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2011-12 CAPTAINS
Patrick
Frayer
Aaron
Rittenhouse
Andrew
Rose
Jeffrey
Shade
Brian
Yount
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Four Relays - 14 Individuals
FLYING DUTCHMEN CHAMPIONS
500 Freestyle: Josh Grabijas, 4:34.57 (dc)
400 Medley Relay: Nick Hazekamp, Geoff Ludema, Matt Gregory, Patrick Frayer, 3:24.24
400 Individual Medley: Jeffrey Shade, 4:06.21 (dc)
100 Backstroke: Nick Hazekamp, :51.20
1,650 Freestyle: Josh Grabijas, 15:51.00 (dc) [Hope & MIAA record]
200 Backstroke: Nick Hazekamp, 1:52.10
(dc- defending champion)
2011-12 Season-in-Review
Both Hope Teams Score at NCAA Championships (3/24/12)
Hope scored points in a third event at the NCAA Division III swimming and diving championships on Saturday. Junior Josh Grabijas placed 12th in the marathon 1,650-yard freestyle (15:55.31). Grabijas was competing at nationals in the event for a third consecutive year. He was 17th as a sophomore and 18th as a freshman.
Both the women's and women's scored points at nationals, the Flying Dutch totaling 14 points for a 38th place finish and the Flying Dutchmen counted five for 45th place.
On Friday the women's 800-yard freestyle relay finished 12th to gain honorable mention All-America honors. The quartet of senior Sarah Sohn, junior Erin Holstad, senior Chelsea Wiese and junior Libby Westrate was timed in 7:39.73.
Hope swimmers competed in three other events on Saturday, but did not advance beyond the prelims. Senior Sarah Sohn was 17th (17:25.75) in the women's 1,650-yard freestyle while junior Libby Westrate placed 33rd among 43 competitors in the 100-yard freestyle (:52.52). The women's 400-yard freestyle relay finished 18th with the team of Sarah Sohn, Erin Holstad, Chelsea Wiese and Libby Westrate clocked in a season-best 3:32.89. Diver Kyleigh Sheldon was 21st on the three-meter board (329.35 pts.).
Hope to be Well Represented at Nationals (3/15/12)
Five Hope swimmers and a diver have qualified for the NCAA Division III championships to be held in Indianapolis from March 21-24. Coach John Patnott's contingent is eligible to compete in nine individual events and five relays.
Junior Josh Grabijas of Howell (Howell HS) has qualified as the 14th seed in the marathon 1,650-yard freestyle (15:51.00). He is also eligible to compete in the 500-yard freestyle (seeded 21st, 4:34.57) and the 200-yard freestyle (seeded 40th, 1:43.33).
The Flying Dutch are eligible to compete in four individual events. Junior Libby Westrate of Grandville (Grandville HS), is seeded 13th in the 50-yard freestyle (:23.70) and 14th in the 100-yard freestyle (:51.66). She is also eligible to compete in the 200-yard freestyle (seeded 24th, 1:52.58). Senior Sarah Sohn of Arlington Heights, Ill. (Prospect HS) is seeded 20th in the marathon 1,650-yard freestyle (17:28.00). For the first time in more than a decade, the Flying Dutch have qualified a diver for the NCAA championships. Junior Kyleigh Sheldon of Hastings (Hastings HS) is seeded 20th on both the one-meter and three-meter board.
The Flying Dutch are eligible to compete in all of the women's relays. The quartet of Libby Westrate, Sarah Sohn, junior Erin Holstad of Traverse City (Traverse City West HS) and senior Chelsea Wiese of Rochester (Rochester Adams HS) are seeded 11th in the 800-yard freestyle relay (7:40.57); 25th in the 400-yard freestyle relay (3:33.01); 26th in the 200-yard medley relay (1:48.37), 26th in the 400-yard medley relay (3:55.83); and 29th in the 200-yard freestyle relay (1:39.29).
