2012 Haskell Report

Congratulations Seniors! Indian Athletics Says Goodbye to Another Successful Senior Class

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Spring 2012

eer Successsfull Seniorr Class

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Haskell Athletics in 2011-12

- “We Are Haskell”- Cross Country - Football- Volleyball- Men’s Basketball- All-American Brady Fairbanks- All-American Brady Fairbanks- Women’s Basketball- Women’s Basketball- Track & Field- Track & Field- Softball- Softball- Golf- Cheer & Spirit Squad- MCAC Scholar Athletes- 2012-13 Athletic Schedules- Haskell Athletics on the Web

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The NAIA Champions of Character is an initiative founded on fi ve core values: respect, responsibility, servant lead-ership, integrity, and sportsmanship.

The Haskell Athletic Department for the 2011-2012 aca-demic year embraced the initiative in a more dynamic manner than previous years. This year, the department with the guidance of the Champions of Character Repre-sentative Freda Gipp, and University of Kansas student intern Wesley Kosel created learning environments high-lighting the values.

During a spring session, student-athletes were tasked with creating a value based model focused on “We Are “We Are Haskell.”Haskell.” Athletes separated into groups for a little fun competition on who would be the “faces” of the fi rst vid-eo campaign for “We Are Haskell.” The group in the vid-eo was the winning team …. With a little bit of help from a couple of other student-athletes.

The Haskell Cross Country team concluded their 2011 campaign with a second place fi nish at the MCAC Championships, which also served as a national qualifying meet.

Freshman Talisa BudderTalisa Budder came in fi rst in the women’s 5K race, while Thomas ZunieThomas Zunie fi nished fi rst in the men’s 5K. The duo were the fi rst MCAC Cross Country champions in school history.

Budder and Zunie’s individual conference championships were the fi rst in Haskell athletics history.

They along with freshman Brannon WallaceBrannon Wallace were all national qualifi ers during the 2011 season.

Fort Wingate N.M. native Nicholas Nicholas DesiderioDesiderio has signed to compete for Coach Gipp and the Cross Country team during his freshman year of 2012-13.

Desiderio had a solid Sr. season at Wingate HS, fi nishing in the Top 10 during eight of 10 races.

Budder and Zunie also qualifi ed for the NAIA outdoor track and fi eld National Championships in the fall as the pair both fi nished fi rst in the half-marathon. Zunie crossed the fi nish line at 1:13.02, while Budder fi nished with a 1:31.26 time.

A new era began for players wearing Purple and Gold helmets at Haskell Memorial Stadium as Jimmy Jimmy SnyderSnyder took over as the new head football coach.

In his fi rst full recruiting season, Snyder inked a to-tal of 42-players on national signing day this past spring.

Snyder is an alumnus of the University of Kansas, and Haskell. Coach Snyder started at the linebacker position for the Indians at the junior college level (92-93), and has previously coached at Haskell as a defensive assistant (02-08). In addition to his coaching experience in Kansas, Snyder has experi-ence in his home state of Florida, and California.

Junior wide receiver Caleb Chaffi nCaleb Chaffi n had a stellar 2011 season as he was named BSN Player of the Week fol-lowing his 18 reception 148-yard week fi ve perfor-mance. He also led all Division I WR’s in receptions per game at one point during the season with 6.1 per con-test.

Jordan Haught Ryan Alden Nick Crisp

Kenny St. Pierre Bryan Singer Emery Brown Kenny St. Pierre Bryan Singer Emery Brown

The Haskell volleyball team also saw a change at the top as new head coach Nana Nana Allison-Brewer came to Lawrence from South Dakota State, where she guided the Jackrabbits to a 16-14 record in her fi nal season before arriving at Haskell Indian Na-tions University.

Allison-Brewer is the fi rst Native American to serve as a head coach of a NCAA Division I program.

Senior Pamela Pamela TsoTso earned MCAC All-Conference Honarable Men-tion honors fol-lowing her fi nal season on the court inside the Coffi n Sports Complex.

To go along with her accomplish-ments on the court, the Crown-point, N.M. na-tive also excelled in the classroom, earning MCAC Scholar Athlete honors as the team earned a 3.19 GPA during the spring 2012 semester.

Albuquerque, N.M. native Lakesha Padilla Lakesha Padilla Signed a letter of intent to come play for Coach Brewer and the Indians this fall.

