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Inside this issue...• Notes from the CU Athletic Director• Yellow Jacket Alumni Updates• CU Athletic Philosophy Statement• NCAA Compliance Corner• Athletes of Honor Recognized• Yellow Jacket Basketball Set for 2010-11 Season• Cedarville University Athletic Sponsors
Fall 2010 Vol. 32, No. 1
STINGDeMaurice Smith Wins TopAlumnus Award
by Tim Cary for NFLPlayers.com
When DeMaurice F. Smith graduated from CedarvilleUniversity (then Cedarville College) in 1985, he had noidea what the rest of his life would look like.
Twenty-five years later, as the NFL Players Association!sExecutive Director, Smith has no idea what the immediate futureholds for his organization.
But in both situations, Smith sees an important parallel: livingby faith.
“The beautiful thing about faith [is] you take that step withoutknowing where it!s going to end,” Smith told a crowd of more than3,000 here as he accepted the university!s 2010 Alumnus of theYear award.
“I look at the people that I went to school with … friends of minewho continue to be close friends today,” Smith said as headdressed the Cedarville student body. “All of us growing up andmoving through and sitting right where you are now, not knowingwhat God had in store for us, but each of us taking steps becausewe believed …
“It is the courage and the faith to take that step that will leadyou through.”
Now that Smith finds himself heading up one of the most influ-ential groups in American sports during a crucial labor negotia-tion, his faith is more important than ever.
“I!ve got a job where I!ve taken a pretty interesting step andfrankly, I don!t know how it!s going to end,” Smith said. “But I doknow a couple of things. Upon this rock I stand. On faith, we willmake our steps to move forward because that!s how I was taughtand trained to be a leader by guys like Coach Elvin King …
“And I know that regardless of what we do, our organization willend up stronger, more vibrant and more dedicated to the peopleit is to serve, because I understand vision and leadership frommen like [Cedarville president] Dr. (Bill) Brown.”
Smith said he “truly grew up” during his time as a student at thesmall Christian university. The former NCCAA All-American in
Leading by Faith
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DeMaurice Smith, Executive Director of the NFL PlayersAssocation, conducts a press conference in the Callan AthleticCenter Varsity Room. A group of 30 people gathered as Smithanswered questions from local television and newspaper repre-sentatives. Just prior to the press conference, the 2010Cedarville University Alumnus of the Year gave his first publicresponse to the NFL owners! proposal of an 18-game regularseason to CEDARS, the CU student newspaper.
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Notes from the AD.....Exciting days ahead....
Dr. Alan Geist is in his third year as the Cedarville University Athletic Director. He overseesan athletic department that includes 16 Yellow Jacket varsity sports and cheerleading.
What an exciting time to be a part ofCedarville University Athletics! Wehave been blessed in so many ways.
The Athletic Department has contributed to andbeen a beneficiary of a rich spiritual and acad-emic tradition. Dr. Paul Dixon, Dr. DuaneWood, Dr. Don Callan, Pete Reese, Dr. MurrayMurdoch, Elvin King, Dr. Pam Johnson, Dr. DeeMorris, John McGillivray and so many othershave played a large part in the amazing thingsGod has done through CU athletics. As we con-tinue to build on this success with the support ofcurrent CU President Dr. Bill Brown and Provost Dr. John Gredy,the last year and a half has produced the unveiling of a new logo,additional personnel as a part of a restructured department, andconsistent progress through the NCAA membership process.
As we move forward, your support in so many ways is crucialto our success. Thanks so much for your interest, prayer, andfinancial support. The most important bit of information we canshare is that our moving forward has continued with the samegoal that has always been our foundation...our desire to glorifyGod and share Jesus Christ through an athletic department thatembodies one aspect of the educational process at CedarvilleUniversity. The Mission Statement of the Athletic Department (ourPhilosophy Statement is shared on page 5 of this edition of theSTING) is:
The Department of Athletics is a team of Christ-centered pro-fessionals that directs intercollegiate athletic competition forCedarville University. This competition enriches the spiritual, intel-lectual, physical, and emotional welfare of student athletes,enhances the reputation of the University, and is characterized byexcellence.
