2008 Goshen College Volleyball Media Guide by Goshen College Maple Leafs

MEDIA ROSTER

QUICK FACTS/ TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Indigo Miller

Fr., OH, 6’0” Colorado Springs, CO

Kyla Yoder

Jr., DS/S, 5’8” Kalona, IA

Kelsey Herschberger

Brittany Herschberger

So., OH, 5’8” Goshen, IN

Jr., OH, 5’8” Goshen, IN

Alicia Swartzentruber

So., OH, 5’9” Goshen, IN

Peni Acayo So., OH/MH, 5’9” Kampala, Uganda

Ashley Janssen

Gina Richard

Jr., MH/OH, 5’11” Crawfordsville, IN

Jr., MH/OH, 5’11” Goshen, IN

Katelyn Yoder

Fr., OH, 6’0” Mason, MI

Lindsey Nofziger Jr., S, 5’6” Toldeo, OH

Jr., S, 5’6” Goshen, IN

So., OH, 6’0” Rochester, IN

Herschberger- Kyla- Swartzentruber- Gina- Richard-

Pronunciation Guide

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Allison Hawkins

Cassie Grieves

Peni- Acayo- Grieves- Nofziger- Lehman-

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L L E Y B A L L

Address: City, State, Zip: Affiliation: Founded: President: Enrollment: Website:

Goshen College Facts

1700 South Main Street Goshen, Indiana 46526 Mennonite Church USA 1894 James E. Brenneman 944 www.goshen.edu

Athletic Facts

Director of Athletics: Tim Demant Phone: (574) 535-7491 Faculty Athletic Rep: Michelle Horning Sports Information Director: Josh Gleason Phone: (574) 535-7497 Head Trainer: Linda Kaminskis Affiliation: NAIA Conference: Mid-Central College Conference Mascot: Maple Leafs Colors: Purple, White Website: www.GoLeafs.net

Media Roster Quick Facts Table of Contents Athletic Department Directory Media Information 2008 Season Preview 2008 Roster 2008 Schedule Mid-Central Conference Non-Conference Opponents Facilities Players and Staff Student-Athlete Profiles Coaching Staff History and Review Team History Goshen College Record Book 2007 Season Review 2007 Results 2007 Statistics GC At A Glance The City of Goshen

2 3 3 4 5 6-7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14-19 20-22 22 23 24-25 26-27 28 29 30 31

ON THE COVER: Junior Brittany Herschberger (top), sophomore Peni Acayo (bottom left), and junior Gina Richard (bottom right). The 2008 Goshen College Volleyball Media Guide was designed, written, and produced by the Goshen College Sports Information Department. Additional assistance was provided by the Goshen College Public Relations Department and the Mennonite Church USA Historical Committee.

Team Facts

Head Coach: Jewel Lehman (5th year) Alma Mater: Eastern Mennonite Univ. (1987) Career Record (@ Goshen): 112-139 (42-77) Phone: (574) 535-7658 Email: jlehman@goshen.edu Assistant Coaches: Valerie Herschberger (3rd year) Home: Roman Gingerich Rec-Fitness Center 2007 Record: 15-14 (2-6 MCC) Letterwinners Ret/ Lost: 8/3 Starters Ret/ Lost: 6/1 www.GoLeafs.net

ATHLETIC STAFF

Position Athletic Director Asst. AD RFC Director Asst. RFC Director Sports Information Athletic Trainer Office Manager Faculty Rep.

Baseball Head Basketball Men Basketball Women Cross Country Golf Soccer Men Soccer Women Softball Tennis Men Tennis Women Track & Field Volleyball

Athletic Training Baseball Press Box Dining Center RFC Front Desk Softball Press Box Sports Information

MEDIA INFORMATION Athletic Administration

Name Tim Demant Val Hershberger Doug Yoder Josh Keister Josh Gleason Lindy Kaminskis Nancy Miller Michelle Horning

Office Phone (574) 535-7491 (574) 535-7494 (574) 535-7495 (574) 535-7748 (574) 535-7497 (574) 535-7417 (574) 535-7496 (574) 535-7453

Email tdemant@goshen.edu valeriejh@goshen.edu dougy@goshen.edu joshdk@goshen.edu joshag@goshen.edu lkaminskis@goshen.edu nancymm@goshen.edu michelleeh@goshen.edu

Coaching Staff

Josh Keister Gary Chupp Steve Wiktorowski Doug Yoder Josh Hire Tavi Mounsithiraj Thavisith Mounsithiraj Lee Mast Stan King Sarah Yoder Rick Clark Jewel Lehman

(574) 535-7417 (574) 535-7339 (574) 535-7580 (574) 535-7500 (574) 535-7080 (574) 535-7497

joshdk@goshen.edu gchupp@goshen.edu stevelw@goshen.edu dougy@goshen.edu joshhire@trgolfclub.com thavisakm@goshen.edu thavisithm@goshen.edu leem@goshen.edu stanbk@goshen.edu sarahey@goshen.edu rickvc@goshen.edu jlehman@goshen.edu

Facility Numbers

The Maple Leaf Athletic Offices are located in the Roman Ginerich Recreation-Fitness Center adjacent to the front desk. Several of the coaches offices are located along the west end of the building. The front desk can direct visitors to the appropriate office.

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(574) 535-7748 (574) 535-7493 (574) 535-7492 (574) 535-7495 (574) 536-5463 (574) 535-7235 (574) 535-7539 (574) 535-7233 (574) 535-7498 (574) 538-8363 (574) 535-7079 (574) 535-7779

Game Programs: Game day programs – to include rosters of both teams, schedules, stats, facts, and game notes – will be available prior to the contests for volleyball, men’s and women’s soccer, and men’s and women’s basketball. Contest Previews: The official website of Goshen College athletics, www. GoLeafs.net, will have game previews for all conference contests. Previews will include the latest news, notes, stats, and probable starting lineups for each team. Previews will be available several hours before the start of the contest. Media Passes: Members of the media (public and institutional) may receive free admission into all Goshen College home contests. All requests must be made through the Office of Sports Information in advance of the contest. Media Interviews/ Requests: The Office of Sports Information is here to serve you. Please make any requests known and we will make reasonable accommodations. 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, and men’s and women’s basketball. In all other sports, statistics 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. Current season statistics will be made available upon request or can be accessed through www.GoLeafs.net. Radio Broadcast: The official radio home of Maple Leaf athletics is 91.1 The Globe. For a complete listing of games scheduled to be aired, visit www.GoLeafs.net. Visiting teams are encouraged to notify the Office of Sports Information in advance if they wish to broadcast from Goshen College. Space will be made available for these broadcast teams.

Office of Sports Information: Director of Sports Information: Josh Gleason Office Phone: (574) 535-7497 Email: joshag@goshen.edu Fax: (574) 535-7531 Cell Phone: (530) 355-0493

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2008 SEASON PREVIEW

ON THE BRINK

2008 Team Looks To Continue Progessing From Strong ‘07 Season

Top (Left to Right): Cassandra Greives, Kyla Yoder Middle (L to R): Indigo Miller, Kelsey Herschberger, Allison Hawkins, Alicia Swartzentruber, Lindsey Nofziger Front (L to R): Head Coach Jewel Lehman, Katelyn Yoder, Brittany Herschberger, Peni Acayo, Gina Richard, Ashley Janssen, Assistant Coach Val Hershberger.

The 2007 season was a momentous one for the Goshen College volleyball program. The Maple Leafs had their first winning season since a 17-15 finish in 2004, while also picking up more conference wins than in the two previous seasons combined. What may prove to be the most important part of a solid 2007 campaign was how it sets the tone for the future of the program. The 2008 version of the Maple Leafs returns five starters, including all three players who received post-season recognition from the very strong Mid-Central Col-

HOW THEY ARE BUILT Opponents throughout the MidCentral Conference had no idea what hit them when they experienced the heavy hitting and defensive touch of Herschberger sisters (not twins) Kelsey and Brittany last season. Brittany led the 2007 team with 384 digs and was one of four Maple Leafs with over 200 kills. Sister Kelsey was one of the four others, while also posting solid numbers of 33 aces, 42 blocks, and 229 digs. Coach Lehman added a pair of tall freshman – both are 6-foot – that will both have immediate impacts on the rotation. Standout basketball player Cassandra Greives and returner Alicia Swartzentruber add depth and a spark off the bench for a very deep 2008 squad.

