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September 13-14 - Nebraska State College System

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2.1.-1<br />

Academic, Personnel & Student Affairs Committee<br />

Doug Christensen, Chair<br />

Gary Bieganski<br />

Tyler Thompson<br />

<strong>September</strong> <strong>13</strong>-<strong>14</strong>, 2007<br />

_______________________________________________________________________________<br />

ACTION:<br />

Approve Peru <strong>State</strong> Request to Add Women’s and Men’s Varsity<br />

Soccer Intercollegiate Athletic Programs<br />

Priority: Educational Excellence Throughout the <strong>System</strong><br />

Goals: 5. Create a diverse intellectual and social environment<br />

_______________________________________________________________________________<br />

Recommend the request by Peru <strong>State</strong> to add women's and men's varsity soccer<br />

intercollegiate athletic programs be approved.<br />

Until recently, not enough land space on campus was available to provide the necessary fields for<br />

practicing and playing soccer despite the popularity of soccer as an intercollegiate sport. This has<br />

now changed as a recent gift of <strong>13</strong> acres of land adjoining the Peru <strong>State</strong> campus has been made<br />

to the Peru <strong>State</strong> Foundation. The Foundation has agreed to allow the college to use the property<br />

and build two soccer fields. The area is heavily wooded and is being leveled for athletic use. An<br />

access road is also being created to the playing area with the Foundation contributing funds as no<br />

state funds are being used for the project.<br />

The intent is to recruit soccer team players beginning August, 2008 with the first games to be<br />

played in 2009. Start-up cost estimates for the first year for two teams includes uniforms, balls,<br />

nets, and other equipment at $30,000; two coaches or one head coach and 1-2 assistant coaches<br />

from $60,000 to $70,000; and travel and game expenses of approximately $10,000 to $20,000. The<br />

approximate cost of the maintenance of the playing facilities has not yet been determined.<br />

With the addition of soccer, Peru will have the following women’s and men’s sports:<br />

Women’s Varsity Sports<br />

Softball<br />

Basketball<br />

Volleyball<br />

Golf<br />

Cross Country<br />

Soccer<br />

Men’s Varsity Sports<br />

Baseball<br />

Basketball<br />

Football<br />

Soccer

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