2010 Western Michigan Gymnastics Information Guide

In its 53 years of existence, the Mike Gary Athletic Fund has been the of-ficial fundraising arm of the WMU Athletic Department, raising over $4 million through annual gifts and ma-jor contributions.

OUR MISSIONTo support the student-athletes of Western Michigan University in their pursuit of championships, academic excellence and personal growth as representatives of WMU, its alumni, fans and community members.

MIKE GARY ATHLETIC FUND Founded in 1956 by a group of area businessmen and dedicated Broncos, the Mike Gary Athletic Fund was established to provide direct financial support to the athletic programs of Western Michigan University.

The fund is named in honor of long-time athletic director, Bronco football coach and WMU Hall of Fame inductee, Mr. Mitchell “Mike” Gary.

GARY FUND EXCEEDS $1 MILLION FOR SECOND-STRAIGHT YEARGary Fund had another record-setting year with an overall goal of $1.0 million for the 2009 campaign.

The Mike Gary Athletic Fund announced a two percent increase in donations with a total of $1,022,045. Last year’s record total was $1,002,749. The Gary Fund volunteers surpassed their calling pe-riod goal of $475,000 with a total of $477,962.

The announcement was made at the Mike Gary Athletic Fund Cel-ebration held at the Gilmore House hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Dunn. In attendance were the Gary Fund volunteers, the WMU Head Coach-es and athletic staff.

The chair for the 2009 campaign was Jim Hall and the Vice Chair was Jim Everts.

The Broncos would like to thank the following Car Coaches for their support of WMU Athletics:Cole Century - Tom Cole (owner)DeNooyer Chevrolet - Bill DeNooyer (owner)Harold Zeigler Auto Group - Harold & Aaron Zeigler (owner)John Tapper Automotive - John Tapper (owner)Maple Hill Auto Group - Jim Vandenberg (owner)Metro Toyota - Jeff DeNooyer (owner)

WMU ATHLETICS ARE ...

SUPPORTED.

The Gary Fund supports all 16 Western Michigan ath-letic programs from men’s soccer to gymnastics to football and each and ev-ery student-athlete’s expe-rience.

The WMU student-athletes and teams are grateful to the Gary Fund donors and the volunteers.

WMU GYMNASTICS IS ...

Ellis Athletic Academic Advising Center is located on the second floor of Read Field-house. The athletic academic services program exists to provide a comfortable and supportive environment in which student-athletes can strive to achieve academic success. The Ellis Center houses the academic services staff, computer labs, tutoring program, composition specialists, study table and the CHAMPS/Life Skills program. The mission of this athletic academic service program is to assist student-athletes in reach-ing their full potential by providing them with the necessary tools and skills to achieve academic success.

WMU GYMNASTICS IS ...

PREPARED.

ATHLETICTRAINING

Mission StatementThe mission of the Department of Medical Services is to set a stan-dard in providing comprehensive, quality healthcare to our student-athletes. Our staff will provide a professional environment for all in-volved. We will serve as advocate for the student-athletes health and well-being and we will be proactive in treating and managing the stu-dent-athletes’ healthcare.

We use an integrated team ap-proach of certified athletic trainers, sports medicine trained physicians, student athletic trainers and other qualified health professionals to ef-fectively manage and treat various medical, physical and mental condi-tions. In compliance with the WMU Division of Intercollegiate Athlet-ics mission, the medical services department will strive to produce NCAA Division I programs for men and women characterized by excel-lence in athletics and academics while being recognized as a leader among ethical, non-discriminatory, and fiscally well-managed depart-ments.

WMU FACILITIES ARE ...The Western Michigan Univer-sity gymnastics team competes in one of the finest facilities in the Mid-American Conference: Univer-sity Arena (5,421) in Read Field-house.

Now in its 12th season, University Arena was part of a $50 million ren-ovation and expansion project that covered student recreation, physi-cal education and intercollegiate athletic facilities.

University Arena serves as the home facility for Bronco Gymnas-tics as well as the WMU men’s and women’s basketball teams and volleyball squad. The facility also serves as host for numerous high school events, including local basketball games and state tourna-ments.

When not competing on the main floor, the WMU gymnastics team trains in its own facility located on the third floor (see right) of the are-na complex.

Through the years, Read Fieldhouse has hosted numerous collegiate competitions, including the 1995 and 2000 State of Michigan Clas-sic and Mid-American Conference Championships in 1986, 1992 and 1999. The building has also played host to several high school competi-tions.

UNIVERSITY ARENA

WMU FACILITIES ARE ...

TOP NOTCH.

Located on the third level of Read Fieldhouse, the Broncos’ practice gymnasium is permanently setup and includes one of the best land-ing pits found at a college gymnas-tics facility.

The gym also has a competition-sized spring floor, as well as four balance beams and two uneven bars. It annually serves as the site of Western’s intrasquad preseason meet.

The most recent improvements in-clude an oversized floor (44x44), installed last December, as well as several new practice mats.

The vault, women’s single rail and tumbling strip are located adjacent to the landing pit. Having a work-out area exclusively designated for Bronco Gymnastics allows for flex-ible training hours and exclusive use of the facilities. The building also includes the team’s locker room and training room, providing a centralized location.

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University ................................................... Western Michigan UniversityCity/Zip .................................................Kalamazoo, Mich. 49008-5166Founded ........................................................................................... 1903Enrollment .....................................................................................24,576Nickname .....................................................................................BroncosSchool Colors ......................................................................Brown & GoldHome Arena .......................................................University Arena (5,421)Affiliation .......................................................................... NCAA Division IConference ............................................................. Mid-American (MAC)President .......................................................................Dr. John M. DunnAlma Mater (Yr.) .....................................................Northern Illinois (’67)Athletics Director ........................................................ Kathy BeauregardAlma Mater (Yr.) ......................................................... Hope College (’79)Gymnastics A.D. ...................................................................Monty PorterAthletic Department Phone .............................................269-387-3120

Head Coach (Season) .......................................................... Dave KuzaraAlma Mater (Year) ............................................................. Michigan (’80)Record at WMU ...................................................................... first seasonCareer Record (Years) ........................................................... 100-68 (10)

Assistant Coach .............................................................. Kevin AndersonAlma Mater (Year)............................................... Western Michigan (’09)Gymnastics Office Phone ..................................................269-387-3129

First Year ...........................................................................................1975MAC Championships ........................................................................ Three (1986, 1987, 2006)

2009 Overall Record .........................................................................2-152009 MAC Dual Record ......................................................................0-62009 MAC Championships..................................................................7thLetterwinners Returning/Lost ........................................................... 7/3

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Assistant Director/Gymnastics Contact.............................Kristin KeirnsOffice Phone ......................................................................269-387-4123Cell Phone ......................................................................... 269-998-8062Fax Number .......................................................................269-387-4139 Email ................................................................kristin.keirns@wmich.eduTwitter...............................................http://www.twitter.com/keirnswmu

Assistant A.D. - Marketing, Publicity & Licensing .............Bob D’Amelio Media Relations Director .......................................................Mat KananAssociate Director ...............................................................Matt HolmesAssistant Director ................................................................Adam BodnarMailing Address ..1903 W. Michigan Ave. Kalamazoo, MI 49008-5406Web Site .............................................................. www.wmubroncos.com

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Fri. Jan. 8 Michigan State, Penn State, West Virginia at East Lansing, Mich. 6 p.m.

Sun. Jan. 10 Ball State (Parents Day) * Kalamazoo, Mich. 1 p.m.

Sun. Jan. 17 Northern Illinois * at DeKalb, Ill. 2 p.m.

Sun. Jan. 24 Illinois State, Air Force, UW LaCrosse at Normal, Ill. 1 p.m.

Sun. Jan. 31 Bowling Green (Pink Meet) * Kalamazoo, Mich. 1 p.m.

Sun. Feb. 7 C. Michigan, E. Michigan, Michigan State (Military Day) Kalamazoo, Mich. 1 p.m.

Sat. Feb. 13 Eastern Michigan * at Ypsilanti, Mich. 1 p.m.

Sun. Feb. 21 Central Michigan * at Mount Pleasant, Mich. 2 p.m.

Sun. Feb. 28 Illinois-Chicago, Bowling Green Kalamazoo, Mich. 1 p.m.

Fri. March 5 Pitt, George Washington, Penn at Pittsburgh, Pa. 7 p.m.

Sat. March 13 Eastern Michigan, Northern Illinois, Seattle Pacific at Ypsilanti, Mich. 1 p.m.

Sun. March 21 Kent State (Senior Day) * Kalamazoo, Mich. 1 p.m.

Sat. March 27 Mid-American Conference Championships at Bowling Green, Ohio 2 p.m.

Sat. April 10 NCAA Regionals at Lexington, Ky. TBA

Th-Sat. April 22-24 NCAA Nationals at Gainesville, Fla. TBA * Mid-American Conference meet Home contests highlighted and in bold


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Abbs, Katlin V, FX 5-2 Fr. Sturgis, Mich. (Sturgis)Brooks, Hannah V, BB, FX 5-1 Fr. Grand Rapids, Mich. (East Kentwood) (Champion Gymnastics USA)Carter, Cepeda AA 5-1 So. Ypsilanti, Mich. (Huron) (Gym America/Gym Stars)Dible, Sheila V, FX 5-2 So. Findlay, Ohio (Findlay)Donovan, Meghan AA 5-0 Jr. Garfield, Ohio (Garfield Heights) (Gymnastics World/Flytz USA)Doucey, Erin AA 5-4 Jr. Greenwood, Ind. (Center Grove) (Gymnastics Wrights Academy)Eckert, Tonya V, BB, FX 5-4 Sr. Lino Lakes, Minn. (Centennial High School) (Midwest Gymnastics)Garbarino, Kristine AA 5-3 Jr. Latham, N.Y. (Shaker) (World Class Gymnastics Academy)Kramer, Stacy V, BB, FX 5-4 So. Ooltewah, Tenn. (Ooltewah) (Gymnastics Center of Chattanooga)O’Brien, Caroline UB, BB, FX 4-9 Fr. Loveland, Ohio (Loveland) (Queen City Gymnastics)Prouty, Liz AA 5-3 Sr. Shoreview, Minn. (Roseville Area High School)Wienckowski, Brynn UB, FX 5-7 Fr. Aurora, Ill. (Rosary) (Phenom Gymnastics)Wienckowski, Lindsey AA 5-8 Fr. Aurora, Ill. (Rosary) (Phenom Gymnastics)Wright, Sarah UB, BB, FX 5-2 Fr. Cabery, Ill. (Tri-Point) (Rising Stars Academy)

BRONCOSBYSTATE

MICHIGAN (3)Abbs, Katlin - SturgisBrooks, Hannah - Grand RapidsCarter, Cepeda - Ypsilanti

ILLINOIS (3)Wienckowski, Brynn - AuroraWienckowski, Lindsey - AuroraWright, Sarah - Cabery

MINNESOTA (2)Eckert, Tonya - Lino LakesProuty, Liz - Shoreview

OHIO (3)Dible, Sheila - FindlayDonovan, Meghan - GarfieldO’Brien, Caroline - Loveland

INDIANA (1)Doucey, Erin - Greenwood

NEW YORK (1)Garbarino, Kristine - Latham

TENNESSEE (1)Kramer, Stacy - Ooltewah

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2010 Gymnastics Team Photo:Row One (L-R): Katlin Abbs, Sarah Wright, Hannah Brooks, Cepeda Carter, Meghan Donovan, Caroline O’Brien.

Row Two (L-R): Stacy Kramer, Tonya Eckert, Kristine Garbarino, Brynn Wienckowski, Lindsey Wienckowski, Liz Prouty, Sheila Dible, Erin Doucey.

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COACHING EXPERIENCE2007-09 University of Arkansas Assistant Coach2003-06 West Virginia University Assistant Coach1993-2002 University of Massachusetts Head Coach1991-93 University of Michigan Assistant Coach1980-91 Private Club Coach

COACHING ACCOLADES2009 South Central Regional Assistant Coach of the Year2002 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year1997 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year1996 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year1992 NCAA Central Regional Assistant Coach of the Year

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DAVEKUZARAHEAD COACHMichigan, ’80First Season at WMU/11th overallCareer record: 100-68

Dave Kuzara is in his first season at Western Michigan and his 11th overall as a head coach. Kuzara brings various levels of coaching ex-perience to WMU, having previously served as an assistant coach at the University of Arkansas, West Virginia University and the University of Michigan. Kuzara was also the head coach at University of Massachu-setts for 10 seasons before UMass dropped the sport in 2002.

Most recently, Kuzara was an assistant at the University of Arkansas, where he helped the Razorbacks to a program-best fifth place finish at the 2009 NCAA Championships. In 2008, Arkansas placed 10th at the NCAA Championships. Primarily in charge of coaching and developing floor exercise routines, the Razorback floor team was ranked in the top five all season and as high as No. 1 in 2009. Kuzara worked with three All-Americans on the floor during his time at Arkansas and was responsible for recruiting activities in Region V (Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky).

Prior to his three seasons at Arkansas, he was an assistant at West Virginia from 2003-2006, helping the Mountaineers to the 2004 EAGL team title and three NCAA Regional appearances. Primarily an uneven bars coach at West Virginia, Kuzara’s bar workers only counted one fall during the entire 2006 season.

In addition to his duties in the gym, Kuzara assisted student-athletes in the classroom helping the Mountaineer gymnastics team improve its overall grade point average from a 2.6 to a 3.34. In addition, the program posted seven NACGC Academic All-America scholars in 2005 and had nine in 2006.

Kuzara has 10 years of head coaching experience at the University of Massachusetts where he built a 100-68 career record. His UMass teams won back-to-back Atlantic 10 team titles (1996, 1997) and had five runner-up finishes during his tenure. He qualified individuals to NCAA Nationals on four different occasions and his teams qualified to the NCAA Regionals nine out of 10 years. Kuzara coached Jill Fisher to a third place finish on the floor at the NCAA Championships, on her way to First Team All-American status. Academically, UMass garnered 35 NACGC Academic All-America recognitions. Kuzara was named the Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year in 1996, 1997 and 2002. UMass dropped six sports including women’s gymnastics in 2002.

Kuzara also served as an assistant coach at Michigan from 1991-93, where he helped the Wolverines to two Big Ten titles (1992, 1993) and it’s first-ever NCAA Championship appearance in 1993. Kuzara was named 1992 NCAA Central Region Assistant Coach of the Year. He helped oversee the development of Beth Wymer, who became U-M’s first national champion on the uneven bars in the ’93 season.

Kuzara obtained a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Michigan in 1980.

Kuzara and his partner Natasha Brande have a daughter, Izabelle.

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ASSISTANTKEVINANDERSONKEVINANDERSONASSISTANT COACHWestern Michigan, ’09Fourth Season

Kevin Anderson begins his fourth season at Western Michigan, and his first season under head coach Dave Kuzara. Anderson will continue to work with all areas of the Bronco program, including training, recruiting and travel. Anderson will specialize with bar and vault routines, but has expertise in both beam and floor as well.

Anderson competed for and currently coaches at the Greater Kalama-zoo World of Gymnastics and serves as a USAG nationally qualified com-petitive gymnastics judge. He has judged meets for the state of Michi-gan and at the Region V Regionals in Louisville, Ky., in 2006.

As a judge, he was voted Michigan’s Judge of the Year for the 2005-06 season. Anderson also has coached cheerleaders from area high schools, boys and girls recreational gymnastics and boys’ competitive team members at both the compulsory and optional level.

In addition to his duties with the gymnastics team, Anderson is in his second season as an assistant coach with the Bronco track & field team, working with the pole vaulters.

A native of Schoolcraft, Mich., Anderson received a bachelor’s degree in English from WMU, as well as an associate’s degree in animation from Kalamazoo Valley Community College in May 2009.

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TONYAECKERTVAULT, BEAM, FLOOR5-4 • Sr.Lino Lakes, Minn.Centennial HS/Midwest Gymnastics 2009: Competed on the vault in 10 of last 11 meets, as well as MAC Champion-

ships ... twice hit 9.600, vs. Central Michigan (1/25) and MAC Championships (3/21) ... vault score was used in all but one meet she competed in.

2008: Expanded to all-around competition after competing only on the beam and floor in first season ... appeared in all 13 meets, 12 as an all-arounder ... finished 13th on the beam at the MAC Champion-ships, landing a 9.700 (3/29) ... took third on the beam (9.600) and floor (9.725) at Michigan State (1/11) ... placed first on the beam (9.575) and second on the floor exercise vs. Ball State (1/13) ... had a two-three finish on the beam (9.700) and floor (9.650) vs. Illinois-Chicago (1/20) ... took third on the floor at Northern Illinois (1/27) ... had second places with a 9.800 on the floor at Central Michigan (2/9) and with a 9.700 on the beam vs. Bowling Green (2/24) ... set a career high with a 9.725 on the beam at the Michigan State Invitational (3/2).

2007: Competed in 10 of 11 meets ... made collegiate debut at Kent State (1/12) ... had beam score used six of eight times and floor score used seven of 10 ... landed career-bests of 9.700 three times on the beam, at Bowling Green (1/20), vs. Eastern Michigan (1/28), vs. Mich-

igan State (3/18), placing second against Bowling Green ... record-ed three second-place finishes on the floor, scoring a career-high 9.825 vs. Eastern Michigan, a 9.700 vs. Central Michigan (2/18) and a 9.750 vs. Air Force (2/24).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Trained at Midwest Gymnastics Center while attending Centennial High School ... four-time level 10 state competitor ... placed sixth in both bars and the all-around, and took eighth in the floor exercise at the state meet during senior year ... placed third on bars, fourth on beam and fifth

in the all-around during junior year ... took second on beam, third on bars and fourth in all-around during sophomore year.

PERSONAL: Born Jan. 30, 1988, in Centerville, Minn. ... daughter of Joe and Teresa Eckert ... majoring in advertising and promotion.

GETTING TO KNOW TONYA

Favorite vacation spot/getaway?Hawaii

Favorite class you’ve taken at Western Michigan?Creative strategy

Why did your pick you major?(Advertising and promotion) I’ve al-ways been creative and had an inter-est in advertising.

What is the last thing that goes through your mind before performing a routine?Calm adjustments and you can do it.

What is your favorite candy?Skittles

What got you interested in gymnastics?My mom was a high school gymnast and she put me in. I fell in love with the sport. I wanted to go all the time.

Top three favorite movies?Hot Chick, Transformers and The Ugly Truth

Hobbies/Interests outside of gymnastics?Reading and scrapbooking.

Favorite gymnastics ‘theme’ day?Malibu Barbie

How have you grown as a gymnast in your time at Western Michigan?I’ve learned a lot of new things, not only gymnastics, but life skills. I’m very thankful to have had Western Michigan gymnastics in my life.

EckErt’s carEEr HigHsVault: 9.675 (2x, last: vs. Kent State, 3/16/08)Bars: 9.525 (vs. Central Michigan, 2/9/08)Beam: 9.725 (at Michigan State, 3/2/08)Floor: 9.825 (vs. Eastern Michigan, 1/28/07)All-Around: 38.675 (at Michigan State, 3/2/08)


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LIZPROUTY

ALL AROUND5-3 • Sr.

Shoreview, Minn.Roseville HS/Midwest Gymnastics

2009: Competed in all 11 meets, as well as MAC Championships on vault, beam and floor ... competed as an all-arounder in seven meets ... tied a career high on vault with a 9.725 at Bowling Green (2/13) ... tied career high with a 9.475 at Michigan State (1/9) ... posted a season-best 9.725 on beam at Illinois-Chicago (1/31) and a 9.800 on the floor at Missouri (2/27) ... tied a career high with a 38.375 in the all-around at Northern Illinois (3/9) ... was WMU’s female representative at the 2009 NCAA National Student-Athlete Development Conference, at the Walt Disney World Coronado Spring Resort in Orlando, Fla.

2008: Named Most Improved ... received NAC-GC All-Academic Team honors ... expanded to all-around competition after competing only on the vault and floor in first season ... appeared in all 13 meets, nine as an all-arounder ... one of the Broncos’ most consistent performers on the floor ... set career highs of 9.475 on bars at Michigan Classic (2/2), 9.725 on the vault at Kentucky (3/7) and twice hit 9.775 on the beam ... posted a career-high 38.375 in the all-around at the Michigan State Invitational (3/2) ... scored 38.000 or better in the all-around three times ... ... placed second on the floor vs. Illinois-Chicago (1/20) and Eastern Michigan (2/16).

