William Jewell College
Cardinal Sports Update
October 20, 2004
Cardinal Friends……..
 History in the making - NAIA National/HAAC/Region V Soccer Players of
the Week: Allison Mallams and Michael Patton. Checked with the NAIA and
no other school to date this year or last has ever had dual Men’s and
Women’s Soccer National Players of the Week in the same week from the
same school. Jewell athletics continues to set records!!!
 Men’s Basketball HAAC Pre-Season Poll placed our Cardinals #1.
 Women’s Basketball HAAC Pre-Season Poll puts them in a 4th place tie with
MNU.
 Men’s Basketball Scrimmage in the Mabee Center beginning at 6:30 p.m. No
charge. See schedule below.
 Women’s Basketball Scrimmage Thursday, Oct. 21 at 6:30 p.m. Same format
as the men’s games.
 Tailgating for Soccer. This Saturday, October 23 in Saint Charles, MO at the WJC
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Soccer games vs. Lindenwood. To secure your reservation call 816 415-7565 or
[email protected] . Advancement has notified us that there will be a good turnout.
Baseball Alumni Baseball game rescheduled for Saturday, October 30 at Noon. Call 816
415-5962 or [email protected] to make your reservation.
Make your reservations soon for the WJC vs. UMKC game on
Thursday, Nov. 4. See ticket information below and reserve your tickets by
sending your money to Gail. Ticket prices $10 (Floor); $8 (Mezzanine); $5
(Upper Level). Time is running out so contact Gail Stewart by sending your
ticket money in today!
Highlights:
The Football Cardinals won their third game of the season and their second in a
row, defeating Central Methodist University 24-7 on Saturday at William Jewell
College.
It was William Jewell's most complete game, with the defense nearly providing
a shutout and the offense gaining three touchdowns against a Central Methodist
defense that had held opponents to an average of less than 13 points a game.
Sophomore safety Loren Henry intercepted a pass in the second half and the
Cardinal offense capitalized with a deep touchdown pass to Lorenzo Selectman. It
was the second touchdown reception for Selectman, who had all of the Cardinals'
receiving yards. Junior Jason Agee broke the 100 yard rushing mark in the first half
as the Cardinals secured a 3-3 record in the Conference. It was the play of the
offensive and defensive linemen, though, that truly made the difference. Offensive
guards Joel Page and Matt Callaway led Jewell running backs through running lanes
the whole game. The Jewell defensive line shutdown the Central Methodist run game
and harassed Central Methodist's quarterback all day long. Freshman defensive end
Kevin Cronk recorded his first collegiate sack in the fourth quarter.
 Women’s Soccer #13 on the NAIA Women’s Soccer Rating #6 - 10/19/04
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WJC HALL OF FAME/HOMECOMING – Saturday, October 30, 2004 – put the date on
your calendar. Get your reservations in this week to Joyce Hon in Advancement.
Order Tickets Soon for the Men’s Basketball vs. UMKC at Municipal Auditorium on
Thursday, Nov. 4 at 7 p.m. There is also going to be a Tailgate before the game at the
Muehlebach Hotel “Old Lobby” at 4:45. Group tickets are going to be sold in the
Athletic Office. Ticket prices $10 (Floor); $8 (Mezzanine); $5 (Upper Level). Mail your
order to Gail Stewart, Box 1021, 500 College Hill, Liberty MO 64068. Tickets at the
gate will be: $15, $12, and $8.……………Reservations for the Tailgate – contact
[email protected] for information
Our men’s soccer team will be the CO-HOST with the Olathe Chamber of Commerce for
the NAIA MEN’S SOCCER NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP on November 17 – 23, 2004 in
Olathe, KS.
NAIA/HAAC Web Sites for updates:
http://www.naia.org/
http://www.haaconference.com/
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NAIA Soccer Players of the Week
October 19, 2004
Michael Patton of William Jewell College
(Mo.) has been named the NAIA Men’s
Soccer Player of the Week and Allison
Mallams, of William Jewell, has been
named the NAIA Women’s Soccer Player of
the Week for the week ending October 17,
2004.
