Spring Sports Program, 1991 - Waubonsee Community College

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t is my pleasure to share this issue of the Waubonsee Community College 1991 Spring
Sports Program with current and prospective WCC athletes, students and community
residents.
This program booklet reflects the accomplishments and achievements attained by four
Waubonsee Community College athletic programs - Men's Tennis, Softball and Baseball. In
reviewing this booklet, I hope you will recognize the outstanding accomplishments our
individual athletes, and their teams, have achieved through the athletic program at Waubonsee.
The development of pride and the establishment of fine personal relationships are also attributes
of the WCC athletic program. These lifelong experiences - athletic, personal and academic
-work together to prepare students for the "big game" - life and the future.
We take pride in being champions at Waubonsee, but most of all, we recognize that our
coaches and players strive to be examples for others to follow.
I hope you will enjoy this program booklet and that you will continue to be associated with a group of winners - the Waubonsee
Community College "Fighting Chiefs."
John J. Swalec, Ph.D.
President
CONSIDER WAUBONSEE FIRST
Academics are an important part of Waubonsee's Athletic program. Waubonsee players are fortunate to receive their first two
years of higher education at an outstanding institution, while
participating in a variety of sports.
Students who attend a community college are satisfying their
freshmen and sophomore educational requirements equivalent to the first two years of
study at a senior institution.
Transfer programs usually consist of general education courses in a chosen major field
along with ele.ctive courses,
which lead to a bachelor's
degree.
Fifty-five percent of all freshmen students in college attend
a community college. Community colleges are growing
and offer students an alternative to enrolling immediately at
a senior institution. At four
major state universities (NIU,
SIU, WIU, ISU) more than 30
percent of thei r underg rad uate
students attended a community college first. Their own studies show that the community
college transfer students do academically as well, if not better,
than students who enrolled initially at their university. For example, over the previous 12 years Coach Randall has coached more
than 150 players. More than 60 percent of these players continued
their education after Waubonsee by transferring to a senior
college.
During the last AACJA accreditation, Waubonsee was accredited and ranked in the top five
percent of the more than 1,200
community colleges across the
United States.
In keeping pace to Waubonsee's committment to academics, the Athletic Department
has designed special orientations for freshmen athletes to
assist them in course registration. Additionally, the Athletic
Department works closely with
the Developmental Education
Department and has an acagemic monitoring system for
all athletes.
If you would like more information about Waubonsee's educational programs and services, call
the WCC Counseling Center at (708) 466-4811, ext. 361.
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FIGHTING CHIEFS
THE FACTS:
Founded .............................................. 1966
Enrollment ........................................... 6,615
Nickname ........................................... Chiefs
Colors .................................. Vermilion and Gold
Affiliation ........ NJCAA, Skyway Community College Conf.
College President ......................... Dr. John Swalec
Athletic Manager ............................. Dave Randall
Sports Information ..................... Adrian Montgomery
Athletic Secretary ............................. Betty Knapp
Athletic Department Phone ...... (708) 466-4811, ext. 527, 524
Executive V.P. of Educational Affairs ....... Dr. Donald Foster
Asst. V.P. of Student Development ........... Christine Sobek
Chiefs Athletic Club Advisor .................. Dave Randall
1990-91 ACADEMIC YEAR:
Men's Basketball Coaches ...................... David Heiss
Asst.: Ken Neahring
Women's Basketball Coach ............. Adrian Montgomery
Wrestling Coach. . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Dave Hejtmanek
Tennis Coach, Men & Women ..................... Doug Hill
Golf Coach ..................................... Bill Prince
Volleyball Coach .............................. Don Watson
Cross Country Coach ............................. John Bell
Baseball Coaches ............................ Dave Randall
Asst.: Pete Gama
Softball Coach ................................ Don Watson
Pom Team ..................................... Jeni Wyeth
Academic Coordinator ....................... Melinda James
DR. DONALD FOSTER
CHRISTINE SOBEK
DAVE RANDALL
ADRIAN MONTGOMERY
BETTY KNAPP
Executive Vice
President of
Educational Affairs
Assistant Vice
President of
Student Development
Athletic Manager
Sports Information Intern
Athletic Department
Secretary
WAUBONSEE'S ATHLETIC PROGRAM
Waubonsee has approximately 125 student athletes who participate on 10 athletic teams. Waubonsee's teams have the benefit of
playing and practicing in Erickson Hall which has an aerobic/dance studio, wrestling room, two batting cages, Fitness Center,
and a 1,500 seat gymnasium. The outdoor facilities include eight
tennis courts, softball field, wooded cross country trail, batting
cage and a baseball diamond. Off-campus sites include the Fox
Bend Country Club and the Aurora Tennis Club.
