Bio

You came to Olivet College from Lake Michigan Community College where you were determined to receive a degree in music and minor in physical education.

Athletically, you excelled in field hockey and softball. Your talent led you to the All-State Softball Team, where you pitched a perfect game against Alma College in 1983. You received All-League MIAA Team honors in softball, and were Honorable Mention in field hockey. In 1982 you participated in the State Championship Softball game. Due to your warm personality and strong leadership skills you were chosen captain of the softball team. You established the MIAA record in 1983 for the fewest hits allowed by a pitcher in the season (2 walks in 31 innings). This remains a MIAA record to this day. You also hold the MIAA record, to date, for the walks allowed per inning (8 walks in 97 innings pitched). Your total career in league games is 11 victories, 3 losses. You batted .300 in your MIAA career.

In 1988 you returned to Olivet College to receive the All-MIAA Athlete Award, as Olivet College celebrated its 100th year anniversary in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association.

You continue to excel as Director of Bands at Constantine Public Schools along with coaching junior high track and junior varsity softball.

It is with honor on this 10th day of September 1993, we formally induct you into the Olivet College Athletic Hall of Fame. Congratulations!