Women’s Soccer Player of the Week –
Allison Mallams, William Jewell College
Columbia, Mo. – The Region V Player of the Week in
women’s soccer for Oct. 10-16 is Allison Mallams from
William Jewell College. Mallams recorded nine goals
and five assists in three Cardinal wins last week. The
Liberty, Mo. native scored or assisted on 14 of her
team’s 15 goals last week. She posted a goal and an
assist vs. Oklahoma City University in a 2-0 win, tallied
four goals and four assists in a 9-0 shutout vs. Avila
Patton, a 5-foot-11-inch senior goalkeeper from Kansas City,
Mo., recorded 36 saves on 36 shots in 275 minutes of play,
including a shut-out of then No. 19 Oklahoma City University.
Patton may have recorded another shutout against then No. 4
Park University (Mo.), but he left in the 5th minute of the first
overtime because of an injury and the Cardinals eventually
lost 1-0 in the second overtime. The William Jewell men are
6-5-2 on the season.
University and knocked in all four of William Jewell’s
goals in a 4-1 victory vs. College of St. Mary.
Women’s Soccer Region V Ranking
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Mallams, a 5-foot-7-inch sophomore forward from Liberty,
Mo., recorded nine goals and five assists for 23 points in
victories against three regionally ranked teams. Mallams
played a role in 14 of William Jewell’s 15 goals on the week.
She now has 27 goals and 22 assists for 76 points through 13
games this season. The William Jewell women are 11-2 on the
season.
NAIA Region V Men’s Soccer Report –
Week 7
October 18, 2004
Men’s Soccer Player of the Week – Michael
Patton, William Jewell College
Columbia, Mo. – Michael Patton, a senior
goalkeeper for the William Jewell Cardinals, is
the Region V Player of the Week in men’s
soccer for Oct. 10-16. Patton, who is a Kansas
City, Mo. native, played 275 minutes in three
matches for the Cardinals this week, saving all
36 shots he faced. He recorded 15 saves in a
1-0 shutout vs. No. 19 Oklahoma City
University. He also posted five saves in a 6-0
victory against conference foe Avila University.
Patton shutout No. 4 Park University for 95
minutes before being forced to leave the game
with a dislocated shoulder.
NAIA Region V Women’s Soccer Report –
Week 7
October 18, 2004
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Institution
Conference
Record
Graceland University (Iowa)
HAAC
12-0-2
William Jewell College (Mo.)
HAAC
11-2-0
McKendree College (Ill.)
AMC
12-1-1
Missouri Valley College
HAAC
10-3-1
Lindenwood University (Mo.)
HAAC
6-7-0
Heart of America Athletic
Conference Women’s
Soccer Player of the Week
Allison Mallams
William Jewell College
Forward Sophomore 5.7. Liberty, Missouri
Allison Mallams, a sophomore forward from
William Jewell, has been selected Heart of
America Athletic Conference Player of the
Week. Mallams posted nine goals and five to
lead the Cardinals to a 3-0 week.
The Liberty, Missouri native posted four goals
each against Avila and College of St. Mary,
and tallied four assists in a 9-0 win over Avila.
Mallams now has 27 goals and 22 assists for
76 points in 13 games this
season.
Conference Player of the Week. Patton played
275 minutes in goal and saved all 36 shots that
came his way.
He recorded 15 saves in a 1-0 win over #19
Oklahoma City and made 16 saves in 95
minutes in a 1-0 loss to
#4 Park before leaving the game with a
separated shoulder.
Heart of America Athletic
Conference Men’s Soccer
Player of the Week
Michael Patton
William Jewell College
Goalkeeper Senior 5.11. Kansas City, Missouri
Michael Patton, a senior goalkeeper for William
Jewell, has been selected Heart of America
Athletic
Upcoming WJC Athletic Schedule:
Thursday, October 21
Men’s/Women’s Soccer at HOME vs. Grand View College 5:30/7:30 P.M.
Women’s Basketball at HOME scrimmage @ 6:30 p.m.
Saturday, October 23
Football @ Missouri Valley College in Marshall at 2:00 P.M.
Men’s/Women’s Soccer @ Lindenwood in St. Charles, MO 5:30/7:30 P.M.
Women’s Volleyball @ Columbia Volleyball game 7 p.m.
