2016-17 CWRU Athletics Annual Report

Case Western Reserve University

2016-17 Department of Physical Education & Athletics Annual Report

Case Western Reserve University Department of Physical Education & Athletics Annual Report

FROM THE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS DEAR SPARTAN FAMILY,

Welcome to our first annual report of the Department of Physical Education and Athletics.

As I reflect on the past year, I am once again so proud of our talented students and student athletes participating in our programs from the long list of dynamic physical education classes, intramurals, club sports and varsity competition. That talent extends to the classroom as well. As you will note in this report, numerous All-Academic accolades follow each season for our Spartans. In addition to being outstanding in the classroom, our student-athletes engage in community outreach activities both here and abroad. They embody the true meaning of a Division III student athlete.

AMY With the help of our generous donors and university support, we embarked on several ambitious BACKUS facility upgrades. State of the art artificial surfaces to DiSanto Field, Nobby’s Ballpark and Mather Park will put CWRU on the map as having some of the finest competitive venues in the country in our division. Not only will the surfaces prove to be quite beneficial for our spring sports schedule, DiSanto Field serves as a campus wide venue to our competitive club sport and recreational scene.

We will engage in a new strategic plan over the course of the next three years in concert with the themes of the Division of Student Affairs. Our strategic plan thus will embrace the areas of unity, preparedness and wellness. The department is uniquely positioned to prepare our students in all of these areas on a daily basis.

An exciting new student development initiative began this year with “The Program”, our student athlete leadership academy. Over 60 student athlete leaders participated in the academy meeting several time throughout the year to learn team leadership skills and gain leadership knowledge from guest speakers from the corporate world, human resources and education.

With the help of a representative committee of alumni, students and staff, our department rewrote our mission statement and created a new tag line for the department to better reflect the future direction of our department. Using the letters from our university, the new tagline helps to define us: Compete Win Respect Unite.

We hope you enjoy reviewing the best and brightest moments from the 2016-17 Spartan Athletic year.Your support in words, attendance, as a volunteer, sponsor and friend are so appreciated by our entire department. On behalf of our students and staff, thank you for all you do for the proud Spartans!

Sincerely,

Amy Backus Director of Athletics Chair of Physical Education Case Western Reserve University

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MISSION STATEMENT (Revised January 2017)

ABOUT US

The Department of Physical Education and Athletics seeks excellence for the diverse community of students, faculty, and staff of Case Western Reserve University by providing the professional and community resources and support necessary to develop and maximize opportunities for engagement, learning, and respectful competition at the highest level. The department offers a broad range of athletics activities, including varsity teams, club sports, intramurals, and physical education courses, which support the educational mission of this prestigious research university to improve and enrich lives through active, creative, and continuous learning.

STATE OF THE DEPARTMENT

The Department of Physical Education and Athletics is committed to serving all students in our programs from varsity, club, recreational, intramurals and physical education. Providing a challenging, quality athletic experience for students seeking a rigorous academic agenda is not a mutually exclusive endeavor. We currently support 19 varsity sports competing in the most competitive conference in Division III in the country, the University Athletic Association. This association is comprised of some of the top research universities in the country. Student athletes on the varsity level comprise 10% of the undergraduate population (452). The department currently recognizes 17 club sport programs serving 890 students competing regionally and nationally as well as Intramural activities with 1,531 unique participants this past academic year. Physical education classes include courses ranging from yoga to basketball and rock climbing providing fitness and lifetime sport instruction. Included in the physical education department is a recognized minor in sports medicine.

Students enrolled in Fall 2016 courses numbered 1,883 with Spring 2017 course enrollment of 2,440 for a total of 4,323 undergraduates engaged in our department through physical education classes.

Facility improvements continued to take priority in 2016-17. The status of our main competition areas will be in excellent shape for the next ten years as new surfaces will be complete in 2017 for the Veale Convocation Center, DiSanto Field, Nobby’s Ballpark and Mather Park. We will continue to fundraise for facility developments and enhancements for Wyant Phase II, Adelbert Gymnasium, and a tennis clubhouse. Additional enhancements in locker room spaces took shape in 2016-17 and will continue into the future.

Resource development strategies to increase financial contributions in the form of excellence campaigns, endowment creations and corporate sponsorships and stronger alumni affiliations will be important for creating a sustainable competitive advantage in the UAA and beyond. Our outreach efforts through social media outlets, with Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, including the department sponsored feeds as well as each varsity sport and most club sports increasing our exposure through social media. Most varsity programs outline updates to friends lists through weekly emails and quarterly newsletters. Visits to our athletics.case.edu website are the second most visited sites trailing only behind case.edu, the main portal to the university.

Preparing students for the future is a baseline concept on all of our teams. We build winners and develop character through the many programs and services we offer students. Character development occurs organically from participation on a team where selfless devotion, sacrifice and time management skills come into play each day. Formally we address leadership skills in our student athlete advisory council (CASA), The Program; our student leadership academy, Sport Club Council, ROTC, student staff development and mentoring discussions with alumni as well as career networking.

A strong athletic program can help to galvanize a community, provide enthusiasm and pride in the university. It is an opportunity to value and honor other’s successes while providing unparalleled growth of the individuals involved. We currently emphasize and advocate for the continued provisions of a broad based and comprehensive program of athletic opportunities to all students who seek excellence in their chosen passions whether on the varsity level team, club sports or life-long physical education pursuits.

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FALL SPORTS Men’s & Women’s Cross Country

2016-17 TEAM HIGHLIGHTS Men’s Soccer

The men’s soccer team won five games during the 2016 season, despite facing one of the toughest schedules in all of Division III. Included in the team’s wins was a victory over the second-ranked Kenyon on a golden-goal by Josh Wargo.

Jacob Grindel, Zach Broujos and Calvin Boyle paced the Spartans during the year, with each being named AllJunior defender Zach Broujos UAA First Team selections.

The squad earned an NSCAA of the men’s soccer team Team Academic Award, finishing the year with the third-highest GPA in the nation.

Cross Country’s season was highlighted by junior Sam Merriman, who placed 21st as an individual at the NCAA Championships, while also winning the Elite 90 award for the highest GPA at the event. Senior Galen Caldwell added an All-Region honor during the year, and helped the men’s team place sixth at the Great Lakes Junior Sam Merriman of the Regionals, while junior men’s cross country team Danielle Kulpins earned all-region honors as Volleyball well, placing 20th individually and helping the CWRU Volleyball opened the season women to a 11th-place finish at the meet. with an 8-0 record, while also claiming the team title in the 18th Annual Marcia French Football The Case Western Reserve Invite. The team finished football team claimed its with 21 wins and were paced sixth University Athletic by freshman Haley Sims, Association Championship who was selected as the in 2016, finishing the year UAA Rookie of the Year and with a 9-1 record. The team earned an All-UAA honorable set a program record with mention, as well as Allover 2,500 rushing yards UAA second team honoree Carroll.