Waubonsee athletes play their first two years at Waubonsee competing against other freshman and sophomores while attaining
their associate degree. After graduation from Waubonsee, many
student athletes are recruited to play at four-year colleges and
universities while they complete course work toward a bachelor's
degree. Over the past three years, over 90 percent of Waubonsee's sophomore athletes have transferred to four-year schools,
and 40 percent of those transferring are playing athletics at their
respective colleges.
The Waubonsee Community College Foundation holds an annual
golf outing to raise funds for athletic scholarships which can be
used by in-district graduates. Scholarships from the Foundation
and financial aid help recruit quality athletes to Waubonsee.
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ACADEMICS
ATHLETIC ACADEMICS
Waubonsee student athletes not only have success on the playing fields, but have also shown great success in the
classroom. Waubonsee athletes are involved in the Athlete Monitoring Program designed to assistthem in all phases ofthe
educational process including eligibility to securing their diplomas and transferring to a four-year college or university.
1989-90 SKYWAY ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM
(3.0 GPA or higher with 48 credits)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Patricia Rosas ............................................................. Softball
Todd Nelson .......................................................... Golf/Tennis
Kim Schau bel .................................................. Basketball/Softball
Sheri Tucker. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. Cross Country
Bill Martin ......................................................... Cross Country
Julie Justice ....................................... Volleyball/Basketball/Softball
1989-90 NJCAA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS:
(3.6 GPA or higher with 48 credits)
1. Bill Martin ..................................................................... 3.73
2. Julie Justice ................................................................... 4.00
Julie Justice also was named as one of 24 women athletes across the nation to be recognized by the NJCAA as having the
highest grade point average in Region IV. Each year, only one male and female athlete receives this recognition from each
region.
Following is a list of 1989-90 sophomore student athletes who have received athletic scholarships forthe 1990-91 academic
year at a four-year college or university.
1. Heather Shick ......................
2. Jamie McNair ......................
3. Julie Justice........ .......... ......
4. Kim Schaubel ......................
5. KJ Hart .............................
6. Ryan Collier.................. . .....
7. Larry Walters .......................
8. Terry Davenport....................
9. Stan Gress .........................
10. Dave Medlin ........................
11. Jeff Brue ............................
12. Jeff Johnson.................. ......
Volleyball ............................... University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, WI
Golf .................................................. Illinois State University, IL
Softball .................................................... Elmhurst College, IL
Softball .................................................... Aurora University, IL
Tennis ..................................................... Aurora University, IL
Basketball .................................................... Dana College, NE
Basketball ................................................. Elmhurst College, IL
Basketball ................................................... Regis College, CO
Wrestling ......................................... Eastern Illinois University, IL
Baseball .................................................... Lewis University, IL
Baseball ........................................... Central State University, OK
Baseball ..................................... So. Illinois University-Edwardsville, IL
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SKYWAY CONFERENCE MEMBERSHIP
The Skyway Community College Conference (SCCC) is composed of eight Northeastern Illinois community colleges, some of
whom have been serving student athletes for more than 50 years.
Each college is a member in good standing of the National Junior
College Athletic Association (NJCAA), and competes in postseason competition atthe sectional and Region IV level in attempting
to advance to the NJCAA national tournament.
Skyway All-Sports Award, which is presented to the school with
the best performance in men's and women's athletics. Athletes
are also recognized by being selected to All-Conference teams
for both athletic endeavors and academic excellence.
The Skyway Conference conducts championship play for both
men's and women's sports. The men compete in cross country,
golf basketball, tennis, wrestling and baseball. The women compete in cross country, volleyball, tennis, basketball and softball.
