundation * Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Forbes Mike and Tracy Fornadel * Denise and Jerry Gibson Harrisonburg Construction * Jackson Hotel Management / Tom, Jan and Jenifer Jackson * J-M Apartments * Shenandoah Valley Duke Club Chapter The Weaver Family

Royal Level $5,500-$10,999 Aramark Corporation * Mr. Michael C. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Bartee William T. Bates, Jr. Bob Wade Auto World, Inc. * Steve and Tammy Brown Robby and Ann Carr Charlie Obaugh Chevrolet Buick * Mr. and Mrs. Warren K. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dahl Donley’s Construction Company Joseph and Sallie Funkhouser Mr. and Mrs. Michael Funkhouser Dick Gardner * Dr. Richard Hetherington and Dr. Teresa Ulrey Mr. Ronald E. Holsinger Christine and Ricky Johnson Virginia and Jack Kincheloe Randy Laird and Joannie Eiland Ms. Nancy Lantz Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Largent Alan and Judy Miller

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Jerry and Becky Morris Moseley Architects * Charlie Obaugh Buick-GMC-Mazda-Kia * Mr. John E. Perry Richmond Duke Club Chapter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ridgway Dr. and Mrs. James L. Riley Dr. Linwood H. and Mrs. Judith M. Rose Joe and Debbie Showker Ed and Zizi Sipe Robert Stacy Craig and Susan Stallings Steven Toyota * Alan and Ginger Strauss Truck Enterprises, Inc. * Jeff and Karen Wolter Mr. and Mrs. William Cliff Wood, Jr.

Crown Level $3,500-$5,499 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Benton Beahm Mr. and Ms. Jeffrey T. Bourne Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Bowles Mr. Edward L. Branich and Ms. Cynthia L. Horner Mr. and Mrs. Gary Broadwater Dr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Carrier Steve and Christie Cornwell Bernie and JoAnn Dean Dynamic Aviation Group and Karl and Barbara Stoltzfus * Elliott Chevrolet * Lisa and Andrew Forward Angie and Mike Gochenour Donna and Bob M. Golson Donna and Randy Harper Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kelly Charlie and Sherry King Mr. Larry K. Landes Dr. and Mrs. Steven Marra Mickey and Kay Matthews McDaniel Contractor Services * Office Products * Pifer Office Supply, Inc. *

Jane and Rick Smith Sid and Jo Ann Smith Steven Kia * Judith S. Strickler Sharon and Richard Struthers Valley Building Supply, Inc. * Valley View Golf Carts * Van Wagner Dorna USA * Virginia Business Systems *

Director’s Level $2,000-$3,499 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Adams Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Adkins Mr. Davey Ahearn Ralph and Jeff Appel Augusta Dodge Jeep * Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Avery Barry and Debbie Barnard Blackwell Engineering * Jarl and Elizabeth Bliss Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Brown Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Brown Mr. J. Greg Bulheller Michael Busing Ted and Stephanne Byrd Ms. Casey Carter Mr. William L. Cassell Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Centrone Brad and Mary-Ellen Chewning Clark and Bradshaw * Classic Kitchens * Classic Tuxedos/Cleaners * Mr. Timothy Michael Clayton Cline Energy Company * Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Cockrell Donald R. Coffey Consumers Auto Warehouse * Mr. Greg Cottrell Mr. M. Tyler Crone, Jr. Greg and Linda Cross Howard and Betty Curry Joel and Kerianne Davis Degesch America, Inc. * John and Tina Dod Mr. Mike Drechsler

Anne Marie and Scott Elles Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mario Esposito Fine Earth * Michael and Patricia Fiore A.J. and Beth Fischer Kent and Karen Folsom Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. Forbes Rachel and David Frye Jimmy and Patsy Garber Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Gardner Scott and Mary Gessay Tara and Steve Guido Mr. Danny Hales Ingram Haley and Leanne Murphy Frank and Cari Hancock Harrisonburg Honda * Hart Law Offices * Ms. Morgan Hartwell Mr. and Mrs. Wally Hayden Brandon and Heather Hedrick Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hill Mr. and Mrs. Curt Hodges L.A. and Melanie R. Hollen Mr. J. Robert Hummer Mr. and Mrs. Walt Hurley Joe Bowman Chevrolet * Mr. F. Claiborne Johnston, III Sam and Mary Jones Alice Julias and Jimmy Sease Catherine and Carl Karlburg Ms. Lisa Kazor-Christovich Kristin and Robert Keeling Lori and William Kelley Rodney and Jeanne Kibler Milton and Linda Kline Christy Bradburn and Brian Koerner Mr. and Mrs. T. Eric Kuester Mr. Chris W. Lawyer Roger and Cindy Lee Mr. and Mrs. William C. Loomis, III Mrs. Madeleine Luck Mr. and Mrs. Vijay Mago Mr. James M. Mahan Richard and Pat Mason Mike and Paula McMahan John and Dawn Morris