Both Swimming/Diving Teams Honored for Academics (2/25/12)
Both Hope swimming/diving teams have been presented the 2011-12 Scholar All America Team from the College Swimming Coaches Association of America. The women's team compiled a 3.62 cumulative GPA, second highest among all NCAA Division III women's programs, while the Flying Dutchmen had a 3.42 cumulative GPA to rank 11th nationally among men's programs. continue
All-MIAA Swimming/Diving Honors are Announced (2/22/12)
Ten Hope athletes have been named to the all-conference teams of the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA). Junior Libby Westrate of Grandville (Grandville HS) has been named the women's most valuable swimmer. She was a triple winner at the MIAA championships taking the 50, 100 and 200 freestyle races. Seniors Sarah Sohn of Arlington Heights, Ill. (Prospect HS) and Jeff Shade of Davison (Davison HS) are each being honored for a fourth consecutive year. Hope's teams, coached by John Patnott, each finished second at the MIAA championships, combining to win the gold medal in 18 events. Each team had five All-MIAA honorees.
Hope's All-MIAA Swimming/Diving Honorees
Josh Grabijas*** (junior from Howell/Howell HS)
Matt Gregory** (senior from St. Joseph/St. Joseph HS)
Nick Hazekamp** (junior from Janesville, Wis./Joseph A. Craig HS)
Maria Kieft* (sophomore from Spring Lake/Spring Lake HS)
Andrew Rose** (senior from Holland/Grandville HS)
Jeff Shade**** (senior from Davison/Davison HS)
Kyleigh Sheldon* (junior from Hastings/Hastings HS)
Sarah Sohn**** (senior from Arlington Heights, Ill./Prospect HS)
Libby Westrate*** (junior from Grandville/Grandville HS)
Chelsea Wiese* (senior from Rochester/Rochester Adams HS)
Denotes years All-MIAA
Hope Teams Each Finish Second in MIAA Standings (2/18/12)
Results
Crowning champions in 18 of the meet's 40 events, both Hope swimming/diving teams finished second at the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) championships which concluded Saturday night.
Final Men's Team Scores: 1. Kalamazoo 811.5. 2. Hope 707. 3. Olivet 640.5. 4. Calvin 635. 5. Alma 245. 6. Albion 206.
Final Women's Team Scores: 1. Calvin 803.5. 2. Hope 660. 3. Kalamazoo 590.5. 4. Olivet 398. 5. Alma 316. 6. Saint Mary's 289. 7. Albion 266.
FINAL DAY HIGHLIGHTS
For the third night in-a-row, Hope swimmers began the competition at the MIAA swimming & diving championships by winning the opening event for both women and men. Senior Sarah Sohn won the marathon 1,650-yard freestyle for a fourth consecutive year with an NCAA conditional qualifying time (17:28.00). She becomes the ninth Flying Dutch swimmer in school history to win an event at the MIAA championships all four years. The men's 1,650 was won by junior Josh Grabijas, also with an NCAA conditional qualifying time (15:51).
Junior Nick Hazekamp made it a sweep in the backstroke as he won the 200-yard event (1:52.10). In the prelims he was timed in 1:50.67. His times were NCAA conditional qualifying performances.
Junior Libby Westrate captured her third freestyle event of the meet as she won the 100-yard free for a third consecutive year (:51.82) Her time of :51.66 was an NCAA conditional qualifying performance. She earlier won the gold in the 50-free and 200-free.
The Flying Dutch concluded the meet by winning the 400-yard freestyle relay. The quartet of Libby Westrate, Erin Holstad, Sarah Sohn and Chelsea Wiese was timed in 3:33.01
Gold Medal Performances Continue at MIAA Championships (2/17/12)
Results / Honor Roll of Hope Champions
Hope swimmers continue to collect the gold medals at the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) swimming and diving champions. Hope swimmers captured first place in five events on Friday, including a sweep in the women's and men's 400 IM and 100 backstroke. Hope's gold medal count is now 13, three in relays and 10 in individual events.
With one day remaining the championships at the Holland Aquatic Center, both Hope teams are in second place. The men trail Kalamazoo by 29.5 points while the women are behind rival Calvin by 110 points.
Men's Team Scores: 1. Kalamazoo 510.5. 2. Hope 481. 3. Olivet 420.5. 4. Calvin 407. 5. 6. Alma 173. 6. Albion 148.
Women's Team Scores: Women's Team Scores: 1. Calvin 562.5. 2. Hope 455. Kalamazoo 396.5. 4. Olivet 276. 5. Alma 243. 6. Saint Mary's 208. 7. Albion 196.