SCCC colleges compete annually for the sought after
SKYWAY CONFERENCE ALL-SPORTS AWARD
Final 1989-90 Standings:
Waubonsee Community College
College of Lake County
Oakton Community College
Elgin Community College
McHenry County College
Morton College
Truman College
Wright College
"Chiefs"
"Lancers"
"Raiders"
"Spartans"
"Scots"
"Panthers"
"Falcons"
"Rams"
65 pts.
60 pts.
45 pts.
40 pts.
34 pts.
33 pts.
25 pts.
23 pts.
WAUBONSEE'S 1989-90 SKYWAY
CONFERENCE AWARDS EARNED
Championship Teams:
1. Women's Tennis
2. Golf
3. Cross Country
4. Wrestling
5. Men's Basketball
All-Conference Athletes:
1. Heather Shick
2. Brian Uebel
3. Rich Brookover
4. Rich Vernon
5. Mike Pryor
6. Jamie McNair
7. Joel Pyle
8. Todd Nelson
9. Scott Haines
10. KJ Hart
11. Michelle Diesburg
12. Lisa Linden
13. Kara Drew
14. Cindy Owens
15. Chris Mattingly
*16. Stan Gress
17. Tony Giese
18. Steve Smerz
19. Jerry Evans
20. John Dolan
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Volleyball
Cross Country
Cross Country
Cross Country
Cross Country
Golf
Golf
Golf
Golf
Women's Tennis
Women's Tennis
Women's Tennis
Women's Tennis
Women's Tennis
Women's Tennis
Wrestling
Wrestling
Wrestling
Wrestling
Wrestling
Waubonsee Community College was awarded the Skyway Conference
All-Sports trophy for 1989-90. Pictured with the award are: Dr. John
Swalec, Waubonsee President; Christine Sobek, assistant vice president of
student development; Dave Randall, athletic manager; and Dr. Donald
Foster, executive vice president of educational affairs.
21. Jim Ferguson
22. Vicky Porter
23. Kim Schau bel
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25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
Larry Walters
Terry Davenport
David Bacon
Tracy Latham
Julie Justice
Dave Medlin
Jeff Brue
Jeff Johnson
FR
Wrestling
SO Women's Basketball
SO Women's Basketball
& Softball
SO
Men's Basketball
SO
Men's Basketball
FR
Men's Basketball
FR
Softball
FR
Softball
SO
Baseball
SO
Baseball
SO
Baseball
* Skyway Conference M. V.P.
WAUBONSEE COLLEGE 1991 SPRING SPORTS GUIDE/S
1991
CALLING ALL GOLFERS!
Waubonsee Community College Foundation
Fourth Annual Golf Outing
Wednesday, May 22, 1991
Edgebrook Country Club, Sandwich
"Driving for Scholarships"
wee Foundation
Golf Outing
Don't miss the opportunity to participate in this outstanding Golf Outing
that supports the Waubonsee Community College Scholarship and
Assistance Fund. The tournament is open to men and women age 21
and over. Special prizes include a car for a hole-in-one and a Las Vegas
vacation for closest to the pin.
The outing begins at 1:00 p.m. and concludes with an awards dinner at
7:00 p.m.
You can join us for this day of sun and fun in these three ways:
• If you are a golfer, plan to play. The $95 entry cost includes green
fees for 18 holes, cart, dinner and door prizes galore.
• Why not put together a foursome? If you would like to enter your
foursome into the Corporate Team Competition, please let us know.
• If you would like to sponsor a hole, just let us know. The cost is $200
and includes recognition at the designated hole and special mention in our Golf Outing Program Book.
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Proceeds from the Golf Outing have assisted award-winning Waubonsee
athletes to advance to the National Junior College Athletic Finals!
To partiCipate in the Golf Outing call Don Manning at (708) 466-4811,
ext. 213.
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NJCAA
Waubonsee Community College is a member of the National Junior College Athletic
Association (NJCAA) which consists of morethan 700 colleges across the United States.
These colleges are divided into 24 geographical regions. Waubonsee is located within
Region IV, which is comprised of 26 community colleges in Northern Illinois.
Atthe conclusion of each regularly scheduled sports season, Regional tournaments are
held to determine each Region's representative to the NJCAA National Finals.
