At Tiffi n University, our students endeavour to excel in both the classroom and the athletic arena. Our athletic programs have enjoyed tremendous success in recent years with conference championships, teams being nationally ranked and chal-lenging at national tournaments. There have been numerous individual accolades in-cluding All-Americans, and it is no small accomplishment that in the past few years we have set new standards of excellence with our individual and team academic achievements. We expect our student-athletes to be just as successful in the classroom. A recent self study conducted by the university indicated that, of all the athletes who completed their eligibility at Tiffi n University in the last fi ve years, 95% of those athletes graduated. While many colleges would be ecstatic with these results, we will never be content until it is 100%. We are proud of our rich history and look forward to setting new milestones

as we enter the NCAA Division II playing fi eld and the highly competitive Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. We are proud of our athletes and what they have accomplished. They have been the force behind the winning tradition that has been established, and I am confi dent the future will also be highly successful for Tiffi n University athletics.

- Lonny Allen Athletic Director

Welcome to this athletic season at Tiffi n University. I invite you to watch and cheer for all of our women’s and men’s teams. Intercollegiate athletics play an important role at Tiffi n University. The students who participate develop life-long friendships and learn leadership and teamwork skills, how to set goals and work hard to achieve those goals, how to deal with adversity, the importance of persistence, sportsmanship, and physical fi tness, and other skills and abilities that contribute to satisfying and productive lives and careers. Our athletic program also provides visibility and name recognition for TU, helps develop a sense of excitement, morale and school spirit on campus, and provides opportunities for students, employees, alumni, and supporters to unite behind a common goal. We are especially proud of the high standards of conduct displayed by our coaches and players on and off the fi eld.

Paul MarionPresident

The basic rationale manifested by the existence of Tiffi n University is that of the American dream. Tiffi n is a place where the work ethic of the American heartland is evident and where there is truly value added for students. Tiffi n provides access and opportunity for individuals and facilitates their preparation for success-ful careers and for productive and satisfying lives. Tiffi n University represents a new kind of institution in America, the professional university, where the career objectives of traditional college-age students and adult students are optimized through professionally-focused undergraduate and graduate programs that have a broad general education foundation. This fundamen-tal institutional strategy appropriately positions Tiffi n for the 21st century. Visit our website www.tiffi n.edu for information on our majors, faculty, athletics, student life pro-grams and much more.

Intercollegiate Athletics Sports of all kinds are an integral part of Tiffi n University’s atmo-sphere. Our students express the same spirit and enthusiasm in athletic competi-tion as they do in the classroom.Women’s Men’s Soccer Soccer Volleyball Football Basketball Basketball Softball Baseball Tennis Tennis Cross Country Men’s Golf Track and Field Cross Country Women’s Golf Track and Field LacrosseCo-educationalEquestrian

Lonny Allen...Athletic Director, Head Baseball CoachPam Oswald...SWA, Head Women’s Basketball CoachJohn Hill...Head Coach - Men’s BasketballDarby Roggow...Asst. Ath. Dir., Head Men’s Golf CoachRyan Sams...Head Women’s Golf CoachJeremy Croy... Asst. Ath. Dir., Head Track Coach Dave Walkosky..Head Football CoachKelly Daniel...Dir. of Compliance and Ath. ServicesShane O’Donnell..Sports Information DirectorVickie Galaska...Offi ce ManagerRon Martin...Head Cross Country CoachRudy Brownell...Head Soccer CoachJacqueline Crytzer....Athletic TrainerDr. Bonnie Tiell...Faculty Athletic RepresentativePhil Conley...Head Tennis Coach T.J. Shouse...Head Volleyball CoachJulie Vogel...Equestrian CoachMark Schreiber...Women’s Lacrosse CoachDoug Jesse...Head Wrestling Coach

Offi ce phone - 419-448-3453Location - Gillmor Student CenterMailing Address - 155 Miami St. Tiffi n, Ohio 44883FAX - 419-443-5007

09-10 FACULTY SPORT SPONSORS Football - Tim ShawVolleyball - Jamie Orr Men’s Basketball - Kellie McGilvray Women’s Basketball: - Tim SchultzMen’s Soccer - Becky Fox Women’s Soccer - Erin Dean and Sharon Perry-Nause Men’s Golf - Perry Haan Women’s Golf - Jan SamoriskiMen’s Tennis - Terry Sullivan Women’s Tennis - Rhonda GilreathMen’s TK & CC - Vinnie Gajjala Women’s TK & CC - Vicki IngallsBaseball - Scott Blough & Gene Chintala Softball - Danielle Foster Equestrian - Phyllis WattsWomen’s Lacrosse - Mike HerdlickWrestling - Brad Rees

It is the policy of Tiffi n University that any illegal recruiting activities as determined by the NCAA Division II policy is strictly prohibited by all members of the institution including but not limited to: boosters, coaches, athletic support staff, and student-athletes. It is also the policy of this institution that all coaches (and boosters) involved with recruiting will participate in annual continuing education regarding NCAA and conference recruiting rules and the intent of these rules. A continual monitoring system performed by university members who are not affi liated with the athletic program as to the actual extent of compliance with institutional recruiting policies and procedures will be conducted.

The Mission of Tiffi n University is to:• offer quality, professionally-focused, learning-centered undergraduate and grad-uate degree programs and life-long learn-ing opportunities to prepare traditional college-age students and adult students for successful careers and for productive and satisfying lives of excellence, leadership, and service.• work with employers and specifi c pro-fessions to anticipate, design, and deliver effective academic programs that refl ect evolving professional needs and intellec-tual requirements of the future.

Master of Business Administration General Management Healthcare Administration Leadership Sports Management

Master of Science in Criminal Justice Crime Analysis Criminal Behavior Forensic Psychology Justice Administration Homeland Security Admin.

Master of HumanitiesMaster of Education

Bachelor of ArtsArts Administration *Musical Industry *Visual ArtsCommunication *Electronic Media *Journalism *Public RelationsEducation *Integrated Language Arts *Integrated Social Studies *Middle Childhood Education EnglishGeneral ScienceGovernment and National SecurityHistoryPsychology *Addictions Counseling *Experimental Psychology *Human Services

Bachelor of Business AdministrationAccountingComputer and Information TechnologyFinanceManagement *Equine Business Management *Hospitality and Tourism Management *Human Resources Management *International Business *Managerial StudiesMarketingOrganizational ManagementSports and Recreation Management

Bachelor of Criminal Justice Corrections Cyber Defense and Information Security Forensic Psychology Forensic Science Law Enforcement Homeland Security/Terrorism Associate of Business AdministrationAccountingBusiness Information Technology

Associate of Criminal JusticeLaw Enforcement

Associate of ArtsGeneral Studies

Darby Roggow - Head Men’s Golf Coach Darby Roggow enters his eighth season as Head Coach for the Dragons. He looks forward to leading the men’s team into NCAA Division II competition and building upon past suc-cess. “Being a member of the GLIAC is very exciting. I’m looking forward to a great year as we have a lot of new faces in the program. It should be an exciting year,” Roggow said. “We look forward to competing against great fi elds every week as we travel across the country again this year. Our trip to Tucson, Ari-zona highlights the season. Even though we are young, I think we can be competitive quickly. We must continue to manifest a strong work ethic and high level of intensity. Those things have worked well for us in the past, and that won’t change this year.”