Hope started Friday as they did on Thursday by winning the first event in both the women's and men's finals. This time it was the 400-yard individual medley. Senior Chelsea Wiese won her second event of the meet in the women's 400 IM (4:40.08) while senior Jeff Shade successfully defended his men's title in the event (4:06.21). Wiese earlier won the 200 IM gold.
Junior Libby Westrate marked a three-peat as she won the 200-yard freestyle for the third consecutive year. She tied the school record in the prelims (:1:52.58) and her time in finals was 1:52.79, a conditional NCAA qualifying performance.
For the third time in the meet, Hope swimmers took first place in both the women's and men's event. This time it was the 100-yard backstroke. Sophomore Maria Kieft had a conditional NCAA qualifying time (:57.94) while junior Nick Hazekamp, who earlier in the prelims set a school record (:51.14), had a championship time of :51.20. His time was a NCAA conditional qualifying performance.
Gold Medal Performances Continue at MIAA Championships (2/16/12)
Results / Honor Roll of Hope Champions
Hope swimmers and divers had a banner night at the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) championships on Thursday capturing the gold medal in seven of the 12 events. After the second day of competition, the Hope women are in first place while the men are in second. The four-day championship at the Holland Aquatic Center continues on Friday with prelims at 10 a.m. and finals at 5:30 p.m.
Men's Team Scores (thru Thursday): 1. Kalamazoo 296. 2. Hope 248. 3. Calvin 217. 4. Olivet 198. 5. Alma 111. 6. Albion 105.
Women's Team Scores (thru Thursday): 1. Hope 255. 2. Calvin 253.5. 3. Kalamazoo 174.5. 4. Olivet 155. 5. Alma 128. 6. Saint Mary's 124. 7. Albion 112.
Hope swimmers opened Thursday's finals with outstanding performances by claiming the gold medal in both the women's and men's 500 freestyle. Senior Sarah Sohn (Arlington Heights, Ill.) won the women's 500 for a third consecutive year and junior Josh Grabijas (Howell) won the men's 500 for a third straight time in leading a 1-2-3 Hope finish. Finishing in second and third were seniors Jeff Shade (Davison) and Andrew Rose (Holland). Grabijas (4:34.57) and Shade (4:36.48) each had NCAA conditional qualifying times.
Senior Chelsea Wiese (Rochester) became Hope's first MIAA winner in the 200 IM (2:10.40) since 2004. She won the gold by five one-hundredths of a second.
Junior Libby Westrate (Grandville) continued to be the MIAA's premiere female sprinter as she repeated as champion in the 50-yard freestyle with an NCAA conditional qualifying time (:23.74).
Junior diver Kyleigh Sheldon (Hastings) took first place on the three-meter board to become the first Hope gold medal winner in the event since 2001.
Hope culminated Thursday's competition by winning both the women's and men's 400-yard medley relay. The women's quartet of sophomore Maria Kieft (Spring Lake), junior Sarah Krueger (Wixom), junior Erin Holstad (Traverse City) and junior Libby Westrate was timed in 3:55.83 while the men's relay of Nick Hazekamp(Janesville, Wisc.), Geoff Ludema (Ada), Matt Gregory (St. Joseph) and Patrick Frayer (East Grand Rapids) had an NCAA conditional qualifying time of 3:24.24.
Gold Medal Performance Launches MIAA Championships (2/16/12)
Results
The MIAA swimming and diving championships got off to a rousing start at the Holland Community Aquatic Center, as the Hope women and Kalamazoo men captured the first events of the meet.
In the women's 800-yard freestyle relay, the Hope team of Sarah Sohn, Erin Holstad,
Chelsea Wiese and Libby Westrate took first place by more than 10 seconds with
a school-record time of 7:39.58. The previous mark
of 7:40.01 was established in 2009.
The men's 800 freestyle relay went right down to the wire, as Kalamazoo edged
Calvin
by 0.54
seconds with third-place Hope finishing slightly more than a second back.
Hope Teams Conclude Dual Meet Season With Wins (1/28/12)
Results
Hope's swimming and diving teams concluded the dual meet portion of their season by sweeping host Alma on Saturday. The Flying Dutchmen posted a 145-112 victory while the Flying Dutch were victorious 147-122. The Flying Dutch posted a 5-3 dual record while the Flying Dutchmen are 3-4.