NJCAA REGION IV MEMBER COLLEGES
Black Hawk College (Moline)
Black Hawk East College (Kewanee)
College of DuPage (Glen Ellyn)
Elgin Community College (Elgin)
Harper College (Palatine)
Highland Community College (Freeport)
Illinois Valley Community College (Oglesby)
Joliet Junior College (Joliet)
Kankakee Community College (Kankakee)
Kennedy-King College (Chicago)
Kishwaukee Community College (Malta)
College of Lake County (Grayslake)
Malcolm X College (Chicago)
McHenry County College (Crystal Lake)
Moraine Valley Community College (Palos Hills)
Morton College (Cicero)
Oakton Community College (Des Plaines)
Olive-Harvey College (Chicago)
Rock Valley Community College (Rockford)
Carl Sandburg College (Galesburg)
Sauk Valley Community College (Dixon)
South Suburban College (South Holland)
Triton College (River Grove)
Truman College (Chicago)
Waubonsee Community College (Sugar Grove)
Wright College (Chicago)
1989-90 WAUBONSEE ATHLETIC NJCAA AWARDS AND HONORS
All-Region IV Selections:
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10.
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12.
13.
Brian Uebel ............................................................................................... Cross Country
Rich Brookover ........................................................................................... Cross Country
Mike Pryor ....................................................................... " ..... " .............. " Cross Country
Rich Vernon .............................................................................................. Cross Country
Jamie McNair ....................................................................................................... Golf
Lisa Linden ............................................................................................. Women's Tennis
Stan Gress ..................................................................................................... Wrestling
Tony Giese .................................................................................................... Wrestling
Jim Ferguson .................................................................................................. Wrestling
Steve Smerz ................................................................................................... Wrestling
Larry Walters ........................................................................................... Men's Basketball
David Bacon ...................... " .................................................................... Men's Basketball
Dave Medlin .................................................................................................... Baseball
Special congratulations goes to the wrestling and men's basketball teams. The wrestling team finished 19th in the NJCAA National Finals,
while the basketball team was ranked as high as 5th nationwide in the NJCAA Division II polls.
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MEN'S BA~EBALL
Front Row Sitting (left to right): Dan Brown, Tim Griesman, Doug Mefford, Chris Yarman, Mark Nilles, Steve Beckwith, Brian Hoxsey. Middle Row
Kneeling (left to right): Scott Card, Dean Culotta, Michael Jourdan, Jeff Karnik, Tony Schlekeway, Jason Gogo, Rich Johnston. Back Row Standing
(left to right): Coach Dave Randall, Chad Johnson, Steve Hortega, Jeff Arroyo, Ryan Farster, Todd Cole, Brett Wing, Eric Kartheiser, Todd Lane,
Jim Shanks.
OUTLOOK
With nine returning letterman, the Chiefs team promises to be a well-balanced squad both defensively and offensively.
On offense, Waubonsee, well known for its running and buntin, will unveil more long ball power throug h out the line-up in
1991, giving third base coach Pete Gama more options to use in his aggressive approach.
INFIELD: The infield is not deep, but has excellent quality and experience. Sophomore Tom Schlekeway returns to third
base while last year's leading hitter Brett Wing returns to first base. The other returning starter is Brian Hoxsey, who will
move over from second base to shortstop. He will be joining the squad late, following tournament play with Waubonsee's
nationally-ranked basketball team. Freshman Steve Hortega takes over at second base, while another freshman Jeff
Arroyo, will be seen at several infield positions when he is not pitching. With early season injuries and Brian Hoxsey's late
arrival, the acquisition of reverse transfer student Dan Brown has proven to be a valuable addition. Dan can play three
different positions well. Freshman Scott Card rounds out the infield and he will be backing-up Wing at first base.
OUTFIELD: The outfield is solid and will be anchored by speedster Chris Yarman in center field. Right field will feature
returning player Dean Culotta, who has turned into a fine defensive player after making the adjustment from first base.
Sophomore transfer student Tim Griesman will be playing left field, with Mark Nilles rotating through all the outfield
positions. Freshmen Eric Kartheiser and Jeff Karnik keep on improving and will see plenty of action.
CATCHERS: Sophomore Todd Cole returns to the Chiefs starting role after missing the 1990season with a knee injury.
Freshman Doug Mefford will provide good back up catching.
