Western Michigan Women's Soccer Information Guide by Mat Kanan

WMU Soccer is ...

Geared up!

In its 53 years of existence, the Mike Gary Athletic Fund has been the official fundraising arm of the WMU Athletic Department, raising over $4 million through annual gifts and major contributions. OUR MISSION To support the student-athletes of Western Michigan University in their pursuit of championships, academic excellence and personal growth as representatives of WMU, its alumni, fans and community members. The Broncos would like to thank the following Car Coaches for their support of WMU Athletics: Cole Century - Tom Cole (owner) DeNooyer Chevrolet - Bill DeNooyer (owner) Harold Zeigler Auto Group - Harold & Aaron Zeigler (owner) John Tapper Automotive - John Tapper (owner) Maple Hill Auto Group - Jim Vandenberg (owner) Metro Toyota - Jeff DeNooyer (owner)

MIKE GARY ATHLETIC FUND Founded in 1956 by a group of area businessmen and dedicated Broncos, the Mike Gary Athletic Fund was established to provide direct financial support to the athletic programs of Western Michigan University. The fund is named in honor of long-time athletic director, Bronco football coach and WMU Hall of Fame inductee, Mr. Mitchell “Mike” Gary.

GARY FUND EXCEEDS $1 MILLION FOR SECOND-STRAIGHT YEAR Gary Fund had another record-setting year with an overall goal of $1.0 million for the 2009 campaign. The Mike Gary Athletic Fund announced a two percent increase in donations with a total of $1,022,045. Last year’s record total was $1,002,749. The Gary Fund volunteers surpassed their calling period goal of $475,000 with a total of $477,962. The announcement was made at the Mike Gary Athletic Fund Celebration held at the Gilmore House hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Dunn. In attendance were the Gary Fund volunteers, the WMU Head Coaches and athletic staff. The chair for the 2009 campaign was Jim Hall and the Vice Chair was Jim Everts.

WMU Soccer is ...

The Gary Fund supports all 16 Western Michigan athletic programs from menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s soccer to gymnastics to football and each and every student-athleteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s experience. The WMU student-athletes and teams are grateful to the Gary Fund donors and the volunteers.

Supported!

WMU Soccer is ...

Ellis Athletic Academic Advising Center

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

Prepared!

WMU Soccer is ... STRENGTH & CONDITIONING Mission Statement

The mission of the Western Michigan University strength and conditioning program is to provide each student-athlete with an opportunity to develop their physical abilities, through safe and objective training. Through these means the strength and conditioning program will attempt to improve athletic performance and minimize injuries related to athletic competition.

Philosophy

At Western Michigan University, each workout will be an organized and detailed plan, combining exercise selection with effective set and repetition schemes, to be coordinated with appropriate conditioning. These workouts will afford each athlete an opportunity to improve technique in all exercises, improve muscular strength, and improve conditioning without overtraining.

Strong & Fit!

COLLEGE FOOTBALL - SEASON MOST PASSING YARDS - 5833 MOST RUSHING YARDS - 2628 MOST RECEIVING YARDS - 2060 MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED - 39 COLLEGE FOOTBALL - CAREER MOST PASSING YARDS - 15,031 MOST RUSHING YARDS - 6397 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES - 121 MOST RECEIVING YARDS - 5005 MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ON INTERCEPTION RETURNS - 5 MOST POINTS SCORED - 468 LONGEST PUNT IN YARDS - 99 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES GAINING 400yds OR MORE - 11 MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS MADE - 30 MEN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - GAME MOST ASSISTS - 7 MOST GOALS - 8 MOST POINTS - 18 MEN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - SEASON MOST ASSISTS - 24 MOST GOALS - 46 MOST POINTS - 108 MEN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - CAREER MOST ASSISTS - 66 MOST GOALS - 109 MOST POINTS - 255 WMN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - GAME MOST ASSISTS - 6 MOST GOALS - 7 MOST POINTS - 16 WMN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - SEASON MOST ASSISTS - 44 MOST GOALS - 37 MOST POINTS - 97 WMN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - CAREER MOST ASSISTS - 129 MOST GOALS - 118 MOST POINTS - 284 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - GAME MOST POINTS - 100 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS - 15 MOST REBOUNDS - 51 MOST STEALS - 13 MOST ASSISTS - 22 MOST POINTS IN FIRST CAREER GAME - 52 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - SEASON MOST BLOCKED SHOTS - 207 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS BY A TEAM - 315 MOST TEAM POINTS SCORED - 3464 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - CAREER MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS - 413 MOST ASSISTS - 1076 MOST POINTS - 37 MOST CONSECUTIVE FREE THROWS - 85 MOST GAMES PLAYED - 151 WMN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - GAME MOST POINTS - 60 MOST POINTS BY A TEAM - 149 MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS - 17 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS - 12

WMN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - SEASON MOST POINTS - 1062 MOST REBOUNDS - 534 MOST STEALS - 191 MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS - 28

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

WMN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - CAREER MOST POINTS - 3393 MOST ASSISTS - 1307 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS - 391 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL - 70.3%

MEN’S ARCHERY 72 ARROW RANKING ROUND - 687 18 ARROW MATCH - 177 12 ARROW MATCH - 119 27 ARROW MATCH - 260

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

WOMEN’S ARCHERY 72 ARROW RANKING ROUND - 682 18 ARROW MATCH - 175 12 ARROW MATCH - 118 27 ARROW MATCH - 258

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

PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL MOST GRAND SLAMS IN 1 GAME - 2 LONGEST GAME - 8 hrs 6 mins MOST STRIKEOUTS IN A SEASON - 383 MOST WORLD SERIES WINS - 26 MOST STOLEN BASES SEASON - 130 MOST STOLEN BASES CAREER - 1406

WOMEN’S SWIMMING 50m FREESTYLE - 24.13 100m FREESTYLE - 53.52 100m BACKSTROKE - 59.58 200m FREESTYLE - 1:57.65 200m BACKSTROKE - 2:06.62 400m FREESTYLE - 4:03.85 SHORT-COURSE 4X100m FREESTYLE - 3:34.05 MEN’S TRACK AND FIELD 100m - 9.77 200m - 19.32 400m - 43.18 800m - 1:41.11 JAVELIN - 98.48m MARATHON - 2:04.55 3000m STEEPLECHASE - 7:53.63 HIGH JUMP - 2.45m LONG JUMP - 8.95m TRIPLE JUMP - 18.29m WMN’S TRACK AND FIELD 100m - 10.49 200m - 21.34 400m - 47.60 800m - 1:53.28 100m HURDLES - 12.21 400m HURDLES - 52.34 MARATHON - 2:15.25 DISCUS - 76.80m POLE VAULT - 5.00m LONG JUMP - 7.52m HIGH JUMP - 2.09m TRIPLE JUMP - 15.5m MEN’S MARATHON FASTEST HALF MARATHON - 59.05 FASTEST MARATHON - 2:04.55 PUSH UPS NON-STOP - 10,507 1 MINUTE - 138 5 MINUTES - 441 1 HOUR - 3877 24 HOURS - 46,001 1 YEAR - 1,500,230 MEN’S SHORT TRACK SKATING 500m - 41.184 1000m - 1:24.674 1500m - 2:10.639 WOMEN’S SHORT TRACK SKATING 500m - 43.671 1000m - 1:31.191 1500m - 2:18.861

WOMEN’S COLLEGE SOFTBALL - GAME MOST HITS - 8 MOST HOME RUNS - 4 MOST STOLEN BASES - 7 WOMEN’S COLLEGE SOFTBALL - CAREER MOST VICTORIES BY A PITCHER - 151 MOST SHUTOUTS BY A PITCHER - 94 MOST RBIs - 328 MOST CONSECUTIVE HITS - 10 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES HITTING STREAK - 43 MEN’S PROFESSIONAL BOXING MOST TITLES - 4 MOST TITLE BOUTS - 37 LONGEST CHAMPION REIGN - 11yrs LONGEST UNBEATEN - 16yrs 8mths IN A TOTAL OF 49 FIGHTS MOST CAREER KOs - 145 CONSECUTIVE CAREER WINS - 49 MEN’S PROFESSIONAL SURFING MOST CAREER CHAMPIONSHIPS - 6 WOMEN’S PROFESSIONAL SURFING MOST CAREER CHAMPIONSHIPS - 6 SIT-UPS 1 hour - 8555 MEN’S PROFESSIONAL GOLF LONGEST CARRY WITH A DRIVE ON THE FLY - 408yds MOST U.S. MASTERS TITLES - 6 CAREER WINS - 82 CAREER MAJORS WINS - 18 SKATEBOARDING HIGHEST OLLIE - 44.5 in LONGEST RAMP JUMP - 79 ft FASTEST SPEED STANDING - 62.55mph HIGHEST AIR - 7ft 8in MEN’S CYCLING SPRINT - 10.129 INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT - 4:15.165 1km TIME TRIAL - 1:00.711 WOMEN’S CYCLING SPRINT - 11.21 INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT - 3:24.537 500m TIME TRIAL - 33.952 MEN’S SHOOTING 10m RUNNING TARGET - 590 25m RAPID FIRE PISTOL - 596 50m PISTOL - 666.4 50m FREE RIFLE 3 POSITIONS - 1275.1

IMPOSSIBLE IS NOTHING

WOMEN’S SHOOTING 10m AIR PISTOL - 490.1 10m AIR RIFLE - 502.0 TRAP - 93 50m RIFLE 3 POSITIONS - 686.1 SKEET - 98 MEN’S SPEED SKATING - EVENT 500m - 34.42 1000m - 1:07.18 1500m - 1:43.95 5000m - 6:14.66 10000m - 12:58.92 WOMEN’S SPEED SKATING - EVENT 500m - 37.30 1000m - 1:13.83 1500m - 1:54.02 5000m - 3:57.70 10000m - 6:46.91 MEN’S WEIGHTLIFTING - EVENT 56kg - 305.0 62kg - 325.0 69kg - 357.5 77kg - 375.0 WOMEN’S WEIGHTLIFTING - EVENT 48kg - 210.0 53kg - 225.0 58kg - 237.5 63kg - 242.5 69kg - 275.0 75kg - 272.5 MEN’S TEAM ROWING LONGEST CONTINUAL - 1010hrs 34min MARATHON MEN’S ROWING - 24hrs INDIVIDUAL HEAVYWEIGHT - 307,683m INDIVIDUAL LIGHTWEIGHT - 302, 008m MARATHON ROWING LARGE TEAM - 24hrs WOMEN - 413, 549m MEN - 497, 972m MIXED - 480,197m MIXED, JUNIORS - 410, 018m MARATHON ROWING SMALL TEAM - 24hrs WOMEN - 367,872m MEN - 438,694m MIXED - 426,635m MEN, JUNIORS - 348,370m ROPE SKIPPING NON-STOP - 31:46.48 1 MINUTE - 425 1 HOUR - 16,107 CONSECUTIVE TIGHTROPE SKIPS - 1250 MEN’S SHORT TRACK SKATING 500m - 41.184 1000m - 1:24.674 1500m - 2:10.639 WOMEN’S SHORT TRACK SKATING 500m - 43.671 1000m - 1:31.191 1500m - 2:18.861 MEN’S SKIING HIGHEST RECORDED SPEED - 154.165mph MEN’S COLLEGE LACROSSE - GAME MOST POINTS - 14 MOST GOALS - 10 MOST ASSISTS - 12 MOST SAVES BY A GOALIE - 38 MOST GOALS SCORED BY A TEAM - 38 MOST CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES - 42 MOST CONSECUTIVE SEASONS WON - 33 ICE SKATING SPINS - CONTINUOUS MOST UPRIGHT ON 1 FOOT - 115

COLLEGE FOOTBALL - GAME MOST PASSING YARDS - 716 MOST RUSHING YARDS - 406 MOST RECEIVING YARDS - 405 MOST FRESHMAN YDS GAINED - 582 MOST INTERCEPTIONS - 5 MOST POINTS SCORED KICKING - 24

GENERAL INFORMATION

WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY

First Year...............................................................................................1996 Overall All-Time Record..................................... 110-123-20 (13 seasons) Overall MAC Record............................................... 60-58-12 (12 seasons) MAC Regular Season Championships................................................ None MAC Tournament Championships...................................................1/2003 MAC Tournament Record........................................................................ 5-9 NCAA College Cup Appearances.....................................................1/2003 NCAA College Cup Record...................................................................... 1-1 2008 Overall Record..........................................................................7-11-1 2008 MAC Record/Finish............................................................ 6-4-1/5th 2008 MAC Tournament.................................. First Round, Bowling Green Starters Returning/Lost....................................................................... 10/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost............................................................. 13/3

2009 SCHEDULE

Aug. 16 Aug. 21 Aug. 28 Aug. 30 Sept. 4 Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 18 Sept. 20 Sept. 25 Sept. 27 Oct. 2 Oct. 4 Oct. 9 Oct. 11 Oct. 16 Oct. 18 Oct. 23 Oct. 25 Oct. 29

INDIANA STATE (Exh.) FERRIS STATE (Exh.) at Northern Colorado at Wyoming Eastern Illinois& Northern Iowa& at Oakland% at Wright State MARQUETTE TOLEDO* BOWLING GREEN* AKRON* OHIO* at Buffalo* at Kent State* EASTERN MICHIGAN* CENTRAL MICHIGAN* at Miami* at Ball State* NORTHERN ILLINOIS*

Kalamazoo, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. Greely, Colo. Laramie, Wyo. Cedar Falls, Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa Pontiac, Mich. Dayton, Ohio Kalamazoo, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. Buffalo, N.Y. Kent, Ohio Kalamazoo, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. Oxford, Ohio Muncie, Ind. Kalamazoo, Mich.

1 p.m. 10 a.m. 9 p.m. 2 p.m. 6 p.m. 3 p.m. 5 p.m. 7 p.m. 1 p.m. 4 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 4 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m. 1 p.m. 3 p.m. 1 p.m. 3 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m.

Home games in bold. * indicates Mid-American Conference action & indicates UNI Panther Invitational Tournament games % played at Ultimate Soccer Arena in Pontiac, Mich.

