To see God expand our sphere of influence in keeping with the prayer of Jabez from 1 Chronicles 4:10.
Tabor Athletic
Administration
Dr. David Janzen, President
Jeff Brewer, Athletic Director
Mike Gardner, Associate Athletic Director
Mark Standiford, Associate Athletic Director
Erin Barocio, Senior Woman Leader
Shawn Reed, Associate Athletic Director
Amy Ratzlaff, Assistant Athletic Director
Scott Franz, Registrar
Derek Hamm, Faculty Athletic Representative
Sports Information
Nathan Howard, Sports Information Director
Kassidy Beam, Sports Information Graduate Assistant
Taryn Lawler, Sports Information Graduate Assistant
Sasha Wasinger, Sports Information Graduate Assistant
Mike Klaassen, Photographer/Graphic Designer
Athletic Training
Katelyn Newton, Head Athletic Trainer
Jim Moore, Assistant Athletic Trainer
Kate Brickell, Assistant Athletic Trainer
Cover photo was designed by Taryn Lawler.
MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY
Finished 4th at KCAC Championships
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Men’s cross country started a new chapter this past fall, as this marked the first season under Head Coach Jonathon Wood. The team earned two second place finishes during the regular season, setting themselves up for a strong KCAC meet.
At the KCAC Championships, Tabor took a fourth place finish, led by Matthew Veloz, running a 26:34.60 8k. Logan Dybowski and Nicholas Green joined Veloz in finishing just seconds apart, rounding out the Bluejays’ top three.
Veloz and Dybowski earned their trip to the NAIA Cross Country National Championships in Columbia, Mo. Veloz was named as the team’s Champion of Character, while Apostolo Zuniga was named a Daktronics NAIA ScholarAthlete.
Back Row Javin Schmidt, Wade Ratzlaff, Logan Dybowski, Justin Morwood
Front Row Head Coach Jonathon Wood, Matt Veloz, Apostolo Zuniga, Nicholas Green, Asst. Coach Joel Soo Hoo
WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY
Finished 4th at KCAC Championships
Row Autumn Hickok, Lauryn Turner, Rory Hawk, Lauren Aden, Julianna Maxfield, Daysha Allison, Asst. Coach Joel Soo Hoo Front Row Head Coach Jonathon Wood, Sydnee Gardner, Allison Johnson, Sonya Zimmerman, Aidyn White, Andrea Serrano, Kylie Arnold, Adrienne Selzer Not Pictured Sarah Dark
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The 2024 season for Bluejay Women’s Cross Country got off to a solid start in the first season under Head Coach Jonathon Wood, winning both the Muthama-Rogers Cross Country Invitational hosted by Bethel, and the Carol Swenson Invite hosted by McPherson.
Adrienne Selzer led the way for Tabor at the KCAC Championships, taking a 14th place finish with a time of 23:59.08 in the 6k, and helping the team secure a fourth place finish.
Selzer punched her ticket to the NAIA Cross Country National Championships in Columbia, Mo. and earned AllKCAC Honorable Mention recognition. Julianna Maxfield was named the team’s Champion of Character recipient and was joined by Selzer, Andrea Serrano, Kylie Arnold, Sonya Zimmerman, and Aidyn White in being named a Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athlete.
