1993 Volume 116 No 1–4 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

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Zhawn Stevens wins Harmon-Rice-Davis Trophy BY DR. JOHN DAVIS JR. Zhawn Stevens, Kansas '93, an individual medley, a Big Eight HARMON-RICE-DAVIS COMMITTEE Dr. John Davis Jr., Wbshbum '38. chairman appointed Dec 1956 Ken Hansen, New Mexico '55, appointed Sep 1960 Dr. Clem Bininger, Centre '31, appointed Apr 1963 Terry Baker, Oregon State '63, appointed Jan 1971 Monte Johnson, Kansas '59, appointed Jan 1992 1992-93 GUEST MEMBERS Robert F. ingels, Illinois 'SI, province president George R. Poroslcy, Akron '64, province president AU America swimmer in the 400 Champion in three events, 200 IM, 400 IM and 200 breaststroke and the Big Eight Conference Swimmer of the Year is the 1992-93 winner of Phi Delta Theta's most prestigious sports award: the Harmon-Rice-Davis Trophy. The award is given each year to an undergraduate Phi athlete. Criteria are based on athletic achievement, scholarship, chapter participation, and school activities. Stevens was this year's PhiUips 66 Academic AU Big Eight Scholar with a 3.25 GPA. He was also a five-semester Jayhawk Scholar winner for Outstanding Academic Achievement. He served as a member of the KU student senate and was an active participant in chapter activities. Stevens was the chapter's House Energy Supervisor, responsible for sales and distribution of hotel discount cards using the profits for phUanthropies and community service. He set Big Eight Conference records this year in'the 400 IM and the 200 breaststroke. This year, he also set school records in four events: the 200 IM, 400 IM, 200 breaststroke, and 200 freestyle. He is a member of four relay teams which have set school records. Stevens was among the top five candidates in last year's Harmon-Rice-Davis competition, and he is the third Kansas Alpha Phi to wdn the prestigious award. The runner-up is Randy Young, Denison '93, a four-year letterman in basebaU. He is the team captain this year. For the second consecutive year, Young won the Most Valuable Pitcher Award, and for the second consecutive season he was a First Team AU NCAC selection and an NCAA Div. Ill Region Eight First Team choice. This year, he had six wins and pitched nine complete games with an ERA of 2.14. His father was also a Phi at Denison. The 45'*'Annual All Sports Honor Roll BY DR. JOHN DAVIS JR. Each year the Fraternity honors outstanding student-athletes in spring sports.The following Phis earned this special recognition. BASEBALL C Doug Briles P Tim Draves P * Matt Roussell P P P P IB 2B 2B 2B 2B SS SS 3B 3B OF Chuck Donley Mason Smith Josh Szabiewski Randy Young Jeff LIppens Eric Neidinger Chris Hofer Scott Peterson * Michael Johnson * Darrin Surrey Todd Fitzgerald Chad Clisby * Steve Miller Clint Bryant OF * Charles Llewellyn OF Michael Garrett OF Jason Richards OF * Mike Salmon OF * Jeff Barnett P,OF * Korey Krueger P,OF * Shawn Ryan Lawrence Jr .355 avg., 14 RBI Valparaiso Jr 6-2,3.1 ERA,co-capt. Case Western Sr 5-4,4.02 ERA, 1 st team All Midwest Conf Valparaiso So. 4-4, 3.07 ERA Oregon State Jr 3-6, 7 comp. games, Dist. 9 All Academic Team Lawrence Jr 2-2,3.65 ERA, first team All Midwest Conference Denison Sr 6-0, 2.14 ERA, capt, MVP, All NCAC, 4)BK, salutatorian Franklin Franklin Hanover Valparaiso Union Centre Fr jr Sr Fr Sr Sr .302 avg., 2 HR .355 avg., 3 HR .333 avg. 100% fielding capt., .333 av., only 2 errors Valparaiso So. .298 avg., 21 RBI Wabash Valparaiso Texas