QUICK FACTS, SCHEDULE

University........................................................Western Michigan University City/Zip..................................................... Kalamazoo, Mich. 49008-5166 Founded................................................................................................1903 Enrollment.........................................................................................24,818 Nickname........................................................................................ Broncos School Colors.......................................................................... Brown & Gold Home Field (Turf/Capacity).. WMU Soccer Complex (Natural grass/400) Affiliation...............................................................................NCAA Division I Conference..................................................................Mid-American (MAC) President.......................................................................... Dr. John M. Dunn Alma Mater (Yr.)......................................................... Northern Illinois (‘67) Athletics Director.............................................................Kathy Beauregard Alma Mater (Yr.)..............................................................Hope College (‘79) Supervisory Athletic Director................................................ Montey Porter Athletic Department Phone................................................. 269-387-3120

WOMEN’S SOCCER COACHING STAFF

Interim Head Coach (Seasons)...................................... Suzie Grech (first) Alma Mater (Year)................................................................ Michigan (‘05) Record at WMU......................................................................... first season Career Record........................................................................... first season MAC Record............................................................................... first season Assistant Coach.................................................................... Abby Crumpton Alma Mater (Year)................................................................ Michigan (‘03) Volunteer Coach......................................................................... Matt Smith Alma Mater (Year)................................................ Tennessee Temple (‘00) Strength and Conditioning Coach .........................................Tim Hermann Alma Mater (Year).................................................. Western Michigan (‘00)

ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS

Assistant Director/Women’s Soccer Contact........................ Adam Bodnar Office Phone........................................................................(269) 387-4122 Cell Phone............................................................................(269) 760-5133 Fax Number.........................................................................(269) 387-4139 Email................................................................ adam.e.bodnar@wmich.edu Assistant A.D. - Marketing, Publicity & Licensing.................. Bob D’Amelio Media Relations Director............................................................ Mat Kanan Associate Director.................................................................... Matt Holmes Assistant Director.................................................................... Kristin Keirns Mailing Address.1903 W. Michigan Ave. Kalamazoo, Mich. 49008-5406 Website.................................................................... www.wmubroncos.com

2009 Women’s Soccer Information Guide Credits

Editor/Layout: . ........................................................................Adam Bodnar University Section.....................................................................Kristin Keirns Content Editing................................................................................................ Cover Design................. Mike Naylor (Silhoutte Graphics) & Kristin Keirns Photography...................................... Gary Shook (GS Photo), Zolton Cohen

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ROSTER BREAKDOWN

NUMERICAL ROSTER No. 00 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 33

Name Julia Francy Sarah Phillips Kelsey Carmichael Kelsey Baskins Emily Peterson Victoria Slavin Erin Blewitt Patrice Impelido Megan Matula Ashley Caliendo Nicole Dulyea Ali Jacobs Nikolette Rivera Michelle Roffey Alison Szczypka Stephanie Skowneski Brittney Pavlica Anina Cicerone Jackie Drees Hillary Wernlund Stefana Ciraulo Ali Bagley Caitlin Henderson Autumn Lucero

Interim Head Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Student Assistant Coach: Strength & Conditiong Coach: Athletic Trainer:

Pos. GK GK MF D D D MF MF F D MF MF MF D MF F F F F D D MF D GK

Ht. 5-9 5-5 5-3 5-8 5-4 5-8 5-5 5-5 5-10 5-5 5-9 5-3 5-0 5-3 5-10 5-4 5-5 5-6 5-5 5-6 5-3 5-7 5-4 5-6

Yr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Sr. So. Fr. Sr. Fr. RJr. Jr. Jr. So. Sr. So. So. Fr. Fr. So. Sr. Fr. Jr. So. Fr.

Hometown/Last School Westerville, Ohio (Westerville Central) Holland, Mich. (West Ottawa) Arlington Heights, Ill. (Prospect) Novi, Mich. (Northville) Portage, Mich. (Portage Central) Livonia, Mich. (Stevenson) Carmel, Ind. (Carmel) Glen Ellyn, Ill. (Glenbard South Mason, Ohio (Mason) Darien, Ill. (Downers Grove South) Kentwood, Mich. (East Kentwood) Worthington, Ohio (Thomas Worthington) St. Louis, Mo. (Lafayette) West Bloomfield, Mich. (West Bloomfield) Novi, Mich. (Ladywood) Clinton Township, Mich. (Chippewa Val.) Kenosha, Wis. (Mary Bradford) Bloomfield Hills, Mich. (Marian) Prospect Heights, Ill. (John Hersey) Kentwood, Mich. (East Kentwood) Shelby, Mich. (Eisenhower) Mason, Ohio (Univ. of South Carolina) Dexter, Mich. (Dexter) Niles, Mich. (Niles)

Suzie Grech (2nd year at WMU/1st year as head coach) Abby Crumpton (1st year at WMU) Matt Smith (1st year at WMU) Alissa Burge Tim Herrmann (10th year) Lisa Hardy (2nd year)

BY YEAR

BY POSITION

Fr:

Kelsey Baskins, Erin Blewitt, Anina Cicerone, Stefana Ciraulo. Autumn Lucero Megan Matula, Britney Pavlica

So:

Jackie Drees, Caitlin Henderson, Nikolette Rivera, Victoria Slavin Stephanie Skowneski, Alison Szczypka

Jr: Ali Bagely, Ashley Caliendo, Kelsey Carmichael, Nicole Dulyea, Jullia Francy, Ali Jacobs Sr:

Patrice Impelido, Emily Peterson, Sarah Phillips, Michele Roffey, Hillary Wernlund

MF:

Ali Bagely, Erin Blewitt, Kelsey Carmichael, Nicole Dulyea Patrice Impelido, Ali Jacobs, Nikolette Rivera, Alison Szczypka

Kelsey Baskins, Ashley Caliendo, Stefana Ciraulo, Caitlin Henderson, Emily Peterson, Michelle Roffey Victoria Slavin, Hillary Wernlund

Anina Cicerone, Jackie Drees, Megan Matula Britney Pavlica, Stephanie Skowneski

Julia Francy, Autumn Lucero, Sarah Phillips

BY STATE MI:

IL: OH: IN:

Kelsey Baskins, Anina Cicerone, Stefana Ciraulo, Nicole Dulyea, Caitlin Henderson Autumn Lucero, Emily Peterson, Sarah Phillips, Michelle Roffey, Victoria Slavin Stephanie Skowneski, Alison Szczypak, Hillary Wernlund Ashley Caliendo, Kelsey Carmichael, Jackie Drees, Patrice Impelido Ali Bagely, Julia Francy, Megan Matula Erin Blewitt

MO:

Nikolette Rivera

WI:

Britney Pavlica

PRONUNCIATION Cicerone Ciraulo Dulyea Impelido Matula Roffey Skowneski Slavin Szczypka

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ALPHABETICAL ROSTER Name Ali Bagley Kelsey Baskins Erin Blewitt Ashley Caliendo Kelsey Carmichael Anina Cicerone Stefana Ciraulo Jackie Drees Nicole Dulyea Julia Francy Caitlin Henderson Patrice Impelido Ali Jacobs Autumn Lucero Megan Matula Brittney Pavlica Emily Peterson Sarah Phillips Nikolette Rivera Michelle Roffey Stephanie Skowneski Victoria Slavin Alison Szczypka Hillary Wernlund

Pos. MF D MF D MF F D F MF GK D MF MF GK F F D GK MF D F D MF D

Ht. 5-7 5-8 5-5 5-5 5-3 5-6 5-3 5-5 5-9 5-9 5-4 5-5 5-3 5-6 5-10 5-5 5-4 5-5 5-0 5-3 5-4 5-8 5-10 5-6

Yr. Jr. Fr. Fr. RJr. Jr. Fr. Fr. So. Jr. Jr. So. Sr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Sr. So. Sr. So. So. So. Sr.

Hometown/Last School Mason, Ohio (Univ. of South Carolina) Novi, Mich. (Northville) Carmel, Ind. (Carmel) Darien, Ill. (Downers Grove South) Arlington Heights, Ill. (Prospect) Bloomfield Hills, Mich. (Marian) Shelby, Mich. (Eisenhower) Prospect Heights, Ill. (John Hersey) Kentwood, Mich. (East Kentwood) Westerville, Ohio (Westerville Central) Dexter, Mich. (Dexter) Glen Ellyn, Ill. (Glenbard South) Worthington, Ohio (Thomas Worthington) Niles, Mich. (Niles) Mason, Ohio (Mason) Kenosha, Wis. (Mary Bradford) Portage, Mich. (Portage Central) Holland, Mich. (West Ottawa) St. Louis, Mo. (Lafayette) West Bloomfield, Mich. (West Bloomfield) Clinton Township, Mich. (Chippewa Val.) Livonia, Mich. (Stevenson) Novi, Mich. (Ladywood) Kentwood, Mich. (East Kentwood)

Front Row (left to right): Ali Jacobs, Brittney Pavlica, Stephanie Skowneski, Autumn Lucero, Julia Francy, Sarah Phillips, Holly Spencer (no longer with team), Stefana Ciraulo, Nikolette Rivera, Anina Cicerone Middle Row: Kelsey Carmichael, Erin Blewitt, Victoria Slavin, Caitlin Henderson, Jackie Drees, Ashley Caliendo, Hillary Wernlund, Patrice Impelido, Emily Peterson, Michele Roffey Back Row: Matt Smith, Abby Crumpton, Suzie Grech, Ali Bagley, Alison Szczypka, Nicole Dulyea, Megan Matula, Kelsey Baskins, Lisa Hard, Alissa Burge, Tim Herrmann

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ROSTER BREAKDOWN

No. 25 3 7 10 2 20 24 21 11 00 26 8 12 33 9 19 4 1 14 15 18 6 16 23

SEASON PREVIEW

The Western Michigan women’s soccer team entered the 2008 season with a chip on its shoulder. The team was voted to finish 12th out of 12 teams in the Mid-American Conference preseason coaches’ poll. After starting the season with a 3-0 win over Wyoming, the Broncos lost six straight to end the non-conference schedule. WMU rebounded during conference play, exceding preseason expectations by going 6-4-1 and finishing in fifth place. With a new interim head coach, the Broncos look to build on a strong finish in 2008 and carry it over into the 2009 season. Suzie Grech takes over as interim head coach after spending two years as an assistant with Western Michigan. The Broncos return 10 of 11 starters from the previous season as well as every goal scorer. Western Michigan opens its

play in the backfield helped the Broncos produce five shutouts on the season. “Hillary is definitely a vocal leader,” commented Grech. “She has a very fiery personality and a passion out on the field that everyone is able to see. I think with a year as captain under her belt, she was able to really grow in to the roll of being a leader in the back line as well as off the field.” Junior Ashley Caliendo will be the other captain, donning the arm band for the first time in her career. Nicknamed ACE, Caliendo is coming off her first full-length collegiate season after missing significant action her first two years due to injury. Caliendo started all 19 games and was an important part of WMU’s success off of set pieces, taking many corner kicks.

Carmichael had a career season, netting four goals and tallying three assists. Her ability to lead and finish an attack adds valuable versitility to the Bronco lineup.

“With ACE it comes down to her ability and intensity on the field,” added Grech. “She is one of those players that are always going to give 100-percent. She is more of a silent leader and leads by example on and off the field. Sophomore Caitlin Henderson stepped in and started in all 19 games as an outsideback in her first collegiate season and finished the year tied with Caliendo and Kelsey Carmichael for the team lead in assists with three. Fellow sophomore Victoria Slavin saw action 11 games, starting in one, before suffering a season-ending injury. Senior Michele Roffey saw action off the bench, appearing in 16 games. Newcomers

Kelsey Baskins and Stefana Ciraulo will also add depth to the defense. GOALKEEPER Junior Julia Francy saw action in every minute of every game during the 2008 season. She posted a 7-11-1 record with 98 saves and allowed 26 goals. With the help of her defense Francy posted five shutouts on the season, pushing her career total to 10. Francy helped WMU to a 5-2-1 record at home with the only loss coming during conference play. Freshman Autumn Lucero will be WMU’s second option in the net. MIDFIELD The Broncos return every starting midfielder

Wenlund enters her fourth and final season with the Broncos, again leading them as their captain.

exhibition season by hosting Indiana State University on Sunday Aug. 18 at 1 p.m. at the WMU Soccer Complex.

DEFENSE The heart of the 2009 team may come from the back line, as both captains are two of WMU’s top defenders. Senior Hillary Wernlund enters her second year wearing the captain’s arm band. She started all 19 games last season and scored her first career goal, the game-winner in WMU’s 3-0 win over Wyoming. However goal scoring is not her prowess as a defender and her

Francy played every minute of the 2008 season to help the Broncos to a 6-4-1 record in the MAC.

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FORWARDS Heading in to the 2009 season Western Michigan had scored just 10 goals during the previous season. The Broncos needed to score more goals if they were to be successful.

Senior Patrice Impelido tallied three goals and started all 18 games she played in. Impelido’s consistent all-around play helped the Broncos improve possession in the midfield. Junior Nicole Dulyea can be dangerous when taking free-kicks in the attacking zone, as she tallied her lone goal on the season last year coming off a set piece. Dulyea, who stands 5-foot-11, is one of WMU’s most consistent ball winners, using her height to her advantage when the ball is in the air. Dulyea finished third on the team with 28 shots, with 14 of them on net.

An answer to that problem was found with then freshman forward Stephanie Skowneski. Skowneski blended speed and skill to net five goals and tally 11 points on the season to become the WMU’s top goal scorer. Jackie Drees also saw significant action at the forward position, playing in all 19 games and starting 10.

Nikollete Rivera made an immediate impact in the midfield but saw her season cut short due to injury. Her starting spot was taken

“I’m really excited about our freshman class,” commented Grech. “Mixing the new talent with our current talent will make my job a little tougher, but it is a problem I welcome. The depth of the roster will benefit us on Sundays, being able to put out fresh legs and not miss a beat.”

SEASON PREVIEW

from last season’s team, including Carmichael, who tied with forward Stephanie Skowneski for the team lead with 11 points. Entering her junior season, Carmichael started in all 19 games, tallying four goals and three assists.

The Broncos also expect newcomers Brittney Pavlica, Megan Matula and Anina Cicerone will add depth and will be in the mix for playing time during the season.

