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Kayak For Sabercats Resulting in B. Snaly

Maranatha students Jon Gress and Jacob Boucher joined friend Garrett Feik to kayak the 320-mile Rock River from Horicon Marsh, WI, to Quad Cities, IL, to raise money for a Sabercat mascot costume.

Originally, the men planned to complete their task in 17 days, but were able to finish in 15, setting the record for the first group to have ever kayaked the entire river in consecutive days. The story garnered press from numerous local newspapers and TV stations and helped raise over $1,500 toward the Sabercat costume.

As a result of the money earned during Kayak for Sabercats as well as other donations Maranatha was proud to introduce “B. Snarly” on Friday, October 3, during a competitive volleyball game against Northland International University. On that night, an enthusiastic crowd celebrated the newest member of the athletics family, B. Snarly. The official mascot of the Sabercats was formally introduced with the Maranatha lineups prior to the game and took to the crowd, high-fiving the Crazies and taking “selfies” throughout the match. Thank you to all of those who donated and had a part in bringing B. Snarly into the Maranatha family.

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Athletic Department Mission StatementThe mission of the athletic department is to develop

leadership skills in the student-athlete through skilled training, godly mentoring, and intercollegiate competition.

Cross Country...................4-7

Football........................10-13

Men’s Soccer.................14-17

Women’s Soccer...........20-23

Volleyball.....................24-27

Introducing the Maranatha SabercatsAbout the Sabercat

What we know about the Saber-toothed cat has been determined from the fossil record. Hundreds of thousands of Sabercat bones have been excavated from the La Brea Tar Pits in California and fossil beds have been discovered throughout North and South America as well as in Europe.

Since 1901, scientists have studied the bones and learned much about the Saber-toothed cat. Smilidon fatalis literally means “deadly knife tooth.” Fearsome and ferocious, Saber-toothed cats were bear-like in stature, with powerful limbs, large neck muscles, and up to nine-inch canines. A hunter of mammoths and other large beasts, the Saber-toothed cat was among the “most impressive carnivores ever to have lived.” Similar to lions, they would work together to preserve and protect the pack.

The Bible says in Genesis 1:24 that land animals like the Saber-toothed cat were created on the sixth day. And according to Genesis 6:19-21, we know every cat “kind” boarded the Ark. Creation scientists at Answers in Genesis suggest the Saber-toothed cat “probably migrated to America via land bridges around the early part of the Ice Age (approx. 2,200 BC) and became extinct by the end of the Ice Age (approx. 1,600 BC).”

We consider our MBU Sabercats fierce opponents and courageous athletes. But the Sabercats also embody cooperation, teamwork, and strong family ties—all characteristics inherent in the MBU brand.

Information on Saber-toothed cats from: 1) University of California Berkeley Museum of Paleontology: Sabre-toothed Cats; 2) Illinois State Museum: Saber-toothed Cats; 3) Answers in Genesis; 4) National Geographic.

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Team statistics and results can be found at www.mbu.edu/athletics


Left to Right: Coach Ruth Steinbart, Lucas Vancina, Danael Kluver, Michael Kluver, Isaiah Nupson, Joshua Kruit, Caleb Wagner, Robert Turax, Coach Paul Zdroik Not Pictured: Elijah Walters, Benjamin Peden

Left to Right: Coach Ruth Steinbart, Leah Ng, Shana Duke, Katie Vander Pluym, Rachel Bates, Natalie Deman, Rebecca Wenthold, Michelle Kramlich, Sarah Vander Pluym, Coach Paul Zdroik Not Pictured: Margo Watson


Coach Ruth SteinbartRuth Steinbart enters her second season as the head coach of the men’s and women’s cross country teams, with a goal of winning Nationals this season after a 3rd place finish by the men, and 4th place finish by the women last season, in Cedarville, Ohio. Steinbart, a 2010 graduate of Maranatha who now resides in Watertown, Wisconsin, has participated in multiple half-marathons and 5Ks and currently works in the athletic department as the Administrative Assistant. She is joined by assistant coach, Paul Zdroik, who serves on staff at the Watertown Area YMCA and has competed in marathons across the country, including both the Chicago and Boston Marathons.

2014 Cross Country ScheduleDate Meet Location TimeAugust 13 Concordia Dual H 4:00 p.m.September 13 Concordia WI Open A 11:00 a.m.September 20 Ripon A 11:00 a.m. September 27 Maranatha Invite H 11:00 a.m.October 04 Wisconsin Lutheran Invite A 11:00 a.m.October 10 Bethel Invite A 5:00 p.m.October 18 WI Private Colleges A 11:00 a.m. November 15 NCCAA Nationals A 10:00 a.m. Houghton College, NY

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2013 Cross Country Season ReviewHead coach Ruth Steinbart’s first year was a success with a third place finish by the men’s team and a fourth place finish by the women’s team, at the NCCAA DII Nationals, hosted by Cedarville University in Cedarville, Ohio. Throughout the season, Margo Watson (Atlanta, GA) was Maranatha’s women’s top runner, and crossed the finish line with a time of 20:45.99 in sixth-place in Division II. Watson’s finish helped the team place fourth overall with 112 points.The men’s team put together a third-place finish with 93 points, out of nine teams and received a seventh-place finish from Caleb Wagner (Sandusky, MI) in his first season with a 29:45.74 in the 8,000 meter race. Michael Kluver (Sauk Centre, MN) also finished in the top-10, coming in two spots behind Wagner in ninth place, with a mark of 29:58.14.

