Wheaton College Alumni Magazine Winter 2013 | Page 13

On Homecoming Day, October 6, alumni and current varsity baseball
players, other athletes and dignitaries, and 200 fans cheered approval
as Wheaton formally named the Lee Pfund Baseball Stadium. On hand
were Coach Lee Pfund’s sons and daughter-in-law: (l to r) Randy ’74;
Kerry’s wife, Carol Gottschall Pfund ’73; Kerry ’71; Coach Pfund ’49;
and John ’65.

Jim ’69 and mary Whitmer '69 PhotograPhy

Wheaton Thunder Winter Sports Schedule
Men’s Basketball

1/5

North Central

radio, video, and cable

11/15

Capital

1/9

Augustana

Men’s and Women’s
Swimming

broadcast schedules for

11/17

Alma

1/12

Millikin

10/27

all Thunder sports, visit

11/20

Loras

1/16

North Park

11/2

UW-Milwaukee

http://www.wheaton.edu/

11/28

U. of Chicago

1/19

Carthage

11/3

Calvin

11/30

Calvin

12/1

Hope

1/23

Elmhurst

11/16-17 U. of Chicago

12/6

Westminster (MO)

1/26

North Central

12/8

Washington (MO)

1/30

Augustana

11/30-12/1 Wheaton Invitational

12/12

Cornell College

2/2

Illinois Wesleyan

12/8

Olivet Nazarene

12/14

Northwestern (MN)

2/6

North Park

1/12

Quad Meet

12/15

North Central (MN)

2/9

Millikin

1/19

Carthage

1/2

Illinois Wesleyan

2/12

Robert Morris (IL)

1/26

UIC Diving Invite

1/5

North Central

2/16

Carthage

2/2

Ill. Wesleyan w/North

1/9

North Park

2/19

Elmhurst

1/12

Millikin

2/22-23

CCIW Tournament

1/16

Augustana

1/19

Carthage

Wrestling

1/23

Elmhurst

11/3

Messiah

1/26

North Central

11/8

U. of Chicago

1/30

North Park

11/10

Knox

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knew this group of 15 women had my back
in every situation, but at the same time
would push me to be a better Christian, a
better athlete, and friend,” she says.
Chris believes Katie’s experience as a
player at Wheaton gives her a lot of
promise as a coach. “Having experienced
transformation herself, she is in a position
to help lead others through the same
process. She inherits a talented team that
has potential, and her unique ability to
help them thrive under—even embrace—
pressure could help her stand out as a coach
early in her career,” he says.
When asked about her goals for the team,
Katie says, “I want our program to keep
growing. That means I want the team
to grow in size and have success in the
CCIW and nationally every single year.”
She also hopes to create an atmosphere in
which players not only work hard, but also
serve and challe