SCHEDULE Western Michigan has two home exhibition matches on Aug. 18 with Indiana State and then on the 21st at 10 a.m. against Ferris State. After the two exhibition matches, the Broncos head on the road for threestraight weekends to start the season playing at Northern Szczypka became the first Bronco since 2006 to be named MAC Player of the Week. As a freshman Colorado, Wyoming, she displayed both her technical skill and physical play to be a force off the bench. Eastern Illinois, over by fellow sophomore Alison Szczypka Northern Iowa, Oakland and Wright State. and she filled in well, tallying three goals and winning WMU’s first MAC Player of the WMU’s first regular season home game Week Award since 2006. Rivera has fully is on Sunday, Sept. 20 at 1 p.m. as the recovered from her injury and will look to Broncos host Marquette. The game kicks off have an impact once again in 2009. a three weekend home stand in which they also battle Freshman Erin Blewitt and junior transfer Ali defending MAC Champions Toledo, Bowing Bagely will add depth to an already talented Green, Akron and Ohio. midfield along with Ali Jacobs, who saw action in nine games off the bench and netted The Broncos also host Eastern Michigan a goal and an assist on the season. and Central Michigan in the same weekend on Oct. 16 and 18. WMU closes out the season hosting Northern Illinois on Thursday,

Dulyea uses her size and skill to be both an offensive and defensive threat in the midfield.

Oct. 29. COACHING STAFF Grech reached in to her history as a player at the University of Michigan to help fill her coaching staff. Wolverine standout Abby Crumpton was hired as an assistant coach. Crumpton was the first Wolverine to be named B ig Ten Player of the Year when she helped Michigan to its highest ranking in program history. “Abby has tremendous playing and coaching experience at some of the highest levels in women’s soccer,” comments Grech “Being an attacking minded former player and coach, her understanding of the game can compliment my defensive style of coaching very well.” Also joining the staff on a volunteer basis is Matt Smith, a former head coach for his alma mater Tennessee Temple University. Smith, who resides in Grand Rapids, will assist coaching the goaltenders.

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PATRICE

IMPELIDO’S CAREER NUMBERS

IMPELIDO MIDFIELDER 5-5 • Sr • 3L Glenn Ellyn, Ill. Glenbard South HS

YEAR 2008 2007 2006 TOTALS

GP 18 16 19 53

GS 18 16 19 53

G 3 1 0 4

A 0 2 0 2

PTS 6 4 0 10

SH 21 12 15 48

GW 0 0 0 0

2008: Played in and started 18 games as a midfielder ... placed 10 of career-high 21 shots on goal ... had first career multi-goal game in 3-0 win over Akron (10/10) ... scored the game-tying goal in 1-1 tie with Ohio (10/12). 2007: Started all 16 games she saw action in ... placed five of 12 shots on goal ... notched an assist against Missouri (9/2)... tallied an assist against Bowling Green (9/30)... scored first collegiate goal in a 1-1 tie with Akron (10/19)... represented the Philippines in the 2007 Southeast Asia Games. 2006: Selected to the MAC All-Freshman Team ... also tabbed WMU’s Newcomer of the Year ... one of only two Broncos to start in all 19 games ... placed seven of 15 shots on goal. HIGH SCHOOL: All-sectional pick in 2006 … named team captain and team MVP as a senior … chosen as one of Chicagoland’s top five midfielders by the Chicago Tribune after compiling 18 goals in 2005 … three-time All-Suburban Prairie Conference selection … played on three state club championship teams for the NSA Flames. PERSONAL: Majoring in exercise science … parents are Butchie and Dora Impelido … born Oct. 9, 1987 in Sydney, Australia.

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PETERSON’S CAREER NUMBERS

YEAR 2008 2007 2006 TOTALS

GP 0 15 16 31

GS 0 7 9 18

G 0 0 0 0

A 0 0 0 0

PTS 0 4 0 0

SH 0 0 4 4

2008: Did not see action. 2007: Saw action in 15 contets, starting in seven.

GW 0 0 0 0

EMILY

PETERSON DEFENDER 5-4 • Sr • 3L Portage, Mich. Central HS

2006: Saw action in 16 contests, starting nine ... took four shots. HIGH SCHOOL: Twice earned all-state second team honors … voted PCHS’ Most Valuable Player in 2005 … part of the Olympic Development program … two-time state finalist with the Michigan Hawks club program ... high school teammates with Ashleigh Carpentier and Sarah Joyce. PERSONAL: Majoring in university curriculum … both parents attended WMU … born Feb. 15, 1988

daugheter of David and Christy Peterson ... in Kalamazoo, Mich.

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SARAH

PHILLIP’S CAREER NUMBERS

PHILLIPS GOALKEEPER 5-5 • Sr • 1L Holland, Mich. West Ottawa HS

YEAR 2008 2007 2006 TOTALS

GP GS MIN GA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 5 454:17 14 6 5 454:17 14

GAA 0 0 2.77 2.77

SV 0 0 22 22

SV% 0 0 .611 .611

REC 0 0 1-4-0 1-4-0

SH 0 0 0 0

2008: Did not see action during the 2008 season. 2007: Did not see action during the 2007 season. 2006: One of three to split time as starting goalie ... started five of six games played ... recorded 22 saves in 84 shots faced ... had a goalsagainst average of 2.77 and a save percentage of .611 ... logged 454:17 minutes ... owned a record of 1-4, notching first collegiate win vs. Northern Iowa (9/8). HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time MVP for the Panthers … earned All-OK Red Conference honors as a senior and recieved honorable mention as a junior … twice named to all-district squad … all-area selection in 2005 … member of the Grand Valley Premier club program. PERSONAL: Majoring in pre-medicine … daughter of Dave and Sharie Phillips … born Feb. 14, 1988 in Rochester, Mich.

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ROFFEY’S CAREER NUMBERS

YEAR 2008 2007 2006 TOTALS

GP 16 8 19 43

GS 3 1 10 14

G 0 0 1 1

A 0 0 2 2

PTS 0 0 4 4

SH 6 5 6 17

MICHELE

ROFFEY

GW 0 0 0 0

2008: Appeared in 16 games, starting in three ... three of six shots were on net.

DEFENDER 5-3 • Sr • 3L West Bloomfield, Mich. West Bloomfield

2007: Participated in eight games, started in one ... fired off a season-high two shots on goal against Wright State on (9/21)

2006: Appeared in all 19 games, starting 10 ... tallied four points on one goal and two assists ... notched first career helper, assisting game-winner, against Northern Iowa (9/8) ... added second assist at Toledo (9/22) ... scored first collegiate goal in 3-1 win at Akron (9/29) ... placed two of six shots on goal. HIGH SCHOOL: All-state honorable mention selection as a senior … chosen to all-area team as a senior … scored a schoolrecord 40 goals during sophomore campaign … earned Offensive Player of the Year honors in the Oakland Athletic Association … compiled 80 goals and 40 assists in three seasons … helped the Lakers to 26 wins against five losses over a two-year period … three-time state club champion and state cup MVP for Vardar. PERSONAL: Majoring in athletic training … 27, 1987 in Exeter, N.H.

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HILLARY

WERNLUND DEFENDER 5-6 • Sr • 3L Kentwood, Mich. East Kentwood HS

WERNLUND’S CAREER NUMBERS YEAR 2008 2007 2006 TOTALS

GP 19 16 17 50

GS 19 16 8 35

G 1 0 0 1

A 0 0 1 1

PTS 2 0 1 3

SH 9 2 3 14

GW 0 0 0 0

2008: Started all 19 games and was one of three team captains ... tallied first goal of her career off a header in 3-0 win over Wyoming (8/22) ... as a center back, helped the defense to five shutouts on the season. 2007: Started in all 16 games that she appeared in ... as a defender, helped the Bronco defense to shut out five opponents. 2006: Appeared in 17 games, started eight ... recorded first career assist against Northern Iowa (9/8). HIGH SCHOOL: All-state honorable mention in 2004 and 2005 … threetime All-OK Red Metro Conference selection … twice named the Falcons’ Defensive MVP … chosen to four all-district teams … two-year captain … earned four varsity letters … teammates with current Bronco Nicole Dulyea ... top 10 diver in the state for the swim team. PERSONAL: Majoring in journalism … daughter of Gary and Lori Wernlund … born Jan. 19, 1988 in Grand Rapids, Mich.

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CALIENDO’S CAREER NUMBERS

YEAR 2008 2007 2006 TOTALS

GP 19 8 2 29

GS 19 6 0 25

G 0 0 0 0

A 3 1 0 4

PTS 3 1 0 4

SH 5 1 0 6

GW 0 0 0 0

2008: Played and started in a career-high 19 games as a defender ... tallied first multi-assist game of her career in 3-0 win over Wyoming (8/22) ... assisted on game-winning goal in 1-0 win at Buffalo (10/17).

ASHLEY

CALIENDO DEFENDER 5-5 • Jr • 2L Darien, Ill. Downers Grove South HS

2007: Participated in eight games, starting six ... picked up an assist against Missouri (9/2). 2006: Redshirted ... played in two games before sustaining a season-ending injury (foot). HIGH SCHOOL: Earned IHSSCA All-State honors in 2005 and 2006 … twice chosen the Mustangs’ Most Valuable Player … compiled 11 goals and four assists to earn all-area honors from the Chicago Sun-Times and the Daily Herald … All-West Suburban Gold selection … team captain for three seasons … member of the Illinois Olympic Development Program. PERSONAL: Majoring in exercise science … daughter of Frank and Ene23, 1988 in Hinsdale, Ill.

sia Caliendo … born May

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KELSEY

CARMICHAEL MIDFIELDER 5-3 • Jr • 2L Arlington Heights, Ill. Prospect Heights HS

CARMICHAEL’S CAREER NUMBERS YEAR 2008 2007 TOTALS

GP 19 17 36

GS 19 15 34

G 4 1 5

A 3 1 4

PTS 11 4 15

SH 35 29 64

GW 2 1 3

2008: Started in all 19 games ... tallied four goals and three assists to tie for the team lead with 11 points ... 17 of 35 shots were placed on goal ... assisted in 1-0 win over Wyoming (8/22) ... netted first goal of the season at Michigan State (9/12) ... netted game-winning goal in 3-0 win over Akron (10/10) ... netted third goal of the season in 2-1 win at Kent State (10/17) ... scored game-winning goal in 1-0 win over Ball State (10/24). 2007: Participated in 17 games, started 15 ... made Bronco debut against Missouri State (8/31) ... took first collegiate shot on goal against Missouri (9/2) ... notched first career assist, first collegiate point, and fired off a career-high five shots in a 2-2 tie against Buffalo (10/5) ... scored first collegiate goal, a game winner, against Central Michigan (10/28). HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner ... played both midfield and forward ... lone freshman to make varsity team ... led team in scoring sophomore season ... as a senior, was a Illinois High School Soccer Coaches Association honorable mention all-sectional and honorable mention allarea ... played club for the Chicago Sockers. PERSONAL: Majoring in math education ... daughter of Douglas and Nancy Carmichael ... born March 31, 1989 in Park Ridge, Ill.

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DULYEA’S CAREER NUMBERS YEAR 2008 2007 TOTALS

GP 19 17 36

GS 19 16 35

G 1 1 2

A 1 1 2

PTS 3 3 6

SH 28 9 37

GW 0 0 0

2008: Started in all 19 games in the midfield ... placed 14 of 28 shots on goal ... netted only goal of the season against Milwaukee-Wisconsin off a free kick from 30 yards out ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 1-0 win over Ball State.

NICOLE

DULYEA MIDFIELDER 5-10 • Jr • 2L Kentwood, Mich. East Kentwood HS

2007: Participated in 17 games, started 16 ... placed three of nine shots on goal ... scored first collegiate goal in second collegiate game against Missouri (9/2) ... picked up an assist in 2-2 tie with Buffalo (10/5). HIGH SCHOOL: Amassed 38 goals and 69 assists ... led East Kentwood in assists all four seasons ... set school records for number of assists in a season and a career ... tallied seven goals and 19 assists during senior season ... four-time all-conference, all-district and all-region selection ... named first team all-state as a junior and a senior ... was a third team all-state selection as a sophomore ... three-time team MVP ... named to Michigan Dream Team as a junior and senior ... played club for Bloomfield Force, 2007 National Champions and Michigan Cup Champions ... member of the Olympic Development Program. PERSONAL: Major undecided ... parents Mich.

are Alan and Kerri Dulyea ... born March 25, 1989 in Kentwood,

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JULIA

FRANCY’S CAREER NUMBERS

FRANCY GOALKEEPER 5-9 • Jr • 2L Westerville, Ohio Westerville Central HS

YEAR 2008 2007 TOTALS

GP 19 12 31

GS MIN GA 19 1716:10 26 11 1096:04 16 30 2812:14 42

GAA 1.36 1.31 1.34

SV 98 82 180

SV% .790 .837 .810

REC 7-11-1 3-6-2 10-17-3

SH 5 5 10

2008: Started in all 19 games, playing every single minute in net ... earned a career-high seven wins and tied career high with five shutouts ... made five saves in 3-0 shutout win over Wyoming (8/22) ... made five saves and earned first career assist in 2-1 win over Toledo (9/26) ... needed only three saves thanks to a suffocating defense in 3-0 shutout win over Akron (10/10) ... earned back-to-back shutout wins over Buffalo and Kent State (10/17-19) ... earned fifth shut out of the season and made six saves in 2-0 win over Northern Illinois (10/30) ... nearly matched her career-high of 15 saves, making 13 in 2-0 loss to Bowling Green in the MAC Tournament (11/2) 2007: Started off career as a Bronco with three-straight shutouts, defeated Arkansas 1-0 (9/9) and North Florida 1-0 (9/14) and tied Wagner 0-0 (9/16) ... made six saves in a 1-0 shutout win against Ohio (10/21) ... made 11 saves in a 1-0 shutout win over conference rival Central Michigan (10/28) ... saw the most minutes in goal for WMU... made a career-high 15 saves against Purdue (9/23) ... led the Broncos with a 1.31 GAA average ... finished with the fifthhighest save percentage in the MAC, .837. HIGH SCHOOL: Totaled 22 career shutouts in goal ... as a freshman, received honorable mention for This WeekWesterville News Super 12 team... voted Second Team All Ohio Capital Conference as a sophomore ... All-OCC honorable mention selection as a junior ... named defensive player of the year as a senior... also lettered in track and basketball. PERSONAL: Majoring in biomedical science ... parents are Tom and Donna Francy ... born Nov. 29, 1988 in Houston, Texas.