Darby is Assistant Athletic Director as well as the Director of Club/Recreational and Intramural Sports at Tiffi n University. He graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Sports Manage-ment in 1996 and obtained his Master’s degree in Business Administration in 1999. He, his wife Missy, and three children Rylie, Bryce, and Brayden reside in Tiffi n.

Ryan Sams - Head Women’s Golf Coach Ryan Sams enters his second year as Head Coach for the Women’s Golf program. Sams is from Findlay, Ohio and gradu-ated from Tiffi n University in 2008 with a Bachelor’s degree in Management. He was a four-year letterwinner and captain for the Dragons and qualifi ed for the Great Lakes Regional as a senior. Sams has experience serving as a Junior Tournament Operations Intern for the Northern Texas PGA in Dallas, TX during the sum-mer of 2007, and has also worked at Red Hawk Run Golf Course in Findlay. He posted one of the highest GPA on the team with a 3.54 mark in his senior season and was a member of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee.

Mohawk Country Club Since 1919, when the Donald Ross designed back nine fi rst opened for play, the Mohawk Golf Club has offered a superb golf experience. Mohawk current-ly enjoys the reputation for being one of the fi nest eighteen hole golf courses in Northwest Ohio, with some of the best greens in the state.

Fostoria Country Club and Seneca Hills Golf CourseThe Fostoria Country Club is among Northwest Ohio’s fi nest. Originally built in 1916 as a 9-hole facility, the course was ultimately redesigned and expanded to its 18-hole confi guration in the 1940s by legendary architect Jack Kidwell. Today, the course is meticulously maintained and offers challenging play, as well as state-of-the-art Wi-Fi enabled GPS systems.

Seneca Hills is a complete golf and banquet facility. The well-maintained course covers 128 rolling acres in which a weekend or an accomplished golfer will enjoy the challenge of its par 70 and 6000 yards. Seneca Hills offers a warm rustic environment featuring a 100 year old barn - plus unmatched facilities to provide you with the ultimate in food service.

Bud Dunn - Graduate Assistant

Bud Dunn enters his fi rst year as Graduate Assistant for Men’s and Women’s Golf. Dunn is from Battle Creek, Michigan and graduated from Tiffi n University in 2009 with a Bachelor’s degree in Business. He was a letterwinner and captain for the Dragons and earned medalist honors at the Defi ance Invitational during his career. He posted one of the highest GPA on the team and was a member of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee.

The Tiffi n University men’s golf team had a promising fi rst season of competition in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) in 2008-09, and will look to build on last year’s experiences. Said eighth-year Head Coach Darby Roggow, “The GLIAC is a very competitive conference with some of the best golfers in Division II, and we made good prog-ress as the season went along that will translate into success for this season.” The Dragons fi nished eighth at the GLIAC Championships in the fall, and the team’s youth was on display as Tiffi n’s top four golfers were sophomores or freshmen. The team fi nished 16th out of 21 teams at the Fall Great Lakes Regional competition, and 18th in the spring regional tournament. However, Coach Roggow saw signs of progress throughout the year, and they were

on display at the fi nal competition of the 2008-09 season. “Our third place fi nish at the West Virginia Wesleyan Invitational was our best fi nish in an invite all season,” said Coach Roggow, “and we know next year has the potential to be better with a year of seasoning against top competition in the region.” The Dragons return senior Spencer Schabel, juniors Andy Kronander, Seth McNeeley, James Bell, and Tom Conway, along with sophomores Justin Epure and Dil-lon Klein. Bell, Klein, and Conway consistently were the team’s top three performers at invitationals. “Our returners gained valuable expe-rience, and have greater expectations for this season,” said Roggow. Newcomers Jon Klein, Corey Martinez, Jimmy Van Fleet, and Brad Wannemacher round out the varsity roster for the Dragons 2009-10 campaign, which promises to be an exciting year for Dragon golf. “We have the talent to improve our performances from last season, and are ready to step up and start climbing the ranks among the elite teams in our region and conference,” said Roggow.

2009-10 Men’s Season Preview 2009-10 Women’s Season Review The Tiffi n University women’s golf team

looks to build on a successful fi rst season in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. The team showed strong promise during the 2008-09 season and looks at a brighter future in 2009.

The Lady Dragons fi nished sixth at the GLI-AC Championships, a strong fi nish and the team’s third-highest fi nish at an event during 2008-09. Tiffi n won the Saint Joseph’s Invitational in the fall of 2008, and placed fi fth at the Tiffi n Invitational in the spring of 2009. The Dragons were led by senior Amber Wetherill throughout the year. Wetherill posted the best score in four of the team’s fi nal fi ve invitationals, with the only exception being Sara Durkee’s strong showing at the Ashland Invite.

“Amber did a great job for the team last year, and we’ll need stronger performances from our return-ers to have a good year,” said second-year Head Coach Ryan Sams.

The Lady Dragons return three players from last year’s team, including seniors Durkee and Brittany Lynch, and Kahla Bernacchi. Durkee was consistently the Lady Dragons’ second-best golfer last year, and Bernacchi typically fi nished a close third behind Durkee and Wetherill. “We’ll look for those three to show the new players on our squad the preparation needed to succeed in the GLIAC,” said Coach Sams. Tiffi n brings four freshmen into the fold for 2009, as Elizabeth Christani, Deborah Landis, Allison Soviak, and Stepha-nie Templeman will look to make a smooth transition into the team and raise the team’s overall performance from a year ago. Despite the challenges of having a roster dominated by youth, Coach Sams is hopeful that the team will be better prepared for success in Tiffi n’s second year in the prestigious GLIAC. “We made some good strides last year and have the ability to improve across the board,” said Sams. “With hard work and dedication we have a chance to be successful this year.”

