2014 Women's Tennis Media Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS/QUICK FACTSwww.waynesburgsports.com

Intro

Quick Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

President's Letter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Head Coach Ron Christman . . . . . 3

ITA Academic Success . . . . . . . . . . 4

Waynesburg Courts . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Season Outlook

2014 Season Preview . . . . . . . . . . . 6

2014 Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Player Bios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

2013 in Review

2013 Season Recap . . . . . . . . . . . 15

2013 Results/Statistics . . . . . . . . . . 16

PAC Standings/Results . . . . . . . . . 17

Team History

PAC Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Year-by-Year Results . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Presidents' Athletic Conference

PAC Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Waynesburg Profile

Waynesburg University . . . . . . . . . 21

General InformationLocation: Waynesburg, Pa .Founded: 1849Enrollment: 2,500Nickname: Yellow JacketsColors: Orange & BlackMascot: StingConference: Presidents’ AthleticDirector of Athletics: Larry Marshall

Tennis Staff Head Coach: Ron Christman Office Phone: (724) 852-3365 E-mail: rchristm@waynesburg .edu

Women’s Team InformationFall 2013 Record: 11-4Fall 2013 PAC Record/Finish: 6-3/4th

Sports InformationSID: Bobby FoxSID Office Phone: (724) 852-3334SID Fax: (724) 852-4122E-mail: rfox@waynesburg .eduWebsite: www .waynesburgsports .com

CreditsEditors . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bobby Fox, ‘04 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aaron Thompson, ‘12

Graphics/Cover Design . .Creg Milko, ‘16

Photography . . . . .ADM Photography

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Whether you’re a parent, an athlete, a member of the media or a spirited spectator, I am pleased to welcome you to our Yellow Jacket community and look forward to cheering on the Jackets with you!

As a member of the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC), Waynesburg University offers 18 NCAA Division III varsity sports for our hundreds of stu-dent-athletes . While the reasons for participation in these sports are many, all of our athletic programs are aimed at helping our student-athletes grow spiritually, intellectually and athletically during their collegiate experience .

During the 2013-14 academic year, 133 Waynesburg University student-athletes earned recognition on the PAC fall and spring Academic Honor Rolls . That combined total was the highest of all 10 PAC schools, an impressive achievement that illustrates the caliber of student-athletes at Waynesburg .

Our goal is to provide our student-athletes with the best possible educa-tion and experiences that will prepare them to lead lives of purpose . We actively recruit student-athletes with high academic standards who will pursue excellence in the classroom and community while competing at the highest level in their chosen sport .

On behalf of Waynesburg University students, faculty and staff, I would like to thank you for your interest in our athletic programs . I hope that you enjoy another great year of athletic competition at Waynesburg University!

Douglas G . LeePresident

President Douglas G. Lee

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HEAD COACH RON CHRISTMANwww.waynesburgsports.com

Waynesburg University tennis coach Ron Christman is a certified professional member of the United States Professional Tennis Association (USPTA) and an experienced tournament player, tennis instructor, and coach . He continues to teach privately and run

tennis camps in the off-season .

The 2014-2015 tennis season marks Christman’s 17th at Waynesburg University . Christman has coached the women’s team since the fall of 1998 and the men since the spring of 2000 . Under his guidance, both programs earned their first winning seasons in 2001-2002 .

The women’s team has placed a program-best second on multiple occassions at the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) Championships . Following the 2005 tourna-ment, four Yellow Jackets earned all-confer-ence honors, while all three doubles teams received all-conference laurels .

The Yellow Jacket men have also finished runner-up in the final team standings of the annual PAC championships on multiple occasions . The 2014 Jackets took fourth and gathered three sets of second-team All-PAC laurels .

The Yellow Jacket tennis teams have also achieved tremendous success in the class-room . The women’s team earned its 11th Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) All-Academic Team Award over the past 12 years in 2011-12, while the men’s team also added its third ITA All-Academic Team Award over the past four years to their long list of awards for classroom success .

Christman was named USPTA Middle States Division College Coach of the Year for the second time in his career in 2004 . His first honor from the USPTA came in 1999 . Christman also has received PAC Coach of the Year twice during his tenure at Waynesburg .

Christman’s involvement in tennis goes beyond his coaching duties . He is a mem-ber of the ITA and serves as a Vice President of Adult Activities on the United States Tennis Association (USTA) Middle States. This past summer, Christman achieved Etcheberry Certified status, which allows him to make legendary Pat Etcheberry’s strength, con-ditioning and movement secrets for tennis available to aspiring tennis players in the southwestern Pennsylvania area .

He is also a frequent presenter on a vari-ety of tennis subjects . He won the USPTA Middle States seminar contest in 2000 and presented his “Winning Doubles Strategy” seminar at the USPTA World Conference in Phoenix, Ariz ., that fall . He also has present-ed “Building Tennis Programs” and “NCAA Division III Tennis” at seminars in recent years .

Christman’s past activities include serving as president of community tennis organizations as well as holding certificates as a USTA/ITA tournament official and a USTA NTRP rating verifier . His current tennis-teaching activities range from introductory clinics for adults and children to working directly with serious players .

A native of Washington, Pa ., Christman attended Waynesburg University and Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, N .Y .

Head coach Ron Christman has always made it a point to value academic and athletic success with his teams.

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ITA ACADEMIC SUCCESSwww.waynesburgsports.com

The Waynesburg University tennis pro-grams have gone beyond success on the court . Their quest for glory both on the court and in the classroom has led both men's and women's programs to receiving Intercolle-giate Tennis Association (ITA) Division III Aca-demic All-American honors . The Yellow Jacket women's tennis team garnered the honor for the 11th time in 12 years following the 2011 campaign . For the men, 2011 brought them their third award in four seasons . Head coach Ron Christman is a strong believer that the Yellow Jacket tennis teams prove that players can excel both as stu-dents and as athletes . “We've been fortunate to build a pro-gram around young people who are good students and good athletes," said Christman . "I see how hard our players work to do well in class, on the court and in the community .” The Waynesburg women’s tennis teams had five of their own lauded as ITA Scholar Athletes in 2011, which rewards a season GPA of at least 3 .50 . A trio of Waynesburg netters represented the men’s team that year as ITA Scholar Athletes . In addition to the recognition they re-ceived from the ITA, the program also saw an impressive eight women’s players and Canning listed on the Fall 2012 Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) Academic Honor Roll . Five Jacket men received the honor for spring PAC Academic Honor Roll . The ITA Academic All-America Team award is open to any ITA program that has a cumulative team grade-point average of 3 .20 or higher . In order to earn ITA Scholar Athlete status, a player must own a grade-point average of 3 .5 or higher . To be honored on the PAC Academic Honor Roll, a student must record a 3 .6 GPA for his semester of competition . As Yellow Jacket student-athletes are proving, success is measured both in compe-tition and in the classroom .