2007: Named Rookie of the Year ... competed in all 11 meets on the floor, and five on the vault ... had floor scores counted toward team score all 11 meets, and had vault score counted in four of five ... made collegiate debut at Kent State (1/12) ... landed a season-high 9.675 on the vault at Illinois-Chicago (2/10) ... took first in the floor vs. Eastern Michigan (1/28), scoring a career-high 9.850 ... also took first vs. Air Force (2/24) with a 9.775 ... tied career-high 9.850 vs. Michi-gan State (3/18) ... recorded a team-high 9.775 at the MAC Champi-onships (3/31), finishing seventh.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Trained at Midwest Gymnastics while attending Roseville Area High School ... competed in three regional competitions ... competed in the Minnesota State Competition all four years ... member of Na-tional Honor Society.

PERSONAL: Born Sept. 10, 1987, in Ogden, Utah ... daughter of Michael and Sally Prouty ... majoring in public relations.

PrOUtY’s carEEr HigHsVault: 9.725 (2x, last: at Bowling Green, 2/13/09)Bars: 9.475 (2x, last: at Michigan State, 1/9/09)Beam: 9.775 (2x, last: Kentucky, 3/7/08)Floor: 9.850 (2x, last: Michigan State, 3/18/07)All-Around: 38.375 (2x, last: vs. Northern Illinois, 3/9/09)

GETTING TO KNOW LIZ

Best advice ever given to you?Learn to laugh at yourself.

Favorite vacation spot/getaway?My cottage in Wisconsin

Favorite class you’ve taken at Western Michigan?Taboo Topics

What is the last thing that goes through your mind beforeperforming a routine?Here we go!

What were the last three songs/art-ists you downloaded?Michael Jackson, Heather Headley and Beyonce

Top three favorite movies?Tommy Boy, The Wizard of Oz and I Love You Man

Famous person you would like to meet?Ellen Degeneres

Hobbies/Interests outside of gymnastics?Rock climbing, camping, dancing

Favorite and least favorite exercises?Favorite - side skips. Least favorite - pull-up pikes.

How have you grown as a gymnast in your time at Western Michigan?My confidence, skill level and love for gymnastics have grown every year.

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ERINDOUCEYVAULT, BARS, BEAM5-4 • Jr.Greenwood, Ind. Center Grove HS/Wrights Academy

2009: Appeared in 10 of 11 meets, as well as MAC Championships ... competed in bars and beam in every meet where she made an appearance and on the vault in the last eight ... set career highs in all three events, going 9.725 on bars and 9.775 on beam vs. Northern Illinois (3/9) and 9.700 on vault at Kent State (3/15) ... took

first place on beam at Ball State (2/22) scoring a 9.725 ... had WMU’s top finish on the beam at the MAC Championships (3/21) with a 9.675 ... posted scores of 9.700 or better on bars in four meets, second best on team as only Kristine Garbarino hit 9.700 more times.

2008: Competed as an all-arounder in the first four meets before season was cut short due to injury ... took second in the all-around with a career-high 38.100 at Michigan State in Bronco debut (1/11) ... also set career bests on the vault (9.675) and beam (9.275) against MSU ... took first on the vault (9.625), second on bars (9.575) and third on floor (9.625), finishing second in the all-around (37.775) vs. Ball State (1/13) ... placed third on the vault vs. Illinois-Chicago (1/20) ... landed a career-best 9.650 on the bars at Northern Illinois (1/27).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Trained at Wrights Gymnastics

Academy ... three-time national qualifier, 2006 – ninth place in bars, 2007 – 5th place on vault

in regionals ... was a member of the athletic academic honors all four years ... member of the academic honor society all four years.

PERSONAL: Born Dec. 9, 1988, in Concord, Calif. ... daughter of David and Kathy Doucey ... majoring in exercise science.

GETTING TO KNOW ERIN

Three words that describe you:Energetic, blonde, bouncy

Best advice given to you:Keep moving forward

Favorite vacation spot/ getaway:Hawaii

Why did you pick your major?(Exercise Science) I like learning about how the body works.

What is the last thing that goes through your mind before performing a routine?In the zone! I can do this!

What got you interested in gymnastics?My parents, they are always there for me.

What is your favorite candy?Junior Mints

Top three favorite movies?Step Brothers, The Hangover, Grandma’s Boy

Favorite and least favorite exercises?Favorite - P90X Yoga!Least favorite - Running

How have you grown as a gymnast in your time at Western Michigan?In every way possible, but mostly my confidence has grown.

DOUcEY’s carEEr HigHsVault: 9.700 (at Kent State, 3/15/09)Bars: 9.725 (vs. Northern Illinois, 3/9/09)Beam: 9.775 (vs. Northern Illinois, 3/9/09)


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KRISTINEGARBARINO

ALL AROUND5-3 • Jr.

Latham, N.Y.Shaker HS/World Class Academy2009: Competed as an all-arounder in all 11 meets, as well as MAC Champion-

ships ... qualified as an at-large bid to the NCAA Central Regional in the all-around ... reached the podium in two events at MAC Championships ... had second most individual first-place finishes with seven on season ... prior to 2009, Garbarino had only competed on vault and bars ... set career highs across the board ... recorded team season highs in bars, beam, floor and all around ... was one of only nine gymnasts from MAC to go 39.000 or better in the all-around, doing so in back-to-back meets ... twice hit 9.700 on the vault, at Illinois-Chicago (1/31) and at MAC Championships (3/21) ... posted a 9.775 on bars and 9.800 on beam in back-to-back meets, vs. Northern Illinois (3/9) and at Kent State (3/15) ... twice recorded a 9.875 on floor,

at Bowling Green (2/13) and at Kent State ... had a personal best 39.025 in the all around at Kent State ... finished first on bars, floor and all-around against Eastern Michigan (1/18) ... also had first place finishes on floor against Cal (3/6), Bowling Green and Illinois-Chicago ... took first on bars vs. Cal ... placed sixth on floor with a 9.825 and in the all-around with a 38.500 at the MAC Championships (3/21) ... took 17th in the all-around at the NCAA Central Regional (4/4) scoring a 38.225.

2008: Named Freshman of the Year ... received NACGC All-Academic Team honors ... competed in final eight meets of the season after missing the first five with injury ... had bars score counted towards team total seven of eight meets ... placed first on the bars with a career-high 9.750 against Bowling Green (2/24) ... landed a career-high 9.600 on the vault vs. Central Michigan (3/21) ... finished ninth on the bars at the MAC Championships with a 9.700 (3/29).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Five-time na-tional qualifier ... third place beam, fourth place floor, 12th place all-around at nationals junior year ... sixth place floor at nationals soph-omore year ... 2006 New York all around, beam and floor champion as a junior ... 2007 all around and bars champion ... 2004 Regional bars champion ... regional vault cham-pion 2003 ... six-time Empire State Games competitor – part of the 2004 gold medal team.

PERSONAL: Born Sept. 14, 1989, in Albany, N.Y. ... daughter of Richard and Kathleen Garbarino ... majoring in adver-tising.

garBariNO’s carEEr HigHsVault: 9.700 (2x, last: at MAC Championships, 3/21/09)Bars: 9.775 (2x, last: at Kent State, 3/15/09)Beam: 9.800 (2x, last: at Kent State, 3/15/09)Floor: 9.875 (2x, last: at Kent State, 3/15/09)All-Around: 39.025 (at Kent State, 3/15/09)

GETTING TO KNOW KRISTINE

Three words that describe you:Easy-going, determined and hard working

Why did you pick your major?(Advertising) I’ve always been inter-ested in how and why certain adver-tisements are made and I’m interest-ed in the creative side of advertising.

What is the last thing that goes through your mind before performing a routine?“You can do this” - I picture myself hitting my routine and have key words I say to myself before each skill.

What is your favorite candy?Reese’s

What got you interested in gymnastics?My parents signed me up for classes when I was three. I loved it and have stuck with it ever since.

What is the best thing about being a Bronco?Being part of a great team which-shares a common goal and working together and supporting each other every day.

Top three favorite movies?Wizard of Oz, Talladega Nights and Along Came Polly

Famous person you would like to meet?Will Ferrell

Favorite gymnastics ‘theme’ day?Malibu Barbie

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CEPEDACARTERALL AROUND5-1 • So.Ypsilanti, Mich.Huron HS/Gym America/Gym Stars 2009: Competed in all 11 meets as well as MAC Championships ... competed as

an all-arounder in first 10 of 11 meets ... season-high on the vault was a 9.525 vs. Cal (3/6) ... posted three season highs at Illinois-Chicago (1/31), going 9.625 on the bars, 9.750 on beam and tallying a 38.425 in the all-around ... took first on the beam in that meet ... went 9.700 on the floor at Missouri (2/27) and tied that season high at MAC Championships ... competed in bars, beam and floor at conference meet.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Trained at Gym America/Gym Stars ... four-time regional qualifier ... as a senior, was a national qualifier and on the level 9 region five national first place team ... two-time all-around champion as a sophomore and se-nior ... beam champion at the cup as a fresh-man, sophomore and junior.

PERSONAL: Born Oct. 11, 1990, in Warren, Mich. ... daughter of Tina Matter and Perseus

Carter ... majoring in biomedical science.

GETTING TO KNOW CEPEDA

Three words that describe you:Motivated, hardworking, creative.

Best advice given to you:There are people who look up to you, keep working hard and give it your all.

Favorite vacation spot/ getaway:Hilton Head

Favorite class you’ve had at WMU:Holistics

Why did you pick your major?Because I want to help people; to make them feel happy.

What is the last thing to go through your mind before performing a routine?Be calm; breathe.

Who has been the biggest influence in your career and why?My family because they put me in gymnastics and encouraged me.

What is your favorite candy?Peanut butter cups and dark choco-late.

What’s the best thing about being a Bronco?The experience of being a team.

Famous person you’d like to meet?Will Smith

Hobbies/interests outside of gymnastics?Puzzles, adventure books, yoga

cartEr’s carEEr HigHsVault: 9.525 (vs. Cal, 3/6/09)Bars: 9.625 (at Illinois-Chicago, 1/31/09)Beam: 9.750 (at Illinois-Chicago, 1/31/09)Floor: 9.700 (2x, last: at MAC Championships, 3/21/09)All-Around: 38.425 (at Illinois-Chicago, 1/31/09)


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SHEILADIBLE

VAULT, FLOOR5-2 • So.

Findlay, OhioFindlay HS

2009: Made first career appearance in third meet of the season, competing on the floor against Central Michigan (1/25) ... competed in a total of six meets ... ap-peared on the floor in all six ... was an all-arounder at Illinois-Chicago (1/31), where she had a season best 9.200 on vault, 8.900 on bars, 9.375 on floor and 36.500 in all-around ... top beam score was a 9.225 at the State of Michigan Classic (2/6).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Seven-time regional qualifier ... four-year level 10 ... finished third in the vault and beam and fourth in the all-around at the state meet as a senior ... placed fifth in the vault, eighth

in bars, second in beam, sixth on floor and fifth in the all-around as a junior ... took third on the vault as a sophomore ... high school team finished fourth in the state in 2005 and was District AA champion.

PERSONAL: Born March 6, 1990, in Findlay, Ohio ... daughter of Denny and Mary Dible ... majoring in special education.

DiBLE’s carEEr HigHsVault: 9.200 (at Illinois-Chicago, 1/31/09)Bars: 8.900 (at Illinois-Chicago, 1/31/09)Beam: 9.225 (at Michigan Classic, 2/6/09)Floor: 9.375 (at Illinois-Chicago, 1/31/09)All-Around 36.550 (at Illinois-Chicago, 1/31/09)

GETTING TO KNOW SHEILA

Best advice given to you:Never give up.

Favorite class you’ve had at WMU:Public speaking.

Why did you pick your major?I have always wanted to be a teach-er, and felt like I could make a posi-tive impact on the lives of special needs kids.

What is the last thing to go through your mind before performing a routine?It’s just like practice, you can do it!

What were the last three songs/art-ists you downloaded?Lil’ Wayne, Trey Songz, Birdman

What got you interested/involved with gymnastics?My parents put me in it when I was two, and stuck with it ever since.

Top three favorite movies?So hard to choose but I’d have to say Step Brothers, Matilda, and Elf.

Famous person you’d like to meet?The King - LeBron James

Hobbies/interests outside of gymnastics?Bike riding

Favorite gymnastics “theme” day?That’s easy, totally Malibu Barbie. For sure!

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MEGHANDONOVAN

ALL AROUND5-0 • RSo.Garfield, OhioGarfield Heights HS/Gymnastics World/Flytz USA

2009: Redshirted season due to injury.

2008: Competed in 10 of 13 meets on beam, also appeared on the floor the last two meets of the season, including the MAC Championships ... was the only Bronco to hit a 9.800 in the beam ... placed first on the beam in three-straight meets with a

9.775 at Central Michigan (2/9), 9.750 at Eastern Michigan (2/16) and a career-high 9.800 vs. Kent State (3/16) ... also had second place finishes vs. Illinois-Chicago and at Northern Illinois and a third-place finish at Michigan State in her Bronco debut (1/11) ... competed in the floor exercise for the first time vs. Central Michigan, posting a 9.550.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Trained at Gymnastics World and Flytz USA ... second runner up for nationals ... volunteered at students of service.

PERSONAL: Born June 30, 1989, in Garfield, Ohio ... daughter of Michael and Tracey Donovan ... majoring in business.

GETTING TO KNOW MEGHAN

Favorite vacation spot/getaway?The beach, somewhere - anywhere warm!

Favorite class you’ve taken at Western Michigan?Management

What is the last thing that goes through your mind before performing a routine?I visualize my routine perfect in my head.

Who has been the biggest influence in your career and why?Terry Grey - he is one of the best coaches I have ever had.

What is your favorite candy?Cherry Laffy Taffy with sparkles

What got you interested in gymnastics?My mom

Hobbies/Interests outside of gymnastics?Shopping

Favorite and least favorite exercises?Favorite - running. Least favorite - inverted pull-ups.

Favorite gymnastics ‘theme’ day?Twin Day

How have you grown as a gymnast in your time at Western Michigan?I went from one event to doing all four.

DONOVaN’s carEEr HigHsBeam: 9.800 (vs. Kent State, 3/16/08)Floor: 9.550 (vs. Central Michigan, 3/21/08)


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STACYKRAMER

VAULT, BEAM, FLOOR5-4 • So.

Ooltewah, Tenn. Ooltewah HS/Gymnastics Center of Chattanooga

Bowling Green

2009: Competed on vault at Bowling Green State University ... season-best score was a 9.300 ... earned a letter from the Falcons ... maintained a 4.00 GPA, being named a NACGC Scholastic All-American.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: State champion in all-around and on beam in 2007 and 2008 … six-time regional qualifier … qualified for nationals in 2008 … was a mem-ber of the Gymnastics Center of Chattanooga, which produced 33 all-around state champions during her membership from 2004 – 2008 … member of National Honors Society and National Beta Club.

PERSONAL: Born Aug. 6, 1990, in Dalton, Ga. … daughter of Scott and Penny Kramer … mother Penny was an All-American in track at Penn State … plans to major in biology with a focus on pre-vet.

kraMEr’s carEEr HigHsVault: 9.300 NA

GETTING TO KNOW STACY

Three words that describe you:Faithful, loving, quiet.

Best advice given to you:God is before all things, and in him all things hold together- Colossians 1: 17

What is the last thing that goes through your mind before performing a routine?AO1 which means Audience of One. I learned it at FCA and it has basically become my life motto.

Who has been the biggest influence in your career and why?My Mom has always been a big mo-tivator for me. As an All-American in track, she has experienced what it takes for me to be good and she has passed her hard work ethic on to me.

What’s the best thing about being a Bronco?I love being a Bronco! Everything about it makes me smile! I am so thankful to have such great team-mates and coaches!

Top three favorite movies?Fireproof, Kung Fu Panda, Dreamer

Hobbies/interests outside of gymnastics?I love being with my family and friends because I love them so much! Other than that I like to read, write in my journal, or just relax.

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KATLINABBSVAULT, FLOOR5-2 • Fr.Sturgis, Mich.Sturgis HS

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: State beam champion … named to All-State team three times … Detroit Athletics Club Athlete of the Year nominee … two-time All-State performer as a diver for school swim team … named to Academic All-American team as a diver … MHSAA Scholar Athlete … Sturgis High School National Honors Society vice-president.

PERSONAL: Born July 9, 1991, in Sturgis, Mich. … daughter of Ron and Ruby Abbs … plans to major in speech pathology.

GETTING TO KNOW KATLIN

Best advice given to you:You have no control over what the other person does. You only have control over what you do.

Favorite vacation spot/ getaway:Cozumel, Mexico

What is the last thing that goes through your mind before performing a routine?Relax, you can do this, just like prac-tice.

What were the last three songs/art-ists you downloaded?Taylor Swift, Rascal Flatts, Matt Nathanson

What is your favorite candy?Gummy bears and candy necklaces.

Top three favorite movies?She’s the Man, Happy Feet, A Walk To Remember

Famous person you’d like to meet?Patrick Dempsey

Hobbies/interests outside of gymnastics?Diving, watching movies, bike rides, going to Target

Favorite and least favorite exercises?Least favorite: Butterfly kicks and burpees. Favorite: Wall-sits.

Favorite gymnastics “theme” day?Ninja Day


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HANNAHBROOKS

VAULT, BEAM, FLOOR5-1 • Fr.

Grand Rapids, Mich. East Kentwood HS/Champion Gymnastics USA

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Level 10 state and regional qualifier as a junior and se-nior … finished seventh on vault and bars at state championships as a sopho-more … first all-around at the Charleston Cup as a sophomore … member of National Honors Society.

PERSONAL: Born Oct. 18, 1991, in Grand Rapids, Mich. … daughter of Jay and Barbara Brooks … plans to major in athletic training.

GETTING TO KNOW HANNAH

Best advice given to you:You have to expect things of yourself before you can do them.

Favorite vacation spot/ getaway:Mexico

Why did you pick your major?I took an athletic training class in high school and loved it, and I really want to work with athletes.

What is the last thing to go through your mind before performing a routine?Stay relaxed, stay focused andgive all you’ve got.

What is your favorite candy?Swedish fish

Top three favorite movies?Dirty Dancing, Sweet Home Alabama,How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days

Famous person you’d like to meet?Zac Efron

Hobbies/interests outside of gym-nastics?Watching movies, shopping, making snowflakes with my roommate

Favorite and least favorite exer-cises?Favorites: Wall sits, bike sprints Least favorites: Pull-up pikes, flutter kicks

Favorite gymnastics “theme” day?Malibu Barbie Day

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CAROLINEO’BRIEN

BARS, BEAM, FLOOR4-9 • Fr.Loveland, OhioLoveland HS/Queen City Gymnastics

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: 2005 Level 9 beam national champion … placed fourth all-around at nationals in 2005 … 2008 Ohio State beam champion … three-time Level 10 Region 5 qualifier … member of National Honors Society.

PERSONAL: Born March 14, 1991, in Anderson, Ohio … daughter of Ken and Kathy O’Brien … plans to major in exercise science.

GETTING TO KNOW CAROLINE

Best advice given to you:Be yourself

Favorite vacation spot/getaway:Hilton Head Island

Favorite class you’ve had at WMU:Psychology 1000

Why did you pick your major?I want to help people get over their injuries just like the physical thera-pist helped me through the many years of injuries I had.

What is the last thing that goes through your mind before performing a routine?My routine. I visualize before I touch the event.

Who has been the biggest influ-ence in your career and why?My parents because they’ve always been there for me. They encourage me to not only be the best gymnast I can be, but also the best person I can be.

What is your favorite candy?A tie between Swedish Fish and Reese’s

What got you interested/involved with gymnastics?My parents put me in gymnastics be-cause I was so hyper and climbing everything.

What’s the best thing about being a Bronco?The girls and team. Everyone is so welcoming.


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BRYNNWIENCKOWSKI

BARS, FLOOR5-7 • Fr.

Aurora, Ill. Rosary HS/Phenom Gymnastics

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Two-time national champion on bars … three-time state bar champion … placed third on floor at 2007 nationals … member of Phenom gymnastics team that placed second in state … member of Mu Alpha Theta … Crayons for Kids volunteer.