The Lord has continued His blessing by bringing some very tal-ented people to Cedarville. Through the reallocation of funds and
the temporary elimination of other positions, three new adminis-trative positions have been added to the department.
Annie Beall, a 2004 Cedarville graduate, has assumed theposition of Assistant Athletic Director for Administration. She isalso the Senior Woman Administrator in the Athletic Department.Chris Reese, a 1989 CU graduate, assumed the position ofAssistant Athletic Director for Events and Facilities in Decemberof 2009. For those that have not had the opportunity to meetAnnie and Chris, we hope to further introduce them in a later edi-tion of the STING.
A third new member of the Leadership Team in the AthleticDepartment is Drew Howard. Drew is Cedarville University!s firstCompliance Coordinator. He has done a great job over the lastyear and you will hear from him in each issue of the STING fromthis point forward as we introduce you to NCAA policies and pro-cedures.
The NCAA membership process has been quite an educationfor all of us. On September 1, 2010, Cedarville University official-ly entered Candidacy year two of the three-year process. If westay on course, 2010-2011 will be the last year of NAIA member-ship for Cedarville University. It is a bit sad to leave behind manyfriends and an acknowledged level of comfort as we make thismove. We have had some exciting years as members of theNAIA, but we believe that the Lord is leading us in a differentdirection as we look forward. CU should enter the provisional yearin the fall of 2011 and be approved into full NCAA membershipstatus in the fall of 2012.
Once again, your support is very important to us. Feel free tocommunicate with us as we continue to move forward. We areexcited about the things God will accomplish…
Dr. Alan Geist
Future goals of the Cedarville UniversityAthletic Department:
• Continuing to pursue full NCAA membership• Funding additional athletic scholarships• Purchasing new scoreboard for soccer field/track• Purchasing a new scoreboard for baseball field• Purchasing a new scoreboard for softball field• Video streaming all home athletic events
For more information on how you can help to makethese goals a reality, please call Alan Geist, CU AthleticDirector, at (937) 766-7768 or Bill Bigham, CU Vice-President for Advancement at (937) 766-7810.
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DeMaurice Smith.....leading by faith
track told the crowd that no one—least of allSmith himself or King (his college coach)—would have believed what was in store forhim down the road.
“If someone would have come up to bothof us and said, "This somewhat fast guy whoreally didn!t like to practice all that much isone day gonna find himself as a leader ofmen and their families,! we!d both laugh,”Smith chuckled.
But through his time at Cedarville, Smithhoned the skills and maturity that have cat-apulted him to such a vital position in theprofessional football world.
“He certainly was developing leadershipqualities,” Cedarville sports informationdirector Mark Womack said of Smith!s timein college. “Being involved in leadershippositions like student government, classpresident, class officer—De was very per-sonable, and you could tell that he was agood communicator.
“He was very visible and popular, in agood way. In hindsight, you can see he pos-sessed the qualities that made him what heis today.”
Smith credits the university with develop-ing his ability to think critically. “The traininghere, whether it was law, economics,American government, politics—there areany number of intersection points that areimportant to understanding the business offootball. My first foray in understanding all ofthose things took place on this ground.”
CU vice president Robert Rohm remem-bers Smith as “a great student,” saying, “Hewas the kind of student you just wish youhad tons and tons of. That he!s a Cedarvillegrad just makes us proud.”
Smith referenced Martin Luther King, Jr.and biblical hero Abraham as examples ofliving by faith. He is directing the NFLPAduring uncertain times.
“I don!t know what the next step is goingto be, but I can tell you I have faith and trustthat we have been prepared and that we aresolidified in our faith to make that next step,”Smith concluded.
Womack is thankful for the way Smithrepresents his alma mater on such a visiblestage. “To see where the Lord has put De isphenomenal,” he said.
“Cedarville touts preparing the studentsfor whatever God!s going to put in front ofthem, and this is a test of that.”