Tech Jr Fr .215 avg., only 4 errors co-capt., .316 avg., 26 RBI .366 avg., 44 RBI, IS dbl, 5 tri, 5 HR, unanimous All SWC Texas, Arling. Jr .3l4av.,35RBI,9HR Westminster So. .319 av., II RBI Lawrence U.S.C. Centre Lawrence Fr Jr .286 av. .279 av. Valparaiso Sr So. 2-3,4.62 ERA; .556 av. in conf games (school rec), .508 av., 20 RBI,AII Midwest Conf So. .333 av. SWIMMING FSty * Glenn Johnson Miami, OH FSty Bo Bunnell Centre BkS Adam Carlstrom Miami, OH BrS * Zhawn Stevens Kansas BtFly Carlo Vecchiarelli IM * Zhawn Stevens WRESTLING 118 Scott Gonyon 118 Ben Zinchek 126 Ward Buster 150 Mike Torres 158 Jeff Jacobson 177 Timothy Bailor 190 Dan Anderson Hwt* David Munoz Hwt Mike Slime Pacific Kansas Drake Valparaiso Drake Drake Lawrence Wabash Valparaiso Lawrence Valparaiso Sr. 5-21.2, 100-46.0,200-1:43.4 So 100 & 200 Jr. 200-1:50.24, 3rd MAC Sr. 200-159.4, Big 8 champ., school record, qualified NCAA Jr conf champ 100 & 200 Jr 50-24.5. 100-55.6, GPA 3.5 Sr 200-1:49.93, Big 8 champ, school rec; 400-3:51.20, Big 8 champ, school record, NCAA Meet, All America Sr 39-6, WAC champ, NCAA tourn. So 28-10, co-capt. Sr 39-5, Midwest champ. So 22-16, OutstandingNewcomer Sr 11-13,2"'' Midwest Conf, capt. jr 7-7 jr 20-10, co-capt. jr 15-3,3"* Mid-West Conf So. 10-6 TRACK AFIELD Sprint Bill Taylor Union Jr Capt, lOO-ll.l & 400-49.8 MDIst Dan Bell Iowa Wesleyan So. 400-48.7,800-1 ;54 school rec, indoor 600-1:23 MDist Chris Ryan MDist*David McBee Union Centre Jr Jr 800 & 1500 Dist Terry Patterson Eastern Wash. ]r 5 mi.-26:30, Big Sky Academic Dist Michael Worden Willamette Sr 10,000-16:20 Hurd Chad Dutton Drake Fr 400-60.1 HJmp Dan Reddan Michigan Dr 3rd Big Ten, 7'11/4" LJmp Michael Gay Bendey Jr 23'2" PVIt Darren Endorf Nebraska Sr IS'IO 1/2", 9th in Big 8 Conf Shot Dave Buskill Hanover Jr 40'6" Shot Chad Rettler Lawrence Jr 40'0" 208 The ScroU
Third in the baUoting is basketbaU player, Scott Adams, Hanover. Adams was an AU ICAC First Team selection as weU as a unanimous First Team AU Phi choice. His scoring average was 15.3 points with a season high of 37 points. Adams earned a 3.02 GPA in chemistry. In the chapter, he served as house manager and vice president. Completing the top five in the baUoting were Korey Krueger, Lawrence, a sophomore and AU Midwest Conference basebaU selection and Dan Anderson, Valparaiso. Anderson was co-captain of Valparaiso's wrestUngand Kansas' Zhawn Stevens rugby teams and served Indiana Iota as chapter president. Both Adams and Krueger wiU be early leaders among next year's Harmon-Rice- Davis candidates. PAST HARMON-RICE-DAVIS 1957 Wade T Mitchell 1958 Donald E. Polkinghorne 1959 Edward E. Dove 1960 Richard J. Lucas 1961 William D. Mullikin 1962 Terry W.Baker 1963 N.Alexander Gibbs Jr. 1964 John M.Ankerson 1965 Thomas M. Nowatzke 1966 David LWilliams 1967 James C.Thompson 1968 John R Scovell 1969 Charles B. Hickcox 1970 Rex W.Kern 1971 LJack Mildren 1972 Neal A. Mask 1973 Donald E. Rives 1974 Mark J. Markovich 1975 Carl M. Patrnchak 1976 KurtLKnoff 1977 Randolph (Randy) H. Dean 1978 Jeffrey D. Johnson 1979 Douglas B.West 1980 James R. Petran 1981 Stephen R. Kaufman 1982 Jeffrey D. Carter 1983 J. Lance Mcllhenny 1984 Richard J. Alioto TROPHY WINNERS GeorgiaTech '57 Washington, StL '58 Colorado '59 Penn State '60 Miami, OH '61 Oregon State '63 Davidson '63 Ripon '66 Indiana '65 Washington, Sea '67 Kansas '67 Texas Tech '68 Indiana '69 Ohio State '71 Oklahoma '72 Kansas'72 Texas Tech '73 Penn State '74 Northwestern '75 Kansas '78 Northwestern '77 Ripon '78 