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Adrienne Selzer Honorable Mention
MEN'S SOCCER
KCAC Record: 5-7-1 Overall Record: 5-9-3 Placed 10th in
Fifth Row Jesus Diaz, Alejandro Honrado, Benjamin Baeza, Ignacio Fabeiro, David Montoya, Pol Fernandez, Clemente Iturrate, Darius DeWerff, Cade Taylor Fourth Row Guydon Clang, Liam Morgan, Simon Lugowski, Grad Assistant Rory Cameron, Associate Head Coach Rafael Marins, Head Coach Grant Brubacher, Grad Assistant Eric Brown, Albin Gonzalez, Jacob Paez, Ryan Ward Third Row Karson Kratz, Caden Wilson, Abe Friesen, Jude Jones, Israel Ovedhe, Simon Bauer, Cooper Taylor, Cason Chadd, Ethan Barnes Second Row Daniel Rodriguez, Genis Chacon, Antonio Bozzi, Nacho Garcia, Martin Marinakis, Luciano Liberona, Andre Trigo, Juan Hilbron, Yulvin Leon, Charlie Stammers First Row Santino Tapia, Drake Winzer, Paul Sedor, Doulton Bacchus, Daniel Davis, Felipe Rodriguez, Carlos Navarro, Molelwa Abendelwa, Luke Hawkins Not Pictured Louis Blouvac
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TC Men’s Soccer entered the 2024 season with the goal of replacing talent last to graduation a season ago, making for a much younger team and returning only a small handful of starters. The season also gave fans an outside glimpse of the changing of the guard, as Rafa Marins was named Associate Head Coach, and as Head Coach Grant Brubacher walked the sidelines for the final time. Despite finishing with a 5-9-3 overall record, most games were decided by one goal and had the potential to go either way. Wins over Evangel and Friends, and a draw with USAO served as signature matches.
Cooper Taylor earned All-KCAC Honorable Mention recognition for his efforts throughout the season, while Ethan Barnes was named the team’s Champion of Character. Six Bluejays earned Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athlete honors: Barnes, Darius DeWerff, Alejandro Honrado Salas, Cason Chadd, Charlie Stammers, and Clemente Iturrate.
Cooper Taylor
Honorable Mention
WOMEN'S SOCCER
KCAC Record: 4-6-3 Overall Record: 5-8-5 Placed 9th in KCAC
Fourth Row Cassidy Boyer, April Ochoa, Neve Mulrooney, Assistant Coach Jacob Boller, Head Coach Thomas Gaskell, Graduate Assistant Coach Paula Moreno, Bailey Bynum, Taylor Nye, Mallorie Pearson Third Row Riley Collins, Natalie Goodman, Melissa Salazar, Josie Simpson, Faith Hazzard, Jasmin Ventura, Jami Dooley, Jada Vence, Torrance Gonzales, Maren Lackey Second Row Porsha Zweifel, Raegan King, Alia Hirschi, Margaret Bates, Adelyn Talley, Piper Foegen First Row Isabella Andrews, Sheridan Bussard, Cyerra Boyer, Kayley Hanna, Jordynn McNeal, Haven Deckinger, Beatriz Rodrigues
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A new chapter began as Tom Gaskell stepped onto the pitch for the first time as Head Coach of Tabor Women’s Soccer. Several players from the squad a season ago stepped up and helped lead the team throughout the season, while a pair of talented freshmen (Haven Deckinger and Neve Mulrooney) entered the mix and provided valuable contributions from the start.
Mulrooney was named KCAC and NAIA Defensive Player of the Week on September 16th after making an impressive 10 saves and holding then No. 25 ranked Hastings to a 0-0 draw.
Following the conclusion of the season, Raegan King was named KCAC First Team All-Conference, Neve Mulrooney was named KCAC Second Team All-Conference, and April Ochoa and Haven Deckinger were named All-KCAC Honorable Mention. The team also excelled in the classroom, with 10 Bluejays being named Daktronics NAIA ScholarAthletes: Riley Collins, Porsha Zweifel, Jasmin Ventura, Josie Simpson, Mallorie Pearson, Taylor Nye, Raegan King, Alia Hirschi, Natalie Goodman, and Jami Dooley.
Raegan King First Team Neve Mulrooney Second Team April Ochoa Honorable Mention
Haven Deckinger Honorable Mention
FOOTBALL
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TC football bounced back from a 3-8 season in a big way, finishing with a 6-5 overall record and earning a second-place finish in the KCAC Bissell Division, with a 4-1 record. After opening the season with a big win at home over Highway 56 rival McPherson, the Bluejays found themselves on a four-game skid before bouncing back with a huge win in North Newton over rival Bethel on the Threshers homecoming weekend. They followed that by rattling off two more divisional wins before falling to Kansas Wesleyan. The team bounced back from the loss with wins at home over Saint Mary and Ottawa to close out the season on a high note. Christian Tuiasosopo earned the KCAC Defensive Player of the Week Award on Sept. 2nd for his performance against McPherson, and Nathan Heilig earned the KCAC Special Teams Player of the Week Award on Nov. 11th for his work in the win over Saint Mary. In that game, Heilig broke the Tabor College Career Long Field Goal record with a 56 yarder. Brooks Gardner also etched his name in the record book, breaking the TC Career Tackles record with 352 total tackles.