2009-10 Men’s Golf Varsity and Junior Varsity Roster

Spencer Schabel SR Fremont OHAndy Kronander JR Medina OHSeth McNeeley JR Wapakoneta OHJames Bell JR Toledo OHTom Conway JR McHenry ILJustin Epure SO Cincinnati OHDillon Klein SO Delphos OHJon Klein FR Lake Bluff ILCorey Martinez FR Venetia PAJimmy Van Fleet FR McHenry ILBrad Wannemacher FR Delphos OH

Matthew Kiesel SR New Riegel OHMike Deeter JR Findlay OHJohn Rice SO Sunbury OHJames Weck SO Findlay OHJosh Dennis FR Tiffi n OHJohn Kime FR Bucyrus OHTyler Oliver FR Ohio City OHJacob Mathews FR Galena OHPhil Patten FR Cincinnati OHTim Ervin FR Port Clinton OH

Head Coach: Darby Roggow

2009-10 Women’s Golf Roster

Sara Durkee SR Battle Creek MIBrittany Lynch SR Tiffi n OHKahla Bernacchi JR Marysville OHAshley Angelo FR Canton OHDeborah Landis FR Lancaster PAAllison Soviak FR Berlin Hts OHStephanie Templeman FR Willard OH

Head Coach: Ryan Sams

Spencer Schabel Senior Fremont OH

Spencer Schabel is from Fremont, Ohio and is a senior this year at Tiffi n. He is majoring in marketing and his career ambition is to become a Remax long drive champion. Spencer’s favorite player is John Daly.Driver: Nike Tour SQIrons: Mizuno MP-60Golf Ball: ProV1X

James Bell Junior Toledo OH

Jimmy Bell is a junior and comes to us from Rossford, Ohio. He is majoring in business administration and wants to do some type of work in the golf industry after he graduates. An interesting fact about Jimmy is he went to Nationals twice at Owens Community College and his favorite player is Jim Furyk.Driver: Ping G10Irons: Mizuno MX-20Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1X

Tom Conway Junior McHenry IL

Tom Conway comes from McHenry, Illinois and is a junior this year at Tiffi n. He is pursuing his degree in business management. An interesting fact about Tom is that he enjoys construction work and his favorite player is Tiger Woods.Driver: Titleist D2Irons: Titleist G95 CBGolf Ball: Pro V1

Justin Epure Sophomore Cincinnati OH

Justin Epure is a sophomore this year and is from Cincin-nati, Ohio. He is pursuing a degree in sports management and wants to be a college athletic director after he graduates. Justin has played 5 PGA Tour courses and his favorite player is Zach Johnson.Driver: Titleist 905RIrons: Titleist 695 MBGolf Ball: Titleist Pro V1

Andy Kronander Junior Medina OH

Andy Kronander comes from Medina, Ohio and is a junior this year. He is majoring in homeland security and terrorism. After graduation he wants to become an FBI agent. Andy has a sister who is attending the University of Findlay. His favor-ite player is Tiger Woods.Driver: CobraIrons: Titleist AP2Golf Ball: Srixon

Seth McNeeley Junior Wapakoneta OH

Seth McNeeley is a junior this year and comes to us from Wapakoneta, Ohio. He is pursuing a degree in business admin-istration and wants to work for a major corporation or own his own business after he graduates. Seth also loves to play bas-ketball and his favorite professional player is Sergio Garcia.Driver: Taylormade SuperquadIrons: Titleist AP2Golf Ball: Titleist ProV1X

Jon Klein Freshman Lake Bluff IL

Jon Klein is a freshman and is from Lake Bluff, Illinois. He is undecided on his major. Jon’s brother also is a collegiate golfer, competing at the Division III level. His favorite player is Luke Donald. Driver: Callaway FT-3Irons: Titleist 695 CBGolf Ball: Pro V1x

Dillon Klein Sophomore Delphos OH

Dillon Klein comes to us from Delphos, Ohio and is a sopho-more this year. He is studying sports management, fi nance, and pre-law and his career ambition is to become a sports agent. Dillon was a State Champion in 2006 and his favorite professional player is Tiger Woods.Driver: Callaway FT9Irons: Taylormade TPGolf Ball: ProV1X

Corey Martinez Freshman Venetia PA

Corey Martinez is a freshman and is from Pittsburgh, Penn-sylvania. He is pursuing a degree in business and wants to eventually run his own business. Corey also plays hockey and his favorite player is Sergio Garcia. Driver: Titleist 905TIrons: Taylormade RAC LTGolf Ball: Pro V1

Jimmy Van Fleet Freshman McHenry IL

Jim Van Fleet is a freshman and comes to us from McHenry, Illinois. Jim is majoring in business and his career ambi-tion is to become a golf club professional. An interesting fact about Jim is that he wrestled for 4 years and his favorite player is Phil Mickleson.Driver: Callaway FT-3Irons: Mizuno MP-57Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1

Brad Wannemacher Freshman Delphos OH

Brad Wannemacher is a freshman and comes to us from Delphos, Ohio. As of now, Brad is an undecided major. An interesting fact about Brad is that his low round is 64 and his favorite players are Tiger Woods and Adam Scott.Driver: Ping G10Irons: Titleist AP 2Golf Ball: Pro VIX

Matt Kiesel Senior New Riegel OH

Matthew Kiesel is a senior and comes to us from New Riegel, Ohio. Matthew is pursuing a degree in business ad-ministration and his career ambition is to be successful. His favorite professional player is Tiger Woods.Driver: TitleistIrons: TaylormadeGolf Ball: Titleist

Mike Deeter Junior Findlay OH

Mike Deeter is a junior at Tiffi n and comes to us from Mt. Blanchard, Ohio. His major of study is in marketing and his career ambition is to work in the golf industry. An interesting fact about Mike is that his favorite player is Tiger Woods.Driver: Taylormade R7Irons: Titleist 735CMGolf Ball:Titleist ProV1

John Rice Sophomore Sunbury OH

John Rice is a sophomore at Tiffi n and is from Sunburg, Ohio. He is pursuing his degree in journalism and his career ambition is to write for a major golf publication. An inter-esting fact about John is that he has lived in 4 states and in 2 different countries. John’s favorite professional player is Fred Couples.Driver: Cleveland LauncherIrons: Mizuno MP30Golf Ball: Pro V1x

James Weck Sophomore Findlay OH

James Weck comes from Findlay, Ohio and is a freshman this year at Tiffi n. He is majoring in homeland security and terrorism. James’s career ambition is to work in counterter-rorism. His favorite professional player is Greg Norman.Driver: TitleistIrons: Ben HoganGolf Ball: Pro-V1

Josh Dennis Freshman Tiffi n OH

Josh Dennis is a golfer from Lakota High School in Kan-sas, Ohio. He is majoring in Management and wants to be a farmer after graduation. Equipment Played: TaylorMadeGolf Ball Played: TitleistFavorite Golfer: Tiger Woods

John Kime Freshman Bucyrus OH

John Kime comes to us from Bucyrus, Ohio. His major of study is in marketing and his career ambition is to work in the golf course design fi eld after graduation. John has a brother who plays college football and his favorite player is Tiger Woods.Driver: Titleist D2Irons: TaylorMade R7 TpGolf Ball: Titleist ProV1