Padilla played volleyball and basketball at Santa Fe In-dian School and is considered one of the best middle-hit-ters in New Mexico’s Class AAA during her senior year in 2010.

6-9 power forward Ron Rousseau Ron Rousseau will be a towering fi gure for Coach Kills crow and the Haskell men’s bas-ketball team in the fall as the Eagle Butte, S.D. native signed a letter of intent this spring to come to Law-rence and play in the Coffi n Sports Complex.

Rousseau comes to Haskell from United Tribes Technical College (Bis-mark, N.D.) where he averaged 12.5 ppg and 9.4 rebounds.

Second year head coach Chad Kills CrowChad Kills Crow led his team to fi ve hard fought victories during the course of the MCAC schedule, including three road wins within the conference.

The Indians compiled 11-overall victories during the 2011-12 campaign, led by their three seniors, Brady Brady FairbanksFairbanks, Zachary EastmanZachary Eastman, and Byron TrujilloByron Trujillo. ___________________________________________

With hustle from players like Trey Osborne Trey Osborne (above) and All-American Brady FairbanksBrady Fairbanks (next page), the Indian men stayed in the hunt in the ultra competi-tive MCAC conference until season’s end. Chad Kills Crow’s squad was just three games out of second place after the last game of the year.

Fairbanks gave his team a boost down the stretch as he scored 43-points vs. Central Christian Col-lege (Jan. 17) and 41 on senior night at the Cof-fi n Sports Compex against Central Baptist College (Feb. 11).

Haskell won three of their last four games to close out the 2011-12 season, including their 108-79 win over CBC. Haskell had their highest point output of the season on Dec. 17, when they dropped 114 on Oglala Lakota College in their 50-point victory.

Congratulations to Haskell senior Brady Fair-Brady Fair-banksbanks, who became the fi rst Indian men’s basket-ball player to earn NAIA All-American honors. The Bena, Minn. native led the conference in scoring and was named MCAC Player of the Week three times during the 2011-12 season.

While Flanagan says goodbye to four seniors he will say hello to close to a dozen newcomers in 2012-13, includ-ing Jenine CortizJenine Cortiz (Santa Fe, N.M.) and Jennah WilliamsJennah Williams (Anadarko, Okla.), who were the fi rst to sign.

Cortiz comes to Haskell from N.M. Highlands U., while Williams is fresh off of her senior year at Anadarko High School. The second year head coach expects both players to make an immediate impact this fall.

Newly minted Haskell women’s basketball coach Shane Shane FlanaganFlanagan took over a talented team that battled their way through a tough MCAC schedule, posting six wins and fi nishing just three wins shy of second place.

Flanagan played collegiately at Boise State and was the on-court assistant at the University of New Mexico for fi ve seasons prior to arriving to Haskell in the fall of 2011.______________________________________________

5-10 center Lois StevensLois Stevens earned MCAC First team All-Conference honors following her senior cam-paign. The Green Bay, Wisc. product averaged 13.6 points per game and grabbed close to seven re-bounds for Coach Flanagan and the Indian women.

Seniors Kayla Davis Kayla Davis (left) and Sharon Forte Sharon Forte (right) earned MCAC All-Conference honorable mentions following their fi nal seasons in the Purple and Gold.

The duo accounted for close to 26-points per game and 12.5 rebounds in 29-games during the regular season.

Individually, Davis averaged 11.9 ppg and 7.1 re-bounds, while Forte pulled down 5.2 boards and netted an average of 14.4 points per game.

Individually the Haskell track and fi eld team per-formed quite well at the conference meet, claiming individual titles by a male and female athlete.

The Indians had two runners competing at the NAIA Outdoor National Championships in Marion, Ind.

Thomas ZunieThomas Zunie earned MCAC First Team All-Conference honors following his performance during the 2012 track and fi eld season. The junior was the men’s 5000-meter champion at conference. Zunie now has two champion-ships from the 2011-12 school year, counting his cross country championship from the fall.

Zunie is a three time qualifi er for the NAIA National Out-door Championships in the Marathon and is the fi rst male athlete to qualify in two sports for the NAIA Nationals in one year. He fi nished 22nd in the Marathon with a 2:46.19 time at Nationals in Marion, Ind., this past May.