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KCAC Record: 3-10
Overall Record: 5-23
VOLLEYBALL
Finished 12th in KCAC Regular Season
Row Carolina Goncalves, Brindelyn Schneider, Jacee Ray, Liana McGonigle, Graduate Assistant Coach Adrianne Zabel, Head Coach Adam Brewster, Breonna Smith, Sammie Saunders, Kiana Unruh, Catherine Eddy Middle Row Mia Maly, Molly Slayton, Cocone Matsuzawa, Macy Rowan, Emily Ellenburg, Juliana Alaniz, Miranda Aguilar, Naera Tschus, Addison Parks Front Row Xitlali Santana, Josephine Fuamatu, Sydney Biggs, Harley Paul, Katie Hofer, Kimari Downer, Ashley Rosfeld,Ysanne Montoya
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Bluejay Volleyball opened their own new chapter as they welcomed Adam Brewster in as the new Head Coach of the program. Coach Brewster brought in a solid group of freshmen and transfers to replace those that graduated. Season highlights include conference wins over Southwestern, sterling, and Friends, as well as a competitive loss to Oklahoma Wesleyan on Senior Day.
Kiana Unruh was named as the team’s Champion of Character. 11 Bluejays were also named Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athletes for their work in the classroom.
Head Coach Adam Brewster earned a spot on the 2024 AVCA Thirty Under 30 list for his work.
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MEN'S BASKETBALL
KCAC Record: 2-20 Overall Record: 3-24 Finished 14th in KCAC Regular Season
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Serra Pereira, Batosse Gado, Niieihii Black, Creighton Kukula, Gabriel Kampling, Tai’Sean Williams Middle Row Kalep Crane, Brett Buckingham, Graduate Asst. Coach Hunter Dudley, Graduate Asst. Coach Ethan Gager, Head Coach Josh Roach, Asst. Coach Michael Gombos, Student Asst. Coach Luke Buckingham, Hayden Lucas, Zach Hiebert Front Row Semaj James, Jarrett Loftin, Rayshaud Ranson, Langston Taylor, Kreeland Avery, Jackson Baer, Marvin Ruffin, Brody Young, Quinn DeSilva, Danzel Mendez
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A new set of challenges awaited TC Men’s Basketball, as the team returned only one starter from the previous season. Head Coach Josh Roach led his team through a challenging schedule, playing on the road against an NCAA Division I opponent, two DII opponents, and five NAIA National Tournament teams. The Bluejays battled injuries and several underclassmen got their chance to earn playing time.
Kalep Crane made a name for himself throughout the season, leading the KCAC in scoring, but his most impressive feat might have been pouring in 46 points in an overtime thriller win over Bethany to move to second on the list of TC Single-Game Scoring Leaders.
Crane was named KCAC Player of the Week once during the season, and earned All-KCAC Honorable Mention status, while James Shoenfelt was named to the KCAC All-Freshman Team. Creighton Kukula was named as the team’s Champion of Character, and Kukula, Crane, and Joao Maria Serra Pereira were named Daktronics NAIA ScholarAthletes.
Back Row Sam Diaz, Ibraheem Chaudhri, James Shoenfelt, Kam Kaniper,
Five of last year’s seniors announced they would be returning to the program, bringing a wealth of veteran leadership back to Bluejay Women’s Basketball. The Bluejays battled all season, constantly fighting for the top spot in the conference, bringing the race for KCAC Champion down to the wire. Signature wins included wins over Stephens, Evangel, Kansas Wesleyan in overtime, and Bethany in the KCAC Tournament Quarterfinals. Tabor finished runners-up in the KCAC regular season standings and finished the season in the KCAC Semifinals, falling to rival Sterling.