Reprinted with permission by the NFLPA
(Top) DeMaurice Smith stopped by the Yellow Jacket Track & Field Complex during his visit to cam-pus. He is holding a photo of himself as a track sprinter at Cedarville.
(Below) Smith shared some of his experiences in the business world of sports with a CU"SportManagement class.
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Yellow Jacket Alumni Updates
Ryan Chaney, a 2010 graduate ofCedarville University and formerYellow Jacket soccer player, is the
varsity soccer coach at his alma mater -Calvary Christian Academy in Cresaptown,Maryland. He is also a member of the CCAfaculty teaching math.
He played four years on the men!s soccerteam at Cedarville University and was co-captain his junior and senior years.
Chaney earned NAIA, NCCAA and AMCScholar-Athlete honors whileplaying for the Yellow Jackets.
Chaney, a defender, played in60 matches for CU while scoringfour goals and adding sixassists.
Chaney, whose soccer num-ber is one of only two numbersever retired at Calvary Christian,is the all-time leading scorer inCalvary soccer history. Duringhis prep career, he scored 145goals with 70 assists for a totalof 360 points in 97 games for anaverage of 3.71 per game. Hewas named to the Mason DixonChristian Conference All-Conference team and theTimes-News All-Area first team all four years of his high schoolcareer. During that span the Eagles compiled a record of 74-21-2.
Ryan Chaney
Brittany Smart, a 2007 graduate ofCedarville University and former LadyJacket basketball player, recently
signed a contract to play professionally inSweden. Smart, the all-time leading scorerin Ohio women!s college basketball historywith 3,236 points, will play with the KvarnbyBasketball Club in Molndal, Sweden duringthe 2010-11 season.
Smart!s latest opportunity follows two sea-sons (2007-09) of play in Belgium and actionthis past summer with a semi-proteam in Beloit, Wisconsin.
“I still had a passion for basket-ball,” she said. “I needed to be pre-pared no matter what....I thought,"I!m going to keep training hard evenif I don!t do anything. That way I!ll beready.! Now I!m confident. I don!t feelout of the loop.”
Smart was the 2006-07 NAIA IINational Player of the Year and athree-time NAIA All-America FirstTeam selection during her Cedarvillecareer.
Smart holds numerous careerrecords at CU including scoringaverage (22.8 ppg) and free throwpercentage (.837).
Brittany Smart
Daniel Rose, a 2009 graduate ofCedarville University and formerYellow Jacket basketball player,
recently completed a season of professionalbasketball in China. Rose, a 6-10 center,played for ShenYang Donjin and averaged16 points per game and 10.1 rebounds percontest.
Rose, Cedarville!s all-time leader inblocked shots, tallied four blocks per gamefor ShenYang Donjin while hitting .583 fromthe field.
Rose was the #7 overall firstround pick in the 2010 NBLChina draft. He had previouslyplayed one season of pro ball inMexico.
In the 2008-09 campaign withthe Yellow Jackets, Roseappeared in 31 games and tal-lied 11.3 points per game. Hebrought down 6.5 boards percontest and averaged 2.7 blocksper game.
Rose set a Cedarville singlegame record with 11 blockedshots against Notre DameCollege OH on February 7, 2009.
Daniel Rose
Former volleyball teammates KelseyJones and Libby Short Aker are com-pleting another season of coaching
high school volleyball. Jones, a 2005 graduate of Cedarville
University, is finishing her third season asvarsity volleyball coach at Cedarville HighSchool.
Jones is CU!s all-time career assist leaderwith 6,662 which ranks sixth in the history ofthe NAIA. Her 2,403 assists in the 2004 sea-son are the most ever compiled in a single season of NAIA vol-leyball. Jones was the 2004 National Christian College AthleticAssociation (NCCAA) Player of the Year and along with Akerhelped CU claim the 2005 NCCAA nationaltitle.
Aker, a 2007 graduate of CedarvilleUniversity, is completing her second seasonas varsity volleyball coach at Springfield(OH) Shawnee High School. She holds theall-time career record at Cedarville with2,882 digs. Aker!s dig total ranks fourth all-time in the NAIA and her 41 single-seasonmatches in double figure digs rates fifth-bestin NAIA volleyball.
