CKSR (Men's Golf Captures First Place at MIAA Jamboree/Volleyball Picks Up Big Wins at Wittenberg Fall Classic - Now 10-0 on Season)

From: Jeffrey Febus <jfebus@calvin.edu>
Date: Fri Sep 13 2013 - 22:51:17 EDT

CALVIN KNIGHT SPORTS REPORT FOR SEPT. 13, 2013

Men's Golf Captures First Place at Second MIAA Jamboree;
Volleyball Picks Up Pair of Big Wins at Wittenberg Fall Classic - Moves to 10-0 on Season

MEN'S GOLF

ADRIAN - The Calvin men's golf team captured first place at the second MIAA Jamboree of the season with a team score of 298. The outing was hosted by Adrian on Friday at the Lenawee Country Club.

With the team score, Calvin moves within a stroke of first place in the overall MIAA standings, one stroke behind league-leader Adrian. Friday's MIAA Jamboree was the second of eight league competitions this fall.

Host Adrian took second with a team score of 301 followed by Trine at 303 and Hope at 308.

The Knights used consistency in its lineup to take first place with senior Jake Hoogstrate (Grand Rapids/Grand Rapids Christian HS) taking the lead as the Calvin quarterback with a score of 73 that was good for fifth place individually. Junior James Van Noord (Troy/Troy Athens HS) and sophomore Justin Crow (Grand Rapids/Grand Rapids Christian HS) were right behind with rounds of 74. Senior Mark Allen (Oconomowoc, WI/Lake Country Lutheran HS) delivered a clutch round of 77 while sophomore Jason Ziegler (Mount Gilead, OH/Gilead Christian HS) closed out Calvin's lineup with an 86.

David Smith of Kalamazoo was the tournament medalist with a round of 70.

Calvin is back in action on September 18 when it competes at the third MIAA Jamboree of the year which will be hosted by Olivet at the Bedford Valley Country Club at 1 p.m.

MIAA JAMBOREE #2 TEAM SCORES

Calvin 298
Adrian 301
Trine 303
Hope 308
Kalamazoo 311
Olivet 312
Alma 314
Albion 315

OVERALL MIAA TEAM STANDINGS THROUGH 9-13-13

Adrian 621
Calvin 622
Trine 624
Hope 625
Kalamazoo 636
Albion 637
Alma 641
Olivet 643

VOLLEYBALL

SPRINGFIELD, OH - The top-ranked Calvin women's volleyball continued to roll, defeating sixth-ranked Washington University of St. Louis and regional power Heidelberg University in a pair of three-set matches at the Wittenberg Fall Classic on Friday. Calvin defeated Washington University late in the afternoon by scores of 25-17, 25-17, 26-24. Later Friday night, Calvin topped Heidelberg 25-17, 25-13, 25-19.

Calvin's match against Washington University featured a pair of recent national champions as Washington University was the 2009 NCAA III champion while Calvin claimed the 2010 NCAA III title.

Calvin roared through the opening two sets, hitting .407 in set one and .350 in set two. The Bears (8-2 overall) stiffened in set three however, building a 23-22 lead and then a 24-23 advantage with a chance to serve for the set. The Knights rallied for three consecutive points, using a kill from sophomore Maggie Kamp (Orland Park, IL/Chicago Christian HS), an attack error by the Bears and a match-ending service ace by senior Kristen Zietse (Grand Rapids/Grand Rapids Christian HS).

Maggie Kamp finished with a match-high 16 kills to go with 11 digs. Junior Ellie Diepersloot (Madera, CA/Chowchilla HS) also had a big match with eight kills while senior Megan Rietema (Grand Rapids/Grand Rapids Christian HS) and freshman Laura Danhoff (Willard, OH/Willard HS) had six kills apiece. Danhoff had four block assists as Calvin tallied seven team blocks in the match. Rietema also did a good job of serving as the quarterback of the Calvin offense with 33 assists. Zietse had 16 digs in the back row while junior Elise Biesboer (Elmhurst, IL/Timothy Christian HS) had a fine all-around performance with 10 digs, three assists and one service ace.

The victory was Calvin's fourth this year against a top-25 nationally-ranked opponent this fall.

In the win over Heidelberg, Calvin hit .302 as a team and received significant contributions from junior Emily Crowe (Granger, IN, Mishawaka Penn HS) who tallied 11 kills and a .421 attack percentage. Maggie Kamp had 12 kills and seven digs. Rietema had 35 assists, eight kills and eight digs. Zietse had 14 digs while Biesboer had three service aces.

Calvin will prepare for two matches on Saturday, facing the College of Mount St. Joseph at 2 p.m. and eighth-ranked Otterbein University at 6 p.m.
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