Tyler Oliver Freshman Ohio City OH

Tyler Oliver is a freshman and is from Ohio City, Ohio. He is majoring in sports management and wants to be an agent in a professional sport or work for the PGA. Tyler began playing golf when he was 14 years old. His favorite player is Tiger Woods.Driver: Alpha C835Irons: Callaway X22Golf Ball: Taylormade LDP

Jacob Mathews Freshman Galena OH

Jake Matthews is a freshman and is from Galena, Ohio. He is pursuing his degree in business and his career ambition is to eventually own his own business. Jake also used to play hockey and his favorite professional player is Sergio Garcia.Driver: Taylormade R9Irons: Titleist G95 CBGolf Ball: Pro V1

Phil Patten Freshman Cincinnati OH

Philip Patten is a freshman and comes to us from Cincinnati, Ohio. He is pursuing his degree in fi nance. An interesting fact about Philip is that his uncle is the drummer of Lynyrd Skynyrd. His favorite professional player is Ernie Els.Driver: CallawayIrons: ClevelandGolf Ball: Titleist ProV1

Tim Ervin Freshman Port Clinton OH

Tim Ervin comes from Port Clinton, Ohio. He is pursuing his degree in history and his career ambition is to become a ma-rine offi cer. An interesting fact about Tim is that his favorite player is Tiger Woods.Driver: Titleist 909D3Irons: Srixon I 506Golf Ball: ProV1

Sara Durkee Senior Battle Creek MI

Sara Durkee is a golfer from Battle Creek, MI who attended Lakeview High School. She is the daughter of Brian and Nancy Durkee and has a brother, Paul. She is a First Team All-AMC honoree who also earned three All-Conference honors in high school. She is involved with Circle K and the Student Athlete Advisory Committee on campus. She is majoring in Business and hopes to start her own business after graduation.

Brittany Lynch Senior Tiffi n OH

Brittany Lynch is a golfer from Tiffi n, OH who attended Bet-tsville High School. She is the daughter of Jeff and Andrea Lynch and has a sister, Jessica. She earned Northwest District honors while in high school. She is majoring in Business Management and wants to attend graduate school after gradu-ation.

Kahla Bernacchi Junior Marysville OH

Kahla Bernacchi is a golfer from Marysville OH who at-tended Marysville High School. She is the daughter of Chris and Karen Bernacchi and was a First Team All-OCC player. She is majoring in Marketing and Finance and wants to work for a Fortune 500 company after graduation.

Deborah Landis Freshman Lancaster PA

Deborah Landis is a golfer from Lancaster, PA where she attended Lancaster Christian School. She is the daughter of Don and Judi Landis and sister to Joanna. She is a sports management major. Deborah also achieved All Conference honors her junior and senior years at Lancaster.

Allison Soviak Freshman Berlin Heights OH

Allison Soviak is a golfer from Berlin Heights, OH where she attended Edison High School and was coached by Lisa Kelble. She is the daughter of Rachel and Kip Soviak and sis-ter to Bryan, Maxton, Griffi n, Kathleen, Marilyn, and Josie. She has yet to declare a major.

Stephanie Templeman Freshman Willard OH

Stephanie Templeman is a golfer from Willard, OH where she attended Willard High School and was coached by Mark White. Her parents are Larry and Barb Templeman. She is a forensic science major and she is in the criminal justice club. She was her high school salutatorian and honors graduate. After graduation from Tiffi n University she plans on pursu-ing her career and starting a family.

2008-09 Men’s Results9/6-7/08NMU InvitationalTU 11th of 13T 25 Bleu George 77 71 74 222 +9T 38 Andy Kronander 74 74 79 227 +1444 Jason Crow 76 72 81 229 +16T 47 Justin Sparks 80 74 78 232 +1951 Matt Cherry 79 79 77 235 +22

9/15-16/08U of Indianapolis InvitationalTU 6th of 132 Bleu George 75 70 71 216 E T 25 Jason Crow 79 76 73 228 +12 T 36 Andy Kronander 77 80 75 232 +16T 46 Justin Sparks 83 77 76 236 +20T 46 Tom Conway 82 77 77 236 +20T 50 Matt Cherry 80 75 82 237 +21

9/21-22/08Great Lakes Regional ITU 16th of 21T 51 Matt Cherry 71 79 150 +6T 58 Bleu George 76 75 151 +7 T 58 Jon Kemman 74 77 151 +7T 79 Tom Conway 77 78 155 +11T 87 Andy Kronander 76 82 158 +14

9/28-29/08Grand Valley State InvitationalTU 10th of 12T 22 Justin Sparks 78 75 73 226T 34 Jon Kemman 82 73 75 230T 39 Andy Kronander 74 80 77 231T 47 Bleu George 74 79 79 23264 Tom Conway 81 84 83 24865 Matt Cherry 79 84 88 251

10/5-6/08GLIAC ChampionshipsTU 8th of 9T 12 Bleu George 76 73 71 220 +435 Jon Kemman 75 74 81 230 +14T 37 Andy Kronander 77 79 78 234 +18T 39 Justin Sparks 81 79 76 236 +2041 Jesse Moss 84 78 76 238 +22

10/19-21/08LMU InvitationalTU 9th of 12T 27 Bleu George 79 73 152 +8T 30 Andy Kronander 80 73 153 +9T 34 Jason Crow 78 76 154 +10T 34 Jon Kemman 78 76 154 +1042 Justin Sparks 77 79 156 +12

3/7-8/09Tusculum Invitational TU 14th of 15T 38 Jon Kemman 76 74 150T 38 Andy Kronander 73 77 150T 67 Matt Cherry 77 83 160T 73 Justin Epure 80 82 162T 79 Spencer Schabel 84 84 168

3/28-29/09Ashland Invitational TU 7th of 9T 21 Andy Kronander 73 79 81 233 +17T 34 Matt Cherry 78 79 82 239 +23T 39 Justin Epure 83 80 79 242 +26T 47 Spencer Schabel 77 83 88 248 +3250 Jon Kemman 83 86 82 251 +35

4/4-5/09The Jewell - Georgetown KYTU 18th of 20T 64 Andy Kronander 76 76 152 +8T 69 Jon Kemman 72 81 153 +9T 69 Matt Cherry 79 74 153 +988 Justin Epure 82 78 160 +16T 90 Spencer Schabel 81 81 162 +18

4/10-11/09Northwood InvitationalTU 8th of 9T 31 Justin Epure 79 79 158 +14T 35 Andy Kronander 82 77 159 +15T 47 Jon Kemman 84 80 164 +20T 47 Matt Cherry 82 82 164 +2052 Spencer Schabel 88 77 165 +21

4/18-19/09WVWC InvitationalTU 3rd of 9T 6 Andy Kronander 79 75 154 +10T 9 Justin Epure 79 76 155 +11T 9 Matt Cherry 77 78 155 +11T 21 Jon Kemman 86 77 163 +19T 33 Spencer Schabel 82 89 171 +27