PITCHERS: Waubonsee has always been known to have quality pitching at the top, and this year's team should have plenty
of depth. Sophomore Rich Johnston had five victories in '90 and will be the Chiefs number one pitcher, while last years
relief specialist, Todd Lane (17 appearances) and ever-improving sophomore Steve Beckwith, will challenge each other for
rotatioinal duty. The addition of three quality freshman recruits will provide the staff with the added talent. Jeff Arroyo,
Jason Gogo and Ryan Farster will also get their opportunity to perform while Michael Jourdan completes the staff.
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MEN'S BASEBALL
DAVE
RANDALL
Head Coach
Men's Baseball
Dave is a former team
captain of the 1973
Chiefs squad. In 1991
Dave begins his 14th
year as the Waubonsee
head coach. Under his
leadership, Waubonsee
teams have won 252
games.
His abilities as head
coach have earned him
a spot managing the Region IV All-star game four times. His team won the 1980 sectional title and the conference title in 1984 and 1988.
Dave is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse,
where he earned his bachelor's degree in physical education.
Dave also earned a master's degree in physical education from
Northern Illinois University, and in 1985 was named Waubonsee's Distinguished Alumnus of the Year.
Dave is actively involved in the promotion of area baseball, and
currently serves as the NJCAA's Region IV baseball chairman.
He assists with the Fox Valley baseball camp, and has been a
head instructor for the U.S.A. Baseball Schools, as well as being
a speaker at many baseball clinics.
MEN'S BASEBALL SCHEDULE
DATE
Mar. 16
Pete is heading into his
fourth year as an assistant coach. He has been
involved in the powerful
Ottawa Summer Baseball Program for 13 years
and was the head coach
at Parkland College in
1987 before joining the
Waubonsee staff. Pete is
the h itti ng coach for the
Ch iefs and b ri ngs a
wealth of offensive knowledge to the Waubonsee tradition.
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TBA
TBA
, Skyway Conference Games
" Game held at Kane County Cougars Stadium, Geneva
PETE
GAMA
Assistant Coach
Men's Baseball
PLACE
Springfield
Jamboree
Springfield
Jamboree
Tullahoma, TN
Boaz, AL
Cleveland, TN
Chatt., TN
Madisonv., TN
Mt. Berry, GA
Tullahoma, TN
Dixon
Sugar Grove
Malta
Sugar Grove
River Grove
Sugar Grove
Sugar Grove
Sugar Grove
Geneva ..
Geneva ..
Sugar Grove
Grayslake
Oglesby
Cicero
Glen Ellyn
Sugar Grove
Ottawa
Kankakee
Glen Ellyn
TEAM
Lakeland (1)
Lincoln Land (1)
Lincoln Land (1)
Mar. 17
Sun.
Lake Land (1)
Motlow State (1)
Thur. Mar. 21
Snead State JV (2)
Mar. 22
Fri.
Cleveland State (2)
Mar. 23
Sat.
Chattanooga State (2)
Mar. 24
Sun.
Hiwassee (2)
Mar. 25
Mon.
Berry College (2)
Mar. 26
Tue.
Motlow State (1)
Mar. 27
Wed.
Sauk Valley (2)
Mar. 30
Sat.
Rock Valley (2)
Apr. 2
Tue.
Kishwaukee (2)
Apr. 3
Wed.
Elgin' (2)
Apr. 6
Sat.
Triton (2)
Apr. 7
Sun.
Wright' (2)
Apr. 9
Tue.
Joliet JC (2)
Thur. Apr. 11
Truman' (2)
Apr. 13
Sat.
Kankakee (2)
Apr. 14
Sun.
McHenry' (2)
Apr. 16
Tue.
South Suburban (2)
Thur. Apr. 18
Lake County (2)
Apr. 20
Sat.
Illinois Valley (2)
Apr. 21
Sun.
Morton' (2)
Apr. 23
Tue.
College of DuPage (2)
Thur. Apr. 25
Oakton' (2)
Apr. 27
Sat.
Illinois Central (2)
Apr. 28
Sun.
Sectionals
Fri.-Sun. May 3-5
Fri-Sun May 10-12 Region IV
DAY
Sat.
