2016 LC MAGAZINE

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Every gift can be designated to a specific sports team, divided among multiple programs
or allocated to the Warrior Club General Fund, which supports all of Lycoming athletics.
Your gift is tax deductible and will be allocated as you direct.
For additional details contact Glenn Smith ’07, director of athletics fundraising,
at (570) 321-4455 or .
Enhancing the budgets of our 17 varsity teams
Supporting travel opportunities and needed accommodations
Providing equipment and uniform upgrades
Improving facilities and athletic initiatives
Recognizing team and individual accomplishments
Help ensure that our warriors have everything they need
to compete at the highest level.
WARRIOR CLUB GIFTS IMPACT LYCOMING ATHLETICS BY:
Nishibun and junior men’s
tennis player Son Phan were
first-team selections in their
respective sports while junior
cross country runner Donald
Keys was a second-team pick
and junior football player
Adin Hines was fourth team
… Zach
Layser ’16
finished
eighth to
become
the first
Lycoming
golfer
to earn
all-conference honors since
2007, taking second-team
honors …The softball
team finished 20-19 overall,
notching its first .500 season
since 2005. Shady finished
the year with school records
of 24 pitching appearances,
146 innings pitched and 18
complete
games …
Hailey
Fricke ’18
became
the first
Warrior
in school
history
to earn All-MAC honors
in women’s golf, finishing
fifth at the conference
championships …Mike
Weber ’89
retired
after 28
seasons as
an assistant
coach with
the football
program
… Zackary
Collevechio ’16 finished the
season third in school history
with 23 combined wins after
posting a singles and doubles
win against Albright for the
men’s tennis team.
MAY
Jackson was named the MAC
Commonwealth Women’s
Lacrosse Offensive Player
of the Year after finishing
third in Division III in points
per game (6.65) … Lazarich
was named First Team All-
MAC Commonwealth after
finishing second behind
Jackson with 5.41 points and
1.82 assists per game … Ed
Dougherty ’92 is selected for
induction into the MAC Hall
of Fame. The quarterback was
a three-time All-American
for the Warriors, leading the
football team to the 1990
national championship
game …Morgan Kunes was
named Second Team All-
MAC Commonwealth after
hitting .398 with five home
runs, 11 doubles and a .663
slugging percentage for the
softball team, finishing in the
top 10 in the conference in all
four categories … Barger and
Conrad became the fourth
and fifth Lycoming College
wrestlers to earn CoSIDA
Academic All-District 4
honors on the association’s at-
large team … Jackson earned
second team all-region honors,
becoming the first women’s
lacrosse player since 2010 to
earn the accolades. 
Zach Layser ’16
Ed Dougherty runs up the middle during the 1989 season. “Doc,”
Lycoming’s first freshman to start at quarterback, was selected for the
MAC Hall of Fame with the class of 2016.
Hailey Fricke ’18
Mike Weber ’89
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