Sims during the season, and Shannon received votes in the final became the second Spartan Freshman middle hitter Haley D3football.com and AFCA ever to be named the UAA Sims of the volleyball team polls. Junior Rob Cuda was Rookie of the year. named the UAA Offensive Junior quarterback Rob Most Valuable Player, while Cuda of the football team Nick Kwon and Gage Blair WINTER SPORTS each earned D3football.com All-Region recognition.

Women’s Soccer

Led by All-UAA First Team

junior Neha Cheemalavagu and All-UAA Second Team senior Christine Breindel, the CWRU women’s soccer team’s defense shutout four opponents during the season, en route to a sixwin campaign. The Spartans were also recognized with the NSCAA Team Academic Award for the 13th-straight season.

Women’s Basketball

The CWRU women’s basketball team finished the season 1312, including a tournament win at the Springhill Suites Tournament and a victory over then 10th-ranked Carnegie Mellon. Junior Kara Hageman set single season and single game scoring records for CWRU, en route to being named to the All-UAA First Team and the AllRegion Third Team. Jess McCoy and Hillary Hellmann were both Junior forward Kara Hageman named to the all-conference of the women’s basketball team second team, with Hellmann Junior defender Neha Cheemalavagu finishing the year with a of the women’s soccer team Division III best 47.4 percent mark from three-point range.

Men’s Basketball

A young men’s basketball team finished the season strong, winning three of its final five games, included a win at sixthranked Rochester in late February. The Spartans also picked up tournament wins at the Sponaugle New Years Tournament and the Doc Greene Tournament during the campaign. The team was led by All-UAA Junior forward TJ Duckett of First Team selection TJ the men’s basketball team Duckett and All-Conference honorable mention Javier Alvarez.

Men’s & Women’s Indoor Track & Field

The indoor track and field team had a record-breaking campaign, with five schoolrecords set by the men, and two by the women.

Seven Spartan men earned All-Region accolades by the USTFCCCA. Junior Cassandra Laios claimed UAA Championships in the weight throw and shot put, while also being named the UAA Most Outstanding Field Events Performer.

Senior Nathaniel Wahner Junior Cassandra Laios of the women’s indoor track & field team claimed the UAA title in the 400-meter dash and also qualified for the NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field Championships in the 400-meter dash and 200-meter dash, becoming the first Spartan to ever qualify for each event.

Men’s & Women’s Swimming & Diving

The men’s swimming and diving team sent a contingent to the NCAA Championships, where they were led by All-America honorable mention finishes from junior Drew Hamilton in the 500-yard freestyle and 400-yard individual medley.

Three men’s swimming records fell during the year.

Both the CWRU men’s and women’s teams captured the title at the Wooster Junior Drew Hamilton of the Invitational as well. The men’s swimming & diving team men’s and women’s teams

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each earned the CSCAA Scholastic All-America honor, while also having a combined 30 student-athletes receive UAA All-Academic recognition.

Wrestling

The wrestling team capped off its 2016-17 campaign by receiving the NWCA Division III Scholar Team Award with the nation’s highest grade point average.

Senior captain Matt Moy was the UAA Champion in the 125-pound weight class and CWRU’s best overall performance came at the John Summa Tournament when they had six wrestlers place at the tournament.

Senior Matt Moy of the wrestling team

SPRING SPORTS Baseball

Baseball finished second in the UAA, going 11-5 during the first year of roundrobin conference play, and going 24-16 overall. Senior Jake Shields matched the program record for career victories with 24, and senior Aaron Cain set a new program record with 11 career triples.

The Spartans picked up four wins against nationallyranked opponents during the season, topping then Senior pitcher Jake Shields of the baseball team third-ranked Emory and 16th-ranked Washington University. Shields was named to the ABCA AllRegion Team for the third-straight year in 2017.

Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field The Spartans track and field team continued its success into the outdoor campaign, with school records set by juior Cassandra Laios in the hammer throw, senior Nathaniel Wahner in the 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash and 400-meter dash, junior Sam Merriman in the 5,000-meter run and the 4x400meter relay team of Wahner freshman Jonathan Haling, sophomore Joseph Cabral and junior Andrew Ibibo. Wahner and the men’s 4x400-meter relay

2016-17 TEAM HIGHLIGHTS team also qualified for the 2017 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Geneva, Ohio. Wahner competed individually in the 200-meter dash and 400-meter dash, while also running the anchor of the 4x400-meter relay. The CWRU men finished third at the University Athletic Association Outdoor Championships, while the Senior Nathaniel Wahner of the outdoor track & field team women finished fourth.

Wahner was named the UAA Most Outstanding Running Events Performer, Laios earned the UAA Most Outstanding Field Events Performer and freshman Dominic Oddo was named the UAA Rookie of the Year. The Spartan men were also ranked 21st in the USTFCCCA Top 25 during the outdoor season, which was the first time in program history that CWRU has been ranked.

Softball

Softball finished the year with a 20-17 overall record, including a 7-6 conference record.

Senior Annie Wennerberg broke the program record for career wins, and now has 53 for her career, while junior Katie Wede will enter next season with the second most steals in program history, just 15 shy of tying the program record. In their final game of the season yesterday, Senior pitcher/ outfielder Annie junior Katie Dzierwa threw a Wennerberg of the softball team no hitter against Heidelberg.

Wennerberg and sophomore shortstop Nicole Doyle were each named to the AllRegion Third Team.

Women’s Tennis

The women’s tennis team notched another historical season, with the squad ranked as high as 18th during the year. The Spartans went 17-5 during the year, the team’s highest win total since an 18-6 finish to the 2012 campaign.

Junior Nithya Kanagasegar qualified for the 2017 NCAA Division III Individual Tennis Championships, competing Junior Nithya Kanagasegar in the singles draw for the of the women’s tennis team third-straight season. Two players – Kanagasegar and freshman Kendal Holladay – ended the season ranked in the Central Region singles polls, and Kanagasegar teamed with sophomore Jessica Liu to form a regionally-ranked doubles pairing. The team also went 9-4 against team’s that were nationally-ranked at the time of play.

Men’s Tennis

Men’s tennis matched the program record for wins in a season for the secondstraight season, finishing the campaign with a 22-6 overall record. The team finished the season ranked 15th in Division III and fourth in the Central Region, while junior James Fojtasek was the 13th-ranked player in the Central Region and the duo of senior Fred Daum and sophomore John Benedetto Junior James Fojtasek of were ranked 15th in the final the men’s tennis team regional doubles rankings.