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JACOBS’ CAREER NUMBERS YEAR 2008 2007 TOTALS

GP 19 17 36

GS 19 16 35

G 1 1 2

A 1 1 2

PTS 3 3 6

SH 28 9 37

ALI

JACOBS

GW 0 0 0

2008: Appeared in nine games off the bench ... placed three of seven shots on goal ... assisted on game-winning goal in 2-1 win at Kent State (10/17) ... netted only goal on the season, helping put the game out of reach in 2-0 win over Northern Illinois (10/30).

MIDFIELDER 5-2 • Jr • 2L Worthington, Ohio Thomas Worthington HS

2007: Played in 14 games, started five ... scored first collegiate goal, a game-winner, against North Florida (9/14) ... fired off a career-best three shots against Northern Illinois. HIGH SCHOOL: Tallied 26 goals and 16 assists at the varsity Conference as a junior ... presented team’s Iron Cardinal played club for Blast Football Club. PERSONAL: Majoring in exercise science ... parents 1989 in Mount Kisco, N.Y.

level ... named First Team All-Ohio Capital Award sophomore and junior seasons ... are John and Laura Jacobs ... born March 23,

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JACKIE

DREES’ CAREER NUMBERS

DREES FORWARD 5-5 • So • 1L Prospect Heights, Ill. John Hersey HS

YEAR 2008 TOTALS

GP 19 19

GS 10 10

G 0 0

A 0 0

PTS 0 0

SH 16 16

GW 0 0

2008: Played in all 19 games, starting in 10 ... placed seven of 16 shtos on goal ... made Bronco debut against Wyoming, firing off five shots, a career and season-high. HIGH SCHOOL: Started every game as a freshman for John Hersey High School … was part of the Illinois Olympic Development Team pool in 2005 … played for Sockers FC club team. PERSONAL: Undecided on major … daughter of Gerry and Joyce Drees… born Dec. 24, 1989 in Arlington Hieghts, Ill.

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HENDERSON’S CAREER NUMBERS YEAR 2008 TOTALS

GP 19 19

GS 19 19

G 0 0

A 3 3

PTS 3 3

SH 3 3

GW 0 0

CAITLIN

HENDERSON DEFENDER 5-4 • So • 1L Dexter, Mich. Dexter HS

2008: Started all 19 games in the defensive backfield ... shared corner-kicking duties with Ashley Caliendo ... helped a back-line produce five shutouts ... finished season tied for third on team with three assists ... made her Bronco debut against Wyoming (8/22) ... assisted on a goal against Michigan State for first career assist (9/12) ... tallied assists in back-to-back games in 3-0 win over Akron and 1-1 tie with Ohio (10/10-12). HIGH SCHOOL: As a defender, helped Dexter High School to three-straight league, district, and regional championships … was named the 2006 Ann Arbor News Player of the Year … spent four years with the Michigan 1990 Olympic Development team … member of the Michigan Hawks club team and helped them to two state championships, a regional championship and to the 2007 National Semifinals. PERSONAL: Majoring in nursing … daughter of Jim and Cathy Henderson… born Sept. 29, 1990 in Ann Arbor, MIch.

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NIKOLETTE

RIVERA’S CAREER NUMBERS

RIVERA MIDFIELD 5-0 • So • 1L St. Louis, Mo. Lafayette HS

YEAR 2008 TOTALS

GP 14 14

GS 14 14

G 0 0

A 1 1

PTS 1 1

SH 16 16

GW 0 0

2008: Started in first 14 games before season was cut short due to a knee injury ... placed five of 16 shots on goal ... made her Bronco debut against Wyoming (8/22) ... fired off a career-high four shots against Bowling Green (9/28) ... picked up first career point, an assist in 1-1 tie with Ohio (10/12). HIGH SCHOOL: Played midfielder for Lafayette Senior High School … named First Team St. Louis Post Dispatch All-Metro … helped the St. Louis l Club to a national championship in 2005 … two-time regional champion with St. Louis. PERSONAL: Undecided on major … daughter of Dan and Chyn Rivera … born Oct. 4, 1989 in St. Louis, Mo.

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SKOWNESKI’S CAREER NUMBERS YEAR 2008 TOTALS

GP 19 19

GS 19 19

G 5 5

A 1 1

PTS 11 11

SH 54 54

GW 2 2

STEPHANIE

SKOWNESKI FORWARD 5-4 • So • 1L Clinton Township, Mich. Chippewa Valley HS

2008: Started in all 19 games ... became the fifth Bronco to be named to the MAC All-Freshmen team ... led the Broncos in goal-scoring with five ... led the team in shots with 54 and shots on goal with 30 ... tied for team lead in points with 11 ... netted first goal of her career in first career game played, a 3-0 win over Wyoming (8/22) ... netted second goal of the season in 2-1 loss to Michigan (9/7) ... fired off career and season-high five shots at Arkansas (9/19) ... netted both goals, including the game-winner in 2-1 upset win over Toledo (9/26) ... netted the game-winning goal and assisted on a goal in 2-0 win over Northern Illinois (10/30) ... was named MAC Player of the Week for her performance against Northern Illinois. HIGH SCHOOL: Netted 64 goals before senior year at Chippewa Valley... scored a game … named all-state twice going into senior year… was named team MVP for the prestigious Michigan Hawks club team, helping them to two state the Michigan Olympic Development team.

school record five goals in one three-straight years … played championships … member of

PERSONAL: Majoring in elementary education … daughter of Ed and er Eddie is a varsity wrestler at Michigan State … born Oct. 18, 1990 in

Mary Skowneski … older brothMt. Clemens, Mich.

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VICTORIA

SLAVIN’S CAREER NUMBERS

SLAVIN DEFENDER 5-8 • So • 1L Livonia, Mich. Stevenson HS

YEAR 2008 TOTALS

GP 11 11

GS 1 1

G 0 0

A 0 0

PTS 0 0

SH 1 1

GW 0 0

2008: Saw action in 11 games, starting in one before season was ended due to injury ... was one of the first defensive subs off the bench ... fired off only shot of the season in 2-1 win over Toledo (9/26). HIGH SCHOOL: Recieved honorable mention all-division, all-area, and allstate during sophomore year … was named team MVP junior year … also lettered in basketball and volleyball … helped the Michigan Hawks club team to three state championships. PERSONAL: Undecided on major … daughter of Terry Slavin and Sue Speer… uncle Al Iafrate played for the Toronto Maple Leafs (1984-90), Washington Capitals (1991-94), Boston Bruins (1994), and San Jose Sharks (1996-97) ... born on Aug. 13, 1990 in Farmington Hills, Mich.

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SZCZYPKA’S CAREER NUMBERS YEAR 2008 TOTALS

GP 19 19

GS 19 19

G 5 5

A 1 1

PTS 11 11

SH 54 54

GW 2 2

ALISON

SZCZYPKA MIDFIELD 5-10 • So • 1L Novi, Mich. Ladywood HS

2008: Played in 18 games, starting in 11 ... was a force in the starting lineup as well as off the bench due to physical play and technical skill ... netted a goal in her Bronco debut in 3-0 win over Wyoming (8/22) ... tallied first career assist in 2-1 win over Toledo (9/26) ... fired off career-high three shots against Bowling Green and Ohio ... netted game winners in back-to-back games against Buffalo and Kent (10/17-19) ... was named MAC Player of the Week for play against Buffalo and Kent, becoming the first women’s soccer player since 2006 to win the award.

HIGH SCHOOL: Named second team all-state during junior season and was honorable mention as a sophomore … named all-district and all-region during sophomore and junior seasons … also lettered in basketball … played for Livonia United club team. PERSONAL: Majoring in education … daughter of 30, 1990 in Livonia, Mich.

Ken and Maureen Szczypka … born on Aug.

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HIGH SCHOOL: Third team all-state as a junior … honorable mention all-state as a sophomore … Led team to three league and district championships … played for Michigan Hawks club team that won two State Cup championships … National Honor Society member while carrying a 3.95 GPA.

KELSEY

BRONCO NEWCOMERS

BASKINS DEFENDER 5-8 • Fr Novi, Mich. Northville HS

2008: Sat out due to NCAA transfer rules.

ALI

BAGLEY MIDFIELDER 5-7 • Fr Mason, Ohio Mason HS/South Carolina

2007: Played in four matches and registered one shot ... named to SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll.

HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time all-conference selection ... named to All-Southwest Ohio and Cincinnati All-Star team ... high school team captain and MVP ... three-year member of Ohio South State ODP Team ... played for the Cincinnati Classics Hammer club team ... Also lettered in basketball ... member of National Honor Society ... a National Merit Commended Scholar and Academic All-Southwest. PERSONAL: Majoring in statistics ... daughter of Jim and Debbie Bagley ... born on February 9, 1989 HIGH SCHOOL: Captain of high school team … named to all-state team … named ISCA all- district four times … member of CUSC Fire club team that won the state championship five times … played for ODP state team for six years … member of Student Athletic Board as a junior and senior.

ERIN

BLEWITT MIDFIELDER 5-5 • Fr Carnel, Ind. Carmel HS

CICERONE FORWARD 5-6 • Fr Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Marian HS

PERSONAL: Plans on majoring in exercise science … daughter of Terry and Wally Blewitt … brother Troy is a soccer player at Butler University … born on June 1, 1991 in Carmel, Ind.

HIGH SCHOOL: Led team to three league championships … also part a guard for basketball team that ranked fifth in the state during her senior season … named to All- State team as a sophomore … three-time All-Catholic League performer … National Honors Society and Spanish Honors Society member … school president.

ANINA

PERSONAL: Plans on majoring in business … daughter of Alan and Cherie Baskins … born on Feb. 23, 1991 in Royal Oak, Mich.

PERSONAL: Plans on studying pre- med … daughter of David and Mary Cicerone … aunt Maggie Lillie is a member of the WMU Hall of Fame (track) … born on April 30, 1991 in Detroit, Mich.

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STEFANA

CIRAULO

HIGH SCHOOL: All-Conference as a junior and senior ... named All-District her senior season ... also lettered in basketball ... was a member of National Honor Society, student council , and the spanish club

AUTUMN

LUCERO GOALKEEPER 5-6 • Fr Niles, Mich. Niles HS

MATULA

PERSONAL: Plans on majoring in marketing or textile/ apparel studies … daughter of Rob and Andi Matula … born on June 28, 1991 in Loveland, Ohio.

HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year captain … played in Ohio Cup All-Star Game as a senior … two-time Comet award recipient as a junior and senior … won the Go Girl Go Award as a senior … received the Pillar of Strength award as a sophomore … carried a 4.075 GPA and was named to the Honor Roll Presidents List.

BRITTNEY

PAVLICA FORWARD 5-5 • Fr Kenosha, Wis. Mary Bradford HS

PERSONAL: Plans on majoring in biomedical science … daughter of Marcus and Heidi Lucero … born Oct. 28, 1990 in Niles, Mich.

MEGAN

FORWARD 5-10 • Fr Mason, Ohio Mason HS

PERSONAL: Plans on majoring in biomedical science … daughter of Gioacchino and Kathryn Ciraulo … cousin Anthony played hockey for University of Michigan .. born March 14, 1991 in Detroit, Mich.

BRONCO NEWCOMERS

DEFENDER 5-3 • Fr Shelby, Mich. Eisenhower HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered all four years … was a member of the National Indoor Regional Championship team as a freshman … was named All-District all four years … named All-County sophomore, junior and senior years … was named All-State for junior season … amassed 17 goals and 13 assists as a defender … received President’s Award For Education Achievement … graduated Summa Cum Laude … was senior class president and a member of the National Honor Society.

PERSONAL: Plans on majoring in marketing or textile/ apparel studies … daughter of Rob and Andi Matula … born on June 28, 1991 in Loveland, Ohio.

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SUZIE

GRECH COACHING STAFF

INTERIM HEAD COACH First Season Michigan, 2005

Suzie Grech was named interim head coach of the Western Michigan women’s soccer program on July 13, 2009, after two seasons as an assistant coach for the Broncos. Grech has coached at both the high school and collegiate levels and was a standout goalkeeper at the University of Michigan. The Philadelphia, Pa., native is the third coach in school history and will be involved in all facets of the program at WMU, and brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the goalkeeping unit.

Grech arrived in Kalamazoo after spending the 2007 preseason with her alma mater as a volunteer assistant coach. She also served as the assistant girl’s soccer coach at Pioneer High School during the 2007 season. Prior to the 2008 season Grech spent a week in Belize with Peacework, an organization in Blacksburg, Va. Grech and others helped out with construction projects for schools and helped coached students. She helped out with three other coaches, Matt Gwilliam (Virginia Tech), Erica Demers (Grand Valley State), and Scott Letts (Marshall). In addition to their coaching duties, they also passed out soccer equipment to the kids provided by Peacework. Prior to her stint around Ann Arbor, Grech was an assistant at Marshall for two seasons, acting as the goalkeeper coach. With the Thundering Herd, she was in charge of technical and tactical training of the goalies and assisted with on-field instruction. She also was highly involved in recruiting, travel and other administrative duties. Grech played at Michigan from 2000-2003, and left the women’s soccer program as the all-time leader in goals-against average and shutouts, ending her Wolverine career with a record of 36-18-3. Her Michigan teams made four NCAA appearances in 2000, 2001, 2002 (Elite Eight) and 2003 (Sweet Sixteen), and in 2001, she earned Second Team All-Big Ten and All-Great Lakes Region honors. Grech also participated internationally for Spain, where she earned a silver medal at the European Women’s U-18 Championships in 1999 and 2000. She garnered six International Caps with the full national team, and 14 International Caps with the U-18 national team. From 2003 to 2005, she coached at Brighton High School in Brighton, Mich., and served as an assistant coach for the University of Michigan’s Soccer Club. Grech graduated from the University of Michigan with a bachelor’s degree in physical education in 2005 and received her master’s degree in sports administration from Marshall in 2006. She holds a United States Soccer Federation (USSF) National “B” License and has a National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) advanced national goalkeeping diploma.

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ABBY

CRUMPTON ASSISTANT COACH First Season Michigan, 2003

Crumpton comes to the Broncos after playing with the Boston Breakers of the Women’s Professional Soccer League, two head coaching positions and three assistant coaching positions at the collegiate level. She played collegiality at the University of Michigan and after four stellar years, she left as the all-time leading scorer for the Wolverines. She was the first Wolverine ever to be named Big Ten Player of the year, garnering the award after the 2002 season and was named to the All-Big Ten team all four years. Crumpton’s coaching career started with a student-assistant position and then an assistant coaching position at Michigan. She also assisted at Clemson and most recently Liberty. She has also held head coaching position at Anderson College in South Carolina, leading the program to its best finish since moving to the Division II level and at Division III Pitt-Bradford.