PERSONAL: Born July 26, 1990, in Aurora, Ill. … daughter of Jim and Marie Wienckowski … twin sister Lindsey also a member of WMU gymnastics … plans to major in journalism.

GETTING TO KNOW BRYNN

Three words that describe you:Enthusiastic, determined, outgoing.

Best advice given to you:My dad always tells me to do my best and have fun.

Favorite vacation spot/getaway:Mexico

Favorite class you’ve had at WMU:Communications

Who has been the biggest influence in your career and why?My sister, Lindsey, because she’s been there with me every step of the way.

What is your favorite candy?Snickers

What got you interested/involved with gymnastics?I always wanted to do everything my brother did so I wanted to do gym-nastics like he did.

What’s the best thing about being a Bronco?Our awesome team

Hobbies/interests outside of gymnastics?Hanging out with friends, watching movies, shopping, sleeping.

Favorite and least favorite exercises?Favorite: Running. Least favorite: towel pull-ups.

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LINDSEYWIENCKOWSKI

ALL AROUND5-8 • Fr.Aurora, Ill. Rosary HS/Phenom Gymnastics

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Three-time Level 10 regional qualifier … Level 9 national qualifier in 2006 … two-time Level 9 regional qualifier … member of Phenom gym-nastics team that placed second in state … treasurer for Mu Alpha Theta … member of National Foreign Language Society.

PERSONAL: Born July 26, 1990, in Aurora, Ill. … daughter of Jim and Marie Wienck-owski … twin sister Brynn also a member of WMU gymnastics … plans to major in biomedical sciences.

GETTING TO KNOW LINDSEY

Favorite vacation spot/ getaway:Florida

Favorite class you’ve had at WMU:Choices in Living

Why did you pick your major?Because I want to go to chiropractic school and help people

What is the last thing to go through your mind before performing a routine?I’ve done this a thousand times, I know what to do, be calm and confident.

Who has been the biggest influence in your career and why?My twin sister Brynn. She’s always been there for me and knows how to push me to be my best better than anyone else.

What is your favorite candy?Riesens

What got you interested/involved with gymnastics?Watching my older brother’s gym-nastics practices. I couldn’t wait until I could do it too.

What’s the best thing about being a Bronco?Having such a supportive team there for me every day, 100%.

Hobbies/interests outside of gymnastics?Hanging out with friends, watching movies, shopping.


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SARAHWRIGHT

BARS, BEAM, FLOOR5-2 • Fr.

Cabery, Ill. Tri-Point HS/Rising Stars Academy

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: 2007 Level 9 Eastern National beam champion … two-time level 10 regional qualifier … two-time level nine regional qualifier … member of National Honors Society … won DAR Good Citizen award during senior year.

PERSONAL: Born Sept. 10, 1990, in Cabery, Ill. … daughter of Steven and Nancy Wright … plans to major in exercise science.

GETTING TO KNOW SARAH

Best advice given to you:“When nothing is sure, everything is possible.” - This is a quote by Mar-garet Drabble that my club coach, Russ, would constantly remind us of.

What is the last thing that goes through your mind before performing a routine?Go big or go home

Who has been the biggest influence in your career and why?My parents because they always en-couraged me to be the best I could be and supported everything I did.

What is your favorite candy?Almond Joy

What’s the best thing about being a Bronco?Being part of a family away from home.

Top three favorite movies?Center Stage, Elf, Forrest Gump

Famous person you’d like to meet?Channing Tatum

Hobbies/interests outside of gymnastics?Spending time with my family and friends, playing cards and board games, and attempting to play other sports for fun.

How have you grown as a gymnast in your time at Western Michigan?I have become more confident and aggressive in my gymnastics.

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TOPINdIvIduALMArkS

vAuLT9.850 Andrea Perini vs. Northern Illinois (3/9)9.850 Andrea Perini @ Kent State (3/15)9.825 Andrea Perini @ MAC Championships (3/21)

School Record: 9.925 Karen Harper @ MAC (3/19/04) Christy Sassic vs. Bowling Green (2/15/04)

uNEvENBArS9.775 Kristine Garbarino vs. Northern Illinois (3/9) Kristine Garbarino @ Kent State (3/15)9.750 Cepeda Carter @ Illinois-Chicago (1/31) Andrea Perini @ Missouri (2/27) Kristine Garbarino vs. Cal (3/6)9.725 Multiple Gymnasts

School Record: 9.925 Cherisse Marier @ Cornell (3/6/04) Cherisse Marier @ MAC (3/29/03) Andrea Ruhe @ Pittsburgh (2/26/00)

BALANCEBEAM9.800 Kristine Garbarino vs. Northern Illinois (3/9) Kristine Garbarino @ Kent State (3/15)9.775 Erin Doucey vs. Northern Illinois (3/9)9.750 Cepeda Carter @ Illinois-Chicago (1/31) Andrea Perini @ Illinois-Chicago (1/31)

School Record: 9.950 Cherisse Marier vs. UIC (2/29/04) 9.950 Christy Sassic vs. Kent State (3/14/04)

FLOOrExErCISE9.875 Kristine Garbarino @ Bowling Green (2/13) Kristine Garbarino @ Kent State (3/15)9.850 Kristine Garbarino @ Michigan Classic (2/6)9.825 Andrea Perini @ Missouri (2/27)

School Record: 9.975 Cherisse Marier vs. UIC (2/29/04)

ALL-ArOuNd39.025 Kristine Garbarino @ Kent State (3/15)39.000 Kristine Garbarino vs. Northern Illinois (3/9)38.975 Kristine Garbarino @ Bowling Green (2/13)

School Record: 39.225 Jennifer Sturgis vs. Michigan State (3/18/07)

2009rESuLTS(2-15,0-6MAC)Date...... Opponent(s) .................................................Finish ...... Opp. Score .........WMU

1/9 ........Michigan State, Illinois, Michigan ................ 4 of 4 .............................. 187.900

1/18 ......EASTERN MICHIGAN * ...................................... L ........... 190.500 .......180.125

1/25 ......CENTRAL MICHIGAN * ...................................... L ........... 194.100 .......185.950

1/31 ......Illinois-Chicago ..................................................W .......... 191.575 ....... 191.875

2/6 ........Central Michigan, Eastern Michigan, Michigan ....... 4 of 4 ......................................188.075

2/13 ......Bowling Green * ................................................ L ........... 192.975 ....... 191.600

2/22 ......Ball State * ........................................................ L ........... 190.975 .......189.800

2/27 ......Missouri, Michigan State, Cal State Fulleton ....... 4 of 4 ..............................192.875

3/6 ........CAL .....................................................................w .......... 189.650 ....... 191.300

3/9 ........NORTHERN ILLINOIS *...................................... L ........... 194.300 .......192.450

3/15 ......Kent State * ...................................................... L ........... 196.750 .......193.025

3/21 ......MAC Championship (@ Ball State) ............... 7 of 7 .............................. 190.075Home meets in all caps* Indicates Mid-American Conference meet

TOPSEASONTEAMMArkS

POINTS2009 .................................................193.025 ..................................@ Kent State (3/15)

School record: ..................................195.575 .........................vs. Kent State (3/14/04)

vAuLT2009 .................................................48.500 ....................................@ Kent State (3/15)

School record: ..................................48.875 .................... vs. Illinois-Chicago (2/29/04)

uNEvENBArS2009 .................................................48.500 ....................................@ Kent State (3/15)

School record: ..................................49.250 ..................................... @ Temple (3/4/00)

BALANCEBEAM2009 .................................................47.950 .............. 2x, last: vs. Northern Illinois (3/9)

School record: ..................................49.050 ..................@ Eastern Michigan (2/20/04)

49.050 ......................................@ Denver (3/1/03)

FLOOrExErCISE2009 .................................................48.725 .....2x, last: at MAC Championships (3/21)

School record: ..................................49.300 ............................vs. Kent State (3/14/04)

49.300 .................... vs. Illinois-Chicago (2/29/04)

2009 RESULTS

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MOSTvALuABLE 2008....................... Courtney Lesson 2007 .......................Courtney Schmid 2006.........................Cherisse Marier 2005.........................Cherisse Marier 2004............................Christy Sassic 2003................ Julia Haines-LaPenta 2002........................... Laura Ransing 2001 ..............................Kristen Maul 2000............................. Lori Gerhardt 1999 ............................. Lori Gerhardt 1998 ............................Becky Swelnis 1997 ......................... Heidi Wardinski 1996 ......................Stephanie Grygiel 1995 ............................Becky Swelnis Christine Evans 1994 ......................... Heather Forbes Alisa Rago 1993 ............................. Natalie Leich Alisa Rago 1992 ..................................Alisa Rago 1991 .......................Bonnie Boggiano 1990 .......................... Lori Fellabaum 1989 ............................Sue McCarthy Lori Fellabaum 1988 .......................... Lori Fellabaum 1987 .......................Bonnie Boggiano Linda Moran 1986 .............................. Linda Moran Ingrid Racka 1985 ................................Cindy Maze

COACHESAWArd 2007 .......................... Shelby Gribeck 2006......................... Jennifer Sturgis 2005.......................... Shelby Gribeck 2005............................... Jenny Miller 2004..........................Tristan Thomas 2004.........................Cherisse Marier 2003...................... Amanda Surridge 2002...........................Stacey Watson 2001 ..............................Annie Adkins Sara Trudeau 2000..................... Jennifer Gleissner Andrea Ruhe 1999 ..................... Jennifer Gleissner Rachel Smith 1998 ................................ Kera Kelley

rOOkIEOFTHEYEAr 2008.....................Kristine Garbarino 2007 ................................... Liz Prouty 2006..........................Heather Carroll 2005....................... Courtney Lesson 2004......................... Jennifer Sturgis 2003.........................Cherisse Marier 2002...........................Tristin Thomas

2001 ............................Christy Sassic 2000..............................Annie Adkins 1999 .............................Amy DeYoung 1998 ..............................Andrea Ruhe

MACALL-ACAdEMICFirst Team 2009.............................Andrea Perini 2008.............................Andrea Perini 2007 ............................Andrera Perini Jennifer Sturgis 2006.........................Cherisse Marier Jennifer Sturgis 2005.........................Cherisse Marier 1994 ..............................Susan Crowe Alisa Rago 1990 ............................Sue McCarthy

Honorable Mention 1998 ................................ Kera Kelley

At-Large Team 1993 ....................Kristen Milanowski Susan Crowe Melissa Olson 1992 ............................Melissa Olson Natalie Leich Kristen Milanowski 1991 .......................Bonnie Boggiano

ACAdEMICALL-AMErICATeam ................................................. 2007

1998 ................................ Kera Kelley Mindy Poliski 1997 ......................... Christine Evans Kera Kelley Mindy Poliski Kimberly Smith Maria Ventura Heidi Wardinski 1996 ......................... Christine Evans Stephanie Grygiel Elizabeth Hanninen Dana Henkel Krista Janette Kera Kelley Kimberly Smith Maria Ventura Heidi Wardinski 1995 ......................... Christine Evans Dana Henkel Kera Kelley Kimberly Smith 1994 ............................Susan Crowe Stephanie Grygiel Alisa Rago

1993 ............................Susan Crowe 1992 ............................Susan Crowe Kristen Milanowski Holly Nabozny Melissa Olson Alisa Rago 1991 ......................Bonnie Boggiano*Presented by NACGC/W

ALL-MACTEAM 2008...................Andrea Perini (2nd) 2007 ......................... Jennifer Sturgis 2006.........................Cherisse Marier Jennifer Sturgis 2005.........................Cherisse Marier 2000............................. Lori Gerhardt 1999 .............................Rachel Smith 1992 ............................. Natalie Leich 1991 .......................Bonnie Boggiano Cindy Zeits 1990 ............................Melissa Olson 1989 .......................... Lori Fellabaum Sue McCarthy 1988 .......................... Lori Fellabaum 1987 .......................Bonnie Boggiano Jackie Klein Cindy Mazei Linda Moran 1986 .............................. Linda Moran 1985 .............................Brigitte Boyer Becky Howe Cindy Mazei Melanie Waite 1984........................... Melanie Waite 1983 ......................... Raeanne Smith

MACGYMNASTOFTHEYEAr 2007 ......................... Jennifer Sturgis 2006.........................Cherisse Marier 1997 ...........................Maria Ventura

MACSENIOrOFTHEYEAr 2007 ......................... Jennifer Sturgis 2006 ........................Cherisse Marier 1994 .................................Alisa Rago 1993 ............................ Natalie Leich 1991 ......................Bonnie Boggiano

MACFrESHMANOFTHEYEAr 1998 .............................Andrea Ruhe

MACCOACHOFTHEYEAr 2006...........................Terry Karwoski 2000...........................Terry Karwoski 1997 ........................Brigitte Laketa* 1991 ..........................Brigitte Laketa 1986 ................... Kathy Beauregard 1985 ................... Kathy Beauregard*co-recipient

MACCHAMPIONSVault 2006......................... Jennifer Sturgis 1992 ............................ Natalie Leich 1987 .............................. Jackie KleinUneven Bars 2006.........................Cherisse Marier 1988 ......................... Lori Fellabaum Balance Beam 2006......................... Jennifer Sturgis 1989 ...........................Sue McCarthyFloor Exercise 1987 ......................Bonnie Boggiano 1986 ............................. Linda Moran 1985 .......................... Melanie WaiteAll-Around 2006......................... Jennifer Sturgis 1989 ...........................Sue McCarthy 1987 ............................. Linda Moran

Jennifer Sturgis (2004-07) became the second Bronco to earn both the MAC Gymnast and MAC Senior of the Year awards in 2007. Cherisse Marier was the first to accomplishg the feat, a year before, during WMU’s 2006 MAC Regular Season and MAC Tournament Championship campaign.

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LETTErWINNErS

AAAAnnmarie Adkins .................... 2000-01Joni Ambrose .......................... 1979-80Kristin Averill .......................... 1988-89

BBBKathy Barry .................................. 1983Kelli Benefiel ................................ 1989Nicole Berends ....................... 2000-03Julie Blue ................................ 2000-01Bonnie Boggiano ... 1987-88, 1990-91Rosemary Boyd ..................... 1984-87Tami Boyd .............................. 1993-95Brigitte Boyer ......................... 1984-87Beverly Braman ...................... 1979-81 Lacy Brondstetter ........................ 1996

CCCKathy Campbell ..................... 1979-82Heather Carroll ....................... 2006-08Cepeda Carter ............................ 2009Amy Chlebek .......................... 1990-92Susan Crowe .................... 1991, 93-94Diane Current ........................ 1980-81Mary Czyzewski ..................... 1998-99

dddSheila Dible ................................ 2009Carolyn Devine ............................ 1981Amy DeYoung .......................... 1999-02Meghan Donovan ....................... 2008Erin Doucey ................................ 2009 Kristan Dragisic ............................1998 Karrie Dupke ............................... 1993

EEETonya Eckert ..........................2007-09 Christine Evans...................... 1994-97 Nancy Eyre ................................... 1982

FFFLori Fellabaum ....................... 1988-91Kathy Foerster ............................. 1989Heather Forbes ...................... 1991-94

GGG Kristine Garbarino.................2008-09 Lori Gerhardt ......................... 1997-00 Jennifer Gleissner ................. 1998-01 Carmina Gill ........................... 1980-83Cherryl Gill ............................. 1981-84Laurie Gold ............................ 1990-93Shelby Gribeck ....................... 2005-07Stephanie Grygiel .................. 1994-96

HHH Julia Haines-LaPenta ............. 2001-04Elizabeth Hanninen ............... 1995-96

Karen Harper .......................... 2004-07 Dana Hartman ........................ 2003-04Monica Hay ............................. 2003-06Grace Hokenson ...........................2002 Dana Henkel .......................... 1995-96 Kacie Holop ..................................2009 Becky Howe ................................. 1984Christine Hrbacek ................. 1989-91

JJJKrista Janette ........................ 1993-96 Jennifer Japenga ......................... 1996Wendy Johnson ............................1999

kkkKera Kelley ............................. 1995-98 Nikki Kerrick .................................2003 Amy Kinsey ............................. 1998-01 Coco Klamt ............................ 1081-83Jackie Klein ........................... 1986-87Abbey Korchnak ..................... 2005-07Nicole Kranz .......................... 1990-91

LLL Heather Landino ......................... 1995 Becky Lee ............................... 2003-04 Natalie Leich .......................... 1990-93Courtney Lesson .................... 2005-08Lisa Luallen ................................. 1982

MMM Bev Matis ............................... 1989-90 Kristen Maul ........................... 1999-02Cherisse Marier ...................... 2003-06Cindy Mazei ........................... 1985-88Sue McCarthy ........................ 1988-90Casey McGranahan ................ 2006-09Magan McMahon .................. 1987-90D’Arcy Mettler ........................ 1979-80Mary Kay Meyer ..................... 1986-89Kristen Milanowski ................ 1990-93 Shannon Miles ...................... 1996-98Jenny Miller ............................. 2002-05Ashley Moore .......................... 2002-05Linda Moran .......................... 1986-89Lisa Munger ........................... 1987-88

NNN Holly Nabozny ........................ 1991-92

OOO Keesha Olsen ....................2007, 2009Melissa Olson ........................ 1990-93

PPPAndrea Perini .......................... 2006-09Jenelle Perini .......................... 2003-06

Mindy Poliski................................ 1997Tara Posthumus ...........................2000Liz Prouty ...............................2007-09

rrrIngrid Racka........................... 1985-87Alisa Rago .............................. 1991-94Laura Ransing ........................ 2001-04Andrea Ruhe ...................... 1998-2001Kelli Rush ................................ 2002-04

SSS Christy Sassic ......................... 2001-04Courtney Schmid .................... 2004-07Donna Sink ............................ 1980-81Kara Smith ...................1999, 2001-02 Kimberly Smith ...................... 1995-97Rachel Smith ......................... 1997-00Raeanne Smith...................... 1983-87Terry Specht ................................. 1987Jennifer Sturgis ...................... 2004-07Amanda Surridge ................... 2002-03Becky Swelnis ........................ 1995-98

TTTTristin Thomas ........................ 2002-04Sara Trudeau .......................... 1999-02

vvvDeanna Vassallo ......................... 1989Gigi Vee .................................. 1981-83 Maria Ventura ........................ 1994-97

WWWMelanie Waite ........................ 1984-85 Suzy Walsh............................. 1998-99Heidi Wardinski ..................... 1994-97Stacey Watson ........................ 2000-02Kim Weaver ........................... 1983-85Renee Williams ...................... 1984-85

ZZZCindy Zeits ............................. 1988-91 Jenny Zook ............................. 1992-93* bold indicates still active

LETTERWINNERS

Pictured above are the three outgoing seniors from the 2009 class. Listed top to bottom: Casey McGranahan, Keesha Olsen and Andrea Perini. Perini’s older sister, Jenelle, also competed for the Broncos from 2003-06.