Monday, October 25
JV Football at HOME vs. MidAmerica Nazarene 4:00 P.M.
Tuesday, October 26
Men’s/Women’s Soccer @ MidAmerica Nazarene in Olathe, KS at 2:00/4:00 P.M.
Volleyball at HOME vs. Graceland University 5:30/7:00 P.M. – Senior Night
Friday, October 29
Women’s/Men’s Basketball scrimmage @ State Fair in Sedalia, MO 6/8 p.m.
Women’s Golf at HOME, William Jewell College Homecoming
Saturday, October 30 – HOMECOMING/HALL OF FAME
Football at HOME vs. MidAmerica Nazarene at 1:30 P.M.
Men’s/Women’s Soccer at HOME vs. Graceland at 5:30/7:00 P.M.
Cross Country @ HAAC Conference at Atchison, Kansas 11:00/11:45 A.M.
CARDINAL SPORTS RESULTS
Wednesday, October 13
Men’s/Women’s Soccer at HOME vs. Avila
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Men W 6-0, 6-4-2 Overall, 3-2-1 Conf.
Women W 9-0, 6-0 Conf., 10-2-0 Overall
Thursday, October 14
Tennis @ ITA Nationals in Ft. Myers, Florida
Three William Jewell College women tennis players traveled to Ft. Myers, Florida from October 12-17 to compete
at the ITA National Tournament. Senior Laura Curry (singles) and Sophomore Jessica Williams and First-Year student
Allison Cobb (doubles) qualified for Nationals by winning their region tournament (September 24-26 at the Plaza courts).
The top players in the country competed at the beautiful facilities of Gulf Coast University. Curry finished in 8th
place as did the Williams/Cobb doubles tandem. They ran into stiff competition, but held their own well. William Jewell
was the only NAIA school to have three qualifiers for the event.
“Laura Curry, as usual, competed very hard and was extremely focused in her matches,” Coach Rob Thomson
said. “The power of the other players in this tournament takes some time to get adjusted to, but Curry hit her usual downthe-line and cross-court winners. The school should be very proud of her individual accomplishments in her illustrious
career and now is the time to get focused on helping the entire team qualify for Nationals in the spring.”
“The young doubles team of Jessica Williams and Allison Cobb garnered great experience at Nationals that will in
no doubt help them in their bright future. To have two players complement each other well on and off the court is a
pleasant surprise. The best is yet to come from this duo.”
The tennis team will start off-season conditioning later this fall and will resume hitting indoors on January 15.
Saturday, October 16
Football @ HOME vs. Central Methodist College
WIN 24-7, 3-3 Conference
Men’s Soccer at HOME vs. Park University 8:00 P.M.
L 1-0, 2OT, 6-5-2 Overall, 3-2-1 Conf.
Women’s Soccer at HOME vs. St Mary College in Omaha NE
W 4-1, 11-2-0 Overall, 6-0 Conf.
Women’s Volleyball @ University of Saint Mary Tourney in Leavenworth, Kansas
3-1 for the Tournament
11 a.m. WJC vs. Park University L 3-1
WJC vs. Hastings L 3-0
WJC vs. Lindenwood L 3-1
WJC vs. Saint Mary W 3-1
Cross Country @ NAIA Mid-States Southwestern in Winfield, Kansas
The William Jewell College cross country teams traveled far again to Winfield, KS. On Friday Oct 15, 2004 the teams
raced in the NAIA MidStates Championships hosted by Southwestern College. This was a very competitive race with a
total of 28 NAIA teams. The women ran 3.1 miles and men 5 miles against all NAIA schools.
The men's team placed an excellent 8th and beating National ranked Northwood University (#24 NAIA) and Graceland
University (past #25 NAIA)and just behind Wayland Baptist (#23 NAIA). The men ran well in very windy conditions. The
top runners were Ray Taylor (SR.)-26:37-23th, Chris Weseloh (Sr.)-27:04-31st, Luis Guzman(So.)-27:25-35th, Patrick
Hanson (So.)-27:29-38th, Greg Ziegler (Sr.)-28:10-63rd, Aaron Mick (Fr.)-28:11-65th. Chris Weseloh and Luis Guzman
stepped up and ran very well. Ray Taylor was running with a cold and Andy Wommack had to drop out due to continued
leg injury (I-T-band). We hope to get some votes for National Rankings with the results of this race for the men.
