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VISITING TEAMGUIDE

GOSHEN COLLEGEATHLETICS

VISITOR’S GUIDETABLE OF CONTENTS

Philosophy of Athletics 1Getting Started

Contact Information 2Emergency Numbers 2Quick Facts 3Media/ Game Day Info 4

Goshen City and CollegeDirections 5Driving Times 5Goshen at a Glance 6

Goshen College at a Glance 7-8Campus Map/ Parking 9Lodging 10Restaurants 10Attractions/ Entertainment 11

Athletic InformationSports Medicine 12Facilties 13-14Sport Specific Information 15-16

PHILOSOPHY OF ATHLETICS"Our intercollegiate athletics program is an important facet of the total educational pro-gram at Goshen College. A quality athletic program provides opportunities for the physical, intellectual, emotional and spiritual development of its participants, players, and coaches. Quality includes a chance to succeed athletically. It also means fidel-ity to our college mission, fairness in opportunity for women and men, support for the academic aspirations of athletes, good sportsmanship and attractive facilities. Athletes have the opportunity to learn the important life skills of wise time management, leader-ship and teamwork. Such life skills contribute positively to students performance on the playing field, in the classrooms and in residence life. Athletic teams have numerous op-portunities to model a Christian lifestyle."

-Adopted by the Goshen College Board of Overseers;January, 1996

The Maple Leafs welcome you to Goshen College. We hope you enjoy your stay. Please let us know if there is anything

we can do to make your stay better.

Contact Information

Getting Started City & College Athletics

Athletic AdministrationPosition Name Office Phone Email Athletic Director Tim Demant (574) 535-7491 tdemant@goshen.edu RFC Director Josh Keister (574) 535-7748 joshdk@goshen.eduSports Information Josh Gleason (574) 535-7497 joshag@goshen.edu Athletic Trainer Lindy Kaminskis (574) 535-7417 lkaminskis@goshen.eduFaculty Rep Michelle Horning (574) 535-7453 michelleeh@goshen.eduPE Department Head Jewel Lehman (574) 535-7779 jlehman@goshen.edu

CoachingStaffBaseball Head Alex Childers (574) 535-7748 alexbc@goshen.eduBasketball Men Neal Young (574) 535-7493 nyoung@goshen.eduBasketball Women Stephanie Miller (574) 535-7492 ssmiller@goshen.eduCross Country Doug Yoder (574) 535-7495 dougy@goshen.eduGolf TBD (574) 535-7497 athletics@goshen.eduSoccer Men Tavi Mounsithiraj (574) 535-7235 thavisakm@goshen.eduSoccer Women Dale Stoltzfus (574) 535-7539 destoltzfus@goshen.eduSoftball Kristen Kolter (574) 535-7233 kkolter@goshen.eduTennis Men Stan King (574) 535-7498 stanbk@goshen.eduTennis Women Doug Gossman (574) 535-7743 dgossman@goshen.eduTrack & Field Doug Yoder (574) 535-7495 dougy@goshen.eduVolleyball Jim Routhier (574) 535-5495 jrouthier@goshen.edu

Facility NumbersAthletic Training (574) 535-7417Baseball Press Box (574) 535-7339Dining Center (574) 535-7580RFC Front Desk (574) 535-7500Softball Press Box (574) 535-7080Sports Information (574) 535-7497

Emergeny NumbersService On Campus Phone Off CampusCampus Security x7599 (574) 535-7599Ambulence 9-911 911Goshen Police/ Fire 9-911 911The campus security office is located at the northeast corner of the union building. See campus map on page 12.

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Getting Started City & College Athletics

Goshen College FactsAddress: 1700 South Main StreetCity, State, Zip: Goshen, Indiana, 46526Affiliation: Mennonite Church USAFounded: 1894President: James E. BrennemanEnrollment: 923Website: www.goshen.edu

Athletic FactsDirector of Athletics: Tim DemantAD Phone: (574) 535-7491AD Email: tdemant@goshen.eduFaculty Athletic Rep: Michelle HorningSports Information Director: Josh GleasonSID Phone: (574) 535-7497SID Fax: (574) 535-7531SID Email: joshag@goshen.eduHead Trainer: Linda Kaminskis Trainer Phone: (574) 535-7417Trainer Email: lkaminskis@goshen.eduConference: Mid-Central College ConferenceMascot: Maple LeafsColors: Purple, WhiteWebsite: www.GoLeafs.netTwitter: @GCMapleLeafsFacebook: facebook.com/GCMapleLeafsYouTube: Goshen Maple Leafs

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Game Day/ Media InformationGame Programs: Game day programs – to include rosters of both teams, schedules, stats, and game notes – will be available prior to the contests/ meets for volleyball, men’s and women’s soccer, track and field, and men’s and women’s basketball. Goshen rosters and schedules will be available at baseball and softball contests.

