2007 olivet college women's golf

TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK FACTS

Preview/Coaching Staff ........................................................................ 1Meet the Comets/Roster Breakdown .................................................... 22007 Team Picture ................................................................................ 2Returning Letterwinners ....................................................................... 3Comet Newcomers/2006-07 Review ................................................... 42006-07 Stroke Averages and Team Finishes .................................... 5History ................................................................................................... 6Alumni Salute ........................................................................................ 7Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association ......................................... 82007 Schedule .................................................................... Back Cover

Location: ................................................................... Olivet, MI 49076Founded: ..................................................................................... 1844Enrollment: ................................................................................. 1,050Affiliation: .................................................................NCAA Division IIIConference: ..................... Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic AssociationPresident: ........................................................... Don Tuski ’85, Ph.D.Director of Athletics: .................................................. Tom Shaw ’88

Phone number: ................................................... (269) 749-7161E-mail address: ................................... [email protected]

Associate Athletic Director: ................................. Heather BatemanAssistant Athletic Director: ........................................... Glen MetcalfAssistant AD for Fundraising: ......................... Dominic Livedoti ’65Athletic Department Administrative Assistant: ........ Chris Bramer

Phone number: ................................................... (269) 749-7512Assistant VP for College Relations: .......................... Jerry RashidSports Information Director: ..................................... Geoff Henson

Office phone number: ....................................... (269) 749-7602E-mail address: ............................... [email protected] phone number: ....................................... (517) 543-2683Cell phone number: .......................................... (616) 902-0338

Head Athletic Trainer: .................................................. Kate DornbosPhone number: ................................................... (269) 749-4167

Head Coach: .......................................................................... Bill MaasAlma mater, year: ...................................................... Olivet, 1989Office phone number: ....................................... (269) 749-7567Cell phone number: .......................................... (517) 231-5604E-mail address: .................................. [email protected]

2006 MIAA Finish .......................................................................... FirstLetterwinners returning/lost: ...................................................... 6/3

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Olivet College athletics, please visit:

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Established in 1844, Olivet College isa private, liberal arts institution located insouth central Michigan, between BattleCreek and Lansing. Olivet was one of thefirst institutions in America to admit womenand minorities. The college is dedicated toits vision of Education for Individual andSocial Responsibility, and remains true toits roots by providing a quality highereducation to all, regardless of gender, raceor financial means. Olivet College is hometo more than 1,000 students, who studyunder The Olivet Plan. In this uniqueeducational experience, students engage in both curricular and co-curricular programs that combine real world experiences with lecturesand service learning.

Olivet College offers 28 programs leading to a bachelor of artsdegree, a master of arts in teaching degree, and dual degree programswith two higher education institutions in Michigan. Olivet is accredited bythe North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

The college offers opportunities for students to get involved in morethan 20 clubs and organizations. Approximately 40 percent of all Olivetstudents participate in athletics on a non-scholarship basis.

Olivet consistently has one of the most diverse student populationsof any private institution in Michigan. In a typical year, the student bodyincludes 20 percent minority students and international students from 14countries. All of this makes the campus community a microcosm of theworld – an ideal place for learning to live and work in the global societyof the 21st century.

ABOUT OLIVET COLLEGE

CREDITS: The 2007 Olivet College women’s golf guideis a publication of OIivet’s Office of College Relations.The gu ide was des igned and wr i t ten by Spor tsInformation Director Geoff Henson with editing by thecol lege relat ions staf f . The guide was pr inted byGraphics 3, Inc. in Coldwater.

WOMEN’S GOLF

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The Olivet College women’s golf team captured the 2006Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) championshipduring the fall and the MIAA playoff in the spring. By virtue of winningthe playoff, the Comets earned the league’s automatic bid to the2007 NCAA Division III National Championships, where they placedninth of 20 teams. Therefore, one word, “repeat,” describes thegoal for the 2007 team.

According to Head Coach Bill Maas, “there is no doubt that thegoal to repeat is a realistic one because of the talent of the returninggolfers. In fact, I believe that we will put up better scores than lastyear.”

