2024-25_FSS Impact Report

MONMOUTH COLLEGE

2024-2025 Impact Report

Dear Fighting Scots Society Members, Thank you for your commitment to Monmouth College athletics. Your generosity makes a real difference in the lives of our student-athletes, ensuring they are ready for success both in competition and in the classroom.

Because of you, our student-athletes benefit from the resources, opportunities, and support they need to grow as leaders, teammates, and citizens.

This report celebrates the impact of your gifts and the remarkable accomplishments of our programs this past year. From record-breaking performances and conference championships to academic honors and community engagement, your support is woven into every success story.

Whether through your sponsorship, attendance at games and events, or your investment in the Fighting Scots Society, you help us carry forward Monmouth’s proud tradition of excellence. Together, we are building on our foundation and ensuring future generations of Fighting Scots continue to succeed.

On behalf of our student-athletes, coaches, and the College, thank you for being an essential part of our team.

With gratitude,

Success by the numbers

416 student-athletes

26 all-conference selections

15 All-Region Selections

1 all-american

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Hannah Maher Vice President of Development and College Relations

2nd team all-americans

4 New & Newsworthy New and Familiar Faces Join Fighting Scots Coaching Staffs Monmouth College welcomed both alumni and accomplished newcomers to its coaching ranks in 2025.

Derek Brown ’23 (top left), a two-time Midwest Conference Offensive Line MVP and four-time All-Conference honoree, returned to his alma mater as Offensive Line Coach. After graduation, he coached at Lindsey Wilson College and Knox College before coming home to April Zorn Memorial Stadium.

Will Hampton (bottom right), a former Northwestern University defensive lineman and Gator Bowl champion, joined the Scots as Linebackers Coach.

Hampton brings Division I playing experience and nearly a decade of coaching, most recently at Second Baptist in Houston, where he mentored athletes who went on to play at Texas A&M and San Diego.

mwc Coaches of the year

5 mwc most valuable players

2 mwc newcomer of the year recipients

44 MWC Player/Performer of the week

8 NCAA Championships qualifiers (All Track and Field)

13 individual mwc champions

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In softball, Heather (Downing) Turnquist ’99 (top right) was named head coach. A three-time All-Conference shortstop and longtime Monmouth staff member, Turnquist has deep ties to the College, with both her husband and son also competing as Fighting Scots.

team mwc championship

The volleyball program welcomed Hope Neargarder (bottom left, who arrives from Northland College after leading the LumberJills for two seasons. A former standout at Defiance College, Neargarder also brings coaching experience from Illinois College, Wilmington, and Miami (Ohio).

teams qualified for MWC Tournaments

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3 200 Academic all-conference selections

Dear Fighting Scots Society Members, For more than 40 years, I’ve had the privilege of watching Monmouth College student-athletes grow, compete, and succeed.

I’ve seen generations of Scots take the field and wear our colors with pride. Through every victory and every challenge, one thing that has always remained constant is the unwavering support of alumni, parents, and friends like you. Your commitment makes it possible for our student-athletes to pursue excellence on the field, in the classroom, and in life.

This past year has been a proud chapter in our Fighting Scots story. We’ve celebrated championships and record-setting performances, but we’ve also witnessed countless moments that don’t always make the headlines: moments of resilience after a tough loss, of leadership shown by a senior captain, and of first-year athletes stepping into new roles. These are the qualities that truly set our athletes apart. With your support, they leave Monmouth not only as stronger competitors, but as leaders who are truly ready to succeed wherever life takes them.

Your generosity strengthens every part of our athletics program. It provides resources that enhance training and facilities, it opens doors to new opportunities for growth, and it fuels the school spirit that makes our community so unique. When you cheer from the stands, attend a Fighting Scots event, or make a gift, you’re doing more than supporting athletics. You’re ensuring our student-athletes know they are part of a proud tradition that matters.

As I reflect on the past four decades, I am reminded that the true legacy of Fighting Scots athletics is not measured only in wins and records, but in the character and confidence of the young people who leave here ready to make their mark on the world. That legacy has been built, and continues to grow, because of the steadfast support of fans like you.

On behalf of our coaches, staff, and especially our student-athletes, thank you for believing in the Fighting Scots and for standing with us every step of the way.