Kassidy Beam penned her name in the Tabor record books, not once, but twice as she became the all-time program leader in made three pointers, and she became the first Bluejay to record 200 made threes. Alyvia Owens surpassed the 1,000 point mark, finishing her career with 1,215 career points.
Kloe Bowin was selected for the prestigious WBCA “So You Want to Be a Coach” program, becoming just the third Bluejay to earn the honor.
Bowin and Alyvia Owens were named as All-KCAC Second Team selections, while Beam, Madie McCoy, and Lillie Veer earned All-KCAC Honorable Mention status. Bowin and Owens were also named WBCA Honorable Mention All-Americans. 16 Bluejays earned Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athlete honors for their work in the classroom.
Back Row Adrian Hazelwood, Ivy Preusser, Alyvia Owens, Jaelle Johnson, Kloe Bowin,
Kloe Bowin Second Team Alyvia Owens Second Team
Madie McCoy Honorable Mention
Lillie Veer Honorable Mention Kassidy
MEN'S INDOOR TRACK & FIELD
Finished 8th at the KCAC Championships
Back Row Nicholas Green, Wade Ratzlaff, Caleb Wehrman, Xavier Lee, Ivan Jirak, Brock Herrman Middle Row Grad. Asst. Coach Sasha Wasinger, Asst. Coach Jonathon Wood, Head Coach Aaron Capehart, Asst. Coach Andy Shewey, Grad. Asst. Jeff Penner Front RowTaegan Gallagher, Javin Schmidt, Joshua Garcia, Brandon Geyer, Vance Shewey, Justin Morwood, Matthew Veloz, Apostolo Zuniga
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The Bluejays fought through adversity and finished the season on a high note. Caleb Wehrman broke his previous school record in the heptathlon at the WSU Multis Meet in December, continuing to build on his young career.
Vance Shewey won his third conference title in the high jump, punching his ticket to the NAIA Indoor Track & Field Championships in Gainesville, Fla. While there, Shewey earned NAIA All-American status, in addition to being named All-KCAC earlier in the season.
WOMEN'S INDOOR TRACK & FIELD
Finished 8th at the KCAC Championships
Kaitlyn Drake, Holly
Rory Hawk, Lauren Aden, Ali
Dakota
Autumn Hickok, Grad. Asst. Coach Sasha Wasinger, Asst. Coach Jonathon Wood, Head Coach Aaron Capehart, Asst. Coach Andy Shewey, Grad. Asst. Jeff Penner, Lauryn Turner, Daysha Allison Front Row Sarah Dark, Kylie Arnold, Aidyn White, Andelyn Johnson, Sonya Zimmerman, D’myia Cox, Andrea Serrano, Adrienne Selzer, Sydnee Gardner Not Pictured Allison Johnson, Harley Paul
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A challenge-filled season saw the Bluejay women compete week-in and week-out, setting new personal bests, and in one case, setting a school record. Dakota Voortman set the TC record in the pentathlon, becoming the first Bluejay athlete to finish the event.
Julianna Maxfield and Sonya Zimmerman punched their ticket to the NAIA Indoor Track & Field National Championships, competing in the 800m race.
