K-State at Salina Club Sports Media Guide

ABOUT K-STATE AT SALINA

ACADEMIC PROGRAMSK-State at Salina is home to theCollege of Technology and Aviation. We offer as-sociate and bachelors degrees in the fi elds of engineering technology, aviation and technology management. The academic programs are designed to prepare people directly for the world of work and are very application oriented and laboratory inten-sive. Students learn by doing. The college regularly places more than 95 percent of its graduates and each year several employers actively recruit on campus.

ENROLLMENTThe College of Technology & Aviation is the newest and fastest growing of all the colleges at Kansas State University. Approximately 1,000 undergraduate students are enrolled at the Salina campus with 89 percent of students coming from Kansas. 90 percent of the student body is under the age of 24, with 70 percent attending on a full-time basis.

CLASSES AND FACULTYEnrollments in fi rst-year English and speech course are limited to 22 students. The average class size is 25 with the big-gest class offered on campus having a total of 40 students. Student/faculty ratio is approximately 16:1. Students begin their hands-on education the very fi rst semes-ter. Private pilot students begin fl ying the second week of school.

CAMPUS LIFEThe Salina campus includes two recently constructed suite-style residence halls, various laboratories for student train-ing and projects, three runways directly adjacent to campus and a fl eet of 40 modern aircraft including Cessna 150s, recently purchased Cessna 172s, Beech Barons, Beech Bonanzas, a Beech King Air-C-90 and a Citation Jet. Opportunities for students include participation in cam-pus organizations, student government, intramurals, recreation center and student union programming events.

COSTSFull-time students living on campus pay tuition, fees, room and board. Flight costs are an added expense for students in the professional pilot program.

HOUSINGTwo one-hundred bed suite-style residence halls are located conveniently on campus. New students are encouraged, but not required, to live on campus during their freshmen year. Computer laboratories and printers are available in each hall and hi-speed internet connections are available within each room at no additional costs

www.salina.k-state.edu

Kansas State University at Salina is

proud to sponsor an 18 and under

softball program (the TechnoCats)

for those individuals wanting to play

competitive softball over the sum-

mer months of June and July and

possibly play at the collegiate level.

The program encompasses leader-

ship, academics, and athletics. Team

members are selected by a tryout

process each fall. Each athlete must

make a two month commitment in

June and July to participate in the

program. All players are provided

campus housing, meals, tournament

entry fees, transportation, hotels,

equipment, and uniforms. While on

campus, players take college classes

for college credit at their expense

during the two month period.

ABOUT K-STATE AT SALINA

ACADEMIC PROGRAMSK-State at Salina is home to the College of Technology and Aviation. We offer associate and bachelors degrees in the fi elds of engineering technology, aviation and technology management. The academic programs are designed to prepare people directly for the world of work and are very application oriented and laboratory intensive. Students learn by doing. The college regularly places more than 95 percent of its graduates and each year several employers actively recruit on campus.

ENROLLMENTThe College of Technology & Aviation is the newest and fastest growing of all the colleges at Kansas State University. Approximately 1,000 undergraduate students are enrolled at the Salina campus with 89 percent of students coming from Kansas. 90 percent of the student body is under the age of 24, with 70 percent attending on a full-time basis.

CLASSES AND FACULTYEnrollments in fi rst-year English and Speech courses are limited to 22 students. The average class size is 25 with the biggest class offered on campus having a total of 40 students. Student/faculty ratio is approximately 16:1. Students begin their hands-on education the very fi rst semester. Private pilot students begin fl ying the second week of school.

CAMPUS LIFEThe Salina campus includes two suite-style residence halls, various laboratories for student training and projects, three runways directly adjacent to campus and a fl eet of 40 modern aircraft including Cessna 150s, recently purchased Cessna 172s, Beech Barons, Beech Bonanzas, a Beech King Air-C-90 and a Citation Jet. Opportunities for students include participation in campus organizations, student government, intramurals, recreation center and student union programming events.

COSTSFull-time students living on campus pay tuition, fees, room and board. Flight costs are an added expense for students in the professional pilot program.

HOUSINGTwo one-hundred bed suite-style residence halls are located conveniently on campus. New students are encouraged, but not required, to live on campus during their freshmen year. Computer laboratories and printers are available in each hall and hi-speed internet connections are available within each room at no additional costs

www.salina.k-state.edu

General Information Table of Contents

Credits

Writers

Levi Esses

Teresa Hartman

Cameron Jackson

Sarah Woodruff

Design

Sarah Woodruff

Photography

Trista Gorrell

Levi Esses

Sarah Woodruff

David Mayes

Graphics

Cameron Jackson

Michael Oetken

Sarah Woodruff

Commercial Signs

Special thanks to

Office of Student Life

CCCrrrreeeedddditttssCCCrrreeeedditttssGENERAL INFORMATIONGeneral Information 1Donor Pledge 2

SPIRIT CATS DANCE TEAMDancers 3Performances 3Information 4Website 4

MEN’S BASKETBALLSchedule 5Team Picture 5Roster 6

WOMEN’S SOFTBALLInformation 7Roster 7Schedule 8Website 8

ULTIMATE FRISBEE CLUBGeneral Information 9Club Members 9

DODGEBALL CLUBContact Information 9

K-STATE AT SALINAThe College 10K-State Salina Website 10

STUDENT LIFE

MISSIONThe department of Student Life promotes the educational experience by enhancing the opportunities, safety, and growth of the campus community.