ITA Scholar athletes

Jon Anderson 2010Stephanie Ball 2010Heather Bragg 2002Jeff Canning 2007, 2009-10 Kate Cannon 2003-04Isaiah Cochran 2012Beth Conlon 2004-06Corey Cooper 2003-04Lauren Cowden 2011Alyssa Daniel 2011Victoria Danielczuk 2007-09Dana Davis 2006-08Sara DePiano 2004-07Kelsey Diesel 2008, 2010Ryan Floyd 2003-05Laura Garcia 2006-08Britni Green 2007Markie Gustafson 2011Mindy Hall 2003-06Allie Horochak 2008, 2010Jenn Knight 2004-07Joe Koch 2004-07Jess Kody 2011Huang Lei 2010Ellen Limback 2011Jason Logan 2010Jess Mally 2007-08, 2010Jenny McAndrews 2008Bryan McAnulty 2004-07Matt Otis 2004-07Jamie Pawlikowsky 2003-05Colin Phillips 2012Sarah Pingley 2003-04Erica Rush 2003Nate Smucker 2003-05Alex Tenenbaum 2012Katlin Unrue 2010Allie Yackel 2008

2008-09 Women’s ITA All-Academic Team

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The 2010-2011 men’s and women’s tennis season was highlighted by the first overhaul in Waynes-burg tennis playing facilities in decades . The Yel-low Jackets moved from their old three-court fa-cility on campus, to a brand new six-court setup located just outside of the borough of Waynesburg behind the outfield fence of Waynesburg’s base-ball field. Veteran head tennis coach Ron Christ-man’s men’s and women’s squads inaugurated the courts during the 2010-2011 seasons .

The venue showcases six courts with enclosed fencing featuring rounded California corners, re-placing the over 100-year old predecessors . Better spacing between individual courts and between the baselines and fences allow for safer play and fewer stoppages when balls cross into courts other than their own . Amity Asphalt handled the project and is the same company that surfaced Waynes-burg’s John F . Wiley Stadium and the school’s baseball field. The site adds another state-of-the-art facility for the University .

The court surface is green Decoturf, which is the same surface used at the U .S . Open in Flushing Meadows, N .Y .

“Based on talks with Ron [Christman], it will be a major improvement,” said Senior Vice President for Finance and Administration Roy Barnhart . “Now

the teams won’t have to worry about getting the matches in with this facility .”

Playing on the old three-court facility, previous

seasons included difficulties in completing match-

es . Christman believes this problem will no longer

be an issue .

“Six courts will reduce dual match time by as

much as two hours,” Christman said . “Typically,

our matches ran longer by an hour to an hour-

and-a-half, but longer matches were not unusual .

Matches on six courts will take two to three hours

to complete .”

Christman also sees the courts as a major asset to

the future of both the men’s and women’s pro-

grams when it comes to future recruits and sched-

uling .

“Not having six courts was always a huge issue

for us in recruiting and even in scheduling home

matches,” Christman said. “The significant in-

crease in home matches for both men and wom-

en this coming year is due specifically to the new

facility with six courts .”

Net Play magazine, produced by the United States

Tennis Association (UTSA), recently featured the

courts in its publication . The article listed Waynes-

burg’s facility as one players should play at within

the Allegheny Mountain region,

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2014 SEASON PREVIEWwww.waynesburgsports.com

Expectations are high for the Waynesburg University women’s tennis team in 2014 . The program sets a school record in single-season wins (11) in 2013 and lost just one senior who saw regular playing time .

With the bulk of the major contributors re-turning, the 2014 Waynesburg University women’s tennis team will look to build off of its fourth-place finish at the 2013 Presi-dents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) Cham-pionships . With head coach Ron Christ-man gearing up for his 17th year as the leader of the program, the 2014 team will look to make a push up the standings this fall . In 2013, the Yellow Jackets nearly dou-bled their win total from the previous sea-son and finished 11-4 overall record and a 6-3 regular season mark in PAC play . The Jackets did exceptionally well on their home court, finishing with an 8-1 record.

The strength of the team revolves around a strong and deep senior class . Lauren Cowden, Alyssa Daniel, Madison Dubrock and Ellen Limback all have made signifi-cant contributions in their first three sea-sons in the Orange and Black and look to lead the team in 2014 .

Cowden tallied a team-high 13 wins last season in singles play . The McDonald, Pa . native went 7-2 in regular season singles matches within conference play . Cowden spent the majority of her time at number-six singles, earning a 9-4 record at that spot . However, she combined to go 4-0 while playing at number-four and number-five singles.

Daniel has been a consistent starter over her first three seasons. The Manheim, Pa. native compiled a 7-9 singles record last season with the bulk of her time coming at number-two singles . Daniel performed quite well in doubles play when paired with junior Rachel Klemash . The duo went 9-6 in doubles matches at number-one doubles in 2013 .

Dubrock is another valuable contribu-tor for Christman’s squad . The Mars High School graduate went 8-5 in singles play, while putting together an 11-5 record in doubles play last fall .

Limback, who missed all of 2013 with an in-jury, carries an 11-16 career singles record and 16-17 career doubles record into the upcoming season . Limback and Dubrock teamed up to take third place at number-three doubles in 2012 at the PAC Cham-pionships .

Juniors Sarah Reyes and Rachel Klemash are back to help bolster the starting lineup . Reyes put together a strong sophomore season last year, going 12-3 in singles play and finishing in third place at number-four singles at the annual PAC Championships . Reyes pulled off an upset of the top seed in her bracket at the PAC Championships in 2013 .

Klemash is back after spending her first two seasons in the number-one singles po-sition for the Jackets . The Canon-McMillan graduate put together a 5-8 record in singles play last year . In doubles play, Kl-emash and Daniel went 9-6 overall as the Jackets top team .

Juniors Rachel Wilson, Hannah Hixon and Christy Ritter all return, along with senior Nicole Williams and sophomores Danielle Juzwick and Heidi Evans . Newcomers in-clude junior Emily McDonold, who spent the last two falls playing soccer for the Yel-low Jackets .