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OUTSIDE HITTERS

the arsenal

BRITTANY HERSCHBERGER posted team-high 384 digs...tallied 208 kills CASSANDRA GREIVES athleticism shown in three collegiate sports KATELYN YODER pounded out 342 kills (3.5 kpg) as senior

KELSEY HERSCHBERGER one of better all-around players in the MCC ALICIA SWARTZENTRUBER much-needed spark off the bench INDIGO MILLER hit at an outstanding 27% clip at Mason HS

defensive mindset

In 2007, four players totaled over 200 digs as the Maple Leafs averaged 16.5 a game. Those type of numbers take a extraordinary effort from the entire team. While that will continue to be the case, junior Kyla Yoder is the lone player with specific defensive designation. Playing in the back row, the Hesston College transfer will use her speed and athleticism to dig opposing attacks and quickly turn them into offense.

lege Conference. Head Coach Jewel Lehman has not settled for the status quo as she had gone out and recruiting several impact players that will enter the rotation immediately. “We combine a strong core of leaders along with four new players who are working hard and stepping up their game,” explained Lehman. That nucleus has set Goshen up for a run at long-term success as well. This year’s team features no seniors and a bench far deeper than those of the past. Lehman added, “The benefits of having more depth and talent are already evident in the intensity and level of play in practice, especially in six versus six drills and scrimmage situations.” With all the excitement and energy, comes a new sense of expectation. Last season proved that anything is possible with moments

4.59 kills a game, which placed her like defeating the University of St. second in the conference. On the Francis on senior night – the program’s first win over the Cougars in a outside, sisters Brittany and Kelsey Herschberger now have a year of exdecade. Accomplishments like Peni perience in the MCC and each tallied Acayo being named First-Team All more than 200 kills in 2007. MCC and NAIA Region VIII Freshman of the Year and “Our success hinges Junior setter returns after a season winning the MCC on consistently where she ranked season opener for maximizing our the first time since second in the constrengths and ference with 10.5 2005 have shifted minimizing our assists a game. With the mindset of the weaknesses as a the return of exploprogram. team.” sive attackers Gina “Coach and Richard and Ashley Janssen and the player expectations are high for the season as far as overall record and addition of three young athletes that stand 5-foot, 11-inches or taller, the conference record,” explained Leharsenal is definitely at the disposal of man, who acknowledged, “We are Coach Lehman. aware that the teams in our confer The key, then, is making the most ence are powerful and know we will of every opportunity. Lehman added, have play tough in every match.” “Our success hinges on consistently This time around, the Leafs maximizing our strengths and minimay have the guns and the depth to mizing our weaknesses as a team.” do just that. Acayo returns for her sophomore season after averaging MIDDLE HITTERS

All three middle hitters on the 2008 roster registered more than 175 kills and 30 blocks in 2007. Led by MidCentral Conference and NAIA Region VIII Freshman of the Year Peni Acayo – who was second in the conference with 4.59 kills a game – the trio possesses

PENI ACAYO 473 kills and hitting percentage of 26% GINA RICHARD 52 blocks, 171 digs, 185 kills, 22 aces ASHLEY JANSSEN team-high 59 blocks, second with 218 kills

magicians of the middle the quick start and superior jumping ability required in the middle of the court. Each of the three have all-around volleyball skills (digging, attacking, serving) and the ability to change a match in a hurry.

SETTERS

ALLISON HAWKINS 10.5 assists a game second in the MCC LINDSEY NOFZIGER 186 assists in two years on Maple Leafs

the assist

Coming off a breakout sophomore campaign that saw her dish out 10.5 assists a game, Allison Hawkins has a flurry of options to distribute the ball to. With most elite setters, Hawkins boasts soft hands, vision, and knows the game well. Her continued improvement will be key to taking the Leafs to the next level.

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SCHEDULE

2008 ROSTER # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Name Indigo Miller Brittany Herschberger Kyla Yoder Kelsey Herschberger Alicia Swartzentruber Gina Richard Peni Acayo Ashley Janssen Katelyn Yoder Cassie Grieves Lindsey Nofziger Allison Hawkins

Yr. FR JR JR SO SO JR SO JR FR SO JR JR

# 7 10 12 2 4 8 1 11 6 5 9 3

Name Acayo, Peni Grieves, Cassie Hawkins, Allison Herschberger, Brittany Herschberger, Kelsey Janssen, Ashley Miller, Indigo Nofziger, Lindsey Richard, Gina Swartzentruber, Alicia Yoder, Katelyn Yoder, Kyla

Yr. SO SO JR JR SO JR FR JR JR SO FR JR

Numerical

Pos. OH OH DS OH OH MH OH MH OH OH S S

Hometown / Previous School Colorado Springs, CO / Dougherty HS Goshen, IN / Fairfield HS Kalona, IA / Iowa Mennonite HS Goshen, IN / Fairfield HS Goshen, IN / Bethany Christian HS Goshen, IN / Bethany Christian HS Kampala, Uganda / Nabisunsa Girls Sch. Crawfordsville, IN / Crawfordsville HS Mason, MI / Mason HS Rochester, IN / Rochester HS Toldeo, OH / Central Catholic HS Goshen, IN / Bethany Christian HS

Alphabetical Pos. OH OH S OH OH MH OH S MH OH OH DS

Hometown / Previous School Kampala, Uganda / Rochester, IN / Rochester HS Goshen, IN / Bethany Christian HS Goshen, IN / Fairfield HS Goshen, IN / Fairfield HS Crawfordsville, IN / Colorado Springs, CO / Dougherty HS Toldeo, OH / Goshen, IN / Bethany Christian HS Goshen, IN / Bethany Christian HS Mason, MI / Mason HS Kalona, IA / Iowa Mennonite HS

Breakdown Year Seniors 0 (0%) Juniors 6 (50%) Sophomores 4 (33%) Freshmen 2 (17%) Location Indiana 7(58%) Michigan 1 (8 %) Ohio 1 (8 %) Colorado 1 (8 %) Iowa 1 (8 %) Uganda 1 (8 %) Position Outside Hitters 7 (58%) Middle Hitters 2 (17%) Setters 2 (17%) Def. Specialist 1 (8 %)

Aug. 23 Sat. Aug 29-30 Fri-Sat Sept 5-6 Fri-Sat *Sept. 10 Wed. *Sept. 16 Tues. Sept. 19-20 Fri-Sat *Sept. 23 Tues. Oct. 3 Fri. *Oct. 7 Tues. Oct. 10-11 Fri-Sat *Oct. 15 Wed. Oct. 18 Sat. *Oct. 22 Wed. Oct. 24-25 Fri-Sat *Oct. 29 Wed. *Nov. 5 Wed. Nov. 11 Tues. Nov. 13 Thurs. Nov. 15 Sat.

Ancilla (scrimmage) Cornerstone Tournament Chicago Crossover Challenge Taylor University Huntington University Manchester Tournament Indiana Wesleyan University Purdue University North Central Grace College Maple Leaf Invitational University of St. Francis GC vs. Bluffton GC vs. Eastern Mennonite (@ Bluffton) Bethel Calumet College Crimson Invitational Marian College Spring Arbor University MCC first round MCC second round MCC Finals * Mid-Central Conference Match

H A A H A A H H A H A A A H A H A TBA TBA TBA

Breakdown Home Dates: Away Dates: Conference Matches: Non-Conference Matches: NAIA Opponents:

7 (35%) 13 (65%) 8 (27%) 22 (73%) 24 (80%)

Tournament Matches: Dates With Multiple Matches: Matches Against 2007 Opponents: Matches In State of Indiana: Night Matches (6 p.m. or later):

AUGUST 29 30 SEPTEMBER 5 6 16

23 AWAY Goshen College Athletics

19 (63%) 10 (50%) 14 (47%) 19 (63%) 18 (60%)

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4:00pm TBA TBA 7:00pm 7:00pm TBA 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm TBA 7:00pm 12:00pm 2:00pm 7:00pm TBA 7:00pm 7:00pm

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2008 OPPONENTS

M I D C E N T R A L C O N F E R E N C E

Adress: City: State, Zip: Founded: President: Enrollment:

Nickname: Pilots Colors: Royal Blue, White AD: Mark Lantz SID: Pete Morey SID Phone: (574) 257-2676 Website: www.bethelcollege.edu

Head Coach: Julia Reininga Phone: (574) 257-2573 2007 Overall: 34-12 2007 MCC: 5-3 (T-3rd) Preseason Ranking: 3rd

Grace College Lancers

Adress: 200 Seminary Drive City: Winona Lake State, Zip: IN, 46590 Founded: 1948 President: Dr. Ronald Manahan Enrollment: 1000