Leading the group of returning golfers are juniors Trisha McKim(DeWitt) and Lindsay Pipkin (White Lake/Lakeland). McKim andPipkin earned first-team All-MIAA honors for the second straightyear in 2006. In addition, Pipkin became the first women’s golfer inschool history to be named to the National Golf Coaches AssociationAll-Great Lakes Region team.

In the four MIAA rounds during the fall, McKim totaled 339strokes for a 84.8 average. Pipkin was only three strokes behindat 341 and 85.3. During the spring, McKim had a 90.1 average,while Pipkin had a team-low 83.9 average, including an 80.3average in the three MIAA rounds.

“Trisha and Lindsay are such great individuals,” said Maas.“Going to nationals last year opened their eyes to show what hardwork can do. Together, they were our best recruiting class and theyhave not let us down.”

2007 SEASON PREVIEW

WOMEN’S GOLF

Senior Amanda Sanders (Concord) is also back after earning2006 second-team All-MIAA honors with an 88.5 stroke average.Senior Jennifer Lambarth (Saline) is expected to return to theteam after missing the entire 2006 season. As a freshman in 2004,she earned first-team All-MIAA honors.

“Amanda has a high level of talent,” says Maas. “For whateverreason, she has not been able to shake some of the bad luck shehas experienced. I am hoping that Jen can return to her freshmanand sophomore form. She was a big part of our success during herfirst two years.”

Also look for sophomores Katie Misko (Alma) and MeganRimmel (Ithaca) to have an impact on this year ’s team. Last year,both played as individual scorers during the fall MIAA rounds andwere not eligible for postseason honors. Misko averaged 89.5strokes in two rounds. Rimmel was first in the player standings withan 84.3 average in four rounds. During the spring, she was secondon the team with an 84.4 average.

“I am hopeful that Katie can continue her trend of getting better,”Maas said. “Megan played a lot during the summer, and I expecther to step up and have a great year.”

Freshmen Amber Conrad (Battle Creek/Harper Creek) andAbby Wheeler (Grayling) add depth to the roster. Conrad tied forseventh-place at the 2007 Michigan High School Athletic Association(MHSAA) Lower Peninsula Division II Girls’ Golf Finals, whileWheeler was 10th at the 2007 MHSAA Lower Peninsula Diivision IIIGirls’ Golf Finals.

Bill Maas is in his fifth season as Olivet’s headwomen’s golf coach. He also serves the athleticdepartment as the NCAA compliance coordinatorand academic counselor.

Maas has steadily built Olivet into the topwomen’s gol f program in the MichiganIntercollegiate Athletic Association. Last year, theComets captured the MIAA championship and

received the league’s automatic bid to the 2007 NCAA Division III NationalChampionships. Olivet finished in ninth-place (out of 20 schools) at thenational championships and was only one stroke behind the eighth-place finisher. The team’s rise to the top spot in the MIAA came afterrunner-up finishes in 2004 and 2005.

Maas is a 1989 graduate of Olivet. While a student at Olivet, Maaswas a four-year letterwinner on the soccer team and as a junior andsenior, he served as team captain.

Maas resides in Olivet with wife, Amy. He is the assistant fire chieffor the city of Olivet.

HEAD COACH BILL MAAS ’89

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Name Yr. Hometown High SchoolAmber Conrad Fr. Battle Creek Harper CreekJennifer Lambarth Sr. Saline SalineTrisha McKim Jr. DeWitt DeWittKatie Misko So. Alma AlmaLindsay Pipkin Jr. White Lake LakelandMegan Rimmel So. Ithaca IthacaAmanda Sanders Sr. Concord ConcordAbby Wheeler Fr. Grayling Grayling

MEET THE COMETS

WOMEN’S GOLF

BY YEARSeniors (2): Jennifer Lambarth and Amanda SandersJuniors (2): Trisha McKim and Lindsay PipkinSophomores (2): Katie Misko and Megan RimmelFreshmen (2): Amber Conrad and Abby Wheeler

