coyote athletic booster club
COYOTE STUDENT-ATHLETE SUCCESS
MENS SOCCER TEAM
2017 / 2018 COYOTE ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB
CSN Athletics had many exceptional individual and team performances in 2016-2017 including NJCAA national championship tournament appearances from our men’s soccer and baseball teams. Here’s a snapshot of program successes over the last year. The Lady Coyote volleyball program has grown immensely in just two short years. After an inaugural 2015 season where they went just 2-26 overall, the team was able to finish with a 10-18 record overall. This conference-leading turnaround resulted in the 2016 Scenic West Athletic Conference Coach of the Year honors for coach Sue Thurman. In addition, sophomore Johanna Alvarez-Thompson was an All-Region 18 first team regular season and tournament honoree while Christina Beavers’ stellar play earned her a spot on the All-Region 18 second team. The Lady Coyote soccer team finished an extremely successful firstyear campaign with a 9-9-1 overall record. Several Lady Coyotes were rewarded for outstanding individual accomplishments including sophomore Nadia Hernandez earning SWAC Player of the Year honors while she and Carolina Velasquez earned first team All-SWAC honors. In its inaugural year, the men’s soccer team reached historic heights. Following a season opening draw, the Coyotes reeled off eight straight match victories on the way to an impressive 15-3-2 regular season record, including 9-0-1 mark at home. This young team captured the Region 18 Tournament title, were runner up in the Western District Tournament and qualified for the chance to compete in the 2016 NJCAA National Tournament. Freshman goalkeeper Miguel Navarrete’s exceptional season was rewarded with All-Region 18 first team, Goalkeeper of the Year and tournament Most Valuable Player honors. Stefan Skrinjaric and Genaro Corona made the All-Region 18 first team while Conor Malone earned an All-Region 18 honorable mention and Eddie Martinez landed on the Region 18 All-Tournament team. The Lady Coyote softball program went from a last place finish in 2016 to a third-place finish in 2017 with a record of 25-24. January 27, 2017 was a significant day in the history of the program as the stunning Lady Coyote Softball Field opened, marking the first time the program had a place to call its own after many years playing on a public field. All-Region 18 honors went to Chandie Perez, Kara Simpson, Jinger Meuir, Jordan Menke and Shonda Badayos. The Coyote baseball team started the season with a 4-7 record and ended on an epic run that landed them in the NJCAA College World Series. While their world series appearance was brief, their magnificent run earned them the regular season SWAC Championship and both the Region 18 Tournament and the Western District Tournament Championships. 2017 SWAC Coach of the Year, Nick Garritano, will head into 2018 with several key players returning from this over-achieving team, including SWAC Player of the Year, Justin Lutes.
NJCAA National Tournament Qualifier 2016 Thanks for supporting CSN Athletics. Here are a few facts about CSN you might not know!
› CSN is Nevada’s largest college › CSN offers more than 200 degree & certificate
choices in over 70 academic programs
› 3,440 CSN students earned a degree or
certificate in 2016 – 2017
› CSN has the lowest tuition in Southern Nevada › $440,000 – that’s the additional amount earned
in a lifetime with an associate degree vs. a high school diploma › CSN operates 3 main campuses and 7 learning centers throughout Southern Nevada
COYOTE VOLLEYBALL TEAM
Please join our Coyote Team and help support the College of Southern Nevada Athletics Program as we provide opportunities for our youth.
Your contribution can help achieve a solution. CSN is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action institution. For more information, visit www.csn.edu/nondiscrimination.
www.csncoyotes.com
BRYCE HARPER
Coyote Athletic Booster Club APPLICATION
Coyote Athletic Booster Club Become a member of the CSN Coyote Athletic Booster Club and help more than 145 student-athletes attend the College of Southern Nevada.
Detach and mail completed form to: Office of Intercollegiate Athletics & Recreation Sort Code HDT 303 Water Street, Suite 200 Henderson, NV 89015-7308
Your contribution will help student-athletes succeed both in college and in life. We are very proud that over 80% of our students continue their education at 4 year institutions. Your support is vital and helps with:
› The continued growth of CSN athletic programs › Maintaining and upgrading athletic facilities › Equipment purchases and upgrades › Recruitment of prospective student-athletes › Helping to inspire our student-athletes to reach their full potential in their sport and in the classroom
There are a variety of donation options. The chart to the right highlights the available donation levels.