Men: Hope individual winners were Jeff Shade, 1,000 Free (10:06.17); Christopher Waechter, 100 Backstroke (:57.90) and 500 freestyle (5:09.40); Greggory Elhart, 100 Breaststroke (1:04.13); Matthew Gregory, 200 Butterfly (1:59.81); Jacob Hunt, 50 freestyle (:22.60); Nicholas Hazekamp, 200 backstroke (2:02.96); Alex Perkins, 200 Breaststroke (2:22.18).
Women: Hope individual winners were Erin Holstad, 200 Freestyle (2:04.10)
and 100 Butterfly (1:02.70); Chelsea Wiese, 100 Backstroke (1:05.69); Kyleigh Sheldon, one-meter diving (237.10) and three-meter diving (241.20);
Maria Kieft, 200 Backstroke (2:16.61); Bethany Schmall, 500 Freestyle (5:28.70).
Hope Teams Compete Against DII Grand Valley (1/20/12)
Results
Hope's swimming and diving teams competed against Grand Valley State on Friday night. The Flying Dutchmen were defeated 152-74 while the Flying Dutch bowed 149-90. The Hope women have a 4-3 dual meet record while the men are 2-4.
Men: Hope winners were Nicholas Hazekamp, 100 backstroke (:53.42) and Josh Grabijas, 500 freestyle (4:43.31).
Women: Hope winners were Sarah Sohn, 1,000 freestyle (10:46.34); Maria Kieft, 100 backstroke (1:03.18); and Kyleigh Sheldon, 3-meter diving (239.90 points).
Flying Dutchmen Win Michigan-Illinois Quad (1/14/12)
Results
Hope's swimming teams competed in the Michigan-Illinois Quad hosted by Wheaton College on Saturday. The Flying Dutchmen won the men's meet edging MIAA rival Kalamazoo by a meer 1.5 points while the Flying Dutch ended third in the women's competition.
Men: 1. Hope 505.5, 2. Kalamazoo 504, 3. Wheaton 451, 4. Lake Forest 325.5
Hope winners were Andrew Rose, 1,000 freestyle (10:03.07); Patrick Frayer, 50 freestyle (:21.82) and 100 freestyle (:48.16); Nicholas Hazekamp, 200 backstroke (1:59.01); and Jeff Shade, 500 freestyle (4:50.69). Hope also won the 400 medley relay (Nicholas Hazekamp, Geoff Ludema, Brian Yount, Patrick Frayer), 3:35.29.
Women: 1. Wheaton 591.5, 2. Kalamazoo 392.5, 3. Hope 376, 4. Lake Forest 332
Hope winners were Libby Westrate, 50 freestyle :24.72) and 100 freestyle (:53.81) and Sarah Sohn, 500 freestyle (5:15.73).
Hope Splits Duals With Kalamazoo (1/6/12)
Results
Hope split dual meets with rival Kalamazoo on Friday night. The Flying Dutch (4-2) were victorious 126-115 while the Flying Dutchmen (2-3) were defeated 139-98.
Women: Hope winners were Sarah Sohn, 1,000 free (11:14.69) and 500 free (5:20.60); Libby Westrate, 50 freestyle (:24.67) and 100 freestyle (:53.95); Chelsea Wiese, 200 IM (2:17.62); and Maria Kieft, 100 back (1:03.34). The outcome came down to the final event, the 400 freestyle relay. The Flying Dutch quartet of Erin Holstad, Chelsea Wiese, Bethany Schmall and Libby Westrate won the event in 3:41.02.
Men: Hope winners were Josh Grabijas, 1,000 free (11:14.69) and 500 free (4:50.78); Patrick Frayer, 50 free (:21.91); and Nicholas Hazekamp, 100 back (:53.88).
Hope Teams Compete at Wheaton Invitational (12/3/11)
Results
Hope's swimming teams competed at the six-team Wheaton Invitational this weekend. In the men's meet, coach John Patnott's Flying Dutchmen finished third while the Flying Dutch ended fourth among the women's field.
Women: Junior Libby Westrate was a triple winner capturing the 50 free (:24.13), 100 free (:52.29, NCAA conditional qualifying) and 200 free (1:55.22). Senior Sarah Sohn won the 200 butterfly (2:09.33).