Media Passes: Members of the media (public and institutional) may receive free admission into all Goshen College home games. Advance requests are appreciated and should be made through the Office of Sports Information. Passes will be available pregame at the gate for all indoor events.

Media Interviews/ Requests: The Office of Sports Information is here to serve you. Please make any requests known and every effort to make accomodations will be made. Please respect the preparation and concentration of all student-athletes and coaches by conducting all interviews after the contest and outside of the locker rooms unless otherwise arranged by the Office of Sports Information and the specific-sport coach.

Statistics: Copies of game box scores will be available shortly following the contest in men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, baseball, softball and men’s and women’s basketball. In all other sports, full resolus will be provided on www.GoLeafs.net as soon as possible – typically within a few hours, but no longer than 24 hours after completion of contest or meet. In basketball contests, box scores will also be made available at halftime. Media Reporting: Official box scores and results will be reported to local media following contests held at Goshen College. If you want scores reported to your institutions media list, please make request in advance of the contest to the Office of Sports Information. Please include no more than three media outlets and contact information (email addresses only, no fax numbers will be accepted).

Office of Sports Information:Director of Sports Information: Josh Gleason

Office Phone: (574) 535-7497Email: joshag@goshen.edu

Fax: (574) 535-7531Cell Phone: (574) 326-1657

City & CollegeGetting Started Athletics

Directions to CampusTRAVELING BY CAR:

Goshen College is located at the south end of the town of Goshen, Indiana, on the southeast corner

of College Avenue and State Road 15.

From the 80/90 Toll Road:Take the Bristol exit, which is also State Road 15. Follow State Road 15 south approximately 13 miles until you get to Goshen College.

From U.S. 33:(From the northwest) Follow U.S. 33 into the town of Goshen, where it will intersect with State Road 15. Take State Road 15 south until you see the campus.(From the southeast) Follow U.S. 33 to College Avenue. Turn left on College Avenue and continue one mile to the campus.

From U.S. 20:At the intersection of U.S. 20 and State Road 15, take State Road 15 south 8 miles until you get to the campus.

TRAVELING BY BUS OR TRAIN:Greyhound and Amtrak both stop in Elkhart, which is about 10 miles from Goshen.

TRAVELING BY PLANE:The South Bend Airport is about 45 minutes from campus.

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Traveling to Goshen College

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Chicago, IL 120 miles (2.5 hours)Detroit, MI 170 miles (3 hours)Fort Wayne, IN 59 miles (1.25 hours)Indianapolis, IN 140 miles (3 hours)South Bend, IN 25 miles (45 minutes)Toledo, OH 130 miles (2.5 hours)

Approx. Driving Times

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Goshen at a Glance

City of Goshen

Goshen, Ind., is known as the Maple City because of its many maple trees. The city offers many diverse cultural, educational, employment and recreational opportunities. Most notably, we maintain our small town values and charm while offering a multitude of activities and experiences often found in nearby larger cities. The roots of Goshen are traced back to the Amish and Mennonite heritage that settled this area in 1831. While you can still see Amish with horses and buggies on our streets, Goshen is a dynamic and growing community.

A growing and ethnically diverse community

Today, Goshen is a city of over 29,000 residents nestled in the center of the northern Indiana county of Elkhart. The community is growing quickly, with the city gaining over 6,000 residents during the1990s. Through our growth over the past 25

years, we have become an ethnically diverse community providing residents an opportunity to interact with people from many different cultures.

Population: 31, 882 (2006)County: ElkhartElevation: 801 ft.Land Area: 13.2 sq. milesTime Zone: ESTMedium Resident Age: 31.5Avg. Household Income: $39,500Top Industry: Transportation Equip.

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Goshen College at a Glance Goshen College, established in 1894, is now a private, coeducational, residential, Christian col-lege of the liberal arts and sciences rooted in the Anabaptist-Mennonite tradition. The distinctive-ness of a Goshen education derives from the col-lege's dedication to five core values in preparing students as leaders for the church and the world. Stemming from our Christ-centeredness is our commitment to passionate learning, global citizen-ship, servant leadership and compassionate peace-making.