Maranatha had several highlights during the regular season, including a 26th place finish by Watson in the 6,000 meter race at the Concordia University Wisconsin Falcon Invite at the beginning of the season. Watson also registered a 38th place finish out of 167 participants at the College of Dupage Invitational two weeks later. Kluver steadily improved each meet for the men’s team, starting off in the 31-minute range, and chopping his time down to 30:07.1 at the Bethel College Invitational in mid-October and 30:04.5 in the Wisconsin Private College Championships before posting his best race at Nationals. The team’s rookie of the year, Wagner, eclipsed Kluver in the latter half of the season as the top runner, and was selected to the Association of Division III Independents (AD3I) All-Independents 2nd Team, along with Kluver and Watson.

Featured AthletesKatie Vander PluymA sophomore out of Whitewater, WI, will have the opportunity to become the top runner for the women’s team, and started this season strong with a 24:24 in the 6K race, good for 36th out of 181 participants at the Concordia University Wisconsin Open.

Caleb WagnerA sophomore out of Sandusky, MI, finished last season as the top representative from the men’s team. Wagner finished in the top-10 at Nationals with a seventh

place finish in a time of 29:45.74 in the 8K race.


RosTERWomen’s RosterName Ht. Year Hometown High SchoolRachel Bates 5-7 Sophomore Mullica Hill, NJ HomeschoolNatalie Deman 5-7 Sophomore Frederic, MI Immanuel Christian Cait-Michelle Kramlich 5-5 Senior Milford, DE Milford ChristianTwila Linville 5-7 Sophomore Bement, IL Crossroads AcademyLeah Ng 4-11 Freshman Mayville, WI Mayville High SchoolKatie Vander Pluym 5-8 Sophomore Whitewater, WI Kettle Moraine BaptistSarah Vander Pluym 5-8 Freshman Whitewater, WI Kettle Moraine BaptistMargo Watson 5-7 Sophomore Atlanta, GA Killian Hill ChristianRebecca Wenthold 5-6 Senior Atkinson, IL Homeschool Shana Duke 5-4 Sophomore Faith Chrisitian Academy

Head Coach: Ruth Steinbart Assistant Coach: Paul Zdroik

Men’s RosterName Ht. Year Hometown High SchoolMichael Kluver 6-6 Junior Sauk Centre, MN HomeschoolJoshua Kruit 6-1 Freshman Hartford, WI Hartford High SchoolIsaiah Nupson 6-2 Sophomore Cass Lake, MN HomeschoolBenjamin Peden 5-6 Junior Hill AFB, UT HomeschoolRobert Truax 6-3 Sophomore Lexington, SC HomeschoolLucas Vancina 6-0 Sophomore New Lenox, IL HomeschoolCaleb Wagner 6-0 Freshman Sandusky, MI HomeschoolElijah Walters 6-1 Senior Buck Creek, IN HomeschoolDanael Kluver 6-2 Sophomore Sauk Centre, MN Homeschool


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Akins added to the Maranatha Hall of FameCoach Akins’ accomplishments at Maranatha are very diverse and

always sprinkled with humor. As a student in the early years at Maranatha, Rich was a class officer and participated in Fine Arts events. He played on the football team from 1972 – 1975. During his junior and senior years, the team won two championships. Coach Akins taught at Maranatha Baptist Academy for fifteen years, served as the school administra-tor for six years and was head football coach for thirty years. During his time as head football coach, his teams tied or won 10 Indian Trails Conference championships. Dr. Akins impacted the lives of many collegiate ath-letes during his six years as Maranatha’s athletics director. His involvement in Fine Arts events and as a public speaker span the whole time he served at Maranatha. Though Coach would crack a joke or down play the impact he has had on a countless number of lives, those individuals bear testimony to the impact he has had. He continues to serve

the Lord as the pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Jefferson.

Coach Akins was honored on August 29, 2014 with induction into the Ma-ranatha Athletics Hall of Fame. His plaque reads: “In recognition of his accom-plishments on the football field as a Maranatha Crusader (1972-1975) and off the field as a Christian educator, coach, athletic director, and pastor; and for his dedication to our Maranatha Crusader and Sabercat athletes and athletic com-petition. As an intercollegiate athlete in the formative years of athletics at Maranatha, Dr. Akins exemplified the spirit, enthusiasm, and work ethic that Maranatha Baptist University desires to instill in all its athletes. As a coach, athletic director and teacher in Christian education, Dr. Akins has influenced the lives of count-less young people, instilling these same qualities in others as he continues to minister in the local church for the cause of Jesus Christ. Dr. Akins’ legacy and testimony, both on and off the field of competition, shall ever remain as a testament to the Lord Jesus Christ and to Maranatha Baptist University Athletics.”


Left to Right: Head Coach Nate Spate, Assistant Coach Clayton Morrison, Assistant Coach Phil Price, Assistant Coach John Metelo, Assitant Coach Charles Benintende, Assitant Coach Matt Matsen, McKinley Reed, Caleb Prigge, Joe Manion, Tim Matzke, Jordan Garrison, Ryan Palmer, Tanner Carrillo, Al King, Jordan Delay, Koby Zahl, Josiah Brendemuehl, Pavel Jelinek, Jason Hudson, Matt Wetzel, Jonah Bueltel, Joe Starr, Ethan Kennon, Morris Matzen, Clint Saxson, Ben Schultz, Robert Hines, Dan Kiesling, Jordan Dersch, Elijah Kazarovich, Kenny Reed, Reese Bosnyak, Sebastian Basaldua, Gunner Rastenburg, Brett Sarver, Mark Brooks, Nick Dresher, Nathan Kibler

2014 Football ScheduleDate Opponent Place TimeAugust 30 Alumni Scrimmage H 2:00 p.m.September 6 Martin Luther H 1:00 p.m.September 13 Lawrence University A 7:00 p.m.September 20 Central College, IA A 2:00 p.m. September 27 Concordia-Chicago A 1:00 p.m.October 4 Trinity Bible College H 1:00 p.m.October 11 Presentation College A 1:00 p.m.October 18 Washington University A 12:00 p.m.October 25 Concordia-Ann Arbor H 12:00 p.m.November 8 Alfred State H 12:00 p.m.November 15 Kentucky Wesleyan A 1:00 p.m.