The young WJC women's team placed 17th out of 28 teams and three women had season best times in very windy
conditions. The top runners were: Alex Braden (Fr.) - 20:56(1 sec pr)-55th, Lindsey Beckwith (Fr.) -21:40-74th, Sarah
Rahal (Fr.)-22:04(55sec pr)-91st., Sara White (Fr.)-22:26 (58sec pr)-97th, Monica Silvey (So.)-22:38-101st and Katie
Heaton (So.)-27:00-120th. Alex Braden, Sarah Rahal and Sara White all had their best race of the season. The women's
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team continues to get better each week and with our injured and ill athletes giving their best. This team has a very good
future and with a few new recruits will be a strong team for many years to come.
Both teams travel next to Atchison, KS, for the HAAC Championships race on Oct 30, 2004 against many ranked NAIA
teams. Look for the teams to run well and get some more season best times.
Monday, October 18
JV Football @ Central Methodist College in Fayette, MO 6:00 P.M.
Game cancelled due to a wet field
Men’s Golf @ Missouri Valley in Marshall, Mo
WJC took 4th
Chris Pennell
168
Matt Smith
174
Kyle Rivas
172
Steve Sigfusson
183
T.J. Martley
Aaron Davidson
189
Jake Tessereau
190
190
Tuesday, October 19
Volleyball @ Culver-Stockton in Canton, MO
L 3-0
Women’s Golf @ Missouri Baptist at the Falls Golf Course
WJC results:
Jayme Boyd
Ashley Mansfield
Casey Sheek
Kristin Sparks
Team Total was
99
108
120
121
448
Wednesday, October 20
Men’s & Women’s Basketball Media Day at Kaufmann Stadium (Pre-season Poll)
Men picked #1 in the HAAC Preseason Poll
Women picked 4th (Tie with MNU)
Men’s Basketball at HOME scrimmage @ 6:30 p.m.
There will be 3 games going on simultaneously
Time:
6:30
7:30
8:30
North Court:
WJC vs. MACC
WJC vs. KCKCC
WJC vs. PVCC
Middle Court:
MANU vs. PVCC
MANU vs. MACC
MANU vs. KCKCC
South Court:
GU vs. KCKCC
GU vs. PVCC
GU vs. MACC
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S T A T S
NAIA Region V Women’s Soccer Report–
Week 7 – 10/18/04
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Graceland University 120-2
2
William Jewell College 11-2-0
3
McKendree College 12-1-1
4
Missouri Valley College 10-3-1
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Lindenwood Univ. 6-7-0
WJC
Lindenwood
Avila
MVC
Benedictine
CMC
MNU
CSC
HAAC Men’s Soccer Stats:
6-0 (11-2 Overall)
5-1
DNR
4-2
3-4
DNR
1-6
0-6
Individual Goals Per Game
#1
Allison Mallams
#2
Kristin Neher
#7
Shannon Eberle
HAAC Standings
10/11/04
Baker
7-0
Lindenwood 5-1
MNU
4-2
Graceland 5-2
WJC
3-3
Mo Valley
3-4
Benedictine 2-1
CMC
1-6
Avila
DNR
CSC
0-7
Individual Goals Per Game:
#15 Blake Ryan
Individual Assists Per Game
#4
Blake Ryan
#11 Dusty Green
Individual Points Per Game
#8
Blake Ryan
Individual Goals Allowed Per Game
#3
Michael Patton
Team Goals Per Game
#5
WJC
Team Goals Allowed Per Game
#3
WJC
Individual Assists Per Game
#1
Allison Mallams
#2
Kristin Neher
#7
Molly Thye
#8
Shannon Eberle
Individual Points Per Game
#1
Allison Mallams
#2
Kristin Neher
#9
Shannon Eberle
#16 Molly Thye
Individual Goals allowed Per Game
#5
Rachel Obert
#6
Amy Johnson
Team Goals Per Game
#2
WJC
Team Goals Allowed Per Game
#3
WJC
HAAC Volleyball Results:
HAAC Standings
October 18, 2004
Overall
CMC
15-10
CSC
20-14
BC
11-13
HAAC Women’s Soccer Results:
HAAC Standings
October 19, 2004
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Graceland 6-0 (13-0 Overall)
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Conf.