Back Row Julianna Maxfield,
Unruh,
House Middle Row
Voortman,
Julianna Maxfield
Medley Relay
Sonya Zimmerman
Medley Relay
Adrienne Selzer
Medley Relay
BASEBALL
KCAC Record: 17-14* Overall Record: 25-18* 5th in KCAC Regular Season
*As of April 22, 2025
Fourth Row Will Thornhill, Ethan Crawford, Colton Fowler, Quintin Holman, Zaid Flynn, Boone Hicks, Gunner McBride, Max Raddatz, Zachary Garner, Evan Williams, Wyatt Bauer, Layne Bishop, Mickey Carlson, Juan Rosa Gonzalez, Aaron Geisler, Marshall Gilstrap, Jared Mack, Cody Moore, Cole Strickler, Caden Ehardt, Brenden Buseman Third Row Josh Jedretich, Grant Papenhagen, Jarod Fugate, Wyatt Samuels, Marcelo Aguirre, Connor Flynn, Xander Roberts, Payton Tinkler, Graduate Asst. Coach Reyden Rull, Asst. Coach Jacob Jones, Head Coach Mark Standiford, Asst. Coach Andy Davis, Micah Dvorak, Mateo Martinez, Lee Souza, Garryn Plummer, Trever Keller, Kaison Overbey, Cole Eaton, Brayden Berens Second Row Dellen Claassen, AJ Joynt, Christopher Sieg, Garrick Levesque, Isaiah Cohens, Trenton Beck, Hunter Dornbusch, Aiden Tackett, Pryce Holloway, Jacob Chaput, Mikey Acosta, Cole Schieffer, Ryan Brown, Duane Cornwell, Braeden Primeaux, D.J. Spring, Levi Dwinell First Row Hunter Miller, Nick Bennett, Monty Moore, Ashton Wolf, Carson Hein, Caleb Appel, Daniel Zepeda, Aidan Martinez, Brendon Green, Sergio Gutierrez, Teigen Boyson, Aaron Dimit, Hunter Redeker, Joey Baker, Fabian Martinez, Reece Merrell
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Heading into the 2025 campaign, a large group of the 2024 seniors made the decision to return to the diamond for their final year of eligibility, paving the way for a special season. The Bluejays entered the season ranked No. 22 in the NAIA Preseason Coaches’ Poll and set their eyes on returning to the postseason. As the team heads into the final week of the regular season, on the offensive side of things Garryn Plummer leads the team with 54 RBIs, Marcelo Aguirre leads the team with 19 homers, Aidan Martinez boasts a .421 batting average and a .525 on-base percentage to lead the team. Cody Moore broke the career home run record earlier in the season against Oklahoma Wesleyan and looks to continue building on the record. Defensively, Evan Williams currently owns a team-best ERA of 5.48 and 96 strikeouts through 65.2 innings pitched. Last Friday, Williams broke the school record for single-game strikeouts with 18 in a 20-1 rout of Southwestern.
KCAC Record: 12-12*
SOFTBALL
Overall Record: 21-18* 8th in KCAC in Regular Season
*As of April 22, 2025
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Marisa
Candince Moreno-Hairabedian, Abigelle Buchanan, Mikayla Guarascio, Darcy Gillen, Middle Row Kailey Cross, Keeley Brewer, Lainee Rae Miller, Shay Toon, Madison Nelson, Cheyenne Washington, Dessa Zavala, Savannah Evans, Harley McLaughlin, Leilani Rios Front Row Payten Staley, Leyla Ayala, Khily Brower, Mickelly Soyez, Megan Buerger, Mylee Milne, Reyna Enriquez, Annabelle Buchanan
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Bluejay Softball made their way into the new season with a mix of new and familiar faces, emerging as a dangerous threat in the KCAC. Cheyenne Washington leads the team with 56 RBIs and 12 homers through the regular season, as well as a team-high .451 on-base percentage, a .422 batting average, and a .785 slugging percentage. Madison Nelson leads the team in the pitcher’s circle with a 3.18 ERA through 99.0 innings, and striking out 61 batters in the regular season. Team highlights include series sweeps over Oklahoma Wesleyan and Bethel, with the wins over Oklahoma Wesleyan coming on Senior Day. The Bluejays look to continue their strong season with an appearance at the KCAC Softball Tournament in Branson, Mo.
Back Row Lauren Roberts, Chloe
Madden Hill, Reese Hefley,
Carranza,
MEN'S TENNIS
KCAC Record: 3-9
Overall Record: 4-12 10th in KCAC Regular Season
Head Coach Jeremy Nelson, Ethan Kutz, Alexandre Bolijesic, Carlos Robles, Collin Branam, Ko Osuga, Peter Jost, Felipe Rodriguez, Jacob Goertzen, John Ferley, Graduate Assistant Coach Jean Paul Fort
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Bluejay Men’s Tennis concluded their season on Senior Day against Oklahoma Wesleyan. Season highlights included big conference wins over Avila (7-0), Southwestern (7-0), and Friends (4-3), and a solid non-conference win on the road at Hastings (5-2). Seniors Ethan Kutz and Jake Goertzen closed out their careers as four-year letterwinners, anchoring a team that finished as the KCAC Team of Character.
