James Madison University - Bluestone Schoolmaam Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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I v ' - ' r he Women ' s Soccer Club played Loyola College in Mary- ,1 land who they beat 6-0 (top). Members traveled to Duke University to see them play Clemson University (bottom). OMEN ' S SOCCER CLUB (jT triving ro be a self-sufficient and successful club team, to reach their potential and to play together as a team always L . giving 100 percent, are the main goals of the Women ' s Soc- cer Club. Members participated in many fundraisers including cleaning the stadium, organizing raffles and holding car washes to raise enough fiands to attend the Women ' s Club Soccer Nationals. The Women ' s Soccer Club Team is part of the UREC Intramurals program. Members practiced four times a week and competed in games every weekend. The team finished 5-0 for the season; they were Southeast Region Champions and were in the top four na- tionally last year, and in 1995 they were state champions. The Women ' s Soccer Club was formed in 1993 and has 39 members. President Katie En er - ' Vice President Erin Gilman Treasurer Jenny Maskell ■ - Secretary Karen Frasier FUNDRAISING JeN ChaLFIN . CoACH TiM MiLLER Captain Tinsley Jones . Historians Varna Swartz and Laurie Birkhead WA ceNf ' Members of the Women ' s Soc- cer Club Laurie Birkhead and Michelle Rose, both juniors, join in stadium clean-up after the Home- coming game. Members participated in a variety of fundraising events to raise money for trips. Front Row: Julie Cortes e, Jenny Preziosi, Elinor DeDeo, Jenny Maskell, Kacie Preece, Guin Hayes, Kanako Oshin Ashley Queen, Emily Marshall, Kellie Pettyjohn. Second Row; Bethany Pantuck, Janna Borkowsky, Carrie Offenba Catherine Markey, Carolyn Keating, Erin Giim.in, Tinsley Jones, Jen Chalfin, Paula Kelton, Stephanie Holt, Sheri FranSs? Katie Etter. Back Row: Mackenzie Cashman. Sara McGaughey, Susie Morahan, Kerrie Eisenhauer, Kristen Daugherty, Laurie Birkliead, Lucy Varna Swara, Jinna Mach, Renee Evans, Tim Miller. . 1 J ' t ».»« f : ( k ■■IVa J - H — - WB g , , , 1 ' • T U A » — i ad.!t „ B Men ' s and Women ' s Soccer Clubs 335

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Team captains Tamer Moumen, president, and Mark Colombell, vice-president, partici- pate in the NIRSA National Cham- pionships. The Men ' s Soccer Club re- turned tor the second year in a row to the competition. L kitf t 1 ft, Front Row: Greig Warwick, Michael Robinson, Ivan Ayala, Tamer Moumen, Todd White, hnran Ali, John Sentz, ' Lewis. Second Row: Marcia Cortez, Brirt Cohen, Mike Benevento, Klioa Ngvvyen, Brenr Henpel, Cameron Stodda Jefl Orchard, Michael Radkowskv ' , Dave Brisson, Adam Johnson. Back Row: Ian Keenan, Brendan Gilman, Matt Rinn, Bennett Baber, Ryan Alexander, Tim Bradley, Scott Campbell, T.J. Colombell. EN ' S S CLUB OCCER ' ' I he Men ' s Soccer Club competes at a highly competitive and organized collegiate level in the game of soccer. The club played home games every week and traveled to both regional and national tournaments. The Men ' s Soccer Club was completely student-run and members held numerous fundraisers to earn enough money for the club to participate in tournaments. The club will have competed at the NIRSA National Champion- ships for the second year in a row at Georgia Southern University. The Men ' s Soccer Club is currently ranked 1 in the entire region. President Tamer Moumen .- Vice President Mark Colombell Secretary Craig Warwick . Treasurer Tamer Moumen en ' s Soccer Club members celebrate after the NIRS . National Championships (top). Members Matt Bryaw pflliil Cameron Stoddart and Tamer Moumen man their booth at[ fundraising event (bottom). 334 Organizations

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The Student Ambassadors gear up for a year of service tl the community at a leadership conference (top). These menl bers enjoy themselves at the Student Ambassadors Halloween Paril (bottom). TUDENT ambassador: y encouraging enthusiasm, commitment and campus par- ticipation among its members, Student Ambassadors represent and promote the university to prospective stu- dents and guests, current students and alumni. Major activities included campus tours. Graduation and Homecoming events, alumni reunions, admissions receptions, Home High School Con- nection, Preview Days and a silent auction. Student Ambassadors provided guided campus tours to over 30,000 visitors during the year. They also established the $25,000 Carrie Kutner Student Ambassador Endowed Scholarship for current students. Tradition- ally, Student Ambassadors have been recognized as leaders on cam- pus. The organization was chartered at the university in 1988 and has approximately 120 members. President Brock Leonard .- VP- Admissions Brannen Edge VP- Advancement Jihan Crowther .- VP-Outreach Tara Riley Treasurer Brian LoBalbo . = ' Secretary Bridget Smtth Tour Coordinator Jon Covel ■ ' Committee Coordinator Andrea Casey C eniors Brian LoBalbo and Andrea u • Casey before the Student Ambas- sadors Semiformal. Many organiza- tions held semi-formals to conclude each semester. Front Row: Jennifer Gazan. Suzanne Hecht, Pamela Haraway, Shannon Ackermann, Megan Malarkey, Kimberly Schless, Christina Lewis, Pamela Riker, Kelly Hynes, April Roberts, Lesley Grieco, Andy Allen, Mary McNutt, Andrea Casey, Jenny Armstrong. Second Row: Jon Covel, Nelson Pham, Tara Rumberger, Heather Moore, Jessica Shorter, Kylie Hoover, Julianne Zelizo, Dana Berie, Lauren Bronich, Julee Hart, Orin Bishop, Elizabeth Peacock, Michael Mafodda, Keviq ambat, Rachel Montgomery, Charlotte Schindler Back Row: Kevin Tyser, Jennifer Gibson, Christopher fvlulkinsS datt Cooper, Justin Britde, Brannen Edge. Sarah Wampler, Rick Bernstein, Tara Carroll, Tara Riley, Janelle Way iaJ layncs, Kiri Gallahue, Brock Leonard, Darren D ' Alconzo, Allyson Spacek, Seth Lieberma 336 Organizations