Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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MEET V 3 TSU gebpp Defiance Conditioner no scores kept Olivet Inv. 5th 10 teams Trinity 17 jj 52 Grace 73 Marion 97 Ohio Northern Inv. 2nd 6 teams Findlay Inv. 3rd 7 teams Manchester Inv. 3rd 10 teams Manchester 20 ' 41 Siena Heights 15 60 IUPU Fort Wayne 65 Defiance (B-team) 15 50 District 21 State 3rd 12 teams MCC Conference 1st 5 teams NCAA N ationals 15th 42 teams a. Kathy Kujawski finishes her first 5 mile race. b. The team fires up for another practi¬ ce. c. The top 4, Tom Boldt, Greg Johnson, Jeff Lauber, Dexter Lehman, lead the way to another victory, d. Mallard and Jack look to the finish in relief, e. 1st row--B. Kirkwood, P. Beckwith, S. Wilson, K. Kujawski, J. Gangloff, J. Lauber. 2nd row--D. Johnston, J. Vrana, D. Lehman, T. Boldt, M. Crane. 3rd row--Coach Gollnick, M. Smith, D. Kyle, M. Galloway, B. Prieshoff, G. Johnson, M. Schlemmer. I w 29 Cross Country

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ivm TfV V pxi ■ ; , rw-SNTl a ! Nf v“ • ?W. Wm S SP « . , » N. - ' « iX ■I ays • -V 4 if ■BH a. 13H This year’s team continued to improve as they ended the season with a 7-0 record; three times achieving the shutout score of 15. The toughest meet of the season proved to be the Ohio Northern Invitational. Ohio, fired-up and ready for revenge, squeezed in a two point victory. Undaunted, TSU went on to capture their fourth straight Mid-Central Con¬ ference Championship title and qualify, for the second year in a row, for the NCAA Division III National Championships, held in Cleveland. They overcame the barriers of three inches of snow, and temperatures in the teens to take 15th out of 42 teams. New this year to the squad was the first female runner, Kathy Kujawski. In the women’s division, she set a course record at Tri-State and broke the existing one at Man¬ chester by ten minutes. T j II . i ' - - ' M-STATE Btt-STATE THI STATfJ ' $ j « - : ' V jrm . -S. . t r ■ -fwi iMM ir, 28

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' T The soccer team, under the direc¬ tion of Dave Hale, compiled a 6- 4 record, winning as many games in this season as in the previous four seasons put together. The rel¬ atively young team pulled together, under the leadership of senior Kevin Heffernan, to put down a strong Huntington team for the first time in four years. The winning goal came in the last 30 seconds of the best and most exciting game of the season. In other thrillers, the Trojans saw their closest game ever against Spring Arbor, the Michigan State Champions. They held Grace, who became National Christian Conference Champions, to a 0-1 score. They also missed qualify¬ ing for Nationals by one game themselves. Heffernan proved to be one of the most outstanding athletes, as he was named an Indiana All-Star and TSU’s Most Valuable Player. He was also named to our Hall of Fame and to the MCC Conference team. 30