Men’s Golf Honors2008-09Matt Cherry - All GLIAC AcademicGreg Dunn - All GLIAC AcademicMatt Kiesel - All GLIAC Academic

2006-07AJ Borisa - All-AMC/GCAA All-Region/ Hon. Mention NAIA All-AmericanDanny Sorgini -All-AMC/GCAA All-Region/ Second Team NAIA All-AmericanAlex Kocin - NAIA Scholar Athlete/ AMC Scholar AthleteKyle Glenn - NAIA Champions of Character honoreeNAIA National Championship qualifi er (Plymouth IN)Nationally ranked 17th in fi nal NAIA Coaches PollNAIA Region IX Runner-upAMC Championships Runner-upTeam champion ODU Battle at the BeachTeam champion TU Spring InvitationalTeam champion Defi ance InvitationalRunner-up NAIA Classic at Brickyard CrossingRunner-up Malone InvitationalAJ Borisa -Medalist-Notre Dame Invitational, ODU Battle at the BeachDanny Sorgini - Medalist-Mt. Vernon InvitationalBud Dunn - Medalist-Defi ance Invitational

2005-06Dan Grincewicz - All AMCAJ Borisa - ALL AMC Adam DeArmond - school record of 67Derick Bores - school record of 67NAIA Region IX Third place fi nish Team Runner-up Kyle Ryman MemorialTeam Runner-up Mount Vernon Nazarene InviteTeam Runner-up Malone InviteAdam DeArmond - Individual Medalist @ Malone (fall)Derick Bores - Individual Medalist @ Malone (spring)

2004-05AJ Borisa - ALL AMC - school record score of 68Adam DeArmond - ALL AMCAaron Moore - ACADEMIC ALL AMCNAIA Region IX Runner-Up * School record round 285 (-3), School record three round total of 894Team Champion Kyle Ryman MemorialTeam Champion Mount Vernon Nazarene InviteTeam Champion Cedarville InviteTeam Champion LCCC InviteTeam Runner-Up Malone InviteTeam Runner-Up Walsh InviteTeam Runner-Up Indiana Wesleyan InviteAdam DeArmond - Individual Medallist @ CedarvilleScott Dawson - Individual Medallist @ MVNU2005 Final NAIA National Ranking of 31st

A.J. Borisa - NAIA All-American - Three-time All-AMC honoree

2003-04Dan Grincewicz - All-AMCJosh Grondin - All-AMCTeam Champion Kyle Ryman tourneyTeam Champion Gannon InviteTeam Champion Mercyhurst InviteTeam Champion (tie) Shawnee State InviteRunner-up Urbana Early Bird tourneyRunner-up Cedarville Invite3rd at Region IX ChampionshipsReceived votes in national rankings

2002-03Dan Grincewicz - All-AMCMike Paulson - All-AMCTeam Champion Kyle Ryman tourneyTeam Champion Siena Heights InviteTeam Champion (tie) Shawnee State InviteRunner-up Bluffton InviteRunner-up Cedarville Invite4th at Region IX Championships

2001-02Phil Westfall - NAIA Scholar Athlete, AMC Scholar Athlete7th at Region IX Championships

2000-01Jon Moyer - NAIA Scholar Athlete, AMC Scholar Athlete

2008-09 Women’s Results

8/30-31/08Bulldog Women’s Invitational-Ferris StateTU 14th of 16T 66 Brittany Lynch 95 79 174 +30T 80 Amber Wetherill 91 89 180 +36T 87 Kahla Bernacchi 93 94 187 +4392 Amanda Hoile 100 95 195 +51

9/1-2/08Laker Fall Classic - Grand Valley StateTU 14th of 14T 64 Brittany Lynch 92 81 173 79 Amber Wetherill 99 89 18882 Kahla Bernacchi 91 103 194T 83 Amanda Hoile 101 96 197

9/8-9/08St. Joseph’s InvitationalTU 1st of 3T 2 Brittany Lynch 42 46 88T 4 Amber Wetherill 47 42 897 Amanda Hoile 46 44 9010 Kahla Bernacchi 51 44 95

9/28-29/08Findlay Fall ClassicTU 9th of 10T 37 Amber Wetherill 85 89 174T 44 Brittany Lynch 91 85 176T 51 Kahla Bernacchi 92 88 180 56 Amand Hoile 98 91 189

4/6-7/09Agnes McAmis Memorial TU 17th of 19T 67 Amber Wetherill 45 46 91 +19T 76 Sara Durkee 48 46 94 +22T 81 Kahla Bernacchi 52 48 100 +28T 88 Amanda Hoile 48 59 107 +35

4/10-11/09Northwood InvitationalTU 7th of 736 Amber Wetherill 96 92 188 +44T 37 Amanda Hoile 97 93 190 +4639 Sara Durkee 96 95 191 +47T 40 Kahla Bernacchi 97 101 198 +54

4/17-18/09Ashland InvitationalTU 10th of 10T 38 Sara Durkee 94 90 184 +4053 Kahla Bernacchi 96 101 197 +5354 Amber Wetherill 96 102 198 +5458 Amanda Hoile 114 101 230 +86

4/19/09Lady Dragon InvitationalTU 5th of 5T 5 Amber Wetherill 82 +1015 Sara Durkee 88 +1624 Amanda Hoile 96 +2425 Kahla Bernacchi 97 +25

4/26-27/09GLIAC ChampionshipsTU 6th of 6T 19 Amber Wetherill 83 88 17123 Sara Durkee 87 88 17531 Amanda Hoile 103 94 19733 Kahla Bernacchi 109 98 207

Women’s Golf Honors2008-09Brittany Lynch - All GLIAC AcademicAmanda Hoile - All GLIAC AcademicKahla Bernacchi - All GLIAC AcademicSara Durkee - All GLIAC Academic

2006-07NAIA National Championships Qualifi erRegion IX ChampionsJen Trow - Region IX Medalist Jen Trow - First Team All-AMC selectionJen Trow - school record round of 74Jessica Garcia - First Team All-AMC selectionSara Durkee - First Team All-AMC selectionDan Grincewicz - Region IX Coach of the YearJessica Garcia - NAIA, AMC Scholar AthleteLauren Barnes - NAIA, AMC Scholar AthleteUrbana Invitational ChampionsJen Trow - Individual Medalist @ Urbana (fall)Jen Trow - Individual Medalist @ Walsh (fall)

2005-06NAIA National Championships Qualifi erRegion IX ChampionsGolfstat.com ranking of 18th in nationJen Trow - Region IX MedalistDarby Roggow - Region IX Coach of the YearJen Trow - First Team All-AMC selectionKelly Rethman - First Team All-AMC selectionJessica Garcia - First Team All-AMC selectionAmber Wetherill - First Team All-AMC selectionKelly Rethman - NAIA, AMC Scholar AthleteLauren Barnes - NAIA, AMC Scholar AthleteJen Trow - NAIA, AMC Scholar AthleteTeam Runner-Up J.P. Spiess InvitationalTeam record round of 325 at J.P. Spiess InviteUrbana Invitational ChampionsKelly Rethman - Individual Medalist @UrbanaTeam Runner-up Ohio Northern InviteWalsh Invitational Champions