7-1
5-1
4-2
BU
Lindenwood
WJC
MNU
MV
EU
GU
Avila
16-13
19-12
16-10
23-12
12-15
17-11
11-14
6-14
4-3
4-3
4-3
3-5
3-5
2-5
2-5
2-6
#7
WJC
HAAC Football Results:
October 17, 2004
HAAC Standings:
LU
GU
MNU
BU
WJC
BC
AU
CMC
CSC
EU
MVC
Individual Hitting
#2
Danielle Coverdell
#6
Jamie Johnson
#14 Anna Dickerson
#15 Kyli Hufford
Individual Service Receptions
#2
Erin Thess
#8
Kyli Hufford
#17 Heather Ricke
Individual Assists
#1
Margaret Crocker
Individual Serving
#3
Kyli Hufford
#9
Heather Ricke
Individual Digs
#3
Kyli Hufford
#11 Erin Thess
#25 Heather Ricke
Individual Blocks
#14 Jamie Johnson
#16 Anna Dickerson
#26 Danielle Coverdell
Team Hitting
#1
WJC
Team Service Receptions
#2
WJC
Team Assists
#1
WJC
Team Serving
#4
WJC
Team Digs
#7
WJC
Team Blocks
7-0
5-1
4-2
4-2
3-3
2-4
2-4
2-5
2-5
2-4
2-5
Scoring Offense
#8
WJC
Scoring Defense
#5
WJC
Total Offense
#8
WJC
Total Defense
#8
WJC
Rushing Offense
#3
WJC
Rushing Defense
#8
WJC
Pass Offense
#9
WJC
Pass Defense
#6
WJC
Pass Efficiency
#6
WJC
Pass Def Efficiency
#9
WJC
Kickoff Returns
#11 WJC
Punting
#3
WJC
Punt Returns
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#8
WJC
Turnover Margin
#8
WJC
Sacks by
#11 WJC
Sacks Against
#1
WJC
Pat Kicking
#9
WJC
Rushing
#4
LeAndre Estes
#11 Jason Agee
#15 Leon Wiggins
Passing
#8
Daniel Forrest
Pass Efficiency
#10 Daniel Forrest
#13 LeAndre Estes
Receptions/Game
#7
Lorenzo Selectman
Receive Yds/Game
#3
Lorenzo Selectman
All Purpose Player
#12 LeAndre Estes
#13 Lorenzo Selectman
Scoring (Kick)
#6
Stephen Bader
Field Goals
#3
Stephen Bader
Pat Kicking Pct
#8
Stephen Bader
Field Goals Pct.
#1
Stephen Bader
Punting
#3
Brock Pittenger
Punt Returns
#8
Ty Hawkins
Tackles
#2
Anthony Simone
Tackles for Loss
#5
Trevin Reed
Hall of Fame/Homecoming
Saturday, October 30, 2004
The Four 2004 Hall of Fame Inductees and 1967 Football Team:
Arabie (Adams) Conner
WJC (1987-92): …4-year letter winner in basketball (played for Coach Jim Nelson)…Captain in 90 & 91…1 st Team All HAAC in
89, 90 & 91…Conference MVP as a junior…team MVP in 89 & 90…over 1700 career points…also on the career rebounds and
assists list…Cardinals won HAAC titles in each of her last three seasons…also lettered in softball (twice) and was an All District
selection both years…played on WJC’s first ever varsity soccer team (and was named the team’s MVP)…named Jewell’s female
Athlete of the Year twice (1990 & 1991)…majored in Health & Exercise Science and English (3.7 GPA )
Charlie Funk
WJC (1972-76): …4-year letter winner in basketball (played for Coach John Hickman)…one of the greatest shooters in the
history of WJC basketball…3-time 1st Team All Conference and 2-time 1st Team All-District selection (unanimous choice as a
senior)…holds numerous school scoring records (points in a single game: 49; single season scoring average: 25.9; career scoring
average: 20.0; and most consecutive games scoring in double figures: 85, to name a few)…career scoring leader at time of
graduation (currently #2 on the list with 2077 points)…named Jewell’s Athlete of the Year as a senior…play by play announcer
for football games on campus radio station…graduated Magna Cum Laude…member of Lambda Chi Alpha…resident assistant in
Eaton Hall (2 years)…3.7 GPA…majored in Business Administration
Kelly Groom