The 2014 season is set to get underway when the Jackets host Pitt-Greensburg on Friday, August 29 . Match time is set for 4 p .m .

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DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

8/29/2014 PITT-GREENSBURG WAYNESBURG, PA . 4 P .M .

9/3/2014 at Mount Aloysius Cresson, Pa . 4 p .m .

9/6/2014 at Goucher Towson, Md . TBA

9/10/2014 THIEL* WAYNESBURG, PA 4 P .M .

9/12/2014 at Geneva* Beaver Falls, Pa . 4 P .M .

9/16/2014 WESTMINSTER* WAYNESBURG, PA . 3:30 P .M .

9/18/2014 PENN STATE-ALTOONA WAYNESBURG, PA . 4 P .M .

9/20/2014 THOMAS MORE* WAYNESBURG, PA . 9 A .M .

9/24/2014 at Washington & Jefferson* Washington, Pa . 3:30 P .M .

9/27/2014 at Marietta Marietta, Ohio 1 P .M .

9/30/2014 GROVE CITY* WAYNESBURG, PA . 3:30 P .M .

10/3/2014 at Saint Vincent* Latrobe, Pa . 3:30 P .M .

10/7/2014 at Fairmont State Fairmont, W .Va . 3:30 P .M .

10/9/2014 LA ROCHE COLLEGE WAYNESBURG, PA . 3:30 P .M .

10/10/2014 ALDERSON BROADDUS# WAYNESBURG, PA . 3:30 P .M .

10/14/2014 BETHANY* WAYNESBURG, PA . 3:30 P .M .

10/24-25-2014 PAC Championships Erie, Pa . 8:30 A .M .

* denotes PAC Matches

# denotes Homecoming Picnic at the Courts

2014 WOMEN’S SCHEDULE

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ALPHABETICAL

NAME CL. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL

Lauren Cowden Sr . McDonald, Pa ./Fort Cherry

Alyssa Daniel Sr . Manheim, Pa ./Home Schooled

Madison DuBrock Sr . Evans City, Pa ./Mars

Heidi Evans So . Anchorage, Alaska/East Anchorage

Hannah Hixon Jr . Renfrew, Pa ./Seneca Valley

Danielle Juzwick So . Imperial, Pa ./West Allegheny

Rachel Klemash Jr . McDonald, Pa ./Canon-McMillan

Ellen Limback Sr . Mars, Pa ./Mars

Emily McDonold Jr . Manchester, Md . / Manchester Valley

Christy Ritter Jr . Monroeville, Pa ./Gateway

Nikki Williams Sr . Thurmont, Md ./Catocin

Rachel Wilson Jr . Lower Burrell, Pa ./Burrell

HEAD COACH Ron Christman

2013: Put together a strong season, finishing 13-4 in singles play, with the bulk of her time coming at number-six singles . . . Went 7-2 in singles matches during the regular season . . . Went 1-2 in doubles play . . . Member of the PAC Fall Academic Honor Roll . . . 2012: Went 0-2 in singles play . . . Earned a victory at number-three doubles, teaming up with classmate Ellen Limback for a win over La Roche in the season opener . . . 2011: Went 1-1 in singles play, including a 1-0 mark in PAC action . . . Combined with fellow freshman Selena Messina for a 2-1 record at number-three doubles . . . Defeated Thiel’s Elizabeth Moir for first collegiate victory . . . Member of 2011 Fall PAC Academic Honor Roll . . . High School: Tennis (1) ... Softball (4) ... Personal Notes: Born Feb . 23, 1993 . . . Daughter of Bruce and Gayla Cowden .

2013: Went 7-9 in singles matches, working primarily at number-two singles . . . Put together an 11-6 record in doubles play, teaming up with Rachel Klemash as the Jackets top duo . . . Member of the PAC Fall Academic Honor Roll . . . 2012: Went 3-7 in singles play at num-ber-two singles . . . Performed well in number-one doubles action, combining with Rachel Klemash to go 8-7 . . . Daniel and Klemash finished in third place at number-one doubles at the PAC Championships . . . Member of 2012 PAC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... 2011: Went 4-10 in singles play as a freshman . . . Finished 4-6 at number-three singles . . . Saw time as part of the Jackets’ number-one doubles team . . . Member of 2011 PAC Fall Academic Honor Roll . . . High School: Tennis (2), district qualifier, voted Most Improved Player as a junior ... Swimming (4) ... Personal Notes: Born Aug . 12, 1993 . . . Daughter of David and Beth Daniel .

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PLAYER BIOS

LAUREN COWDENSenior| 5-3McDonald, Pa .| Fort CherryEarly Childhood Education

ALYSSA DANIELSenior | 5-7Manheim, Pa . | Home SchooledForensic Accounting

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Career Record -Singles Overall- -----PAC Dual----- --Doubles Overall-- -------PAC Dual-------

Year W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT

2011 4 10 .285 4 5 .444 2 9 .181 2 8 .200

2012 3 7 .300 3 3 .500 8 7 .533 3 4 .428

2013 7 9 .437 4 5 .444 11 6 .647 6 3 .666

TOTAL 14 26 .350 14 13 .518 21 22 .488 11 15 .423



2011 1 1 .500 1 1 .500 2 1 .750 2 1 .666

2012 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 1 1 .500 0 0 .000

2013 13 4 .764 7 2 . .857 1 2 .333 0 0 .000

TOTAL 14 7 .666 8 3 .727 4 4 .500 2 1 .666

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2013: Dubrock went 8-5 in singles play as a junior, seeing most of her action at number-five singles . . . Earned an 11-5 record in doubles matches, splitting time between the number-two and number-three teams . . . Took fourth place at PAC Championships at number-three doubles along with teammate Sarah Reyes . . . 2012: Earned a 5-7 overall record in singles play . . . Won four-straight singles matches from Oct . 6 through Oct . 13 . . . Finished with a 7-8 record in doubles matches but went 4-1 at third-doubles with Ellen Limback . . . The tandem took third at third-doubles at the PAC Championships, winning the con-solation match against Geneva . . . 2011: Combined with fellow freshman to fin-ish Ellen Limback to finish 7-9 in doubles action . . . The duo also finished in fourth place at number-three doubles at the PAC Championships . . . Finished 2-5 in singles play but did go 2-2 in PAC singles matches . . . High School: Tennis, finished in second place in the MAC Tournament . . . Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance, Yearbook Editor . . . Personal Notes: Born Sept . 14, 1992 . . . Daughter of Todd and Jodi Dubrock .