The Spartans picked up wins over nationally-ranked squads in no. 14 Trinity, no. 8 Whitman, No. 25 Kenyon and No. 31 Lewis and Clark during the year.

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ATHLETIC AWARDS

2016-17 INDIVIDUAL AWARDS

Cassandra Laios · Junior · Outdoor Track & Field (Field Events) CoSIDA Academic All-America Nathaniel Wahner · Senior · Outdoor Track & Field (Running Events) Andrew Henning · Senior · Men’s Swimming & Diving All-America • Second Team At-Large Sam Merriman · Junior · Men’s Cross Country Brendan Lynch · Senior · Football UAA Rookie of the Year • 21st at the NCAA Championships • First Team Wide Receiver Dominic Oddo · Freshman · Outdoor Track & Field Drew Hamilton · Junior · Men’s Swim & Dive Sam Merriman · Junior · Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field Haley Sims · Freshman · Volleyball • Ninth in the 400 IM & 15th in the 500 Free at the • First Team NCAA Championships Nick Kwon · Senior · Football UAA Coaching Staff of the Year • Second Team Defensive Back Football All-Region • Head Coach: Greg Debeljak Gage Blair · Junior · Football • Assistant Coaches: Dereck Slesh, Warren Miller, CoSIDA Academic All-District • Third Team Center (D3football.com) John Pont, Ben Lolli, Conor Reilly, Dave DiCarlo, Andrew Henning · Senior · Men’s Swimming & Diving Joseph Cabral · Sophomore · Track & Field Nick Kwon · Senior · Football Jim Stephens, Tyler Schovanec & Mark Murray • Indoor 4x400m Relay Brendan Lynch · Senior · Football • Indoor Distance Medley Relay Sam Merriman · Junior · Cross Country/ Track & Field • Outdoor 4x400m Relay UAA Individual Champions Galen Caldwell · Junior · Cross Country Joseph Cabral · Sophomore · Track & Field NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship • 26th at the Great Lakes Region XC • Indoor 4x400m Relay Zach Broujos · Senior · Men’s Soccer Championships • Outdoor 4x400m Relay Andrew Henning · Senior · Men’s Swimming & Diving Kara Hageman · Junior · Women’s Basketball Adrian Cannon · Junior · Track & Field • Third Team Forward (D3hoops.com) • Outdoor 4x100m Relay Jonathan Haling · Freshman · Track & Field Jonathan Haling · Freshman · Track & Field DEPARTMENT AWARDS • Indoor 4x400m Relay • Indoor 4x400m Relay Bill Sudeck Outstanding Student-Athlete Award • Outdoor 4x400m Relay • Outdoor 4x400m Relay Sam Merriman · Junior · Men’s Cross Country/ Track & Field Brian Holden · Freshman · Track & Field Zak Hurd · Junior · Track & Field • Outdoor Javelin • Outdoor 4x100m Relay Andrew Ibibo · Junior · Track & Field Andrew Ibibo · Junior · Track & Field Glenn & Peggy Nicholls Female Athlete of the Year • Indoor 4x400m Relay • Indoor 4x400m Relay Kara Hageman · Junior · Women’s Basketball • Outdoor 4x400m Relay • Outdoor 4x400m Relay Danielle Kulpins· Junior · Cross Country Cassandra Laios · Junior · Track & Field Dr. David Hutter Male Athlete of the Year • 20th at the Great Lakes Region XC • Indoor Shot Put Nathaniel Wahner · Senior · Men’s Track & Field Championships • Indoor Weight Throw Nick Kwon · Senior · Football • Outdoor Shot Put • Second Team Cornerback (D3football.com) • Outdoor Hammer Throw Dorothy L. Hoza Award Cassandra Laios · Junior · Track & Field • Outdoor Discus Throw Cassandra Laios · Junior · Women’s Track & Field • Outdoor Hammer Throw Sam Merriman · Junior · Track & Field Sam Merriman · Junior · Cross Country/ Track & Field • Outdoor 5,000m Run Emily R. Andrews Award • Seventh at the Great Lakes Region XC Matt Moy · Senior · Wrestling Annie Wennerberg · Senior · Softball Championships • 125 lbs. Champion • Indoor 3,000m Run Dominic Oddo · Freshman · Track & Field • Outdoor 5,000m Run • Outdoor Long Jump Arthur P. Leary Award Olivia Newman · Sophomore · Track & Field Nathaniel Wahner · Senior · Track & Field Drew Hamilton · Junior · Men’s Swimming & Diving • Outdoor 400m Hurdles • Indoor 400m Dash Dominic Oddo · Freshman · Track & Field • Indoor 4x400m Relay Philip K. “Nip” Heim Award • Outdoor Long Jump • Outdoor 200m Dash Andrew Henning · Senior · Men’s Swimming & Diving Jake Shields · Senior · Baseball • Outdoor 400m Dash • ABCA All-Mideast Region Third Team • Outdoor 4x100m Relay Nathaniel Wahner · Senior · Track & Field Bill Sudeck Rookie of the Year • Outdoor 4x400m Relay • Indoor 200m Dash Cameron Brown · Sophomore · Football Ben Zelkin · Junior · Track & Field • Indoor 400m Dash • Outdoor 4x100m Relay • Indoor 4x400m Relay Nancy Gray Rookie of the Year • Indoor Distance Medley Relay Haley Sims · Freshman · Volleyball ACADEMIC AWARDS • Outdoor 100m Dash • Outdoor 200m Dash NCAA Today’s Top-10 Patricia B. Kilpatrick Award • Outdoor 400m Dash C.J. Krimbill · Class of 2016 · Men’s Tennis Olivia Zabrodsky · Senior · Women’s Cross Country • Outdoor 4x400m Relay

UAA Most Valuable Performer

Rob Cuda · Junior · Football (Offense) Cassandra Laios · Junior · Indoor Track & Field (Field Events)

NCAA Elite 90

Sam Merriman · Junior · Men’s Cross Country

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BlueCWRU

STUDENT-ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT Case Association of Student-Athletes (CASA)

BlueCWRU is a student-run organization that acts as the official student The purpose of the Case Association of Student-Athletes (CASA) is to enhance section of Case Western Reserve University. They promote athletics the experience of student-athletes who are members of intercollegiate athletic programs at Case Western Reserve University. throughout campus by using the #BlueCWRU on twitter.

Mission Statement: The mission of the Case Association of Student-Athletes (CASA) is to provide student-athletes with a means of improving visibility within the campus community through community service, communication between studentathletes and the administration, and increased community involvement. CASA will also provide insight and feedback on Department of Athletics issues, and The main goal of the organization is to get students excited and involved NCAA matters and legislation. with CWRU athletics. BlueCWRU provides students an easy way to show their school spirit, while also getting them involved with the campus as Initiatives/Programs: First-year Student-Athlete welcome night a whole. They continue to grow every year with new ideas and resources • • Student-Athlete welcome Fall barbeque which make them a crucial part of how CWRU athletics is promoted.