ROSTER
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Jeff Arroyo
Steve Beckwith
Dan Brown
Scott Card
Todd Cole
Dean Cu lotta
Ryan Farster
Tim Griesman
Jason Gogo
Steve Hortega
Brian Hoxsey
Michael Jourdan
Rich Johnston
Jeff Karnik
Eric Kartheiser
Todd Lane
Doug Mefford
Mark Nilles
Tom Schlekeway
Brett Wing
Chris Yarman
pos.
P-INF
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The Waubonsee
Baseball Program
The Waubonsee baseball team begins preparing forthe spring
season with an eight-week fall workout schedule that includes
18 scrimmage games against other colleges. During the fall
season, walk-ons attempt to make the squad. Each year, several players make the team as a walk-on. Formal practices
start in January and lead-up to a 50 game schedule that
includes flying down for a 12-game Southern trip through
Kentucky and Tennessee.
During the winter months, Waubonsee's baseball team has the
luxury of two indoor batting cages, three indoor pitching
mounds and an outstanding Fitness Center.
Waubonsee competes in the tough Skyway Conference and
plays in the NJCAA post-season tournament. The Chiefs are
traditionally noted for their tough, aggressive defense and use
of the running and bunting game as one of their key offensive
weapons.
Many top baseball players attended Waubonsee first. This
gave them the opportunity, as freshman, to play immediately.
The four-year colleges recruit heavily from the community
colleges to fill a position with a proven college player. At the
end of the regular season, Region IV holds an Annual All-Star
game to showcase the top sophomores for college and professional scouts. In his 14 years, Coach Randall has had 56
former players recruited to play baseball at four-year colleges,
while four have signed professional contracts.
Waubonsee Community
College Baseball Records
TEAM RECORDS:
Most Wins ...................... 27
Winning Streak................. 10
Home Runs ..................... 30
Runs Batted In ................. 240
Runs Scored ................... 299
Batting Average ................. 295
Fielding Percentage ............. 946
Double-Plays Turned .......... 44
Pitching Shut Outs.............
7
Lowest ERA .................... 2.38
1982 & 1986
1975 & 1986
1973
1982
1986
1986
1974
1986
1976
1974
SINGLE SEASON RECORDS:
Homeruns .......... 10
Runs Batted In ..... 42
Doubles ............. 18
Triples.. ............
5
Hits ...... ...... ..... 57
Hitting Streak .. 14 gms
Stolen Bases ....... 51
Batting Average .... .441
Wins................ 12
Saves ...............
4
Strike Outs ......... 173
Lowest ERA ........ 1.01
Shut Outs ..........
3
1986
1986
1980
1977
1986
1988
1987
1984
1973
1982
1973
1985
1973
Dave Blake
Dave Blake
Neal Wynn
Don Rasich
Greg Chione
Boyd Prucha
Scott Kawall
Ron Miller
Gary Oros
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Tom Miller
Gary Oros
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JEFF ARROYO
TODD COLE
No. 24
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Infielder
Ottawa H.S.
Business
No. 21
Catcher
Dixon H.S.
Pre-Education
H.S.: All-Conference
WCC: Injured 1990
STEVE BECKWITH
DEAN CULOTTA
No. 30
Pitcher (R)
Sandwich H.S.
Forestry
No. 33
Outfield/1 BM
Naperville Central H.S.
Business
WCC: 1-3 in 1990
H.S.: Injured Senior Year
WCC: Home Run Leader
DAN BROWN
RYAN FARSTER
No. 26
Infielder
Naperville North H.S.
Transfer:
Valencia Jr. College
Business
No. 19
Pitcher
Dixon H.S.
Accounting /
H.S:: All-Conference
SCOTT CARD
JASON GOGO
No. 14
First Base
Aurora Central H.S.
Pre Med
No. 28
Pitcher (L)
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Education
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RICH JOHNSTON
No.11
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Poudre H.S. (CO)
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Aviation
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Pitcher (R)
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Education
Team M.V.P.
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wce: 5 Wins
STEVE HORTEGA
MICHAEL JOURDAN
No.4
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Ottawa H.S.
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JEFF KARNIK
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Seneca H.S.
Business
No. 31
Third Base
Minooka H.S.