REGION 18 & WESTERN DISTRICT CHAMPS
Choose your
preferred contribution level to the CSN Athletic Booster Club
$150
(Faculty/ Staff) or
*
Season tickets to all CSN sporting events
*
License plate frame Newsletter/Updates Specific sport season tickets
$500
$1000
$1,500
*
Coyote Alumnus? Year
* * *
* * *
* * *
* * *
* * *
*
*
*
*
Two specific sport season tickets
*
Two t-shirts
*
One all sports pass or three specific sport season tickets
*
Two polo shirts
*
*
*
Two all sports passes or four specific sport season tickets
*
*
Two hats
*
*
One foursome in golf tourney or two field level seats
NEW HOME FOR CSN SOFTBALL
Nevada System of Higher Education Board of Regents Kevin J. Page, Chair; Jason Geddes, Ph.D., Vice Chair Dr. Andrea Anderson, Dr. Patrick R. Carter, Cedric Crear, Carol Del Carlo, Mark W. Doubrava, M.D., Trevor Hayes, Sam Lieberman, Cathy McAdoo, John T. Moran, Allison Stephens and Rick Trachok Dr. Thom Reilly, NSHE Chancellor Dr. Michael D. Richards, CSN President
$2,500+
(Students)
One t-shirt
Website recognition
$250
$50
Name Address City State ZIP Code Phone Business Phone E-Mail (for newsletters & event information)
*
Sport
This gift is from my business Business Name Please do not list my name in publications Please contact me about corporate sponsorships ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP LEVELS $2,500+ $1,000 $250
$1,500 $500 $150 (Faculty/Staff) or $50 (Students)
PAYMENT Check Enclosed: (Checks payable to CSN Foundation/Athletics) Credit Card: Card No. Exp. Date Name on Card Signature
Visa
MasterCard CVV Code
Please check with your human resources department to see if your employer offers matching gifts. For more information please contact Head Baseball Coach Nick Garritano at [email protected] or call 702-651-3008
MENS SOCCER TEAM
2017 / 2018 COYOTE ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB
CSN Athletics had many exceptional individual and team performances in 2016-2017 including NJCAA national championship tournament appearances from our men’s soccer and baseball teams. Here’s a snapshot of program successes over the last year. The Lady Coyote volleyball program has grown immensely in just two short years. After an inaugural 2015 season where they went just 2-26 overall, the team was able to finish with a 10-18 record overall. This conference-leading turnaround resulted in the 2016 Scenic West Athletic Conference Coach of the Year honors for coach Sue Thurman. In addition, sophomore Johanna Alvarez-Thompson was an All-Region 18 first team regular season and tournament honoree while Christina Beavers’ stellar play earned her a spot on the All-Region 18 second team. The Lady Coyote soccer team finished an extremely successful firstyear campaign with a 9-9-1 overall record. Several Lady Coyotes were rewarded for outstanding individual accomplishments including sophomore Nadia Hernandez earning SWAC Player of the Year honors while she and Carolina Velasquez earned first team All-SWAC honors. In its inaugural year, the men’s soccer team reached historic heights. Following a season opening draw, the Coyotes reeled off eight straight match victories on the way to an impressive 15-3-2 regular season record, including 9-0-1 mark at home. This young team captured the Region 18 Tournament title, were runner up in the Western District Tournament and qualified for the chance to compete in the 2016 NJCAA National Tournament. Freshman goalkeeper Miguel Navarrete’s exceptional season was rewarded with All-Region 18 first team, Goalkeeper of the Year and tournament Most Valuable Player honors. Stefan Skrinjaric and Genaro Corona made the All-Region 18 first team while Conor Malone earned an All-Region 18 honorable mention and Eddie Martinez landed on the Region 18 All-Tournament team. The Lady Coyote softball program went from a last place finish in 2016 to a third-place finish in 2017 with a record of 25-24. January 27, 2017 was a significant day in the history of the program as the stunning Lady Coyote Softball Field opened, marking the first time the program had a place to call its own after many years playing on a public field. All-Region 18 honors went to Chandie Perez, Kara Simpson, Jinger Meuir, Jordan Menke and Shonda Badayos. The Coyote baseball team started the season with a 4-7 record and ended on an epic run that landed them in the NJCAA College World Series. While their world series appearance was brief, their magnificent run earned them the regular season SWAC Championship and both the Region 18 Tournament and the Western District Tournament Championships. 2017 SWAC Coach of the Year, Nick Garritano, will head into 2018 with several key players returning from this over-achieving team, including SWAC Player of the Year, Justin Lutes.