FooTbALLFeatured Athletes

Ethan KennonA junior linebacker from Raleigh, N.C., Kennon was awarded by the NCAA DIII for finishing with the most tackles (158) and tackles per game (15.8). He is an All-NCCAA Second Team selection, and enters the season as a USA College Football DIII Preseason All-American, with the right to play in the USA College Football Bowl on January 19, in Jackson, MS.

Jordan DeLayA senior receiver from Flint, MI, was the team’s leading receiver last season, and was selected as an All-NCCAA Honorable Mention after compiling 778 yards receiving and eight touchdowns in 10 games played.

Ben SchulzA sophomore linebacker from Lake Mills, WI, Schulz will be a key component to the team’s success at the linebacker position. Last season, in just seven games, Schulz recorded the fourth-most tackles (50) and had 1.5 sacks and a forced fumble.


2013 Football Review The Sabercats picked up a big win against Martin Luther College at the beginning of the season under then-head coach Andy Peterson, scoring with just over a minute remaining in the game for a 56-54 thriller. Maranatha held a sizable 50-34 lead early in the quarter, but Martin Luther scored on their next three drives, nearly pulling off a big comeback before Sabercats quarterback Brandon McCormick threw a 57-yard TD to receiver Jordan DeLay on 3rd and eight to win the game with 1:06 left on the clock. Maranatha’s offense racked up 580 yards of offense that day, and the McCormick to DeLay connection was a constant throughout the season with the quarterback throwing for 1,972 yards and 15 touchdowns, while targeting DeLay for 57 passes for 778 yards and eight touchdowns. The team enjoyed contributions from freshman running back Clint Saxon, who rushed for 597 yards on 144 carries for a 3.7 yard average, and receivers Joel Kobosh and Joe Manion posted 469 and 329 yards respectively. The defense was led by linebacker Ethan Kennon, who was awarded the NCAA DIII as the National Statistical Champion for his 15.8 tackles per game average. Kennon compiled 158 total tackles, also the most in DIII, and had three pass breakups, one interception and 12.5 tackles for loss. Kennon was joined on defense by lineman Jordan Dersch, who recorded 75 tackles and four sacks while defensive back Clayton Morrison led the team with five interceptions and five pass breakups. Individual honors went to four players selected to the All-NCCAA Second Team and Honorable Mention, beginning with Kennon who made the 2nd Team while offensive lineman Gabe Kluver joining him on the 2nd Team. DeLay and Dersch were both named Honorable Mention.

Head Coach Nate Spate Spate graduated from Maranatha with bachelor degrees in both History and Physical Education, and received his Master of Science in Sport Coaching in 2003 from the United States Sports Academy. Spate took his first position in 1995 as head coach of the Juvignac Felins, a Division II semi-professional team located in Juvignac, France, after learning of the team through a football missions trip led by former head coach Terry Price. In his first year, Spate led Juvignac to a semifinals appearance. He returned to Maranatha to complete his undergraduate work, then returned to Juvignac in 1997 to lead the Felins to a District Championship. He graduated the following year and married his college sweetheart Tara Snider. The former UMAC All-Conference Team selection enters his twentieth season of coaching, with two state championships at Trinity Christian Academy (Jacksonville, FL) and twelve playoff appearances at six different high schools, including six at Trinity and three at Eagle’s View Academy (Jacksonville, FL). He set eight offensive school records at Eagle’s View and six while at Canyon Creek Christian Academy (Richardson, TX). Spate preaches “systems that build programs, teams that win championships, and players that play to compete.”


RosTERFootball RosterNo. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown High School 2 Caleb Prigge So. DB 5-8 160 Watertown, WI Maranatha Baptist 3 Joseph Manion Sr. WR 6-0 185 Watertown, WI Maranatha Baptist4 Jonah Bueltel Fr. WR/DB 5-10 160 Naples, FL First Baptist5 Timothy Matzke Jr. DB 6-1 170 Flint, MI Birch Run High6 McKinley Reed Jr. RB 5-9 160 Kaysville, UT Davis High 10 Jordan Garrison Fr. WR 5-9 165 Watertown, WI Maranatha Baptist11 Bob Thompson Fr. DE/LB 5-5 151 Xenia, OH Xenia Christian High12 Ryan Palmer So. LB/TE 6-1 204 Rapids City, SD Rapid City Christian13 Tanner Carrillo Jr. WR 5-11 190 Hartford, WI Hartford Union15 Alessandro King So. RB 5-8 160 Orr, MN Homeschool 20 Jordan DeLay Sr. WR/RB 5-7 165 Flint, MI Faith Baptist21 Koby Zahl Fr. FS/WR 6-0 172 Roberts, WI Homeschool 22 Josiah Brendemuehl Sr. SS/RB 5-9 190 Michicot, WI Michicot High 23 Pavel Jelinek Fr. WR 5-10 150 Cambridge, WI Utica Christian School24 Jason Hudson So. RB 5-7 140 Watertown, WI Maranatha Baptist25 Matthew Wetzel So. DB 5-11 150 Watertown, WI Maranatha Baptist28 Jason Pulliam Fr. WR 5-8 151 Montrose, CO Homeschool30 Joseph Starr Fr. DB 5-11 210 Raleigh, NC Friendship Christian31 Ethan Kennon Sr. LB 5-11 210 Raleigh, NC Friendship Christian32 Morris Matson Fr. FS/WR 5-10 176 Racine, WI Washington Park High 36 Clint Saxon So. RB 5-10 175 Watertown, WI Maranatha Baptist50 Ben Schulz So. LB 6-2 190 Lake Mills, WI Maranatha Baptist53 Jordan Dersch Sr. LB 5-11 205 Prattville, AL East Memorial Christian54 Robert Hines Jr. LB 6-3 185 Buckanan, MI Homeschool55 Dan Kiesling So. OL 6-3 270 Lainsburg, MI Lainsburg56 Elijah Kazarovich Fr. DL 5-8 165 Puyallup, WA Tacoma Baptist High66 Kenny Reed Sr. DL 5-11 200 Pinedale, WY Pinedale High68 Reese Bosnyak Fr. OL 6-3 279 Hamden, CT Homeschool70 Sabastian Basaldua Jr. OL 6-1 290 Forreston, IL Polo Community High72 Gunnar Rastenburg Fr. OL/K/P 6-2 219 Indianapolis, IN Freewood Christian76 Brett Sarver Fr. OL 6-6 247 Popler Bluff, MO Westwood Baptist82 Mark Brooks So. WR 5-11 165 Cedarburg, WI Homeschool86 Nick Dresher Fr. WR 6-1 177 Wisconsin Rapids, WI Lincoln High School99 Nathan Kibler Fr. OL 5-10 180 Watertown, WI Maranatha BaptistHead Coach: Nate SpateAssistant Coaches: Phil Price, Charles Benintende, Clayton Morrison, Matt Matsen, John Metalo