2004-05Kelly Rethman - All-AMC selectionEmily Hurt - All-AMC selectionKelly Rethman - NAIA, AMC Scholar AthleteKelly Rethman - Individual Medalist @ Otterbein

2003NAIA National Championships Qualifi erRegion IX ChampionsKevin Bille - Region IX Coach of the YearKelly Rethman - All-AMC selectionAngie Hill - All-AMC selectionAshley Butler - All-AMC selectionKelly Rethman - Individual Medalist @ TU Invite

Jen Trow - Two-time Region IX Medalist

Dragon Golf SupportersDear Friend,

I would like to invite you to become a part of Dragon Golf. It is the loyal support of friends like you that will help take Dragon Golf to the next level. You help lay the foun-dation for excellence, both academically and athletically.

The 19th hole is a fi nancial support group that assists our athletes on their journey to success. Your support will help our teams compete with other NCAA Division II pro-grams.

The team is ready for a great year and we would like you to be a part of our success.

Sincerely,Darby M. Roggow Head Golf Coach

For further information, contact Darby Roggow at 419-448-3425 or email him at drog-gow@tiffi n.edu.

Kyle Ryman Memorial FundThe Kyle G. Ryman Fund has been established to memorialize a former Tiffi n Univer-sity golfer, Kyle Garrett Ryman who passed away in the fall of 2001. All proceeds to the fund will assist in establishing an endowed scholarship in his name.

Kyle was a resident of Old Fort, Ohio and while at Tiffi n University he studied account-ing and was a letterman on the golf team. Kyle was a tremendous young man and he was a perfect example of what a Dragons golfer should be.

If you would like to contribute to the Kyle Ryman Memorial Fund you can send a check or money order to Tiffi n University Golf - KGR Memorial Fund, 155 Miami Street, Tiffi n, Ohio 44883 or contact Coach Darby Roggow in the golf offi ce.

Darby M. RoggowDirector of Club & Recreational SportsHead Men’s Golf CoachOffi ce # 419-448-3425Fax # 419-443-5007droggow@tiffi n.edu

Tiffi n University Golf CampJune 27-30Camper cost - $100Registration - 12-1 p.m. at Gillmor Center, June 27

The Tiffi n University Golf Camp is designed for junior gulfers (boys and girls ages 8-18) that have an ap-preciation for the game and are eager to learn more about the rich tradition that makes golf the greatest game in the world. Every player in attendance will receive top notch instruction on the fi ner points of the game and individual instruction that will assist him or her in becoming the best golfer that he or she can be. The staff and coaches of the golf camp are committed to teaching the values and integrity of the game of golf and all players are guaranteed a fun and exciting experience that will last a lifetime.

Camp Information

Campers - Players are expected to arrive at Tiffi n University on time each day with a timely pickup at the end of each day’s events. Campers will only receive lunch each day.

Camp Extras - Every player in attendance will receive a special camp t-shirt and prizes will be given for special events.

Facilities - Tiffi n University Golf Facilities, Mohawk Golf Club, Fostoria Country Club, Seneca Hills Golf, Loudon Meadows Golf Club, Indoor facilities for inclement weather, TU weight room

Coaches and Staff

Darby Roggow - Head Men’s Golf Coach, Tiffi n UniversityRyan Sams - Head Women’s Golf Coach, Tiffi n UniversitySteve Stone - PGA Pro, Mohawk G.C.Chuck Putsch - PGA Pro, Seneca Hills GolfOther TU men’s and women’s golfers

All participants enjoy:

- Access to Mohawk Golf Club, Sen-eca Hills Golf, Loudon Meadows Golf, and Fostoria Country Club- Prizes and special events- Video swing analysis- On-course lessons- Instruction from PGA Pros- Camp t-shirt- Course Management skills

Players are expected to bring ap-propriate clothing for golf. Collared shirts must be worn during golf course activities and no denim (shorts or jeans) will be allowed on any of the golf courses. Players are respon-sible for bringing their own golf equipment, which includes but is not limited to shoes, clubs, balls, etc. Players will be expected to have their own insurance.

For more information, go to www.tiffi n.edu or contact the golf offi ce at 1-800-968-6446 ext. 3425.

As Athletic Director at Tiffi n University and Head Baseball Coach since 1992, I can personally attest to the fact that this is an exciting time at Tiffi n University and particularly its athletic depart-ment. As a full member of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, arguably the nation’s fi nest conference, it is time to make a strong commitment to excellence. I am committed to increasing the visibility and our outreach efforts of TU’s athletic department while remaining conscious of your needs and concerns. Because of this the Tiffi n University Athletic Department an-nually holds the Tiffi n University Athletic Department Golf Outing. By supporting Tiffi n University Athletics through participation in the golf outing, the community assists us with this commitment and

ensures our student athletes compete at the highest level.

Thanks for your continued support,

Lonny AllenAthletic DirectorTiffi n University

Smith Family Frosted Foods

Reineke Ford Dealerships

Fabrizio Chiropractic

Tiffi n Scenic Studio

Old Fort Bank

Lane of Dreams

UHS - University Housing Solutions

Corporate One Benefi ts Agency, Inc.

National City Bank

Holiday Inn

Marathon Petroleum Co. LLC

Team Sports

Alvada Construction

(Kirk Corporation)

Beerco

Clouse Construction

Premier Sponsors

Major Sponsors Event Sponsors

Liberty Tax

Magnus Terra LLC

P. T. Rehabilitation Services

Picture Perfect

Allegra Printing

Charles Construction

Advertiser-Tribune

IGS Energy

Education Sales Management ESM

TPC Food Service

Diversifi ed Graphics

Tate & Associates, Inc.

Tom Rodgers Flowers

Nortrax

YMCA

First Ohio Credit Union

Mr. Thomas Coffman

Grand Rental Station

Seneca Cleaners / Seneca Printing Co.

Jeffrey Jewelry, Inc.

Target Enrollment Group

Merrill Lynch

Pacesetter Soccer Club Jimmy Walker

Crown Battery

Anese Masonry Company

Wildberry.com

Crystal Solutions

Tiffi n Glass and Mirror

Frame Works Custom Framing and Gifts

Creeger Implement

MT Business Technologies

Friends Business Source

Patron Sponsors

Supporter Sponsors

Lucius Door

McClung’s Animal Hospital

Shake Shak

Champs Barber Shop

A.A. Fire Extinguisher Sales & Services, Inc.