KCAC Record: 0-12
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Overall Record: 0-16 13th in KCAC Regular Season
*As of April 17, 2025
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The Bluejay women battled through adversity the entire season, continuing to stay together as a team throughout the year. New faces helped provide much-needed depth. Allison Johnson was named as the team’s Champion of Character.
Head Coach Jeremy Nelson, Cassidy Boyer, Margaret Bates, Allison Johnson, Sheridan Bussard, Piper Foegen, Fiorella Villa, Graduate Assistant Coach Jean Paul Fort
MEN'S TRACK & FIELD
Row Head Coach Aaron Capehart, Matt Veloz, Darius DeWerff, Mattia Cremaschi, Taegan Gallagher, Justin Morwood, Asst. Coach Jonathon Wood Middle Row Brandon Geyer, Brock Herrman, Wade Ratzlaff, Nicholas Green, Javin Schmidt, Josiah Nowak, Apostolo Zuniga Front Row Joshua Garcia, Caleb Wehrman, Ivan Jirak, Vance Shewey, Xavier Lee
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The squad continues to pursue a top finish at the KCAC Championships in Salina next week. Vance Shewey has served as a leader both during and outside of competition, seeking a national title in the men’s high jump, consistently earning recognition for his efforts.
*As of April 23, 2025
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WOMEN'S TRACK & FIELD
Back Row Head Coach Aaron Capehart, Autumn Hickok, Allison Johnson, Julianna Maxfield, Lauren Aden, Daysha Allison, Andelyn Johnson, Asst. Coach Jonathon Wood Middle Row Sydnee Gardner, Adrienne Selzer, Kaylee DeAngelis, Andrea Serrano, D’myla Cox, Dakota Voortman, Kylie Arnold Front Row Lauryn Turner, Ali House, Sonya Zimmerman, Holly Unruh, Rory Hawk, Kaitlyn Drake, Sarah Dark
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Bluejay Women’s Track and Field is anchored by a solid group of distance runners, led by Sonya Zimmerman and Adrienne Selzer. Zimmerman has stolen the show this season in the 800 meter race, continuing to improve her time and taking first at the Coyote Challenge last weekend, earning KCAC Athlete of the Week recognition.
*As of April 23, 2025
MEN'S GOLF
Finished 8th at KCAC Championships
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Men’s Golf looks to finish their season on a high note next week as they head to Garden City, Kan. for the KCAC Men’s Golf Championships. The team has earned one second-place finish, one third-place finish, and two fourth-place finishes, highlighted by their performance at the Falcon Cup in Wichita, hosted by Friends.
Head Coach Mike Jamieson, Ryan Burman, Cayetano Morales, Brian Mays, Ty Peterson, Ryan Hill, Luke Buckingham, David Darrah, Andreas Aho, William Giger, Ayden Harper, Graduate Assistant Coach Valdisa Andov Not Pictured Assistant Coach David Harsin
WOMEN'S GOLF
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Women’s Golf continues to make strides to improve. The team is currently competing for a conference title at the KCAC Women’s Golf Championships in Joplin, Mo. Valencia Andov will wrap up her collegiate career following the conference tournament, and has secured multiple top three finishes throughout the season, including a first-place finish at the Early Spring Classic in Texas back in March.
*As of April 23, 2025
Head Coach Mike Jamieson, Natalie Unsworth, Valencia Andov, Jade Loewen, Graduate Assistant Coach Valdisa Andov
Valencia Andov First Team
CHEERLEADING
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The Tabor cheer squad of 2024-25 is a team of dedicated athletes who perform with excellence at every opportunity. They have worked hard this year at developing new skill sets and pushing themselves beyond their previous boundaries. Their dedication has enabled them to execute a higher level of performance. The Tabor cheer squad enjoys performing to enhance game day experiences. They value engaging with fans, encouraging the athletes, and creating an atmosphere of community. On top of what the cheer team does at games, they are involved within the Hillsboro community helping to create a bridge between local families and the college. Coaches Krista Matlock and Rylee Yoder are grateful for the dedication and hard work of their squad. They both agree working with these student athletes has been a blessing and gift from God. They look forward to building on the successes of this year and are excited for the future of Tabor Cheer.