Freshman Leslie WasetaLeslie Waseta also landed on the MCAC’s First Team All-Conference. The throw-er was the women’s javelin champion at con-ference this past April.

Freshman Talisa Budder Talisa Budder qualifi ed for the NAIA National Outdoor Championships in the Mara-thon. She’s the fi rst female athlete to qualify in two sports for the NAIA Nationals in one year.

The softball team was led not only on the fi eld but in the classroom by Miranda CobellMiranda Cobell and Lauren StanleyLauren Stanley who were named MCAC Scholar Athletes for the 2012 season.

The Haskell softball team wrapped up their 2012 campaign, lead by junior Samantha RobertsonSamantha Robertson who slammed a team-leading six home runs during the 35-game season. Robertson’s half-dozen dingers were tied for 12th most among batters in the con-ference.

Head coach Gary TannerGary Tanner and his Haskell golfers wrapped up the 2012 sea-son by hosting the MCAC Tournament (April 23-24) in their backyard at the Eagle Bend Golf Course in Lawrence.

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Junior Derek Frick Derek Frick had a stellar season for head coach Gary TannerGary Tanner and the Haskell golf team.

Frick was the highest placing Purple and Gold golf-er at the MCAC Tournament in April. He fi nished tied for 14th place.

The Arlington, Texas native also became the fi rst Haskell golfer to earn an All-Conference Honorable Mention following his performance at Eagle Bend Golf Course in Lawrence. Frick was also named a MCAC Scholar Athlete.

Spirit SquadSpirit Squad

Tommy AmicoTommy Amico oversees the cheer and spirit squad for the 2011-12 school year. Amico is a former NCAA Division I All-American and National Cham-pion in cheer. He was also a national staff mem-ber and judge for the International Cheerleading Foundation.

He currently serves as a Senior Manager for the Offi ce of the Assistant Secretary for Health, as well as a part-time head coach at Haskell.

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FOOTBALLSEPTEMBER 1 Presentation College 1:00 Aberdeen S.D.SEPTEMBER 1 Presentation College 1:00 Aberdeen S.D. 8 Robert Morris TBA Lawrence, KS8 Robert Morris TBA Lawrence, KS 15 Tabor College 7:00 Hillsboro, Kan. 15 Tabor College 7:00 Hillsboro, Kan. 22 Bacone College 7:00 Lawrence, KS22 Bacone College 7:00 Lawrence, KS 29 Southwestern College 7:00 Lawrence, KS 29 Southwestern College 7:00 Lawrence, KSOCTOBER OCTOBER 6 Lindenwood-Belleville* 1:00 Lawrence, KS6 Lindenwood-Belleville* 1:00 Lawrence, KS 13 SW Assemblies of God TBA Waxahatchie, Texas 13 SW Assemblies of God TBA Waxahatchie, Texas 27 Robert Morris TBA Chicago, IL. 27 Robert Morris TBA Chicago, IL.NOVEMBER NOVEMBER 10 Trinity Bible College 1:00 Lawrence, KS.10 Trinity Bible College 1:00 Lawrence, KS.

MEN’S BASKETBALLMEN’S BASKETBALLOCTOBER OCTOBER 26 Northern Arizona University** NCAA Div. I Exhibition TBA Flagstaff, AZ 26 Northern Arizona University** NCAA Div. I Exhibition TBA Flagstaff, AZ 30 McPherson College 7:30 Lawrence, KS 30 McPherson College 7:30 Lawrence, KSNOVEMBERNOVEMBER

2 Ottawa University 7:30 Lawrence, KS2 Ottawa University 7:30 Lawrence, KS 6 Baker University 7:00 Baldwin City, KS 6 Baker University 7:00 Baldwin City, KS

10 Southwestern College 2:00 Lawrence, KS10 Southwestern College 2:00 Lawrence, KS 12 Manhattan Christian 7:30 Lawrence, KS 12 Manhattan Christian 7:30 Lawrence, KS 16 Bethany College (Baker Classic) 4:00 Baldwin City, KS 16 Bethany College (Baker Classic) 4:00 Baldwin City, KS 17 McPherson College (Baker Classic) 6:00 Baldwin City, KS 17 McPherson College (Baker Classic) 6:00 Baldwin City, KS 19 University of St. Mary 7:30 Leavenworth, KS 19 University of St. Mary 7:30 Leavenworth, KS 23 Regis University** NCAA Div. II Exhibition TBA Denver, CO 23 Regis University** NCAA Div. II Exhibition TBA Denver, CO 24 Colorado School of Mines** NCAA Div. II Exhibition TBA Golden, CO 24 Colorado School of Mines** NCAA Div. II Exhibition TBA Golden, CO 27 Ottawa University 7:30 Ottawa, KS 27 Ottawa University 7:30 Ottawa, KSDECEMBER DECEMBER