Roger Haynes ’82 Athletic Director

Fighting Scots Society celebrations 11th Annual Fighting Scots Golf Outing a Success at Gibson Woods The Fighting Scots community came together in full force for the 11th Annual Fighting Scots Golf Outing. Alumni, friends, and supporters enjoyed a day of camaraderie, competition, and celebration in support of Monmouth College studentathletes.

Participants teed off under sunny skies, with dozens of teams competing across multiple flights. The outing also featured opportunities to reconnect, enjoy the outdoors, and celebrate the strong tradition of Fighting Scots Athletics.

Event sponsors played a key role in the day’s success, and their generous support, along with that of each participant, helped strengthen the Fighting Scots Society.

Proceeds from the outing directly benefited Monmouth’s student-athletes, athletic programs, and the fields and facilities.

The day concluded with recognition of the top teams in each flight: Championship Flight 1st Place – Cody Whiteside, Ben Olson, Chris Neal, and BJ Salyers 2nd Place – Josh Edmonds, Zak Edmonds, Ryan Powers, and Matt McVey First Flight 1st Place – Gavin Halpin, John Welty, Daniel Barger, and Coleman Reed 2nd Place – Steve Bloomer, Gus Hart, Bob Wernsman, and Tom Simpkins Mixed Flight 1st Place – Alex Temple, Scott Weber, Eric Munoz, and Abby Hubbard 2nd Place – Scott Woods, Taylor Woods, Jeff Houston, and Mark Reed For more photos from the Golf Outing make sure to check out the Fighting Scots Society Golf Outing Media Page!

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Fighting Scots Athletics

Fall Sports Year in Review

The Fighting Scots football team finished 8-3 overall and 8-1 in conference play, extending their Turkey Bowl dominance to 25 straight seasons. They reached the Lakefront Bowl for the third consecutive year and tied a school record with five All-Region selections. Thirteen players earned All-Conference honors, with Nick Harris ’24 and Tevin Baker ’24 winning top MWC defensive awards. Several players broke or set career records, including Nate Thornton ’24 (touchdowns, receiving yards), Cody Szelc ’25 (extra points), and Anthony Cikauskas ’26 (sacks). Four players were also named CSC Academic All-District.

Monmouth volleyball posted a 19-11 record, its best season since 2010, and finished third in the MWC for the first time since 2012. The Scots made the MWC Tournament, and Coach Derrick Broekemier earned MWC Coach of the Year. Four players received All-Conference recognition, tying a program record. Several athletes set career milestones, including Layne Wright ’24 (1,000 career kills), Savannah Robinson ’25 (10th all-time in digs), and Kaylee Celus ’28 (398 kills as a freshman). Four players earned CSC Academic All-District honors.

Women’s soccer improved to fifth in the MWC with two All-Conference players and record-setting performances from Danielle Beach ’27 and Anna Caster ’25. Men’s soccer earned its first win over Grinnell since 2011, with Kristofer Ruiz-Camarena ’27 moving into the career top20 lists. Together, seven soccer players were honored as Academic All-District.

For cross country, William Plumley ’25 earned AllConference with a 14th-place finish, the best for a Monmouth runner since 2021, and posted the ninthfastest time at an MWC Championship meet in school history. Both the men’s and women’s teams improved from last year, finishing sixth at conference.

In women’s tennis, Ivana Stefanova ’27 earned AllConference in singles while also climbing Monmouth’s career records for singles, doubles, and combined wins.

She became just the fourth player in program history with multiple five-match singles win streaks. Jennifer Shimmin ’25 and Alayna McKinley ’28 also won the #3 doubles consolation title at the MWC Championships. Four players were honored as CSC Academic All-District.

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Fighting Scots Athletics

Winter Sports Year in Review

The men’s and women’s swimming teams posted over 30 top-10 times in program history, with both the men and women finishing sixth in the MWC. Coach Jake Dacus was named Women’s Coach of the Year, and Tariq McLarty ’27 broke the school record in the 100 butterfly. Six athletes earned CSC Academic All-District honors.

The Fighting Scots men’s basketball team won the regular season MWC title, hosted the conference tournament, and celebrated a standout freshman year from Zay Brown ’27, who was named MWC MVP, Newcomer of the Year, and All-Region First Team. Brown also set Monmouth freshman records for points and rebounds, collected four MWC Player of the Week awards, and led the conference in rebounding. Coach Todd Skrivseth was named Coach of the Year, while Jason Huber ’26 earned the MWC Elite 20 Award, an award which the MWC honors the student-athlete with the highest cumulative GPA (Huber: 3.98 GPA) who is participating in his or her sport’s culminating championship event. Huber, Ganon Greenman ’25, and Kyle Taylor ’26, who reached the 100 career three-pointer milestone, were named CSC Academic All-District.