Nickname: Lancers Colors: Red, White AD: Chad Briscoe SID: Matt Moore SID Phone: (574) 372-5100x6271 Website: www.grace.edu

Head Coach: Andria Harshman Phone: (574) 372-5100 x6268 2007 Overall: 12-16 2007 MCC: 2-6 (T-7th) Preseason Ranking: 9th

Huntington University Forresters

Adress: 2303 College Ave City: Huntington State, Zip: IN, 46750 Founded: 1897 President: Dr. G. Blair Dowden Enrollment: 950

Nickname: Forresters Colors: Forest Green, Red AD: Gary W. Turner SID: Lori Culler SID Phone: (260) 359-4213 Website: www.huntington.edu

Head Coach: Dave Schroeder Phone: (260) 359-4212 2007 Overall: 24-9 2007 MCC: 5-3 (T-3rd) Preseason Ranking: 5th

Indiana Wesleyan University Wildcats

Adress: 4201 S. Washington City: Marion State, Zip: IN, 46953 Founded: 1920 President: Dr. Henry Smith Enrollment: 2850

Nickname: Colors: AD: SID: SID Phone: Website:

Wildcats Red, Gray, White Mark DeMichael Kyle Schmidt (765) 677-1938 www.indwes.edu

Head Coach: Candace Moats Phone: (765) 677-2322 2007 Overall: 37-9 2007 MCC: 7-1 (T-1st) Preseason Ranking: 1st

Marian College Knights

Adress: 3200 Cold Spring Rd City: Indianapolis State, Zip: IN, 46222 Founded: 1936 President: Daniel J. Elsener Enrollment: 1300 Adress: City: State, Zip: Founded: President: Enrollment:

Nickname: Colors: AD: SID: SID Phone: Website:

Knights Marian Blue, Gold Joe Haklin Geoff Sherman (317) 955-6125 www.marian.edu

Head Coach: Dan Findley Phone: (317) 955-6123 2007 Overall: 11-18 2007 MCC: 4-4 (T-5th) Preseason Ranking: 6th

Spring Arbor University Cougars

106 E Main St. Spring Arbor MI, 49283 1873 Dr. Gayle D. Beebe 1700

Nickname: Cougars Colors: Blue, Gold AD: Sam Riggleman SID: Jason Crist SID Phone: (517) 750-6510 Website: www.springarbor.edu

Head Coach: Carol Gates Phone: (517) 750-6506 2007 Overall: 9-28 2007 MCC: 0-8 (9th) Preseason Ranking: 8th

Taylor University Trojans

Adress: 236 W Reade Ave City: Upland State, Zip: IN, 46889 Founded: 1849 President: Dr. Eugene B. Habecker Enrollment: 1853 Adress: City: State, Zip: Founded: President: Enrollment:

Bethel College Pilots

1001 W. McKinley Mishawaka IN, 46545 1947 Steve Cramer 1984

Nickname: Trojans Colors: Purple, Gold AD: Dr. Angie Fincannon SID: Ted Bowers SID Phone: (765) 998-4958 Website: www.taylor.edu

University of St. Francis Cougars

2701 Spring Street Fort Wayne IN, 46808 1890 Sr. M. Elise Kriss 1700

Goshen College Athletics

Nickname: Colors: AD: SID: SID Phone: Website:

Cougars Royal Blue, White Mark A. Pope Bill Scott (260) 434-7433 www.sf.edu

Head Coach: Brittany Huyser Smith Phone: (765) 998-5311 2007 Overall: 32-11 2007 MCC: 7-1 (T-1st) Preseason Ranking: 2nd

Head Coach: Hector Kiely Phone: (260) 399-7700 x6212 2007 Overall: 13-16 2007 MCC: 4-4 (T-5th) Preseason Ranking: 4th

Taylor Univ. - Fort Wayne

2007 MCC STANDINGS TEAM Ind. Wesleyan Taylor Bethel Huntington Saint Francis Marian Goshen Grace Spring Arbor

MCC 7-1 7-1 5-3 5-3 4-4 4-4 2-6 2-6 0-8

PCT. .875 .875 .625 .625 .500 .500 .250 .250 .000

OVR. 37-9 32-11 34-12 24-9 13-16 11-18 15-14 12-16 9-28

PCT. .804 .744 .739 .727 .448 .379 .517 .429 .243

GB 2.0 2.0 3.0 3.0 5.0 5.0 7.0

Non- Conference Opponents Walsh University

St. Catharine College

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

2020 E Maple Street North Canton, OH 44720 Maroon, Gold Jim Clark (330) 490-7017 www.walsh.edu Krista Singleton 29-9

Adress: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

2735 Bardstown Road St. Catharine, KY 40061 Purple, Gold Tom Bystrek (859) 336-5082 www.sccky.edu J Mangan N/A

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

1013 Moore Street Bristol, VA 24201 Black, Vegas Gold Willie Belcher (276) 466-7944 www.vic.edu Roxanne Connair 11-27

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

411 Central Methodist Square Fayette, MO 65248 Hunter Green, Black Kelcey Zutavern (877) 248-6358 www.centralmethodist.edu Mike Jackson 19-14

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

1441 N Cable Rd Lima, OH 45805 Maroon, White Aaron Utrup (419) 998-8869 www.unoh.edu Kevin Kitchen N/A

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

2400 New York Ave. Whiting, IN 46394 Crimson, Gray Andy Marks (219) 473-4327 www.ccsj.edu Andy Marks N/A

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

PO Box 500 Rio Grande, OH 45674 Red, White Mark Williams (740) 245-7213 www.rio.edu Patsy Fields 11-30

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

614 W Superior St Alma, MI 48801 Maroon, Cream Lindsay Carpenter (989) 463-7114 www.alma.edu Cheyenne Luzynski 8-22

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

2065 Half Day Road Deerfielf, IL 60015 Royal Blue, White Kelly Bergmann (847) 317-7099 www.tiu.edu Jill Rokosik N/A

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

604 E College Ave North Manchester, IN 46962 Royal Blue, White Doug Shoemaker (260) 982-5035 www.manchester.edu Kendra Marlowe N/A

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

3300 South Federal Strett Chicago, IL 60616 Red, Black Kevin Peacock (312) 567-3298 www.iit.edu Kelly Hendry 27-14

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

1401 S US 421 Westville, IN 46391 Gold, Forest Green John Weber (219) 785-5273 www.pnc.edu John Higgins 3-26

Virginia Intermont College

Univ. of Northwestern Ohio

University of Rio Grande

Trinity International Univ.

Illinois Inst. of Technology

Central Methodist Univ.

Calumet College of St. Joesphâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

Alma College

Manchester College

Purdue Univ.- North Central

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

1025 W Rudisill Blvd Fort Wayne, IN 46807 Royal Blue, Gold Bud Hamilton (260) 744-8787 fw.taylor.edu Scott Haddix N/A

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

2325 Chester Blvd Richmond, IN 47374 Red, Black Nathan Marley (765) 973-8567 www.iue.edu Charlie Brown N/A

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

1607 Robinson Rd Grand Rapids, MI 49506 Red, White Mike Wojcaikowski (616) 632-2482 www.aquinas.edu David Rawles 11-4

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

1 University Dr. Bluffton, OH 45817 Royal Purple, White Bill Hanefield Jr. (419) 358-3241 www.bluffton.edu Steve Yarnell 11-20

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

1200 Park Rd Harrisonburg, VA Royal Blue, White Mike Zucconi (540) 432-4441 www.emu.edu Steve Benson N/A

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

900 Viterbo Dr La Crosse, WI 54601 Cardinal, Silver Eric Kunick (608) 796-3820 www.viterbo.edu Ryan DeLong 29-12 (6-2 MCC)

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

1 College Park Dr St. Louis, MO 63141 Navy, White Tiah Wingate (314) 744-5372 www.mobap.edu John Yehling 14-11

Address: City, State, Zip: Colors: SID: SID Phone: Website: Head Coach: 2007 Overall:

1001 E. Beltline Rd Grand Rapids, MI 49505 Navy Blue, Gold Randy Strawser (616) 222-1413 www.cornerstone.edu Steve Burmaster 38-6 (11-3 MHAC)

Indiana Univ. - East

Aquinas College

Bluffton University

Eastern Mennonite Univ.

Viterbo University

Missouri Baptist Univ.

