NEWS
NEWS
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BRIEFS
BRIEFS
Stevenson Announces Dick Watts
Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2016
Eight individuals and one team will comprise the 2016
on Saturday, Oct. 22 at the Hall of Fame banquet during
induction class into the Dick Watts Athletics Hall of
Homecoming and Family Weekend. In addition, the Hall
Fame. President Kevin J. Manning, Ph.D., will be the
of Fame will also recognize the 2005-2006 men’s basketball
first to be inducted in the Emeritus category. Field hockey
team as a Team of Tradition.
and women’s lacrosse player Tracey (Whetstone)
Including this year’s class, the Dick Watts Stevenson
Cantabene ’95, men’s lacrosse player Peter Nee ’96,
Athletics Hall of Fame, founded in 2014 as the University
field hockey player Holly Chattin-Smith ’00, women’s
celebrated the 20th anniversary of the start of NCAA
soccer player Adrienne (Justis) Tamanini ’03, men’s
Division III athletics in 1994, consists of 24 individuals
basketball players Wade Henninger ’05 and Anthony
and four Teams of Tradition. Nominees for this year’s class
Fitzgerald ’06 and longtime athletic department
include those who graduated from Stevenson (formerly
administrative assistant Fran Fidler will be inducted
Villa Julie College) in 2006 or earlier.
Golf Junior Remains
Among D3 Elite
For the second consecutive season, Stevenson women’s
golf junior Emily Haas was the recipient of the Elite
90 award for the 2016 NCAA Division III Women’s
Golf Championship. The award is presented to the
student-athlete with the highest cumulative gradepoint average participating at the finals site for each of
the NCAA’s championships. A fashion merchandising
major, Hass carried a 4.0 GPA. She was presented the
award during the championship banquet prior to the
opening round. Haas finished tied for second at the
MAC Championship, carding a two-day total of 176 to
help lead the Mustangs to their second straight confer-
Andrew Bordelon
Named Men’s
Soccer Coach
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VENTURES/FALL 2016
Andrew Bordelon was named the seventh head coach in men’s soccer program history in
June 2016. He comes to Stevenson after three seasons as the head coach at Westminster (Mo.)
ence title and second straight NCAA appearance. She
was the recipient of last year’s then-Elite 89 Award at
College. Bordelon took over the Westminster program in the spring of 2013 and guided the
the 2015 NCAA Championship as Stevenson made its
Blue Jays to the round of 16 in the NCAA tournament, the deepest run in program history,
first appearance in the women’s golf championship.
and a 13-9-1 overall record that included a Saint Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Haas posted 11 top-10 finishes during the 2015-2016
(SLIAC) tournament title. He was named the NSCAA Central Region Coach of the Year.
season, including four finished in the top five.
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