• Student-Athlete formal • Student-Athlete awards night • Senior Student-Athlete reception • Graduation cords • Bringing in outside speakers on a variety of topics • Assistance in creation of Sustained Dialogue program • Scholar-Athlete Recognition They set up BlueCWRU events for every one of the 17 varsity sports that CWRU offers. Events include: t-shirt giveaways, cookouts, and awareness events. An example of an awareness event that happened this past year would be the Breast Cancer Awareness shirt giveaway that took place during the Volleyball ‘senior night’.

Van Horn Society

New initiation created to recognize the top tier Academic Student-Athletes at CWRU. The Van Horn Society honors all Juniors and Seniors who have achieved a 3.8 cumulative GPA or higher.

The Van Horn Society was named after Dr. Frank Van Horn, a geology professor at Case Institute of Technology in 1900 when he was chosen to improve a poor sports program, which consisted of football and basketball. He had no experience in athletics and was given virtually no budget, but somehow he The Program raised $3,000 and hired Mission: To develop the complete scholar athlete leader of the highest caliber to his first football coach, Joe represent CWRU. Connect with fellow leaders across sports in order to Wentworth. What followed were six of the greatest learn new skills, promote growth mentality and idea sharing. seasons in CIT history with four Ohio championships.

Objectives: Amongst the defeated • Engage like-minded individuals to share perspective were Ohio State, Purdue • Develop confident leaders who are actively engaged and Western Reserve.

• Produce a culture of 100% accountability and support • Hone communication skills regarding problem solving and In the 1920s, Van Horn

conflict management / resolution built a football stadium with the finest grandstand Philosophy: in the Midwest, and the • Head to the summit and bring others with you!

• Leadership is a skill. Like any skill, leadership can be practiced field was later named in his honor. He personally

and developed.

• Doing the little things correctly and consistently will produce a raised $35,000 to buy an old church near the

winning culture. campus and converted • Consistency in your preparation will lead to competent, it into a gymnasium

comfortable and confident interaction.

• Striving to be effective leaders together by learning new skills complete with pool and CWRU President Barbara R. Snyder helped to

will lead to positive and credible examples with the rapport to clubhouse. It enabled Case induct the first-ever class into the Van Horn to begin varsity programs

engage others.

Society, recognizing academic excellence among • Acquire the skills, catalyze growth and encourage your peers! for basketball, swimming junior and senior athletes, in December 2016. and wrestling.

BlueCWRU is a student-run organization focused on promoting athletics on campus. The group is pictured above at a 2016 CWRU football game.

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COMMUNITY SERVICE

Each year, athletic teams from CWRU take time out of their busy schedules to volunteer in various projects around the campus community, the greater Cleveland area, and even around the world. Below is a list of community service projects undertaken by CWRU athletic teams:

Softball • •

Helped with loading and unloading at the 10 Thousand Villages Rug Sale Participated in the SPC Free Youth Camp

Women’s Basketball • • •

Participated in the Cleveland “Buddy Walk”. A walk to celebrate individuals with Down syndrome.

Volunteered with “Young Athletes” basketball clinic. A program for kids with disabilities who are too young for Special Olympics.

Solicited donations for the Ronald McDonald House.

Men’s Basketball • •

The CWRU softball team volunteered at the 10 Thousand Villages Rug Sale in September. The team contributed by moving hundreds of “Bunyaad” rugs to be sold in support of lives, culture and education in Pakistan.

Tutored at Bethune School every Friday through the school year.

Mentored and tutored students at the Cleveland Citizens Leadership Academy.

Cross Country • • • •

Worked at Shaker Lakes Hike and Run. Volunteered for Slow Food, a CWRU student run organization created to help educate students on the problems with the global food crisis.

Made weekly visits at the Aamoth Pediatric Wellness Center.

Participated in the ‘Run for Janj’, a CWRU Alumni run with proceeds going towards the global water crisis.

Track & Field • •

Volunteered at the Special Olympics track and field meet.

Participated and solicited coats for the Coats for Kids drive.

Women’s Soccer • •

The CWRU swimming & diving team spent part of their winter break training trip in Florida working with Feeding South Florida, helping to supply food to families in need in Broward and Dade counties.

Hosted a Youth Soccer Challenge and Clinic.

During trip to South Africa, volunteered at the Bophumele Orphanage.

Men’s Tennis •

Hosted a tennis clinic open to inner-city youth and to Cleveland Special Olympics.

Swimming & Diving •

During annual winter training trip, volunteered at Feeding South Florida, an organization that supplies food to families in Broward and Dade County Florida.

The CWRU men’s basketball team worked with 35 seventh grade students from the Citizens Leadership Academic project, speaking with them about education and the role basketball can play in it.