Cornerstone University

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FACILITIES 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 and is one of the newest additions to an ever-growing college campus. 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 opportunity to train and compete without sacrificing Roman Gingerich their academic pursuits. During their respective seasons, Goshen Recreation-Fitness teams can all take advantage of the facility in a three-hour time frame Center 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. Indoor Facilities • 3 full-size basketball courts with 10 baskets • 200-meter Mondo-surface running track • 25-yard indoor swimming pool • 2,800-square foot weight room • 4 racquetball courts • Large training room • Indoor soccer goals • Indoor tennis floor by Supreme Corp. • 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 12 Goshen College Athletics

The RFC

Players & Coaches

RETURNERS PROFILES JUNIOR OUTSIDE HITTER GOSHEN, IN

RETURNERS PROFILES JUNIOR SETTER GOSHEN, IN

AT GOSHEN:

2007: Played in 98 games, averaging just under 2 kills a game. 2006: Totalled 198 kills and 165 digs in first season as a Leaf.

HIGH SCHOOL:

GINA RICHARD CAREER STATS

YEAR 2007 2006

G 98 95

CAREER

193

K 185 198

K/G 1.89 2.08

ACE 22 24

BL 53 23

DIG 171 165

383

1.99

336

Born on April 3rd...parents are Sid and Sandi Richard... siblings are Erin (24) and Joel (23)...admires her great grandmother because of her enthusiam for life and for making everything fun...once rode a square-wheeled bicycle.

QUICK FACTS: MAJOR: math education FUTURE CAREER: high school math teacher FAVORITES FOOD: raspberry cheesecake TV SHOW: The Office

VACATION SPOT: Florida ATHLETE: Rafael Nadal MOVIE: The Prestige MUSICAL ARTIST: Colbie Caillat HOBBIES: hanging out with friends, horseback riding, reading

AT GOSHEN:

JUNIOR OUTSIDE HITTER GOSHEN, IN

2007: Averaged 1.96 kills a game over 106 games played... named All MCC Honorable Mention... led team with 384 digs.

HIGH SCHOOL:

Three-time all conference selection at Fairfield HS under mom and head coach Carla Herschberger...led the Falcons to 30-5 record and section title as senior...named to South Bend Tribune All-Star Team...tallied 381 kills and 404 digs in 2005.

PERSONAL:

Born on September 9...parents are Kirby and Carla Herschberger...siblings are Mandy (23), Kelsey (19), and Courtney (18)...while people confuse them as twins, Brittany is actually a year older than fellow Maple Leaf, Kelsey.

QUICK FACTS: MAJOR: biology and spanish FUTURE CAREER: physical therapist FAVORITES FOOD: spicy food TV SHOW: Seinfield, The Office

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VACATION SPOT: Spain ATHLETE: Misty May, Kerri Walsh MOVIE: any comedy MUSICAL ARTIST: varies based on the day HOBBIES: being with friends

2007: Named to All MCC Honorable Mention Team after posting 10.5 assists a game, second in the conference. 2006: Led team with 637 assists, while playing in 87 games.

HIGH SCHOOL:

Played volleyball for Coach Lois Mast at Bethany Christian HS...received Team Player Award...Program’s all-time leader in kills (819) and blocks (131)...graduated in Top10 of class.

PERSONAL:

AT GOSHEN:

Received Team Player Award while playing for Coach Lois Mast at Bethany Christian HS...a three-year starter, Hawkins is the program’s all-time leader in assists (747) and aces (89).

PERSONAL:

ALLISON HAWKINS CAREER STATS

YEAR 2007 2006

G 105 87

AST A/G 1106 10.5 637 7.3

ACE 32 16

BL 15 14

DIG 179 152

CAREER

194

1743 8.98

331

Born on October 31...parents are Dave and Cindy Hawkins... siblings are Mitchell (18), Kevin (14), and Abbi (10)... chose Goshen because she felt like the relationships would last a lifetime and its tight community.

QUICK FACTS: MAJOR: business FUTURE GOALS: to graduate FAVORITES FOOD: homemade applesauce TV SHOW: Friends VACATION SPOT: Florida or

Colorado ATHLETE: Peyton Manning MOVIE: The Bourne Trilogy MUSICAL ARTIST: Stephen Speaks HOBBIES: hanging out with friends, tennis, rollerblading

JUNIOR MIDDLE HITTER CRAWFORDSVILLE, IN

AT GOSHEN:

2007: Led Leafs with 63 total blocks and 107 games played. 2006: Posted solid figures of 183 kills and 192 digs.

HIGH SCHOOL:

Two-time All-Sagamore Conference recipient...named county’s Most Valuable Player in 2006...generated 272 kills, 188 digs, and 45 blocks as a senior.

PERSONAL:

BRITTANY HERSCHBERGER CAREER STATS

YEAR 2007

G 106

K 208

K/G 1.96

ACE 42

BL 11

DIG 384

CAREER

106

208

1.96

384

Born on November 13...parents are Dave and Deb Janssen... has one sister, Whitney Camp (24)...admires her sister for all the hard work she puts into every step of life...was the Montgomery County 4-H Queen in 2006.

QUICK FACTS: MAJOR: communications FUTURE CAREER: unsure, but possibly photography FAVORITES FOOD: all (except liver & olives) TV SHOW: Veronica Mars & So You

Think You Can Dance ATHLETE: Michael Phelps MOVIE: Stick It MUSIC: The Great Escape HOBBIES: scrapbooking, reading, crafts, photography

ASHLEY JANSSEN CAREER STATS YEAR 2007 2006

G 107 95

K 218 183

K/G 2.04 1.93

ACE 11 28

BL 63 19

DIG 57 192

CAREER

203

401

1.98

249

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RETURNERS PROFILES JUNIOR SETTER TOLDEO, OH

RETURNERS PROFILES SOPHOMORE OUTSIDE HITTER GOSHEN, IN

AT GOSHEN:

2007: Played in 40 games...second on team with 78 assists. 2006: Racked up 108 assists in 52 games for a 2.1 average.

Named Second Team All State, all conference, Fort Wayne Gazette Northeast All Star, and South Bend Tribune East All Star while captaining Fairfield HS to a 32-7 record and state runner-up honors as a senior...three-time selection to All Northeast Corner Conference team.

Led Toledo Central Catholic to a 17-2 record as a junior while averaging 6.8 assists a game...part of the National Honor Society.

PERSONAL:

LINDSEY NOFZIGER

Born on June 28...parents are Joel and Carol Nofziger...siblings are Ryan (27) and Rachel (16)...admires her brother because he works hard to reach his dreams of becoming a doctor and helping sick kids in need.

KELSEY HERSCHBERGER

CAREER STATS YEAR 2007 2006 CAREER

G 40 52 92

AST 78 108 186

A/G 1.95 2.08 2.02

ACE 6 10 19

CAREER STATS BL 2 1 3

DIG 52 47 99

QUICK FACTS: MAJOR: business FUTURE CAREER: to own her own business FAVORITES FOOD: corn & mashed potatoes TV SHOW: John & Kate + Eight

SOPHOMORE OUTSIDE HITTER KAMPALA, UGANDA

2007: Named First Team All MCC, MCC and NAIA Region VIII Freshman of the Year...led team and conference with 4.59 kills a game, a number that is second all-time at Goshen.

Played for Mr. Lukwago Luswa at Nabisunsa Girls School in Kampala, Uganda...was named Most Valuable Player in the East and Central African schools championships.

PERSONAL:

Born on April 4...mother is Beatrice Ongom...siblings are Donald Otim and Osborne Onyango...admires her mom for setting a good example, her hard work and determination, especially after my father passed away.

QUICK FACTS:

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G 102

K 217

K/G 2.13

ACE 33

BL 51

DIG 229

CAREER

102

217

2.13

229

PERSONAL:

Born on January 6...parents are Kirby and Carla Herschberger...siblings are Mandy Miller (22), Brittany (20) and Courtney (18).

QUICK FACTS: MAJOR: physical education FUTURE CAREER: undecided FAVORITES FOOD: fettucine alfredo TV SHOW: The Office

VACATION SPOT: anywhere with a beach HOBBIES: hanging out with friends, playing sports

SOPHOMORE OUTSIDE HITTER GOSHEN, IN

AT GOSHEN:

2007: Played in 23 games...averaged just under one service ace and two digs for every three games played.

HIGH SCHOOL:

YEAR 2007

VACATION SPOT: Outer Banks, NC ATHLETE: Kerri Walsh MOVIE: We Are Marshall MUSICAL ARTIST: Carrie Underwood HOBBIES: cars, singing, and beach volleyball

AT GOSHEN:

MAJOR: pre-architecture FUTURE CAREER: architect and play some professional volleyball FAVORITES FOOD: rice and pork TV SHOW: From Gâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s to Gents

2007: Played in 102 games, racking up 217 kills, 51 blocks, and 229 digs...each of those totals were good for third on the team.