1 Oglala Lakota College 4:00 Lawrence, KS1 Oglala Lakota College 4:00 Lawrence, KS 8 William Woods University 2:00 Fulton, MO 8 William Woods University 2:00 Fulton, MO

31 University of St. Mary 4:00 Lawrence, KS31 University of St. Mary 4:00 Lawrence, KSJANUARYJANUARY 8 College of the Ozarks* 7:30 Point Lookout, MO 8 College of the Ozarks* 7:30 Point Lookout, MO

12 Central Christian College* 5:00 Lawrence, KS12 Central Christian College* 5:00 Lawrence, KS 15 Bellevue University* 7:30 Lawrence, KS 15 Bellevue University* 7:30 Lawrence, KS 18 York College* 7:30 York, NE 18 York College* 7:30 York, NE 19 Waldorf College* 5:00 Forrest City, IA 19 Waldorf College* 5:00 Forrest City, IA 22 Oklahoma Wesleyan University* 7:30 Bartlesville, OK 22 Oklahoma Wesleyan University* 7:30 Bartlesville, OK 25 Central Baptist College* 7:30 Lawrence, KS 25 Central Baptist College* 7:30 Lawrence, KS 26 Southwestern Christian University* 5:00 Lawrence, KS 26 Southwestern Christian University* 5:00 Lawrence, KS 29 Central Christian College* 7:30 McPherson, KS 29 Central Christian College* 7:30 McPherson, KSFEBRUARY FEBRUARY

2 College of the Ozarks* 5:00 Lawrence, KS2 College of the Ozarks* 5:00 Lawrence, KS 5 Bellevue University* 7:30 Bellevue, NE 5 Bellevue University* 7:30 Bellevue, NE 8 York College* 7:30 Lawrence, KS 8 York College* 7:30 Lawrence, KS 9 Waldorf College* 5:00 Lawrence, KS 9 Waldorf College* 5:00 Lawrence, KS 12 Oklahoma Wesleyan University* 7:30 Lawrence, KS 12 Oklahoma Wesleyan University* 7:30 Lawrence, KS 15 Central Baptist College* 7:30 Conway, AR 15 Central Baptist College* 7:30 Conway, AR 16 Southwestern Christian University* 5:00 Bethany, OK 16 Southwestern Christian University* 5:00 Bethany, OK

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2012-13 HaskellHaskell athletic schedules

WOMEN’S BASKETBALLWOMEN’S BASKETBALLOCTOBEROCTOBER

30 McPherson College 5:30 Lawrence, KS30 McPherson College 5:30 Lawrence, KSNOVEMBERNOVEMBER 2 Ottawa University 5:30 Ottawa, KS 2 Ottawa University 5:30 Ottawa, KS 6 Baker University 6:00 Baldwin City, KS 6 Baker University 6:00 Baldwin City, KS 9 Tara Patterson Classic Southwestern College TBA Winfi eld, KS 9 Tara Patterson Classic Southwestern College TBA Winfi eld, KS 10 Tara Patterson Classic Southwestern College TBA Winfi eld, KS 10 Tara Patterson Classic Southwestern College TBA Winfi eld, KS 16 McPherson College Bethel College Classic TBA North Newton, KS 16 McPherson College Bethel College Classic TBA North Newton, KS 17 Bethel College Bethel College Classic TBA North Newton, KS 17 Bethel College Bethel College Classic TBA North Newton, KS 19 University of St. Mary 5:30 Leavenworth, KS 19 University of St. Mary 5:30 Leavenworth, KS

20 Tabor College 5:30 Lawrence, KS20 Tabor College 5:30 Lawrence, KS 27 Ottawa University 5:30 Lawrence, KS 27 Ottawa University 5:30 Lawrence, KSDECEMBERDECEMBER