Back Row Asst. Coach Rylee Yoder, Haley Peake, Maranda Lohrke, JJ, Megan Jost, Riley Collins, Head Coach Krista Matlock Front Row Megan Buerger, Lexi Milne, Emma Hubert, Gracie Kidd, D’Myia Cox, Hayli Foland, Stephanie Mejia, Hadlye Garcia
FOOTBALL ROSTER
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Assman-51
Kaison Bigham
67 Ethan Medeiros
68 Seth Franks
69 Sid Garcia
70 Ethan Featherstone 71 Levi Griffith 72 Riley Bush
73 Kelvin Rico 74 Dominic Rodriguez 75 Ben Martin 76 Romaire Curry 77 Riley Nelson
78 Michael Ashland
79 Favour Clement 80 Jonah Baca 81 Rodrick Russell
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Rodell Jones earned KCAC First Team All-Conference status on offense, while Brandon King earned the award on defense, Brodrick Smith earned the award on special teams, and Brooks Gardner earned the award on both defense and special teams. Willie Green, Moises Haynes, Sean Hunter, Deonte Hill, Dusty Daigle, and Cam Pair were all awarded KCAC Second Team AllConference honors, and Ian Quiring, Kourtney Craig, and Jarien Allen were named All-KCAC Honorable Mention selections. Brooks Gardner was also named as an AFCA NAIA Football First Team All-American for his work on special teams. Head Coach Mike Gardner was named the 2024 KCAC Bissell Division Coach of the Year, and Defensive Coordinator C.J. Hill was named Assistant Coach of the Year in the division.
82 Iverson Braziel
83 Luis Vazquez
84 Sterling Cook
85 Alex Rowlandson
86 Konner Rowden-Stum
87 Cooper Stokes
88 Dante Smith
89 Isaac Bates
90 Carter Mayer
91 Brodrick Smith
92 Cam Burleson
93 Merek Boone
94 Malachi Jiminez
95 Chris Vixama
96 Hayden Land
97 Josiah Winans
98 Zephaniah Poole
99 Cedric Irvin
RS Ricky Smith
NAIA ALL-AMERICAN
KCAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Neve Mulrooney Women's Soccer Defensive NAIA Defensive
Nathan Heilig Football KCAC Special Teams
Christian Tuiasosopo Football Defensive
Kalep Crane Men's Basketball Offensive
Madie McCoy Women's Basketball Defensive
Alyvia Owens Women's Basketball Offensive
Lillie Veer Women's Basketball Offensive
Miyah McGee Women's Basketball Defensive x 3
Vance Shewey Men's Indoor Track & Field Men's Outdoor Track & Field x2 Field Athlete .
