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4 2009 Wilmington College Football Athletic Training Athletic training is an exciting and fast-paced allied medical profession. As an integral member of the athletic healthcare team, the certified athletic trainer (ATC) is educated in the prevention, treatment, evaluation and rehabilitation of sports-related injuries and illnesses sustained by physically active people. Certified athletic trainers work closely with medical professionals in a wide range of settings that include high schools, colleges and universities, professional teams, sports medicine clinics, corporate fitness facilities and hospitals. In 2005, Wilmington’s athletic training program earned the maximum seven-year accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE). Students completing the Bachelor of Science degree program at WC are eligible for the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Board of Certification (NATABOC) examination to become a certified athletic trainer. Students also are eligible for the Ohio licensing exam upon earning their ATC credentials. All athletic training students are considered pre-professional during their first two semesters. After satisfactory completion of the pre-professional requirements, students are advanced to the professional phase of the curriculum, including advanced clinical education. wC Athletic training scholarship All students accepted into the athletic training program receive $5,000 in scholarships over three years. Students receive $1,500 their sophomore and junior years and $2,000 their senior year. Athletic training internships WC interns get to experience first-hand the full scope of sports medicine. Some of WC’s most recent internship sites include the Cincinnati Bengals, Cincinnati Reds, Columbus Crew, Dayton Dragons, Dayton Sports Medicine Institute and many area clinics and high schools. national Program recognition Wilmington students have received an unprecedented six NATA scholarships. One graduate earned the highest score on the national certification exam. WC’s program also has been featured on the front cover of the NATA News and in The Chronicle of Higher Education. Dr. Jan Saunders, Orthopaedics Dr. Joseph Chen, Ophthalmology Dr. Joseph Choo, Cardiology Dr. Glenn MacDonald, Optometrist Dr. Patrick Nunan, Podiatry sPeCiALists in tHe PreVention, treAtMent And reHABiLitAtion oF sPorts inJUries wilmington College team Physicians Dr. Mike Newman, Surgery Dr. Shawn Swick, Family Practice Dr. Chris Stromberg, Chiropractor Dr. David VanZant, Dentist Dr. Jay White, ENT For More inForMAtion: 1-800-753-0917 wC Admissions office .....................................................................Ext. 260 At Program director: Larry Howard; MA, ATC, LAT ...........................Ext. 257 www2.wilmington.edu/athletics
2009 Wilmington College Football Established in 1991, the Wilmington College Athletics Hall of Fame honors those who have achieved and contributed to Wilmington’s intercollegiate sports. Candidates for the Hall must meet requirements established by the WC Athletics Department. Once nominated by the Athletics Department, qualified candidates are voted on by a committee of WC staff, alumni and others close to the athletics program. A new class is inducted every year at halftime of the homecoming football game. Class of 1991 Charles Bolen Larry Clark Karl Finkes Rene Frey Jake Harner Gary McCarthy Kirk Mee III Fred Raizk C.W. Van Schoyck Kenneth Weimer Howard Weimer E.H. Zigler Class of 1992 Dr. H. Richard Bath Reinhold Finkes George A. Morton William Rudduck Dan Simpson Steve Spirk Class of 1993 Ron Clark Walt Hobble Bill Hoffeld Michael Schneider Class of 1994 Imad El-Macharrafie Cindy Stout Tom Vessely Paul Dean Waddell Class of 1995 Dale Beckett Don Benhase Virgil Patrick Leroy Senne Class of 1996 Linda Fittro John Ross Gary Worthy Fletcher Yates Class of 1997 Sharri Brumfield Ekow Dennis Jamie Perkins Peter Sturtevant Jacob Von Kanel Class of 1998 Toni Allen Stanley McCoy Robert Gregg William Lewis Shown are 2008 Hall of Fame Inductees (left to right) Jenny (Eagan) Atkinson, Joanne Ludmann, Steve Moyer and Wayne Stacy. Class of 1999 Art Brady Joe Fife Bill Ramseyer John Woolums Class of 2000 Bill Atsalis Fritz Plinke Roger Tewksbury Jennifer (Tuke) Custis Class of 2001 Gregg Ayers Valerie Bonnette Fran Pirozzolo Richard Scott Class of 2002 Cosmo Collett Suzanne (Coyne) Harrison Ken Minor Keith Myers Class of 2003 Bill Daugherty Richard Fortner Jerry Muldoon Kelly Truce Class of 2004 Tim Cleary Tim Dicke Jeff Johnson Kathy (Sprenz) McCord Class of 2005 John Calhoun Brooks Lawrence Lori (May) West Chris Tuzzeo Moyer, stacy inducted to wC Hall of Fame Steve Moyer and Wayne Stacy were among the 2008 inductees of the Wilmington College Athletics Hall of Fame. Moyer spent his first year with the Wilmington College football team as a member of the offensive line. The transfer from Eastern Kentucky University, however, longed to make tackles rather than throw blocks. In 1977, he was switched to linebacker, launching what turned out to be the most prolific three years of individual tackling in team history. In 1977, Moyer recorded 130 tackles and snagged five interceptions. A year later he set the single-season tackles record of 170 that still stands 31 years later. In just three seasons, the Valley View High School graduate compiled 427 tackles, also a record that continues to endure the test of time. Moyer’s nine interceptions also rank on the WC Top-10 list. Stacy is one of WC’s most celebrated two-sport athletes. In 1989 he set the school record in the discus and decathlon—records that still stand, like his 100-meter dash mark established in 1991. On the football field Stacy played safety in 1988 and finished with four interceptions and more than 80 tackles. The departures of Derron Calvert and Keith Regenhard created a void at wide receiver that he was chosen to help fill. In the next two seasons Stacy pulled down 117 catches for 1,803 yards and 20 touchdowns, numbers that occupy Top-10 positions in the WC all-time charts. In 1990 he was named an NAIA All-American. www2.wilmington.edu/athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2006 Deanne (Arnold) Whalen David Dill Jay Niswonger Reggie Tucker Class of 2007 Russ Miller Ed Minor Greg Sczurek Stacey (Williams) Deaton Class of 2008 Jenny (Eagan) Atkinson Joanne Ludmann Steve Moyer Wayne Stacy Hall of Fame input welcomed The Wilmington College Athletics Department and Hall of Fame Committee welcome input about potential nominees. Please e-mail comments to Director of Athletics Terry Rupert at terry_rupert@ wilmington.edu or by telephone, 937-382-6661, Ext. 255. 5
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