MADISON DUBROCKSenior | 5-6

Evans City, Pa . | Mars Business Management



2011 2 5 .285 2 2 .500 7 9 .437 5 4 .556

2012 5 7 .416 4 3 .571 7 8 .466 4 3 .571

2013 8 5 .615 6 3 .666 11 5 .685 5 4 .555

TOTAL 15 17 .468 12 10 .545 25 22 .531 14 11 .560

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2013: Put together an 0-3 record in singles play . . . Went 0-2 in doubles action in her sopho-more season . . . 2012: Went 0-1 in singles play . . . Finished 0-1 in doubles play . . . Made 2012 Fall PAC Academic Honor Roll list . . . College: Earned the AB Miller Scholarship . . . High School: Tennis . . . Personal Notes: Born Dec . 27, 1993 . . . Daughter of Jim and Kelly Hixon .

HANNAH HIXONJunior | 5-2Renfrew, Pa . | Seneca ValleyNursing

DANIELLE JUZWICKSophomore | 5-1Imperial, Pa . | West AlleghenyMarine Biology

2013: Appeared in one match as a freshman . . . High School: Tennis . . . Swimming and Diving . . . Personal Notes: Born Feb . 17 .1995 . . . Daughter of Tim and Ginny Juzwick .

2013: Went 0-1 in singles play as a freshman in 2014 . . . High School: Tennis ... Soccer ... Riflery . . . Personal Notes: Born Aug . 23, 1995 . . . Daughter of Robert and Cheri Evans .



2013 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000

TOTAL 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000

HEIDI EVANS Sophomore | 5-0Anchorage, Alaska | East AnchorageNursing

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RACHEL KLEMASH Junior | 5-6

McDonald, Pa . | Canon-McMillan Criminal Justice Administration

2013: Finished 5-8 in singles play at number-one singles . . . Went 9-6 in doubles action, primarily teaming up with Alyssa Daniel . . . Member of the PAC Fall Academic Honor Roll . . . 2012: Earned the most singles victories on the squad, going 10-6 in singles action, including a 9-4 mark in dual matches at number-one singles . . . Went 5-3 in PAC action . . . Finished in fourth place at the PAC Championships at number-one singles . . . Another highlight to Klemash’s season was earning two victories against PAC powerhouse Grove City on Sept . 19 . . . Compiled a 10-7 mark in doubles matches, including an 8-7 record when teamed with Alyssa Daniel . . . The two finished in third place at number-one doubles at PACs . . . High School: Tennis (4 letters), USTA Girls 18 Singles Middle States Allegheny Mountain No . 2 . . . Track & Field . . . Honor Roll (2009-12) ... Personal Notes: Born April 11, 1994 . . . Daughter of Paul and Nancy Klemash .



2012 10 6 .625 5 3 .625 10 7 .588 4 4 .500

2013 5 8 384 3 5 .375 9 6 .600 5 3 .625

TOTAL 15 14 .517 8 8 .500 19 13 .593 9 7 .562

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2013: Did not see varsity action . . . Member of the PAC Fall Academic Honor Roll . . . 2012: Did not see varsity action . . . Member of Fall PAC Academic Honor Roll list . . . High School: Tennis . . . Personal Notes: Born May 24, 1994 . . . Daughter of John and Ann Ritter .

CHRISTY RITTERJunior| 5-4

Monroeville, Pa . | Gateway Biology/Pre-Med

ELLEN LIMBACK Senior | 5-3

Mars, Pa . | Mars Early Childhood Education

2013: Missed the season due to injury . . . 2012: Recorded a 4-9 mark in singles play, gaining two wins at both number-two and number-three singles, respectively . . . Went 9-8 in doubles action . . . Teamed up with Madison Dubrock to earn third place in number-three doubles action at the PAC Championships . . .Member of 2012 Fall PAC Academic Honor Roll . . . 2011: Teamed up with Madison Dubrock to finish fourth at the PAC Tournament at number-three doubles . . . Earned a 7-9 doubles record . . . Finished with a team-best 7-7 record in singles play . . . Member of 2011 Fall PAC Academic Honor Roll . . . Member of the Waynesburg University women’s lacrosse team . . . High School: Tennis (3), finished in second place at the MAC con-ference tournament in doubles play, graduated with high honors and was an AP scholar, member of National Honor Society . . . Personal Notes: Born April 8, 1993 . . . Daughter of Keith and Sharon Limback .



2011 7 7 .500 6 3 .667 7 9 .438 5 4 .556

2012 4 9 .307 3 5 .375 9 8 .529 4 5 .500

2013 - - - - - - - - - - - -

TOTAL 11 16 .407 9 8 .529 16 17 .484 9 9 .500

EMILY MCDONOLDJunior | 5-7

Manchester, Md .| Manchester Valley Biology

Waynesburg: Previously played for the Yellow Jacket women’s soccer team . . . Two-time member of the PAC Fall Academic Honor Roll . . . High School: Tennis . . . Soccer . . . Basketball . . . Three years on honor roll, Governor of Maryland’s Merit Scholarship Award, President’s Education Award of Excellence, Gold Certificate for graduating in top five percent of class, Principal’s Challenge Award for completing at least five AP classes, two-year member of National Honor Society, NTTR Athlete of the Week ... Personal Notes: Born June 21, 1994 . . . Daughter of Chris and Vicky McDonold

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RACHEL WILSONJunior | 5-3 Lower Burrell, Pa . | Burrell

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2013: Went 3-2 in singles matches, including winning her lone match in PAC play . . . Finished with an 8-5 mark in doubles play . . . Member of the PAC Fall Academic Honor Roll . . . 2012: Went 2-4 in singles play as a freshman . . . Tallied a 1-2 record in doubles matches . . . Earned a singles and doubles victory against PAC opponent Thiel on Oct . 9 . . . Member of 2012 Fall PAC Academic Honor Roll ... High School: Tennis . . . Personal Notes: Born Jan . 6, 1994 . . . Daughter of Robert and Terri Wilson .



2012 4 9 .307 3 5 .375 9 8 .529 4 5 .500

2013 3 2 .600 1 0 1 .000 8 5 .615 5 3 .625

TOTAL 7 11 .388 4 5 .444 17 13 .566 9 8 .529

NIKKI WILLIAMS Senior | 5-6Thurmont, Md . | CatoctinCriminal Justice

Before Waynesburg: Attended Frederick Community College . . . High School: Tennis . . . Soccer . . . Lacrosse . . . Cheerleading . . .Personal Notes: Born Feb . 4, 1993 . . . Daughter of Raymond and Doreen Williams .