HIGH SCHOOL:

AT GOSHEN:

VACATION SPOT: any beach ATHLETE: HS coach Ocan Dennis MOVIE: Facing the Giants MUSICAL ARTIST: Casting Crowns HOBBIES: hanging out with friends, movies, camping

Prepped for Coach Lois Mast at Bethany Christian High School...received varsity letters in three different sports...was named Outstanding Senior Athlete.

PERSONAL:

PENI ACAYO CAREER STATS YEAR 2007

G 103

K 473

K/G 4.59

ACE 53

BL 29

DIG 189

CAREER

103

473

4.59

189

Born on February 2...parents are Doug Schwartzentruber and Diana White...has one brother, Jared (17)...admires her dad because he is a passionate man in every aspect of his life... lived in Maryland for 14 years.

QUICK FACTS: MAJOR: Public Relations with a minor in business FAVORITES FOOD: Thai TV SHOW: One Tree Hill VACATION SPOT: Lake Tahoe

ALICIA SWARTZENTRUBER CAREER STATS YEAR 2007

G 23

K 5

K/G 0.22

ACE 7

BL 3

DIG 13

CAREER

0.22

ATHLETE: Michael Phelps MOVIE: Bourne Series MUSICAL ARTIST: Jon McLaughlin, Casting Crowns HOBBIES: hanging out with friends, shopping, singing

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NEWCOMER PROFILES

KYLA YODER HIGH SCHOOL:

Played two seasons at Hesston College (Kans.) before transferring to Goshen...previously was team captain and MVP at Iowa Mennonite High School.

PERSONAL:

Born on September 6...Parents are Calvin and Judy Yoder...siblings are Tanna Boshart (23) and Meghan (21)... majoring in elementary education...wants to run her own preschool.

CASSANDRA GREIVES HIGH SCHOOL:

Played basketball, volleyball and track and field at Rochester HS...twice named all conference and Team Most Valuable Player in volleyball.

PERSONAL:

Born on November 13...mother is Christal Greives... has one brother, Drew (18)...majoring in physical education...wants to be a teacher, athletic director, and/or coach.

INDIGO MILLER HIGH SCHOOL:

Was team captain as a senior at Daugherty HS...team was ranked in top10 in the state twice in three years on varsity...second on team in 2007 with 183 kills.

PERSONAL:

Born on March 8...Parents are Bryan and Jodi Miller... has one brother, Seth (15)...will major in molecular biology for future career as a doctor...likes to juggle.

KATELYN YODER HIGH SCHOOL:

Four-year varsity athlete at Mason HS...first team all conference... named to Lansing Area Dream Team... held GPA of over 3.8 all four years.

PERSONAL:

Born on March 24... Parents are Karen Krabill-Yoder and Scot D. Yoder...has one brother, Nathan (20)...will major in psychology...wants to become a movie critic.

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VISIT

JUNIOR DEFENSIVE SP. KALONA, IA PROFILE: FAVORITES FOOD: any kind of potatoes TV SHOW: Full House VACATION SPOT: Colorado MOVIE: Simon Birch HOBBIES: hanging out with her family

SOPHOMORE OUTSIDE HITTER ROCHESTER, IN PROFILE: FAVORITES FOOD: Anything Mexican or Chinese TV SHOW: One Tree Hill and House VACATION SPOT: Anywhere nice! MOVIES: Triston & Isolde, We Are Marshall, and Remember The Titans HOBBIES: reading, sports, friends, pictures

FRESHMAN OUTSIDE HITTER COLORADO SPRINGS, CO PROFILE: FAVORITES FOOD: Vanilla ice cream or grilled shrimp TV SHOW: Scrubs VACATION SPOT: mountains in general ATHLETE: Kerri Walsh MOVIE: The Princess Bride MUSICAL PERFORMER: Jack Johnson HOBBIES: sports, movies, photography

FRESHMAN OUTSIDE HITTER MASON, MI PROFILE: FAVORITES FOOD: Italian TV SHOW: Scrubs VACATION SPOT: Seattle, Washington ATHLETE: Misty May MOVIE: Moulin Rouge MUSICAL PERFORMER: The Fray HOBBIES: movies, volleyball, reading

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Jewel Lehman

Head Coach

of 2005, however, Lehman took over as the academic chair of the physical education department. Lehman does have connections to the area, as she taught and coached at nearby Bethany Christian High School from 1988-1992, following her 1987 graduation from Eastern Mennonite University. A standout volleyball player at EMU, Lehman came to Bethany to teach physical education and health, and returned to the classroom to pursue her master’s degree at James Madison in 1992. Following her stint at Campbell, Lehman completed her doctorate in exercise and sport science at the University of North Carolina Greensboro in 2003. Originally from Harrisonburg, Virginia, Lehman was an all-conference selection in each of her four years playing at EMU. She was the conference player of the year in each of her final three seasons, while also earning recognition as a regional All-American in 1986. She still holds the EMU record for most service aces in a season (92) and had her number 2 retired at the end of her playing career.

Jewel Lehman

5th Season

VAL HERSHBERGER

(574) 535-7658

jlehman@goshen.edu THE LEHMAN FILES

Jewel Lehman begins her fifth season as head coach of Goshen College volleyball in 2008, looking to continue the rebuilding efforts that were sparked by a 15-14 record a year ago. Lehman lost just two seniors from that squad and returns all three student-athletes that received post-season conference recognition. Possibly the most talented group of athletes in Lehman’s tenure, the 2008 Maple Leafs are looking to take that next step in taking Goshen into the top half of the brutal Mid-Central Conference. The ninth coach in Goshen’s 38-year old volleyball program, Lehman brings with her a long list of coaching credentials, highlighted by her four-year stint as head coach of NCAA Division I Campbell University, a position she held from 1994-1998. Responsible for all aspects of the volleyball program, Lehman led her Campbell team to a school-record 32-7 finish in the 1997 season, losing to Georgia State University in the fifth game of the Trans-American Athletic Conference tournament finals. In that season, Campbell recorded season records for most wins (32), most consecutive wins (16), most home wins (12), most road wins (16), highest home attendance for a game (916) and the highest winning percentage for a season (.821). Prior to her stint at Campbell, Lehman was an assistant coach at NCAA Division I James Madison University for one season. Prior to arriving at Goshen, Lehman spent four years in a physical education teaching role at Greensboro College in Greensboro, North Carolina. She was the school’s physical education- teacher education program coordinator for the past three years, and initially joined Goshen College as a professor in the school’s Teacher Education Department in conjunction with her coaching duties. Beginning in the fall

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• valeriejh@goshen.edu

Val Hershberger continues her duties as an assistant coach in 2008, resuming the position of head assistant quick hits: after taking a one-year hiatus in 2005. A change in • served as head coach of structure within the Goshen College athletic the Leafs from 1996-2000 department equaled a greater administrative role for • a professor in Physical Hershberger in 2005, forcing her to reluctantly step Education department down as head assistant coach for that season. Missing teaching coaching, outdoor her duties, Hershberger agreed to return to the top education and sports skills assistant position in 2006 and has since continued in that role. courses “Val Hershberger has been an extremely dedicated assistant • serves as assistant athletic coach for the past several years,” said Jewel Lehman, Goshen head coach. director at Goshen “She has invested much time and effort into the program, and was • also is in charge of instrumental in facilitating a smooth transition between coaches when I • Goshen College came in. I am ecstatic that Val has returned to be our top assistant coach. • Intramural program I am certain that she will have a great impact on our program again this • won the women’s “longest year.” drive” competition at this Hershberger has been a major part of the Maple Leaf program year’s Maple Leaf Athletic for almost a decade, as she was the team’s head coach from 1996-2000. Club Golf Tournament During that time, she led the program to an overall record of 68-99, and coached four NAIA National Scholar-Athletes and one All-Mid-Central Conference player in the process. After resigning from her head coaching post at the conclusion of the 1999 season, Hershberger returned to the program in 2003 focusing on individual player development and back row defense. In games she was responsible for tracking the Goshen offense and defense, as well as assessing individual players. With 2004 marking Lehman’s first season as head coach, Hershberger headed up a large portion of recruiting operations and opponent scouting. Hershberger has worked as an assistant coach at NCAA Division I James Madison University and Eastern Mennonite University in addition to her head coaching tenure at Goshen, and was a head coach at Eastern Mennonite High School in Harrisonburg, Virginia. Hershberger graduated from Eastern Mennonite University, where she was a two-year letterwinner following her transfer to the school from Hesston Junior College in Hesston, Kansas. She also has completed her master’s degree from James Madison University. www.GoLeafs.net