1 Oglala-Lakota College Exhibition TBA Lawrence, KS1 Oglala-Lakota College Exhibition TBA Lawrence, KS 8 Stephens College 3:00 Lawrence, KS 8 Stephens College 3:00 Lawrence, KS 31 University of St. Mary 2:00 Lawrence, KS 31 University of St. Mary 2:00 Lawrence, KSJANUARYJANUARY 8 College of the Ozarks* 5:30 Point Lookout, MO 8 College of the Ozarks* 5:30 Point Lookout, MO

12 Central Christian College* 3:00 Lawrence, KS12 Central Christian College* 3:00 Lawrence, KS 15 College of St. Mary* 5:30 Lawrence, KS 15 College of St. Mary* 5:30 Lawrence, KS 18 York College* 5:30 York, NE 18 York College* 5:30 York, NE 19 Waldorf College* 3:00 Forrest City, IA 19 Waldorf College* 3:00 Forrest City, IA 22 Oklahoma Wesleyan University* 5:30 Bartlesville, OK 22 Oklahoma Wesleyan University* 5:30 Bartlesville, OK

25 Central Baptist College* 5:30 Lawrence, KS25 Central Baptist College* 5:30 Lawrence, KS 26 Southwestern Christian University* 3:00 Lawrence, KS 26 Southwestern Christian University* 3:00 Lawrence, KS 29 Central Christian College* 5:30 McPherson, KS 29 Central Christian College* 5:30 McPherson, KSFEBRUARYFEBRUARY

2 College of the Ozarks* 3:00 Lawrence, KS2 College of the Ozarks* 3:00 Lawrence, KS 5 College of St. Mary* 7:30 Omaha, NE 5 College of St. Mary* 7:30 Omaha, NE

8 York College* 5:30 Lawrence, KS8 York College* 5:30 Lawrence, KS 9 Waldorf College* 3:00 Lawrence, KS 9 Waldorf College* 3:00 Lawrence, KS 12 Oklahoma Wesleyan University* 5:30 Lawrence, KS 12 Oklahoma Wesleyan University* 5:30 Lawrence, KS 15 Central Baptist College* 5:30 Conway, AR 15 Central Baptist College* 5:30 Conway, AR 16 Southwestern Christian University* 3:00 Bethany, OK 16 Southwestern Christian University* 3:00 Bethany, OK

GOLFGOLFSEPTEMBERSEPTEMBER 4/5 Southwestern Christian Oklahoma City, OK 4/5 Southwestern Christian Oklahoma City, OK 10/11 Central Christian McPherson, KS 10/11 Central Christian McPherson, KS

24/25 Ottawa Lawrence, KS24/25 Ottawa Lawrence, KS OCTOBEROCTOBER 7/8 Haskell Topeka, KS 7/8 Haskell Topeka, KSMARCHMARCH 11/12 TBD TBD 11/12 TBD TBD

25/26 Ottawa Lawrence, KS25/26 Ottawa Lawrence, KSAPRILAPRIL 1/2 William Woods Fulton, MO 1/2 William Woods Fulton, MO 8/9 Southwestern Christian Oklahoma City, OK 8/9 Southwestern Christian Oklahoma City, OK 15/16 TBD 15/16 TBD 22/23 MCAC Conference Tournament Bartlesville, OK 22/23 MCAC Conference Tournament Bartlesville, OK