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

2007 TEAM PICTURE

2007 OLIVET COLLEGE WOMEN’S GOLF TEAMFront row (from left): Megan Rimmel, Lindsay Pipkin, Jennifer Lambarth and Trisha McKimBack row (from left): Head Coach Bill Maas, Abby Wheeler, Amber Conrad, Amanda Sanders and Katie Misko

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WOMEN’S GOLFRETURNING LETTERWINNERS

Jennifer lambarth

Senior ............................................... Saline

Lambarth’s Career Stroke Averages

TOTAL TOTAL STROKE L O WYEAR ROUNDS STROKES AVERAGE ROUNDFall 2004 14 1,186 84.7 80Spring 2004 4 349 87.3 84Fall 2005 15 1,278 85.2 80Spring 2006 3 289 96.3 90TOTAL 36 3,102 86.2 80

Trisha McKIM

Junior ................................................ DeWitt

McKim’s Career Stroke Averages


katie Misko

Sophomore .......................................... Alma

Misko’s Career Stroke Averages

TOTAL TOTAL STROKE L O WYEAR ROUNDS STROKES AVERAGE ROUNDFall 2006 9 840 93.3 89Spring 2007 4 355 88.8 85TOTAL 13 1195 91.9 85

Lindsay Pipkin

Junior ......................................... White Lake

Pipkin’s Career Stroke Averages


Megan RIMMEL

Sophomore ........................................ Ithaca

Rimmel’s Career Stroke Averages

TOTAL TOTAL STROKE L O WYEAR ROUNDS STROKES AVERAGE ROUNDFall 2006 12 1,031 85.9 81Spring 2007 7 591 84.4 79TOTAL 19 1,622 85.4 79

AMANDA SANDERS

Senior ........................................... Concord

Sanders’ Career Stroke Averages

TOTAL TOTAL STROKE L O WYEAR ROUNDS STROKES AVERAGE ROUNDFall 2004 14 1,276 91.1 83Spring 2004 4 341 85.3 79Fall 2005 11 969 88.1 76Spring 2006 5 437 87.4 81Fall 2006 11 957 87.0 80TOTAL 45 3,980 88.4 76

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COMET NEWCOMERS

WOMEN’S GOLF

Amber Conrad

Freshman ................................. Battle Creek

Olivet College women’s golf team makes history during the 2006-07 seasonUnder the direction of Head Coach Bill Maas, the Olivet

College women’s golf team wrote a couple new chapters inthe college’s record books during the 2006-07 season.

The fall season was outstanding for the Comets, as theycaptured their first-ever Michigan Intercollegiate AthleticAssociation (MIAA) championship by 50 strokes. The entireOlivet starting lineup earned All-MIAA honors. Kristy Latimer,Stephanie Nicolai, Trisha McKim and Lindsay Pipkin earnedfirst-team honors, while Amanda Sanders was a second-teamselection. Latimer was the MIAA’s Most Valuable Golfer. Inaddition, Megan Rimmel made an impact despite being anindividual scorer in Olivet’s four MIAA rounds.

Also during the fall season, Pipkin broke the 18-holeschool record by posting a 74 at the Aquinas CollegeInvitational. As a team, the Comets recorded the second-bestteam score in school history with a 315 at the sametournament.

During the spring season, Olivet played in a three-roundMIAA playoff where the winner would receive the MIAA’sautomatic bid to the 2007 NCAA Division II I NationalChampionships.

Olivet hosted the first two playoff rounds at The MedalistGolf Club. The home course proved to be an advantage, as

the Comets jumped out to a 16-stroke lead after the two rounds.The final round was played at the Zollner Golf Course inAngola, Ind., and Olivet took first-place by seven strokes toearn its first-ever trip to the national championships.

The national championships were May 8-11 at the ElCampeon Golf Course at the Mission Inn Resort in Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. The Comets posted identical 352 team scoresin the first two rounds and stood in 11th-place. In the thirdround, Olivet shaved 22 strokes off its first two round scoresand moved up two spots in the team standings. The Cometshad a 337 in the fourth round for a total of 1,370 strokes and aninth-place finish, only one stroke behind eighth-placeMiddlebury (Vt.) College.