COACHING STAFF

Abby Crumpton was hired on Aug. 15, 2009 to become the assistant coach of the Western Michigan women’s soccer team.

She received her degrees in Sports Management and Communications from Michigan in 2003 and was drafted 13th overall by the Atlanta Beat of the WUSA League.

MATT

SMITH VOLUNTEER COACH First Season Tennessee Temple, 2000

ALISSA

BURGE

Matt Smith joins WMU as a volunteer coach, assisting with the goalkeepers. Smith played keeper at Tennessee Temple University for four season. He later was the head coach of his alma mater. Smith also coaches the Grand Rapids Crew soccer club and was previously the Director of Athletics for North Pointe Christian Schools. Smith got a degree in Physical Education from Tennessee Temple in 2000. Smith and his wife of eight years, Heather, have a son Anden (five years old) and a daughter Hailey (three years old).

Burge played for the Broncos for two seasons before injuries forced the end of her playing career. She enters her second season as a student assistant coach with the Broncos.

STUDENT ASSISTANT COACH Senior Frankfort, Ill. Lincoln Way East HS

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Overall: 7-11-1 MAC: 6-4-1 (5th) #

NAME

Road: 2-8-0

Neutral: 0-1-0

GP GS

G A PTS

SH SH% SOG

18 Stephanie Skowneski

19 19

5 1 11

54 .093

19 19

4 3 11

18 11

3 1 7

Kelsey Carmichael

16 Alison Szczypka 8

2008 STATISTICS

Home: 5-2-1

Patrice Impelido

YC RC

Date

Opponent

Score

.114

Aug. 22

WYOMING

W, 3-0

23 .130

Aug. 29

at Wisconsin

L, 0-3

Sept. 5

at Milwaukee

L, 1-4

Sept. 7

at Michigan

L, 1-3

18 18

3 0 6

.143

11 Nicole Dulyea

19 19

1 2 4

28 .036

24 Ali Jacobs

1 1 3

.143

10 Ashley Caliendo

19 19

0 3 3

.000

25 Caitlin Henderson

19 19

0 3 3

.000

23 Hillary Wernlund

19 19

1 0 2

.111

14 14

0 1 1

16 .000

19 19

0 1 1

Nikolette Rivera

00 Julia Francy 9

2008 Results

.000

Sept. 12 at Michigan State

L, 1-3

Sept. 19

Arkansas&

L, 0-3

Sept. 21

Missouri State&

L, 0-1

Sept. 26

TOLEDO*

W, 2-1

Sept. 28

BOWLING GREEN*

L, 0-1

Jackie Drees

19 10

0 0 0

16 .000

Oct. 3

at Eastern Michigan*

L, 0-2

21 Ashleigh Carpentier

18 18

0 0 0

12 .000

Oct. 5

at Central Michigan*

L, 0-1

15 Michelle Roffey

0 0 0

.000

Oct. 10

AKRON*

W, 3-0

12 Cassandra Nelson

19 1

0 0 0

.000

Thalia Playford

0 0 0

.000

Oct. 12

Ohio*

T, 0-0

Victoria Slavin

11 1

0 0 0

.000

Oct. 17

at Kent State*

W, 2-1

Kelly Blenner

0 0 0

.000

Oct. 19

at Buffalo*

W, 1-0

Oct. 24

BALL STATE*

W, 1-0

Oct. 26

MIAMI*

L, 0-1

Oct. 30

NORTHERN ILLINOIS

W, 2-0

Nov. 2

at Bowling Green#

L, 0-2

Totals

19 19

18 16 52

245 .073 122

0-0

11 1

Opponents

19 19

26 27 79

259 .100 125

2-2

10 1

NAME

MIN

GAA

SV%

00 Julia Francy

1716:10

1.36

.790

11 1

Totals

1716:10

1.36

.790

11 1

Opponents

1716:10

0.94

104 .852

7 1

ATTENDANCE

*Mid-American Conference opponent home matches in all caps 5 Home — 1,435 & Razorback Invitational (Fayetteville, Ark.) # Mid-American Conference Tournament

(179 avg.)

Attendance: Home - 1,435 (179 avg) Away - 3,617 (362 avg) Neutral - 100 (100 avg)

GOALS BY PERIODS

2OT

TOT

CORNERS BY PERIODS

2OT

TOT

Western Michigan Opponents

5 10

13 16

0 0

18 26

Western Michigan Opponents

33 50

31 34

1 0

0 0

65 84

SHOTS BY PERIODS

2OT

TOT

FOULS BY PERIODS

2OT

TOT

Western Michigan Opponents

106 130

133 126

3 3

3 0

245 259

Western Michigan Opponents

94 74

88 95

2 3

1 3

185 175

SAVES BY PERIODS

2OT

TOT

STATISTICAL ABBREVIATIONS:

Western Michigan Opponents

51 50

46 51

2 1

0 2

98 104

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GP-Games Played, GS-Game Started, G-Goals, A-Assists, PTS-Points, SH-Shots, SH%-Shooting Percentage, SOG-Shots On Goal, GW-Game-Winners, PK-Penalty Kicks, YC-Yellow Cards, RC-Red Cards, MIN-Minutes Played, GA-Goals Allowed, GAA-Goals-Against Average, SV-Saves, SV%-Save Percentage, W-Wins, L-Losses, T-Ties, SHShutouts, PK-Penalty Kicks

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All-MAC

MAC All-Freshman Team

2008.......................Stephanie Skowneski, F 2006...............................Patrice Impelido, MF 2005 ....................................Thalia Playford, F 2003..................................... Amy Letzgus, MF Chantal Robinson, D

Brittanny Ivanic, F Jessica Pattison, F Megan Ramey, GK Cindy Webber, MF 1998..................................... Kerri Verardi, MF 1997............................................Liz Gunn, GK Kristen Oakleaf, F Kerri Verardi, MF Hollie Bonnema, D, HM

ESPN The Magazine Academic AllDistrict IV

2006................................. Thalia Playford, 3rd 2005..........................Chelsea McNally, D, 3rd

All-Great Lakes Region Team

2005..........................Chelsea McNally, D, 3rd 2003............................Chantal Robinson, 3rd 1999................................... Katie Markey, 3rd 1998....................................Katie Markey, 3rd

MAC Player of the Week

2008..............Stephanie Skowneski, F, 11-3 Alison Szczypka, MF, 10-20 2005..................... Chelsea McNally, D, 10-17 2002.........................Megan Ramey, GK, 10-1 Kersten Conklin, F, 9-2 2001.........................Megan Ramey, GK, 9-25 1997...........................Jennifer Haller, GK, 9-2

Soccer Buzz Freshman All-America Team

2003....................... Chantal Robinson, D, 3rd

Soccer Buzz All-Great Lakes Region Team

2003....................... Chantal Robinson, D, 3rd 1997................................ Katie Markey, F, 3rd

Soccer Buzz All-Freshman Great Lakes Team

2003............................... Chantal Robinson, D

WMU Most Valuable Player

Stephanie Skowneski became the fifth Bronco to be named to the MAC All-Freshman team and was also one of two Broncos to be named MAC Player of the Week in 2008.

MAC All-Tournament Team

2004...................................Katie Beaudoin, D Sara Cultra, F 2003...............................Chelsea McNally, MF Jessica Pattison, F Katie Ruzinsky, MF Megan Urbats, MF 2000........................................Kathryn Link, D Kelly Thack, D 1997........................................Kathryn Link, D Meghan Luckett, F Katie Markey, MF

MAC All-Academic Team

2006....................................Thalia Playford , F 2005................................. Chelsea McNally, D Katie Perz, GK 2004................................. Chelsea McNally, D 2003......................................... Katie Perz, GK 2001....................... Brandi Buschhausen, MF Mary Gignac, MF

2007..................................Valerie McIntyre, D 2005................................. Chelsea McNally, D 2004................................. Chelsea McNally, D 2003...................................Jessica Pattison, F 2002.................................. Kersten Conklin, F 2001.................................. Megan Ramey, GK 2000.................................. Megan Ramey, GK Kathryn Link, D 1999.................................... Katie Markey, MF 1998.................................. Jennifer Haller, GK 1997........................................Katie Markey, F 1996..................................... Denise Mayer, D

WMU Newcomer of the Year

2007................................... Nicole Dulyea, MF 2006...............................Patrice Impelido, MF 2005 ....................................Thalia Playford, F 2004 .....................................Laura White, MF 2003 .................................... Amy Letzgus, MF 2002 ............................................. Lisa Witt, D 2001 ...................................... Sara Cultra, MF 2000 .............................................no recipient 1999 .................................... Jennifer Wiles, D 1998 ..................... Brandi Buschhausen, MF 1997 .......................................Kathryn Link, D

1996 ................................. Jennifer Haller, GK

WMU Most Improved Player

2006........................................ Alissa Burge, D 2005 ........................................... Tara Cook, D 2004 .................................Valerie McIntyre, D 2003 .................................Chelsea McNally, F 2002 ................................ Kelli Nicholson, MF 2001 ............................... Jackie Champine, D 2000 .............................. Katie Koscielniak, D

WMU Coaches Award

2000.............................Shawn Chipelewski, D 1999.................................. Megan Ramey, GK 1998..................................... Erin Merwin, MF 1997............................ Jennifer Samfilippo, F 1996................................ Angela Pandoff, MF

LETTERWINNERS

Kate Beaudoin, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Kelly Blenner, ‘07 Hollie Bonnema, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 Mereasa Brownlie, ‘06, ‘07 Alissa Burge, ‘06 Brandi Buschhausen, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 Ashley Caliendo, ‘07, ‘08 Kelsey Carmichael, ‘07, ‘08 Ashleigh Carpentier, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Jackie Champine, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Emily Chesher, ‘04, ‘06 Shawn Chipelewski, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 Kersten Conklin, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Tara Cook, ‘05, ‘06 Sara Cultra, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Angela DeDomenico, ‘98 Jackie Drees, ‘08 Nicole Dulyea, ‘07, ‘08 Marjie Fleshman, ‘02 Cheryl Fox, ‘00 Julia Francy ‘07, ‘08 Mary Gignac, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Lisa Gilkey, ‘97 Jennifer Haller, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 Caitlin Henderson, ‘08 Patrice Impelido, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Brittanny Ivanic, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Erin Ivory, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00 Ali Jacobs ‘07, ‘08 Stephanie Johnson, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 Sarah Joyce, ‘06 Melanie Kemmerling, ‘96 Katie Koscielniak, ‘00, ‘01 Jessica Laning, ‘06, ‘07 Jen Leone, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 Carmen Leguizamon, ‘06 Amy Letzgus, ‘03, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Kathryn Link, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 Meghan Luckett, ‘97, ‘98 Rachel Lupo, ‘04, ‘05 Anni Maclear, ‘01, ‘02 Gretchen Markey, ‘99, ‘00 Katie Markey, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 Mandi Marsh, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Jamie Mastrangelo, ‘97, ‘98 Denise Mayer, ‘96 Shelley Mayer, ‘96, ‘98, ‘99 Allison McClelland, ‘97, ‘99, ‘00 Valerie McIntyre, ‘04, ‘05, ‘07 Chelsea McNally, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 Abi Morrell, ‘00, ‘01 Cassandra Nelson, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Kellie Nicholson, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04

Katie Markey (1996-1999) is the only Bronco to earn All-MAC First Team honors three times. A midfielder, Markey holds the school records in career goals, points, game-winning goals and game-winning assists. A two-time All-Great Lakes Region selection, she also holds the WMU marks for most shots in a game, season and career.

Kristen Oakleaf, ‘96, ‘97 Michelle Palazzolo, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Angela Pandoff, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 Jessica Pattison, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Kate Perz, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 Lea Perz, ‘04 Emily Peterson, ‘06, ‘07 Sarah Phillips, ‘06 Thalia Playford, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Nicole Primmer, ‘03 Amber Rabeau, ‘96, ‘97 Megan Ramey, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 Nikolette Rivera, ‘08 Chantal Robinson, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, 06 Michele Roffey, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Stacy Rogers, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Melissa Rucker, ‘98, ‘00 Katie Ruzinsky, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 Julie Samulak, ‘96 Jenna Schlee, ‘96, ‘97, ‘99 Jenna Schrumpf, ‘04, ‘06 Amber Scyphers, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Stephanie Skowneski, ‘08 Cathy Stovall, ‘01 Allison Surowitz, ‘99 Nicole Sweinberg, ‘05, ‘06 Alison Szczypka ‘08 Kelly Thack, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00 Andrea Tyler, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 Nicole Uhazie, ‘06, ‘07 Megan Urbats, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Kerri Verardi, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 Cindy Webber, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Hillary Wernlund, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Laura White, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Jen Wiles, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Lisa Witt, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 - bold indicates still active

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HONORS AND AWARDS

2005........................Chantal Robinson, D, 1st Mandi Marsh, F, 2nd Chelsea McNally, D, 2nd Katie Ruzinsky, MF, 2nd 2004...........................Katie Ruzinsky, MF, 1st Andrea Tyler, MF, 1st Chelsea McNally, D, 2nd Michelle Palazzolo, D, 2nd 2003..................... Michelle Palazzolo, D, 2nd Katie Ruzinsky, MF, 2nd 2002..................... Michelle Palazzolo, D, 2nd 2001.................................. Abi Morrell, D, 2nd 2000 .......................... Megan Ramey, GK, 1st 1999............................. Katie Markey, MF, 1st 1998...........................Jennifer Haller, GK, 1st Katie Markey, MF, 1st 1997...........................Jennifer Haller, GK, 1st Katie Markey, MF, 1st Hollie Bonnema, D, 2nd Jenna Schlee, F, 2nd

GAMES

INDIVIDUAL & TEAM RECORDS

Season 23 Career 81 80

Katie Beaudoin, Sara Cultra, Katie Perz, Chantal Robinson, Andrea Tyler, Megan Urbats, 2003 Andrea Tyler, 2002-04 Sara Cultra, 2001-04