Kelsey Jones
Libby Aker
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Philosophy Statement for Cedarville University Athletics
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Integration of Faith and Learning –
The CU Athletic Department is committed to integrating faith andlearning as part of the overall student experience. Student-ath-letes, coaches, and staff desire to develop a deeper relationshipwith Jesus Christ and share that relationship with others throughcompetition, sports camps, clinics, mission trips, service projects,and other venues. Intercollegiate athletics provides a stage fromwhich the truths of Christianity can be taught to student-athletesthrough the discipling relationship between coaches and playersand a platform from which Jesus Christ can be shared with theworld.
Student-Athlete Welfare –
In addition to the priority given to the spiritual welfare of CU stu-dent-athletes, their mental, physical, emotional, and social wel-fare is also of the utmost importance. At the heart of this concernis a strong focus on their academic success, which is comple-mented through the challenges of competition, with the opportu-nity to develop character traits associated with discipline, ethicalconduct, endurance, courage, leadership, sportsmanship, team-work, and faith. The CU Athletic Department strongly supports theNCAA Division II philosophy and objectives and commits to fol-lowing all policies and rules. Cedarville!s Athletic Departmentplaces a concentrated emphasis on supplying quality opportuni-ties for both its male and female athletes and strives to provideunique opportunities to experience diversity, share Jesus Christ,and further develop the student-athlete!s personal worldview.
Excellence –
CU athletics stresses equitable opportunity and excellence at alllevels. This mindset is an integral aspect of the mission of theuniversity and the athletic department strives to do the same inevery area. The goal is that the desire for excellence is evident inhiring and recruiting policies, in the actions of the department!spersonnel (including student-athletes, staff, fans, etc.), in thecompetitive level of the student-athletes and teams in the depart-ment, in the quality of the facilities and equipment, and in all otherareas of the program.
Reputation –
CU Athletics presents a window through which the outside worldsees Cedarville University. This externally focused, brand-enhancing view is a crucial element in the recruitment of studentsand the marketing and promotion of the university. Currentprospective students, parents, and the general public often do notseparate the overall reputation of a university from its athletic pro-gram. As such, the testimony and reputation of an institution!sathletic program, its level of competition and athletic achieve-ment, the other institutions against which it competes, and thequality of its athletic facilities have become major contributors toa university!s overall image.
Compliance
Hello Yellow Jacket Fans!
My name is Drew Howard. I am theCompliance Coordinator at CedarvilleUniversity. I have been given the honor toshare with you in this section of the new-look STING where you can expect to beupdated and informed on how the transitioninto the NCAA will affect the university, ath-letic department, student-athletes, and ofcourse the fans.
Also, be on the lookout for interestinginformation regarding the NCAA and its rules. I will regularlywrite on current topics and violations in the news, socialmedia, and compliance related issues that are pertinent.Compliance carries a certain stigma in the public. Schoolsfear the bad press and backlash that can result from "viola-tions! or "lack of institutional control.! Fear not! We have agreat group of Christ-centered coaches and athletic adminis-trators that will be working hard to make sure the only newsCedarville makes will be good news.
Violations will occur and mistakes will happen (the averageNCAA Division II institution has 12 violations per year) but theYellow Jackets will be forming a new reputation in a placewhere we are not known. Compliance, while in my title, is notmy job alone. Our entire university is making changes behindthe scenes. We also want theCedarville community to feelincluded. So, if you havequestions please feel free tosend them to:
Thanks for reading and Go Jackets!
Drew Howard
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“Athletes of Honor”
Last year at Homecoming, Athletes of Honor whocompleted their college athletic careers prior to2000 were honored. This year, those who com-
pleted their careers between 2000 and 2008 were rec-ognized. The athletic department will continue toselect and recognize new Athletes of Honor bi-annu-ally.