Bruce and Barbara Morton Joe and Pat Morton Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Myers Dr. Eileen S. Nelson Northern Valley Duke Club Chapter Mr. Jathan Payne Don and Wendy Pepper Geoff and Paula Polglase Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Popik Mr. Ollie Reese III Robert and Susan Reid George and Paige Roach James R. Robinson Rockingham Canvas Co., Inc. * Rockingham Group * Larry and Ramona Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Ross S.B. Hoover and Company, LLP * Barry and Lillian Saadatmand Mike and Carol Schikman Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sharpe Mr. James R. Sipe, Jr. John and Amy Meck Charles Skeens Mrs. Audrey Smith Fran and Steve Smith Chris and Debbie Smith Ray and Phyllis Sonner Ted Sudol and Jill Kastanek SunTrust Bank * Mr. S. Brandon Sweeney Patrick and Kelly Sweet Mr. and Mrs. David E. Swett Rob Taylor and Carter Berkeley-Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Testwuide, III Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Thompson Virginia Golf Cars * Kelly and Susan Waffle Wal-Mart Distribution Center 7845 * Mark and Jennie Warner Greg Warnock and Karen Siron Mr. J. Jordan White Ms. Jo Ellen Wilson and Ms. Linda M. Elliott

Bluestone Level $1,500-$1,999 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barton Randy and Amy Blanchetti Mr. Robert D. Boucher Elliott and Rebecca Boyd Chester and Nancy Bradfield Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brubaker Mr. Benedict P. Burbic Mr. and Mrs. Brad Butler Mr. Dan Catlaw Scott M. Clendaniel Mr. Timothy E. Dancy Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Enedy Mr. Jerry Fairman and Ms. Elvira de la Garza JMU Bookstore * Teresa and Ron French Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Gravely Mr. Wesley E. Hedgepeth Mr. Richard E. Holder Dale and Mary Jo Hulvey Mr. P.J. Kania Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Keefer Mr. L. Paul Keppel Ms. Susan Keys Dr. and Mrs. Robert Koslow Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Kroll Miss Sandra K. Lacks Dave and Debbie Lumsden Steve and Barbara Mares Dr. and Mrs. Challace J. McMillin Mr. Jonathan McNamara Ms. Susan D. Melendez Shelia A. Moorman nTelos * Bill and Janet O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Parr Mr. Zac Price Ashley and Craig Privott Mr. Stephen H. Ravas Mitch and Katy Rigsby Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Rolewicz Mr. Henry Schiefer

Mike and Lisa Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Stickles Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. C. Sykes Mr. and Mrs. David G.Thomas Susan and Bo Trumbo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eben Wood

Gold Level $1,000-$1,499 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Keith Adkins Ronald and Catherine Arehart Ms. Gwen E. Armentrout Ashby Animal Clinic * Kevin Atkinson Tracy and James Bannantine Mr. and Mrs. David A. Barnes Grover and Terry Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Jon Bartlett Darlene and William Bell Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bergeria Mr. and Mrs. Alexander B. Berry, III Mr. and Mrs. David Biancamano Dr. Carroll Biggs Curt and Grace Blang Blue Ridge Beverage Company, Inc. * Mr. and Mrs. Frededrick A. Board Mr. Kevin M. Bolling Kim and Dan Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Brady Ms. Jane M. Brown Mr. Jeremy W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown Ted and Tammy Brown Duane and Jeanette Burpoe Mrs. Carol E. Butler Mr. Jon Butler Mr. and Mrs. David L. Caldwell Paul and Cannie Campbell Mr. Daniel Cardani Sarah Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Lee Cilimberg, Jr. Ms. Laura Cilmi Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Oliver Converse