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TEAMMEETrECOrdS

TOP-10SCOrES 1. 195.575 .................................vs. Kent State, 3/14/04 2. 194.750 ................................. vs. Pittsburgh, 2/18/01 194.750 .................................. vs. Ball State, 2/20/00 4. 194.650 ......................vs. Eastern Michigan, 1/18/07 5. 194.500 ............@ William & Mary Triangular, 3/6/02 6. 194.475 .......................... vs. Bowling Green, 2/15/04 7. 194.425 ...........................................@ Cornell, 3/6/04 8. 194.250 ..................@ Progress Energy Invite, 3/8/02 194.250 ..........................vs. Michigan State, 3/18/07 10. 194.150 .......................@ Eastern Michigan, 2/20/04

vAuLT 1. 48.875 ........................... vs. Illinois-Chicago, 2/29/04 2. 48.825 ...............................................vs. UIC, 2/29/04 3. 48.800 ...................................vs. Kent State, 3/14/04 4. 48.775 ............................@BGSU Triangular, 3/22/03 48.775 ..................... @ MAC Championship, 3/19/04 6. 48.750 ........................................@ Air Force, 3/01/03 48.750 ..................... @ MAC Championship, 3/25/06 8. 48.675 ....................@ MAC Championships, 3/18/00 9. 48.650 ........................... @ Northern Illinois, 2/12/06 10. 48.625 ...............................................vs. UIC, 1/25/03

uNEvENBArS 1. 49.250 ............................................. @Temple, 3/4/00 2. 49.175 ....................................vs. Kent State, 3/14/04 3. 49.000 .....................................@ Pittsburgh, 2/26/00 4. 48.975 .................................................@ UIC, 2/24/01 48.975 ....................... vs. Central Michigan, 1/21/01 6. 48.925 .................................................@ Kent, 9/3/01 7. 48.825 ................................... vs. Pittsburgh, 2/18/01 48.800 ............................ vs. Bowling Green, 2/15/04 9. 48.775 ..................... @ MAC Championship, 3/19/04 10. 48.725 ............................@ Northern Illinois, 3/11/07

BALANCEBEAM 1. 49.050 .........................@ Eastern Michigan, 2/20/04 49.050 ...........................................@ Denver, 3/01/03 49.050 ..............@ William & Mary Triangular, 3/6/02 4. 48.950 ...................................vs. Kent State, 3/14/04 48.950 ..........................@ Central Michigan, 3/12/04 6. 48.875 ...........................vs. Michigan Classic, 2/6/00 7. 48.825 ..................... @ MAC Championship, 3/29/03 8. 48.775 .....................................@ Kent State, 2/11/05 48.775 .................................................@ UIC, 2/24/01 10. 48.725 ...................................vs. Kent State, 3/16/08

FLOOrExErCISE 1. 49.300 ...................................vs. Kent State, 3/14/04 49.300 ........................... vs. Illinois-Chicago, 2/29/04 3. 49.275 ....................@ Progress Energy Invite, 3/8/02 49.275 ................................... vs. Pittsburgh, 2/18/01 5. 49.250 ...........................@ BGSU Triangular, 3/22/03 6. 49.175 ......................................... vs. Air Force, 3/3/02 7. 49.125 .................................... vs. Ball State, 1/18/04 8. 49.100 ............................vs. Michigan State, 3/18/07 9. 49.050 .....................................@ Pittsburgh, 2/26/00 10. 49.025 .......................................... @ Cornell, 2/29/04

INdIvIduALMEETrECOrdSvAuLT 1. 9.925 Karen Harper ............. @ MAC Championships, 3/19/04 9.925 Christy Sassic ..................... vs. Bowling Green, 2/15/04 2. 9.900 Amanda Surridge ..............@ BGSU Triangular, 3/22/03 9.990 Courtney Lesson ...............@ Central Michigan , 2/9/08 3. 9.875 Becky Lee ................................................. 2/29-3/19/04 Karen Harper ..................... vs. Illinois-Chicago, 2/29/04 Christy Sassic .............@ MAC Championships, 3/24/01

uNEvENBArS 1. 9.925 Cherisse Marier ................................ @ Cornell, 3/06/04 9.925 Cherisse Marier ........ @ MAC Championships., 3/29/03 9.925 Andrea Ruhe................................@ Pittsburgh, 2/26/00 2. 9.900 Andrea Ruhe....................................... @ Temple, 3/4/00 3. 9.875 Cherisse Marier ...... four times (MR: vs. Kent State, 1/22/06) 9.875 Jen Sturgis ................. @ MAC Championships, 3/25/06 9.875 Laura Ransing ...........................vs. Kent State, 3/14/04 9.875 Andrea Ruhe............................................@ UIC, 2/24/01 9.875 Andrea Ruhe...................@ NIT Championships, 4/8/00 9.875 Lori Gerhardt ...................................... @ Temple, 3/4/00 9.875 Jennifer Gleissner .............................. @ Temple, 3/4/00

BALANCEBEAM 1. 9.950 Julia Haines-LaPenta ......@ Eastern Michigan, 2/20/04 9.950 Christy Sassic ............................vs. Kent State, 3/14/04 2. 9.900 Jennifer Sturgis ................. vs. Michigan State, 3/18/07 Christy Sassic ..................@ Eastern Michigan, 2/20/04 9.900 Tristin Thomas ......................... @ Denver Quad, 3/1/03 9.900 Kristen Maul ................@ William & Mary Trian., 3/5/02 9.900 Kristen Maul ...............@ MAC Championships, 3/24/01 9.900 Christy Sassic .............@ MAC Championships, 3/24/01 9.900 Sara Trudeau ........ three times (MR: @MAC Champ., 3/4/01) 9.900 Andrea Ruhe............................................@ UIC, 2/24/01 9.900 Sara Trudeau .......................................... @ UIC, 2/24/01 9.900 Christy Sassic ......................................@ BGSU, 1/27/01

FLOOrExErCISE 1. 9.975 Cherisse Marier .....................................vs. UIC, 2/29/04 2. 9.925 Laura Ransing ...........................vs. Kent State, 3/14/04 9.925 Christy Sassic ................................. vs. Air Force, 3/3/02 9.925 Christy Sassic ............................ vs. Pittsburgh, 2/18/01 3. 9.900 Cherisse Marier ........................................ 1/18-1/25/04 9.900 Christy Sassic ................................... @ Cornell, 3/06/04 9.900 Julia Haines-LaPenta ..........@ Bowling Green., 3/15/03 9.900 Kristen Maul .....................@ Ball State/SEMO, 3/16/01

ALLArOuNd 1. 39.225 Jennifer Sturgis ................. vs. Michigan State, 3/18/07 2. 39.175 Lori Gerhardt ...................................................... 2/24/00 3. 39.150 Cherisse Marier ................@ Central Michigan, 3/19/06

SEASON/CArEErrECOrdS

vAuLTSeason9.773 Karen Harper ..........................2004 (11)9.672 Becky Lee .................................2004 (8)

Career9.590 Nicole Berends .................2000-02 (35)9.523 Amy Kinsey ....................... 1998-01 (29)

uNEvENBArSSeason9.811 Cherisse Marier ......................2004 (11)9.691 Andrea Ruhe............................. 2001 (9) Career9.775 Cherisse Marier ................2003-06 (46) 9.602 Andrea Ruhe..................... 1998-01 (43)

BEAMSeason9.786 Christy Sassic .........................2001 (11)9.762 Kristen Maul ...........................2001 (13)

Career9.617 Christy Sassic ................... 2001-04 (42)9.560 Sara Trudeau ....................1999-02 (48)

FLOOrSeason9.768 Christy Sassic .........................2001 (10)9.765 Laura Ransing ........................2001 (10)

Career9.746 Christy Sassic ................... 2001-04 (41)9.737 Laura Ransing .................. 2001-04 (40)

ALL-ArOuNdSeason38.623 Cherisse Marier ......................2006 (12)38.516 Cherisse Marier ......................2005 (12)38.456 Jennifer Sturgis ......................2007 (12)

Career38.569 Cherisse Marier ................ 2003-06 (24)37.039 Rachel Smith .................... 1997-00 (27)

( ) - Indicates meets competed.

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CHrISTYSASSICvAuLT:9.925/BEAM:9.95

JENNIFErSTurGISALL-ArOuNd:39.225

CHErISSEMArIErFLOOr:9.975/BArS:9.925

JuLIAHAINES-LAPENTABEAM:9.95

kArENHArPErvAuLT:9.925

ANdrEAruHEBArS:9.925

Julia Haines-LaPenta Karen Harper Cherisse Marier Andrea Ruhe Christy Sassic Jennifer Sturgis

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CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS

1986 1987

The WMU gymnastics program, under the direction of current Bronco athlet-ics director Kathy Beauregard, claimed back-to-back MAC titles in 1986 and 1987.

The 1986 squad (pictured left) posted a then school-record performance of 180.65. The win was the first ever for the program and came at Read Fieldhouse.

The Broncos successfully defended their MAC title in 1987, edging out run-ner-up Bowling Green. Current Bronco coach Terry Karwoski was a member of that championship squad.

WMU Hall of Fame member Linda Mo-ran is pictured at the top of the podium in the all-around. Teammate Bonnie Bog-giano claimed second and Cindy Mazei garnered fifth overall.

The 1988 edition of the Bronco pro-gram nearly claimed the team’s third-straight MAC title, falling by just one-tenth of a point. WMU did, however, set the school record for dual meet victo-ries in a season, posting a 14-3 record, which included a run of seven-straight wins to begin the year.

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2006 Winning the MAC Regular Season Championship and taking the crown at the MAC Championships, 2006 will go down as one of the most decorated sea-sons in school history.

The Broncos finished the regular season with a 5-1 dual record. Terry Karwoski was named MAC Head Coach of the Year for the second time in her career and the Broncos boasted the Gymnast and Senior of the Year in Cherisse Marier.

At the MAC Championships, Western Michigan posted a 193.800 to edge out rival Central Michigan with a 193.175. The Broncos took first in every event except the floor exercise, adding runners-up on bars, beam and floor.

WMU also boasted the top two all-arounders in Jen-nifer Sturgis and Marier. In addition to winning the all-around, Sturgis won both the beam and vault, with Marier taking first on the bars. Both were recognized for their performances as they were named First Team All-MAC.

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1975SEASON(2-4duALS)1/25 @Northwestern Invit. ........5/9 ......55.001/29 EMU ...........................L ..........49.45 69.602/1 Kent State .........................L ..........55.45 96.852/8 @Valparaiso ......................L ..........62.90 68.90 v. Eastern Illinois ..............W .........62.90 54.002/15 @Purdue ...........................L ..........59.06 67.102/20 Michigan ...........................W .........73.20 71.803/1 State of Michigan .............4/5 ......59.31

1976SEASON(2-2duALS) @Valparaiso ......................L ..........69.35 v. St. Mary’s ......................W .........69.351/31 Kent State .........................L ..........81.00 100.00 Michigan ...........................W .........76.03 72.762/25 @SMAIAW..........................5/5 ......27.45

1977SEASON(4-4duALS)1/7 Michigan ...........................L ..........83.50 83.601/15 @BGSU ...........................L ..........102.00 120.652/12 @UW-Whitewater ..............W .........99.85 86.15 v. Valparaiso .....................W .........99.85 82.50 v. UW-Milwaukee ..............W .........99.85 79.002/19 @EMU ...........................L ..........106.25 113.25 v. CMU ...........................L ..........106.25 122.10 v. YSU ...........................W .........106.25 92.652/25 @SMAIAW .........................5/5 ......101.05

1978SEASON(4-7duALS)12/14 Valparaiso .........................W .........101.35 33.551/14 CMU ...........................L ..........98.10 115.10 Eastern Michigan .............L ..........98.10 118.70 Illinois-Chicago .................L ..........98.10 125.651/19 @Michigan ........................L ..........74.15 128.002/4 BGSU ...........................L ..........105.50 126.55 Northwestern ....................W .........105.50 45.302/11 @UW-Whitewater ..............W .........116.69 98.20 v. UW-River Falls ...............W .........116.69 110.552/14 @EMU ...........................L ..........106.40 119.50 v. Michigan State ..............L ..........106.40 133.702/23 SMAIAW 5/6 .....................108.00

1979SEASON(3-4duALS)1/18 @Michigan ........................L ..........96.70 125.00 v. CMU ...........................L ..........96.70 116.601/25 @Valparaiso ......................W .........105.50 67.602/27 @Kent State ......................L ..........107.00 129.352/2 N. Michigan ......................W .........107.30 105.802/9 @BGSU ...........................L ..........105.35 129.552/10 @NIU Invitational ..............2/8 ......110.252/23 SMAIAW ...........................5/6 ......112.002/28 Notre Dame ......................W .........115.70 55.70

1980SEASON(7-6duALS)12/5 Valparaiso .........................W .........112.15 89.2512/8 @UW-Milwaukee ...............W .........120.50 109.35 v. NE Illinois ......................W .........120.50 89.45 v. Wheaton ........................W .........120.50 94.45 ..1/5 @BGSU ...........................L ..........114.25 130.951/12 Ball State ..........................W .........117.60 100.30 EMU ...........................L ..........117.60 121.251/18 Kent State .........................L ..........117.15 128.151/24 @CMU ...........................L ..........123.95 125.951/26 @N. Michigan ...................W .........118.10 114.702/1 Air Force W ........................120.65 116.10

2/9 @NIU Invite .......................1/8 ......126.502/16 @Miam i...........................L ..........116.05 117.30 v. Indiana ..........................L ..........116.05 126.503/21 SMAIAW ..........................5/6 ......124.753/8 @CMU Invite .....................3/5 ......126.15

1981SEASON(8-4duALS)11/22 @NIU Invitational ..............1/6 ......116.5511/23 @Wisconsin ......................W .........120.40 115.1512/5 @Indiana ...........................L ..........125.45 130.2012/10 @Valparaiso ......................W .........116.05 106.201/10 @Michigan ........................L ..........120.20 128.851/16 @Indiana State .................W .........129.70 127.65 v. Iowa ...........................W .........129.70 124.301/17 @Ball State .......................W .........121.45 117.55 .. v. EMU ...........................L ..........121.45 125.751/23 @Kent State ......................L ..........122.50 134.50 ..1/30 CMU ...........................W .........127.00 125.802/6 Northern Illinois................W .........127.80 123.202/14 @Northwestern .................2/5 ......130.402/21 N. Michigan ......................W .........130.65 118.502/27 SMAIAW ...........................4/6 ......130.353/21 @MAC (Kent) .....................4/7 ......129.40

1982SEASON(5-8duALS)12/4 @NIU ...........................W .........126.00 122.50 v. UW-Milwaukee ..............W .........126.00 115.0012/12 Indiana ...........................L ..........125.20 129.75 Valparaiso .........................W .........125.20 98.351/8 BGSU ...........................L ..........125.00 127.00 ..1/15 @EMU ...........................L ..........124.80 133.051/23 Kent State .........................L ..........128.35 130.60 Michigan ...........................L ..........128.35 135.501/30 @Indiana State .................L ..........126.25 132.35 ..2/6 @Northwestern Inv. ..........2/5 ......130.15/13 @Illinois State ...................L ..........135.10 137.152/19 Ball State ..........................L ..........128.50 129.30 Wisconsin .........................W .........128.50 123.052/26 @CMU ...........................W .........131.20 130.253/7 @MAC (BGSU) ...................3/7 ......131.703/12 @NCAA Regionals .............5/7 ......132.25

1983SEASON(10-8duALS)2/12 @Michigan ........................L ..........160.90 162.30 v. Michigan State ..............L ..........160.90 167.30 v. York ...........................W .........160.90 110.35 (Wolverine Invit.)1/7 @Ball State .......................W .........163.45 162.90 v. SEt Mo. St. ....................L ..........163.45 168.701/15 @Illinois-Chicago ..............W .........164.95 159.751/22 CMU ...........................W .........163.95 152.00 NIU ...........................W .........163.95 134.301/28 @Kent State ......................L ..........158.90 168.25 v. Ball State .......................W .........158.90 149.502/5 Bronco Invite.....................1/5 ......168.002/12 Illinois State ......................W .........169.10 162.45 EMU ...........................W .........169.10 167.352/18 @UW Invite ........................2/7 ......166.552/19 @NIU ...........................W .........161.80 142.50 v. UW-Oshkosh..................L ..........161.80 163.002/26 @BGSI ...........................L ..........167.95 172.153/4 @Indiana ...........................L ..........170.55 176.85 v. Southern Illinois............L ..........170.55 172.40 v. Wisconsin ......................W .........170.55 164.803/19 @MAC (BSU) .....................4/7 ......165.60

1984SEASON(5-4-2duALS)11/11 @Michigan ........................L ..........164.80 169.45 v. Michigan State ..............L ..........164.80 171.251/13 Wisconsin .........................W .........166.65 159.451/20 Illinois-Chicago .................W .........169.30 161.80 Kent State .........................W .........169.30 166.851/28 @Illinois State ...................L ..........172.40 170.90 v. Southeast Miss. ............T ..........172.40 172.402/4 Bronco Invitational ...........1/7 ......169.952/11 @EMU ...........................W .........167.55 164.502/17 @Wisconsin Invit. .............2/5 ......170.552/24 Bowling Green ..................T ..........170.55 170.553/3 @CMU ...........................W .........171.35 164.703/10 @MAC (Kent) .....................4/7 ......169.703/16 @Michigan ........................L ..........172.90 176.9

1985SEASON(13-5duALS)12/8-9 @Michigan ........................W .........169.25 169.15 v. Michigan State ..............L ..........169.25 175.40 v. Indiana State ................L ..........169.25 174.25 (Wolverine Invit.)1/4 @Auburn ...........................W .........167.10 164.45 v. Ball State .......................W .........167.10 164.301/11 CMU ...........................W .........171.60 161.101/18 @Illinois-Chicago ..............W .........171.75 170.351/19 @Northern Illinois.............W .........171.95 170.55 .. v. Illinois State ..................W .........171.95 167.351/25 @Kent State ......................W .........173.50 168.00 v. Indiana (Pa.) .................W .........173.50 164.20 v. Toronto ..........................W .........173.50 145.702/2 Bronco Invitational ...........1/7 ......173.752/9 Valparaiso .........................W .........173.35 137.202/16 @EMU ...........................W .........173.15 172.25 v. CMU ...........................W .........173.15 170.752/22 @Bowling Green ...............L ..........171.60 174.853/2 @Indiana ...........................L ..........173.90 175.203/9 @Ball State .......................L ..........171.60 174.053/16 @MAC (CMU).....................2/7 ......174.50

1986SEASON(6-7duALS)1/11 @Michigan ........................L ..........170.60 175.951/18 Bronco Invitational ...........2/7 ......171.651/24 Kent State .........................W .........173.65 171.50 Northern Illinois................L ..........173.65 175.001/25 @CMU ...........................W .........174.05 172.151/31 Ball State ..........................W .........173.65 171.302/1 @EMU ...........................W .........173.00 172.702/16 @Michigan State ..............L ..........173.35 181.40 v. CMU ...........................L ..........173.35 173.45 v. Iowa State .....................W .........173.35 167.452/21 Bowling Green ..................W .........172.85 170.353/1 @Kentucky ........................L ..........169.10 175.203/8 @Jacksonville St. ..............L ..........174.80 178.053/15 @Wisconsin ......................L ..........174.15 176.403/22 MAC (WMU).......................1/7 ......180.65

1987SEASON(8-6duALS)1/9 Michigan ...........................L ..........171.75 173.25 Michigan State .................L ..........171.75 177.40 Southeast Mo. St. ............W .........171.75 166.101/17 @Northern Illinois.............L ..........175.30 175.55 v. UW-Oshkosh..................W .........175.30 165.451/23 @Kent State ......................W .........175.45 172.501/31 Illinois-Chicago .................W .........173.20 139.202/7 Bronco Invitational ...........1/5 ......177.352/13 @Ball State .......................W .........175.10 165.052/20 @Bowling Green ...............L ..........174.00 174.30

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2/22 @Michigan State ..............L ..........178.15 184.25 v. Wisconsin ......................W .........178.15 175.453/6 @Auburn ...........................L ..........171.50 181.353/14 @EMU ...........................W .........172.55 170.253/21 UW-Oshkosh .....................W .........178.75 166.403/29 @MAC (EMU) .....................1/6 ......177.20

1988SEASON(14-3duALS)1/16 @CMU ...........................W .........170.65 170.30 v. EMU ...........................W .........170.65 167.201/23 Illinois-Chicago .................W .........175.65 158.75 Kent State .........................W .........175.65 172.35 Northern Illinois................W .........175.65 173.751/30 @EMU ...........................W .........174.10 171.702/6 @UW-Oshkosh ..................W .........170.95 168.30 v. CMU ...........................L ..........170.95 173.80 v. N. Michigan ...................W .........170.95 168.05 (UW-Oshkosh Invit.)2/12 Bowling Green ..................W .........176.00 171.702/20 CMU ...........................W .........179.80 171.05 N. Michigan ......................W .........179.80 171.65 (Bronco Invitational)2/27 @Illinois State ...................W .........179.15 177.503/4 @California .......................W .........180.30 179.053/13 @Michigan ........................L ..........174.95 180.40 Illinois-Chicago .................W .........174.95 168.753/18 @Michigan St. Inv. ............5/5 ......163.903/20 Ball State ..........................L ..........174.10 174.203/26 MAC (Kent) ........................2/6 ......176.40