The 2013 Waynesburg women’s tennis season will go down as one of the best in team history . The team posted a strong 11-4 overall record and fin-ished 6-3 in Presidents’ Athletic Conference play under longtime head coach Ron Christman .

Following the regular season success, Christman guided the team to a fifth place finish at the an-nual PAC Championships, hosted by Pennbriar Athletic Club in Erie, Pa .

The season was highlighted by an impressive seven match winning streak to close the regular season . During that stretch the Jackets defeated PAC foes Chatham, Thomas More, Thiel, Geneva and Washington and Jefferson, while also winning nonconference contests against Marietta and Goucher . The regular season finale victory over Goucher was the first victory over the Gophers in school history .

Individually throughout the regular season, junior Lauren Cowden put together a terrific regular

season, posting a 13-4 singles record . Sophomore Sarah Reyes also put together a strong season in-dividually by posting a 12-3 overall record . Both Cowden and Reyes went a team-best 7-2 in sin-gles matches in PAC play .

Reyes led the squad at the PAC Championships with a third-place finish at fourth singles . Cowden (sixth singles) and fellow junior Alyssa Daniel (sec-ond singles) each recorded fourth place finishes in their respective singles matches . Waynesburg also got a pair of fourth-place finishes at first doubles (Daniel and Rachel Klemash) and third doubles (Reyes and Madison Dubrock).

Dubrock put together another respectable sea-son, finishing 8-4 in singles play and an 11-4 dou-bles record in regular season play . Senior Markie Gustafson went 8-6 in singles play, while 9-5 in doubles play on the season .

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2013 ResultsDATE OPPONENT LOCATION SCORE8/30/13 at Pitt-Greensburg Greensburg, Pa . W 8-19/4/13 at Penn State Altoona Altoona, Pa . L 2-79/7/13 Wash. & Jeff. Waynesburg, Pa. W 6-39/7/13 Mount Aloysius Waynesburg, Pa. W 8-19/12/13 Bethany* Waynesburg, Pa. W 9-09/14/13 at Westminster* New Wilmington, Pa . L 2-79/17/13 Saint Vincent* Waynesburg, Pa. L 4-59/19/13 at Grove City* Grove City, Pa . L 1-89/25/13 Chatham* Waynesburg, Pa. W 9-09/28/13 at Thomas More* Crestview Hills, Ky . W 5-410/1/13 at Thiel Greenville, Pa . W 7-210/5/13 Geneva* Waynesburg, Pa. W 5-410/5/13 Marietta Waynesburg, Pa. W 5-410/9/13 Wash. & Jeff.* Waynesburg, Pa. W 5-410/12/13 Goucher Waynesburg, Pa. W 5-410/18-19/13 PAC Championships Erie, Pa . T-5thHome games in Bold * denotes PAC matches

2012 Season StatisticsOVERALL RECORD: 11-4 • CONFERENCE: 6-3 • HOME: 8-1 • AWAY: 3-3SINGLES OVERALL DUAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 Lauren Cowden 13-4 --- --- --- 2-0 2-0 9-4Alyssa Daniel 7-9 1-1 6-8 --- --- --- ---Madison Dubrock 8-5 1-0 --- 1-0 1-1 5-4 ---Heidi Evans 0-1 --- --- --- --- --- 0-1Markie Gustafson 8-6 --- 1-1 7-5 --- --- ---Hannah Hixon 0-3 --- --- --- --- 0-1 0-2Amanda Hooker 1-3 --- 1-0 0-1 --- 0-2 ---Danielle Juzwick 0-1 --- --- --- --- --- 0-1Rachel Klemash 5-8 5-8 --- --- --- --- ---Sarah Reyes 12-3 --- 1-0 1-0 10-3 --- ---Rachel Wilson 3-2 --- --- 1-0 0-1 2-0 0-1TOTALS 57-45 7-9 9-9 10-6 13-5 9-7 9-9

DOUBLES OVERALL 1 2 3Alyssa Daniel/Rachel Klemash 9-6 9-6 --- ---Madison Dubrock/Markie Gustafson 1-0 --- 1-0 ---Amanda Hooker/Rachel Wilson 1-1 --- 0-1 1-0Alyssa Daniel/Markie Gustafson 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0Lauren Cowden/Hannah Hixon 0-2 --- --- 0-2Markie Gustafson/Sarah Reyes 6-5 --- 6-5 ---Madison Dubrock/Amanda Hooker 2-1 --- --- 2-1Madison Dubrock/Rachel Wilson 7-4 --- 2-0 5-4Alyssa Daniel/Sarah Reyes 1-0 1-0 --- --- Amanda Hooker/Sarah Reyes 0-1 --- 0-1 ---Lauren Cowden/Madison Dubrock 1-0 --- --- 1-0Markie Gustafson/Rachel Klemash 1-0 1-0 --- ---Brooke Larson/Sarah Reyes 0-1 --- --- 0-1TOTALS 30-22 11-4 9-6 8-7

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2013 Final Regular Season PAC Standings PAC PCT. OVERALL PCT Westminster*! 9-0 1 .000 15-0 1 .000 Grove City 8-1 .889 9-3 .750Saint Vincent 7-2 .778 11-5 .688Waynesburg 6-3 .667 11-4 .733Geneva 5-4 .556 9-5 .643 Wash . & Jeff . 4-5 .444 8-7 .533 Thomas More 3-6 .333 6-8 .429Thiel 2-7 .222 3-8 .273Chatham 1-8 .111 1-8 .111 Bethany 0-9 .000 0-15 .000 * - Regular Season Champion! - PAC Tournament Co-Champions

Individual PAC Tourn. Results

First SinglesCHAMPIONSHIP: #1 C. Hosler (WES) def. #3 C. McGuire (GCC)

CONSOLATION: #2 A. Gans (SVC) def. #4 C. Brennan (W&J)

Second SinglesCHAMPIONSHIP: #1 M. Turiano (WES) def. #2 K. Lagerqui (GCC)

CONSOLATION: #3 J. Hauser (SVC) def. #5 A. Daniel (WAY)Third SinglesCHAMPIONSHIP: #1 S. Sterner (WES) def. #3 K. Tetrick (GRO)

CONSOLATION: #4 J. Supp (W&J) def. #2 K. Auman (SVC)