Head Shed

King’s Glass Engraving

Dr. Robert Shreiner

JC Penney

The Drive Thru

Marco’s Pizza

Peebles

Tiffi n Eye Center

Auto Zone

Napoli Pizza

Threads

The Review Times

Development

Ewald Furniture

Friends Business Source

Help Desk Ohio

Home Savings & Loan Company

Seneca Massage Therapy

TJ Willie’s

Vicek Orthodontics

Friedman Village of St. Francis, LLC

Clinton Heights Golf Course

Fruth & Company

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wood

AVI Food Systems

Ballreich Brothers, Inc.

Bernie Steinmetz

Brian Hall

Burns Electric, Inc.

Chris Brady II

Emily Gillock

Frameworks

Friends Business Source

Gary Duplessis

Higher Education Group

Jon Perkowski

Klay Tire & Oil

Mike Baltzell

New Transitions Counseling LLC

Phillips Electric & Appliance

Reino’s Pizza

Seneca Tiles, Inc.

Tiffi n Hardware Company

Varsity Barber Shop

WFOB-AM/Roppe Corporation

Autumnwood Care Center

Body Works Fitness & Tanning

Felton CPA Services

Ralph’s Appliance

Supance and Howard

Hampton Inn & Suites

Toledo Business Journal

Akron Aeros

Arnold Vending Company

Bair Brothers Sporting Goods and Awards

Red Hawk Run Golf Course

Ameriwood Industries, Inc.

Seislove Burial Vault Services, Inc.

The James Group

Anese Masonry Company

Crown Battery Manufacturing Co.

First Ohio Credit Union, Inc.

Grand Rental Station

MT Business Technologies, Inc.

Rodger’s Flowers, Inc.

Seneca Cleaners/Seneca Printing

Tiffi n Community YMCA

Wild-berry.com

Sound Systems, Inc.

Pavement Maintenance Company, Inc.

Nortrak

Crystal Traditions

Westgate Village Merchants Association

Fans and Friends of Tiffi n University

Alumni in the WorkforceJon Moyer – Owner Operator of Lakeland Golf Club, Arcadia, OhioAaron Loathes – PGA apprentice, Hebron, OhioPhil Westfall – Sales Professional – Precise Appraisals, Cleveland, OhioRip Roggow – Mortgage Banker, Chase Bank Asst. Golf Professional – Eagle Mountain Resort, Scottsdale, ArizonaDustin Harrison – Sales Representative – DHL, Inc., Cleveland, OHKevan Maxwell – Asst. Golf Professional – Kiawah Island Resorts, Charleston, SCRyan Kossick – PGA of America Tournament Coordinator, Dallas, Texas*Ryan was the recipient of the Outstanding Student/Athlete Award at Tiffi n University (2006)

Jessie Schrader – Loan Offi cer at Citibank, Cleveland, OhioMatt Preston – United States Coast Guard – Boatswain’s Mate Third ClassShaun Bindley – State of Ohio Auditor’s Department, Columbus, OhioNick Frankart – Loan Advisor, Home 123 Loans, Independence, OhioChristopher Dickey – Assistant Manager Family Video, Cincinnati, OhioAaron Moore – Sales Representative – Northwestern Mutual Finance, Fort Wayne, IN* Aaron earned Academic All Conference –American Mideast Conference

Jeb Phillips –Aspiring Actor, Hollywood, CA (Recently appeared on Grey’s Anato-my)Kevin Schutte – Sales Representative, Toledo, OhioShaun Polasky – HR Generalist, Nortrax Inc. John Deere, Columbus, Ohio*Shaun was the recipient of the MBA Student of the Year Award at Tiffi n University (2007)Daniel Grincewicz – Aspiring Tour Professional (Tar Heel Tour), North Carolina*Dan was named AMC / Region IX Coach of the Year (2006-2007)

Michael Paulson – Aspiring Tour Professional (Gateway Tour), Phoenix, ArizonaAdam DeArmond – Assistant Golf Professional, FloridaSean Bailey – Assistant Golf Professional, Augusta, GeorgiaAndrew Borisa – Assistant Golf Professional, Big Met Golf Course, Cleveland, OH*AJ earned All-Conference Honors (3-time) and Honorable Mention All-American, NAIA

Alex Kocin – Graduate Assistant, Tiffi n University Club & Recreational Sports*Alex earned NAIA Daktronics Scholar Athlete (2007)Jace Dunaway – Marketing Specialist, Marathon Ashland Petroleum, FindlayRyan Sams - Head Women’s Golf Coach, Tiffi n University, Tiffi in, Ohio

Lucius Door

McClung’s Animal Hospital

Shake Shak

Champs Barber Shop

A.A. Fire Extinguisher Sales & Services, Inc.

Head Shed

King’s Glass Engraving

Dr. Robert Shreiner

JC Penney

The Drive Thru

Marco’s Pizza

Peebles

Tiffi n Eye Center

Auto Zone

Napoli Pizza

Threads

The Review Times

Development

Ewald Furniture

Friends Business Source

Help Desk Ohio

Home Savings & Loan Company

Seneca Massage Therapy

TJ Willie’s

Vicek Orthodontics

Friedman Village of St. Francis, LLC

Clinton Heights Golf Course

Fruth & Company

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wood

AVI Food Systems

Ballreich Brothers, Inc.

Bernie Steinmetz

Brian Hall

Burns Electric, Inc.

Chris Brady II

Emily Gillock

Frameworks

Friends Business Source

Gary Duplessis

Higher Education Group

Jon Perkowski

Klay Tire & Oil

Mike Baltzell

New Transitions Counseling LLC

Phillips Electric & Appliance

Reino’s Pizza

Seneca Tiles, Inc.

Tiffi n Hardware Company

Varsity Barber Shop

WFOB-AM/Roppe Corporation

Autumnwood Care Center

Body Works Fitness & Tanning

Felton CPA Services

Ralph’s Appliance

Supance and Howard

Hampton Inn & Suites

Toledo Business Journal

Akron Aeros

Arnold Vending Company

Bair Brothers Sporting Goods and Awards

Red Hawk Run Golf Course

Ameriwood Industries, Inc.

Seislove Burial Vault Services, Inc.

The James Group

Anese Masonry Company

Crown Battery Manufacturing Co.

First Ohio Credit Union, Inc.

Grand Rental Station

MT Business Technologies, Inc.

Rodger’s Flowers, Inc.

Seneca Cleaners/Seneca Printing

Tiffi n Community YMCA

Wild-berry.com

Sound Systems, Inc.

Pavement Maintenance Company, Inc.

Nortrak

Crystal Traditions

Westgate Village Merchants Association

Fans and Friends of Tiffi n University

2010 NCAA Division II Men’s National Championships The Sagamore Club, a Jack Nicklaus-designed course in Noblesville, Ind., will be the site of the 2010 NCAA Division II Men’s Golf Championships. The event is scheduled May 18-21. The University of Indianapolis and the Great Lakes Valley Conference, with assistance from Indiana Sports Corporation and the Hamilton County Convention & Visitors Bureau, will host the championship.