Valencia Andov Women's Golfer of the Week
Evan Williams Baseball Pitcher
Sonya Zimmerman Women's Outdoor Track & Field Track Athlete
Brooks Gardner AFCA NAIA First Team All-American, Special Teams Football
Vance Shewey First Team Men's Indoor Track & Field High Jump
FOUR YEAR LETTER WINNERS
Jami Dooley Women's Soccer
Faith Hazzard Women's Soccer
Ian Quiring Football
Brooks Gardner Football
Rodell Jones Football Nathaniel Heilig Football
Jayton Alexander Football
Mitch Leppke Football
Jacob Gallardo Football
Chris Vixama Football
Jake Goertzen Tennis
Ethan Kutz Tennis
Kassidy Beam Women's Basketball
Andreas Aho Men's Golf
David Darrah Men's Golf
Luke Buckingham Men's Golf
Ryan Hill Men's Golf
Micah Dvorak Baseball
Cody Moore Baseball
Carson Hein Baseball
Joao Maria Serra Pereira Men's Basketball
Vance Shewey Men's Track & Field
Brandon Geyer Men's Track & Field
Joshua Garcia Men's Track & Field
Nick Green Men's Cross Country Men's Track & Field
Ali House Women's Track & Field
Sonya Zimmerman Women's Cross Country Women's Track & Field
Andelyn Johnson Women's Track & Field
Logan Dybowski Men's Cross Country
Sarah Dark Women's Cross Country
SCHOLAR-ATHLETES AWARDS
Football
Brooks Gardner#*
Micah Winans#*
Merek Boone#*
Christian Tuiasosopo#*
Joseph Moreno#*
Ethan Medeiros#*
Brandon King#*
Volleyball
Sydney Biggs#*
Juliana Alaniz#*
Chloe Christensen#*
Ashley Rosfeld#*
Kiana Unruh#*
Naera Tschus#*
Brindelyn Schneider#*
Samantha Saunders#*
Macy Rowan#*
Katie Hofer#*
Kimari Downer#*
Men's Cross Country
Apostolo Zuniga#*
Women's Cross Country
Aidyn White#*
Andrea Serrano#*
Adrienne Selzer#*
Julianna Maxfield#*
Kylie Arnold#*
Sonya Zimmerman#*
Women's Soccer
Riley Collins#*
Porsha Zweifel#*
Jasmin Ventura#*
Jocelyn Simpson#*
Taylor Nye#*
Raegan King#*
Alia Hirschi#*
Natalie Goodman#*
Jamison Dooley#*
Mallorie Pearson#*
Men's Soccer
Ethan Barnes#*
Darius DeWerff#*
Alejandro Honrado Salas#*
Cason Chadd#*
Charlie Stammers#*
Clemente Iturrate#*
Women's Basketball
Alyvia Owens#*
Brooke Berlin#*
Grace Wright#*
Jaelle Johnson#*
Kassidy Beam#*
Katelin Long#*
Kaylee Kauffman#*
Kloe Bowin#*
Lillie Veer#*
Madeline McCoy#*
Makenna Reed#*
Malynn Beil#*
Miyah McGee#*
Sally Wine#*
Tayton Smith#*
Mallorie Pearson#*
Men's Basketball
Creighton Kukula#*
Joao
Maria Nunes Serra Pereira#*
Kalep Woods-Crane#*
Women's Track & Field
Kaitlyn Drake#*
Sydnee Gardner#*
Andelyn Johnson#*
Andrea Serrano*
Adrienne Selzer#*
Julianna Maxfield#*
Kylie Arnold#*
Sonya Zimmerman#*
Men's
Track & Field
Taegen Gallgher#*
Caleb Wehrman#*
Apostolo Zuniga#*
Vance Shewey*
Softball
Keeley Brewer#*
Reyna Enriquez#*
Savannah Evans#*
Mikayla Guarascio#*
Reese Hefley#*
Lainee Rae Miller#*
Lauren Roberts#*
Mickelly Soyez#*
Cheyenne Washington#*
Chloe Yturbide-Reader#*
Dessa Zavala#*
Baseball
Brendan Buseman#*
Isaiah Cohens#*
Brendon Green#*
Sergio Gutierrez#*
Pryce Holloway#*
Aidan Martinez#*
Hunter Miller#*
Cody Moore#*
Aiden Tackett#*
Evan Williams*
Carson Hein*
Juan Rosa Gonzalez*
Aaron Geisler*
Men's Golf
Andreas Aho#*
Luke Buckingham#*
Women's Golf
Valencia Andov*
Women's Tennis
Fiorella Villa#*
CHAMPIONS OF CHARACTER
INTEGRITY
CRITERIA
• 3.0 GPA
• Be a member of a varsity team and completed at least one previous season of competition at Tabor
• Be nominated by his/her head coach
• Display the 5 core values of Champions of Character— respect, responsibility, integrity, sportsmanship, and servant leadership
Know and do what is right RESPECT
Treating others the way you want to be treated RESPONSIBILITY