All of these athletes not only were outstanding per-formers in their respective sports, but modeledChampions of Character traits of sportsmanship,integrity, respect, responsibility and servant leadershipthroughout their college careers.
This year 144 former Yellow Jacket athletes werehonored. The group also includes some who wereinadvertently missed by the Legacy Committee andsome who were unable to attend the 2009Homecoming event.
A Project of the CU AthleticDepartment!s Legacy Committee
Athletes of Honor 2000-2008(Including some athletes from earlieryears who were “missed” last year*)
BaseballTravis AllenMatt BoninPete KrauseJeff LoweJon OrenDave Terrill
Men!s BasketballLane Moody*David Jeremiah*Gary Walthall*Don Atherton*Barry ChamberlinJosh GastJeff Reep*Mugabe ThomasJason WeakleyRyan ShortDaniel RoseClint HayesDon Simerly*Tom Greve*David Barnes*Guy RathmellDavid Dingeman
Women!s BasketballKristi Beougher McCartneyEmily Delimpo BollmanKari FlunkerJulie StaufferKirsten RossottiBrittany SmartJulie Nourse HudsonKarah Walton Rathmell
Men!s Cross CountryDan CampbellJody Fox
Justin GerberJustin HerbertBryan PittmanSergio ReyesSteve Wakefield
Women!s Cross CountryAudree Goodew HouchinCorrie Grigorenko HemmSamantha Maat ModdermanKim McNeilance FleckChristina ReyesJen Tetrick MayMelissa Wysong TroxelErin Nehus VergaraSarah Roberts MarkAnn-Marie Wiggins MayAbigail WinburnHeidi Wright Bruder
GolfScott AkerCraig BenningtonMatt DunnDave EllisAdam Schlappi
Men!s SoccerKen DavisPhil EllisMatt Reid
Women!s SoccerKristen DeVinney GeyerMichelle Ruhlman KellerJane Adams Weakley
SoftballNatalie FoxJackie Greetham TerrillAubree MunsonMegan Petersen FreemanAshley Smith Matheson
Men!s TennisJohn BaileyJake BezeckDave DiceGertjan FlikweertTim HartmanEric McVey
Women!s TennisAngela Hartman Staedler*Carrie Hartman KlintJodi KrakerCasey Ruffin PaughAlisa RuttMelinda Workman Tormey
Men!s Track & FieldTim BeckRyan BundenthalDan CampbellShawn GravesMatt Hadler**Neil HenningNate JenkinsKen LoescherDrew NelsonBobby PolackBrian PittmanEddie NehusAndy PaughSergio ReyesCliff ReynoldsJimmy SawinJason ScottJoel SmithJustin WhitakerJames Yahara
Women!s Track & FieldMichaela Cernetic BoltonEmily Peacock CopelandSarah EnsslenSharon Wright EstesJenifer Heidenreich GererKeri Hilty
Sandra Swales HollandAudree Goodew HouchinMichalina Gluchowski KeithLauren Mable BewleySarah Roberts MarkSamantha Maat ModdermanSandra Beatty MuckenfussErin Nehus VergaraRachael Castro OrenChristina ReyesKelly Reitz TuinstraKatherine Rulapaugh Bonnie Wright
VolleyballJulia BradleyLori Bunger NolletteKelsey JonesHeather van der Aa MartinezLauren Mable BewleyCarrie Hartman KlintSarah Zeltman
Wrestling*(Entire sport being honoredthis year)Les ChambersLyle MillerDennis BuntingRich McGheeTom WaldoSteve FrancisChuck YasenkaDuncan FieldsDale WestArmand TernacVic MillardTodd DowdenRussell KimeDale KimeJeff Conklin
** deceased
Cedarville University Athletes of Honor along with members of the CU AthleticDepartment participate in the 2010 Homecoming Parade on Saturday, October 2, 2010.(Photo by Jim Clark)
Moonlight MadnessOct. 1, 2010
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Impressive hoopsschedule on tap forJackets
The defending NAIA#Division II#champ-pion and the 2009 NCAA#Division II#winnerare just two of the formidable opponentsthat make up the 2010-11 Yellow Jacketmen!s basketball schedule.