Front Row: Daniel Kroll, Wira Wama, Steven Thompson, Thomas Bagin, Isaias Castillo, Brett Cournoyer, Matthew Sheeley, Michael Ba-gin, Jeremy Knudsen, Daniel Anderson, Judson Morris, Nathan Akers, Second Row: Manager ?, Assisant Coach Lane Hansel, Assistant Coach Dave Anderson,Andrew Delozier, Timothy Rogers, Josh Knoedler, Marc Suderman, Jackson Miller, Charles Leeds, Randal Larson, Shane Moore, Dan Depue, Taylor Pill, Kyler Mowry, Ryan Raley, Head Coach Jeff Pill, Assistant Coach Chris Jochum

2014 Soccer ScheduleDate Opponent Place TimeAugust 30 Alumni Scrimmage H 11:00 a.m.September 5 Central College, IA H 4:00 p.m.September 6 Ripon A 3:30 p.m.September 9 Concordia-WI (JV) A 5:15 p.m.September 13 Kuyper H 2:00 p.m.September 16 Wisconsin Luthern H 4:00 p.m.September 18 Concordia-Chicago H 4:00 p.m.September 20 Iowa Wesleyan H 1:00 p.m.September 23 Moody H 4:00 p.m.September 26 Grace Bible College A 5:00 p.m.September 27 Great Lakes Christian A 1:00 p.m.September 30 IL Insitute of Technology A 5:00 p.m.October 7 Lakeland A 4:00 p.m.October 9 Emmaus A 3:30 p.m.October 11 UW Platteville H 1:00 p.m.October 16 Concordia-WI (JV) A 4:00 p.m.October 18 Edgewood A 1:30 p.m.October 25 NCCAA Playoff Game TBD TBAOctober 28 NCCAA Playoff Game TBD TBANovember 1 NCCAA Regional Final TBD TBANovember 12-15 NCCAA Nationals TBD TBA


MEn’s soCCERCoach Jeff Pill

Coach Jeff Pill enters his seventh season at Maranatha as Soccer Coordinator and Men’s Soccer Coach, after leading his team to an NCCAA 2013 Midwest Region Semifinal appearance against Northland International University. In the 2008 season, Coach Pill’s leadership contributed to the first NCCAA Men’s Soccer Midwest Regional Championship since 1990, guiding the team to a fifth-place finish in the National Tournament as well. Pill was named the NCCAAII Midwest Region Coach of the Year in 2008 and led his teams to Top-10 finishes in the NCCAAII for five years in a row. Before Coach Pill’s arrival at Maranatha, he served as Women’s National Staff Coach for U.S. Soccer and assistant coach for the U19 National Team with an international record of 11-0-1. Since 1994, Coach Pill has been part of the National Instructional Staff, contributing to the training of the 1996 U.S. Women’s National

Team Olympic team and helping to coordinate the Under-14 Girls National Team program. Coach Pill holds a USSF “A” License, a NSCAA Advanced National Diploma, and a National Youth License for coaching. Pill was invited to the 2012 Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs as part of a committee reviewing curriculum for coaching instruction at the highest level of the national coaching program. Coach Jeff Pill’s achievements include five New Hampshire Coach of the Year awards, Sportsman of the Year, New Hampshire Senior All-Star Coach, and the President’s Award from the New Hampshire Soccer Association. Coach Pill spent time on the New Hampshire Senior All-Star Selection Committee, serving as Vice President for the New Hampshire Coaches Association, working as a technical reporter for FIFA during the 1994 and 1999 World Cup games, and serving as Director of Coaching for New Hampshire. Aside from soccer, Coach Pill is a husband and father of three who models a God-honoring life for his family and team. His goals are to equip his players to excel on the field as well as in life as followers of Christ.

Tonal Defenders Ministry TeamThe Tonal Defenders Ministry Team is made up of members from the men’s soccer team. Throughout the year, the men conduct soccer clinics in the area and minister in local churches through singing, playing instrumental music, teaching, and preaching. Their desire for ministry is two-fold: to connect with communities by using soccer as an outreach tool and to encourage local churches through music and preaching.