1989SEASON(8-8duALS)1/14 @Ball State .......................L ..........170.55 170.95 v. Michigan .......................W .........170.55 168.501/21 @Kent State ......................L ..........173.25 178.101/28 UW-Oshkosh .....................W .........179.10 170.152/4 CMU ...........................W .........176.65 176.50 Illinois at Chicago .............W .........176.65 171.35 Valparaiso .........................W .........176.65 160.95 (Bronco Invitational)2/10 @Bowling Green ...............L ..........177.60 179.752/17 @Northern Illinois.............L ..........178.50 180.952/25 EMU ...........................L ..........178.25 178.753/5 @New Mexico ...................L ..........182.55 185.05 v. Air Force ........................W .........182.55 177.203/12 @Michigan ........................L ..........180.85 183.75 v. Michigan State ..............L ..........180.85 185.30 (Michigan Invit.)3/18 @MAC (BSU) .....................4/6 ......181.103/22 @Illinois-Chicago ..............W .........180.15 175.153/25 Illinois State ......................W .........181.00 175.50

1990SEASON(6-8-1duALS)1/14 CMU ...........................T ..........177.90 177.90 Michigan ...........................L ..........177.90 179.35 Northern Illinois................L ..........177.90 178.051/20 Kent State .........................W .........180.85 179.451/27 Illinois-Chicago .................W .........180.60 159.552/3 Ball State ..........................W .........180.70 176.80 CMU ...........................L ..........180.70 180.95 (Bronco Invitational)2/9 @EMU ...........................L ..........179.90 181.20 v. Illinois State ..................W .........179.90 174.352/17 @CMU ...........................L ..........177.30 181.752/23 @Michigan State ..............L ..........179.35 185.553/5 @Houston Baptist ............L ..........175.60 183.903/10 @Illinois State ...................L ..........178.65 179.15

v. Winona State ................W .........178.65 177.753/16 Bowling Green ..................W .........183.75 183.253/24 @MAC (BSU) .....................6/6 ......182.15

1991SEASON(4-10duALS)1/12 @Ball State .......................L ..........176.70 180.50 v. Iowa ...........................L ..........176.70 179.45 v. Southeast Mo. St. .........L ..........176.70 181.80 (Cardinal Classic)1/19 @CMU ...........................L ..........180.50 182.20 v. EMU ...........................W .........180.50 179.25 .. v. Michigan State ..............L ..........180.50 182.25 (State of Michigan)1/25 @Kent State ......................W .........180.40 180.251/30 @Illinois-Chicago ..............W .........182.45 175.002/9 EMU ...........................L ..........182.65 184.102/16 @Northern Illinois.............L ..........182.25 184.552/22 Michigan State .................L ..........183.75 186.103/1 CMU ...........................L ..........184.15 185.903/8 @Bowling Green ...............L ..........183.10 185.153/16 Illinois State ......................W .........186.40 182.053/23 @MAC (CMU).....................2/6 ......183.85

1992SEASON(3-11duALS)1/18 Kent State .........................W .........175.15 174.251/25 Illinois-Chicago .................W .........181.25 132.052/1 @EMU ...........................L ..........180.85 183.202/7 @Michigan State ..............L ..........177.50 185.052/16 @EMU ...........................L ..........160.90 186.80 v. CMU ...........................L ..........160.90 186.10 v. Michigan State ..............L ..........160.90 187.55 (State of Michigan)2/22 Northern Illinois................L ..........184.25 185.852/28 @Southeast Mo. St. .........L ..........187.30 190.60 v. Iowa State .....................L ..........187.30 188.40 v. Michigan State ..............L ..........187.30 188.70 (Cap’n Crunch Invit.)3/7 @Michigan ........................L ..........181.70 189.753/14 @CMU ...........................L ..........183.10 186.353/21 Ball State ..........................W .........183.90 183.803/28 MAC (WMU).......................4/6 ......183.85

1993 Season (2-10 duals)1/9 @Cardinal Classic .............3/5 ......181.201/15 EMU ...........................L ..........178.80 181.501/22 Michigan State .................L ..........180.25 183.65 ..1/30 @Illinois-Chicago ..............L ..........182.95 183.652/7 @State of Michigan ..........5/5 ......180.102/13 @Kent State ......................L ..........183.90 186.552/14 @Bowling Green ...............L ..........183.85 185.452/20 @Illinois State ...................L ..........184.95 189.352/27 CMU ...........................L ..........180.85 186.353/5 @Northern Illinois.............L ..........184.70 188.553/7 Bowling Green ..................W .........184.40 183.903/12 @Michigan ........................L ..........186.10 193.30 v. Ball State .......................W .........186.10 185.00 v. Oklahoma ......................L ..........186.10 189.153/20 @MAC (EMU) .....................5/6 ......186.05

1994SEASON(7-8duALS)1/9 @Northern Illinois.............L ..........178.200 179.775 ..1/15 @EMU ...........................L ..........175.625 178.7251/22 @Ball State .......................L ..........181.225 185.275 Illinois-Chicago .................W .........181.225 179.850 Kent State .........................W .........181.225 179.400

(Cardinal Classic)1/29 Illinois-Chicago .................W .........181.425 181.1002/6 @State of Michigan ..........4/5 ......183.1002/11 @Michigan ........................L ..........187.825 195.3502/20 @Southeast Mo. St. .........W .........188.450 188.375 v. Illinois-Chicago ..............W .........188.450 188.150 v. Oklahoma ......................L ..........188.450 191.025 (Cap’n Crunch Classic)2/25 Kent State .........................L ..........187.750 190.5003/1 @Michigan State ..............L ..........181.100 185.9003/5 Bowling Green ..................W .........185.925 180.7003/12 Ball State ..........................W .........187.125 184.8003/18 @CMU L .........................185.100 188.0253/25 @MAC (Kent) .....................5/6 ......187.550

1995SEASON(3-11duALS,1-5MAC)1/15 CMU# ...........................W .........181.965 181.650 Northern Illinois................W .........181.965 181.450 (Bronco Stampede)1/22 EMU# ...........................L ..........181.275 183.3751/27 @Illinois-Chicago ..............L ..........189.175 190.1002/5 State of Michigan .............5/5 ......184.5252/11 @CMU# ...........................L ..........181.425 185.4752/19 @Michigan State ..............L ..........185.350 190.950 v. Kent State .....................L ..........185.350 188.575 v. Ohio State .....................L ..........185.350 189.525 (Hobie Invitational)2/24 @Bowling Green# .............L ..........183.075 184.2503/3 @Cal St. Fullerton .............L ..........185.600 192.5503/11 @EMU ...........................L ..........185.775 187.750 v. Pittsburgh ......................W .........185.775 182.8503/12 Ball State# ........................L ..........185.950 188.0503/18 @Kent State# ...................L ..........185.550 191.0503/25 @MAC Champs. ................4/6 ......186.400415 @NIT ...........................6/8 ......190.825 #MAC duals

1996SEASON(2-9duALS,0-6MAC)1/19 @Ball State# .....................L ..........182.675 188.2501/28 @Northern Illinois.............L ..........187.550 191.350 ..2/4 @State of Michigan ..........5/5 ......184.5752/11 Ball State# ........................L ..........185.375 188.425 CMU# ...........................L ..........185.375 189.0502/18 Illinois-Chicago .................L ..........186.925 187.7753/3 @Bubble Invitational ........5/7 ......187.9253/8 @Bowling Green# .............L ..........185.700 187.8253/9 @EMU # .........................L ..........187.200 189.0253/17 Kent State# ......................L ..........186.700 191.5003/23 @Pittsburgh ......................L ..........190.075 191.925 v. Temple ...........................W .........190.075 186.100 v. Indiana (Pa.) .................W .........190.075 176.3253/30 @MAC (BGSU) ...................5/6 ......189.175 #MAC duals

1997SEASON(2-14duALS,0-5MAC)1/19 Northern Illinois................L ..........183.025 186.6751/24 @Ball State# .....................L ..........184.825 191.800 v. Kent State .....................L ..........184.825 191.300 v. Northern Illinois ............L ..........184.825 188.475 (Cardinal Classic)1/27 @Southeast Mo. St. .........L ..........190.200 192.075 v. Nebraska .......................L ..........190.200 195.450 v. Texas Woman’s .............W .........190.200 188.800 (KZIM-Schnucks Invit.)2/2 @State of Michigan ..........5/5 ......188.4502/8 CMU# ...........................L ..........186.600 191.875


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1998SEASON(2-11duALS,1-5MAC)1/11 @Northern Illinois# ..........L ..........181.275 185.900 v. Winona State ................W .........181.275 177.9001/18 @ Mizzou Classic ..............5/5 ......182.8501/31 @Michigan ........................L ..........185.900 194.750 v. Michigan State ..............L ..........185.900 193.350 v. CMU ...........................L ..........185.900 190.450 (Michigan Classic)2/7 @EMU# ...........................L ..........187.050 189.5502/15 Ball State# ........................W .........186.925 185.6252/22 BowlingGreen# .................L ..........190.225 190.625 Illinois-Chicago .................L ..........190.225 191.5002/28 @CMU# ...........................L ..........185.925 192.1753/8 Kent State# ......................L ..........190.725 191.6003/14 @Michigan State ..............L ..........190.300 196.375 v. Ohio State .....................L ..........190.300 192.0753/21 @MAC (NIU) ......................5/7 ......190.225 #MAC duals

1999SEASON(5-7duALS,2-4MAC)1/10 #11 CMU ...........................L ..........187.325 191.425 Illinois State ......................W .........187.325 186.4751/15 @ Ball State# ....................L ..........188.300 192.800 vs. CMU ...........................L ..........188.300 190.050 (Cardinal Classic)1/17 EMU# ...........................W .........186.775 186.1001/22 @ Bowling Green# ............L ..........186.525 191.6251/30 @ Iowa ...........................W .........191.075 190.275 vs. Winona State ..............W .........191.075 185.0252/6 @ Michigan Classic ..........4/5 ......189.5502/14 CMU# ...........................L ..........188.975 192.0252/21 Northern Illinois# .............W .........190.175 186.3502/27 @ Illinois-Chicago .............L ..........190.900 194.2503/5 @ UCSB Invite ...................3/6 ......188.9503/20 @ Kent# ...........................L ..........190.000 191.9253/27 MAC Champs. ...................5/7 ......190.7254/18 @ NIT ...........................6/6 ......189.475 #MAC Duals

2000SEASON(10-6duALS,4-2MAC)1/9 UW-River Falls ..................W .........186.825 157.950 Illinois State ......................L ..........186.825 189.450 Rutgers ...........................L ..........186.825 187.1251/16 Mizzou Classic ..................5/5 ......186.375 ----1/23 @ Northern Illinois............W .........189.450 185.950 vs. UW-La Crosse..............W .........189.450 179.3501/30 vs. Bowling Green ............W .........191.075 189.225 Kent ...........................L ..........191.075 192.3252/6 Michigan Classic ..............3/5 ......192.375 ----2/11 @ EMU ...........................W .........191.275 189.9502/20 vs. Ball State.....................W .........194.350 194.2502/26 @ Pittsburgh .....................L ..........193.375 194.8503/1 @ Maryland .......................L ..........193.625 195.050 vs. James Madison ..........W .........193.625 190.3003/4 @ Temple ..........................W .........194.125 186.125 vs. Rhode Island ...............W .........194.125 191.400 vs. West Chester ..............W .........194.125 184.325

3/11 @ Central Michigan ..........L ..........192.800 195.8253/18 @ MAC Champs. ...............4/7 ......193.100 195.5754/8 @ NIT .................................5/7 ......192.550

2001SEASON(9-9duALS,3-3MAC)1/7 Illinois State ......................L ..........193.850 195.1251/14 vs. Eastern Michigan........W .........193.100 189.400 vs. Illinois-Chicago ............W .........193.100 191.025 vs. Massachusetts ...........W .........193.100 189.6001/21 Central Michigan ..............W .........193.400 192.2751/27 @ Bowling Green ..............L ..........191.950 195.0002/4 @ Michigan Classic ..........3/4 ......192.800 ---2/11 vs. Northern Illinois ..........W .........192.900 189.8002/18 vs. Pittsburgh....................W .........194.750 192.4752/24 @ Illinois-Chicago .............L ..........194.075 195.4252/28 @ Seattle-Pacific ...............W .........194.025 193.7003/4 @ Washington ...................L ..........194.075 196.725 vs. Utah L .........................194.075 196.7253/9 @ Kent State .....................L ..........193.525 195.4253/16 @ Ball State ......................L ..........193.675 195.075 vs. SE Missouri State .......W .........193.675 191.3503/24 @ MAC Champs. ...............6/7 ......193.450 ---

2002SEASON(7-10-1duALS,1-5MAC)1/6 @ Northern Illinois............W .........189.675 188.2251/11 @ Michigan State .............L ..........188.025 194.650 vs. West Virginia ...............L ..........188.025 189.925 vs. Iowa State ...................L ..........188.025 195.1751/20 Ball State ..........................L ..........192.925 194.500 Illinois-Chicago .................W .........192.925 190.9001/27 Kent State .........................L ..........192.075 194.2752/3 @ Michigan Classic ..........5th/5 ..189.925 2/10 @ Central Michigan ..........L ..........190.675 193.2502/17 @ Eastern Michigan .........L ..........190.650 193.700 vs. Northern Illinois ..........W .........190.650 190.150 2/24 Bowling Green ..................L ..........192.825 194.8753/3 Air Force W ........................193.950 192.9253/6 @ William & Mary .............T ..........194.500 194.500 vs. Towson ........................W .........194.500 192.9753/8 @ NC State ........................L ..........194.250 195.525 vs. Yale W ........................194.250 193.775 vs. Ball State.....................W .........194.250 192.4503/15 @ SE Missouri State .........L ..........191.000 193.4002/23 @ MAC Champs. ...............6th/7 ..192.125

2003SEASON(7-8duALS,1-5MAC)1/3 @ Ball State ......................L ..........186.775 190.1251/12 @ Bowling Green ..............L ..........192.375 192.850 1/25 @ Illinois-Chicago .............L ..........191.575 195.2002/2 @ Michigan Classic .......................5th/5 192.002/9 Central Michigan ..............L ..........193.00 195.450 Illinois State ......................L ..........193.00 193.0252/16 Southeast Miss. St. ..........W .........194.325 193.475 vs. Ball State.....................W .........194.325 192.7252/23 Eastern Michigan .............W .........192.500 190.0003/1 @ Denver ...........................L ..........193.300 196.300 vs. Illinois ..........................W .........193.300 192.700 vs. Air Force ......................W .........193.300 189.8253/5 @ Air Force ........................W .........193.550 192.2753/16 Northern Illinois................L ..........193.350 194.0503/22 @ Bowling Green ..............W .........193.250 192.175 vs. Kent State ...................L ..........193.250 196.1503/29 MAC Champs ....................5th/7 ..194.100

2004SEASON(5-7duALS,2-4MAC)1/16 @ MSU Invite ....................L .......... 192.125/4th1/18 Ball State ..........................L ..........193.150 193.2001/25 at Northern Illinois ...........L ..........192.750 194.1752/6 at Michigan Classic ..........L ..........5th/ 193.3752/15 Bowling Green ..................W .........194.475 194.3752/20 at Eastern Michigan .........W .........194.150 193.5002/29 Illinois-Chicago .................L ..........193.875 195.7253/6 at Cornell Quad ................W .........1st/ 194.4253/12 at Central Michigan ..........L ..........193.675 195.9753/14 Kent State .........................L ..........195.575 197.0503/19 MAC Champs. ...................6th/7 ..194.025

2005SEASON(5-14duALS,1-5MAC)1/16 Eastern Michigan .............L .......... 188.150 189.8251/21 Cardinal Classic ................2nd ...... 192.125 1/30 Central Michigan ..............L ..........192.675 194.5502/06 Michigan Classic ..............4th ....... 192.0502/11 Kent State .........................2nd ...... 194.1002/13 Bowling Green ..................L ..........191.800 193.6252/26 Illinois-Chicago .................L ..........192.675 195.7253/4 No. 2 LSU Quad ................4th ....... 189.9753/13 Northern Illinois................L ..........191.825 192.9503/18 Eastern Michigan .............L ..........193.475 194.4503/25 MAC Champ ......................7th ....... 190.525

2006rESuLTS(14-8,5-1MAC)1/8 Illinois-Chicago .................W .........191.800 191.1501/14 at MSU/PITT .....................3rd.......189.4251/22 Kent State .........................W .........192.650 191.4251/27 at Eastern Michigan .........W .........192.025 191.6502/3 Michigan Classic ..............4th .......192.3002/12 at Northern Illinois ...........W .........192.500 192.4252/19 Bowling Green ..................W .........190.100 187.3252/24 at Illinois State .................L ..........187.075 188.7502/26 Alaska Anchorage ............L ..........191.850 191.7253/12 Ball State ..........................W .........191.625 187.5253/19 at Central Michigan ..........L ..........192.975 194.6503/25 MAC Champ. (WMU) .........1st .......193.800

2007rESuLTS(5-8,4-2MAC)1/12 at Kent State ....................L ..........193.100 187.6251/20 at Bowling Green ..............L ..........189.300 189.0751/28 Eastern Michigan .............W .........194.650 191.7002/3 at Michigan Classic ..........5th .......191.9752/10 at Illinois-Chicago .............L ..........192.125 191.9002/18 Central Michigan ..............W .........192.600 190.3752/24 Air Force ...........................W .........193.375 186.2753/11 Northern Illinois................W .........192.775 192.5003/18 Michigan State .................L ..........196.300 194.2503/23 at Ball State ...................... W ........191.775 189.9003/31 MAC Champ. (EMU) ..........6th .......192.200

2008SEASON(4-13duALS,2-4MAC)1/11 at Michigan State .............L ..........192.025 190.3251/13 Ball State ..........................W .........185.450 189.8251/20 Illinois-Chicago .................W .........190.652 191.1251/27 at Northern Illinois ...........L ..........193.400 141.1752/2 at Michigan Classic ..........5 of 5 ..190.0502/9 at Central Michigan ..........L ..........193.200 190.8252/16 at Eastern Michigan .........L ..........193.075 193.0002/24 Bowling Green ..................W .........193.075 193.4003/2 at MSU Invitational ...........2 of 3 ..193.6503/7 at Kentucky Tri-Meet ........3 of 3 ..191.3253/16 Kent State .........................L ..........194.550 192.4753/21 Central Michigan ..............L ..........193.050 192.7753/29 MAC Champ. (KSU) ..........5 of 7 ..192.500



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2009SEASON(2-15,0-6MAC)1/9 at Michigan State .............4 of 4 187.9001/18 Eastern Michigan .............L ..........190.500 180.1251/25 Central Mihcigan ..............L ..........194.100 185.9501/31 at Illinois-Chicago .............W .........191.575 191.875 2/6 at State of Michigan Classic ..4 of 4 .... 188.0752/13 at Bowling Green .............L ..........192.975 191.6002/22 at Ball State *..................L ..........190.975 189.8002/27 at Missouri ..........................4 of 4 192.8753/6 Cal ...........................W .........189.650 191.3003/9 Northern Illinois................L ..........194.300 192.4503/15 Kent State * .....................L ..........196.750 193.0253/21 MAC Championships ........7 of 7 190.075

rECOrdvS.OPPONENTSchool W L TAir Force 6 1 0Alaska-Anchorage 0 1 0Arizona 0 1 0Auburn 1 1 0Ball State 20 15 0Bowling Green 10 22 1California 2 0 0Cal. State Fullerton 0 2 0Centenary 1 0 0Central Michigan 11 33 1Cornell 1 0 0Denver 0 1 0Eastern Illinois 1 0 0Eastern Michigan 15 26 0Eau Claire 1 0 0Houston Baptist 0 1 0Illinois 1 1 0Illinois-Chicago 19 11 0Illinois State 8 8 0Indiana 0 5 0Indiana State 1 2 0Indiana (Pa.) 2 0 0Iowa 2 1 0Iowa State 1 2 0Ithaca 1 0 0Jacksonville State 0 1 0James Madison 1 0 0Kent State 10 25 0Kentucky 0 2 0Maryland 0 1 0Massachusetts 1 0 0Miami (Ohio) 0 1 0Michigan 4 22 0Michigan State 0 30 0Missouri 0 1 0Nebraska 0 1 0North Carolina State 0 1 0New Mexico 0 1 0Northeastern Illinois 1 0 0Northern Illinois 14 15 0Northern Michigan 5 0 0Northwestern 1 0 0Notre Dame 1 0 0Ohio State 0 2 0Oklahoma 0 2 0Pittsburgh 2 3 0Purdue 0 1 0Rhode Island 2 0 0Rutgers 1 1 0Saint Mary’s (Ind.) 1 0 0Seattle-Pacific 1 0 0SE Missouri St. 4 5 1Southern Illinois 0 1 0Temple 2 0 0Texas Woman’s 1 0 0Toronto 1 0 0Towson 1 0 0Utah 0 1 0Valparaiso 8 2 0Washington 0 1 0West Chester 1 0 0West Virginia 0 1 0Wheaton 1 0 0William & Mary 0 0 1Winona State 3 0 0Wisconsin 5 1 0Wisconsin-LaCrosse 1 0 0Wisconsin-Milwaukee 3 0 0Wisconsin-Oshkosh 4 1 0Wisconsin-River Falls 2 0 0Wisconsin-Whitewater 2 0 0Yale 1 0 0York 1 0 0Youngstown State 1 0 0