The championship includes 108 student-athletes (20 teams of fi ve who qualify in regional play throughout the nation, in addition to the top eight individuals not on those teams). Those 108 student-athletes compete over 72 holes of golf to deter-mine both team and individual champions.

“We are excited to bring our 2010 championships to central Indiana and The Saga-more Club,” said David Sharp, chair of the NCAA Division II Men’s Golf Committee and athletic director at Ouachita Baptist University. “A Nicklaus-designed course measuring nearly 7,200 yards will provide both a tremendous challenge and a great

championship experience for our student-athletes.”

This championship announcement is part of Indianapo-lis’ inclusion in the Championship City pilot program. Indianapolis and Indiana Sports Corp joined fi ve other cities named to the program in September of 2008. The Championship City pilot program

will feature multiple host opportunities of NCAA Division I, II and III men’s and women’s championships through 2012. The centerpiece of the Championship City pi-lot program is a long-term agreement between the NCAA and each host city to bring a wide array of championships and ancillary events to the six geographical areas over the course of several years.

2010 NCAA Division II Women’s National ChampionshipsOffi cials from the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) awarded Mesa host duties for the 2010 NCAA Divi-sion II Women's Golf Championships, May 12-15, with prac-tice rounds beginning May 10-11, 2010. The tournament will be held at Longbow Golf Club and co-hosted by Mesa Sports Tourism & Development and Grand Canyon University.

"Landing the Women's NCAA Golf Championship is another great example of Valley leaders working together for a com-mon goal," said Jon Schmieder, president of Phoenix Regional Sports Commission. "Mesa is a prime example of a commu-nity reaching out to partners to secure quality events for the entire Valley."

Newly formed Mesa Sports & Tourism Development, operated by the Mesa Convention & Visitors Bureau, worked in tandem with Grand Canyon University and Phoenix Regional Sports Commission to secure the event. This tournament will represent the fi rst time Grand Canyon University has hosted a championship-level event in Mesa. Considered leaders in the tournament hosting industry, the university has hosted numerous NCAA regional and confer-ence championship golf tournaments in the past, most recently the 2009 NCAA Division II Women's West Regional at The Legacy Golf Resort.

"Grand Canyon University has had great experiences with championship golf, having hosted NCAA regional and national events in the past. We are extremely excited to partner with the city of Mesa in hosting this national championship event," said Grand Canyon University Director of Athletics B. Keith Baker.

Pristine playing conditions will be on deck when the May tournament takes place next spring. Longbow Golf Club was recently ranked as one of the 2009 "Top 100 Resort Courses in The Country" by Golfweek magazine. The 7,003-yard Ken Kavanaugh-designed course boasts expansive fairways and infi nite shot making choices giving the competition an anticipated level of excitement. Hosting the event in Arizona will showcase challenging, desert golf to some of the best teams in the country.

NCAA and Tiffi n University Core Values

Core ValuesThe Association - through its member institutions, conferences and national offi ce staff - shares a belief in and commitment to: Learning Balance Resourcefulness Sportsmanship Passion Service

A student-athlete advisory committee (SAAC) is a committee made up of student-athletes assembled to provide insight on the student-athlete experi-ence and to offer input on the rules, regulations and policies that affect student-athletes’ lives on NCAA member institution campuses. Presently, there are separate national SAACs for NCAA Divisions I, II and III member institutions. NCAA legislation mandates that all member institutions have SAACs on their respective campuses, and many NCAA conferences also have established SAACs. The information that follows will assist you in understanding how the network of SAACs, from individu-al campus committees to the national committees, interact and support one another to shape intercollegiate athletics policy. Functions of campus SAACs include:

Promote communication between athletics administration and student-athletes.

Disseminate information. Provide feedback and insight into athletics department issues. Generate a student-athlete voice within the campus athletics depart-

ment formulation of policies. Build a sense of community within the athletics program involving all

athletics teams. Solicit student-athlete responses to proposed conference and NCAA

legislation. Organize community service efforts. Create a vehicle for student-athlete representation on campus-wide

committees. Promote a positive student-athlete image on campus.

Student Athlete Advisory Committee

Great Lakes Region membersAshland UniversityBellarmine University Central State University Drury University Ferris State University University of Findlay Gannon University Grand Valley State University University of Indianapolis Kentucky Wesleyan College Lewis University Mercyhurst College University of Missouri, St. Louis

Tiffi n University is a member of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Tiffi n Univer-sity is the league’s 14th full member and sponsors 18 of the GLIAC’s 20 champion-ship sports. Located in on a 110-acre campus in Tiffi n,

Ohio, Tiffi n University was founded in 1888 and is entering its 10th year of NCAA Division II status. Tiffi n is the third institution from the state of Ohio to join the GLIAC. Ashland University, located in Ashland, Ohio, joined the league on July 1, 1995. The University of Findlay, in Findlay, Ohio, began com-peting in the league on July 1, 1997. The GLIAC’s members in Michigan include: Ferris State Uni-versity, Grand Valley State University, Hillsdale College, Lake Superior State University, Michigan Technological University, Northern Michi-gan University, Northwood University, Saginaw Valley State University, and Wayne State University. The University of Indianapolis competes as an associate member in the GLIAC in football and men’s and women’s swimming & diving.

Northern Kentucky University Northern Michigan University Northwood University (Michigan) Oakland City University Quincy University Rockhurst University Saginaw Valley State University Southern Illinois University Edwardsville University of Southern Indiana Saint Joseph’s College (Indiana) Tiffi n University Wayne State University (Michigan) University of Wisconsin, Parkside

Inside Dragons Golf Tiffi n Univer-sity’s golf program is regularly spotlighted in Inside Dragons Golf, a production of the Tiffi n University Sports Information Offi ce. The program airs on TimeWarner Channel 10 in the Tiffi n area and is also posted on Tiffi n University’s Men’s Golf mainpage on www.tiffi n.edu.

Hosted by Darby Roggow, the program offers interviews of Dragons golfers along with a variety of coaching tips and workouts that can improve each viewer’s golf game. The show enters its fi fth year of production and continues to expand its coverage thanks to its place-ment on the Dragons Golf web site. Channel 10 has been the broadcast home of Tiffi n University for 16 years. The channel, which is produced and maintained by the TU Sports Information Offi ce, regularly broadcasts numerous athletic events including football, volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, track and fi eld, baseball, and softball while also doing original pro-gramming such as Inside Dragons Golf. Channel 10 also shows various lecture series such as Good Morning World, Arts and Angles, and numerous TU Performing Arts programs. It looks to expand its coverage even more in 2010.