Individually, Latimer tied for 30th-place with a 334 (87-87-80-80). Pipkin was next at 337 (85-86-83-83), followed byMcKim, 350 (89-90-86-85); Rimmel, 361 (101-89-81-90) andNicolai, 385 (91-96-92-106).

At an awards dinner during the championships in Florida,Pipkin was recognized for being named to the 2006-07 NGCAAll-Great Lakes Region team. She is the first-ever Olivet golferto earn All-Region honors.

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ABBY WHEELER

Freshman ....................................... Grayling

WOMEN’S GOLF2006-07 STROKE AVERAGES AND TEAM FINISHES

2006 Fall SeasonName Total Total Stroke Best MIAA MIAA MIAA

Strokes Rounds Avg. Round Strokes Rounds AverageTrisha McKim 1,030 12 85.8 82 @ Knox & Aquinas 339 4 84.8Katie Misko 840 9 93.3 89 @ MIAA Championship 179 2 89.5Stephanie Nicolai 1,038 12 86.5 82 @ four different rounds 354 4 88.5Lindsay Pipkin 1,012 12 84.3 74 @ Aquinas 341 4 85.3Megan Rimmel 1,031 12 85.9 81 @ Olivet #1 337 4 84.3Amanda Sanders 957 11 87.0 80 @ Saint Francis 354 4 88.5Kristy Latimer 848 10 84.8 77 @ Aquinas 341 4 85.3Amanda London 796 8 99.5 90 @ Aquinas 405 4 101.3

Team FinishesDate Tournament -- Course Finish Team Score

9/2-9/3 @ Ferris State Bulldog Invitational -- Katke Golf Course 11th 334-344=6789/8 @ Knox (Ill.) Invitational -- Soangetaha Country Club Tied 1st 356

9/11 @ Saint Francis (Ind.) Cougar Invitational -- Fort Wayne Elks Country Club 1st 3349/17 @ Baldwin-Wallace Invitational -- Mallard Creek Golf Club 2nd 336

9/22-9/23 OLIVET FALL INVITATIONAL -- MEDALIST GOLF CLUB 1ST 331-341=6729/27 @ Aquinas Invitational -- Scott Lake Country Club 1st 3159/30 @ MIAA Jamboree #2 (Saint Mary’s, Ind.) * -- Blackthorne Golf Club 1st 33410/3 @ MIAA Jamboree #3 (Hope) * -- Macatawa Legends Golf Course Tied 1st 34110/7 @ Siena Heights Invitational -- Tecumseh Country Club 1st 353

10/14 @ MIAA Championships (Calvin) * -- Bedford Valley Country Club 1st 348

2007 Spring SeasonName Total Total Stroke Best MIAA NCAA

Strokes Rounds Avg. Round Average AverageLindsay Pipkin 587 7 83.9 78 @ MIAA Playoff #2 80.3 84.0Megan Rimmel 591 7 84.4 79 @ MIAA Playoff #3 84.3 90.3Kristy Latimer 604 7 86.3 80 @ NCAA #3 & #4 85.7 83.5Katie Misko 355 4 88.8 85 @ Ill. Wesleyan #2Trisha McKim 631 7 90.1 85 @ NCAA #4 89.3 87.5Stephanie Nicolai 641 7 91.6 86 @ Ill. Wesleyan #2 92.0 96.3Amanda London 317 3 105.7 99 @ MIAA Playoff #3

Team FinishesDate Tournament -- Course Finish Team Score

3/30-3/31 Capital (Ohio) Purple & White Invitational -- Foxfire Golf Club Tied 2nd 353-346=6994/14-4/15 @ Illinois Wesleyan Spring Fling -- Ironwood Golf Course 7th 344-337=681

4/20 MIAA PLAYOFF #1 -- THE MEDALIST GOLF CLUB 1ST 3384/21 MIAA PLAYOFF #2 -- THE MEDALIST GOLF CLUB 1ST 3504/24 MIAA Playoff #3 (Tri-State, Ind.) -- Zollner Golf Course 1st 331