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HISTORY/ COACHING RECORDS

COACHING RECORDS 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Ruth Gunden 4-2 Ruth Gunden 4-0-1 Ruth Gunden 6-2 Ruth Gunden 8-4 Berdene Wyse 8-6 Vicki Mester 16-4 Sue Roth 11-8 Sue Roth 17-6 Sue Roth 7-10 Sue Roth 18-9 Sue Roth 20-13 Sue Roth 11-18 Sue Roth 24-8 Sue Roth 16-13 Sue Roth 24-5 Sue Roth 22-10 Denise Devault 10-16 Sue Roth 22-14 Sue Roth 21-17 Sue Roth 25-12 Sue Roth 22-13 Sue Roth 18-18 Sue Roth 16-22 Sue Roth 11-25 Sue Roth 11-19 Betts McFerran 11-22 Valerie Hershberger 15-17 Valerie Hershberger 8-21 Valerie Hershberger 12-21 Valerie Hershberger 10-23 Valerie Hershberger 13-17 Kent Nafziger 10-20 Kent Nafziger 23-12 Kent Nafziger 24-13 Jewel Lehman 17-15 Jewel Lehman 6-25 Jewel Lehman 5-23 Jewel Lehman 15-14

CAREER CAREER CAREER CAREER CAREER CAREER CAREER CAREER CAREER

Ruth Gunden Berdene Wyse Vicki Mester Denise Devault Sue Roth Betts McFarren Val Hershberger Kent Nafziger Jewel Lehman

22-8-1 8-6 16-4 10-16 316-240 11-22 58-99 57-45 42-77

Coach Sue Roth 316 Wins NAIA All American Scholar-Athletes

1988 Karen Gerber 1990 Maria Lehman 1992 Marla Gerber 1993 Rachel Hostetler 1993 Susan Landes 1995 Kristi Glick 1995 Britt Kaufmann 1997 Kathy Glick Miller 1997 Jennifer Rice 1998 Jennifer Rice 1998 Kathy Glick Miller 1998 Kate Willems 1999 Sarah Bock 2000 Sara Rhodes 2002 Val Amstutz 2002 Kristi Miller 2003 Catie Froese 2003 Kristi Miller 2003 DeeDee Martin 2006 Jessica Buller 2006 Stephanie Kennell 2007 Jessica Buller 2007 Stephanie Kennell 2007 Caitlin Helmuth

All Mid-Central Conference

1992 Marla Gerber - 1st 1992 Angie Miller - 1st

1992 Jennifer Swartz - 2nd 1993 Rachel Hostetler - 2nd 1998 Jennifer Rice - HM 2000 Heidi Foss - 2nd 2000 Rachel Stuckey - 2nd 2001 Mindy DeVito - 2nd 2001 Heidi Foss - 2nd 2002 DeeDee Martin - 1st 2002 Kristi Miller - 2nd 2003 Mindy DeVito - 2nd 2003 DeeDee Martin - 1st 2003 Kristi Miller - 1st 2004 Mindy DeVito - 2nd 2005 Carly Feldman - 1st 2005 Anna Herdeck - 2nd 2007 Peni Acayo- 1st 2007 Allison Hawkins- HM 2007 Brittany Herschberger- HM

All Hoosier Conference

1981 Ann Garl 1981 Sara Shenk 1982 Cindy Beckler 1982 Anne Breckbill 1983 Cindy Beckler 1984 Cindy Beckler 1985 Brenda Ervin 1985 Jonell Kolb 1985 Amy Schloneger 1987 Karen Yoder 1988 Karen Gerber 1989 Jennifer North 1990 Kathy Mast 1990 Kara Schloneger 1991 Marla Gerber 1991 Marla Gerber

AVCA Awards

1992 Team Academic Award 1993 Team Academic Award 1994 Team Academic Award 1997 Team Academic Award 1998 Team Academic Award 2000 Team Academic Award 2002 Team Academic Award 2003 Team Academic Award

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RECORD BOOK

Marla Gerber 3-time all conference Individual Career

Attack Efficiency: Career Player/Percentage Cindy Beckler/ .389 Dawn Gerber/ .259 Mindy DeVito/ .257 Kristi Glick/ .255 Heidi Foss/ .254 Elaine Bigler/ .254 Carly Feldman/ .247 Marla Gerber/ .245 Kara Schloneger/ .237 Patricia Albrecht/ .236 Kills: Career Name/ Kills Anna Herdeck/ 1431 Kristi Glick/ 1391 Heidi Foss/ 1300 Marla Gerber/ 1230 Mindy DeVito/ 1128 DeeDee Martin/ 999 Jennifer Rice/ 921 Cindy Beckler/ 919 Kara Schloneger/ 779 Karen Yoder/ 763 Kills per Game: Career Player/ Kills per Game DeeDee Martin/ 3.77 Carly Feldman/ 3.45 Kristi Glick/ 3.43 Mindy DeVito/ 3.42 Marla Gerber/ 3.41 Elaine Bigler/ 3.10 Cindy Beckler/ 3.08 Jennifer Rice/ 2.94 Anna Herdeck/ 2.93 Heidi Foss/ .291 Blocks: Career Name/ Blocks Heidi Foss/ 580

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HISTORY/ RECORD BOOK Kristi Glick/ 555 Britt Kaufmann/ 490 Kara Schloneger/ 436 Jennifer North/ 380 Gretchen Nyce/ 291 Mindy DeVito/ 277 Anne Breckbill/ 275 Marla Gerber/ 257 Kathy Glick Miller/ 253 Blocks per game: Career Player/ Blocks per game Gretchen Nyce/ 1.626 Britt Kaufmann/ 1.571 Kara Schloneger/ 1.393 Kristi Glick/ 1.370 Ann Nafziger/ 1.357 Heidi Foss/ 1.30 Lisa Koop/ 1.280 Jennifer North/ 1.258 Angie Miller/ 1.235 Carly Feldman/ 1.030 Assist per game: Career Player/ Assists per game Kristi Miller/ 10.38 Margaret Frey/ 7.21 Danielle Miller/ 6.84 Jessica Buller/ 6.50 Laura Beck/ 6.13 Jean Boen/ 5.74 Rita Wyse/ 5.63 Brenda Ervin/ 4.81 Melodie Graber/ 4.29 Kate Willems/ 3.97 Assists: Career Player/ Assists Kristi Miller/ 4826 Danielle Miller/ 2647 Rita Wyse/ 2259 Margaret Frey/ 1629 Laura Beck/ 1556 Brenda Ervin/ 1526 Jessica Buller/ 1406 Karen Yoder/ 1332 Maria Lehman/ 1204 Kate Willems/ 817 Digs: Career Player/ Digs Anna Herdeck/ 1867 DeeDee Martin/ 1301 Jessica Buller / 1064 Jan Helmuth/ 1056 Kristi Miller/ 1047 Jennifer Rice/ 1031 Mindy DeVito/ 1028 Kathy Mast/ 1018 Marla Gerber/ 984 Kristi Glick/ 954 Digs per game: Career Player/ Digs per game DeeDee Martin/ 4.91

Anna Herdeck/ 3.85 Mandy Herschberger/ 4.14 Val Amstutz/ 3.20 Mindy DeVito/ 3.12 Catie Froese/ 3.00 Kathy Beck/ 3.00 Carly Feldman/ 2.85 Kathy Mast/ 2.80 Jan Helmuth/ 2.76 Susan Landes/ 2.76 Aces: Career Player/ Aces Karen Yoder/ 217 Jan Helmuth/ 189 Kristi Miller/ 182 Maria Lehman/ 161 Jonell Kolb/ 154 DeeDee Martin/ 147 Jessica Buller/ 141 Kristi Glick/ 137 Stephanie Kennell / 133 Anna Herdeck/ 128 Aces per game: Career Player/ Percentage Karen Yoder/ .627 DeeDee Martin/ .555 Jan Helmuth/ .490 Amy Schloneger/ .450 Rachel Hostetler/ .427 Maria Lehman/ .412 Kate Willems/ .398 Joy Yoder/ .393 Kristi Miller/ .391 Jessica Buller/ .371 Serving Efficiency: Career Player/ Percentage Brenda Ervin/ .987 Melodie Graber/ .969 Barb Carbaugh/ .966 Margaret Frey/ .965 Rachel Hostetler/ .960 Becky Liechty/ .953 Kristi Miller/ .950 Jessica Lapp/ .949 Kathy Beck/ .949 Anna Herdeck/ .948 Serve Receive Efficiency: Career Player/ Percentage Jennifer Rice/ .950 Susan Landes/ .942 Kathy Mast/ .938 Jan Helmuth/ .932 Kathy Beck/ .931 DeeDee Martin/ .922 Heidi Foss/ .917 Marla Gerber/ .915 Jessica Buller/ .915 Maria Lehman/ .914 Stephanie Kennell / .914