At Goshen College we intend to create a com-munity of faith and learning built on five core values: Christ-centeredness, passionate learning, servant leadership, compassionate peacemaking and global citizenship. In our academic program and campus life students will develop the knowl-

edge, skills and values for:

A life that is CHRIST-CENTERED, with a reflective faith that nurtures spiritual growth in individual and corpo-rate contexts an active faith that informs all life’s choices

A life of PASSIONATE LEARNING, through the mastery of a major field of study as the basis for life-long learning, service, relationships, and work in a socially and culturally diverse context an extensive foundation of knowledge, skills, process-es and methodologies derived from a liberal arts curriculum that are required for systematic study and problem solving

A life of SERVANT LEADERSHIP, based on a leadership ability that empowers self and others a healthy understanding of self and others that is reflected in relationships of interdependence and mutual accountability

A life of COMPASSIONATE PEACEMAKING with a personal integrity that fosters the ability to resolve conflict and to promote justice and a commitment to diversity in all of its forms both conceptually and in practice

A life of GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP with an intercultural openness with the ability to function effective-ly with people of other world views a responsible understanding of stewardship for human systems and the environment in a multicultural world

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Academics85 percent of classes have fewer than 25 students; student/faculty ratio is 13:1. Most faculty, two-thirds of whom have doctorates, have lived and worked abroad. 36 majors, 37 minors, 18 teacher certification programs, and numerous pre-professional and certificate programs. Top majors in-clude: nursing, music, biology, elementary education, and business adminis-tration.

Campus & facilities highlights:135-acre campus, 19 major buildings, 1,150-acre Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center, Marine biology facility in Florida Keys, $24 million, 68,000 sq. ft. music center

Student enrollment 2008-09:Final statistics, released by Goshen College’s registrar’s office, showed a total headcount of 921 students enrolled at Goshen Col-lege for the fall 2008-09 semester. GC's retention rate is 80%.

Outcomes – by the numbers100% – Medical school acceptance rate for 2003 gradu-ates...100% – Graduate school acceptance rate for students in physics and social work...Top 1% – English majors' national scor-ing on the Education Testing Service Exam...Top 17% – Goshen College's ranking among national liberal arts colleges for producing graduates who go on to earn doctoral degrees.

Costs (for 2010-11)Full-time tuition and fees: $24,500Room and full board: $8,300Tuition/fees + room/board: $32,800

Financial aidGoshen College costs 10% less than the national average for private colleges. For 2008-09, 99% of all students received financial aid, and the average aid package was $19,470 (not including work-study). Goshen was named a "least debt college" in U.S.News & World Report’s "America’s Best Colleges" guide.

Historic relationshipEstablished in 1894 and owned by the Mennonite Church. Around 55 percent of the total student body report Mennonite or Mennonite-related backgrounds, but more than 30 different Christian denomina-tions and several world religions are represented on our campus.

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Campus Map/ Parking

Parking Visitor’s parking is available to the south of the music center (off 12th Street), south of the College Mennonite Church (off State Road 15), or to the east of the Roman Gingerich Recreation-Fit-ness Center (off 12th Street). Visiting team buses should park on the east side of the Roman Gingerich Recreation-Fitness Cen-ter. Buses should park closest to the track and field complex or baseball field for easiest entry and exit access.

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Lodging and Restaurants

Best Western900 Lincolnway East (U.S. 33 East)Goshen, IN 46526(574) 533-0408

Courtyard Marriott1930 Lincolnway East (U.S. 33 East)Goshen, IN 46526(574) 534-3133 or (800) 321-2211

Holiday Inn Express64395 U.S. Hwy 33Goshen, IN 46526(574) 533-0200

Goshen Travelodge1375 Lincolnway EastGoshen, IN 46526(574) 533-9551

Goshen Super 8 Motel65440 U.S. Hwy 33Goshen, IN 4652(574) 642-9944

LODGING

RESTAURANTS

Dairy Queen 723 W. Pike Street(574)533-5114Little Caesars Pizza712 Lincolnway East(574) 534-8888McDonald's Restaurant2001 Lincolnway East(574)533-1271Papa John's301 N. Main Street(574)534-7272Ponderosa Steakhouse1919 Lincolnway East(574)533-3055Subway2000 Elkhart Road Suite D(574)533-7269Bruno’s Pizza65529 SR15 Suite F(574)535-0011