The women’s basketball team doubled its win total from last season, highlighted by Ashley Jones ’25 finishing her career in the program’s top 10 for blocks. Four players—Allie Hoy ’26, Averi Rangel ’26, Ella Goodrich ’26, and Kynlee Stearns ’26— earned CSC Academic All-District honors.

Both the men’s and women’s indoor track and field teams finished second at the MWC Indoor Championships, which Monmouth hosted. The Scots crowned eight individual champions, including Shane Anderson ’26, Matthew Bright ’28, Tashawn Ruffin ’27, and Eli Newton ’25 on the men’s side, along with Maddie Boley ’25 (twice), Miranda Hursey ’25, and Maddie Rusk ’26 for the women. Boley was also named Indoor Field Performer of the Year.

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Fighting Scots Athletics

Spring Sports Year in Review Our outdoor Track & Field teams saw great success this year. The men’s team captured the MWC Outdoor Championship, with the coaching staff named Staff of the Year. Shane Anderson ’26 set a school record in the weight throw, earned All-American honors, and finished third in the nation, while Maddie Boley ’25 was a Second Team All-American in both the weight throw and shot put. Boley also swept four outdoor conference titles and was named MWC Field Performer of the Year, while Janius Taylor ’28 tied the school record in the 200m and was named Male Newcomer of the Year. Other conference champions included Miranda Hursey ’25 in pole vault and Colton Hutson ’25 in javelin. Boley, Kayla Braun ’26, and Jillian Toth ’26 qualified for nationals, and Monmouth athletes collected 17 MWC Performer of the Week awards. Ten Scots earned CSC Academic All-District honors.

The Fighting Scots baseball team returned to the MWC Tournament for the first time since 2019, highlighted by Raul Guillermo ’25 setting career records for home runs, RBIs, and total bases.

Guillermo also hit for just the second known cycle in school history and signed a professional contract. He and Daniel Lummus ’25 earned First Team All-Conference, while Nate Reed ’25 was named Second Team, and Alan Betourne ’05 was honored as MWC Coach of the Year. Several players earned MWC Player of the Week awards, and Guillermo, Lummus, Reed, Toby Turnquist ’25, and Owen Wolfe ’26 all secured spots in Monmouth’s career record lists. Two players were Academic All-District.

The Fighting Scots softball team swept rival Knox, with standout performances from Kendall Lewis ’25, who finished her career among Monmouth’s all-time leaders in walks, doubles, home runs, RBIs, and games played. Karliegh Ashby ’26 also landed in the program’s singleseason top 20 for hits, runs, and steals. Three players earned CSC Academic All-District honors.

Monmouth golf shined in the classroom, with five players—Annalyn Lovell ’26, Briggs Bossert ’25, Ganon Greenman ’25, Thomas Henson, and Luke Foster ’27—earning CSC Academic All-District recognition.

Two Scots, Spencer Corn ’25 and Sawyer Day ’25, earned CSC Academic All-District honors for their success on and off the tennis court.

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Fighting Scots Society by the numbers

Total Raised for Fighting Scots SocietY:

310

$164,128.19

Donors

With the support from alumni, faculty, staff, students and friends, we fundraised 132% of our goal for the Fighting Scots Society.

Scots Day of Giving Total Raised On Scots Day of Giving: G

OF GIVIN

$29,285

A Special Shoutout to our FSS Matching Donors: James Klusendorf ’61 Gary Niehaus ’74 Daniel cotter ’88

Fighting Scots Society Gifts Matter

Monmouth College is a NCAA Division III school committed to helping the Fighting Scots succeed in the classroom and on the field. Each year, we welcome a new class of talented student-athletes, but one thing that remains season after season is the support from the Fighting Scots Society.

The goal of the Fighting Scots Society is to be “the team behind their team”. Our student-athletes continue to be recognized by the Midwest Conference and set numerous records because of the extra support from this group of loyal Fighting Scots. Gifts to the Fighting Scots Society enable us to support our student-athletes and programs where and when it’s needed most.

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Fighting Scots Athletics

Facility Enhancement Highlights

Monmouth College proudly unveiled a $1.6 million renovation to April Zorn Memorial Stadium, home of the Fighting Scots football and outdoor track and field programs. Funded by the State of Illinois Independent Colleges Capital Investment Grant Program, the project began in May 2024 and was completed just in time for Homecoming Weekend.