GOALS

Amber Scyphers, 1999-02

SHOTS Game 14 Season 88 Career 243

Katie Markey vs. Valparaiso, 9-28-97

Season 23 Career 67

GAME-WINNING GOALS

GK: MINUTES PLAYED

Chantal Robinson, 2004

Katie Markey, 1996-99

POINTS

Game 3 Thalia Playford vs. Northern Iowa, 2006 Amber Scyphers @ Akron, 2001 Mary Gignac vs. Iona, 2001 Jenna Schlee vs. BGSU, 1997 Season 9 Jessica Pattison, 2003 Katie Markey, 1997 Career 23 Katie Markey, 1996-99 17 Chantal Robinson, 2003-06 Kersten Conklin, 1999-02 Consecutive 4 Thalia Playford, 2005 Sara Cultra, 2004 Kersten Conklin, 2001 Quickest start of game/half 0:20 Katie Markey (1st) vs. EMU, 9-12-96 two goals 0:39 Mary Gignac vs. Iona, 9-9-01 Jenna Schlee vs. BGSU, 10-5-97 three goals 7:42 Jenna Schlee vs. BGSU, 10-5-97

Season 4 Career 8 7

Katie Markey, 1997

Game 7 Kristen Oakleaf (3-1) vs. Trinity Christian, 1996 6 Thalia Playford (3-0) vs. Northern Iowa, 2006 Amber Scyphers (3-0) @ Akron, 2001 Mary Gignac (3-0) vs. Iona, 2001 Jenna Schlee (3-0) vs. BGSU, 1997 Season 27 Chantal Robinson, 2003 (7-13) 24 Katie Markey, 1997 (9-6) Consecutive Games 6 Kerri Verardi, 1996 Career 68 Katie Markey, 1996-99 (23-22) 57 Chantal Robinson, 2003-06 (17-23) 47 Kersten Conklin, 1999-02 (17-14)

GOALKEEPING: GAMES

Game 120:00

Katie Perz, 2003 Katie Perz, 2002-05

Several players

Katie Markey, 1996-99 Chantal Robinson, 2003-06 Jessica Pattison, 2000-03

Katie Perz, 2002-05 Jennifer Haller, 1996-99

GK: SHOTS FACED Game 35 Season 349 Career 1052

Jennifer Haller @ Northern Illinois, 1998 Jennifer Haller, 1998 Jennifer Haller, 1996-99

GK: SAVES Game 17 Season 142 Career 448

Jennifer Haller @ Eastern Illinois, 1996 Jennifer Haller, 1998 Jennifer Haller, 1996-99

GK: GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE Season 0.99 Career 1.11 2002-05

Katie Perz, 2002 Katie Perz,

GK: SAVE PERCENTAGE Season .839 Career .825

Katie Perz, 2002 Megan Ramey, 1998-01

Season 14 Career 34

Katie Perz, 2003 Katie Perz, 2002-05

GK: SHUTOUTS Season 8 Consecutive 4 Consecutive Minutes 435:12 Career 20

Chantal Robinson, 2003 Chantal Robinson, 2003-04

ASSISTS

Game 3 Season 13 9 Career 23 22 Consecutive Games 3

Katie Perz, 2003 [MAC]

GK: VICTORIES

UNASSISTED GOALS

Season 7 Career 14

Season 2095:27 Career 5839:13 5790:01

Katie Perz, 2003 Katie Perz, 2003 Megan Ramey, 2000 Katie Perz, 2003 Katie Perz, 2002-05

Megan Urbats vs. Iona, 2001 Chantal Robinson, 2003 Katie Markey, 1996 Chantal Robinson, 2003-05 Katie Markey, 1996-99 Katie Ruzinsky, 2003 Amber Scyphers, 2000

GAME-WINNING ASSISTS

Season 4 Career 7

Amber Scyphers, 2000 Katie Markey, 1996-99

A four-year letterwinner (2003-06), Chantal Robinson etched her name into the WMU history book, setting season and career records for most assists and unassisted goals, as well as all-time season highs for points and game-winning goals. Additionally, Robinson ranks second in career points, goals and game-winning goals - accomplishing her many feats from the defender position.

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GAME

SEASON

Most Wins 14 Most Losses 15 Most Home Wins 10 Most Road Wins 7 Consecutive Wins 10 Unbeaten Streak 10 Unbeaten Home Streak 13 Non-Shutout Streak 15

2003 2006 2003 2004 2003 2003 1996-97 2003

BRONCO COACHING HISTORY Year 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996

Overall Record 7-11-2 3-11-3 3-15-1 10-8-1 11-6-4 14-8-1 7-10-1 8-11-0 10-9-2 10-9-1 6-10-2 9-8-2 11-7-1

Totals

99-101-16

MAC TOURNAMENT Year 2008 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997

Opponent Bowling Green Central Michigan Bowling Green Ball State Bowling Green Ohio Buffalo Ball State Eastern Michigan Bowling Green Central Michigan Miami Ohio Eastern Michigan

NCAA COLLEGE CUP Year 2003

Opponent #9 Illinois Purdue

MAC Record 6-4-1 2-7-2 2-9 8-3-0 6-3-3 8-4-0 5-5-1 6-6-0 5-4-2 5-5-1 3-6-1 4-2-1 —

MAC Finish 5th 12th 12th 3rd 3rd-t 3rd 7th 7th 6th 6th 8th 2nd-t —

MAC Tourney Quarterfinals --- --- Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship Quarterfinals Quarterfinals Semifinals Quarterfinals Quarterfinals Semifinals —

Coach Haines Haines Haines Haines Haines Haines Haines Haines Haines Haines Haines O’Shaughnessy O’Shaughnessy

52-47-9

Res. L L L T (PK) W W W L L L W L (OT) L L

Score 0-2 0-1 1-4 2-2 4-1 2-1 3-0 1-3 0-4 1-2 2-1 0-1 2-3 1-2

Res. W L

Score 2-0 3-2

Round Quarterfinals Quarterfinals Semfinals Quarterfinals Championship Semifinals Quarterfinals Quarterfinals Quarterfinals Semifinals Quarterfinals Quarterfinals Quarterfinals Semfinals

Site Bowling Green, Ohio Kalamazoo, Mich. Athens, Ohio Kalamazoo, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. Muncie, Ind. Ypsilanti, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. Mount Pleasant, Mich. Oxford, Ohio Athens, Ohio DeKalb, Ill.

RECORDS & TOURNAMENT HISTORY

Most Goals 11 vs. Trinity Christian, 9-28-96 8 vs. Iona, 9-9-01 6 @ Akron, 9-23-01 Most Goals, Half 10 vs. Trinity Christian (1st), 9-28-96 Largest Win Margin 11 vs. Trinity Christian (11-0), 9-28-96 7 vs. Iona (8-1), 9-9-01 Most Goals Allowed 7 @ Bowling Green, 10-25-02 6 @ Ohio State, 9-24-96 5 @ Northwestern, 9-17-06 @ Michigan, 9-16-05 @ Oakland, 9-24-96 Largest Loss Margin 7 @ Bowling Green (0-7), 10-25-02 5 @ Ohio State (1-6), 9-24-96 @ UW-Milwaukee (0-5), 10-26-96 Most Shots 55 vs. Trinity Christian, 9-28-96 47 @ Kent State, 10-25-97 46 @ Aquinas, 10-5-96 Fewest Shots 1 @ St. Louis, 10-11-96 Most Opponent Shots 37 @ #12 West Virginia, 9-1-06 35 @ Northern Illinois, 9-20-98 32 @ Eastern Illinois, 10-3-96 @ NIU, 10-12-97 Fewest Opponent Shots 1 vs. Trinity Christian, 9-28-96 Most Corners 13 vs. Akron, 10-6-02 vs. Valparaiso, 9-18-01 Most Offsides 8 vs. Nevada-Las Vegas, 9-12-99

GREAT PERFORMANCES

WMU successful in NCAA College Cup debut Nov. 14, 2003 Western Michigan’s first ever NCAA Tournament appearance provided the backdrop for the program’s most significant victory. WMU shocked ninth-ranked Illinois, 2-0, on a chilly evening in Champaign. The Illini held a commanding edge in shots (18-5) and corners (9-1), but goalkeeper Katie Perz was unflappable, earning the shutout with four saves. Chantal Robinson (21st minute) and Jessica Pattison (85th) provided the goals, handing Illinois just its fourth loss in 22 games.

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

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

WESTERN MICHIGAN IS A DYNAMIC, STUDENT-CENTERED RESEARCH UNIVERSITY WITH AN ENROLLMENT OF NEARLY 25,000. WMU IS FOCUSED ON DELIVERING HIGH-QUALITY UNDERGRADUATE INSTRUCTION, ADVANCING ITS GROWING GRADUATE DIVISION AND FOSTERING SIGNIFICANT RESEARCH ACTIVITIES.

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U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT RANKS WMU’S PROGRAMS IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY, PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT AND SPEECH PATHOLOGY AMONG THE TOP 50 IN THE NATION.

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WMU ATHLETICS IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING STATE-OF-THE-ART ATHLETIC FACILITIES FOR ITS STUDENTATHLETES, COACHES AND FANS.

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

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

KATHY BEAUREGARD

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

Along with four MAC titles (men’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer and men’s tennis) in 2003-04, the Broncos also enjoyed an increased level of success in the classroom. WMU’s graduation rate of 83 percent in 2003 ranked eighth nationally and featured a program grade point average of nearly 3.00. On the playing field in 2002-03, the athletics campaign was highlighted by a pair of conference titles in women’s basketball and softball. The men’s basketball team also made a postseason appearance, competing in the National Invitation Tournament. Postseason appearances by the WMU football, volleyball and men’s tennis team highlighted the program’s 2000-01 athletic competition.

WMU athletic facilities have greatly improved under Beauregard’s leadership. The $8-million dollar Bill Brown Football Alumni Center and the $21-million Seelye Athletic Indoor Center have benefited numerous sports teams and provide top-notch facilities for Bronco student-athletes. The locker rooms at Lawson Ice Arena were renovated and completed over the past year and the department continues to raise funds for the Hyames Field Renovation Project. WMU is in the midst of building a two million dollar state-of-the-art facility and Field Turf was also installed at Waldo Stadium during the Summer of 2006.

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

Heavily involved in her profession, Beauregard assumed the chair position of the NCAA Olympic Sports Liaison Committee in 2001, a position which she held for two years. She represented WMU as a member of the NCAA Championships Cabinet and NCAA Football Bowl Certification Committee and currently serves on the NCAA Diversity and Inclusion Committee.

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

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

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

Beauregard initially came to WMU in 1979 as head women’s gymnastics coach. In nine seasons (1980-88), she produced two MAC title teams and was twice named the conference’s coach of the year. Beauregard has been active in numerous community service organizations, including Kalamazoo Rotary, the American Heart Association, Big Brothers/Big Sisters and the Glowing Embers Girl Scouts Council.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Beauregard ensured the longevity of WMU’s football and men’s basketball programs by restructuring Bill Cubit’s and Steve Hawkins’ contracts in 2007 and 2008, respectively. WMU Athletics also welcomed Tasha McDowell as the fifth head coach of WMU’s women’s basketball program in 2008. Academically, WMU boasted a pair of Academic All-Americans in Anthony Gebhart (first team) and Joe Reitz (second team). Gebhart was the first football representative since 1998. Volleyball, baseball and gymnastics finished in the top 10 among other like programs in the APR and WMU football had the highest APR score in the MAC for the 2006-07 campaign. Overall, 415 student-athletes finished 2007-08 with a 3.0 or better cumulative GPA. In 2006-07, men’s and women’s tennis not only repeated as MAC Tournament champions but captured regular season titles as well. Both Morin and Kuhle earned MAC Coach of the Year honors. The WMU football team participated in the program’s first postseason bowl game since 1988. The Broncos boasted three NCAA statistical champions in five categories — Ameer Ismail (FB - sacks and tackles for loss); Carrie Moore (WBB - points per game) and Mark Letestu (HOCKEY - freshman scoring and short-handed goals). Western Michigan continued to pursue excellence in the classroom in 2006-07 as 26 student-athletes in 14 sports earned Academic All-MAC status. WMU had five of its programs honored as being in the top-10 percent in their respective sport in the announcement for their excellence in the classroom over the years identified in the most recent APR; baseball, men’s basketball, gymnastics, women’s tennis and volleyball. The Broncos boasted five academic all-district selections and a pair of academic all-americans in Joe Reitz and Carrie Moore. Moore and Ismail earned All-America status in their respective sports with Moore receiving honorable mention for Kodak All-American and Ismail earning Second Team AP All-American.

In 2005-06, Beauregard oversaw a department that captured the Jacoby Cup Trophy, awarded to the top women’s program in the MAC based on sports standings. WMU has now won the Jacoby and Reese (men’s overall sports award) trophies during Beauregard’s tenure. The Broncos garnered three regular season titles — gymnastics, softball and women’s tennis and two MAC Tournament titles — gymnastics and women’s tennis. Under Beauregard’s direction, WMU also won its 100th MAC title all-time in 2005-06. The 2004-05 athletic campaign continued what has become common place at Western Michigan. Team and individual success began in the fall and continued through the spring, highlighted by a MAC Championship in women’s tennis. The strength of the women’s programs as a group allowed WMU to finish second in the Jacoby Cup.

WESTERN MICHIGAN MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS (108) Men’s Tennis (21) 2009, 2008, 2007, 2004, 2000, 1999, 1981, 1965, 1964, 1963, 1962, 1961, 1960, 1959, 1958, 1957, 1956, 1955, 1954, 1952, 1950 Men’s Outdoor Track & Field (18) 1996, 1995, 1985, 1980, 1976, 1971, 1970, 1969, 1968, 1966, 1965, 1964, 1963, 1962, 1961, 1960, 1959, 1958 Baseball (14) 1989, 1967, 1966, 1963, 1962, 1961, 1959, 1958, 1957, 1955, 1952, 1951, 1950, 1949 Men’s Cross Country (14) 1980, 1979, 1977, 1976, 1970, 1968, 1966, 1963, 1961, 1960, 1959, 1958, 1957, 1948 Women’s Tennis (11) 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1997, 1995, 1990, 1984

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

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

*shared title

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

An educator for more than 35 years, Dr. Dunn was dean of the University of Utah’s College of Health before moving to SIUC, holding that post from 1995 to 2002. Before that, he was at Oregon State University for 20 years, last serving as associate provost there. His earlier positions at Oregon State included assistant dean of Health and Human Performance, chair of the Department of Exercise and Sport Science and director of the university’s Special Physical and Motor Fitness Clinic. Internationally known for his research and writing about the long-term health of individuals with disabilities, Dr. Dunn is the author of more than 50 professional papers and book chapters. He is a past president of the Research Consortium of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance; past editor of Quest, a professional publication for kinesiology scholars; and past president of the American Academy of Kinesiology and Physical Education. Since moving to Michigan, President Dunn has been actively engaged with state and community efforts that focus on quality-of-life issues and enhancing economic development. By appointment of Gov. Jennifer Granholm, he represents the University and West Michigan as a member of the Michigan Strategic Economic Investment and Commercialization Board. He also is a member of the boards of the Bronson Healthcare Group, First National Bank, Southwest Michigan First, the Gilmore Keyboard Festival and the WMU Foundation. He is also the 2009 chairman of the Greater Kalamazoo Area United Way campaign.