Individual Season

Attack Efficiency: Season Player/Year/Percentage Cindy Beckler/ 84/ .422 Jonell Kolb/ 85/ .374 Kristi Glick/ 96/ .299 Amy Schloneger/ 83/ .288 Ann Garl/ 81/ .287 Mindy DeVito/ 03/ .286 Brenda Ervin/ 83/ .286 Bonnie Miller/ 84/ .280 Heidi Foss / 99/.277 Elaine Bigler/ 80/ .273 Jennifer North/ 89/ .268 Kills per Game: Season Player/Year/Kills per Game Cindy Beckler/ 84/ 5.05 Peni Acayo / 07/ 4.59 Kristi Glick/ 95/ 4.39 Marla Gerber/ 92/ 4.02 DeeDee Martin/ 02/ 4.01 Mindy DeVito/ 03/ 3.82 Trish Albrecht/ 79/ 3.63 Carly Feldman/ 04/ 3.50 Jennifer Rice/ 95/ 3.49 Elaine Bigler/ 80/ 3.48 Blocks per game: Season Name/ Year/ Blocks per game Britt Kaufmann/ 95/ 2.68 Kara Schloneger/ 90/ 2.48 Kristi Glick/ 95/ 2.24 Gretchen Nyce/ 90/ 2.00 Ann Nafziger/ 90/ 1.99 Jennifer North/ 89/ 1.89 Heidi Foss/ 00/ 1.50 Angie Miller/ 92/ 1.47 Britt Kaufmann/ 92/ 1.40 Lisa Koop/ 95/ 1.33 Assists per game: Season Player/ Year/ Assists per game Kristi Miller/ 03/ 12.00 Kristi Miller/ 00/ 10.74 Sara Bock/99/ 10.46 Danielle Miller/ 96/ 10.37 Kristi Miller/ 02/ 9.85 Margaret Frey/ 92/ 9.37 Kristi Miller/ 01 8.83 Rita Wyse/ 91/ 8.22 Laura Beck/ 97/ 7.95 Jessica Buller/ 04/ 6.70 Digs per game: Season Player/ Year/ Digs per game DeeDee Martin/ 02/ 5.54 Anna Herdeck/ 04/ 4.54 Kathy Mast/ 90/ 4.45 Kathy Beck/ 91/ 4.32 Mindy DeVito/ 04/ 4.16 Mandy Herschberger/ 04/ 4.14

Anna Herdeck/ 02/ 4.04 Susan Landes/ 91/ 4.02 Kathy Helmuth/ 94/ 4.00 Marla Gerber/ 91/ 3.96 Serve Efficiency: Season Player/ Year/ Serve Efficiency Brenda Ervin/ 93/ .997 Mary Sutter/ 79/ .989 Ann Gusler/ 84/ .975 Rachel Hostetler/ 92/ .975 Melodie Graber/ 88/ .974 Jessica Lapp/ 85/ .971 Anna Herdeck/ 05/ .971 Barb Carbaugh/ 80/ .971 Margaret Frey/ 93/ .968 Bekcy Liechty/ 95/ .962 Serve Receive Percentage: Season Player/ Year/ Percentage Jan Helmuth/ 87/ .971 Jennifer Rice/ 95/ .967 Brittany Herschberger/ 07/ .958 Susan Landes/ 91/ .953 Heidi Foss/ 99/ .949 Kathy Mast/ 88/ .947 Betts Stauffer/ 82/ .946 Brenda Ervin/ 82/ .942 Stephanie Kennell/ 07/ .942 Kelsey Herschberger/ 07/ .942 Aces: Season Player/ Year/ Aces DeeDee Martin/ 03/ 75 Kristi Glick/ 96/ 73 DeeDee Martin/ 02/ 72 Karen Yoder/ 85/ 66 Jan Helmuth/ 87/ 65 Kristi Miller/ 02/ 65 Jonell Kolb/ 85/ 60 Stephanie Kennell/ 07/ 60 Jennifer Swartz/ 92/ 62 Rachel Hostetler/ 93/ 57

Team Season

1984/ .292 1983/ .272 1985/ .234 1989/ .209 2000/ .206 2003/ 13.98 2007/ 13.19 1988/ 12.53 1995/ 12.50 2004/ 12.30

Attack Efficiency Year/Percentage

1990/.558 1995/ 5.16 1989/ 4.16 1996/ 4.10 1984/ 3.79

Blocks per Game Year/Blocks per Game

2003/ 12.85 1995/ 11.77 2007/ 11.56 1988/ 10.70 1996/ 10.64

Assists per Game Year/Assists

Digs per Game Year/Digs per Game

2002/ 22.28 1991/ 22.25 1990/ 21.95 2004/ 20.28 1994/ 17.92 Serve Receive Efficiency Year/Percentage 2007/ .941 1999/ .930 1993/ .915 1989/ .914 1991/ .913 Aces per Game Year/Aces per Game 1982/ 3.03 1985/ 2.95 1984/ 2.93 1983/ 2.76 1987/ 2.53 Serve Efficiency Year/Percentage 2003/ .932 1992/ .929 1987/ .928 2002/ .924 1985/ .922

Kills per Game Year/Kills per Game

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2007 SEASON REVIEW

named honorable mention All MCC, while the biggest impact came from well outside between Mid-Central Conference wins for the Goshen College volleyball program. In the state lines. All the way from Kampala, Uganda, Peni Acayo blasted her one of the most talent-rich conferences in way to First-Team All Conference honors. the nation, wins simply do not come easy. In leading the conference with 4.59 kills a A 30-24, 25-30, 30-21, 30-28 home game, the outside hitter was named MCC victory over Spring Arbor on and NAIA Region VIII Freshman of the September 5th brought the nearly two-year long streak to a halt. The Year. “We have a lot of talent and there is a win was also the first conferenceopening triumph for the Maple Leafs strong competitive spirit in our volleyball program right now,” said Lehman. since the 2003 season. “Perhaps the most remark What looked like a “The energy in our able aspect is that we have simple number in the quite a few young players win column was so program is build- who are coming on strong much more. It signified ing as we begin and will no doubt move a change in the program and a start of something to see what these into the top of the conference statistical categories new. fine young ath- in the future.” Head Coach Jewel While the one win Lehman is excited about letes can do.” definitely set the tone, what the year brought it was far from a oneexclaiming “What a year and-done season. The Maple Leafs placed this was! The energy in our program is building as we begin to see what these fine second at the competitive University of Michigan Dearborn Collegiate Challenge young athletes can do.” in late September, where Acayo was named Lehman and the rest of the MCC to the All Tournament Team. certainly recognized quickly that Goshen After dropping four consecutive was young, but also very talented. Three different Maple Leafs were honored by the conference matches, the team made it an Mid-Central Conference coaches at the end extra-special senior night for graduating teammates Jessica Buller and Stephanie of the season, and all three were underKennell. After dropping the opening game classmen. 19-30, the Maple Leafs responded by Local sophomores Allison Hawkins winning the next two and battled for a (Middlebury, Ind.) and Brittany 19-30, 30-27, 30-24, 23-30, 15-11 win Herschberger (Goshen, Ind.) were both

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2007 SEASON REVIEW over the University of St. Francis. It marked the first time in the last decade that Goshen knocked off the Cougars. With a final record of 15-14 (2-6 MCC), the Maple Leafs won more games than the last two seasons combined (5-23 in 2006 and 6-25 in 2005). In four of the losses in 2007, Goshen took the opponent to five games. What is even more impressive is that in three of those matches, the Maple Leafs actually outscored the opponent in total points: University of Michigan Dearborn (Sept. 28), Huntington University (Oct 5), and Grace College (Oct 9). “While we are not completely satisfied with our overall record, we are pleased with our progress and anticipate much success in the future,” explained Lehman. The fourth-year head coach adds, “We are

per game average was the secondplaying much more competitively than in the past two highest total in the MCC, while classmate years with this group of Herschberger was in the strong and talented athletes. It is exciting to top 15 in the MCC in digs with 3.6 per game. see the growth of these Yet another sophomore, young players throughout the year.” Ashley Janssen, finished in the top 20 with While the losses of 0.6 blocks a game. Kennell and Buller are significant, Lehman With the addition of recruits Katelyn Yoder will have a lot to work (Mason, Mich.) and with for years to come. Indigo Miller (Colorado In addition to leading Springs, Colo.), the futhe conference in kills, reigning Freshman of ture is definitely bright. Sophomore OH A single win snapped the Year Acayo ranked Brittany Herschberger a long-streak, but a sixth in hitting perMCC Honorable Mention squad full of talent is centage and eighth in looking to turn over a service aces. Sophomore setter Allison Hawkins new leaf and rewrite the story of Gostallied 1,106 assists in 2007. Her 10.5 hen volleyball.