“It will be a high-performance facility, and our athletes should be excited to play at the facility,” said longtime coach and athletic director Roger Haynes. “We think both are going to look great for recruits and for parents and for fans of the sports.”

The project included a brand-new synthetic turf surface at Bobby Woll Memorial Field, replacing the 2009 installation, and a complete overhaul of the track, which had not been renovated beneath the surface in four decades.

The new track now features a Beynon 300 surface, with layers totaling 12 inches deep. For perspective, the University of Oregon’s famed Hayward Field uses Beynon 1000, the company’s top tier. Monmouth’s upgrade brings the Scots the next-best option—placing the facility among the finest in the Midwest.

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Fighting Scots Athletics

Facility Enhancement Highlights

Monmouth College completed a comprehensive renovation of the Fighting Scots softball field this summer, enhancing the playing experience for athletes and improving overall field performance. The project was completed thanks to the Fighting Scots Society and Fighting Scot fans.

Upgrades included laser-level grading of the playing surface, installation of a new in-ground sprinkler system, fresh sod in the outfield, improved infield surface, and landscaping improvements near the leftfield fence, including the removal of overgrown trees.

These improvements will significantly increase the playability of the field. We are excited for our softball players to enjoy an enhanced experience when the season begins this spring.

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Fighting Scots Athletics

Student Athletes in the News

RG3, Scots Reach Postseason - Published May 06, 2025 Monmouth College senior Raul Guillermo III, known as “RG3,” helped lead the Fighting Scots baseball team to its first Midwest Conference Tournament appearance since 2019. Guillermo capped off a recordbreaking season by tying the game with a late home run against Ripon, sparking the Scots’ postseason berth. Over his career, he set new Monmouth records in home runs, RBIs, and total bases, while also earning First Team All-Conference honors. His standout season, along with strong contributions from teammates, marked a major step forward for the program. To read more visit monmouthcollege.edu/news You’ve Come a Long Way, Zay - Published April 02, 2025 Isaiah “Zay” Brown’s college basketball debut with Monmouth’s Fighting Scots was nothing short of remarkable. Despite a three-year hiatus from the game due to the pandemic and a challenging transition—taking prep school routes and even attempting to walk on at Ball State—Brown returned to the court and made it count. He not only earned both Midwest Conference Newcomer of the Year and Player of the Year honors but also led the MWC in rebounds (9.0) and blocks (35), ranked fifth in scoring (18.2 points per game), and set Monmouth freshman records with 473 points and 235 rebounds, including seven double-doubles. His standout performance, highlighted by a 31-point, 19-rebound game that clinched the regular-season title, affirmed that his hard work and perseverance truly paid off. To read more visit monmouthcollege.edu/news A Deep Dive into the Weight Throw - Published March 12, 2025 Monmouth College sent three top-tier weight throwers—seniors Shane Anderson, Caleb Toberman, and Maddie Boley—to the NCAA Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships in Rochester, New York. It’s the first time in program history the Scots have qualified three athletes in this event, emphasizing its growing strength in throws. Anderson is ranked second nationally and recently set a school record with a 20.00 m heave; Toberman will be appearing in his third straight indoor nationals despite battling an ankle injury; Boley is the first Monmouth woman to qualify since 2014 and is also competing in the shot put. They’ve all been shaped by veteran coach Brian Woodard, who’s admired for cultivating explosive technique, precision, and resilience—values clearly reflected in his athletes’ achievements and outlook. To read more visit monmouthcollege.edu/news 10

Fighting Scots Society Dollars in Action

Previous Enhancements Thanks to the Fighting Scots Society

New Tennis Court

Fresh Look for Trotter

Surface in 2022-23

Fitness Center in 2021-22

Your Fighting Scots Society Gift:

Every Gift Makes a difference

Here are some of the ways your gift supports Fighting Scots student-athletes:

Enhances the student-athlete experience Invests in facility improvements and branding Provides teams with additional equipment and gear Strengthens recruiting efforts for future Fighting Scots

$5,000+

Cost of One Set of Uniforms for an Entire Team $2,000+

Team Bus Trip to an Away Competition $1,500

Professional Development Coaches Convention Support Monmouth

$500

Student-Athletes

Lodging for One Student-Athlete for One Season

with a gift today!