5/8-5/11 NCAA Division III National Championships -- El Campeon (Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla.) 9th 352-352- 330-337=1,371

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WOMEN’S GOLF

1. 74 - Lindsay Pipkin - 9/27/2006Aquinas Invitational; Scott Lake Country Club; Grand Rapids

2. 76 - Lindsay Pipkin - 9/12/2005Jon Spiess Tournament; Ironwood Golf Course; Wauseon, Ohio

76 - Amanda Sanders - 9/12/2005Jon Spiess Tournament; Ironwood Golf Course; Wauseon, Ohio

4. 77 - Kristy Latimer - 4/16/2005Illinois Wesleyan Spring Fling; Ironwood Country Club; Normal, Ill.

77 - Lindsay Pipkin - 9/28/2005Aquinas Invitational; Scott Lake Country Club; Grand Rapids

77 - Kristy Latimer - 9/27/2006Aquinas Invitational; Scott Lake Country Club; Grand Rapids

7. 78 - Kristy Latimer - 9/13/2004Jon Spiess Tournament; Ironwood Golf Course; Wauseon, Ohio

78 - Kristy Latimer - 9/26/2004Baldwin-Wallace Invitational; Big Met Golf Course; Fairview Park, Ohio

78 - Lindsay Pipkin - 9/3/2006Ferris State Invitational; Katke Golf Course; Big Rapids

78 - Lindsay Pipkin - 9/22/2006Olivet Invitational; The Medalist Golf Club; Marshall

78 - Kristy Latimer - 9/30/2006MIAA Jamboree #2; Blackthorne Golf Club; South Bend, Ind.

78 - Lindsay Pipkin - 4/21/2007MIAA Playoff #2; The Medalist Golf Club; Marshall

1. 314 - 9/12/2005 Jon Spiess Memorial TournamentIronwood Golf Course; Wauseon, Ohio

2. 315 - 9/27/2006 Aquinas InvitationalScott Lake Country Club; Comstock Park

3. 322 - 9/26/2004 Baldwin-Wallace InvitationalBig Met Golf Course; Fairview Park, Ohio

4. 326 - 4/15/2005 Illinois Wesleyan Spring FlingIronwood Golf Club; Normal, Ill.

326 - 4/16/2005 Illinois Wesleyan Srping FlingIronwood Golf Club; Normal, Ill.

6. 330 - 9/13/2004 Jon Spiess Memorial TournamentIronwood Golf Course; Wauseon, Ohio

330 - 5/10/2007 NCAA Division III National Championships (round #3)El Campeon Golf Course; Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla.

8. 331 - 9/22/2006 Olivet College InvitationalThe Medalist Golf Club; Marshall

331 - 4/24/2007 MIAA Playoff #3Zollner Golf Course; Angola, Ind.

10. 333 - 10/9/2004 MIAA Championships (round #2)Bedford Valley Golf Club; Battle Creek

333 - 9/28/2005 Aquinas InvitationalScott Lake Country Club; Comstock Park

333 - 10/16/2005 Franklin Lady Grizzly Fall InvitationalThe Legends of Indiana Golf Club; Franklin, Ind.

All-Time Top 10 Individual Rounds All-Time Top 10 Team Scores

MIAA Finishes

Year Finish1996 4th1997 4th1998 6th1999 6th2000 8th2001 8th2002 5th2003 5th2004 2nd2005 2nd2006 1st

All-Time All-MIAA selections

Year Name1999 Lisa Toncray (1st-team)2003 Kristy Latimer (2nd-team)2004 Jennifer Lambarth (1st-team)

Kristy Latimer (1st-team)2005 Trisha McKim (1st-team)

Lindsay Pipkin (1st-team)Stephanie Nicolai (2nd-team)

2006 Kristy Latimer (1st-team and MVP)Trisha McKim (1st-team)Stephanie Nicolai (1st-team)Lindsay Pipkin (1st-team)Amanda Sanders (2nd-team)

Scholar All-Americans

Year Name2002-03 Katie Edick

Wendy Mickelwait2003-04 Katie Edick

Kristy LatimerWendy Mickelwait

2004-05 Katie EdickJennifer Lambarth

2005-06 Jennifer LambarthLindsay Pipkin

2006-07 Katie MiskoLindsay PipkinMegan Rimmel

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HISTORY

WOMEN’S GOLF

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The Olivet College women’s golf programwould like to congratulate Katie Edick ’06,

Kristy Latimer ’07 and Stephanie Nicolai ’07on earning full-time jobs.