DR. JOHN M. DUNN

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

In early 2009, President Dunn led the Mid-American Conference search that resulted in the appointment of new MAC Commissioner Dr. Jon A. Steinbrecher. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dennis W. Archer Jeanne H. Carlson Sarah L. DeNooyer William D. Johnston William J. Martin Kenneth V. Miller Daniel W. Pero Larry F. Tolbert UNIVERSITY SENIOR STAFF Dr. John M. Dunn Dr. Timothy J. Greene Lowell Rinker Carl M. “Bud” Bender Carol L.J. Hustoles Gregory J. Rosine Dr. Paula D. Kohler Dr. Diane K. Anderson Dr. James A. Gilchrist Dean K. Honsberger Robert G. Miller David A. Glenn Cheryl P. Roland Kathy B. Beauregard Jamie M. Jeremy Dr. Martha B. Warfield Kahler Scheumann Betty A. Kocher

Detroit, Mich. Novi, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. Portage, Mich. Battle Creek, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. Dimondale, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. President Provost & VP for Academic Affairs CFO, VP for Business and Finance VP for Development VP for Legal Affairs & General Counsel Senior VP for Advancement & Legislative Affairs Associate VP for Research VP for Student Affairs Vice Provost for Academic Operations, CIO Associate VP for Budget & Planning Associate VP for Community Outreach Associate VP for Institutional Equity Associate VP of University Relations Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Executive Director of Alumni Relations Assistant VP of the Div. of Multicultural Affairs Assistant to the President Secretary to the Board of Trustees

Dr. Dunn, who began his teaching at the University of Connecticut in 1972, earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Northern Illinois University in 1967 and 1969, respectively. He earned his doctoral degree from Brigham Young University in 1972. President Dunn and his wife, Linda, reside in Kalamazoo in the president’s official residence. They are the proud parents of three children, Matthew (married to Lesley), Michael and Kerry.

MAT

WMU MEDIA RELATIONS

KANAN

DIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONS Ohio, 1997 Fifth Season 269-387-4125/269-998-2259 mat.kanan@wmich.edu

MATT

HOLMES

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONS Indianapolis, 2002 Fifth Season 269-387-3168 matt.holmes@wmich.edu

KRISTIN

KEIRNS

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONS Heidelberg, 2005 Fourth Season 269-387-4123 kristin.keirns@wmich.edu

ADAM

INTERVIEWS Players and coaches are available for interviews after practice throughout the week. If there needs to be a special request made or phone interview, please contact Adam Bodnar at 269-387-4122 or 269-760-5133. Media wishing to conduct interviews should call ahead to Adam Bodnar at 269-387-4122 or 269-760-5133 and arrive 15-20 minutes before practice ends. For post-game interviews, please notify the media relations representative on site as to who is wante for interviews before the game ends. Please observe the following rules when attending practices: • Photo journalists must shoot from along the sidelines, keeping a safe distance from players • Shooting team formations is prohibited • Do not record audio except when an interview is under way WEB SITE The official WMU Athletic Web Site contains information on all 16 varsity sports. Each sport’s home page contains the latest news releases, statistics, roster, and schedule. It is necessary to have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer to view the PDF formatted news releases. All Bronco home games can be seen live on the Internet by visiting www.wmubroncos.com and signing up for Bronco Insider. This service allows you to watch and listen to the games when you can’t make it to the WMU Soccer Complex Bronco fans can follow Live Stats of all WMU home football games FREE. Simply go to www.wmubroncos.com, go to the women’s soccer home page and click Live Stats. When the game begins a camera icon will appear for you to click and follow the game. TWITTER Follow the women’s soccer team and Western Michigan Athletics on Twitter and Facebook. twitter.com/bodnarwmu

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ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONS Western Michigan, 2008 Second Season 269-387-4122 adam.e.bodnar@wmich.edu

WHAT’S IN A NAME? When referring to the football program or the conference, please used the following: • Western Michigan University • Western Michigan • WMU • Broncos • Mid-American Conference • MAC NOT • Western • MAC Conference

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Robin Hook Assistant Athletic Director

Kyle Blecha Director of Medical Services

Dave Corstange Senior Associate Athletic Director

Jeff Stone Associate Athletic Director

Rob Hunt Director of Athletic Development

Monty Porter Associate Athletic Director

Amy Washington Assistant to Athletic Director & Senior Associate Athletic Director

Elains Russell Director of Marketing

Dennis Corbin Assistant Athletic Director

Bob D’Amelio Assistant Athletic Director

Dannie Alexander Director of Facilities

Don Beyer Director of Ticket Operations

Maria Sanchez Director of Academic Services & Compliance

Rachel Strassner Director of Corporate Relations

Stacy Vallier Director of Corporate Relations

Bill Cubit Head Coach Football

Jim Culhane Head Coach Hockey

Randy Ford Head Coach Baseball

Steve Hawkins Head Coach Men’s Basketball

Terry Karwoski Head Coach Gymnastics

Betsy Kuhle Head Coach Women’s Tennis

Kathy Leitke Head Coach Softball

ATHLETIC STAFF & COACHES

Kathy Beauregard Athletic Director

Suzie Grech Interim Head Coach Women’s Soccer

Kelly Lycan Head Coach Cross Country/Track & Field

Tasha McDowell Head Coach Women’s Basketball

Dave Morin Head Coach Men’s Tennis

Colleen Munson Head Coach Volleyball

Stu Riddle Head Coach Men’s Soccer

Cindy Trout Head Coach Golf

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ATHLETIC STAFF DIRECTORY

ADMINISTRATION Kathy Beauregard Dave Corstange Monty Porter Jeff Stone Dennis Corbin Bob D’Amelio Robin Hook Amy Washington ACADEMIC & COMPLIANCE SERVICES Maria Sanchez Marshall Steward Rachel Strassner

Director of Athletic Academic Services Athletic Academic Advisor Director of Compliance

BUSINESS OFFICE Patty Moore Kim Hemingway Joe Armstrong

Financial Clerk/Business Operations Insurance Coordinator Computer Assistant

CHEERLEADING Christopher Wang

Head Coach

CORPORATE RELATIONS Stacy Vallier David Zolp DANCE Kate Clark DEVELOPMENT Rob Hunt Mellissa Porter EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT Kenico Hines Dion Van Atter Joyce Fooy FACILITIES Dannie Alexander Matt Kulik MARKETING & PROMOTIONS/LICENSING Elaine Russell Kim Stoebick MEDIA RELATIONS Mat Kanan Matt Holmes Kristin Keirns Adam Bodnar TICKET OFFICE Don Beyer Matt Folck TRAINING/STRENGTH STAFF Kyle Blecha Brian Bauer Kate Dornbos Lisa Hardy Kevin Lehmann Nate Peoples Tim Herrmann Jen Query

Director of Athletics Senior Associate AD Associate AD/Business Operations Associate AD/Academic & Compliance Services Assistant AD/Medical & Support Services Assistant AD/Marketing, Publicity & Licensing Assistant AD/Broadcasting & Corporate Sales Administrative Assistant to AD

BASEBALL Randy Ford Scott Demetral

Director of Corporate Relations Assistant Director Head Coach Director of Development for Athletics Secretary/Gary Fund Head Equipment Manager Equipment Manager Equipment Manager Director of Athletic Facilities Assistant Director of Athletic Facilities Director of Sports Marketing Coordinator of Community Relations Athletic Media Relations Director Associate Media Relations Director Assistant Media Relations Director Assistant Media Relations Director Director of Ticket Operations Assistant Director of Ticket Operations Director of Medical Services Assistant Director of Medical Services Assistant Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Trainer Head Football Strength & Conditioning Coach Head Strength & Conditioning Coach Head Strength & Conditioning Coach Head Coach Assistant Coach

MEN’S BASKETBALL Steve Hawkins Clayton Bates Rick Carter Bacari Alexander Mike Murray LaTonja Wilson

Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Coordinator of Basketball Operations Secretary

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Tasha McDowell Glenn Box Yvette Harris Phil Sayers Lindsey Hass LaTonja Wilson

Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Director of Basketball Operations Secretary

FOOTBALL Bill Cubit Steve Morrison Mike Grant Ryan Cubit Tim Daoust Rick Kravitz Peter McCarty Jake Moreland Mike Sabock Bob Stanley Tim Knox Patrick Bracken Sarah McChesney

Head Coach Defensive Coord./Assistant Coach Assistant Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Director of Football Operations Coordinator of Video Operations Secretary

WOMEN’S GOLF Cindy Trout

Head Coach

GYMNASTICS Terry Karwoski Kevin Anderson

Head Coach Assistant Coach

HOCKEY Jim Culhane Scott Robson Marc Fakler Lynn Ross Paul Schneider

Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Secretary Manager/Lawson Arena

MEN’S SOCCER Stu Riddle Ben Pirmann Allen Riddle

Head Coach Assistant Coach Director of Men’s Soccer Operations

WOMEN’S SOCCER Suzanne Grech Abby Crumpton SOFTBALL Kathy Leitke Jamie Spitale

Interim Head Coach

Head Coach Associate Head Coach

MEN’S TENNIS Dave Morin Jose Orozco

Head Coach Assistant Coach

WOMEN’S TENNIS Betsy Kuhle TBA

Head Coach Assistant Coach

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD Kelly Lycan Bill Griffey Brionne Yosten

Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

VOLLEYBALL Colleen Munson Ryan Manning Jason Reed Ashley Vogl

Head Coach Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach Director of Volleyball Operations

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

Scholarship Club $5,000 - $9,999 Armstrong International, Inc. Diana M. Bernard Edward M. Bernard Bernard’s Property, LLC David R. Buskirk Douglas Callander Eleanor Callander Citizens to Elect Dave Buskirk Jeff P. Clark Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Michigan Margaret A. Denenfeld Marlene Denenfeld Paul J. Denenfeld Stephen Denenfeld DeNooyer Chevrolet Adrienne D. DeNooyer Diane DeNooyer Jeffrey L. DeNooyer William T. DeNooyer Eckert-Wordell Architects Lois E. Ellis EMA Enterprises First National Bank of Michigan GS Photo James Hess Jeanne L. Hess Huntington National Bank Carol Ann Jackson Ronald H. Jackson * Leonard Johnston Kay D. Jones Richard H. Jones Jane Leeuw Mike Leeuw Wayne LeNeave Maggie’s Corporation Metro Toyota Millennium Restaurant Group Julie Miller Kenneth V. Miller James M. Moeller Patrice L. Moeller David G. Morrison Kay Morrison William J. Parsons Schupan & Sons, Inc. Marc Schupan Don Seelye Ford, Inc. Michael Seelye Sharon Seelye Southwest Michigan First Stafford-Smith, Inc. Summit Energy Services John Tapper Automotive Directors Club $2,500 - $4,999 Ann E. Anderson Jack B. Anderson Cripps Fontaine Excavating, Inc. James M. Cripps Lyndon L. Cronen Mary F. Kissinger DeMaagd Thomas W. DeMaagd George A. Franklin Molly Franklin D. L. Gallivan, Inc. Jeff A. Gardner

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GARY FUND DONOR LIST

Mike Gary Society $10,000 & above AVB Construction, LLC Robert J. Bobb Margaret Brown Willard A. Brown, Jr. Jeffrey R. Cavanaugh Cole Century, Inc. Thomas Cole The CSM Group David M. Dombrowski Steven A. East Tara T. East Catherine L. Graham Greenleaf Hospitality Group Greenleaf Trust William D. Johnston James Kalleward Tonia S. Kalleward Maple Hill Auto Group MPI Research National City Bank of the Midwest Radisson Plaza Hotel Karie Ross Gary G. Shook Spartan Paperboard Company, Inc. Ronda E. Stryker Jim Vanden Berg Harold Zeigler Auto Group Aaron J. Zeigler Bonita Zeigler Bonnie A. Zeigler Harold J. Zeigler

Charles O. Howey, Jr. John P. Hrycko Greg Jennings Foundation Gregory A. Jennings, Jr. Jeffrey D. Karns Sharon L. Karns Kelvin W. Keefer Maxine J. Keefer Noel J. Kott Howard F. Luckey Jamal Mayers Diane Meitz Donald C. Meitz Jerry L. Miller Pat Misch Teresa M. Misch Scott E. Niles Nobis Agri-Service, Inc. Ben Nobis Terry Nobis Carolyn J. Norris Larry E. Norris Pfizer Foundation ** Tamara Polmanteer Todd Polmanteer Holly S. Powell Jim R. Ross Lynn M. Ross Jerard M. Salame Garrett L. Soldano Jennifer E. Soldano State Farm Companies Foundation ** Lewis Walker Dean E. Webster Jolan A. Webster Whitaker-LaChance Insurance Agency, Inc. Lauri F. Wingle William E. Wingle Wolff Financial Management, LLC Matthew R. Wolff