Fourth SinglesCHAMPIONSHIP: #2 H. Santa (WES) def. #5 C. Bullock (GEN)

CONSOLATION: #3 S. Reyes (WAY) def. #1 A. Hetzer (TMC)Fifth SinglesCHAMPIONSHIP: #1 L. Peters (GRO) def. #2 B. Kress (GEN)

CONSOLATION: #3 L. Fling (WES) def. #5 B. Morrison (W&J)

Sixth SinglesCHAMPIONSHIP: #2 L. White (GRO) def. #1 C. Vucenovic (WES)

CONSOLATION: #4 M. Hinds (GEN) def. #3 L. Cowden (WAY)

First DoublesCHAMPIONSHIP: #! McGuire/Laserquist (GRO) def. Hosler/

Turiano (WES)

CONSOLATION: #3 Gans/Hauser (SVC) def. #5 Klemash/Daniel (WAY) Second DoublesCHAMPIONSHIP: #4 Tetrick/Peters (GCC) def. #3 Santa/

Fling (WES)

CONSOLATION: #1 Hetzer/Block (TMC) def. #2 Auman/

Woloshun (SVC)

Third DoublesCHAMPIONSHIP: #2 Sterner/Pallone (WES) def. #1 Kress/

Light (GEN)

CONSOLATION: #3 Troxel/Becker (GRO) def. #5 Dubrock/Reyes (WAY)

Team PAC Tourn. Results

School Points

1 . Westminster College 54

2 . Grove City College 48

3 . Geneva College 24

4 . Saint Vincent 22

5. Waynesburg University 20

6 . Wash . & Jeff . College 16

7 . Thomas More College 13

8 . Thiel College 9

9 . Chatham College 1

10 . Bethany College 0

PAC Players of the WeekSeptember 2Caitie Hosler, Westminster September 9Anna Hetzer, Thomas MoreSeptember 16Kylie Auman, Saint VincentSeptember 23Brittany Kress, GenevaSeptember 30Grace McCarthy, Wash . & Jeff . October 7Karolina Lagerquist, Grove CityOctober 14Amanda Gans, Saint Vincent

PAC Academic Honor Roll2001 Corey Cooper Amy Sigmund2002 Katherine Cannon Corey Cooper Mindy Hall Jamie Pawlikowsky Erica Rush2003 Katherine Cannon Beth Conlon Corey Cooper Sara DePiano Mindy Hall Jenn Knight Jamie Pawlikowsky Sarah Pingley Erica Rush2004 Beth Conlon Mindy Hall2005 Beth Conlon Sara DePiano Laura Garcia Mindy Hall Kate Huffman Jenn Knight2006 Dana Davis Sara DePiano Laura Garcia Jenn Knight Jess Mally Allie Yackel2007 Victoria Danielczuk Dana Davis Laura Garcia Britni Green2008 Victoria Danielczuk Dana Davis Laura Garcia Allie Horochak Jenny McAndrews2009 Jess Mally Katlin Unrue Allie Yackel 2010 Jena Blissman2011 Lauren Cowden Alyssa Daniel Jessica Kody Ellen Limback Selena Messina2012 Alyssa Daniel Hannah Hixon Amanda Hooker Ellen Limback Emily Meier Sarah Reyes Christine Ritter Rachel Wilson2013 Lauren Cowden Alyssa Daniel Heidi Evans Amanda Hooker Rachel Klemash Ellen Limback Christine Ritter Rachel Wilson

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PAC Coach of the Year1999 Ron Christman2003 Ron Christman

All-PACSingles2002 Corey Cooper2003 Beth Conlon Rebecca Greene Mindy Hall2004 Beth Conlon Jenn Knight Katie Kravits2005 Sara DePiano Laura Garcia Mindy Hall Jenn Knight2007 Evelyn Fabian Blakeley Mall Jess Mally

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2003 Beth Conlon - Jenn Knight2004 Beth Conlon - Jenn Knight2005 Laura Garcia - Mindy Hall Beth Conlon - Jenn Knight Sara DePiano - Evelyn Fabian2007 Laura Garcia - Blakeley Mall

PAC Singles ChampionsNo . 2 2003 Mindy HallNo . 2 2007 Blakeley Mall

Waynesburg’s Annual PAC FinishesYear Record Finish2001 9-8 4th2002 5-10 5th2003 10-7 2nd2004 6-7 2nd2005 8-6 2nd2006 4-8 T-3rd2007 6-8 3rd2008 4-10 3rd 2009 5-5 3rd2010 3-6 6th2011 3-10 T-5th2012 6-8 T-4th2013 11-4 4th

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2001 - Ron Christman9/1 at Frostburg State L, 3-69/4 PSU-Altoona L, 3-69/6 Grove City L, 0-99/14 vs . Bluefield State W, 8-19/14 Concord W, 8-19/15 vs . Davis & Elkins W, 8-19/15 vs . Fairmont State L, 1-89/17 Pitt-Greensburg W, 6-39/21 at Mount Union L, 3-69/22 at Hiram W, 5-49/26 at Thiel W, 7-29/28 at PSU-Altoona L, 3-69/29 Wash . & Jeff . W, 6-310/2 at Bethany L, 1-810/10 Chatham W, 6-110/11 at Westminster L, 1-810/13 PAC Tourn . 4th10/16 Frostburg State W, 9-0 9-8

2002 - Ron Christman9/5 PSU-Altoona L, 3-69/7 Bethany L, 3-69/12 at Grove City L, 0-99/14 at Carnegie Mellon L, 0-99/17 at Wash . & Jeff . W, 5-39/21 Indiana (Pa.) L, 0-69/24 Westminster L, 3-59/28 at Shenandoah L, 0-99/28 vs . Villa Julie W, 9-010/1 at PSU-Altoona L, 4-510/2 Thiel W, 9-010/8 Frostburg State W, 7-210/12 PAC Tourn . 5th3/2 vs . Ferrum W, 8-13/3 vs . Ohio Northern L, 2-73/5 vs . Sacred Heart L, 0-9 5-10 2003 - Ron Christman 8/29 at Frostburg State W, 9-0 9/4 at Bethany L, 4-5 9/6 at PSU-Behrend W, 7-2 9/9 at Indiana (Pa.) L, 0-9 9/11 PSU-Altoona W, 7-2 9/18 at Grove City L, 1-7 9/20 Wash . & Jeff . W, 8-1 9/21 vs . Frostburg State W, 9-0 9/21 at Shenandoah W, 8-1 9/23 at Westminster L, 4-5 9/26 PSU-Behrend W, 8-1 9/27 vs . Juniata W, 7-2 9/30 at Thiel W, 9-0 10/2 at California (Pa.) L, 1-8 10/7 at PSU-Altoona W, 8-1 10/11 PAC Tourn . 2nd 3/11 vs . LaVerne L, 0-9 3/12 vs . Whittier L, 3-6 10-7 2004 - Ron Christman 9/2 at California (Pa.) L, 1-8 9/11 at Goucher L, 2-7 9/12 at Lebanon Valley L, 3-6 9/14 Frostburg State W, 8-1 9/16 at Bethany W, 6-3 9/18 at Allegheny W, 5-4 9/21 at PSU-Altoona W, 7-2 9/28 at PSU-Behrend L, 3-6 9/30 at Wash . & Jeff . W, 8-1 10/4 Thiel W, 9-0 10/8 at Mount Union L, 3-6

