2010 Calvin Spring and Fall Sports In Video Review
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
As 2010 begins to wind down, take a moment to enjoy a four-minute highlight video put together earlier this fall by Calvin Media Relations Manager Matt Kucinski. The video captures action of Calvin athletics from the 2010 spring and fall sports seasons. Included in the highlights are clips from the 2010 NCAA III Outdoor Track and Field Championships, the 2010 MIAA women’s tennis tournament and several other events from the fall and spring.
2010 Spring and Fall sports highlights from Calvin College on Vimeo.
Women’s Golf Sixth at MIAA Tournament - Doezema Sets Calvin Single-Season Scoring Record
Sunday, October 10, 2010
BATTLE CREEK - Calvin followed a first day team score of 370 strokes at the MIAA Tournament with a second day total of 363 strokes. The tournament was held at the Bedford Valley Country Club. The 363 score is a season-best. Calvin’s two-day, 36-hole round score of 773 strokes was good for sixth place at the MIAA Tournament and allowed the Knights to finish in seventh place in the final MIAA overall standings. Calvin finished just four strokes behind Adrian in the tournament standings.
Sophomore Elise Doezema (Grand Rapids/Grand Rapids Christian HS) had a stellar tournament, firing back-to-back rounds of 81 that allowed her to finish tied for fourth place at the tournament. For her efforts (81-81=162), Doezema earned a spot on the all-tournament team
Women’s Golf In Sixth Place Through Day One of MIAA Tournament
Saturday, October 09, 2010
BATTLE CREEK - Led by a stellar one-two punch of sophomore Elise Doezema and freshman Carlia Canto, the Calvin women’s golf team is in sixth place through one day of competition at the 36-hole MIAA Tournament being held at the Bedford Valley Country Club. Calvin recorded a team score of 370 on Friday, good for sixth place through 18 holes of play. The Knights are just five strokes behind fourth place Adrian and Trine (365) at the tournament. Calvin also moved past Alma and into seventh place in the overall MIAA standings. The Knights finished 25 strokes ahead of Alma on Friday and are now 14 strokes ahead of the Scots in the overall standings.