$250

Average Cost of a Uniform for One Student-Athlete $100

Travel Gear for a Student-Athlete $50

Team Backpack for a Student-Athlete $25

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2024 M Club Hall of Fame Inductees

In 2003, as Monmouth won its third straight Midwest Conference South Division baseball title, the Fighting Scots had the South’s Player of the Year and its Pitcher of the Year. One player earned both those honors – Beau Hellman.

Hellman batted .313 and starred on the mound, posting a 6-1 record and a 2.11 ERA. For that extraordinary double duty, he earned an All-Midwest Region selection.

The versatile Hellman’s biggest contributions to Monmouth’s diamond success came the year before, as he helped the Scots to within one win of the College World Series. He posted a career-best .895 OPS to go with team highs of 46 hits and 33 runs.

Beau Hellman ’03

Hellman, who came to Monmouth from Marquette High School in Ottawa, Ill., was a first-team All-South pick every year, bookended by selections as a pitcher his freshman and senior seasons. He was also honored as a shortstop and second baseman. Hellman is ranked in the Scots’ career top 10 for runs, assists, games and at-bats.

At the 2013 NCAA outdoor track and field championships, Allison Devor set Monmouth’s hammer throw record at 190 feet, 10 inches – a mark that still stands by a wide margin. Just two inches behind the national champion, it was the second runner-up finish of Devor’s senior year, as she placed second in the weight throw at the NCAA indoor meet. Monmouth had a fifth-place team finish at the latter meet, the highest in program history.

In all, the St. Charles (Ill.) East High School product claimed eight All-American honors, adding two fourths and placing seventh four times.

Devor also holds the Scots’ record in the weight throw (62-2 1/2), an event in which she posted nine of the top 10 marks in school history. Additionally, she was among the Scots’ top 10 performers on both shot put honor rolls and the discus, ranking second in the indoor shot put.

At MWC meets, Devor captured nine titles and was a four-time Most Outstanding Performer.

Allison Devor ’13

There wasn’t a Midwest Conference Newcomer of the Year award when Samantha Barranco began her Monmouth soccer career, but the Fighting Scots goalkeeper from Highland Park (Ill.) High School surely would’ve won it, in addition to all the other honors she accumulated during her outstanding career.

Barranco burst onto the scene as a freshman in 2010 with the first of her four consecutive first-team All-MWC honors, earning the league’s Defensive Player of the Year. She helped the Scots secure a playoff berth on the season’s final day, making a spectacular save on a penalty kick in the final moments to preserve a 10 victory in a must-win game.

Samantha Barranco ’14

Barranco’s heroics continued, as she earned All-North Region honors her junior and senior seasons and led the Scots to the 2013 MWC title game. In all, the twoyear captain played 6,656 minutes with an .815 save percentage, posting 38 victories and 27 shutouts, all school goalkeeping records. Monmouth made the playoffs in three of her four seasons.

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2024-2025 Fighting Scots Society Sponsors

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Fighting Scots Society Donors (Gifts received as of June 30, 2025)

Advanced Plumbing & Mechanical, LLC Richard H. Almstedt '70 & Vicki Woods Almstedt '70 Anonymous Alumni Anonymous Friends Derek Archer '97 James W. Asplund '54 & Wanda Asplund Deanna Marchand Baele '95 & Lyle Baele Conny Davinroy Beatty '81 & Daniel P. Beatty Lauren Becker-Barkman '14 Paul J. Bemko '72 & Marsha Bemko Brent J. Bigham '02 & Angela Peterson Bigham '03 Mick Birkhofer '73 & Brenda Birkhofer Ivan Bivolarov & Srebrina Bivolarov Blackhawk Bank and Trust Madeline Blaesing '24 Michael J. Blaesing '96 & Julia Westby Blaesing '95 Ralph M. Blaesing DuFresne Penrod Blume '91 Larry Blume Roy E. Bockler '72 & Debbie Bockler Eric D. Boland '95 & Jill Bowles Boland '97 Madelyn Boley '25 Betty Jerden Bollman '71 David C. Bratten '96 & Kimberly Bruetsch '97 William B. Brooks Jr. '86 & Jani Brooks Terry P. Brown & Linda Brown Joe Burgess Jr. '84 & Patti Burgess Donald L. Campbell '69 & Penny Campbell Katelynn Propes Carter '17 Laura Cavanaugh '86 Marla Clay '87 Thomas E. Colclasure '73 & Yolette Lorquet Colclasure James R. Cole '88 & Juli Cole Tiffany Mekshes Cole '89 Community National Bank Michael L. Connell & Linda Connell Daniel A. Cotter '88 & Ann Stites Cotter '87