The group started when the idea was proposed to develop the team’s tradition of singing before each game into a full-blown ministry. With the assistance of Jim Harrison, Vice President of Institutional Advancement, they schedule churches to visit during the course of the year. In addition to their ministry in churches, the Tonal Defenders put on soccer clinics in Watertown on different Saturdays throughout the year. Several of the players also put on clinics for the local teams of the Watertown Soccer Club on a continuing basis.


Featured AthletesWira WamaA sophomore midfielder out of Papua New Guinea, was selected to the AD3I All-Inde-pendents 1st Team, and named 2013 AD3I Offensive Player of the Year. Known for his fancy footwork, Wama posted a team-leading 12 goals, and 29 points while starting all 18 games.

Drew DeLozier A a senior midfielder out of Watertown, WI, was

named the 2013 AD3I Defensive Player of the Year, and also selected to the AD3I All-Independents 1st Team. DeLozier’s veteran presence, and ability to

direct the defense was a major reason for the team’s NCCAA Midwest Region Semifinal appearance.

Taylor PillA senior midfielder out of Watertown, WI had a breakout season for the Sabercats, with nine goals and seven assists, good for 25 points, which was second-best on the team. Pill was a 1st Team AD3I All-Independents Team selection.

2013 Men’s Soccer Season ReviewAD3I Head Coach of the Year Jeff Pill, and his squad took a big step forward in the 2013 season, meshing well and continuing their process-oriented system and narrowly missing the NCCAA DII Midwest Region Championship game after advancing to the Regional Semi-Final against Northland International. The Sabercats defeated Kuyper College 4-1 to advance to the semi-final, and held a 1-0 lead for most of the match, until the Pioneers finally broke through a sturdy Maranatha defense for a goal at the 80th minute. The game weaved its way through double overtime and ended in a shootout thriller in favor of the host team, but served notice that the men’s soccer team was on the rise, finishing with a 9-7 regular season record. Throughout the season, Maranatha had several impressive wins, including against NCAA DIII opponents Wisconsin Lutheran (3-1), Ripon (3-2) and Beloit College (3-0). Several catalysts for the team received conference recognition, including midfielder Wira Wama (Papua New Guinea) who led the team in goals (12), and points (29), and was selected as the Association of Division III Independents (AD3I) Offensive Player of the Year and NCCAA DII Second-Team All-American. Wama made the AD3I All-Independents First Team. Standout defender Drew DeLozier (Watertown, WI) was selected as an NCCAA DII First Team All-American and was named the AD3I Defensive Player of the Year, while making the AD3I All Independents First Team. Senior midfielder Taylor Pill (Watertown, WI) was an NCCAA DII Second-Team All American and First Team selection to the AD3I All-Independents Team.


RosTERMen’s Soccer RosterNo. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown High School0 Charles Leeds Jr. GK 6-2 180 Fond du Lac, WI Trinity Baptist1 Randal Larson Fr. GK 6-3 210 Rosemount, MN First Baptist2 Michael Bagin Sr. Back 5-8 150 Richfield, WI Homeschool3 Timothy Rogers Jr. Forward 6-0 155 Willmar, MN Homeschool4 Taylor Pill Sr. Midfield 6-0 167 Watertown, WI Homeschool5 Brett Cournoyer Fr. F/MF 5-10 160 Coon Rapids, MN Woodcrest Baptist6 Kyler Mowry Jr. Midfield 5-11 160 Inverness, IL Schaumburg Christian7 Jeremy Knudsen Jr. Forward 5-10 152 Charlotte, NC Bible Baptist Christian8 Josh Knoedler Jr. MF/B 6-1 156 North Port, FL Community Christian9 Judson Morris Fr. Back 5-10 190 Watertown, WI Maranatha Baptist10 Isaias Castillo Fr. MF/B 5-8 Queens, NY Cardozo High School11 Andrew DeLozier Sr. Back 6-0 170 Watertown, WI Maranatha Baptist12 Wira Wama So. MF/F 5-8 172 Papua New Guinea Gloucester High 13 Shane Moore Sr. Back 5-3 170 Baltimore, MD Calvary Baptist 14 Thomas Bagin So. MF/F 5-9 147 Richfield, WI Homeschool15 Nathan Akers Fr. MF/B 5-10 167 Loveland, CO Front Range High16 Jackson Miller Jr. Midfield 6-4 180 Marinette, WI Faith Christian17 Daniel Kroll Fr. Back 5-9 155 Owatonna, MN Owatonna Christian18 Marc Suderman Sr. Back 6-2 165 Newton, KS Berean Academy19 Ryan Raley Fr. MF 6-0 162 Charlotte, NC Bible Baptist 20 Daniel Anderson Jr. MF/B 5-8 140 Roscoe, IL Berean Baptist21 Dan Depue Jr. Forward 6-2 180 Resisteucia, ARG Rayos de Cuz22 Matthew Sheeley Fr. B/MF 5-9 160 Kansas City, MO Tri-City Christian23 Steven Thompson So. MF 5-9 141 Brighton, IL Mississippi Valley27 Christian Gresham Fr. Midfield 5-6 150 Warmister, PA PA Cyber Charter


AVCA Team Academic AwardThe Maranatha Baptist University Sabercats volleyball team achieved a 3.54 team grade-point average for the 2013-14 school year, and for the second straight year, joined 675 other schools in winning the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Team Academic Award. Teams must earn at least a 3.30 cumulative team grade-point average on a 4.0 scale, and a 4.10 on a 5.0 scale.The 676 mark represents the most schools to earn the award since its inception in 1993, trumping last year’s 623 mark, which spans 10 different divisions, including NCAA Divisions I, II, and III; NAIA; and the NCCAA.Maranatha’s affiliation, NCAA Division III, put forth the second-most schools of any division—126, while Division I came out on top with 134 institutions.