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Baseball

FULL-TIME COACHING STAFF MATT ENGLANDER

Men’s & Women’s Swimming & Diving DOUG MILLIKEN

Head Coach

Head Coach

Email: matthew.englander@case.edu Phone: 216-368-5379

Email: douglas.milliken@case.edu Phone: 216-368-2894

NICK CALLAHAN

KRISTY MILLER

Email: njc33@case.edu

Email: kms197@case.edu Phone: 216-368-3133

Assistant Coach

Football

GREG DEBELJAK

Assistant Coach

Men’s Tennis

TODD WOJTKOWSKI

Head Coach

Head Coach

Email: greg.debeljak@case.edu Phone: 216-368-2864

DERECK SLESH Assistant Coach

Email: tennis@case.edu Phone: 216-368-2421

Men’s & Women’s Track & Field ERIC SCHMUHL Head Coach

Email: dereck.slesh@case.edu Phone: 216-368-4932

WARREN MILLER Assistant Coach

Email: ess71@case.edu Phone: 216-368-2419

Men’s & Women’s Cross Country KATHY LANESE

Email: warren.m.miller@case.edu Phone: 216-368-6053

Head Coach

BEN LOLLI

Email: kathleen.lanese@case.edu Phone: 216-368-5280

Assistant Coach Email: gbl13@case.edu Phone: 216-368-0548

Men’s Basketball

TODD McGUINNESS Head Coach

Email: todd.mcguinness@case.edu Phone: 216-368-2865

RUDY KIRBUS

Assistant Coach Email: rudy.kirbus@case.edu Phone: 216-368-3220

Men’s Soccer

BRANDON BIANCO

Softball

JOSIE HENRY Head Coach

Email: josephine.henry@case.edu Phone: 216-368-5685

SHANNEL BLACKSHEAR Assistant Coach

Email: smb258@case.edu Phone: 216-368-5685

Women’s Basketball

JENNIFER REIMER Head Coach

Head Coach

Email: jennifer.reimer@case.edu Phone: 216-368-5165

Email: brandon.bianco@case.edu Phone: 216-368-5236

Assistant Coach

ALEXANDRA DELLAS Email: ahd31@case.edu

Wrestling

DANNY SONG Head Coach

Email: das274@case.edu Phone: 216-368-5166

Women’s Soccer

TIFFANY CROOKS Head Coach

Email: tiffany.crooks@case.edu Phone: 216-368-2192

Women’s Tennis

KIRSTEN GAMBRELL Head Coach

Email: kirsten.gambrell@case.edu Phone: 216-368-6157

Volleyball

KAREN FARRELL Head Coach

Email: karen.farrell@case.edu Phone: 216-368-0364

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INTRAMURAL & CLUB SPORTS

The Intramural and Club Sports Programs at Case Western Reserve University play a part of the campus recreation programming in the Physical Education and Athletic Department. These programs offer a wide variety of sport-related recreational activities for people of all skill levels and interests to enjoy. The fun, yet structured environment allows CWRU students to enjoy leisure time away from their rigorous studying and curriculum while focusing on their health, well-being and developmental needs.

Intramural Sports

The CWRU Intramural Sports Program serves the students, faculty, and staff of Case Western Reserve University. We are committed to offering a wide variety of recreational activities for people of all skill levels and interests. Our qualified staff strives to provide a semi-competitive, fun and structured environment while focusing on the health, safety and developmental needs of all Intramural participants.

Club Sports

The CWRU Club Sports Program offers opportunities for students to compete at a high level including regional and national stages. We are committed to enhancing school spirit, promoting sportsmanship and fostering the development of student leaders. The passion and commitment to excellence from our students paired with the professional oversight provides a safe and inclusive environment for students.

17 student-led clubs 1,000 total participants 886 unique members 400 competitive members CWRU students participate in Intramural Battleship in the Veale Natatorium

170,000 hours of participation (between practice & competiton)

2,700 IM sport participants in 2016-17 1,500 Unique participants Over

17,000 hours of participation

91% level of satisfaction, the highest within Campus Life,

Members of the Club Ultimate team show off their trophy at graduation

according to CWRU Student Experience Surveys

5 major team sports - Flag Football, Outdoor Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball & Softball Over

25 different events & activities offered

Club Sports 2016-17 Highlights • • • • • •

Ultimate [Men’s A] · Back-to-back Ohio Valley D-I Conference Champions Ultimate [Women’s] · Regional Tournament Qualifier Crew · Women’s Novice 8+ earned silver medal at Dad Vail Championships (largest collegiate regatta in the nation) Crew · Women’s Novice 8+ won gold at the Mid-America Collegiate Rowing Association (MACRA) Championships Cycling · Finished 12th in Cycling National Collegiate Club Division-II Ranking. Sam Hong placed 12th and 14th at the USA Cycling Collegiate Track Nationals Rugby · Great Lakes Collegiate Rugby Conference - Challenge Cup Champions

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION

The Physical Education and Athletic department offers a wide range of programming opportunities and services to the campus community. The academic faculty members and part-time instructors engaged the undergraduate student population in developing physical fitness and lifetime sport skills.

Physical Education By the Numbers

1,890

CWRU STUDENTS ENROLLED IN P.E. COURSES DURING THE FALL 2016 SEMESTER

2,020

CWRU STUDENTS ENROLLED IN P.E. COURSES DURING THE SPRING 2017 SEMESTER

Positive Student Feedback The Case Western Reserve University undergraduate student experiences in physical education classes continue to be positive.

The Physical Education faculty are proactive in their approach to preparation, idea sharing and are professional in their delivery of information which enables their students to achieve the state course learning outcomes.

Please indicate your level of agreement with the following regarding your instructor: Question

Fall 2016

Spring 2017

Was enthusiastic about the subject

96% Strongly agree - agree

97% Strongly agree - agree

Motivated me to do my best

94% Strongly agree - agree

94% Strongly agree - agree

Please indicate your level of agreement with the following regarding your instructor: Question

Fall 2016

Spring 2017

The course goals and objectives were clearly stated

98% Strongly agree - agree

98% Strongly agree - agree

The course increased my interest in the subject area

90% Strongly agree - agree

92% Strongly agree - agree

The course goals and objectives were realize

98% Strongly agree - agree

97% Strongly agree - agree

Overall, how would you rate this instructor

82% Excellent - above average

87% Excellent - above average

Would you recommend this course to others

95% Yes

96% Yes

Sports Medicine Minor We continued to see the increase in Sports Medicine Minor students going on to further their academic careers in the health professions.

Some of or graduating seniors are going to Physical Therapy school to pursue a Doctorate, Physician Assistant Programs, Masters programs in Nutrition, Medical School and heath research. Overall the minor is continuing to progress in a positive direction. The minor had 37 students enrolled in classes during the past year.

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FACILITIES & RENTALS

2016-17 FACILITY PROJECTS

Upgrades, improvements and maintenance continued to be a priority during the 2016-17 acadcemic year, in an effort to keep the athletic facilities at Case Western Reserve University among the best in Division III. Specific projects, along with their completion date, are listed below: Installation of turf at DiSanto Field

June

2017

Installation of artificial surface at Mather Park

June

2017

Installation of turf at Nobby’s Ballpark

June

2017

New Softball windscreens

March

2017

Adelbert Gym floor recoat

December

2016

Renovation of Veale business reception area November

2016

Painting of various offices and Men’s Basketball and Volleyball locker rooms

November

2016

Addition of new outdoor furniture on Wyant Athletic and Wellness Center balcony

November

2016

Installation of new tile in Natatorium deck entry way

November

2016

Enhancements to Northside locker rooms

September

2016

Installation of CWRU graphics in Veale Athletic Center

August

2016

Installation of anti-glare film in Stadium Press Box

August

2016

Spin room upgrades

August

2016

Wrestling Room renovations

August

2016

Horsburgh Gym floor recoat

July

2016

Creation of year-round Baseball & Softball locker rooms

July

2016

New padding in Veale Athletic Center

July

2016

Veale Equipment Room remodel

July

2016

Veale Issue Room floor

July

2016

2016-17 FACILITY RENTALS

The removal of the old turf and installation of new turf at DiSanto Field began in May 2017, with a scheduled completion date of June 22. The new turf will be FieldTurf’s Revolution 360 fiber (the same installed at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia and Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts) with an EcoSense EPDM fill.

