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    The document summarizes the 2015 Lorian Sports Awards winners for both men and women. For men, Adam Schwoebel won Athlete of the Year for baseball, Maurice Young won Rookie of the Year for football, Tony Heiser won Most Improved Athlete for baseball, and Men's Soccer won Team of the Year. Steve Helminiak won Coach of the Year for improving the football program. For women, Katie Truesdale won Athlete of the Year for soccer, Miranda Chapman won Rookie of the Year for softball and basketball, Lori Obendorf won Most Improved Athlete for basketball, and no team was mentioned for Team of the Year.

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    Sports

    The Lorian

    May 7, 2015

    13

    2015 Lorian Sports Awards


    Men

    By Ryan Graham | sports editor Drew Brashaw | asst. sports editor


    Winners voted on by Loras students, faculty and staff

    Women

    Athlete of the year

    Athlete of the year

    Adam Schwoebel

    Katie Truesdale

    Year: Senior
    Sport: Baseball
    Position: Pitcher
    Statistics: 3.37 era, 10 starts, 7-3
    record, 66.2 ip, 25 er, 68 h, 29 so, 7 bb,
    .274 b/avg.
    Accomplishments: In his senior
    year, Schwoebel has been the
    Duhawks ace, posting a team best era
    and a 7-3 record through ten starts.
    Its been a breakout year for the
    senior, who has improved his era from
    the 5.23 mark he posted a year ago.
    Percent of vote: 30%
    Runner-up: Nate Even, Football/
    Baseball (28%)

    Year: Junior
    Sport: Soccer
    Position: Forward
    Statistics: 19 games, 15 goals, 4 assists, 78
    shots, 3 game-winners
    Accomplishments: Truesdale was
    named Iowa Conference Offensive MVP
    after leading the conference in both
    goals (15) and points (34). She was
    named first-team all-conference.
    Percent of vote: 49%
    Runner-up: Kaitlin Phillips,
    basketball (28%)

    Rookie of the year

    Rookie of the year

    Maurice Young

    Miranda Chapman

    Year: First-year
    Sport: Football
    Position: Corner back
    Statistics: 5 interceptions, 1 INT touchdown, 7
    passes defensed, 43 tackles
    Accomplishments: Young tied a single-game
    school record with 3 interceptions against
    Elmhurst in his very first contest as a Duhawk.
    He was a 2-time IIAC Defensive Player of the
    Week and 2-time IIAC Male Athlete of the
    Week, in addition to earning an All-IIAC Honorable Mention, and
    twice being named to the D3football.com Team of the Week.
    Percent of vote: 32%
    Runner-up: Adam Roloff (24%)

    Year: First-year
    Sport: Softball/Basketball
    Position: Third base/Guard
    Statistics (Softball): 23 games, .365 avg., 23 hits, 13 rbi,
    3 hr, .587 slg%, .437 ob%
    Statistics (Basketball): 26 games, 4.0 ppg, 1.8 rpg, 1.0
    apg
    Accomplishments: On the diamond, Chapmans
    production in her first year as a Duhawk was a nothing
    short of spectacular. She led the team in batting average
    and slugging percentage and improved defensively
    throughout the season at third base. In basketball, Chapman was one of several
    underclassmen who provided a spark for the womens team. She played in all 26
    games and averaged 4.0 points in a little over 16 minutes per game.
    Percent of vote: 62%
    Runner-up: Maura Walsh, Soccer (18%)

    Most-improved athlete

    Most-improved athlete

    Tony Heiser

    Lori Obendorf

    Year: Sophomore
    Sport: Baseball
    Position: Center field
    Statistics: 38 games, .303 avg., 40 hits, 22 rbi,
    2 hr, .379 slg%, .373 ob%
    Last years statistics: 23 games, .233 avg., 14
    hits, 7 rbi
    Accomplishments: Heiser was one of three
    new starters in the outfield this season. He
    took advantage of his opportunity, posting the
    second best batting average on the team and driving in the second
    most runs.
    Percent of vote: 36%
    Runner-up: Nick Steger, wrestling (25%)

    Year: Sophomore
    Sport: Basketball
    Position: Center
    Statistics: 26 games, 9.4 ppg, 10.3 rpg, 2.46
    bpg, .579 FG%
    Last years statistics: 28 games, 3.8 ppg, 3.8
    rpg, 0.86 bpg
    Accomplishments: After showing true
    signs of potential in her first year with the
    Duhawks, Obendorf has blossomed into one
    of the premier players in the Iowa Conference. The 62 Obendorf
    is arguably the best center in the conference. She led all players
    in rebounds, blocked shots and finished second in field goal
    percentage behind teammate Victoria May. At seasons end, she was
    named Co-Defensive Player of the Year in the Iowa Conference.
    Percent of vote: 28%

    Team of the year

    Coach of the year

    Mens soccer

    Steve Helminiak

    Record: 17-3-2, 7-0 IIAC


    Accomplishments: The
    Duhawks topped the Iowa
    Conference for the third
    consecutive year, scoring the
    most goals in the conference
    and allowing the second fewest.
    Seven Duhawks received all-conference awards, including Mike
    Pizzello, who won the conference defensive MVP award. After
    falling to Trinity in the Sweet-16, the Duhawks finished the season
    ranked 11th in the nation.
    Percent of vote: 32%
    Runner-up: Mens cross country/womens basketball/Wrestling (16%)

    Sport: Football
    Record: 3-7, 2-5 IIAC
    Accomplishments: In Helminiaks first
    full season as head coach, his young team
    improved by more than 100 spots in the
    NCAA DIII ranking for total offense, and
    showed significant improvement in virtually
    every offensive statistical category. Following
    a dark age of Duhawk football, Heliminiak is leading the program
    back to respectability.
    Percent of vote: 29%
    Runner-up: Carl Tebon, baseball (25%)

    Photos and statistics via Duhawks.com

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