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WJC (1979-83): …4-year letter winner in football (played two years for Coach Stan McGarvey and two years for Coach Vic
Wallace)…Team Captain as a senior…NAIA Academic All-American…3-year starter at quarterback (32-4-1 record)…NAIA Playoffs all 3 years…Cardinals played for the National Title (NAIA II) in 1982, losing the championship game to Linfield, OR…1 st
Team All-Conference (3 times) and 1st Team All-District (twice)…NAIA Honorable Mention All-American (twice)…Team
Offensive Player of the Year (twice) and squad MVP in 1982…also played one year of basketball (at the JV level)…named WJC’s
Athlete of the Year as a senior…member of Kappa Alpha Order Fraternity and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes…majored in
Physical Education with a minor in History
Steve Harrison
WJC (1975-79): …4-year letter winner in both cross country and track (ran for Coach Darrel Gourley)…HAAC all-conference
and NAIA All District in Cross Country and Track…NAIA All American in Indoor Track…set conference mile run record at both
indoor and outdoor meets…at one time held school records in: 1000 yard run, mile, 1500 meters, 3000 meters (track) and 5
miles (cross country)…member of 8 conference championship teams in track (indoor and outdoor) and cross country…4.0
GPA…graduated Magna Cum Laude…Chemistry and Philosophy major…President of FCA
1967 Football Team
1st and only football team in WJC history to go undefeated (WJC’s first football team was the 1888 squad)…final record was 100-1 only undefeated college team in Missouri or Kansas …WJC completed the year with a 14-14 tie vs. Doane College (NE) in the
Mineral Water Bowl (Excelsior Springs, MO) .1967 Team: Tom Durnin, Dan Harris, Rodger LaBeth, Bob Buschmann, Jay
Woodard, Gary Taney, Steve Lucas, Jim Reintjes, Gary Beets, Dave Owens, John Modeer, Don Grove, Terry Bashor, Ralph
Sneed, Bob Terbrock, Rich Boyle, Rich Oberbeck, Bill Dierks, Mike Reed, Buck Robinson, John Davis, Mark Stuart, Bill Reese,
Rick Fette, Jerry Postlewait, Dave Freeman, John Phillips, Sam Loomis, Lyle Odo, Mike Dotson, Pat Kelley, Dennis Higgins, John
McArthur, Roger Eberhardt, Mike Evans, Reynolds Baldwin, Mike Johnson, Tom Dunn, Bob Genglebach, Paul Thomason, Bob
Shillito, Bob Meeker, Alvin Lowery, Vince Mango, Dan Brown, John Johnston, Mike Murphy, Jim Rippy, DeWitt Phillips, Jay
Simmons, Barry Sprinkle, Bill Day, Archie Gordanier, Jim Reichard…Coaching Staff included Head Coach Norris Patterson and
Assistant Coaches Jim Nelson, Darrel Gourley and Larry Hamilton
If you would like to attend and/or contribute to this year's Hall of Fame Festivities,
please contact Dr. James C. Redd, William Jewell College, 500 College Hill, Liberty, MO
64068 by October 17. The cost is $20 per person. Email Jim Redd at
[email protected]
2004-05 Townsend Trophy
William Jewell College vs. Park University
Wins
10/1/04
Losses
10/1/04
10/16/04
10/16/04
Women’s Soccer 6-1
Volleyball 1-3
Men’s Soccer 1-0 2OT
Volleyball 3-1 (Tournament)
Upcoming games:
Men’s Soccer vs. Park Saturday, Oct. 16 @ 8 p.m.
Men’s Basketball vs. Park Wed., Nov. 10 @ 7 p.m.
Women’s Basketball vs. Park Saturday, Dec. 4 @ 2 p.m.
Men’s Basketball vs. Park Tues., Dec. 7 @ 7 p.m.
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