Nobby’s Ballpark is undergoing a transformation from a grass and dirt infield to one consisting of Astroturf’s Diamond Series 3Di system. The infield grass will be a slit film fiber, and the entire field will be infilled with a mixture of sand and EPDM rubber. The Series Diamond 3Di system is the most widely used synthetic turf system used in collegiate baseball today.

Rental of the Case Western Reserve University athletic facilities increases exposure to our local community. Groups renting facilities from CWRU athletics during the 2016-17 year included: • • • • • • • • • •

American Flyers Diving Club Fischer Scientific Vendor Fair Klutch Sports AAU Basketball Teams Force Basketball Shaker High School Football Olivet Church Youth Basketball Team Kendo Tournament The Transplant Games Various Coaches Camps

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BUSINESS OPERATIONS & CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP 2016-17 HIGHLIGHTS

• CWRU entered into agreements with InterContinental Hotels Group to broaden our relationship be a partnering sponsor for CWRU Athletics. IHG is has been the long-standing sponsor of the Stephanie Tubbs Jones and Bill Sudeck Men’s Basketball Tournaments.

• Continued to identify named sponsors for the department’s marquee events, including the Hall of Fame Banquet, Basketball Throwback Weekend and the Studnet-Athlete Awards Reception.

• Expanded the sponsorship of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Division III Indoor Men’s Tennis Championship hosted by CWRU in February of 2017 at the Cleveland Racquet Club in Pepper Pike, Ohio. Through generous sponsorship and increased sponsorship levels, the entire cost of hosting the event was covered.

• Increased the sponsorship participation of the Spartan Open to more than double the previous year.

• Varsity teams online sales of Spartan merchandise added $7,500 to teams’ fundraising accounts.

THANK YOU TO OUR 2016-17 CORPORATE PARTNERS!

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HALL OF FAME CLASS OF 2016

Case Western Reserve University, in conjunction with the Spartan Club, inducted seven new members into the Hall of Fame on October 15th, 2016 in addition to honoring the CWRU Men’s Tennis Teams from 1972-79 with the University Award for Athletic Excellence. The seven 2016 Hall of Fame inductees were first recognized at halftime of the Homecoming football game, a 48-21 win for the Spartans over Thiel College. The ceremony then shifted to the Kelvin & Eleanor Smith Grand Ballroom in the Tinkham Veale University Center for the official induction. The following seven were inducted into the Spartan Club Hall of Fame: EMIL BERECZKY JAMES C. WYANT, PhD JAMES GEORGE DROUGAS CIT ‘57 · Tennis & Soccer

CIT ‘65 · Cross Country & Track and Field

DR. LISA GIESEKER GOZAL CWRU ‘03 · Swimming

ANDRES ‘DESI’ MOLINA CWRU ‘01 · Wrestling

ELI GRANT

CWRU ‘04 · Football

CWRU ‘84 · Tennis

KEN HOLLOWAY

CWRU ‘92 · Football & Baseball

CWRU Men’s Tennis 1972-79

University Award for Athletic Excellence

The 2017 Spartan Club Hall of Fame class, which includes Aaron Johnston-Peck (Cross Country/ Track & Field, CWRU ’07), David Kallevig (Football, CWRU ’05), Carson Oren (Men’s Basketball, CWRU ’06), Meredith Stakem (Swimming & Diving, CWRU ’03), Ed Trebets (Football & Baseball, CWRU ’93), heritage selection Jack Larimer (Track & Field, WRU ’63) and special category inductee Si Ostrach, will be inducted on Saturday, October 7. Also scheduled to be recognized at the event with the University Award for Athletic Excellence are the 2007-09 CWRU Football Teams and Ronald and Donald Cunningham. More information on the event will be made available at athletics.case.edu.

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INVESTING IN CWRU ATHLETICS

Donations to CWRU Athletics have a great impact, enabling the department to provide a vital health and wellness dimension for the Case Western Reserve campus. Encompassing varsity athletics, club sports, intramurals, and the physical education curriculum, along with recreation/health and wellness activities, CWRU Athletics serves students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the community.

University funding enables the Athletic Department to operate, while donations allow it to excel. External funding supplements CWRU budgetary allocations, making it possible for the department to augment facilities, enhance programs, and take advantage of opportunities. The 2016-17 fiscal year saw 587 donations to the CWRU Athletic Department totaling $1,211,634, with gifts to capital campaigns, special projects, and endowments, along with expendable funding to advance programs to the next level.

The list below includes donations made to the CWRU Athletic Department during the past fiscal year (July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017) of cash, securities, retirement plans, matching gifts, and bequests. The list includes gifts to capital initiatives, specific varsity sports, individual club sports, intramurals, physical education classes, and membership dues to the Spartan Club. Major gifts include, but are not limited to: the Wyant Athletic and Wellness Center, synthetic turf for baseball and softball fields, new locker rooms for men’s and women’s soccer, crew club endowment, and a will commitment to the Spartan Club.

We thank you for investing in CWRU Athletics. If there are questions concerning CWRU Athletics support, or if you wish to inquire about making a donation or planned gift, please contact me at 216-368-3992 or gary.pillar@case.edu.

Gary Pillar Assistant Athletic Director for Development

LEADERSHIP SOCIETY

LOYALTY SOCIETY

Donations of $10,000 and over

Donations of $5,000 to $9,999

Estate of Mr. John F. Anderson William A. Baeslack, III, Ph.D. Dennis and Madeline Block Rudolph Alexander Buckley, M.D. Compass Group David S. Dickenson Fredrick David DiSanto James George Drougas, M.D. Leslie Alice Kindling Norbert J. Lewandowski, CPA Frank N. Linsalata Glenn Nicholls Douglas Allen Rathburn James A. Schoff Carol Beth Sheridan, M.D. Daniel I. Simon, M.D. James Clair Wyant, Ph.D.

Ancora Group Bowling Green Pediatric Dental Group Case Alumni Association Chemical Bank Steven M. Grossman Arnold Zane Huffman Joyful Blessings Foundation William Todd Martin Shana Miskovsky, M.D. John D. Myslenski LF Ospanik & SP Robbins Fund Parker Hannifin Foundation Charles H. Phipps Paul A. Slota Kevin S. Turner Andrew Wasynczuk

HERITAGE PARTNERS

Donations of $1,000 to $4,999 Gregory Ronald Badowski Susan Balog Phillip John Bell The Benevity Community Impact Fund Jim Bernard Marc L. Bertrand Brandon Bianco Robert W. Blatchford Gregory H. Broujos Carnegie Investment Council Jeffrey Coco CWRU Baseball Parents Denk Associates Inc. Dow Chemical Company James Milton Edmonson, Ph.D. Gries Family Foundation Steven Grindel Marshall Thomas Hampton Joseph Anthony Harubin John Hawley, J.D. Terry Hopkins Edward Hubach, D.O. IBM International Foundation Integrity Bio, Inc. The Jhaveri Family Foundation Jennifer Johnson and Larry Parker