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Margo J. Heystek Guy L. Hiestand III Sandra Hiestand Cora G. Hills Daniel P. Hills The Hinman Company Sandra Jo Hoffmann Jere T. Hoover Lynn A. Horton Robert L. Horton Kenneth L. Hosner Hospital Network, Inc. Lynda L. Hunt Gary J. Hurley Victoria M. Hurley Jon P. Hurry Mark J. Jaeger Safety Consulting Mark Jaeger Stephen E. Jefferson Terry Baxter Jefferson Frank H. Jeremy Jamie Jeremy Wendy M. Johnson Russell Kalis Sue Kalis Cindy L. Kalvin Greg Kalvin Bonnie J. Kellay Danny L. Kellay Gary Kent-Bracken Wendy L. Kent-Bracken Mike Kiewiet Knapp Energy Carol Knapp Robert D. Knapp Timothy A. Knox Timothy J. Kool Joan Koster Leslie N. Koster Joan M. Kowal Richard M. Kowal Marilyn J. Kribs Birgitta Kudlicki Elizabeth W. Kuhle Bryan Kuhtic Tiffany C. Kuhtic Gary B. Kushner Synthia H. Kushner James W. Lamborn Marilyn A. Lamborn Laurel Hill Swim and Tennis Club Sandra J. Lawrence L. Max Lee, II Yvonne A. Lee Janet L. LeRoy William LeRoy Levine & Levine Alan G. Lewandowski Bonnie Jean Lintz Ronald M. Lintz Don E. Lovejoy Brian E. MacDonell George F. Manley Gladys M. Manley Manning Enterprises Sherri Manning Steve Manning Patricia Marmon Paul Marmon Gaye A. McCormick Michael D. McCormick Dennis C. McCrumb Mary Swanson McCrumb Kevin K. McCully Brian McDavid James W. McIntyre III Michele C. McLaughlin Jerry Meinzinger Martha M. Meinzinger Bonnie J. Menzie Hal K. Menzie Blythe E. VanderHoff Mercer Tom Mercer Merrill Lynch & Company Foundation, Inc. ** Michigan Commerce Bank Allyn L. Miller David A. Miller Dorothy L. Miller John T. Miller Kellie K. Miller Diane L. Misner W. Craig Misner Richard E. Morehouse, Jr. Jake Moreland Guy W. Morgan Tristan Paul Moss Michael L. Mueller Sidney Mueller Mulder Waterproofing & Sealants, Inc. Edward Muller Marcella Muller David Robert Murdock Lisa Murdock James E. Murray Benefit Associates, Inc. Ken Nehring Network Real Estate, LLC Jane C. Nichols Gordie Niles

Sandra G. Niles Larry P. Nolan Vern L. Norris Jane Ann Norton Thomas W. Norton Jeffrey C. O’Brien Frances A. O’Connell Gerald John O’Connell Michael E. Osborn Ossewaarde, Anderson & Smith Investment Joan O’Toole Kevin E. O’Toole Nancy S. Owen Thomas L. Owen Pakk Pubs, Inc. Joan M. Palleschi Terence A. Palleschi Mary E. Palmer Susan K. Pappas William J. Pappas Margaret E. Parrott Eric M. Patterson Pediatric Dentistry Donald P. Penskar Alice Perrone Joseph V. Perrone Curt Petersen Barbara J. Piggott Walton Piggott, Jr. Richard Pins M. Montgomery Porter, III Mellissa L. Porter Evelyn A. Pratt Kenneth I. Pratt Bruce M. Prince Linda K. Prince Valdis J. Ragainis James R. Ralph Donald Ramlow Mary E. Ramlow Larry Lee Randall Neil Rankin Sandra M. Reece Thomas L. Reece Cathy Reed Steve L. Reed Joel H. Reinoehl Rhino’s Hometown Pub David B. Ricard David N. Rice Margaret Rice Gloria J. Richards Steve Richards Audrey A. Richter Richard S. Richter Donna Rickli John Rickli Kathleen Marie Rinker Lowell P. Rinker Dale E. Rowe David L. Rozelle Florence E. Rozelle Linda L. Rumble Roger A. Rumble Eric R. Russell Lynne Sage William V. Sage Roger Samson Steward Sandstrom Donald Sappanos Gary L. Sargent Roxanne Sargent Robert J. Sayfie Stephen J. Scafaria James T. Schaper Vickie Ann Schaper Richard Scheffers Joan Kay Schmidt Leta C. Schoenhals Dale P. Schreuder Elaine K. Schreuder Jane Schreuder John M. Schreuder Michael Shanahan Patricia J. Shanahan James R. Shinar Joanne K. Shinar Kevin A. Shugars Lori Ann Shugars Margie Shugars Wayne Shugars Dana Slocum Tami Slocum Ronn I. Sofen Raymond F. Sohn John T. Soule Raeanne Soule The Spirit Shoppe Raymond M. Sreboth Michael A. Steffes Nancy J. Steffes Ann M. Stevens Fred L. Stevens Brenda L. Stoddard James N. Stoddard Michael Stoddard Ruth Stoddard Anne K. Stone Jeffrey A. Stone

Nancy K. Strohs Robert F. Strohs Deb S. Studt-Scafaria Chris M. Sundberg Nancy Lynn Sundberg Dennis M. Taft Linda Taft Three Rivers Anodizing, Inc. Timber Ridge Ski Area A. John Todd, IV Cathy Todd TPC of Michigan Barbara J. Trolz Gerald A. Trolz Brian M. Tulik Randy L. Utting Shari L. Utting Kathryn N. Van Dis Robert W. Van Dis David W. Van Zoest Laura R. Van Zoest Carol VandenBos Roger A. VandenBos Louis R. VandenBosch Betty L. Vander Molen Richard Vander Molen Norbert Vander Steen Ronald J. Voelker Terry L. Vollmer Carolyn Nina Vredevelt Jack R. Vredevelt Wacker Chemical Corporation ** Leonard R. Wade Robert F. Wagner Susan J. Wagner James S. Ware Shelia D. Ware Debra Weber Steven Weber Joshua T. Weiner Daniel C. Weirick Debi Weirick Mark D. Weishaar Bryan Western Linda Western Carol A. Whearty Riley R. Whearty II Whelan and Company Judith A. White Louis J. White, Jr. Charles L. Wiles Douglas E. Wills Mary Evelyn Wills David P. Wilson Joyce Wilson N. Scotty Wilson Richard K. Wolfe Susan A. Wolfe Joseph L. Wood Judy L. Wood M. Diane Wood Michael C. Wood * John W. Woods, Jr. Todd C. Woods Workforce Strategies, Inc. Carole L. Wright Gerhard C. Wynbelt Patricia L. Wynbelt Yarrow Golf & Conference Center Brown & Gold Club $250 - $499 Elenora Adams Robert J. Adams Advance Recycling & Disposal, LLC Samuel J. Antonazzo Suzanne L. Antonazzo Herbert R. Ayres, III Pearl L. Bahre Frank R. Ballard III Bonita Bates Halbert Lee-Earl Bates, Sr. James S. Beadle Patricia M. Beadle Keith A. Beauregard Sue-Ellen Beauregard Timothy J. Bebber Susan Becker Bruce L. Bendix Susan L. Bendix A. Wayne Berger Imogene Berger Donald R. Beyer Marla M. Beyer Anne M. Bitzer Daniel E. Bitzer Kelley L. Blacken Paul F. Blacken Verne Bodine Anita C. Bondy Richard Allen Bondy Tracy H. Branson Brent D. Brekke Dennis D. Bridges Eugene Brink Jean Brink Kathleen C. Brinkman Norman D. Brinkman Richard A. Buckles

Richard T. Burke Allen S. Bush Mary L. Bush Lawrence M. Butler Sally A. Butler Arvon D. Byle Sally J. Byle Carrabba’s Italian Grill Robert J. Chant Sally A. Chant Glenn G. Cherup Susan M. Cherup Cynthia Ann Chesney Gregory R. Chesney Jerry L. Clancey Chris Clarke Scot R. Conant Consumers Credit Union David A. Corstange Karen Corstange Kay H. Coyne Joseph B. Creek Kathryn J. Creek Steven R. Cronkite Ryan William Cubit Ellen Curran Jeffrey Allen Dahley Stacie M. Dahley Diann L. Danhoff James L. Danhoff Joyce L. DeRight Pearl L. DeVries Ronald A. DeVries Harold D. Dishon Joyce Dishon Diane Donovan Mark R. Donovan Lawrence D. Dugan Steve J. Duke Cheryl A. Dundon William L. Dundon Shirley Gary Dunkin William Wesley Dunkin Mary Dunn Carolyn E. Everts James B. Everts Jeanne Ewing Bradley J. Fischer Ross E. Fitzpatrick John D. Fleckenstein, Jr. Mary Jane Flores Richard W. Flores, Sr. Donna J. Fogleson Bradley H. Fonger Linda Jean Fonger Patricia Ann Fosdick Roger E. Fosdick Randolph Theodore Foster Jerry F. Fuss Kathryn Fuss C. Edward Gasaway, Jr. Patricia A. Gasaway Debra L. Gaugier James W. Gaugier Jack S. Gesmundo Joseph L. Gesmundo Gary J. Giever Charles W. Glasner Bruce D. Goethe Carmen Green William A. Green John S. Griesbach Julie L. Griesbach Mark J. Griffith David M. Grinder Sue Grinder James K. Hackenberg Glenda Hall Randall Hall Michael P. Halpin Laura A. Hamann Norman L. Hamann Chantal Hanel Kenneth G. Hanel Al Harig Paul Hartwig Sterling Hartwig Nelda Sue Hayes Robert E. Hayes Kandace T. Higley William H. Higley Cynthia J. Hill John E. Hill Carol Ann Hindley Douglas O. Hindley Alfred K. Ho Hoekstra Roofing Company Evelyn L. Hogarth Grant G. Hogarth, Sr. Alan M. Holck Robert Hollander Dennis R. Hollar Jean C. Hollar Susan S. Hollar James F. Holtgreive Dean K. Honsberger Robin D. Hook Ruth Hook Erin M. Hunt

Robert E. Hunt II David A. Ikerd Theresa Ikerd Ike’s Painting Service Improved Funding Techniques-Michigan Infinity Sports, Inc. Amy Taylor Johnson Brian S. Johnson Howard A. Johnson Lowell Johnson Kalamazoo Community Foundation Kalamazoo Gazette Robert F. Kennedy Dan Kettenbeil Sherry Marie Kettenbeil James W. Key, Jr. Paige Key Scott A. Kilgren James Robert Kinney Marlin D. Kleckner Sherry V. Kleckner Anne P. Klimek Jeffrey P. Klimek Karen Louise Kocsondy Zoltan G. Kocsondy Jonathan P. Koets Karen Faith Koets Lois Koning William J. Koning Cheryl Krause Patrick Krause Janice L. Kuhagen Jerald W. Kuss Richelle F. Kuss David Roland LaLiberte Langeland Chapels David James Larson Gary M. LaTulip Kathleen A. LaTulip Jamie Lawlor John R. Lawlor Michael E. Lebednick John Michael Lee Lenora K. Lee Patrick Lennon Martha Lezotte Raymond L. Lezotte Mark S. Liberacki Pamela G. Liberacki Howard D. Linders Leatha M. Linders Steven Lins Anne L. Little Bonnie Locker James C. Locker James T. Long Mable Long Aija Lubavs Konrads V. Lubavs Jim Ludeman Peggy Ludeman Brian J. Lueth Colleen Lundgren Dennis D. Lundgren Lori I. Masnari Ray Edward Masnari Gary R. Mathews Edward J. Mayo William J. Maze, Jr. Alice McCarty Robert McCarty Tasha McDowell Ryan N. McGregor Cheryl A. McKenna Owen P. McKenna Kelly L. McKeough Kevin E. McKeough Mike Metzner Glenn Miller Lynne Miller Margaret L. Miller Richard Alan Miller Nancy Tenbosch Mills Robert E. Lee Mills, Jr. John G. Mizzi Kimberly A. Mizzi Modernistic Cleaning Services, Inc. Aylene Y. Moore Jack L. Moore Diane Marie Morea Scott Mulder Eric Munther Jan Munther Jeanette P. Nixon Theodore F. Nixon William R. Nobles Northern Trust Company ** Cindy L. Paavola Mike E. Page Helen M. Palleschi Lonnie L. Palleschi John Calvin Palmer III Rebecca L. Palmer Parker Hannifin Foundation ** Genevieve Dorothy Parker Harry Parker Barbara J. Parsons Michael H. Parsons Dave Patterson

Jill B. Patterson Carole Pawlowski Kenneth F. Pawlowski Hal Peacock Maureen Peacock Diane B. Pelc Ronald Pelc Erick D. Perry Derek F. Petrak Betsy Phillips Kevin A. Phillips Ken Pierce Nancy L. Pollard Robert C. Pollard David L. Pruis Bonnie Purlee George C. Purlee RE/MAX of Michigan Walter A. Robison Henry L. Rohs, Jr. Joan Carol Rohs Rugger’s Up & Under Berclay A. Ruschak William S. Ruschak Joan M. Russell Timothy D. Russell Andrew Anthony Rymsha Jose E. Santamaria Karen Trout Santamaria Allen D. Schau Jack Neff Schermerhorn Chris A. Schneider Louise Schneider Patricia Ann Schneider Paul Edward Schneider Heinz E. Schroeder Scott’s Pig Roast Avis L. Sebaly Ray Scott Shugars Sign Boys, LLC Carol D. Simpson J. Brooks Simpson Daniel R. Smith Judy A. Smith William J. Sprague Charlene M. Sprick Robert W. Sprick SPX Corporation Foundation ** Gregory Dale Staudacher Jamie L. Steenwyk Keith B. Steenwyk Ronald B. Stephens Wendy L. Stock Carol Strong Edwin C. Strong Janet Sutherland Verne E. Sutherland Judith S. Takemoto-Buckles Margaret M. Tanner Richard W. Tanner Tesar Printing Company Gary E. Tibble Patricia M. Tibble John W. Timko Linda L. Tolstyka Patrick J. Tolstyka Emil J. Tomanek, Jr. Nancy Tomanek Lawrence A. Ulmer Marsha R. Ulmer Roger E. Ulrich Melvin D. Van Dis Vivian Van Dis Ross VanderCook Susan E. VanderCook VanderMay Construction, Inc. Gary B. Walters Fran L. Washington Von H. Washington, Sr. J. William Weessies, Jr. Gary L. Wegenke Sandra S. Wegenke Sheri Marie Wegner John Weitzel Katie Weitzel G. Glen Weller Timothy W. Wenzel Donald C. Werme Patricia Werme Betty Weston Frances D. Winegar Marvin L. Winegar Judy Woizeschke Thomas A. Woizeschke Kathleen A. Wolf Thomas R. Wolf, Jr. Janice Elaine Wright R. Gerald Wright Richard D. Zane, Jr. Cynthia Marie Zerban Jason A. Zerban Frederick L. Zuidema Marie Zuidema * Deceased ** Matching Gift Donations

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