Katie is a full-time teacher at Ovid-Elsie Schools.Kristy is the marketing assistant at

Binder Park Zoo in Battle Creek.Stephanie is a commercial lines underwriter at

J.M. Wilson Corporation in Portage.

CONGRATULATIONS KATIE, KRISTY AND STEPHANIE!!

L a t i m e r N i c o l a i

The Medalist Golf Club15701 N Dr. N

Marshall, MI 49069

Home course for the Olivet College women’s golf team

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WOMEN’S GOLFMICHIGAN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

The Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA)is America’s oldest collegiate athletic conference.

The 2007-08 school year marks the 121st consecutiveyear of operation for the NCAA Division III affiliated conference.The MIAA was founded March 24, 1888. From the verybeginning, the MIAA has conducted full-season championshipsin multiple sports. There have been changes in some of thesports (bicycle racing and Indian club juggling have long sincedisappeared, and basketball did not even exist in 1888), butthese changes have served to develop the MIAA into one ofAmerica’s finest NCAA Division III conferences, today offering18 sports for men and women.

The MIAA’s continuity is noteworthy. Of the 12 schoolsthat have had full membership, eight are still members — Adrian,Albion, Alma, Calvin, Hope, Kalamazoo, Olivet, and SaintMary’s. Significantly, not one of these eight colleges has everbelonged to any other formal league. Albion and Olivet werecharter members although Albion is the only member to holdcontinuous membership. Ex-members are Michigan StateUniversity (1888-1907), Eastern Michigan University (1892-1926), Hillsdale College (1888-1960), and Defiance College(1997-2000).

The MIAA’s membership list went unchanged from 1960until 1997 when the Defiance College of Ohio and Saint Mary’sCollege of Indiana were invited to join. It also marked the firsttime that the league added members outside the state ofMichigan. The league stipulated, however, that the name ofthe conference would not change. The inaugural year ofcurrent members are: Adrian (1908), Albion (1888), Alma(1902), Calvin (1953), Hope (1926), Kalamazoo (1896), Olivet(1888), and Saint Mary’s (1997).

The MIAA marked a historic note in 2002 when the leagueaccepted Wisconsin Lutheran College of Milwaukee as anassociate member for the purpose of competing in football.Wisconsin Lutheran announced in 2005 that it will leave theMIAA after the 2007 season to join another conference.

Tri-State University of Angola, Ind., became a conferencemember in 2004-05 upon its acceptance as a provisional NCAAmember.

Adrian CollegeAlbion College

Alma CollegeCalvin College

Hope CollegeKalamazoo College

Olivet CollegeSaint Mary’s College

Tri-State University

2007 MIAA Spring StandingsR1 R2 R3 TOTAL AVG

Olivet 338 350 351 1,019 339.7Tri-State 366 351 339 1,055 351.6Albion 350 354 352 1,056 352.0Hope 350 367 349 1,066 355.3Saint Mary’s 374 386 382 1,142 380.8Kalamazoo 390 412 369 1,171 390.3

2006 MIAA Fall StandingsR1 R2 R3 R4 TOTAL AVG

Olivet 331 334 341 348 1354 338.5Tri-State 352 356 341 355 1404 351.0Albion 357 366 379 362 1464 366.0Saint Mary’s 375 364 372 373 1484 371.0Alma 379 396 376 401 1552 388.0Hope 392 374 397 391 * 1554 * 388.5 *Kalamazoo 395 396 405 398 1594 398.5Calvin 432 420 410 424 1686 421.5Adrian 501 dnp dnp dnp

* -- Hope was unable to compete in the final tournament because of an automobile accident enroute to thecompetition. The MIAA Board of Control determined Hope would finish sixth in the seasonal standings. Todetermine Hope’s final ranking, their +/- average stroke total was determined to the average stroke total foreach jamboree (J-1-3). This found Hope’s +/- strokes to the average to be +11. The tournament average (T1)stroke total was 380.