Country Financial Services Derrick Crims & Pamela Crims Craig A. Dahlquist '78 Brian Dahlstrom Michael D. Danner '91 & Julie Danner Danner Family Dentistry Jason R. Dare '99 & Stephanie Orsi Dare '99 Gene R. Dawson '63 & Jane Wilson Dawson '64 Michael S. Deam '76 & Karen Deam Jeremy DellaValle & Michelle DellaValle Anna Coutts Dempsey '08 & Mark Dempsey Daniel W. Dickson '89 & Pam Dickson Jo Hamilton Dollinger '58 Jeffrey A. Draves '85 & Patricia Draves Lynne Talbott Dulin '90 & Gary M. Dulin Eric George Ealy '86 & Joan Chatfield Ealy '86 Jeffrey R. Earley '76 Christine Vancura Easley '80 Jerald D. Eiserman '68 & M. Simpson Eiserman '68 Andrew S. Elliott '05 & Amanda Trotter Elliott '08 James L. Elsey '76 & Roxann Elsey Ryan P. Evans '04 & Meaghan Tobias Evans '04 F&M Bank Richard E. Farthing & Susan Farthing Stefan G. Flynn '14 & Karrah Kuykendall '14 Fork Catering Co. Kim Fornero Terry F. Fruehauf '76 Emily Siefken Garrett '16 & Brady Garrett Misty Gaus Haley Johnston Gavin '19 & Patrick C. Gavin Matt O. Gillen & Jevanie Gillen Gary L. Gilliland '65 Christine Winkelman Glasgow '89 & Terry L. Glasgow John Goddard Charles W. Goehl '73 & Kim Goehl Trey R. Goff '17

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Arnold Gonzalez Jr. '90 & Sharon Gonzalez Gregg Guenther '90 & Traci Swanson Guenther '93 Ronda Ehlen Hall '85 Augustin S. Hart III '68 & †Rebecca Hart Stephen R. Hartman '92 & Karen Hartman Thomas W. Hasson '91 Mary Auliff Havens '72 & John P. Havens Roger D. Haynes '82 Rebecca Hayworth '95 Zachary A. Heilman '14 Julie Roth Hessler '01 & Pat Hessler F. David Hillis '92 & Karen Seeman Hillis '93 Rose Hofer William G. Hurckes '81 & Yvonne Mensing Hurckes '80 John M. Stack Estate Robert C. Johnson '59 & Marilyn Schneider Johnson '59 Ryan M. Johnson '02 Michael J. Jones '99 & Miranda Jones Brian C. Jordan '09 & Wendy Downing JRC Home Inspections Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk '89 & Don Juszczyk Jane Marshall Kellogg '72 & Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Stephen H. Kellogg '78 & Lynne Walker Kellogg '78 Kellogg Printing Company Molly McNamara Klinger '03 & Jacob Klinger James R. Klusendorf '61 Kone Inc. M. Dean Kreps '84 & Kathryn Kreps Ethan Scott Lafary '15 & Erin Willhite Lafary '15 Land Management Partners, LLC Christopher Fredrick Lawson '88 & Heidi Lawson Matthew S. Lerner '03 & Misty Saline Lerner '02 Valarie Lloyd '82 Pam Lorenzen Mary McGregor Luczu '01 & Scott P. Luczu Peter H. Lufler '70 & Kathleen Lufler † DECEASED (June 2024-July 2025)

Fighting Scots Society Donors (Gifts received as of June 30, 2025)