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DATE OPPONENT TIME LOCATION OPPONENT TIME LOCATION August 24 Sterling Tournament TBA Sterling, KS August 24 Sterling Tournament TBA Sterling, KS (Sterling, JWU, Manhattan Christian, Bethel College, CCC, OKWU) (Sterling, JWU, Manhattan Christian, Bethel College, CCC, OKWU)August 25 Sterling Tournament TBA Sterling, KS August 25 Sterling Tournament TBA Sterling, KS August 28 Ottawa University 7:00 PM Lawrence, KS August 28 Ottawa University 7:00 PM Lawrence, KS August 31 Emery Riddle 7:00 PM Prescott, AZ August 31 Emery Riddle 7:00 PM Prescott, AZ September 1 TBA TBA Prescott, AZ September 1 TBA TBA Prescott, AZ September 6 Bacone College 7:00 PM Lawrence, KS September 6 Bacone College 7:00 PM Lawrence, KS September 7 Avila University Eagle Challenge Kansas City, KS September 7 Avila University Eagle Challenge Kansas City, KS Haskell vs. Bethel 1:00 PM Haskell vs. Bethel 1:00 PM Haskell vs. Oklahoma City 5:00 PM Haskell vs. Oklahoma City 5:00 PMSeptember 8 Avila University Eagle Challenge Kansas City, KS September 8 Avila University Eagle Challenge Kansas City, KS Haskell vs. Sioux Falls 9:00 AM Haskell vs. Sioux Falls 9:00 AM Haskell vs. Harris Stowe 1:00 AM Haskell vs. Harris Stowe 1:00 AMSeptember 14 Oklahoma Wesleyan University * 7:00 PM Lawrence, KS September 14 Oklahoma Wesleyan University * 7:00 PM Lawrence, KS September 15 York College * 7:00 PM Lawrence, KS September 15 York College * 7:00 PM Lawrence, KS September 21 College of Saint Mary * 7:00 PM Omaha, NE September 21 College of Saint Mary * 7:00 PM Omaha, NE September 22 Waldorf College * 1:00 PM Forest City, IA September 22 Waldorf College * 1:00 PM Forest City, IA September 28 Central Baptist University * 7:00 PM Lawrence KS September 28 Central Baptist University * 7:00 PM Lawrence KS September 29 College of the Ozarks * 1:00 PM Lawrence KS September 29 College of the Ozarks * 1:00 PM Lawrence KS October 5 Haskell Tri TBA Lawrence KS October 5 Haskell Tri TBA Lawrence KS October 6 Haskell Tri TBA Lawrence KS October 6 Haskell Tri TBA Lawrence KS October 12 Southwestern Christian University * 7:00 PM Bethany, OK October 12 Southwestern Christian University * 7:00 PM Bethany, OK October 13 Oklahoma Wesleyan University * 7:00PM Bartlesville, OK October 13 Oklahoma Wesleyan University * 7:00PM Bartlesville, OK October 14 Bacone College 2:00 PM Tahlequah, OK October 14 Bacone College 2:00 PM Tahlequah, OK October 19 Haskell Quad TBA Lawrence, KS October 19 Haskell Quad TBA Lawrence, KS (Univ. of St. Mary, Central Christian College, Missouri Valley College) (Univ. of St. Mary, Central Christian College, Missouri Valley College)October 20 Haskell Quad TBA Lawrence KS October 20 Haskell Quad TBA Lawrence KS October 22 Avila University 7:00 PM Lawrence KS October 22 Avila University 7:00 PM Lawrence KS October 25 Bellevue University * 7:00 PM Lawrence KS October 25 Bellevue University * 7:00 PM Lawrence KS October 26 Central Baptist University * 7:00 PM Conway, AR October 26 Central Baptist University * 7:00 PM Conway, AR October 27 College of the Ozarks * 1:00 PM Point lookout, MO October 27 College of the Ozarks * 1:00 PM Point lookout, MO November 9-10 MCAC Conference Tournament TBA TBANovember 9-10 MCAC Conference Tournament TBA TBANovember 17 NAIA National Championship TBA TBA November 17 NAIA National Championship TBA TBA

* CONFERENCE MATCH* CONFERENCE MATCH

CROSS COUNTRYCROSS COUNTRY

SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 1 University of New Mexico 9AM Albuqueque, NM 1 University of New Mexico 9AM Albuqueque, NM 15 Woody Greeno Invitational 10AM Lincoln, NE15 Woody Greeno Invitational 10AM Lincoln, NE22 Tabor College Invitational 1030AM Hillsboro, KS22 Tabor College Invitational 1030AM Hillsboro, KS28 Emporia Invitational 4PM Emporia, KS28 Emporia Invitational 4PM Emporia, KS

OCTOBER OCTOBER 6 Haskell Invitational 830AM Lawrence, KS6 Haskell Invitational 830AM Lawrence, KS20 Southwestern Invitational 1030AM Winfi eld, KS20 Southwestern Invitational 1030AM Winfi eld, KS

NOVEMBER NOVEMBER 3 MCAC & National Qualifi er 1030AM Lawrence, KS3 MCAC & National Qualifi er 1030AM Lawrence, KS17 NAIANational Championships 1030AM Vancouver, WA17 NAIANational Championships 1030AM Vancouver, WA

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