The Chief1131 Abby Court(574)533-6448County Seat Cafe124 W. Jefferson Street(574)534-1348Sunset Grille1305 Lincolnway EastUniversal Tamal225 South Main StreetDandino’s Restaurant 1407 Elkhart Road(574)534-1239The Electric Brew136 S. Main StreetGordy’s Subs & Pizza206 Johnston Street(574)534-3663Mario’s Italian127 South Main Street(574)537-1601

McKee’s Irish Pub1914 Elkhart Road(574)534-8899The Refinery Cafe 1907 Elkhart RoadRachel’s Bread212 West WashingtonDutch Maid Bakery508 West Lincoln AvenueEssenhaus Inc.240 US Hwy. 20Middlebury, INThe Crossing1202 West Pike Street

Many other restaurants are avail-able within a 15 minute drive, including Applebees, Chili’s, Buffalo Wild Wings, and Steak and Shake.

Hampton Inn1965 Lincolnway EastGoshen, IN 46526(574) 533-8800

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Attractions/ EntertainmentAmish Country - Goshen is located in the heart of Amish Country Guided house and farm tours take visitors on buggy rides and tours of Amish homes, barns, outbuildings, fields. A standard assortment of nationally known retailers and restaurants is also available in the Goshen area. Middlebury's Das Dutchman Essen-haus and Shipshewana's restaurants and Amish specialty shops are both within easy driving distance.

the Old Bag Factory - Residents and visitors not only share the past, but also benefit from the talents of local

artisans at the Old Bag Factory. Dick Lehman, Potter, Swartzendruber Hard-wood Creations and John Mishler Sculpture Studio are some of the nationally renowned local artisans who are located at the Old Bag Factory.

Shopping - Shopping in the Goshen area is an incredible experience! First there is Goshen's strong, viable downtown area. Unique retail shops many dating to the late 1800's and early 1900's provide modern services for today's shopper. To name a few, Newell's Ladies Apparel has been in business over 100 years and carries fashionable, seasonal clothing. Woldruff's Footwear carries a wide variety of shoe styles in their beautifully renovated building. The Olympia Candy Kitchen has furnished the White House with chocolates for inaugurations and takes you back in time to the old soda shop era.

Entertainment - Linway Plaza, located on Lincoln Avenue and just off the downtown area is a great entertainment and restaurant area. In addition to Linway Plaza Cinema, there are numerous eateries with a selection of American, Chinese, Italian, Mexican cuisine. You'll also want to top off any ex-perience with a visit to The Chief, a local hangout with real, homemade ice cream as their drawing card. Want to see a movie? The Linway Plaza Cinema is a 10-screen complex with stadium seating centrally located just west of the downtown area. Also, plan to visit Goshen for First Fridays (during the

first Friday of each month) when you can enjoy events, classes, promotions, concerts, and more in Goshen. Various downtown Goshen businesses including Constant Spring, Dutch Maid Bakery, Spa-cious Heart Yoga, Eyedart Gallery, Gateway Winery, Goshen Theater, Maple City Market and more will be open.

The Arts - Goshenites also enjoy performances at New World Arts and the Goshen Theatre, both located in downtown Goshen. Performances range from musicals and comedies to dramas as well as children's theatre. Musi-cal entertainment is also provided at the LVD Concert Hall located at the Old Bag Factory.

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Sports Medicine

2012-13 by the NUMBERS...20,194 total treatments, rehabs, and consultations16,500 yards of tape used (more than 13 miles)6,500 ice bags used6,180 student-athlete visits to clinic1,650 gallons of Gatorade made and consumed2,296 ankles taped1,345 band-aids used41 visiting athletes treated333 scheduled physician specialist appointments11 surgeries17 fractures and discloations11 emergency room visits

August 1-April 30M, W, Th, F 1-7 PM plus athletic eventsTuesday 8-11 AM, 1-7 PM plus eventsSaturday 8-10 AM plus eventsSunday closedMay TermM, W, Th, F 2-6 PM plus athletic eventsTuesday 8 AM- 6 PM plus eventsSat. & Sun closedJune and JulyTraining clinic is officially closed.

Athletic Training Clinic Hours

For More Information...

Linda KaminskisMed, ATC, LAT

Athletic Training ClinicRecreation-Fitness Center(574) 535-7417 office(574) 535-7531 faxlkaminskis@goshen.edu

Program Goal: to provide a link between the athletic pro-gram and the medical community for the implementation of injury prevention, emergency care and rehabilitation procedures.