Robert C. Mabry Jr. '68 & Sally Mabry Leland R. Marshall '51 Michael Maxson '67 & Carmen Maxson Michael E. McCreight '68 McDonough District Hospital Donald J. McKillip '80 James B. McKnight '82 Christopher McLaughlin & Deena Fisher McLaughlin Michelle Meyer Messman '04 & Chad Messman Midwest Bank Travis M. Miller '05 Michelle Moy '89 MTC Communications Brett M. Nelson '99 James W. Nelson '60 & Beverly Nelson '61 Gary C. Niehaus '74 & Paige Niehaus Veronica Laude Noland '88 Mark S. Ogorzalek & Karen Ogorzalek Colby M. Oleson '91 Benjamin M. Olson '12 William Olson '87 Steve Orwig & Ann Orwig OSF Multi-Specialty Group Earl K. Paasch '66 & Barbara Paasch Daniel Parish '07 & Jamie Esp Parish '97 Pella Corporation Michelle Perry '89 Joseph H. Pilger '08 & Amanda Havens Pilger '07 Christopher J. Pio '84 & Bobbi Swarts Pio '92 Michelle Brown Postin '89 & Brett Postin Olivia Postin '24 Prairie Communications Jane Hartley Pratt Karen Friedrich Pyatt '84 & Jerry Pyatt Zachary W. Ragon Margaret Scudella Ramirez '09 & Randall James Ramirez Jeffrey Joseph Rebholz '07 Charles Thomas Rezner '64 & Nancy Rezner Julie Crisco Ricketts '95 & Dudley Ricketts Theodore W. Robbins '87 Robert G. Thompson Trucking

Nicholas Thomas Robertson '23 Richard P. Rodgers '66 & Joy Rodgers Brian J. Ross '86 & Amber Ross Robert C. Roush '67 Edward J. Ryan '71 Lynsay Ryan '09 Timothy A. Salier '96 Jennifer Erickson Sanberg '10 & Benjamin C. Sanberg Joan Nickel Sanders '64 Eric A. Sarff '76& Julie Follett Sarff '74 Debra Jackowniak Scarlett '95 Michael A. Schmitz '80 & Amy Johnson Schmitz '88 Susan Rayniak Schneider '69 Joseph W. Schurr '75 & Connie Schurr John J. Scotillo '72 & Nancy Scotillo Mary Scotillo '10 Security Savings Bank Jason R. Segebrecht '92 & Erica Mowitz Segebrecht '93 Sentry Insurance Foundation, Inc. Lisa Jepson Sherwood '87 Richard A. Shiman '84 Michael D. Silver & Suzanne Woll Simply Vein Ashley Sims '05 Robert L. Singer '61 SJW Enterprises LLC Market Alley Wines Allan W. Smith '58 & Antoinette Smith Smithfield Foods Blake A. Sondgeroth '17 Byron Sondgeroth '88 & Suzan Sondgeroth George D. Sprout & Peggy Sprout Deborah Sterett '77 Joseph B. Stewart '20 Douglas L. Stickels '75 & Leslie Stickels Stifel Investments Haley Jones Stockton '12 & Tyler Stockton Tara Sturgeon '19 William Swarthout '70 & Candace Pearson Swarthout '70 Donald P. Tanney '79 & Crystal Tanney Donald J. Thompson '61 & Ardith Elliott Thompson '62 Heather Downing Turnquist '99 & John M. Turnquist '99

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Philip D. Tweedy '96 & Tory Tweedy Twelve Putt, Inc. Brian D. Valentini '02 & Jaimie Gurney Valentini '03 Randall E. Vickroy '76 Felicia Roberts Wachob '09 & Glenn Ivan Wachob Jr. Eric John Wagner '72 & Robin Wagner Ian Douglas Wallace '07 & Ashlee Somogyi Wallace '05 Sarah Twomey Walters Warren County YMCA Susan Waschevski '91 Thomas R. Weber '67 & Julie Weber Joseph M. Welty '78 & Jean Welty Virginia Hopf West '70 M. Todd Wetterling '93 & Vanessa Treat Wetterling '96 James R. White '77 & Christina White Dennis A. Willig Jr. & Angela Willig Michael T. Wilmoth '06 & Taylor Wilmoth Warren J. Wilson '74 & Lucinda Dunmire Wilson '75 Douglas F. Winebright Brian K. Woodard '97 & Stephanie Fritz Woodard '03 Nicholas J. Wright '10 Tyler R. Yarde '05

Save the Date

October 17-18, 2025

Homecoming Weekend

October 18, 2025

M Club Hall of Fame and Fighting Scots Champions Club Induction Ceremony

October 18, 2025

Football vs. Cornell College

November 15, 2025 February 4, 2026

Turkey Bowl & Senior Day vs. Knox National Girls and Women in Sports Day

April 15, 2026

10th Annual Scots Day of Giving

June 12, 2026

12th Annual Fighting Scots Society Golf Outing

Visit the Fighting Scots Website for Upcoming Games and Season Schedules

THANK YOU FOR BEING PROUD SUPPORTERS OF FIGHTING SCOTS ATHLETICS!