Paul W. Cooper, III Chris Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Curro Mr. David M. Davis John and Patrice Davis Amy and John Daylor Matthew Dodson Steve and Jodi Dolin Mr. and Mrs. William Joseph Dunn Mr. and Mrs. O. Dean Ehlers Mr. and Mrs. David W. Elwell First Citizens Bank * Kip and Tracey Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fraizer Mr. Michael K. Fry Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fuller, Jr. Mr. Marc C. Gillions Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Gilmer Dawn and Tim Glynn Mr. and Mrs. Clement W. Goodman Gary and Susan Goodman Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gordon, Jr. Mr. Kevin Grunkemeyer Mr. William John Hall Lyn and Dennis Hart Chuck and Tracy Hawthorne Mr. and Mrs. Lawson K. Headley, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Conrad Helsley Kurt and Shelly Hodgen Dr. and Mrs. David L. Hopewell, III Pim and Robin Jager Mr. and Mrs. David A. Jenkins Bobbie and Bill Jones Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Jones, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jordan Mr. and Mrs. John Kaltenborn Kathleen and Richard Kannan Keith’s Auto Sales * Nelson Kelley Jim and Liz Knicely Mr. and Mrs. John F. Knight Ms. Karen E. Knowles Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Koontz Steve and Lisa Krepich Nick and Jill Langridge Mr. and Mrs. Donald Largent Mr. Girard C. Larkin, III

Mr. and Mrs. David Lawn Mr. Jason Lich Andrew Lobred Sharon and Robert Lovell Mr. and Mrs. Darren W. Lynch Stuart and Amy Macaleer Mr. and Mrs. John Mann Steven J. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Massey Mr. Brock Masterson Philip H. Maxwell Tom and Brenda McGloon Mr. Kevin McGuiney Dr. and Mrs. Robert McKearney Cathy and Cameron McLennan Fred and Lerita Milbert Drs. Gerald and Esther Minskoff Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Morris Mr. J’s Bagels and Deli * Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Myers Mr. Scott Nance Bill and Mary Beth Nash Dr. and Mrs. John B. Noftsinger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Norwood Mr. Logan O’Neill Ed and Patsy Parkinson Joe and Annette Paxton Ms. Christine A. Pemble Marshall and Gloria Price Roger and Peggy Rapp Mr. C. Michael Ray Mr. Drew S. Richard Riddleberger Brothers, Inc. * RMC Inc. * Mrs. Mary Trimmer Robinson Kurt and Dona Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rosberg Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Ruckman, Jr. Kenneth and Kim Rutherford Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Schenkel Ellen and TL Shackelford Drs. Jim and Peggy Shaeffer David and Amy Shifflett Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shifflett Earl L. Shirkey, Jr. Mark and Ann Siciliano

Ann and Dave Simmons Scott and Melissa Simmons Mr. Brian Sizer Kevin and Susan Smith Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Sam Snow Larry and Nellie Spoerl StellarOne * Mr. and Mrs. Giles Stone Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Strauss Alan and Joy Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Tickle Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Tine Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trumble Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Underhill RE/MAX Realty/ Phillip and Christina Updike * Julie Wallace Carr and Ben Carr Matthew and Doreen Walter Mr. and Mrs. P. Michael Weber Wells Fargo Home Mortgage * Mr. and Mrs. H. Hadley Whitlock Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wine Dr. and Mrs. Philllip M. Wishon Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Witthoefft Mark and Debbie Worten Stacie and Kurt Yenney Kelly and Timothy Zuber

Additional Dukes Supporting Dukes Members $150-$999 C. Jacob Keck Jr. Realtors * Cave Hill Corporation * Design Electric * Heritage Hospitality Inc. * Kline May Realty * Lam Development * Local Chop and Grill House * Packaging Corp. of America * Red Front Super Market Inc. * Sunrise Motors * The Village Inn * Timberville Drug Store, Inc. * Ultimate Pools and Griffent and Joy Yancey *

*Denotes Dukes Supporting Dukes – Businesses Donors are listed as of August 5, 2010. Every attempt has been made to recognize all deserving donors. Apologies to anyone who has been omitted. Due to printing constraints, lists are not updated during the season.

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