Men: The Flying Dutchmen had a strong finish in the 500 free taking third (Andrew Rose, 4:42.74), fourth (Josh Grabijas, 4:43.32) and fifth (Jeff Shade, 4:44.03). Shade and Grabijas also challenged in the marathon 1,650 free finishing third (16:19.77) and fourth (16:22.97) respectively. Hope had no event winners. Hope had three consolation heat winners -- Grabijas in the 200 free (1:44.50), Aaron Rittenhouse, 100 back (:55.13) and Brian Yount, 100 butterfly (:53.32).
Rival Calvin Tops Hope in MIAA Duals (11/12/11)
Men's Results / Women's Results
Visiting Calvin defeated Hope's swimming/diving with dual meet setbacks on Saturday. In the men's meet, Calvin prevailed 148-146 while in the women's meet the Knights prevailed 164-135. The Flying Dutch have a 3-2 dual meet record while the Flying Dutchmen are 2-2. Men: Hope event winners were Jeff Shade, 1,000 free (10:06.70) and 500 free (4:54.95); Nicholas Hazekamp, 100 back (:54.26) and 200 back (2:00.75); Geoffrey Ludema, 100 breast (1:01.42); Patrick Frayer, 50 free (:21.86) and 100 free (:47.86); Michael Huisingh, 200 breast (2:14.84); 400 free relay [Chris Waechter, Andrew Larson, Josh Grabijas, Patrick Frayer] (3:16.31).
Women: Hope event winners were 200 medley relay [Laura Cameron, Sarah Krueger, Erin Holstad, Libby Westrate] (1:53.17); Sarah Sohn, 1,000 free (10:45.74), 200 butterfly (2:15.16) and 500 free (5:16.55); Maria Kieft, 100 backstroke (1:02.95); Libby Westrate, 100 free (:54.64); Erin Holstad, 100 butterfly (1:00.69); 400 freestyle relay [Erin Holstad, Sarah Sohn, Bethany Schmall, Libby Westrate), (3:41.93).
Flying Dutchmen Win Two-of-Three in Triple Dual (10/29/11)
Results
The Flying Dutchmen competed in a triple dual Friday and Saturday at Lakeview High School in Battle Creek, defeating Albion 258-70 and Carthage 206.5-107.5, but losing to Olivet 203-111.
Hope had two double winners -- Jeff Shade, 500 Free (4:54.55) and 1,000 Free (10:13.74) and Michael Huisingh, 100 Breaststroke (1:01.17) and 200 Breaststroke (2:15.13).
Season is Launched with MIAA Relays (10/22/11)
Results
The swimming season started Saturday with Hope hosting all of the league's teams for the non-scoring MIAA Relays at the Holland Aquatic Center. All of the events were relays, most of them non-traditional. Hope winners included Women's 200 Backstroke Relay (Laura Cameron, Erin Holstad, Lairen Girard, Amanda Black) and Women's 500 Freestyle Relay (Taryn Gras, Libby Westrate Luisa Burgess, Sarah Sohn).
2011-12 Pre-Season Outlook
2011-12 Schedule
2011-12 Roster
An abundance of veterans on the pre-season roster should make the
Flying Dutchmen a contender in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic
Association (MIAA) in 2011-12.
Coach John Patnott begins his 32nd season at the helm of a nationally
respected program he began in 1978. Over his tenure as coach of the
men's and women's program, he has counted 116 All-Americans and had
national champions 30 times. The Flying Dutchmen have been MIAA
champions 12 times.
A year ago the Flying Dutchmen finished runnerup in the MIAA to rival
Kalamazoo. In a meet that counted more than 3,200 points, the Hornets
edged the Flying Dutchmen by a meer 40 points. The year before Hope
edged Kalamazoo for the conference championship by just 25 points.
The 2011-12 pre-season roster includes 20 returning letterwinners.
There are three freshmen, six sophomores, six juniors and 10 seniors.
Co-captains of the team will be seniors Patrick Frayer (Grand
Rapids/East Grand Rapids HS), Aaron Rittenhouse (Fort Wayne,
Ind./Homestead HS), Andrew Rose (Holland/Grandville HS), Jeffrey
Shade (Davison/Davison HS), and Brian Yount (Franklin, Ind./Franklin
Community HS).
