2006-07 ACHIEVEMENTS

• Three CoSida (Collegiate Sports Information Directors of America)/ESPN The Magazine collegiate division academic All-American honors. Wartburg has had 63 studentathletes earn academic All-American awards since 1970 with 46 since 1990.

• A student-athlete earned a prestigious NCAA postgraduate scholarship for the fourth year in a row; 19th since 1991.

• Qualified for the national tournament in men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s indoor track and field, men’s and women’s outdoor track and field, men’s soccer, wrestling, softball, and women’s golf.

• 28 indoor and outdoor track All- American honors; 17 All-American awards at outdoor nationals — sixth consecutive year with 10-or-more.

• National Golf Coaches Association and Golf Coaches Association of America named three Wartburg women and two men Scholar All-Americans.

• Six individual All-American performances at 2007 NCAA Division III wrestling championships; at least five individual wrestlers have won All-American honors annually since 1995.

• Had a National Wrestling Coaches Association Scholar All-American for the 15th consecutive year. Wartburg was ranked No. 13 on the NWCA’s Division III top 20 scholar team list.

• Represented at the NCAA Division III women’s golf championships for the fourth consecutive season. Andrea Schiltz, a threetime national qualifier, tied for 15th.

• Third consecutive NCAA Division III Sweet 16 berth in men’s soccer.

• One of only 52 colleges in NCAA Divisions I, II, and III and the NAIA to have its men’s and women’s soccer teams named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America team academic lists.

• All-American honors in men’s soccer for the second time in three years. Harrison Kibombo-Lugujjo and Luke McClyman were the third and fourth all-time to be honored.

• Had second and third softball All-Americans since 1998 as second baseman Steph Howe and outfielder Ashley Steines earned the awards.

• Three coaches received national honors. Marcus Newsom was United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Division III indoor women’s Coach of the Year; Jim Miller the Amateur Wrestling News’ Man of the Year, and Jim Conlon NSCAA’s Division III West Region men’s soccer Coach of the Year.