No one healthcare professional has sufficient knowledge to handle all needs that arise, it takes a team approach. At Goshen College this team includes a state licensed, NATABOC certified athletic trainer, team physician, nurse practitioner and nursing staff, a network of orthopedic surgeons, family practitioners, sports psychologist and a student athletic training staff. Goshen College is fortu-nate to be located across the street from Goshen General Hospital and is located close to several medical profes-sional practices.

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Goshen College athletes train and compete in some of the best small college athletic facilities in the nation.

Indoor Facilities• 3 full-size basketball courts with 10 baskets• 200-meter Mondo-surface running track• 2,800-square foot weight room• 4 racquetball courts• Large training room• Indoor soccer goals• State-of-the-art exercise science lab• Indoor golf hitting range• Track and field: jumping pit, throwing cage, high jump pit and high jump mats

Outdoor Facilities• 10 tennis courts; six have lighting• 400-meter track and field complex• 2 sand volleyball courts• 3-hole golf course• Soccer field with lights and seating for 1,500 fans• 3 separate practice fields• Baseball field: Completely fenced with press box and enlarged dugouts• Softball field: Completely fenced with press box and newly built dugouts

Roman Gingerich Recreation-Fitness Center The Roman Gingerich Recreation-Fitness Center, which opened in 1995, is home to the Maple Leafs’ 14 intercollegiate athletic teams. The $7.3 million facility houses a variety of athletic and fitness-related activities. Whether you are a member of the golf team hitting balls on the indoor range or a basketball player running on the 200-meter indoor track, the Gingerich Center offers athletes every chance to train and compete successfully. The luxury of such a large athletic training facility allows athletes to train when their schedule permits. The recreation-fitness center is open from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. throughout the week, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, and 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Sunday. With these hours, athletes also have the op-portunity to train and compete without sacrificing their academic pursuits. During their respective seasons, Goshen teams can all take advantage of the facility in a three-hour time frame and are not forced to practice at odd hours. The spring sports season brings five Goshen teams into the facility at one time. The golf team is able to hit balls in one area, while the softball team takes cuts in the batting cage, the baseball team has infield practice and the track-and-field squad trains on the indoor track. Not many institutions can boast of such an efficient use of time or space, and that is one reason Goshen has continued to excel both athletically and academically.

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Eigsti Track and Field Complex A newly resurfaced 400-meter track makes for an outstanding performance venue. The addition of the Andrew W. Frech Press Box Facility in the spring of 2008 completes the Eigsti Track and Field Complex. The Press Box Facility is fully equipped for video timing systems, media reporting and communication. The base of the press box provides storage for track equipment as well as pro-viding room for implement weigh-in and athlete check-in on event days. The jumping pits are conveinently located on the south end of the track. Beyond the south fence of the track is ample room for the throwing events.

Soccer Complex The Goshen College soccer complex is one of the most exciting places to watch a small-college soccer match in the coun-try. Goshen is one of the few NAIA schools

in the country to have a fully lighted stadium specifically built for soccer. The grandstands along the west sideline seat up to 2,500 spectators. The stadium also featues permanant dugouts for both teams as well as officials. Another unique feature of the Goshen College soccer complex is that it features room for up to three additional practice fields, making prac-tice and game contests for multiple teams easy.

Baseball Complex Originally built in the 1950’s, the Goshen College Baseball Complex has undergone many improve-ments throughout the years. Pine trees planted in the 80’s provide an intimate feel along with a valu-able wind break behind the backstop and dugouts as well as an excellent hitting background beyond center field. In 2006, the infield was resurfaced making for one of the finest playing surfaces around, while a full-infield tarp was purchased at that time to help protect it. The field has unique dimensions of 330 feet down the lines, 398 feet in the power allies, and 380 feet to straight-away centerfield.

Softball Complex The Goshen College softball field is situated just outside the south exit of the Recreation-Fitness Center. A high-quality playing surface is completed with newly built dugouts and a press box.

Tennis Complex Ten tennis courts sit just outside the northeast side of the Recreation-Fitness center. With six fully lighted courts, along with bleachers along the west side, the Goshen College tennis complex is ideal for hosting tournaments both during the day and evening hours.

Golf The Goshen College golf team has a unique advantage in that they have a three-hole golf course right on campus. Highline Golf Course sits on the south edge of the Goshen College athletic complex and is open to the public. For home competitions and practices, the Maple Leafs use Timber Ridge Golf Club in Millersburg. Opened in 1988, the par-72 course features 6,363 yards of golf.

