JENNA GRASMEYER
Volleyball
December, 2014
"Jenna Grasmeyer, a senior outside hitter at Division
III Hope College, led the Flying Dutch to their first national
title in volleyball and was named the championship’s Most
Outstanding Player. Grasmeyer recorded a match-high 22 kills during
a five-set win over No. 5 Emory (Georgia) in the final. She departs
as Hope’s all-time leader in kills and points, its first
three-time AVCA First Team All-American and its third four-time
all-conference player." (12/15/14)
BRIA EBELS
Basketball
April, 2006
"Bria Ebels, a senior guard at Hope College, scored a team-best 18
points and had six rebounds, four assists and four steals in a
69-56 win over Southern Maine that gave the Flying Dutch the NCAA
Division III championship. She led the team to a school-record 33
wins and was named the Final Four's Most Outstanding Player."
(4/10/06)
KELLY PARKER
Swimming
April, 2002
"Kelly Parker, a junior at Hope College in Holland, won the
Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association women's championship
in the 100- and 200-yard breaststroke -- the same events her
father, Randy, won while competing for Albion (Mich.) College from
1973 to '75." (4/8/02)
JOSH BOSS
Swimming
April, 2001
"Josh Boss, a junior at Hope College in Holland, Mich., was
named the Division III men's swimmer of the year after winning the
100- and 200-yard breaststroke at the division championships. He
set a division mark in the 200, breaking by 1.6 seconds his own
record of 2:00.53, set in 1999." (4/16/01)
JENNIFER SMITH
Tennis
July, 2000
"Jennifer Smith, a senior at Hope College, was named the
Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association's MVP in her sport
after winning the MIAA singles title, pairing with Julie Murray to
win the doubles crown and leading the Flying Dutch to the team
championship." (July/August 2000, Sports Illustrated for
Women)
VICTOR BREITHAUPT
Baseball
July, 1991
"Vic Breithaupt, an outfielder/pitcher who recently
graduated from Hope College, in Holland, Mich., won the Michigan
Intercollegiate Athletic Association batting crown for the third
straight year, with an average of .486." (7/8/91)