Education
WCC: Relief Rec. (17)
H.S.: All-Joliet Area
WCC: .265/20 RBI
DOUG MEFFORD
BRETT WING
No. 23
Catcher
Batavia H.S.
Business
No. 20
First Base
Aurora Central H.S.
Psychology
H.S.: All Area
All-Conference
Team M.V.P.
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MARK NILLES
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Outfielder
Aurora West H.S.
Physical Education
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Head Coach
Women's Softball
After inaugurating the
softball program at Waubonsee, coach Watson
went on to specialize as
the college's volleyball
coach. In 1991 he comes
back to head the program again.
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WOMEN'S SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
DAY
DATE
TEAM
Tue.
Apr. 2
Rock Valley (2)
Thur
Apr. 4
Elgin' (2)
Sat.
Apr. 6
Illinois Valley (2)
Tue.
Apr. 9
Kankakee (2)
Thur.
Apr. 11
Sat.
PLACE TIME
Rockford
2:30
Elgin
2:30
Oglesby
12:00
Sugar Grove
2:30
College of DuPage (2)
Glen Ellyn
3:00
Apr. 13
Carl Sandburg (2)
Galesburg
1:00
Mon.
Apr. 15
Joliet Jr. College (2)
Joliet
2:00
Tue.
Apr. 16
McHenry' (2)
Crystal Lake
2:30
Thur.
Apr. 18
College of Lake Co. ' (2)
Sugar Grove
2:30
Sat.
Apr. 20
Kankakee (2)
Kankakee
12:00
Tue.
Apr. 23
Morton' (2)
Sugar Grove
2:30
Thur.
Apr. 25
'Oakton (2)
Des Plaines
2:30
Thur.
May 2
Region IV Play-Oils
TBA
TBA
Sat.
May4
Region IV Play-Oils
TBA
TBA
Glen Ellyn
TBA
Hutchinson, KS
TBA
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OUTLOOK
Waubonsee's softball team enters the season with a new coach,
Don Watson, but not an unfamiliar one. Don previously coached
the Chiefs softball team in the early 1980's. He also heads the
women's volleyball program at Waubonsee.
The Chiefs will be returning five Sophomores this season,
headed by All-Conference catcher Tracey Latham. Freshman
Sue Alfano will have to handle the bulk of the pitching duties this
season.
Fri-Sat May 10-11
Region IV Tourney
Thur-Sat May 16-18 NJCAA Finals
The Chiefs are coming off a 19-16 record last year.
ROSTER
NAME
POS.
T B
HT.
YEAR
Anita Wolf
INF
L L
5-2
Freshman
Tracey Latham
C
R R
5-6
Sophomore
Sue Alfano
P
R R
5-5
Freshman
Stephanie Lunn
INF
R R
5-5
Freshman
Vicki Porter
OF
R R
5-9
Sophomore
Dawn Heriaud
OF
R R
5-8
Sophomore
Stacy Souders
INF
R R
5-10
Sophomore
Michelle Gilmore
INF
R R
5-8
Sophomore
Kim McLevain
OF
R R
6-3
Sophomore
Jen nifer Long
INF
R R
5-8
Freshman
Jennifer Shook
OF
R R
5-10
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MEN'S TENNIS
Standing (Jeft to right): Luke Magerko, Jeff Christner, Chris Ward, Coach Hill. Kneeling (left to right): Adam Lebin, Mike Ahng.
OUTLOOK
Coach Doug Hill comes into the season with five team members, including returning lettermen Mike Ahng and
Adam Lebin. Luke Magerko, Bob Padilla and Jeff Christner, all freshman, give the Chief's some very aggressive players.
The team will look to move-up in the pack in the Skyway Conference and perhaps put a dent in the Region IV
ratings.
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MEN'S TENNIS
DOUG
HILL
Head Coach
Men's Tennis
Coach Hill is beginning
his 18th year at the helm
of the Waubonsee tennis team. Doug is very
active in tennis in the
Aurora area as the president of the Golden Fox
Tennis Club and the
Northern Illinois District
endorser for junior players to advance to the
sectional and national
United States Tennis Association tournaments.
MIKEAHNG
Coach Hill remains an active player and has been ranked as high
as seventh in Northern Illinois in the 35-year-old division.