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Sport-Specific InformationBASEBALL

Dugouts Goshen College will occupy the third-base dugout for all home games. For any neutral-site contest held at Goshen, the team declared to bat in the bottom half of the inning will occupy the third-base dugout.Locker Rooms Opposing teams may have access to the locker rooms in the Roman Gingerich Recre-ation-Fitness Center. Enter the building through the blue doors on the south side of the building and remove cleats before entering building. Locker rooms are on the left.Batting Practice Please check with head coach prior to arrival about schedule for the day’s contest. Two batting tunnels are available along the third-base teams dugout upon request.

BASKETBALLBenches Goshen College will occupy the south bench (right side as you face scorers table) for all home games. For any neutral-site contest held at Goshen, the team declared home team will occupy the south bench.Uniforms Goshen College will wear home white uniforms, unless other arrangements have been made and the opposing coach has been notified.Locker Rooms Opposing teams may have access to the public locker rooms in the Roman Gingerich Recreation-Fitness Center 90 minutes prior to game time. Locker rooms are equipped with dry erase boards. Teams are required to bring their own towels.Tickets Tickets are general admission and prices are currently $5 for adults and $2 for students. Ticket prices are subject to change. Ticket prices for any postseason compeition will follow guidlines by the Mid-Central Conference or NAIA. Goshen College accepts guest lists for Mid-Central Confer-ence games only.

CROSS COUNTRYCourse The course for the Hokum Karem Relays runs through the Goshen College Athletic Complex on the Goshen College campus. Please contact the Cross Country coaching staff for more details.

GOLFCourse The home course for the Maple Leafs is Timber Ridge Golf Club. Timber Ridge is located at 12507 County Road 44, Millersburg, IN 46543 just 15 minutes from campus.

SOCCERBenches Goshen College will occupy the north bench (right side as you face grandtsand) for all home games. For any neutral-site contest held at Goshen, the team declared home team will occupy the north bench.Tickets Tickets are general admission and prices are currently $5 for adults and $2 for students. Ticket prices are subject to change. Postseason contests are subject to changes in prices based on Mid-Central Conference and NAIA policies.

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SOFTBALLDugouts Goshen College will occupy the third-base dugout for all home games. For any neutral-site contest held at Goshen, the team declared to bat in the bottom half of the inning will occupy the third-base dugout.Locker Rooms Opposing teams may have access to the locker rooms in the Roman Gingerich Recre-ation-Fitness Center. Enter the building through the blue doors on the south side of the building and remove cleats before entering building. Locker rooms are on the left.

TRACK AND FIELDTeam Tents / Stations Teams may not set up their tents / stations on the infield in the middle of the track. There are grass areas outside of the fenced-in track on the east, west, and south sides of the track. Impliment Weigh-Ins All impliments should be weighed in upon arrival at the Eigsti Track and Field Complex. Weigh-Ins will take place in the bottom floor of the Frech Press Box Facility, accessible from either the track or the seating side of the building.

VOLLEYBALLBenches Goshen College will occupy the south bench (left side as you face scorers table) for all home games. For any neutral-site contest held at Goshen, the team declared home team will occupy the south bench.Locker Rooms Opposing teams may have access to the public locker rooms in the Roman Gingerich Recreation-Fitness Center 90 minutes prior to game time. Locker rooms are equipped with dry erase boards. Teams are required to bring their own towels.Tickets Tickets are general admission and prices are currently $5 for adults and $2 for students. Ticket prices are subject to change. Ticket prices for any postseason compeition will follow guidlines by the Mid-Central Conference or NAIA.

ALL SPORTSAdmission Admission is free to sporting events where not detailed above. Any postseason competition is subject to admissions fees. Champions of Character As a responsible member of the NAIA’s Champions of Character program, Goshen College athletics adheres to the philosophy of good sportsmanship, character, and integrity from its student-athletes, coaches, staff, and fans. Please be respectful of all other spectators and participants to help make the athletic experience a positive one.Medical Staff Medical staff will be on site for all contest. The training room is located in the south-west corner of the Roman Gingerich Recreation-Fitness Center. The following services will be provid-ed during your visit: cretified athletic trainer, coolers with ice water, ice injury bags, taping and treat-ment in the training room. Please bring your own taping and medical supplies and towels for showers and for the bench. Please contact the athletic training staff prior to the day of the contest if you have questions, concerns, or may need special assistance.Pre-game Protocol Please check with the respective sport-coach for instructions and times for pre-game or match protocol and practice times.

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