10/9 Westminster L, 4-510/12 at Grove City L, 0-910/23 PAC Tourn . 2nd 6-7 2005 - Ron Christman9/1 Grove City L, 0-99/8 at Frostburg State W, 8-19/10 Goucher L, 3-69/13 PSU-Behrend W, 5-39/15 at Thiel W, 9-09/17 Saint Vincent L, 3-69/20 at Bethany W, 6-39/27 at Grove City L, 0-99/29 PSU-Altoona W, 6-310/6 California (Pa.) L, 0-910/11 at Westminster W, 7-210/14 Thomas More W, 9-010/17 Wash . & Jeff . W, 8-110/18 at W .Va . Wesleyan L, 3-610/22 PAC Tourn . 2nd 8-6 2006 - Ron Christman9/5 Frostburg State L, 3-69/7 at Chatham W, 9-09/9 at Goucher L, 0-99/16 at PSU-Behrend L, 2-79/19 at Wash . & Jeff . W, 7-29/26 Bethany W, 9-010/3 Saint Vincent L, 0-910/7 at Thomas More W, 5-410/9 PSU-Altoona L, 4-510/10 at Muskingum L, 4-510/12 at Grove City L, 1-810/13 Westminster L, 1-810/21 PAC Tourn . t-3rd 4-8 2007 - Ron Christman8/31 Westminster L, 1-89/7 at Saint Vincent L, 2-79/8 at Goucher L, 1-89/11 Chatham W, 6-39/14 at Westminster L, 0-99/15 at PSU-Behrend L, 0-99/18 at Frostburg State W, 6-39/20 at PSU-Altoona W, 6-39/25 Wash . & Jeff . W, 8-110/2 at W .Va . Wesleyan L, 0-910/5 Thomas More W, 6-110/9 at Geneva L, 2-710/12 Grove City L, 0-910/16 at Bethany W, 9-010/21 PAC Tourn . 3rd 6-8 2008 - Ron Christman 8/29 Westminster L 0-9 9/4 Fairmont State L 2-7 9/13 Goucher L 1-8 9/18 Grove City L 0-9 9/20 Thomas More L 4-5 9/25 Chatham W 8-1 10/4 PSU-Behrend L 0-9 10/7 Geneva W 5-3 10/9 Frostburg State L 4-5 10/10 Westminster L 0-9 10/14 Bethany W 9-0 10/16 PSU-Altoona L 3-6 10/18 Saint Vincent L 3-6 10/20 Wash . & Jeff . W 9-0 10/25 PAC Tourn . 3rd 4-10 2009- Ron Christman 9/1 Westminster L 0-9 9/3 Bethany W 6-3 9/17 Grove City L 0-9 9/19 Goucher L 1-8 9/24 Wash & Jeff W 5-4 9/26 Thomas More W 6-3 10/3 West Minster L 0-9 10/6 Bethany W 9-0 10/10 Geneva L 4-5 10/20 Chatham W 5-4 10/23-24 PAC Tourn . 4th

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2010 - Ron Christman 9/1 at Bethany W, 6-3 9/8 at Wash . & Jeff . W, 5-4 9/11 at Goucher L, 1-8 9/14 Frostburg State L, 1-8 9/17 Grove City L, 0-9 9/21 Thiel W, 9-0 9/23 at Geneva L, 2-7 9/25 Westminster L, 0-9 9/29 at Chatham L, 0-9 10/1 Thomas More L, 2-7 10/2 at Westminster L, 0-9 10/7 Bethany W, 8-1 10/8 at Thiel W, 9-0 10/9 at PSU-Behrend L, 3-6 10/12 at Saint Vincent L, 0-9 10/13 PSU-Altoona L, 3-6 10/15 Fairmont State L, 0-9 10/22-23 PAC Tourn . 6th 5-12 2011 - Ron Christman 9/1 at Saint Vincent L 0-9 9/10 Goucher L 1-8 9/13 at Thiel W 5-1 9/15 at Grove City L 0-9 9/17 Penn State Behrend L 2-7 9/20 Wash . & Jeff . W 6-3 9/24 at Thomas More L 4-5 9/27 Westminster L 0-9 9/29 Chatham W 7-2 10/5 at Westminster L 1-8 10/6 at Bethany L 4-5 10/8 Geneva L 4-5 10/11 Saint Vincent L 0-9 10/21-22 PAC Tourn . T-5th 3-10

2012 - Ron Christman 8/31 at La Roche W 5-4 9/5 at Saint Vincent L 0-9 9/8 at Goucher L 0-5 9/11 Bethany W 6-3 9/15 Westminster L 0-9 9/19 Grove City L 3-6 9/21 at Mount Aloysius L 3-6 9/29 at Geneva L 3-6 10/2 Malone L 0-9 10/5 Pitt-Greensburg W 7-2 10/6 Thomas More W 8-1 10/9 Thiel W 8-1 10/11 at Wash . & Jeff . L 4-5 10/13 at Chatham W 6-3 10/19-20 PAC Tourn . T-4th 6-8

2013 - Ron Christman 8/30 at Pitt-Greensburg W 8-1 9/4 at Penn State Altoona L 2-7 9/7 Wash . & Jeff . W 6-3 9/7 Mount Aloysius W 8-1 9/12 Bethany W 9-0 9/14 at Westminster L 2-7 9/17 Saint Vincent L 4-5 9/19 at Grove City L 1-8 9/25 Chatham W 9-0 9/28 at Thomas More W 5-4 10/1 at Thiel W 7-2 10/5 Geneva W 5-4 10/5 Marietta W 5-4 10/9 Wash . & Jeff . W 5-4 10/12 Goucher W 5-4 10/18-19 PAC Tourn . 5th 11-4