PRINCIPLES- Provide and support campus services, programs, and activities.

- Strengthen the quality of life within a supportive atmosphere.

- Encourage and motivate lifelong healthy choices through the college experience.

ZARDA, LINDSAY

Personal Info:

Address: 16126 W 231 St.

Spring Hill, KS 66083

Home Number: 913-592-3009

Cell Number: 913-206-9653

Email: [email protected]

High School: Spring Hill High School

Graduation Year: May 2010

Primary Position: 3rd Base

Secondary Position: Left Field

SIGNED: Bethany College

KING, MCKENZIE

Personal Info:

Address: 605 Catalina Dr.

Hutchinson, KS 67502




High School: Buhler High School


Primary Position: Pitcher

Secondary Position: Center Field

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For more information contact

Jess Simpson at [email protected].

Welcome!

At K-State at Salina, the Student Life Offi ce provides many opportunities for students to get involved in. K-State at Salina offers more than 30 different student clubs or organizations. Recreational Services has implemented a club sports program that allows student to participate in organized teams that promotes the values of teamwork, leadership, and competition. We are thankful for these opportunities for our students and excited to watch each one of these sport clubs grow in the future.

Below, you can help support our sports club teams by making a donation to a specifi c club. Support for these clubs go to help with travel, uniform expenses, and equipment needs. Your gift is greatly appreciated.

Go Cats!

Levi EssesAssistant Director of College Advancement for Student Life

Ultimate Frisbee

Club

Donation to:

Club Basketball Ultimate Frisbee Club

Club Softball Dodgeball Club

Dance Team

Gift Amount:

Total Gift: $__________ Cash Check (make payable to KSU Foundation)

Your Information:

Name ________________________________________________________________

Address ______________________________________________________________

City __________________________ State _________ Zip Code _________________

Phone/Mobile Number ___________________________________________________

Email_________________________________________________________________

c l u b s p o r t s

Questions?Contact Lee Scherman

at [email protected].

Club MembersLee Scherman

Darren Vance

Jim Schulp

Derek Marcuson

Alex Allison

Matt Hamlett

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Practice Sundays at 7 p.m. on

Thaemert Softball Field.

CLUBDODGEBALL

Dec. 8th: Entries

Due for Dodgeball

Tournament on

Dec. 9th!

PATTERSON, KIM

Personal Info:

Address: 1906 Tumbleweed







Primary Position: Catcher

Secondary Position: 2nd Base

MYERS, TAYLOR

Personal Info:

Address: 1307 Bentley Ave

Salina, KS 67401




High School: Salina South High School


Primary Position: 2nd Base


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BASKETBALL

Sept. 18-19

Sept. 30

March 5

April 9

Midwest Fall Classic Salina, KS

Brown Mackie Scrimmage K-State at Salina

K-State Manhattan Club K-State at Salina

K-State Manhattan Club Manhattan, KS

2010-2011 SCHEDULE#1 #3

K-State at Salina OrientationSaturday, Aug 21st, 7:00 pm

K-State Salina Welcome Week: Skating RinkTuesday, Aug 24th, 7:00 pm

Ladies Poker RunTuesday, Aug 31st, 6:00 pm

Faculty/Staff vs. Student SoftballThursday, Sept 2nd, 7:00 pm

St. Johns Military School FootballFriday, Aug 10th, 7:00 pm

Dancers For Cancer Fundraiser:Sunday, October 3rd, 1:00 pm at Salina High South Auditorium

Girl Scouts “Let’s Get Moving”:Saturday, October 9th, 9:00 am -12:00 pm

Eaglecrest Retirement CommunityThursday, October 14, 11:30 am

Jr. / Sr. Day at K-State at SalinaThursday, October 21, 9:15 am

MADISON MILESCAPTAIN

KELSEY ADAMS ERICA RIFFEL LACRISTA BRIGHTBILLKARA GODSIL

St John’s Military School football game:Friday, October 22nd, 7:00 pm

Long McArthur’s Women “Heeling” CancerSaturday, October 23rd, 10:30 am

K-State at Salina’s Pep RallyWednesday, October 27th, 6:00 pm at the Student Life Center

Brown Mackie basketball gameFriday, Nov 5th, 7:00 pm

Ambassador Classic Basketball TournamentThursday-Saturday, Nov 11th-13th, Colby Ks