Totals 188 266 4

ALL-TIME COACHES

Diane DorganOne Season (1975)

Sally BelsonThree Seasons (1976-78)

Kathy BeuregardNine Seasons (1979-88)

Brigette LaketaNine Seasons (1989-97)

Terry Karwoski12 Seasons (1998-2009)

Dave KuzaraFirst Season (2010)

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LOrIGErHArdTALL-ArOuNd•2000

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ANdrEAruHEALL-ArOuNd•2000

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TrISTANTHOMASBEAM•2003(2002-04)

CHErISSEMArIErALL-ArOuNd•2005,2006

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JENNIFErSTurGISALL-ArOuNd•2006,2007

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COurTNEYLESSONALL-ArOuNd•2008

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ANdrEAPErINIALL-ArOuNd•2009

(2006-09)

krISTINEGArBArINOALL-ArOuNd•2009

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WMN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - SEASON MOST ASSISTS - 44 MOST GOALS - 37 MOST POINTS - 97

WMN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - CAREER MOST ASSISTS - 129 MOST GOALS - 118 MOST POINTS - 284 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - GAME MOST POINTS - 100 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS - 15 MOST REBOUNDS - 51 MOST STEALS - 13 MOST ASSISTS - 22MOST POINTS IN FIRST CAREER GAME - 52

MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - SEASON MOST BLOCKED SHOTS - 207 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS BY A TEAM - 315MOST TEAM POINTS SCORED - 3464 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - CAREER MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS - 413MOST ASSISTS - 1076MOST POINTS - 37MOST CONSECUTIVE FREE THROWS - 85MOST GAMES PLAYED - 151

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MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY - GAME MOST POINTS - 11 MOST GOALS - 9 MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS - 3 MOST SAVES - 78

MEN’S SWIMMING 50m FREESTYLE - 21.64 100m BREASTSTROKE - 59.30 200m BACKSTROKE - 1:44.06 50m BACKSTROKE - 24.99 400m FREESTYLE - 3:40.08SHORT-COURSE 4X100m FREESTYLE - 3:09.57

WOMEN’S SWIMMING50m FREESTYLE - 24.13 100m FREESTYLE - 53.52100m BACKSTROKE - 59.58200m FREESTYLE - 1:57.65200m BACKSTROKE - 2:06.62400m FREESTYLE - 4:03.85SHORT-COURSE 4X100m FREESTYLE - 3:34.05 MEN’S TRACK AND FIELD 100m - 9.77 200m - 19.32 400m - 43.18 800m - 1:41.11 JAVELIN - 98.48m MARATHON - 2:04.55 3000m STEEPLECHASE - 7:53.63 HIGH JUMP - 2.45m LONG JUMP - 8.95mTRIPLE JUMP - 18.29m WMN’S TRACK AND FIELD 100m - 10.49 200m - 21.34 400m - 47.60 800m - 1:53.28 100m HURDLES - 12.21 400m HURDLES - 52.34 MARATHON - 2:15.25 DISCUS - 76.80m POLE VAULT - 5.00mLONG JUMP - 7.52mHIGH JUMP - 2.09mTRIPLE JUMP - 15.5m

MEN’S MARATHONFASTEST HALF MARATHON - 59.05FASTEST MARATHON - 2:04.55

PUSH UPSNON-STOP - 10,507 1 MINUTE - 1385 MINUTES - 4411 HOUR - 387724 HOURS - 46,0011 YEAR - 1,500,230

MEN’S SHORT TRACK SKATING 500m - 41.184 1000m - 1:24.674 1500m - 2:10.639 WOMEN’S SHORT TRACK SKATING 500m - 43.671 1000m - 1:31.191 1500m - 2:18.861

MEN’S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL - MATCH MOST KILLS - 49 SERVICE ACES - 4 BLOCK SOLOS - 11 DIGS - 27

MEN’S ARCHERY 72 ARROW RANKING ROUND - 68718 ARROW MATCH - 17712 ARROW MATCH - 11927 ARROW MATCH - 260

WOMEN’S ARCHERY72 ARROW RANKING ROUND - 68218 ARROW MATCH - 17512 ARROW MATCH - 11827 ARROW MATCH - 258 PROFESSIONAL BASEBALLMOST GRAND SLAMS IN 1 GAME - 2 LONGEST GAME - 8 hrs 6 minsMOST STRIKEOUTS IN A SEASON - 383MOST WORLD SERIES WINS - 26MOST STOLEN BASES SEASON - 130MOST STOLEN BASES CAREER - 1406 WOMEN’S COLLEGE SOFTBALL - GAME MOST HITS - 8 MOST HOME RUNS - 4 MOST STOLEN BASES - 7 WOMEN’S COLLEGE SOFTBALL - CAREER MOST VICTORIES BY A PITCHER - 151 MOST SHUTOUTS BY A PITCHER - 94 MOST RBIs - 328 MOST CONSECUTIVE HITS - 10 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES HITTING STREAK - 43 MEN’S PROFESSIONAL BOXINGMOST TITLES - 4MOST TITLE BOUTS - 37LONGEST CHAMPION REIGN - 11yrsLONGEST UNBEATEN - 16yrs 8mths IN A TOTAL OF 49 FIGHTSMOST CAREER KOs - 145CONSECUTIVE CAREER WINS - 49

MEN’S PROFESSIONAL SURFINGMOST CAREER CHAMPIONSHIPS - 6WOMEN’S PROFESSIONAL SURFINGMOST CAREER CHAMPIONSHIPS - 6

SIT-UPS 1 hour - 8555

MEN’S PROFESSIONAL GOLFLONGEST CARRY WITH A DRIVE ON THE FLY - 408ydsMOST U.S. MASTERS TITLES - 6CAREER WINS - 82 CAREER MAJORS WINS - 18

SKATEBOARDING HIGHEST OLLIE - 44.5 in LONGEST RAMP JUMP - 79 ftFASTEST SPEED STANDING - 62.55mphHIGHEST AIR - 7ft 8in

MEN’S CYCLINGSPRINT - 10.129INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT - 4:15.165 1km TIME TRIAL - 1:00.711

WOMEN’S CYCLINGSPRINT - 11.21INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT - 3:24.537500m TIME TRIAL - 33.952

MEN’S SHOOTING10m RUNNING TARGET - 59025m RAPID FIRE PISTOL - 59650m PISTOL - 666.450m FREE RIFLE 3 POSITIONS - 1275.1

WOMEN’S SHOOTING10m AIR PISTOL - 490.110m AIR RIFLE - 502.0TRAP - 9350m RIFLE 3 POSITIONS - 686.1SKEET - 98

MEN’S SPEED SKATING - EVENT500m - 34.421000m - 1:07.181500m - 1:43.955000m - 6:14.6610000m - 12:58.92

WOMEN’S SPEED SKATING - EVENT500m - 37.301000m - 1:13.831500m - 1:54.02 5000m - 3:57.70 10000m - 6:46.91

MEN’S WEIGHTLIFTING - EVENT56kg - 305.062kg - 325.069kg - 357.577kg - 375.0

WOMEN’S WEIGHTLIFTING - EVENT48kg - 210.053kg - 225.0 58kg - 237.563kg - 242.569kg - 275.075kg - 272.5

MEN’S TEAM ROWINGLONGEST CONTINUAL - 1010hrs 34min

MARATHON MEN’S ROWING - 24hrsINDIVIDUAL HEAVYWEIGHT - 307,683mINDIVIDUAL LIGHTWEIGHT - 302, 008m

MARATHON ROWING LARGE TEAM - 24hrsWOMEN - 413, 549m MEN - 497, 972mMIXED - 480,197m MIXED, JUNIORS - 410, 018m

MARATHON ROWING SMALL TEAM - 24hrsWOMEN - 367,872mMEN - 438,694mMIXED - 426,635mMEN, JUNIORS - 348,370m

ROPE SKIPPINGNON-STOP - 31:46.481 MINUTE - 4251 HOUR - 16,107CONSECUTIVE TIGHTROPE SKIPS - 1250

MEN’S SHORT TRACK SKATING500m - 41.184 1000m - 1:24.674 1500m - 2:10.639

WOMEN’S SHORT TRACK SKATING500m - 43.6711000m - 1:31.1911500m - 2:18.861

MEN’S SKIINGHIGHEST RECORDED SPEED - 154.165mph

MEN’S COLLEGE LACROSSE - GAME MOST POINTS - 14 MOST GOALS - 10 MOST ASSISTS - 12 MOST SAVES BY A GOALIE - 38 MOST GOALS SCORED BY A TEAM - 38 MOST CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES - 42 MOST CONSECUTIVE SEASONS WON - 33

ICE SKATING SPINS - CONTINUOUSMOST UPRIGHT ON 1 FOOT - 115 ©

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2008 TEXAS BOWL • www.wmubroncos.com • HIGHEST TEAM GPA IN PROGRAM HISTORY • www.wmubroncos.com • 500 PROGRAM VICTORIES • www.wmubroncos.com • 10 PERFECT HOME SEASONS • www.wmubroncos.com • 2007 INTERNATIONAL BOWL • www.wmubroncos.com2008 TEXAS BOWL • www.wmubroncos.com • HIGHEST TEAM GPA IN PROGRAM HISTORY • www.wmubroncos.com • 500 PROGRAM VICTORIES • www.wmubroncos.com • 10 PERFECT HOME SEASONS • www.wmubroncos.com • 2007 INTERNATIONAL BOWL • www.wmubroncos.com

WMU IS MICHIGAN’S FOURTH LARGEST HIGHER EDUCATION IN-STITUTION, ATTRACTING A DIVERSE AND CULTURALLY RICH STUDENT BODY FROM ACROSS THE UNITED STATES AND SOM 80 OTHER COUN-TRIES. ITS NEARLY 900 FULL-TIME FACULTY MEMBERS HAVE BEEN TRAINED AT SOME OF THE WORLD’S FINEST INSTITUTIONS AND THEY BRING TO THE UNIVERSITY A GLOB-AL PERSPECTIVE THAT ENHANCES THE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT.


WESTERN MICHIGAN IS A DYNAMIC, STUDENT-CENTERED RESEARCH UNIVERSITY WITH AN ENROLLMENT OF NEARLY 25,000. WMU IS FO-CUSED ON DELIVERING HIGH-QUAL-ITY UNDERGRADUATE INSTRUC-TION, ADVANCING ITS GROWING GRADUATE DIVISION AND FOSTER-ING SIGNIFICANT RESEARCH AC-TIVITIES.

WMU’S DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE IS WIDELY RECOGNIZED AS ONE OF THE NATION’S BEST UNDERGRADU-ATE PROGRAMS AND IS A REGULAR WINNER OF AMERICAN COLLEGE THEATRE FESTIVAL AWARDS.


U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT RANKS WMU’S PROGRAMS IN OC-CUPATIONAL THERAPY, PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT AND SPEECH PATHOL-OGY AMONG THE TOP 50 IN THE NA-TION.


THE SKY BRONCS PRECISION FLIGHT TEAM FROM THE COLLEGE OF AVIATION WON THE 1983, 1998 AND 2002 NATIONAL INTERCOL-LEGIATE FLYING ASSOCIATION NA-TIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS AND HAS PLACED AMONG THE TOP THREE IN NATIONAL COMPETITION 15 OF THE PAST 16 YEARS.

WMU ATHLETICS IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING STATE-OF-THE-ART ATH-LETIC FACILITIES FOR ITS STUDENT-ATHLETES, COACHES AND FANS.

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www.wmubroncos.com • 25 ALL-MAC SELECTIONS • www.wmubroncos.com • 3 MAC CHAMPIONSHIPS • www.wmubroncos.com

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Kathy Beauregard, the Director of Athletics at Western Michigan Univer-sity, has been involved with the Broncos in several capacities over the course of the past 29 years. She is the second-longest serving athletic director in the Mid-American Conference.

Beauregard arrived in Kalamazoo as a coach before moving into admin-istration and is entering her 12th season as mentor of one of the top programs in the MAC.

WMU athletic facilities have greatly improved under Beauregard’s lead-ership. The $8-million dollar Bill Brown Football Alumni Center and the $21-million Seelye Athletic Indoor Center have benefited numerous sports teams and provide top-notch facilities for Bronco student-athletes. The

locker rooms at Lawson Ice Arena were renovated and completed over the past year and the department continues to raise funds for the Hyames Field Renovation Project. WMU is in the midst of building a two million dollar state-of-the-art facility and Field Turf was also installed at Waldo Stadium during the Summer of 2006. Heavily involved in her profession, Beauregard assumed the chair position of the NCAA Olympic Sports Liaison Committee in 2001, a position which she held for two years. She represented WMU as a member of the NCAA Championships Cabinet and NCAA Football Bowl Certification Committee and currently serves on the NCAA Diversity and Inclusion Committee.

The 2008-09 year saw the Bronco volleyball and men’s tennis programs capture regular season MAC crowns. The volleyball team advanced to the round of 16 at the NCAA Tournament, while the Bronco football team participated in its second bowl in three seasons and the men’s basketball team won yet another MAC West title.

The 2007-08 academic year saw success within the department, on the playing field and in the classroom. WMU Athletics announced the renovation of historic Hyames Field. Heading into the future, the facility will be known as Robert J. Bobb Stadium and will undergo $2.0 million of work over the next year. Renovations to Sorensen Courts, Fran Ebert Field and upcoming work to the men’s basketball locker rooms all highlight Beauregard’s dedication to moving WMU Athletics forward.

Athletically, WMU’s tennis programs found success yet again with both winning a regular season MAC title and the men’s program capturing the tournament title to earn a berth in the 2008 NCAA Tournament. Both Dave Morin and Besty Kuhle were named MAC Coaches of the Year for the second-straight season. The men’s basketball and women’s volleyball programs captured MAC West titles during the past athletic season. A pair of Bronco track student-athletes earned All-America honors with Becky Horn earning the nod during the indoor and outdoor seasons and finishing third in the 800m at the 2008 NCAA Outdoor Championships.

Beauregard ensured the longevity of WMU’s football and men’s basketball programs by restructuring Bill Cubit’s and Steve Hawkins’ contracts in 2007 and 2008, respectively. WMU Athletics also welcomed Tasha McDowell as the fifth head coach of WMU’s women’s basketball program in 2008.

Academically, WMU boasted a pair of Academic All-Americans in Anthony Gebhart (first team) and Joe Reitz (second team). Gebhart was the first football representative since 1998. Volleyball, baseball and gymnastics finished in the top 10 among other like programs in the APR and WMU football had the highest APR score in the MAC for the 2006-07 campaign. Overall, 415 student-athletes finished 2007-08 with a 3.0 or better cumulative GPA.

In 2006-07, men’s and women’s tennis not only repeated as MAC Tournament champions but captured regular season titles as well. Both Morin and Kuhle earned MAC Coach of the Year honors. The WMU football team participated in the program’s first postseason bowl game since 1988. The Broncos boasted three NCAA statistical champions in five categories — Ameer Ismail (FB - sacks and tackles for loss); Carrie Moore (WBB - points per game) and Mark Letestu (HOCKEY - freshman scoring and short-handed goals).

Western Michigan continued to pursue excellence in the classroom in 2006-07 as 26 student-athletes in 14 sports earned Academic All-MAC status. WMU had five of its programs honored as being in the top-10 percent in their respective sport in the announcement for their excellence in the classroom over the years identified in the most recent APR; baseball, men’s basketball, gymnastics, women’s tennis and volleyball. The Broncos boasted five academic all-district selections and a pair of academic all-americans in Joe Reitz and Carrie Moore.

Moore and Ismail earned All-America status in their respective sports with Moore receiving honorable men-tion for Kodak All-American and Ismail earning Second Team AP All-American.

In 2005-06, Beauregard oversaw a department that captured the Jacoby Cup Trophy, awarded to the top women’s program in the MAC based on sports standings. WMU has now won the Jacoby and Reese (men’s overall sports award) trophies during Beauregard’s tenure. The Broncos garnered three regular season titles — gymnastics, softball and women’s tennis and two MAC Tournament titles — gymnastics and women’s tennis. Under Beauregard’s direction, WMU also won its 100th MAC title all-time in 2005-06.

The 2004-05 athletic campaign continued what has become common place at Western Michigan. Team and individual success began in the fall and continued through the spring, highlighted by a MAC Champion-ship in women’s tennis. The strength of the women’s programs as a group allowed WMU to finish second in the Jacoby Cup.

Along with four MAC titles (men’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer and men’s tennis) in 2003-04, the Broncos also enjoyed an increased level of success in the classroom. WMU’s graduation rate of 83 percent in 2003 ranked eighth nationally and featured a program grade point average of nearly 3.00.

On the playing field in 2002-03, the athletics campaign was highlighted by a pair of conference titles in women’s basketball and softball. The men’s basketball team also made a postseason appearance, com-peting in the National Invitation Tournament. Postseason appearances by the WMU football, volleyball and men’s tennis team highlighted the program’s 2000-01 athletic competition.

The 1999-2000 campaign was highlighted by the football team’s West Division title and trip to the MAC Championship. The women’s tennis squad captured the MAC Tourney title and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the second-straight year and the women’s basketball squad made its second-consecutive appearance in the WNIT.

In just her second year (1998-99), Beauregard provided support which helped the Bronco men’s athletic squads jump from 10th to first place in the Reese Cup standings, giving Western Michigan a share of its first all-sports trophy in 17 years.

Previously the senior associate athletic director (1993-97), she supervised all revenue sports, the Univer-sity’s compliance with NCAA rules, academic services, student-athlete welfare, and athletic marketing and communications.

Beauregard initially came to WMU in 1979 as head women’s gymnastics coach. In nine seasons (1980-88), she produced two MAC title teams and was twice named the conference’s coach of the year.

Beauregard has been active in numerous community service organizations, including Kalamazoo Rotary, the American Heart Association, Big Brothers/Big Sisters and the Glowing Embers Girl Scouts Council.

Honored by numerous organizations throughout her career, Beauregard was awarded both the Woman of Achievement Award (YWCA) and Athena Award (Kalamazoo Chamber of Commerce) in 2002.

Beauregard is a native of Kalamazoo and graduate of Loy Norrix High School. She earned a bachelor’s degree from Hope College in 1979 and a master’s degree from WMU in 1981.

In 2000, Beauregard received the Hope College Distinguished Alumni Award from her alma mater.

She and husband, Rick, have a 18-year-old son, Brad, who will attend WMU in 2009. Rick retired from Kal-amazoo Public Schools after 32 years of service and began Beauregard Home Services in the Fall of 2006.

Men’s Tennis (21)2009, 2008, 2007, 2004, 2000, 1999, 1981, 1965, 1964, 1963, 1962, 1961, 1960, 1959, 1958, 1957, 1956, 1955, 1954, 1952, 1950Men’s Outdoor Track & Field (18)1996, 1995, 1985, 1980, 1976, 1971, 1970, 1969, 1968, 1966, 1965, 1964, 1963, 1962, 1961, 1960, 1959, 1958 Baseball (14)1989, 1967, 1966, 1963, 1962, 1961, 1959, 1958, 1957, 1955, 1952, 1951, 1950, 1949Men’s Cross Country (14)1980, 1979, 1977, 1976, 1970, 1968, 1966, 1963, 1961, 1960, 1959, 1958, 1957, 1948Women’s Tennis (11)2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1997, 1995, 1990, 1984

Women’s Volleyball (9)2008, 2000, 1988, 1987, 1986, 1985, 1984,

1983, 1982Men’s Basketball (5)2004, 1998, 1981*, 1976, 1952Women’s Cross Country (4)1993, 1986, 1985, 1984Women’s Gymnastics (3)2006, 1987, 1986Softball (3)2006, 1984, 1983Football (2)1988, 1966*Men’s Swimming & Diving (2)1964, 1963Women’s Outdoor Track & Field (1)1985Men’s Golf (1)1949

*shared title

WESTERN MICHIGAN MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS (108)


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DR. JOHN M. DUNN

Dr. John M. Dunn became the eighth president of Western Michigan University on July 1, 2007. He was appointed by the WMU Board of Trustees following a nationwide search.