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Front Row: Anna Dahl, Courtney Dunn, Alyson Dunn, Olivia Doerstling, Michala Marino, Kaitlyn Rygh, Rachel Chesky, Audrey Risma, Bethany Wright; Second Row: Assistant Coach ?, Manager Janae Jorgenson, Amanda Walton, Hannah McCutheon, Julie Scheps, Harmony Lorch, Natascha Vinz, Brooke Moses, Lindsay Hodges, Rachel Kibler, Alexis Herbert, Head Coach Bryan Board, Not Pic-tured: Cherilyn Jorgenson

2014 Soccer ScheduleDate Opponent Place Time

August 30 Alumni Scrimmage H 9:00 a.m.September 5 Central H 2:00 p.m.September 6 Ripon A 1:00 p.m.September 9 Alverno H 4:00 p.m.September 11 Lakeland H 4:00 a.m.September 16 Lawrence A 4:00 p.m.September 17 MSOE H 3:30 p.m.September 18 Edgewood A 7:00 p.m.September 23 Wisconsin Lutheran A 7:00 p.m.September 26 Kentucky Christian A 12:00 p.m.Septmeber 27 Ohio Christian University A 1:00 p.m.October 4 Finlandia A 1:00 p.m.October 9 Concordia-Chicago H 3:30 p.m.October 11 Illinios Insitutes of Technology H 3:15 p.m.October 16 Mount Mary H 3:30 p.m.October 21 Grace Bible College A 3:00 p.m.October 24 Rockford A 3:00 p.m.November 1 Grace Bible College H 1:00 p.m.November 12-15 NCCAA Nationals A TBA


Featured AthletesHarmony LorchA junior midfielder from Aurora, CO, was selected to the AD3I All-Independents 1st Team in 2013. Her knowledge of the system, and goal scoring ability helped her finish second on the team in points (18), second on the team in goals (7) and tied for third in assists (4).

Courtny DunnA sophomore midfielder from Oshkosh, WI, Dunn was third on the team in points (11), and tied for third in goals (3) and assists (4). Dunn’s quickness and vision helped her and Lorch form a stellar midfield, and was selected to the AD3I All-Independent First Team.

Natascha VinzA sophomore forward from Sheboygan, MI, Vinz was the offensive spark on the team, finishing with a team-high 17 goals, and six assists, for 40 points. She was a 2nd Team AD3I All-Independents selection and had the most shots on the team (43).

Coach Bryan BoardCoach Bryan Board enters his fourth season as head coach and fifth overall coaching the women’s soccer team. In 2013, Board led the Sabercats to a 9-10 record overall , and took 6th place at the NCCAA DII National Tournament with a 2-1 shootout loss to Ohio Christian. Board began as co-head coach with Sommer Rudolph in 2010, leading the Sabercats to a 13-7 record after winning eight of their final 10 matches. In 2012, he led Maranatha to a 5th place finish in a 3-2 shootout win over Kentucky Christian, and in 2011, the Sabercats advanced to the NCCAAII Regional Championship game. Coach Board, a 2003 Maranatha graduate, played four years of soccer and a year of football during college. Board coached Bible Baptist and Community Christian Schools to three state runner-up finishes from 2003-2009 and helped with the U-17 Boys Watertown Soccer Club in 2010-2011.

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2013 Women’s Soccer Season Review A fifth place finish in the NCCAA DII National Tournament narrowly eluded the 2013 women’s soccer team with a 2-1 shootout loss at the hands of the #5-ranked Ohio Christian TrailBlazers, in Kissimmee, Florida. The Sabercats and TrailBlazers met earlier in the regular season in a double-overtime match that Maranatha won 3-2. But the Nationals rematch featured an Ohio squad determined to equal the score, and after a 1-0 lead by Maranatha, a late goal by Ohio Christian forced a shootout. A series of thrilling, back and forth scoring ensued, but the TrailBlazers rallied from 2-1, to win 5-4 on penalty kicks.

Maranatha’s season started with a promising 2-1 start and the Sabercats were powered by freshman forward Natascha Vinz (Sheboygan, MI). Vinz amassed six goals those three games and ended the year as the leading goal scorer, with 17 goals and six assists. Vinz was later named an NCCAA DII 2nd Team All-American and 2nd Team AD3I All-Independents Team selection. Midfielders Harmony Lorch (Aurora, CO) and Courtney Dunn (Oshkosh, WI) were both selected to the AD3I All-Independents First Team. Lorch was also a 1st team NCCAA All-American while Dunn was a 2nd Team NCCAA All-American. Lorch was the second leading scorer on the team with 18 points (7 goals, 4 assists) and Dunn was third with 11 points (3 goals, 5 assists). Goalkeeper Michala Marino (Grand Blanc, MI) also got in on the mix with an AD3I All-Independents Second Team selection after finishing with a 1.88 goals against average and six shutouts. Maranatha had a field day against NCCAA opponents during the regular season, recording a flawless 7-0 mark and out-scoring teams by a whopping 44-3 margin and posting five shutouts. The team’s largest margin of victory came in a lopsided 16-0 win over Lincoln Christian in which the team had three players with at least two goals.

Maranatha concluded the season by winning three out of their last four games, including wins over Rockford University (NCAA DIII), Beloit College (NCAA DIII) and Grace Bible College.


