Spring13AtLourdes
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The women’s team recorded<br />
a great deal of success<br />
throughout the fall,<br />
finishing in its<br />
highest within the<br />
conference to date.<br />
The Gray Wolves<br />
won 3 events last<br />
fall, including their<br />
own Lourdes Fall<br />
Finale. Sophomore from<br />
Sylvania, OH,<br />
Brooke Darah<br />
became the first<br />
Lourdes golfer<br />
to earn WHAC<br />
recognition when<br />
she was named<br />
Golfer of the Week,<br />
after posting 1 of<br />
2 match victories<br />
attained last fall. She<br />
also led Lourdes with<br />
an 84 stroke average.<br />
Heather<br />
Steiner, a<br />
sophomore from<br />
Tiffin, OH, also<br />
won an<br />
individual<br />
tournament<br />
for the Gray<br />
Wolves.<br />
Coming in<br />
2013-2014…<br />
The University also<br />
announced that it will<br />
add men’s and women’s<br />
cross country, lacrosse<br />
and competitive cheer<br />
and dance beginning<br />
with the 2013-2014<br />
academic year.<br />
Champions of Character<br />
In addition to their competition successes last fall,<br />
Lourdes student-athletes excelled in the classroom<br />
as well. Post-season academic awards were released in<br />
women’s volleyball and the Gray Wolves had 3 recipients of<br />
various honors. Junior Andrea Brown from Northwood, OH,<br />
became the first Lourdes student-athlete in any<br />
sport to be named to the Sports Information<br />
Directors Association (CoSIDA) Academic<br />
All-District I First Team while classmate<br />
Ali Mass from Walbridge, OH was named a<br />
NAIA Scholar-Athlete. Andrea and Ali<br />
also joined senior Shelby Schuster<br />
from Sylvania, OH, on the WHAC<br />
All-Academic Team.<br />
Lourdes student-athletes also<br />
took time out of their busy schedules<br />
to assist in the community. The men’s basketball<br />
team interacted with local children during a<br />
fundraiser for the Ronald McDonald House while<br />
the men’s and women’s volleyball programs<br />
assisted at a local food pantry and<br />
worked on an area house through<br />
Habitat for Humanity. The women’s<br />
volleyball team also hosted a fundraiser<br />
for progeria research at one of its matches.<br />
The Lourdes Athletic Department, as a whole,<br />
raised money for Bethany House in Toledo<br />
at the final home match of the volleyball<br />
season as part of the NAIA’s Champions<br />
of Character initiative.<br />
Individually,<br />
sophomore Amelia<br />
Horton from Milan,<br />
MI, was named to the WHAC’s<br />
Champions of Character Team in<br />
women’s volleyball. i<br />
For the Latest in Lourdes’ Athletics<br />
Visit www.lourdesathletics.com for the latest<br />
coverage and news on all Gray Wolves athletic<br />
teams, or follow Lourdes Athletics on social<br />
media at www.facebook.com/lourdesathletics<br />
and on www.twitter.com/lourdessports.