Prior to coming to WMU, President Dunn served as interim chancellor at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Earlier, he held the position of provost and vice chancellor at SIUC.

An educator for more than 35 years, Dr. Dunn was dean of the University of Utah’s College of Health before moving to SIUC, holding that post from 1995 to 2002. Before that, he was at Oregon State University for 20 years, last serving as associate provost there. His earlier positions at Oregon State included assistant dean of Health and Human Performance, chair of the Department of Exercise and Sport Science and director of the university’s Special Physical and Motor Fitness Clinic.

Internationally known for his research and writing about the long-term health of individuals with disabilities, Dr. Dunn is the author of more than 50 professional papers and book chapters. He is a past president of the Research Consortium of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance; past editor of Quest, a professional publication for kinesiology scholars; and past president of the American Acad-emy of Kinesiology and Physical Education.

Since moving to Michigan, President Dunn has been actively engaged with state and community efforts that focus on qual-ity-of-life issues and enhancing economic development. By ap-pointment of Gov. Jennifer Granholm, he represents the Univer-sity and West Michigan as a member of the Michigan Strategic Economic Investment and Commercialization Board. He also is a member of the boards of the Bronson Healthcare Group, First National Bank, Southwest Michigan First, the Gilmore Keyboard Festival and the WMU Foundation. He is also the 2009 chairman of the Greater Kalamazoo Area United Way campaign.

In early 2009, President Dunn led the Mid-American Conference search that resulted in the appointment of new MAC Commissioner Dr. Jon A. Steinbrecher.

Dr. Dunn, who began his teaching at the University of Connecticut in 1972, earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Northern Illinois University in 1967 and 1969, respec-tively. He earned his doc-toral degree from Brigham Young University in 1972.

President Dunn and his wife, Linda, reside in Kal-amazoo in the president’s official residence. They are the proud parents of three children, Matthew (mar-ried to Lesley), Michael and Kerry.

BOARD OF TRUSTEESDennis W. Archer Detroit, Mich.Jeanne H. Carlson Novi, Mich.Sarah L. DeNooyer Kalamazoo, Mich.William D. Johnston Portage, Mich.William J. Martin Battle Creek, Mich.Kenneth V. Miller Kalamazoo, Mich.Daniel W. Pero Dimondale, Mich.Larry F. Tolbert Kalamazoo, Mich.

UNIVERSITY SENIOR STAFFDr. John M. Dunn PresidentDr. Timothy J. Greene Provost & VP for Academic AffairsLowell Rinker CFO, VP for Business and FinanceCarl M. “Bud” Bender VP for DevelopmentCarol L.J. Hustoles VP for Legal Affairs & General CounselGregory J. Rosine Senior VP for Advancement & Legislative AffairsDr. Paula D. Kohler Associate VP for ResearchDr. Diane K. Anderson VP for Student AffairsDr. James A. Gilchrist Vice Provost for Academic Operations, CIODean K. Honsberger Associate VP for Budget & PlanningRobert G. Miller Associate VP for Community OutreachDavid A. Glenn Associate VP for Institutional EquityCheryl P. Roland Associate VP of University RelationsKathy B. Beauregard Director of Intercollegiate AthleticsJamie M. Jeremy Executive Director of Alumni RelationsDr. Martha B. Warfield Assistant VP of the Div. of Multicultural AffairsKahler Scheumann Assistant to the PresidentBetty A. Kocher Secretary to the Board of Trustees

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INTERVIEWSStudent-athletes and coaches are available for interviews before practice throughout the week. If there needs to be a special request made or phone interview, please contact Kristin Keirns at 269-387-4123 or 269-998-8062. Media wishing to conduct interviews should call ahead to Kristin Keirns at 269-387-4123 or 269-998-8062 and arrive 10-15 minutes before practice begins. Please observe the following rules when attending practices:

• Photo journalists must shoot outside the area of competition for your safety. It is better to set up a photo session if doing a feature story.

WEB SITEThe official WMU Athletic Web Site contains infor-mation on all 16 varsity sports. Each sport’s home page contains the latest news releases, statistics, roster, and schedule.

It is necessary to have Adobe Acrobat Reader in-stalled on your computer to view the PDF formatted news releases.

TWITTERFollow Western Michigan Gymnastics on Twitter, Facebook and You Tube!

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WHAT’S IN A NAME?When referring to the football program or the confer-ence, please used the following:

• Western Michigan University• Western Michigan• WMU• Broncos• Mid-American Conference• MACNOT• Western• MAC Conference

MATKANANDIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONSOhio, 1997Fifth Season269-387-4125/[email protected]

MATTHOLMESASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONSIndianapolis, 2002Fifth [email protected]

KRISTINKEIRNSASST. DIR. OF MEDIA RELATIONS/PUBLICATIONS COORD.Heidelberg, 2005Fourth [email protected]

ADAMBODNARASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONSWestern Michigan, 2008Second [email protected]


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ATHLETICSTAFF&COACHES

Dannie AlexanderDirector of Facilities

Don BeyerDirector of Ticket Operations

Dennis CorbinAssistant Athletic Director

Monty PorterAssociate Athletic Director

Bob D’AmelioAssistant Athletic Director

Rob HuntDirector of Athletic

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Jeff StoneAssociate Athletic Director

Stacy VallierDirector of Corporate

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Amy WashingtonAssistant to Athletic Director &

Senior Associate Athletic Director

Suzie GrechHead Coach

Women’s Soccer

Stu RiddleHead Coach

Men’s Soccer

Betsy KuhleHead Coach

Women’s Tennis

Betsy KuhleHead Coach

Women’s Tennis

Randy FordHead Coach

Baseball

Jim CulhaneHead Coach

Hockey

Bill CubitHead Coach

Football

Kathy LeitkeHead Coach

Softball

Kelly LycanHead Coach

Cross Country/Track & Field

Dave MorinHead CoachMen’s Tennis

Colleen MunsonHead Coach

Volleyball

Cindy TroutHead Coach

Golf

Tasha McDowellHead Coach

Women’s Basketball

Robin HookAssistant Athletic Director

Kathy BeauregardAthletic Director

Dave CorstangeSenior Associate Athletic Director

Kyle BlechaDirector of Medical

Services

Maria SanchezDirector of Academic

Services & Compliance

Rachel StrassnerDirector of Corporate

Relations

Elains RussellDirector of Marketing

Steve HawkinsHead Coach

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ADMINISTRATIONKathy Beauregard Director of AthleticsDave Corstange Senior Associate ADMonty Porter Associate AD/Business OperationsJeff Stone Associate AD/Academic & Compliance ServicesDennis Corbin Assistant AD/Medical & Support ServicesBob D’Amelio Assistant AD/Marketing, Publicity & LicensingRobin Hook Assistant AD/Broadcasting & Corporate SalesAmy Washington Administrative Assistant to AD

ACADEMIC & COMPLIANCE SERVICESMaria Sanchez Director of Athletic Academic ServicesMarshall Steward Athletic Academic AdvisorRachel Strassner Director of Compliance

BUSINESS OFFICEPatty Moore Financial Clerk/Business OperationsKim Hemingway Insurance CoordinatorJoe Armstrong Computer Assistant

CHEERLEADINGChristopher Wang Head CoachMegan Nienhuis Assistant Coach

CORPORATE RELATIONSStacy Vallier Director of Corporate RelationsDavid Zolp Assistant Director

DANCEKate Clark Head Coach

DEVELOPMENTRob Hunt Director of Development for AthleticsMellissa Porter Secretary/Gary Fund

EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENTKenico Hines Head Equipment ManagerDion Van Atter Equipment ManagerJoyce Fooy Equipment Manager

FACILITIESDannie Alexander Director of Athletic FacilitiesMatt Kulik Assistant Director of Athletic Facilities

MARKETING & PROMOTIONS/LICENSINGElaine Russell Director of Sports MarketingKim Stoebick Coordinator of Community Relations

MEDIA RELATIONSMat Kanan Athletic Media Relations DirectorMatt Holmes Associate Media Relations DirectorKristin Keirns Assistant Media Relations Director/Publications CoordinatorAdam Bodnar Assistant Media Relations Director

TICKET OFFICEDon Beyer Director of Ticket OperationsMatt Folck Assistant Director of Ticket Operations

TRAINING/STRENGTH STAFFKyle Blecha Director of Medical ServicesBrian Bauer Assistant Director of Medical ServicesKate Dornbos Assistant Athletic TrainerLisa Hardy Assistant Athletic TrainerKevin Lehmann Assistant Athletic TrainerNate Peoples Head Football Strength & Conditioning CoachTim Herrmann Head Strength & Conditioning CoachTBA Head Strength & Conditioning Coach

BASEBALLRandy Ford Head CoachScott Demetral Assistant Coach

MEN’S BASKETBALLSteve Hawkins Head CoachClayton Bates Assistant CoachRick Carter Assistant CoachBacari Alexander Assistant CoachMike Murray Coordinator of Basketball Operations

WOMEN’S BASKETBALLTasha McDowell Head CoachGlenn Box Assistant CoachYvette Harris Assistant CoachPhil Sayers Assistant CoachLindsey Hass Director of Basketball Operations

FOOTBALLBill Cubit Head CoachDave Cohen Defensive Coord./Assistant CoachMike Grant Assistant Head CoachAmp Campbell Assistant CoachRyan Cubit Assistant CoachLou Esposito Assistant CoachJake Moreland Assistant CoachRich Nagy Assistant CoachMike Sabock Assistant CoachBob Stanley Assistant CoachTim Knox Director of Football OperationsPatrick Bracken Coordinator of Video Operations

WOMEN’S GOLFCindy Trout Head CoachClark Peterson Volunteer Coach

GYMNASTICSDavid Kuzara Head CoachKevin Anderson Assistant Coach

HOCKEYJim Culhane Head CoachScott Robson Assistant CoachMarc Fakler Assistant CoachLynn Ross SecretaryPaul Schneider Manager/Lawson Arena

MEN’S SOCCERStu Riddle Head CoachBen Pirmann Assistant CoachAllen Riddle Director of Men’s Soccer Operations

WOMEN’S SOCCERSuzanne Grech Head CoachTBA

SOFTBALLKathy Leitke Head CoachJamie Spitale Associate Head Coach

MEN’S TENNISDave Morin Head CoachJose Orozco Assistant Coach

WOMEN’S TENNISBetsy Kuhle Head CoachMark Henderson Assistant Coach

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELDKelly Lycan Head CoachBill Griffey Assistant CoachTaryn Sheehan Assistant Coach

VOLLEYBALLColleen Munson Head CoachRyan Manning Associate Head CoachJason Reed Assistant CoachAshley Vogl Director of Volleyball Operations


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GARY FUND DONOR LIST

The corporations and individuals listed below generously supported Western Michigan Univer-sity and Bronco Athletics with gifts to the Mike Gary Athletic Fund and or specific causes.

Mike Gary Society$10,000 & aboveAVB Construction, LLCRobert J. BobbMargaret BrownWillard A. Brown, Jr.Jeffrey R. CavanaughCole Century, Inc.Thomas ColeThe CSM GroupDavid M. DombrowskiSteven A. EastTara T. EastCatherine L. GrahamGreenleaf Hospitality GroupGreenleaf TrustWilliam D. JohnstonJames KallewardTonia S. KallewardMaple Hill Auto GroupMPI ResearchNational City Bank of the MidwestRadisson Plaza HotelKarie RossGary G. ShookSpartan Paperboard Company, Inc.Ronda E. StrykerJim Vanden BergHarold Zeigler Auto GroupAaron J. ZeiglerBonita ZeiglerBonnie A. ZeiglerHarold J. Zeigler

Scholarship Club$5,000 - $9,999Armstrong International, Inc.Diana M. BernardEdward M. BernardBernard’s Property, LLCDavid R. BuskirkDouglas CallanderEleanor CallanderCitizens to Elect Dave BuskirkJeff P. ClarkCoca-Cola Bottling Company of MichiganMargaret A. DenenfeldMarlene DenenfeldPaul J. DenenfeldStephen DenenfeldDeNooyer ChevroletAdrienne D. DeNooyerDiane DeNooyerJeffrey L. DeNooyerWilliam T. DeNooyerEckert-Wordell ArchitectsLois E. EllisEMA EnterprisesFirst National Bank of MichiganGS PhotoJames HessJeanne L. HessHuntington National BankCarol Ann JacksonRonald H. Jackson *Leonard JohnstonKay D. JonesRichard H. JonesJane LeeuwMike LeeuwWayne LeNeaveMaggie’s CorporationMetro ToyotaMillennium Restaurant GroupJulie MillerKenneth V. MillerJames M. MoellerPatrice L. MoellerDavid G. MorrisonKay MorrisonWilliam J. ParsonsSchupan & Sons, Inc.Marc SchupanDon Seelye Ford, Inc.Michael SeelyeSharon SeelyeSouthwest Michigan FirstStafford-Smith, Inc.Summit Energy ServicesJohn Tapper Automotive

Directors Club$2,500 - $4,999Ann E. AndersonJack B. AndersonCripps Fontaine Excavating, Inc.James M. CrippsLyndon L. CronenMary F. Kissinger DeMaagdThomas W. DeMaagdGeorge A. FranklinMolly FranklinD. L. Gallivan, Inc.Jeff A. Gardner

Charles O. Howey, Jr.John P. HryckoGreg Jennings FoundationGregory A. Jennings, Jr.Jeffrey D. KarnsSharon L. KarnsKelvin W. KeeferMaxine J. KeeferNoel J. KottHoward F. LuckeyJamal MayersDiane MeitzDonald C. MeitzJerry L. MillerPat MischTeresa M. MischScott E. NilesNobis Agri-Service, Inc.Ben NobisTerry NobisCarolyn J. NorrisLarry E. NorrisPfizer Foundation **Tamara PolmanteerTodd PolmanteerHolly S. PowellJim R. RossLynn M. RossJerard M. SalameGarrett L. SoldanoJennifer E. SoldanoState Farm Companies Foundation **Lewis WalkerDean E. WebsterJolan A. WebsterWhitaker-LaChance Insurance Agency, Inc.Lauri F. WingleWilliam E. WingleWolff Financial Management, LLCMatthew R. Wolff

Champions Club$1,000 - $2,499Carolyn A. AdamsWilliam V. AdamsAetna Foundation, Inc. **Janie S. AlbrightBarbara Jean AlexanderCharles B. AlexanderAmerican Metal Fab, Inc.Ann Marie AndrusWilliam E. AndrusPhilip J. AnglinDavid S. AnselNicole R. ArmstrongPatrick B. ArmstrongPatricia M. AshbyCarl L. AweSharon R. AweJudith K. BeamRobert M. BeamKathy B. BeauregardRichard A. BeauregardDennis BerkebileSue Ann BerkebileJames R. BernardBlackhawk Bar & GrillJames E. BollwegMartha L. BoughnerRobert E. BoughnerCharlotte BovenDonald E. BovenKelly M. BrennanDouglas E. BrighamLinda E. BrighamBetty J. BrisendineJacob E. BrisendineAndrew A. BrogowiczPatricia G. BrogowiczMatt BroscoCharles B. BrotebeckPatricia BrotebeckDolores M. BryckRichard D. BryckBarbara Ann BurkeJanis R. BurnettQuinter Burnett, IIFrank E. CalvarusoCarol A. CarpenterGeorge A. CarpenterHeidi M. ChmielJohn J. ChmielConstance ChrystlerJoseph A. ChrystlerJoan ChuraRobert A. ChuraKarin CohnMarlon H. CohnRobert B. ComptonConsumers Energy Foundation **Joseph R. CooperVicki L. CoxJennifer A. CoyneGary L. CramerJanice A. CramerFred A. DeckerLeslie DeckerCarol A. DemetralChris Demetral

Scott D. DemetralTed DemetralJ. Craig DeNooyerSarah L. DeNooyerJon M. DixonSusan M. DixonErwin H. DoerschlerJames R. DolanPatricia DolanDiane K. DreherGary DreherMichael J. DreherEd EdwardsM. Josephine EdwardsNanette S. ElenbaasRonald A. ElenbaasAllen C. EmmonsSusan R. EmmonsDeborah A. EngersDennis W. EngersJanis Nelson EnglishRobert J. EnglishAlain Y. FabiMichele FabiCharles J. FarhoJoyce E. FarhoFifth Third BankFirst Agency, Inc.Lynn FordRandy D. FordThe Gagie SchoolJoe GagieSandra Sue GagieDavid L. GallivanDiane GallivanLloyd E. GearhartRobert E. GeigerJessica GustkeTodd E. GustkeH & H Painting Company, Inc.Ann L. HannonBill HarrisonAlfred V. HeilmanMary Beth HenryThomas J. HenryRosalyn Marie HoganIHS Distributing Company, Inc.Indian Trails, Inc.Mark A. JacksonA. Taylor JacobsCheryl L. JensenSam JensenPeter C. KattKellogg’s Corporate Citizenship Fund **Barbara KenersonDavid A. KenersonDonald J. KenneySusan KingThomas G. KingMary L. KinneyPhilip J. KinneyDavid E. KinnistenElizabeth A. KinnistenDonald J. KnoechelTeresa Ann KnoechelMark K. KnustRyan E. KochenCarlee KoesselJames A. KoesselDarlene E. KohrmanGeorge R. KohrmanWilliam J. KowalskiBarbara J. KreisRussell A. KreisBrenda G. KuhnRonald J. KuhnCatherine E. KunitzerDaniel R. KunitzerMichael E. LabusNancy L. LabusDarrell R. LatvaLenehan Insurance ServicesJ. William Lenehan, Jr.Richard A. LenonLife EMSLarry D. LuethLinda D. LuethBonnie J. MacGraynePaul R. MacGrayneStephan L MacomberMain Street PubKelle L. MaloneyRichard A. MaloneyMartin & Associates Environmental, LLCDianne W. MartinWilliam P. MartinMarysville Marine DistributorsRoberta Lynn McAllisterThomas C. McAllisterMary Elizabeth McCormickThomas L. McCormickMcKinley Financial Services, Inc.James R. McKinleyCarole H. McKinstryClifford J. McKinstryDon McMillinLinda McMillinMeadow View Village Mobile Home ParkMark D. Meijer

Karen L MeinkeKenneth J. MeinkeRuth Ann MeyerRobert G. MillardRose F. MillardCharles D. MillerDoris M. MillerGene F. MillerJean MillerI. William MinorModineer CompanyNorine Agnes MorseJames W. MundenSusan Florence MundenVicky L. MuskyFrank NagyGail A. NelsonTerry L. NelsonCharles R. NidifferDolores NidifferElizabeth L. NobisKenneth P. NobisNulty Agency, Inc.O.K. Distributors, Inc.Greg J. O’NielFloyd L. ParksPhyllis E. ParksPerformance Communications, Inc.Pharmacia Foundation **Portage Cleaners & LaundryRobert D. PrenticeRuth Anne PrenticeBarry Gilbert PurseGeorge A. RabickSusan J. RabickDavid D. ReevesKeith RobertsAdam M. RosalesLynn K. RussellRichard T. RussellDaryl RyndRaymond J. SackettNancy S. SaundersWilliam C. SaundersLinda M. SawallRobert B. SawallJenifer C. ScanlonKerwin Gerard ScanlonDaniel J. ScheidLaura ScheidJohn A. SchlukebirSE Michigan WMU Alumni AssociationDonna L. SeilheimerRandy H. SeilheimerGlen A. ShugarsJanice C. ShugarsCarol A. SimpsonDavid J. SimpsonChristine C. SitkinsFrederick Z. Sitkins, Sr.Bonnie SkippersGlen L. SkippersBrian J. SmithKay Varga SmithLaura A. SmithThomas W. SmithMarjorie A. SpringgateRoland R. SpringgateNorma J. StancatiRoss F. StancatiM. Gayle StephensonStryker InstrumentsKenneth L. TaftSusan TaftAlan ThomasGail J. ThompsonWilliam C. ThompsonJohnathon TonerKerry A. TonerVickie L. TonerMary Little TylerBruce Allen UlleryPatti H. UlleryLarry Van PoperingLaura Van PoperingJames H. VandenbergheSandra M. VandenbergheRoger A. VanderBeekSusan D. VanderBeekVanSweden JewelersC MacKenzie WaldorfSydney WaldorfDaniel S. WarnaarHelen F. WattlesJohn C. WattlesWester Dental Care, P.C.Keith E. WesterJames Edward WhiteLee Ann WhiteNancy U. WoodworthThomas B. Woodworth, Jr.Donald R. Zuidweg