MEN'S TENNIS SCHEDULE
DAY
TEAM
Harper
Wright'
Oakton'
College 0) DuPage Inv.
PLACE TIME
2:45
Sugar Grove 2:45
DATE
Mar. 27
Apr. 2
Apr. 4
Apr. 6
Apr 9
Apr. 11
Sat.
Tue.
Apr. 13
Rock Valley
Apr. 16
Truman'
Wed.
Thur.
Apr. 17
South Suburban
Apr. 18
Sauk Valley
Sat.
Apr. 20
Illinois Valley
Wed.
Tue.
Thur.
Sat.
Tue.
Thur.
Palatine
Sugar Grove
2:45
Glen Ellyn
9:00
College of Lake Coun::,
Sugar Grove
2:45
McHenry'
Crystal Lake
2:45
Sugi'J Grove
12:00
Elgin'
Apr. 23
Fri-Sat Apr. 26-27 Skyway Conference
Tue.
Apr. 30
Joliet
Region IV
Th-Sun May 3-5
Tue.
Tue-Sat May 21-25 NJCAA Finals
Chicago
2:45
Sugar Grove
3:00
Dixon
3:00
Sugar Grove
12:00
Sugar Grove
2:45
Grayslake
TBA
Joliet
3:00
Rockford
TBA
Tyler, TX
TBA
JEFF CHRISTNER
ADAM LEBIN
ROSTER
H.S.
NAME
HT.
YEAR
Mike Anng
6-2
Sophomore
Adam Lebin
6-4
Sophomore
Geneva
Luke Magerko
6-1
Freshman
Kanelan
Jeff Christner
6-0
Freshman
Bob Padilla
6-0
Freshman
Oswego
Aurora Central
East Aurora
LUKE MAJERKO
The Responsibilities of Sportsmanship
THE OFFICIAL
THE PLAYER
1) Treats opponents with respect.
2) Plays hard, but plays within the rules.
3) Exercises self-control at all times, setting the
example for others to follow.
4) Respects officials and accepts their decisions
without gesture or argument.
5) Wins without boasting, loses without excuses,
and never quits.
6) Always remembers that it is a privilege to
represent the school and the community.
1) Knows the rules and their interpretations.
2) Places welfare of the participants above all
other considerations.
3) Treats players and coaches courteously and
demands the same from them.
4) Works cooperatively with fellow officials,
timers and/or scorers for an efficient contest.
5) Is fair and firm in all decisions, never compensating for previous mistake.
6) Maintains confidence, poise and self-control
from start to finish.
THE COACH
THE SPECTATOR
1) Treats own players and opponents with re-
spect.
2) I nspires in the athletes a love for the game and
the desire to compete fairly.
3) Is the type of person he/she wants the athletes
to be.
4) Disciplines those on the team who display unsportsmanlike behavior.
5) Respects the judgment and interpretation of
the rules by the officials.
6) Knows he/she is a teacher, and understands
the athletic arena is a classroom.
1) Attempts to understand and be informed of
the playing rules.
.
2) Appreciates a good play no matter who makes
it.
3) Cooperates with and responds enthusiastically
to cheerleaders.
4) Shows compassion for an injured player; applauds positive performance; does not heckle,
jeer or distract players; and avoids use of
profane and obnoxious language and behavior.
5) Respects the judgment and strategy of the
coach, and does not criticize players or
coaches for loss of a game.
6) Respects property of others and authority of
those who administer the competition.
7) Censures those whose behavior is unbecoming.
The Man in The Glass
When you get what you want in the struggle for self
and the world makes you king for a day,
Just go to the mirror and look at yourself,
and see what that man has to say.
For it isn't your father or mother or wife
whose judgement upon you must pass;
The fellow whose verdict counts most in your life
is the one staring back from the glass.
Some people may think you're a straight-shooting
chum
and call you a wonderful guy,
But the man in the glass says you're only a bum
if you can't look him straight in the eye.
He's the fellow to please, never mind the rest
for he's with you clear to the end,
and you've passed your most dangerous, difficult
test
if the man in the glass is your friend.
You may fool the whole world down the pathway of
years
and get pats on the back as you pass,
But your final reward will be heartaches and tears
if you've cheated the man in the glass.
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