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W&J Men, Grove City Women Capture 2013-14 PAC All-Sports Trophies The Washington & Jefferson men and Grove City women captured the 2013-14 Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) All-Sports Trophies. The all-sport trophies are awarded annually to the schools that perform the best across the board in league competition. First-place finishes are worth eight points (seven for men), second place is worth seven points (six for men) ... eighth place is worth one point. Following are the final 2013-14 PAC Men’s & Women’s All-Sports Trophy Standings:

Men’s Standings1. Wash. & Jeff. – 62.52. Waynesburg – 573. Grove City – 56.54. Saint Vincent – 535. Thomas More – 50.56. Westminster – 41.5T-7. Thiel – 37.5T-7. Bethany – 37.59. Geneva – 21

Women’s Standings1. Grove City – 712. Westminster – 67.53. Wash. & Jeff. – 604. Saint Vincent – 59.55. Thomas More – 516. Waynesburg – 457. Geneva – 44.58. Bethany – 35.5 9. Thiel – 2910. Chatham – 16

2013-14 Men’s ChampionsCross Country - Saint VincentFootball - W & J/Thom. MoreSoccer - Thomas MoreBasketball - Saint VincentSwimming - Grove CityWrestling - WaynesburgBaseball - Wash. & Jeff.Track & Field - Grove CityTennis - Grove CityGolf - Saint Vincent

2013-14 Women’s ChampionsCross Country - Grove CitySoccer - Thomas MoreTennis - WestminsterVolleyball - Thomas MoreBasketball - Thomas MoreSwimming - Grove CitySoftball - Wash. & Jeff.Track & Field - Grove CityGolf - Grove City

Founded in 1955, the Presidents’ Athletic Conference continues its mission of promoting intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excellence. Comprised of 10 select private colleges - Bethany College, Chatham University, Geneva College, Grove City College, Saint Vin-cent College, Thiel College, Thomas More College, Washington and Jefferson College, Waynesburg University and Westminster College - the PAC remains a unique organization in this day of high pressure intercollegiate athletics. With academics at the center of each member’s philosophy, the PAC is built on the principle that an athletic program is a part of college life, but not an entity in itself. The PAC expanded to seven members in 2005 with the addition of Thomas More, formerly an NCAA Division III independent. Saint Vincent College, a former NAIA member, joined the conference as it began provisional membership status in NCAA Division III in 2006-07. Another former NAIA member, Geneva College, became the confer-ence’s ninth member and began league play as it started NCAA Divi-sion III provisional membership in 2007-08. Saint Vincent became full-fledged member of the NCAA last year and the 2011-12 school year saw Geneva do the same after acting as a provisional member. Chatham University became the league’s 10th member, also in 2007-08. The PAC annually crowns champions in 19 sports. In 2010-11, the conference had 39 teams represent the conference in postseason play, including 19 in NCAA Championship events. PAC championship teams receive automatic qualification (AQ) status for most NCAA Division III national championship events. All-conference status is awarded in all 19 sports. Head coaches select all-league squads for all team sports, while in individual sports such as cross country and tennis, all-PAC accolades are based upon performances at the conference championships.

The PAC annually awards its men’s and women’s All-Sports Trophies to the schools which perform best across the board in PAC competition. The Washington & Jefferson men and Grove City women captured the 2013-14 trophies. True to its mission, the PAC has produced numerous Academic All-Americans and NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship winners. Last year, the league named a record 852 student-athletes to the PAC Academic Honor Roll, which recognizes all participating athletes who attain a term grade-point average of 3.60 or above.

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WAYNESBURG UNIVERSITYwww.waynesburgsports.com

Waynesburg University is a small,

private, comprehensive Christian

university located in southwestern

Pennsylvania, approximately 50 miles

south of Pittsburgh . A member of the

Council for Christian Colleges and

Universities (CCCU), the University

inspires students to pursue lives of pur-

pose through faith, learning and serv-

ing .

Offering undergraduate, graduate

and doctoral programs, Waynesburg

University designs its curriculum to

meet the needs of today’s students .

Undergraduates can choose among

more than 70 programs of study,

including the traditional liberal arts such

as English, history, biology, and more,

and innovative fields such as athletic

training, biblical ministries, computer

forensics, criminal justice, forensic sci-

ence, marine biology, nursing, sports

information, sports management, and

many others .

The University’s Graduate and

Professional Studies Program, located at

three convenient centers in the imme-

diate Pittsburgh region, offers acceler-

ated, evening programs geared for

adult students in the fields of business,

nursing, education, and counseling

psychology .

The University’s total enrollment is

approximately 2,500 students, includ-

ing over 1,500 undergraduates on the

Waynesburg campus and over 800

graduate and professional studies

students . Waynesburg students enjoy

personalized attention from highly

qualified faculty, a well-rounded liberal

arts curriculum, state-of the-art facili-

ties, a networked campus with wireless

Internet in academic and recreational

settings, and Internet access in all resi-

dence hall rooms .

The beautiful campus includes an

award-winning campus center, perform-

ing arts center, and several new, apart-

ment-style residence halls . New additions

to campus include a recently construct-

ed Center for Research and Economic

Development, modern constructed

Miller Hall

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Center for Research and Economic

Development, modern additions to the

dining hall and library, and a new fitness

center that is accessible to students,

faculty and alumni . The latest edition

to the campus landscape is the mag-

nificent Roberts Chapel . Completed

in 2011, the chapel seats around 600

individuals and has become the cen-

terpiece of the Waynesburg University

landscape .

A Waynesburg University educa-

tion not only connects the theoretical

and the practical, it also connects the

world of ideas with a commitment to

serving others . Every student engages

in service through personal experienc-

es and specific courses under the guid-

ance of faculty mentors . High school

students who are actively involved in

community service can qualify for the

Bonner Scholars program, which pro-

vides scholarship assistance for those

who commit to weekly volunteer ser-

vice .

The University’s commitment to ser-

vice learning and service leadership

includes national and international

mission and service trips . Participating

in these experiences broadens stu-

dents’ perspectives and education .

To learn more, visit the University

website: www.waynesburg.edu

Or call toll-free:

1-800-225-7393

Waynesburg University

51 West College Street

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