Franklin '79 Lawrence '80 Allegheny '81 Hanover '82 SMU '85 Allegheny '84 1985 Jack Casteel (Teel) Bruner I I Centre '86 1986 Christopher J. Brewster Michigan '86 1987 Daniel J. Galante Lawrence '87 1988 William E. McNamara Lawrence '88 1989 William R. Cooper 1990 Jeffery E. Bezold Lawrence '89 Centre '90 1991 Damian La Croix Lawrence '91 1992 AdamKeefe Stanford '92 Football Football Football, Track Football Swimming Football, Basketball Football, Baseball Football Basketball, Tennis Football Football, Track Basketball, Golf Football Svfl'mming Football Football, Basketball, Track Basketball Football Football Football Football, Baseball Football Football Football Football, Baseball Tennis Football,Track Football Wrestling Football Track Football Football, Baseball, Basketball Football Football Football Basketball Jav Chris Lesjak Jav Chad Rettler Ham * Robt Flemming Ham * David Buskill TENNIS Sing James Powers Sing ScottAquila Sing Brett Baylor Sing Chris Une Sing Chris Willman Sing Allen Sprain Dbl Dbl Dbl Indiana, Penn. Lawrence MIT Hanover Jr. Jr. Sr Jr. Rollins So West. Maryland Sr Randolph-Macon Jr Colo. College So. Ashland Sr Lawrence Chris Line &Todd Burich ScottAquila & Albert Burker Doug Saar & Erik Bergstrom GOLF *Matt Gogel Jim O'Grady Jim Beckley *jay Crews SOCCER Kansas Cal, San Diego West. Maryland Centre * Chris Wollmuth Washington, StL Kyle Draeger * Michael Chapman Mick Bruggeman Joel Entreken Charles Linham Hunter Tyree Brian Bradbury Doug Daniel Chris Kleberg Chris Evans Washington, StL Pacific Nebraska Cal. St, Northridge Washington, MD Randolph-Macon Cal., San Diego Ashland Washington, MD SUNY, Buffalo jr 186' 8th Midwest Conf I63'9", capt. 148'8", school rec. All Sunshine Conf capt., #2 Singles runner-up #5 Old Dominion #3 singles & #2 doubles #1 singles 6-3 record Colo. College #2 doubles Western Maryland Eastern Wash. #2 doubles US Open, NCAA tourn., 3"* Big 8 Southern Collegiate tourn. champ. NCAA Div. Ill champ, team first team All Conf, first team All Midwest first team All Conf, first team All Midwest Lead, scorer 13 goals, 10 assists Lead, scorer capt. I" team All Conf co-capt. Senior Athletic Award capt, All Old Dominion Conf capt, 6 goals, 5 assists capt, MVP co-capt capt LACROSSE Eric Watson Emil Banzhof Dave Parker James Hewette James kapplee Brian McCable * Blake Wynot Sean Rinesmith Jay Paskow Greig Bethel RUGBY Dan Anderson Jeff Siedlik Warren Tom Matt Frances Tom Eddy Aaron Linstrom Ed Farnan Todd Purdy Mike MacMillan John Lax Jay Puder OTHER SPORTS Volleyball Volleyball Volleyball Volleyball Water Polo Water Polo Cycling Pacific Texas Tech Cal., San Diego Cal., San Diego Cal., San Diego Cal., Davis Maryland Cal. St., Sacramento Maryland British Columbia Valparaiso Nebraska Pacific Colorado College Colorado College Colorado College Cal. St, Sacramento Washington, StL Dalhousie Dalhousie British Columbia Jeff Graham Bob Bennett jimmy Blackman Joe Burghart Zachary Gallagher Tom Mitchell Russ Weber *AII Sports Honor Roll previous years Nebraska Cal., Davis Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford West Maryland Midfielder 16 goals, 12 assists Southwest Conf champ., 12-1 co-capt, lead, scorer 35 goals co-capt, I" team defense MVP, 20 goals, 20 assists captain starter starter starter starter co-capt, second leading scorer captain MVP captain starter starter starter starter starter starter starter captain, leading scorer Far Western All Tourn. US National Team FaU 1993 209
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