Knipp Law Office, PLLC Brendan Anthony Lawlor Douglas S. Leary Paul & Shirley Lehman Jon A. Lindseth Frederick Edward Manley Jack A. McIver, D.D.S Millstone Management Group Inc. H.C. Murray Corporation William Nolan Charles Ossola and Barbara Wahl Simon Ostrach, Ph.D. Frank L. Pace, Jr., D.M.D. David Pollifrone Jonathan Richard Polster Brian Prosser John C. & Christine R. Rademacher Charitable Fund James Rafoth, C.P.A. Stanley R. Rubin Satish Shah Mark Ian Siegal J. M. Smucker Company Gerald Speitel Mark Termini Bradley Aaron Wertz Wrestlers in Business Network-CLE

INVESTORS CLUB

Donations of $500 to $999 Richard Ben Ashworth Alan Berko, D.D.S., M.P.H. Brandon Bradford Louise H. Broujos Donald A. Chambers George Gerald Doviak, III Express Scripts Foundation William Martin Feczko Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Jeremy R. Gdaniec Kenneth Alan Holloway Christopher Todd Hutter John Douglas Kobs, II Richard Kwie Arthur Pearson Leary, III David C. Lenzer John J. Lewandowski, Ph.D. Melvin M. Micham William D. Nielsen, Jr. Christopher James Pike Stan Shulman Charles Sims Louis W. Stark Ronald Alan Stepanovic Mark Allen Tritchler Robert Wede

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SPARTAN FOUNDERS Donations under $500

Missy Ackerman Ryon Frank Adams Beth Akins Victoria Marie Agins Michael S. Albert, Esq. Suzanne Alchin Nick Aloi Elizabeth Altenau Javier Alvarez Gene Ameduri, P.E. Sandeep Amin Gaye Araki Anne Christine Backlund James Backlund Amy Joan Backus Elizabeth A. Badziong Gus Raymond Bailey David W. Bakke Andrea Lynne Barbieri, M.D. James A. Barker Arvydas Barzdukas, A.I.A. Larry Alan Bastoky Daniel James Bavaro Robert Joseph Behrensmeyer Devon M. Belew John Raymond Berry, III, P.E. Jack W. Bigham Chip Bizga, D.D.S. David Black Eric Black Kaeleen Anne Boden, M.D. Mary Jane Bohlman Stacy Bolling Beverly Boluda Richard Lee Bowen, Sr. Mary Boyle Robert Boyle A. Michael Broennle, M.D. Courtney M. Bryant Isadore Michael Budnick Steve Buerkel Christopher David Butler Patricia D. Butler Terrence R. Butler James E. Buxton Sarah Lengen Calabrese, M.D. Nicholas John Callahan Lisa Calvert James E. Caminis Virginia C. Campbell Matthew A. Cannan Antonio Capetillo Michael Francis Caputo Michael Thomas Carey, P.E. Bruce Alan Caris Erin M. Carroll D. Michael Carroll Kerry J. Carroll Maureen F. Campbell Carr Tim Carroll, C.P.C.U. David J. Carter James W. Carty, III Mary Diane Casey Brian Sean Casselberry Alan J. Cassell Peter Laurence Castro M.D., M.B.A. Janis A. Cava Nina Clara Cepeda Daniel Chambers John Chenevey Daniel Thomas Clancy Jennifer L. Cline Joy E. Clinger

Harvey C. Clough Colleen Kalczynski Cochrane Michael Condon Michael R. Condon Steve Conway Kristin Eileen Conway Linda L. Cook, M.D. William H. Cotton, M.D. Leland G. Courtney II Tim Cowdrick Alice Cozad Cindy J. Creegan Chester F. Crone Steven Curl Greg D. Debeljak Walter Deeter Dana Dempsey Michael Thomas Denk David F. DiCarlo Michelle Sidarta Djohan G. Ronald Dobler, Ph.D. Christopher Dolwick Paul C. Donovan Adrienne M. Douglass, Ph.D. TJ Duckett Patrick Duncan Neal Duryea Richard Dzierwa Adam Jared Eiseman Amy & Kevin Eisenbeis Kimberly Louise Ellefson Mary E. Ellis Martin and Hope Armstrong Erb Donna Ernst Dale Richard Evans Christine R. Everett Harry L. Farmer, Jr. Karen C. Farrell William C. Ferry Deborah A. Fields Abbey Lynn Filliez T. K. Finnerty David I. Firestein Jeffrey Fisher Dena Delores Flax Mary A. Frank Robert Louis French Blake Fritz Matt Fullerman Andrew E. and Jean Futey Robert F. Fuzy Andrew Lee Gardella Thomas A. Gauthey Danny Geiger Gerber Analytics LLC Michael Giammo Lawrence Edward Gibson Gilt Groupe Inc. Danridge David Giltz, Jr. Global Charitable Fund Michael T. Goliat Rose Marie Gonzales Jay Anthony Gradisher Grand Slam Tennis Tours Eli J. Grant Nancy M. Gray, M.Ed. Katharine E. Green Brian W. Gresham Jared J. Griebel Anne L. Griffiths John Grimme Michael G. Gundzik, Ph.D. John P. Gyekenyesi, Ph.D. Baird L. Hansen Sam Hansen

Alyssa Justine Harker Elaine Harper, Ph.D. Jeffrey T. Harrah Neil C. Harvey Douglas Thornton Hauer Jerry Parker Heeschen, Ph.D. Peter M. Heggs Douglas Lee Heiser Mitchell I. Henn, D.D.S. Josephine Leigh Henry Steven Shaw Her Zelek S. Herman, Ph.D. Christy Hewitt Pamela Hoch Frances C. Hogan David John Hollis Mike Hollis Andrea Hong Heath Hudgins Angela Christine Hummel David & Dianne Hunt James J. Hurley David M. Hutter, Ph.D. Roger R. Ingraham Darius Inzar J. Bruce Jackson, M.D. Tracy L. Jelneck Donna M. Jensen Patricia A. Jirousek Thomas J. Jonozzo Khalid Kader, Ph.D. Nithya Kanagasegar Lee David Kane Jerold Stanley Kaufman Thomas A. Kauffman, Jr. Jeffrey John Kavlick Leslie Keller-Biehl Anna H. Kennedy Patrick D. Kennedy Kimberly Riesmeyer Kerber, P.E. Thomas M. Kiefer Sidney & Kathleen Kime R. K. King Kristen Ann Klemmer John F. Kline, Jr. Jean A. Kluisza Robert Koch Lee Koenigsberg Jonathan Erik Kose Hermin Krasny Venkatesh Krishnamurthi, M.D. Mary K. Kruszka Joseph Kutlas Frank Kutschke Allison Lansell Chelsea E. Lasky Jacob Lavis Kathy P. Lazar Stacey Brunson Lebitz Brian Ming Yung Lee Ellen Lee Makenzie L. Lein William N. Leitch Thomas A. Liederbach Tracy Lynn Lemonovich, M.D. Steven R. Lesiak John M. Leventhal Deena E. Levey Alan D. Levine, Ph.D. William Joel Levy, M.D. Adriane Lewandowski Roxanne Elizabeth Leyshon Christopher Robert Lukowski Darren A. Lytle Robert T. MacIntyre