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2007 SCHEDULE/ RESULTS

2007 STATISTICS

Season Results

Date

Opponent

08/29/07 h 08/31/07 n 08/31/07 a 09/01/07 n 09/01/07 n 09/05/07*h 09/11/07*a 09/14/07 h 09/14/07 h 09/18/07*h 09/25/07*a 09/28/07 a 09/28/07 n 09/29/07 n 09/29/07 n 10/02/07 a 10/03/07 h 10/05/07 a 10/09/07*h 10/13/07 a 10/13/07 a 10/13/07 a 10/16/07*h 10/23/07*a 10/27/07 a 10/27/07 n 10/27/07 a 10/31/07*a 11/06/07 a

Grace Bible Siena Heights Judson Missouri Valley Bethel College Spring Arbor Taylor Siena Heights Taylor University-Fort Wa Huntington Univ Indiana Wesleyan Univ UM Dearborn Concordia Siena Heights Illinois Tech Taylor University-Fort Wa Manchester College Huntington Univ Grace College Bridgewater Rose-Hulman I.T. Eastern Mennonite Univ of Saint Francis IN Bethel College Calumet Coll of St. Josep Dominican University Urbana Marian College Taylor

Record: Overall: Conference: Home: Away: Neutral:

W-L (15-14) (2-6) (6-2) (4-10) (5-2)

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ScoreWL 3-0 3-0 2-3 3-0 0-3 3-1 0-3 3-1 3-1 0-3 1-3 2-3 3-1 3-2 0-3 1-3 3-1 2-3 2-3 0-3 3-1 3-0 3-2 1-3 3-0 3-1 3-0 0-3 0-3

Score-by-Game

Record Attend

W W

30-18, 30-20, 30-16 30-23, 30-24, 30-27 L 27-30, 30-24, 30-26, 23-30, 10-15 W 30-16, 30-26, 31-29 L 17-30, 18-30, 20-30 W 30-24, 25-30, 30-21, 30-28 L 11-30, 26-30, 28-30 W 30-18, 30-23, 28-30, 30-27 W 30-18, 30-26, 17-30, 30-23 L 27-30, 20-30, 24-30 L 18-30, 30-28, 18-30, 17-30 L 30-27, 22-30, 23-30, 30-16, 13-15 W 30-22, 34-36, 30-25, 30-23 W 19-30, 30-27, 24-30, 30-25, 15-9 L 21-30, 22-30, 14-30 L 30-27, 33-35, 22-30, 28-30 W 28-30, 30-14, 30-26, 33-31 9-8, 1-3 L 30-28, 30-20, 28-30, 28-30, 11-15 L 30-19, 25-30, 30-24, 28-30, 13-15 L 28-30, 28-30, 24-30 W 30-17, 30-21, 27-30, 30-19 W 30-28, 30-25, 30-21 W 30-19, 27-30, 24-30, 30-23, 15-1112-11, 2-4 L 16-30, 29-31, 30-24, 24-30 W 30-22, 30-28, 30-18 W 33-31, 30-18, 19-30, 30-21 W 30-28, 30-28, 30-21 L 23-30, 31-33, 28-30 L 24-30, 20-30, 15-30

Attendance Summary: Home Away Neutral Total

Dates 8 14 7 29

Totals 450 0 0 450

# Player

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 450 0 0 0 0 0 0

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GP MP 29 18 28 15 29 28 29 28 29 19 28

ATTACK E TA

2 Brittany Herschberger 3 Caitlin Helmuth 4 Kelsey Herschberger 5 Alicia Schwartzentruber 6 Gina Richard 7 Peni Acayo 8 Ashley Janssen 9 Stephanie Kennell 10 Jessica Buller 11 Lindsey Nofziger 12 Allison Hawkins TM TEAM

106 34 102 23 98 103 107 104 106 40 105

TOTALS

109 29 1438 779 4426

Pct

SET SERVE PASS DEF BLOCK GEN A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE

208 123 787 .108 11 0 4 7 -0.571 0 217 123 686 .137 13 5 8 27 -0.111 2 185 92 549 .169 6 473 186 1111 .258 2 218 144 635 .117 17 40 40 182 .000 18 36 34 168 .012 7 7 3 22 .182 78 49 22 252 .107 1106

42 6 33 7 22 53 11 60 18 6 32

39 13 75 11 30 50 16 44 21 16 36

.149 1260 290 351

34 7 24 8 5 1 8 31 23 0 0 0

384 5 6 5 37 0 0 0 229 21 30 12 13 0 3 0 171 12 41 11 189 7 22 9 57 14 49 10 222 1 16 2 269 4 1 2 52 1 1 0 179 0 15 7

0 1 13 1 3 4 4 5 3 8 91

141 1802 65 184 58 133

RECORD: Overall Record Conference Home Away Neutral (15-14) (2-6) (6-2) (4-10) (5-2)

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Peni Acayo (right) was named Mid-Central Conference and NAIA Region VIII Freshman of the Year after averaging 4.6 kills a game. Her average led the conference and placed her on the all-conference first team.

Average 56 0 0 15

Note: * denotes a conference game.

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Sophomore Brittany Herschberger racked up a team-high 384 digs in 2007. Her 3.6 digs a game ranked in the top 15 in the MCC and earned her a spot on the AllMCC Honorable Mention Team. Herschberger was also one of four Maple Leafs with over 200 kills in 2007. file:///Volumes/joshag/My%20Documents/Rosters,%20Quick,%20Sked/Volleyball/2007results.htm

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GOSHEN AT A GLANCE Goshen College, established in 1894, is now a private, coeducational, residential, Christian college of the liberal arts and sciences rooted in the Anabaptist-Mennonite tradition. The distinctiveness of a Goshen education derives from the college'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 citizenship, servant leadership and compassionate peacemaking. At Goshen College we intend to create a community of faith and learning built on five core values. In our academic program and campus life students will develop the knowledge, skills and values for: A life that is CHRIST-CENTERED, with a reflective faith that nurtures spiritual growth in individual and corporate contexts and an active faith that informs all life’s choices Christ-Centered A life of PASSIONATE LEARNING, through the mastery of a Passionate Learning major field of study as the basis for life-long learning, service, relationships, work in a socially and culturally diverse context an extensive foundation Servant Leadership and of knowledge, skills, processes and methodologies derived from a liberal arts Compassionate Peacemaking curriculum that are required for systematic study and problem solving Global Citizenship 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 effectively 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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Academics: 85 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. 32 majors, 34 minors, 18 teacher certification programs, and numerous preprofessional and certificate programs. Top majors include: nursing, music, biology, elementary education, and business administration. 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 2007-08: Final statistics, released by Goshen College’s registrar’s office, showed a total headcount of 971 students enrolled at Goshen College for the fall 2007-08 semester. GC’s retention rate is 84%. Outcomes – by the numbers: 100% – Medical school acceptance rate for 2003 graduates...100% – Graduate school acceptance rate for students in physics and social work...Top 1% – English majors’ national scoring 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. Financial aid: Goshen College costs 10% less than the national average for private colleges. For 2007-08, 99% of all students received financial aid, and the average aid package was $18,036 (not including work-study). Goshen was named a “least debt college” in U.S.News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges” guide. Historic relationship: Established 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 denominations and several world religions are represented on our campus.

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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 , Indiana 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.

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Population: 31, 882 (2006) County: Elkhart Elevation: 801 ft. Land Area: 13.2 sq. miles Time Zone: EST Medium Resident Age: 31.5 Avg. Household Income: $39,500 Top Industry: Transportation Equip.

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