The Jackets will host the NAIA victorSaint Francis (Ind.) on Nov. 20 on the sec-ond day of competition in the 33rd AnnualCedarville Invitational. They travel toFindlay, who went 36-0 to claim the NCAADivision II title, on Nov. 16.
CU opens the season on Nov. 12against Bluefield (Va.) at the Rio GrandeClassic. The first home game is Nov. 19 byfacing perennial Mid-Central Conferencepower Indiana Wesleyan in the CedarvilleInvitational.
The Yellow Jackets hit the road tosquare off with two other NCAA Division IImembers. They will play the host school atthe Gannon (Pa.) Classic on Nov. 26 andlater make the long trek to Lake SuperiorState (Mich.) to battle the Lakers on Dec.30.
Two other road games include well-respected NAIA programs. Cedarvilleplays at Huntington on Dec. 18 and atTaylor on Dec. 21.
The 18-game American MideastConference schedule features home-and-home assignments with all nine of theother members. Defending championWalsh visits the Callan Athletic Center onJan. 22 and the regular season finale onFeb. 19 features Notre Dame (Ohio) athome.
Coach Pat Estepp, starting his third sea-son at the helm, will count on a quartet ofseniors to lead the way in 2010-11.
Forward Matt Harner, an AMC SecondTeamer, averaged 13.6 points per gamelast year while hitting a team-best 81 fieldgoals from three-point land.
Point guard Derrick Hannon hit for 7.7ppg while pacing the squad in assists andsteals while forward Adam Riehle started31 of the 35 games last year and was CU!sthird-best rebounder with 4.1 caroms pergame.
Kenny Reep, a 6-7 post player,appeared in 17 games off the bench lastyear.
Full slate awaits LadyJackets in upcomingseason
The 2010-11 Lady Jacket basketballschedule features 14 home dates includ-ing the Cedarville Classic as well as anoth-er trip to Florida.
The 30-game slate tips off on Nov. 12 inthe Callan Athletic Center when theJackets battle Northwestern Ohio at 7:30p.m. in the Cedarville Classic. IndianaWesleyan faces Wilberforce in the 5:30opener.
The Lady Jackets and IWU square off at3:00 on Nov. 13 following the 1:00 tipoffbetween UNOH and Wilberforce.
Cedarville will play 16 American MideastConference contests - eight at home andeight on the road. They will face five AMCschools twice (Malone, Mount VernonNazarene, Notre Dame (Ohio), Ursuline,Wilberforce) and the other six just once.
NCAA Division II members Urbana andHillsdale (Mich.) will visit for non-confer-fence games as will NCAA Division IIIWittenberg and NAIA rep Saint Francis(Ind.).
Highlighting the road assignments is areturn trip to the Northwood Classic inWest Palm Beach, Fla. on Dec. 29-30. TheJackets will face Albany Pharmacy (N.Y. )and Bethel (Ind.). CU also makes trips tothe NCAA Division II trio of Findlay,Urbana and Ohio Dominican.
Head Coach Kirk Martin begins his 10thyear at CU and is excited to have four keyreturning seniors on his roster.
Aubrey Siemon, a 6-1 post player, aver-aged a double-double last season with14.4 points and 13.4 rebounds per game.Siemon started all 33 games last winter.The All-AMC First Team selection is CU!sfourth all-time leading rebounder with 960and needs 200 more boards to top the list.
Lydia Miller averaged 11.1 ppg and 5.2rpg last season while hitting .785 from thefree throw line.
Rachel Hurley tossed in 8.8 points pergame and led the squad with a .930 markat the charity stripe.
Caitlyn Brooks also contributed 8.8 ppgand was fourth in rebounding with 4.1 car-oms per game.
Miller, Hurley and Brooks started 32 of33 games in 2009-10.
Visit yellowjackets.cedarville.edu for the latest 2010-11 Cedarville University basketball information
2010-11 Yellow Jacket Basketball Set to Begin
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