2016-17 DONORS

Marianne Maclean Richard W. Mahoney, Ph.D. Michael F. Maire Melanie J.S. Malec, M.D. Alane Malerick David Joseph Malinas Jessica Theresa Manno Charles E. Marshall Gregory Paul Martin Alexander Masciopinto Bryant Shauter Mason Victor W. Matteucci Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas Matzinger John P. McCallin, M.D. Benjamin S. McClarren Charles M. McDaniel Kevin E. Mc Dermott Laurie McGovern Todd R. McGuinness H. Jackson McHenry Kyle McIntosh Kirsten Gambrell McMahon Meghann Lorraine McMahon Shawn McNamara Joseph Mehrle Edward Joseph Menis Michael A. Mertens, M.D. Tricia L. Metzner Lillian Milder Glenn I. Miller, M.S.,C.P.A. Kristy Marie Miller Madelyn R. Miller Warren Milton Miller Douglas E Milliken Andrea Carolyn Minnillo Tricia Minton, M.D. Iris Mizuguchi Regan Mohler Kent B. Molino, D.D.S. Rebecca C. Molnar Douglas E. and Lee Mooney Christopher Arch Moore Albert J. Morhard Jack D. Moskal Jane Motycka Robert Motycka Matthew Winston Moy Laura Julianna Mummey Ron Munson Robert E. Murray Malini Murthy Peter Muth Connor Nally National Council on Compensation Insurance George H. Newman, D.D.S. James Jude Nickels Nick S. Nishiwaki Alicia Nolan Stephanie K. Nothelle, M.D. Matthew J. Nousak Caroline Marie Novak Amy Novitsky John M. Oblak, Ph.D. Molly K. O’Brien Anthony T. O’Brochta Offerle-Lerner, Inc. Ohio Land Stewardship, Inc. Kathleen O’Neil and Howard Lichtig Taylor Marie O’Neil Marcia P. Orsborn Erin F. Overlock Ashley E. Parello Anjali Doll Pearce, M.D. Hester Maria Peirce

Dennis Peterson Michael Petro Louis J. Petrovic, Ph.D. Gary T. Pillar Brett Anthony Piper Janice Melina Poling Katherine A. Pollard, M.D. Madeline Marie Pollifrone Lee D. Pollock Toni Poper Greta R. Priestap Liz V. Bahl Prosak Joshua Chamberlain Prosser Yvette Prosser Norman E. Protiva Sally Bell Protiva Donna L. Quertinmont Jim and Dawn Raimondo Joyce Rajki Raytheon Company Angeline M. Rice Milo Charles Rice Matthew Richards Robert Paul Rifenburg, D.O. Jeffrey A. Rights William Herbert Riley, II RM Investment Management Inc. Genevieve Roberts Todd S. Roberts Brian Thomas Robinson, M.D. Armin Roeseler Pamela C. Rose Robert Wayne Rosol Charles R. Rowan Brian & Deborah Ruddell Mark Andrew Ruegsegger, Ph.D. Jessica Nicole Sabers M. William Sadock Bradston Sakamoto Kurt Sakamoto Samantha Mara Sarett Mathew Saunders Ryan Grier Saunders Steven W. Schaefer Lee Arnold Schechtman, Ph.D. Michael Thomas Scheiman Marissa A. Schnelle, D.D.S. Victoria Schoenig Vincent W. Schoenig Donna J. Schultz Jonathan Adam Schwartz Melissa Norma Scopilliti Kristin Seibel Linda S. Seitz James Joseph Sejvar, M.D. Christopher Jozef Selan Katherine Kelly Seo Paul G. Seo Matthew B. Shaughnessy, D.M.D. Mark Siegal Kendra N. Simmons Stephen J. Simone Jon Sinacola Carl A. Singer, Ph.D. Eritt Woodrow Sinkko, IV Judith Slattman Richard Slavin Dereck M Slesh Eric Smith Rebecca M. Smith Rex & Cheryl Smith Kenneth J. Sondag Daniel Adam Song Allen C. Stoolmiller, Ph.D. Steven W. Story

Christine Marie Straka Basil Strasburg William Sudeck Ronald H. Surkin, Esq. Steve Szabo, M.D. Jeffrey Arthur Tanchon Amy M Taylor Rebecca J. Taylor Amy Teitelbaum Kyle Tepe Rebecca M. Thornton Timken Steel Dean Todd Jay William Todd Nancy Moon Tofil, M.D. Brin A. Tolliffe Claire Tolliffe Drew Tolliffe Wesley Toles James B. Treleaven, Ph.D. Martine Lydia Trinka, Esq. Edward A. Trolley Robert A. Tylicki UBS Vincent VanBurik John R. Vaselaney, D.D.S. Sue Ellen Vayda Henry L. Vernon, Jr., C.F.P. Joseph Michael Vitale Diana Theresa Wagner, M.D. Nathaniel Ryan Wahner David Waldner Kristen Hanzak Walter, Ph.D. Susan C. Wang, Ph.D. Susan E. Lelko Waniewski, M.D. Galen R. Warren, M.D. Jack Nicholas Waslyn Ianna Alison Wasser, RD, LDN Valerie Ann Weaver Michael Louis Weber Lloyd Lee Weema, D.D. George Weiner Erika Marie Weliczko Wells Fargo Matching Gift Program Anne Clare Wennerberg D. J. Wennerberg Thomas Wennerberg George Adams White Matthew T White Kurtis Glen Whitling Mr. Richard L. Wile Nancy Wilk Angela M. Zeuch Williams Charles S. T. Williams James Charles Wilson, D.D.S. Nirosha Seth Wimalasena Marianne Winemiller Leah Wissmann Nelson J. Wittenmyer, Jr. James R. Wodicka David William Wolfson Scott C . Wolz Brian Woo Michelle R. Wood Aaron Yeung Peyton M. Young Robert Young Jennifer Leah Zajic Nancy J. Zalesky Andrew S Zapor Susan Zawacki Benjamin Alec Zelkin Matthew A. Zembas Zuber Gardner CPA’s Inc. Colin Zucker