2006 All-MIAA HonorsSeasonal Medalist: Kristy Latimer, Olivet

All-MIAA First-TeamKylee Ehinger, Tri-State*Elizabeth Kreger, Albion**

Kristy Latimer, Olivet**Stephanie Nicolai, Olivet*Lindsay Pipkin, Olivet**Trisha McKim, Olivet**

* denotes number of years first-team All-MIAA

All-MIAA Second-TeamKate Doornbos, Saint Mary’s

Tracy Ellis, Tri-StateBrittney Kempers-Makohn, Tri-State

AnnMarie Jasieniecki, AlbionAllison Rodino, Tri-StateAmanda Sanders, Olivet

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2007 OLIVET COLLEGEWOMEN’S GOLF SCHEDULE

SEPT. 1-2 @ Ferris State Bulldog Invitational 8:30 a.m.(Katke Golf Course)

5 @ Kalamazoo Invitational 2 p.m.(Milham Park Golf Course)

8 MIAA Jamboree #1 (Kalamazoo) * 1 p.m.(Milham Park Golf Course)

11 MIAA Jamboree #2 (Tri-State, Ind.) * 1 p.m.(Zollner Golf Course)

15-16 @ Illinois Wesleyan Invitational TBA(Ironwood Golf Course)

21-22 OLIVET FALL INVITATIONAL 1 P.M./8:30 A.M.(MARSHALL COUNTRY CLUB)

25 MIAA Jamboree #3 (Alma) * 1 p.m.(Bucks Run Golf Coude)

29-30 @ Millikin (Ill.) Invitational 8:30 a.m.(Red Tail Run Golf Course)

OCT. 5-6 MIAA Championships (Adrian) * 1 p.m./9 a.m.(Bedford Valley Country Club)

BOLD RED CAPS denote home event* - denotes MIAA match

Education for Individual and Social Responsibilitywww.olivetcollege.edu/athletics/

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Olivet College is constructing a new multipurpose events center thanksto the generosity of Dave Cutler, a 1965 Olivet alumnus. Cutler has contributedtwo donations totaling $4.3 million toward the $5.1 million facility. In recognitionof his outstanding support of the college, Olivet will name the facility TheCutler Events Center. Construction began in September.

According to Cutler, his support of the center has been given in recognitionof Olivet’s 1961 football team. That year, he was the starting quarterback andled the Comets to one of their best overall records in school history at 8-1.

“Olivet College is very fortunate to have an alumnus such as DaveCutler, who has taken on a tremendous responsibility by funding the majorityof the events center,” said Olivet President Don Tuski.

“This is truly a monumental gift that helps Olivet maintain a competitiveedge with other colleges and universities. The entire Olivet College communityis grateful for Dave Cutler’s outstanding support through the years.”

Olivet College breaks ground for The Cutler Events CenterThe 44,500-square-foot multipurpose facility will be added on to the

existing athletic building at the Cutler Athletic Complex. It will be used by thecollege and community for activities ranging from athletic events tocommencement exercises, student events, guest speakers, concerts andconferences. The new facility will include a fitness center, 100-meter track,locker rooms, coaches’ offices and wrestling room. Olivet’s men’s and women’sbasketball, volleyball and wrestling programs will use the facility for practicesand competition. All of the college’s 18 NCAA Division III athletic programswill use the center for off-season workouts and conditioning.

A native of DeWitt, Cutler is a noted software engineer and designer withMicrosoft and holds more than 20 patents. After arriving at Microsoft in 1988,he launched the Windows NT group and has since led the development ofthree major releases of the product. In addition to leading the Windows 2000team, Cutler contributed to the architecture of all parts of the system. Inrecognition of his significant contributions to the field, Cutler was awardedmembership in the National Academy of Engineering in 1993.

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