RosTERWomen’s Soccer RosterNo. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School0/21 Michala Marino Jr. GK 5-8 Grand Blanc, MI Genesee Christian2 Audrey Risma So. Foward 5-0 Fort Collins, CO Cornerstone Christian3 Hannah McCutcheon Fr. Forward 5-7 Athabasca, CA Edwin Parr Composite4 Amanda Walton So. MF 5-7 Grand Rapids, MI Park Christian5 Courtney Dunn So. Midfield 5-2 Oshkosh, WI Oley Valley High6 Harmony Lorch Jr. Midfield 5-8 Aurora, CO Rangeview High School7 Bethany Wright So. Forward 5-2 Watertown, WI Maranatha Baptist8 Brooke Moses Fr. Midfield 5-8 Lodi, WI Homeschool9 Natascha Vinz So. F/MF 5-7 Cheboygan, MI Homeschool10 Olivia Doerstling Jr. Forward 5-5 Lantana, TX Coram Deo Academy11 Anna Dahl Fr. Forward 5-3 Woodville, WI Baldwin-Woodville12 Alexis Herbert Fr. Forward 5-6 Higginsville, MO Tri-City Christian13 Alyson Dunn Sr. D 5-6 Oshkosh, WI Oley Valley High14 Rachel Chesky So. Midfield 5-5 Reedsburg, WI Reedburg Area High15 Rachel Kibler So. D 5-7 New Lisbon, WI Homeschool16 Julie Scheps Jr. F/MF 5-7 Lapeer, MI Homeschool17 Kaitlyn Rygh Jr. D 5-6 Atlanta, GA Killian Hill18 Cherilyn Jorgenson So. M 5-6 Owatonna, MN Owatonna Christian19 Lindsay Hodgs Jr. D 5-8 Rock Springs, WY Homeschool

Head Coach: Bryan BoardAssistant Coach:Lisa Collogan


Front Row: Alexis Johnson, Alison Renz, Hannah Ross, Rachel Wells, Abigail Jones, Julia Gunst, Racheal Glaze, Second Row: Head Coach Regina Delozier, Samantha Swiatek, Megan Rasmussen, Staci Ross, Stacey Reinke, Kayla Richerson, Heather White, Pam Borchardt, Emily Thompson, Kelli Fox, Assistant Coach Autumn Stevens

Getting Involved in the Community The Sabercat Athletic teams are always finding something to do to help out the Watertown Community. Both the football team and the volleyball team work to keep a stretch of Wisconsin highway clean as part of the Adopt-A-Highway program. The SAAC, Student Athlete Advisory Committee, collects cans from the Maranatha student body each fall that are donated to the Watertown Food Pantry. Most of the teams are also involved with the YMCA, hosting clinics for the area youth. Giving back to the Watertown community is part of being a Sabercat.


Coach Regina DeLozierCoach Regina DeLozier enters her eighth season as the head coach for the Sabercats women’s volleyball team with a 138-87 overall record. DeLozier’s team finished 2-2 at the 2013 National Tournament, and in the 2012 NCCAAII National Championship Tournament, finished in 2nd place after reaching the championship game against #1 Clearwater Christian. DeLozier guided her squads to consecutive semifinal appearances in the 2010 and 2011 NCCAAII National Tournaments. Coach DeLozier came to Maranatha from Marquette Manor Baptist School in Downers Grove, Illinois, in 2007. At Marquette Manor, DeLozier enjoyed a successful high school coaching career winning the 2005 and the 2006 IACS State Tournaments. Regina places a high value on personal and team testimony and character. Regina’s faith is of great importance to her and she lives in such a way as to glorify God through her life. Coach DeLozier helps the athletes on her team to live in a

God-honoring way on and off the court so that they can be a testimony to others. Coach DeLozier is a graduate of Northeastern Oklahoma State University where she majored in both Engineering Physics and Mathematics. Regina’s experiences in the corporate and education fields have gained her a broad experience in adult, elementary, and secondary education during the past 26 years. Coach DeLozier serves on the faculty at Maranatha teaching in the science and math programs.

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2014 Volleyball ScheduleDate Opponent Place Time

August 29-30 Spikefest A TBASeptember 5 Northland A 10:00 a.m.September 6 Northland A 10:00 a.m.September 11 MSOE H 7:00 p.m.September 12 UW Oshkosh Classic A 5:30 p.m./7:30 p.m.September 13 UW Oshkosh Classic A 12:00 p.m./2:00 p.m.September 18 Marian A 7:00 p.m.September 19 Concordia-WI Tri A 5:00 p.m./7:00 p.m.September 20 Moody Quad A 1:00 p.m./3:00 p.m.Septmeber 23 IL Insitute of Technology H 7:00 p.m.September 27 Finlandia Quad A 2:00 p.m./4:00 p.m./8:00 p.m.October 3 NIU H 6:00 p.m.October 4 Moody H 6:00 p.m.October 7 MSOE A 7:00 p.m.October 10 Mount Mary Tri A 4:00 p.m./6:00 p.m.October 11 Finlandia H 6:30 p.m.October 17 UW Superior Quad A 5:30 p.m./7:30p.m.October 18 UW Superior Quad A 10:00 a.m./12:00 p.m.October 24 Mount Mary H 7:00 p.m.October 28 IL Institute of Technology H 7:00 p.m.October 31-Nov. 1 NCCAA Regionals A TBANovember 12-15 NCCAA Nationals FL TBA