NJCAA National Tournament Qualifier 2016 Thanks for supporting CSN Athletics. Here are a few facts about CSN you might not know!
› CSN is Nevada’s largest college › CSN offers more than 200 degree & certificate
choices in over 70 academic programs
› 3,440 CSN students earned a degree or
certificate in 2016 – 2017
› CSN has the lowest tuition in Southern Nevada › $440,000 – that’s the additional amount earned
in a lifetime with an associate degree vs. a high school diploma › CSN operates 3 main campuses and 7 learning centers throughout Southern Nevada
COYOTE VOLLEYBALL TEAM
Please join our Coyote Team and help support the College of Southern Nevada Athletics Program as we provide opportunities for our youth.
Your contribution can help achieve a solution. CSN is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action institution. For more information, visit www.csn.edu/nondiscrimination.
www.csncoyotes.com
BRYCE HARPER
Coyote Athletic Booster Club APPLICATION
Coyote Athletic Booster Club Become a member of the CSN Coyote Athletic Booster Club and help more than 145 student-athletes attend the College of Southern Nevada.
Detach and mail completed form to: Office of Intercollegiate Athletics & Recreation Sort Code HDT 303 Water Street, Suite 200 Henderson, NV 89015-7308
Your contribution will help student-athletes succeed both in college and in life. We are very proud that over 80% of our students continue their education at 4 year institutions. Your support is vital and helps with:
› The continued growth of CSN athletic programs › Maintaining and upgrading athletic facilities › Equipment purchases and upgrades › Recruitment of prospective student-athletes › Helping to inspire our student-athletes to reach their full potential in their sport and in the classroom
There are a variety of donation options. The chart to the right highlights the available donation levels.
REGION 18 & WESTERN DISTRICT CHAMPS
Choose your
preferred contribution level to the CSN Athletic Booster Club
$150
(Faculty/ Staff) or
*
Season tickets to all CSN sporting events
*
License plate frame Newsletter/Updates Specific sport season tickets
$500
$1000
$1,500
*
Coyote Alumnus? Year
* * *
* * *
* * *
* * *
* * *
*
*
*
*
Two specific sport season tickets
*
Two t-shirts
*
One all sports pass or three specific sport season tickets
*
Two polo shirts
*
*
*
Two all sports passes or four specific sport season tickets
*
*
Two hats
*
*
One foursome in golf tourney or two field level seats
NEW HOME FOR CSN SOFTBALL
Nevada System of Higher Education Board of Regents Kevin J. Page, Chair; Jason Geddes, Ph.D., Vice Chair Dr. Andrea Anderson, Dr. Patrick R. Carter, Cedric Crear, Carol Del Carlo, Mark W. Doubrava, M.D., Trevor Hayes, Sam Lieberman, Cathy McAdoo, John T. Moran, Allison Stephens and Rick Trachok Dr. Thom Reilly, NSHE Chancellor Dr. Michael D. Richards, CSN President
$2,500+
(Students)
One t-shirt
Website recognition
$250
$50
Name Address City State ZIP Code Phone Business Phone E-Mail (for newsletters & event information)
*
Sport
This gift is from my business Business Name Please do not list my name in publications Please contact me about corporate sponsorships ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP LEVELS $2,500+ $1,000 $250
$1,500 $500 $150 (Faculty/Staff) or $50 (Students)
PAYMENT Check Enclosed: (Checks payable to CSN Foundation/Athletics) Credit Card: Card No. Exp. Date Name on Card Signature
Visa
MasterCard CVV Code
Please check with your human resources department to see if your employer offers matching gifts. For more information please contact Head Baseball Coach Nick Garritano at [email protected] or call 702-651-3008