Brown Mackie Basketball Friday, Nov 19th, 7:30 pm

K-State at Salina Club Basketball Thursday, Dec 2nd, 7:00 pm

Brown Mackie Basketball Wednesday, Feb 2nd, 7:00 pm

K-State at Salina Club Basketball Thursday, Feb 3rd, 6:00 pm

Brown Mackie BasketballThursday, Feb 24th, 7:00 pm

Performance Schedule

https://clubs.salina.ksu.edu/softball

PATTERSON, KIM

Personal Info:










MYERS, TAYLOR

Personal Info:


Salina, KS 67401








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LEVI ESSESADVISOR

ERIC BROWNADVISOR

JEN MCCLEANPRESIDENT

WHITNEY SPAULDINGVICE PRESIDENT

#1 Rae Ives

#5 Jennifer Hutfles

#8 Kelsey Adams

#11 Dawn Ramp

#13 Nicole Lordeman

#14 Deanna Pachero

#15 Jennifer Abbott

#16 Danielle Howard

#17 Megan Powell

#21 Kristie Moore

#22 Erica Riffel

TERESA HARTMANADVISOR

The goal of the Spirit Cats dance team is to serve as ambassadors for K-State at Salina. They will promote the campus and the surrounding communities, in addition to supporting the other clubs teams. They will also attract a new demographic of students that haven’t been included on this campus. The team is comprised of dedicated and hardworking individuals who have fun and strive to continually better themselves.

The Spirit Cats don’t have a specifi c event to dance at, as many dance teams do. However, this doesn’t

mean that they don’t have a purpose, it just means that they aren’t tied down! They have danced at many K-State at Salina activities and community events and plan to eventually perform at K-State athletic events.

The team started their fi rst ever season full force. Within the fi rst two weeks they had four different performances. The inaugural performance was during the orientation events at the Student Life Center. They also hosted their own event; the Spirit Cats held the fi rst annual Ladies Poker Run and scavenger

hunt. It helped them raise money, as well as, become more familiar with the female crowd on campus.

Since then, the team has remained busy. This semester they will have a total of 16 performances. They have danced at your typical settings such as two different half time shows of the St. John’s Military School football games. They also have appeared in many community events such as the Girl Scouts “Let’s get Movin’ ” activity where they taught a dance to promote physical activity. In support of raising money for cancer, the Spirit Cats performed at “Dancers for Pediatric Cancer” hosted by Salina Dance Association, and “Heeling Cancer” hosted by Long McArthur. And the list goes on and on.

At this time, future performances only consist of basketball games and tournaments, but new events get added all the time. The squad practices every Tuesday and Wednesday from 3:30 to 5:30. They also schedule additional practices when important events arise, or if they have multiple events that require multiple dances.

The Spirit Cats currently have fi ve positions open to fi ll their team. All members of the Spirit Cats team will earn a $1,000 scholarship, $500 per semester. If you would like to join the team, let them know! For more information visit www.salina.k-state.edu/spiritcats or contact Teresa Hartman at 785-826-2964 or [email protected]. Or you can contact the team captain, Madison Miles, at [email protected].

2010-2011 ROSTER

Kansas State at Salina is proud to offer female students an opportunity to have a fastpitch softball club team who will compete with other university club teams and colleges around the area. This is the fi rst year for club sotball on the K-State at Salina campus.

The club softball team will do numerous fundraisers throught the course of the school year. Club members are expected to pay membership dues and help fundraise for uniforms, travel expenses, equipment and more.

The softball club will play and practice on Thaemert Softball Field. Thaemert Field is located on the north end of campus and is home to intramural sports. It is also equipped with concessions stands and restrooms.

Club SoftballSalina Wildcats

#23 Jennifer McLean

#24 Whitney Spaulding

#32 Megan Henderson

Kiley Herring

PATTERSON, KIM

Personal Info:










MYERS, TAYLOR

Personal Info:


Salina, KS 67401








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OCTOBER10 Scrimmage @ Brown Mackie 2:00 p.m.

10 Scrimmage @ Brown Mackie 4:00 p.m.

NOVEMBER2 @ Sterling College 7:00 p.m.

11 Ambassador Classic @ Colby 7:00 p.m.



DECEMBER2 Colby College @ Salina 7:00 p.m.

FEBRUARY3 Sterling JV @ Salina 6:00 p.m.

9 @ Hesston College 7:00 p.m.

24 @ Brown Mackie 7:00 p.m.

2010-2011 Schedule

#1 Colby Walter #3 Anthony Russo #4 Tyrel Robin #5 Desmond Calloway

# 11 Colton Mosiman #15 Tanner Thompson #20 Felipe Aguilar

Vice President

#21 Will Jones

Treasurer

#22 Brandon Leander #23 Ethan Frasier #24 TJ Wikoff #31 Tomu Takase

#32 John Smith #33 Kalen Fitch

President

Cameron Jackson

Head Coach

Tyler Lewis

Team Manager

K-State at Salina Club Sports Media Guide

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campus lifethe salina

campus housing

undergraduate students

new students

private pilot students

technology management

costsfulltime students