2013 Volleyball Season ReviewThe Sabercats customary march into the championship round of the NCCAA DII National Tournament fell shy last season, but the team posted a 2-2 record in the tournament and finished the season 24-11 overall. Coming off a 2012 Championship Game appearance against Clearwater Christian, #6 Maranatha suffered losses against #3 Lincoln Christian and #2 Clearwater Christian College to open the 2013 tournament, but concluded with a pair of 3-0 sweeps over #7 Arlington Baptist College and #10 West Coast Baptist College. Maranatha faced Lincoln, its biggest threat in the Midwest Region, three times, including a regular season matchup the Sabercats claimed, and a regional and

national tournament matchup. The Red Lions were handed a 3-0 loss during the regular season, in what ended up concluding Maranatha’s second, six-game winning streak. The first was a 6-0 start to the season, capped by an impressive 3-2 win over a tough NCAA Division III opponent, Concordia Wisconsin. Maranatha also took to task a Dominican University squad that made the NCAA DIII Regional Tournament, forcing scores of 20-25, 25-27 and 19-25 in a tight 3-0 loss on September 20, and swept NAIA opponent, Indiana University Northwest, twice. The team’s third and final win streak, eight games, took them through the end of the regular season and concluded with a 3-0 victory over Moody Bible Institute to open NCCAA Midwest Region Play. The Red Lions evened the score though in the rematch, winning 3-1, and again at nationals. Individually, middle blocker Laci Peterson (Chillicothe, IL) was named AD3I Player of the Year, and All-Independents 1st Team, while being selected as an NCCAA/AVCA DII 1st Team All-American after ranking 6th in the NCAA DIII in kills per set (4.56). Maranatha had four more selections to the AD3I All-Independents Teams; libero Sam Swiatek (Walled Lake, MI), and Lauren Schulz (Lake Mills, WI) to the Second Team, and setters Pam Borchardt (Watertown, WI) and Emily Thompson as Honorable Mention. Schulz also made the NCCAA All-American 2nd Team.As a team, Maranatha earned the AVCA Team Academic Award, honoring institutions that earn at least a 3.30 cumulative GPA out of a 4.0 scale while having six players on the NCCAA Scholar-Athlete list.


RosTERVarsity Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School3 Emily Thompson Sr. S 5-0 Watertown, WI Maranatha Baptist4 Rachel Wells So. OPP 5-9 Danville, IL First Baptist Christian5 Stacie Ross Sr. OPP 6-0 Wyoming, MI Freedom Christian6 Abigail Jones Fr. DS 5-5 Union Grove, WI Union Grove Christian7 Rachael Glaze Fr. OH 5-8 Twin Falls, ID Twin Falls Christian8 Alexis Johnson Fr. MB 5-10 Stephenson, MI Stephenson9 Megan Rasmussen Sr. DS 5-2 Watertown, WI Tri-City Baptist12 Heather White Jr. OPP 5-9 Watertown, WI First Baptist Christain13 Julia Gunst So. S 5-8 Neosho, WI Maranatha Baptist14 Kelli Fox Jr. OH 5-7 Matthews, NC Bible Baptist15 Pam Borchardt Sr. OPP/S 5-10 Watertown, WI Maranatha Baptist16 Stacy Reinke Jr. OH 5-11 Clintonville, WI Clintonville High19 Kaylah Richerson Sr. OPP 5-9 Elmwood, IL Calvary Baptist22 Samantha Swiatek Jr. L 5-3 Walled Lake, MI Wixom Christian23 Alison Renz Sr. OPP 6-0 Lake Mills, WI Maranatha BaptistHead Coach: Regina DeLozierAssistant Coach: Autumn StevensFeatured Athletes

Allison RenzA sophomore middle blocker from Lake Mills, WI, was second on the team with 174 kills, and her length and athleticism were an immediate impact to the team. Her defense at the net led her to the second-most blocks on the team, with 21 solo blocks and 67 block assists.

Emily ThompsonA senior setter out of Watertown, WI, returns as the team’s top setter and was named AD3I Honorable Mention after accumulating 546 assists in the 2013 campaign. Thompson’s quickness and speed on the assist sets the tone for Maranatha’s offense.

Stacy ReinkeA junior outside hitter from Clintonville, WI, was third on the team with 160 kills in 2013, and was a solid two-way player with 149 digs and 44 blocks (12 solo). Reinke’s serving was another key component to the team’s success, as she notched 48 aces, most on the team.


Men’s SoccerRecord: 10-3NCCAA Record: 7-3Top 10 in NCCAA National Rankings NCAA DIII: Finished Top 20

1st Team All Independent:Drew DeLozier, Taylor Pill, Wira Wama, Brian LundquistAll Region Team:Drew DeLozier, Taylor Pill, Brian Lundquist, Wira WamaOffensive Player of the Year - Wira WamaDefensive Player of the Year - Drew DeLozier

Women’s SoccerRecord: 8-7NCCAA Record: 6-0 6th Place finish at National TournamentNCCAA Miswest Regional Champions

1st Team All Independent: Harmony Lorch, Courtney Dunn2nd Team All Independent:Natascha Vinz, Michala MarinoAll Region Team: Audrey Risma, Natascha Vinz, Harmony Lorch, Courtney DunnDefensive Player of the Year - Michelle RothOffensive Player of the Year - Natascha VinzMost Valuable Player - Harmony Lorch

2013 Records and AwardsCross CountryWomen’s Team:Finished 4th overall at NationalsMen’s Team:Finished 3rd overall at NationalsTop 5 guys finished in top 25

2nd Team All Independent:Margo Watson, Caleb Wagner, Michael KluverRookie of the Year - Caleb WagnerMost Improved Runner - Natalie Deman, Caleb WagnerCoaches Award - Margo Watson, Robert Truax

FootballRecord: 1-9NCCAA Record: 0-1

Tackles Per Game - Ehtan Kennon

VolleyballRecord: 24-11NCCAA Record: 10-15th Place Finish at National Tournament

1st Team All Independent:Laci Peterson2nd Team All Independent:Sam Swiatek, Lauren SchulzMost Valuable Offensive Player - Laci PetersonMost Valuable Defensive Player - Sam SwiatekCoaches Award - Stacie Ross


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