Directors Club$2,500 - $4,999Ann E. AndersonJack B. AndersonCripps Fontaine Excavating, Inc.James M. Cripps

Lyndon L. CronenMary F. Kissinger DeMaagdThomas W. DeMaagdGeorge A. FranklinMolly FranklinD. L. Gallivan, Inc.Jeff A. GardnerCharles O. Howey, Jr.John P. HryckoGreg Jennings FoundationGregory A. Jennings, Jr.Jeffrey D. KarnsSharon L. KarnsKelvin W. KeeferMaxine J. KeeferNoel J. KottHoward F. LuckeyJamal MayersDiane MeitzDonald C. MeitzJerry L. MillerPat MischTeresa M. MischScott E. NilesNobis Agri-Service, Inc.Ben NobisTerry NobisCarolyn J. NorrisLarry E. NorrisPfizer Foundation **Tamara PolmanteerTodd PolmanteerHolly S. PowellJim R. RossLynn M. RossJerard M. SalameGarrett L. SoldanoJennifer E. SoldanoState Farm Companies Foundation **Lewis WalkerDean E. WebsterJolan A. WebsterWhitaker-LaChance Insurance Agency, Inc.Lauri F. WingleWilliam E. WingleWolff Financial Management, LLCMatthew R. Wolff

Honorary Coaches Club$500 - $999Mary M. AllwardtRobert S. AllwardtDiane K. AndersonJohn E. AndingJudah Ari-GurPnina Ari-GurElizabeth AseritisPeter L. AseritisEugene J. AskenEvie AskenJane E. BakerHarold L. BateSherry BateJay E. BattilanaBC REPROGRAPHICS, INC.Alan W. BellileJane M. BellileJudith A. BerridgeRonald A. BerridgeCarol L. BeyerDonald Charles BeyerJudith K. BezileRichard T. BezileBig Boy of South HavenBig Boy of WaylandDebra L. BirdRobert D. Bird, Jr.Patrick John BirneyLaurel L. BlasiJanene L. BrenemanJeffrey S. BrenemanCatherine A. BrennanTerrence E. BrennanJohn R. BromleyGary P. BrownLogan BrownDiane K. BudrowJack C. Budrow, Jr.Marilyn R. BuistPhillip C. BuistLewis E. BurchardBrad BushmanByce & AssociatesBrian D. CaplanRobert R. CappSandra L. CappGeorgia L. CarterCentury Concrete Construction CompanyGeoffrey E. ClappLinda J. ClappValorie J. CloreWallace B. Clore, IIIMarilyn G. ClysdalePat ClysdaleGerald A. ColanerJames C. ColemanLucille R. ConwayJames W. CookSuzanne Cook

Thomas F. CookTimothy M. CooperCoopertech LLCDennis R. CorbinGayle Ann CorbinDawnanne CorbitJohn W. CostelloCynthia Yendes CoxHomer C. Cox, IIIWilliam H. CoxMonique CoyneThomas E. CoyneBeverly J. CrabbRobert W. CrabbBill CubitNancy CubitMillie R. CudneyDiane D’AmelioRobert F. D’AmelioMaribeth DangelRoy DangelElizabeth Ann DarnellCharles Tadd DavisDeborah J. DavisWilliam De KoffJudy DeHaanRobert W. DeHaanBarbara A. DehnRoger L. DehnDaniel T. DekkerKimberly L. DekkerMichael A. DemetralJoan Elizabeth deMinkLarry L. deMinkSusan M. DennisGregory A. DobsonMelinda Carol DobsonDoc Steel LLCL. D. Docsa Associates, Inc.Bud DonnellyCarol Ann DonnellyMary Allen DoudRobert S. DoudJohn M. DunnLinda T. DunnBill DykhuisEaton Corporation **Myrna I. EbertWilliam A. EbertEducational Community Credit UnionDonald K. EdwardsMargaret E. EdwardsPamela C. EnslenThe Honorable Richard A. EnslenPaula K. ErnstStephen M. ErnstJames EscamillaJanis L. EtzcornJohn V. EtzcornJoan I. EvertsJohn EvertsFamily Relocation-Harley & Son Ent., Inc.Fibre Converters, Inc.Berle FinkeyFlorence FinkeyAnn L. FinnefrockDonald R. FinnefrockGregory Lee FlaskaGraydon C. FoxJack D. FoxMarion R. FoxSandra J. FoxFrederick Construction, Inc.Carl FrederickRoberta GabierRussell L. GabierCarmen GarrattDonald M. GarrattJohn M. GartlandIrving S. Gilmore Foundation **Alan GlendeningBarbara J. GlendeningDavid M. GouldAnn E. GuniaGary W. GuniaCora Lee HagemannJohn Y. HagemannCarol E. HallJames J. HallPatsy F. HandRaymond L. HandJoanna B. Hartenstein-McIntyreIma Jane HartmanRichard E. HartmanJanice Anne HavelJohn E. HavelSteve HawkinsMartha S. HearronMichele HeckmanRory HeckmanEdward J. HeinigRuth M. HeinigCynthia A. HempsteadDavid M. HempsteadMarolyn E. HendershottRichard F. HendershottJoseph P. HerdusPatty M. HerdusDouglas V. Heystek

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Margo J. HeystekGuy L. Hiestand IIISandra HiestandCora G. HillsDaniel P. HillsThe Hinman CompanySandra Jo HoffmannJere T. HooverLynn A. HortonRobert L. HortonKenneth L. HosnerHospital Network, Inc.Lynda L. HuntGary J. HurleyVictoria M. HurleyJon P. HurryMark J. Jaeger Safety ConsultingMark JaegerStephen E. JeffersonTerry Baxter JeffersonFrank H. JeremyJamie JeremyWendy M. JohnsonRussell KalisSue KalisCindy L. KalvinGreg KalvinBonnie J. KellayDanny L. KellayGary Kent-BrackenWendy L. Kent-BrackenMike KiewietKnapp EnergyCarol KnappRobert D. KnappTimothy A. KnoxTimothy J. KoolJoan KosterLeslie N. KosterJoan M. KowalRichard M. KowalMarilyn J. KribsBirgitta KudlickiElizabeth W. KuhleBryan KuhticTiffany C. KuhticGary B. KushnerSynthia H. KushnerJames W. LambornMarilyn A. LambornLaurel Hill Swim and Tennis ClubSandra J. LawrenceL. Max Lee, IIYvonne A. LeeJanet L. LeRoyWilliam LeRoyLevine & LevineAlan G. LewandowskiBonnie Jean LintzRonald M. LintzDon E. LovejoyBrian E. MacDonellGeorge F. ManleyGladys M. ManleyManning EnterprisesSherri ManningSteve ManningPatricia MarmonPaul MarmonGaye A. McCormickMichael D. McCormickDennis C. McCrumbMary Swanson McCrumbKevin K. McCullyBrian McDavidJames W. McIntyre IIIMichele C. McLaughlinJerry MeinzingerMartha M. MeinzingerBonnie J. MenzieHal K. MenzieBlythe E. VanderHoff MercerTom MercerMerrill Lynch & Company Foundation, Inc. **Michigan Commerce BankAllyn L. MillerDavid A. MillerDorothy L. MillerJohn T. MillerKellie K. MillerDiane L. MisnerW. Craig MisnerRichard E. Morehouse, Jr.Jake MorelandGuy W. MorganTristan Paul MossMichael L. MuellerSidney MuellerMulder Waterproofing & Sealants, Inc.Edward MullerMarcella MullerDavid Robert MurdockLisa MurdockJames E. MurrayBenefit Associates, Inc.Ken NehringNetwork Real Estate, LLCJane C. NicholsGordie Niles

Sandra G. NilesLarry P. NolanVern L. NorrisJane Ann NortonThomas W. NortonJeffrey C. O’BrienFrances A. O’ConnellGerald John O’ConnellMichael E. OsbornOssewaarde, Anderson & Smith InvestmentJoan O’TooleKevin E. O’TooleNancy S. OwenThomas L. OwenPakk Pubs, Inc.Joan M. PalleschiTerence A. PalleschiMary E. PalmerSusan K. PappasWilliam J. PappasMargaret E. ParrottEric M. PattersonPediatric DentistryDonald P. PenskarAlice PerroneJoseph V. PerroneCurt PetersenBarbara J. PiggottWalton Piggott, Jr.Richard PinsM. Montgomery Porter, IIIMellissa L. PorterEvelyn A. PrattKenneth I. PrattBruce M. PrinceLinda K. PrinceValdis J. RagainisJames R. RalphDonald RamlowMary E. RamlowLarry Lee RandallNeil RankinSandra M. ReeceThomas L. ReeceCathy ReedSteve L. ReedJoel H. ReinoehlRhino’s Hometown PubDavid B. RicardDavid N. RiceMargaret RiceGloria J. RichardsSteve RichardsAudrey A. RichterRichard S. RichterDonna RickliJohn RickliKathleen Marie RinkerLowell P. RinkerDale E. RoweDavid L. RozelleFlorence E. RozelleLinda L. RumbleRoger A. RumbleEric R. RussellLynne SageWilliam V. SageRoger SamsonSteward SandstromDonald SappanosGary L. SargentRoxanne SargentRobert J. SayfieStephen J. ScafariaJames T. SchaperVickie Ann SchaperRichard ScheffersJoan Kay SchmidtLeta C. SchoenhalsDale P. SchreuderElaine K. SchreuderJane SchreuderJohn M. SchreuderMichael ShanahanPatricia J. ShanahanJames R. ShinarJoanne K. ShinarKevin A. ShugarsLori Ann ShugarsMargie ShugarsWayne ShugarsDana SlocumTami SlocumRonn I. SofenRaymond F. SohnJohn T. SouleRaeanne SouleThe Spirit ShoppeRaymond M. SrebothMichael A. SteffesNancy J. SteffesAnn M. StevensFred L. StevensBrenda L. StoddardJames N. StoddardMichael StoddardRuth StoddardAnne K. StoneJeffrey A. Stone

Nancy K. StrohsRobert F. StrohsDeb S. Studt-ScafariaChris M. SundbergNancy Lynn SundbergDennis M. TaftLinda TaftThree Rivers Anodizing, Inc.Timber Ridge Ski AreaA. John Todd, IVCathy ToddTPC of MichiganBarbara J. TrolzGerald A. TrolzBrian M. TulikRandy L. UttingShari L. UttingKathryn N. Van DisRobert W. Van DisDavid W. Van ZoestLaura R. Van ZoestCarol VandenBosRoger A. VandenBosLouis R. VandenBoschBetty L. Vander MolenRichard Vander MolenNorbert Vander SteenRonald J. VoelkerTerry L. VollmerCarolyn Nina VredeveltJack R. VredeveltWacker Chemical Corporation **Leonard R. WadeRobert F. WagnerSusan J. WagnerJames S. WareShelia D. WareDebra WeberSteven WeberJoshua T. WeinerDaniel C. WeirickDebi WeirickMark D. WeishaarBryan WesternLinda WesternCarol A. WheartyRiley R. Whearty IIWhelan and CompanyJudith A. WhiteLouis J. White, Jr.Charles L. WilesDouglas E. WillsMary Evelyn WillsDavid P. WilsonJoyce WilsonN. Scotty WilsonRichard K. WolfeSusan A. WolfeJoseph L. WoodJudy L. WoodM. Diane WoodMichael C. Wood *John W. Woods, Jr.Todd C. WoodsWorkforce Strategies, Inc.Carole L. WrightGerhard C. WynbeltPatricia L. WynbeltYarrow Golf & Conference Center

Brown & Gold Club$250 - $499Elenora AdamsRobert J. AdamsAdvance Recycling & Disposal, LLCSamuel J. AntonazzoSuzanne L. AntonazzoHerbert R. Ayres, IIIPearl L. BahreFrank R. Ballard IIIBonita BatesHalbert Lee-Earl Bates, Sr.James S. BeadlePatricia M. BeadleKeith A. BeauregardSue-Ellen BeauregardTimothy J. BebberSusan BeckerBruce L. BendixSusan L. BendixA. Wayne BergerImogene BergerDonald R. BeyerMarla M. BeyerAnne M. BitzerDaniel E. BitzerKelley L. BlackenPaul F. BlackenVerne BodineAnita C. BondyRichard Allen BondyTracy H. BransonBrent D. BrekkeDennis D. BridgesEugene BrinkJean BrinkKathleen C. BrinkmanNorman D. BrinkmanRichard A. Buckles

Richard T. BurkeAllen S. BushMary L. BushLawrence M. ButlerSally A. ButlerArvon D. ByleSally J. ByleCarrabba’s Italian GrillRobert J. ChantSally A. ChantGlenn G. CherupSusan M. CherupCynthia Ann ChesneyGregory R. ChesneyJerry L. ClanceyChris ClarkeScot R. ConantConsumers Credit UnionDavid A. CorstangeKaren CorstangeKay H. CoyneJoseph B. CreekKathryn J. CreekSteven R. CronkiteRyan William CubitEllen CurranJeffrey Allen DahleyStacie M. DahleyDiann L. DanhoffJames L. DanhoffJoyce L. DeRightPearl L. DeVriesRonald A. DeVriesHarold D. DishonJoyce DishonDiane DonovanMark R. DonovanLawrence D. DuganSteve J. DukeCheryl A. DundonWilliam L. DundonShirley Gary DunkinWilliam Wesley DunkinMary DunnCarolyn E. EvertsJames B. EvertsJeanne EwingBradley J. FischerRoss E. FitzpatrickJohn D. Fleckenstein, Jr.Mary Jane FloresRichard W. Flores, Sr.Donna J. FoglesonBradley H. FongerLinda Jean FongerPatricia Ann FosdickRoger E. FosdickRandolph Theodore FosterJerry F. FussKathryn FussC. Edward Gasaway, Jr.Patricia A. GasawayDebra L. GaugierJames W. GaugierJack S. GesmundoJoseph L. GesmundoGary J. GieverCharles W. GlasnerBruce D. GoetheCarmen GreenWilliam A. GreenJohn S. GriesbachJulie L. GriesbachMark J. GriffithDavid M. GrinderSue GrinderJames K. HackenbergGlenda HallRandall HallMichael P. HalpinLaura A. HamannNorman L. HamannChantal HanelKenneth G. HanelAl HarigPaul HartwigSterling HartwigNelda Sue HayesRobert E. HayesKandace T. HigleyWilliam H. HigleyCynthia J. HillJohn E. HillCarol Ann HindleyDouglas O. HindleyAlfred K. HoHoekstra Roofing CompanyEvelyn L. HogarthGrant G. Hogarth, Sr.Alan M. HolckRobert HollanderDennis R. HollarJean C. HollarSusan S. HollarJames F. HoltgreiveDean K. HonsbergerRobin D. HookRuth HookErin M. Hunt

Robert E. Hunt IIDavid A. IkerdTheresa IkerdIke’s Painting ServiceImproved Funding Techniques-MichiganInfinity Sports, Inc.Amy Taylor JohnsonBrian S. JohnsonHoward A. JohnsonLowell JohnsonKalamazoo Community FoundationKalamazoo GazetteRobert F. KennedyDan KettenbeilSherry Marie KettenbeilJames W. Key, Jr.Paige KeyScott A. KilgrenJames Robert KinneyMarlin D. KlecknerSherry V. KlecknerAnne P. KlimekJeffrey P. KlimekKaren Louise KocsondyZoltan G. KocsondyJonathan P. KoetsKaren Faith KoetsLois KoningWilliam J. KoningCheryl KrausePatrick KrauseJanice L. KuhagenJerald W. KussRichelle F. KussDavid Roland LaLiberteLangeland ChapelsDavid James LarsonGary M. LaTulipKathleen A. LaTulipJamie LawlorJohn R. LawlorMichael E. LebednickJohn Michael LeeLenora K. LeePatrick LennonMartha LezotteRaymond L. LezotteMark S. LiberackiPamela G. LiberackiHoward D. LindersLeatha M. LindersSteven LinsAnne L. LittleBonnie LockerJames C. LockerJames T. LongMable LongAija LubavsKonrads V. LubavsJim LudemanPeggy LudemanBrian J. LuethColleen LundgrenDennis D. LundgrenLori I. MasnariRay Edward MasnariGary R. MathewsEdward J. MayoWilliam J. Maze, Jr.Alice McCartyRobert McCartyTasha McDowellRyan N. McGregorCheryl A. McKennaOwen P. McKennaKelly L. McKeoughKevin E. McKeoughMike MetznerGlenn MillerLynne MillerMargaret L. MillerRichard Alan MillerNancy Tenbosch MillsRobert E. Lee Mills, Jr.John G. MizziKimberly A. MizziModernistic Cleaning Services, Inc.Aylene Y. MooreJack L. MooreDiane Marie MoreaScott MulderEric MuntherJan MuntherJeanette P. NixonTheodore F. NixonWilliam R. NoblesNorthern Trust Company **Cindy L. PaavolaMike E. PageHelen M. PalleschiLonnie L. PalleschiJohn Calvin Palmer IIIRebecca L. PalmerParker Hannifin Foundation **Genevieve Dorothy ParkerHarry ParkerBarbara J. ParsonsMichael H. ParsonsDave Patterson

Jill B. PattersonCarole PawlowskiKenneth F. PawlowskiHal PeacockMaureen PeacockDiane B. PelcRonald PelcErick D. PerryDerek F. PetrakBetsy PhillipsKevin A. PhillipsKen PierceNancy L. PollardRobert C. PollardDavid L. PruisBonnie PurleeGeorge C. PurleeRE/MAX of MichiganWalter A. RobisonHenry L. Rohs, Jr.Joan Carol RohsRugger’s Up & UnderBerclay A. RuschakWilliam S. RuschakJoan M. RussellTimothy D. RussellAndrew Anthony RymshaJose E. SantamariaKaren Trout SantamariaAllen D. SchauJack Neff SchermerhornChris A. SchneiderLouise SchneiderPatricia Ann SchneiderPaul Edward SchneiderHeinz E. SchroederScott’s Pig RoastAvis L. SebalyRay Scott ShugarsSign Boys, LLCCarol D. SimpsonJ. Brooks SimpsonDaniel R. SmithJudy A. SmithWilliam J. SpragueCharlene M. SprickRobert W. SprickSPX Corporation Foundation **Gregory Dale StaudacherJamie L. SteenwykKeith B. SteenwykRonald B. StephensWendy L. StockCarol StrongEdwin C. StrongJanet SutherlandVerne E. SutherlandJudith S. Takemoto-BucklesMargaret M. TannerRichard W. TannerTesar Printing CompanyGary E. TibblePatricia M. TibbleJohn W. TimkoLinda L. TolstykaPatrick J. TolstykaEmil J. Tomanek, Jr.Nancy TomanekLawrence A. UlmerMarsha R. UlmerRoger E. UlrichMelvin D. Van DisVivian Van DisRoss VanderCookSusan E. VanderCookVanderMay Construction, Inc.Gary B. WaltersFran L. WashingtonVon H. Washington, Sr.J. William Weessies, Jr.Gary L. WegenkeSandra S. WegenkeSheri Marie WegnerJohn WeitzelKatie WeitzelG. Glen WellerTimothy W. WenzelDonald C. WermePatricia WermeBetty WestonFrances D. WinegarMarvin L. WinegarJudy WoizeschkeThomas A. WoizeschkeKathleen A. WolfThomas R. Wolf, Jr.Janice Elaine WrightR. Gerald WrightRichard D. Zane, Jr.Cynthia Marie ZerbanJason A. ZerbanFrederick L. ZuidemaMarie Zuidema

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