Seven returning swimmers received All-MIAA honors a year ago --
Patrick Frayer, junior Josh Grabijas (Howell/Howell HS), junior Nick
Hazekamp (Janesville, Wisc./Joseph A. Craig HS), sophomore Jacob Hunt
(Muskegon/Mona Shores HS), junior Geoff Ludema (Ada/Grand Rapids
Christian HS), Andrew Rose and Jeff Shade.
Josh Grabijas was the MIAA champion for the second consecutive year in
the 500 freestyle and 1,650 freestyle. The Hope record holder in the
1,650, Grabijas also competed at the 2011 NCAA Division III national
championships in the 200, 500 and 1,650 freestyle. Other returning
conference champions are Jeff Shade in the 400 individual medley and
Jacob Hunt in the 100 butterfly.
The regular season will begin and end with Hope hosting an MIAA event
at the Holland Aquatic Center. The MIAA Relays will be held Saturday,
Oct. 22 and four months later (Feb. 16-18) the MIAA championships
will come to Holland.
2010-11 Season in Review
2010-11 Results
MIAA Championships in Photos
The Flying Dutchmen, coached by John Patnott, were presented the 2010-11
Academic Award from the College Swimming Coaches Association of America.
To
be eligible, a team must have a minimum cumulative grade point average
of 3.0 on
a four-point scale. The Flying Dutchmen had a 3.23 cumulative GPA
to rank 26th nationally among men's programs. This marks the sixth
time over the past decade that Hope has earned this national distinction.
Sophomore Josh Grabijas of Howell (Howell HS) competed in three freestyle events at the NCAA Division
III championships in Knoxville, Tenn. His best finish was in the 1650 freestyle where he finished 17th out of 22 competitors with a Hope College record time of 15:57.27. He also finished 25th (1:42.16) out of 36 competitors in the 500-yard freestyle and 37th out of 43 in the 200-yard freestyle (1:43.51).
MIAA all-conference honors were presented to seven Hope swimmers -- Patrick Frayer, junior from Grand Rapids/East Grand Rapids HS;
Josh Grabijas, sophomore from Howell/Howell HS; Nick Hazekamp, sophomore from Janesville, Wis./Joseph A. Craig HS; Jacob
Hunt, freshman from Muskegon/Mona Shores HS; Geoff Ludema, sophomore from Ada/Grand Rapids Christian HS; Andrew Rose, junior
from Holland/Grandville HS; and Jeff Shade, junior from Davison/Davison HS)
The Flying Dutchmen finished second at the MIAA Championships -- Kalamazoo 815, 2. Hope 775, 3. Olivet 672, 4. Calvin 486, 5. Albion 292, 6. Alma 220.
Championship Meet Results
MIAA Events Champions -- Josh Grabijas, 500 freestyle, 4:36.73 (defending champion) and 1650 freestyle, 15:57.27 (defending champion);
Jeff Shade, 400 Individual Medley, 4:07.42; and Jacob Hunt, 100 Butterfly, :50.10.
Highlights from MIAA Championships -- First Day /
Second Day / Third Day
Several performances during the season were added to Hope's All-Time Top Performances Honor Roll as follows:
- Patrick Frayer, #10 50 Free (:21.07)
- Josh Grabijas, #1 1,650 Free (15:57.27) and #2 1,000 Free (9:40.98)
- Nick Hazekamp, #3 100 Backstroke (:51.31) and #4 200 Backstroke (1:51.45)
- Jacob Hunt, #2 100 Butterfly (:50.10)
- Geoff Ludema, #2 100 Breaststroke (:57.89) and #8 200 Breaststroke (2:10.33)
- Alex Perkins, #8 100 Breaststroke (:58.00)
- Jeff Shade, #4 400 IM (4:07.42) and #7 500 Free (4:38.40)
- Clayton Summers, #6 100 Butterfly (:51.49)
Eight members of the team were named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll
for maintaining a minimum 3.5 grade point average for the entire 2010-11
school year -- Drew Krumm, freshman from Brighton/Brighton HS; Alex
Perkins, sophomore from Brighton/Brighton HS; Aaron Rittenhouse, junior
from Ft. Wayne, Ind./Homestead HS; Andrew Rose, junior from Holland/Grandville
HS; Jeff Shade, junior from Davison/Davison HS; Clayton Sommers,
senior from Zeeland/Zeeland East HS; Mark Waterstone, senior from
Holland/Holland HS; and Brian Yount, junior from Franklin, Ind./Franklin
Community HS.
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