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This fall, Central College will induct three new members into its Hall of Honor. In this episode of the Dutch Memories podcast, we visit with volleyball / track and field athlete Lindsay Schultz (’04), softball player Annie Van Wetzinga (’01) and baseball player Adam Duerfeldt (’06).
One of the great athletic traditions at Central College over the last 30 years has been the multi-event athletes in track and field. In this episode of the Dutch Memories podcast, we dig in to the Dutch multis dynasty.
The 1988 Central College softball team won the first of the program’s four NCAA Division III national championships. On this episode of the Dutch Memories podcast, we sit down with Coach George Wares and three members of the team – senior Laurie Sutton and juniors Brenda Vigness and Lea Ann Morgan.
Former Central College President Dr. Ken Weller passed away last month at the age of 96. In this month’s episode of the Dutch Memories podcast, we’ll take a look at his role in the creation of the NCAA Division III philosophy and the inclusion of women in sports, as well as his passionate love for the Dutch.
The 1992-93 Central College women’s basketball team won the only NCAA championship in program history, capping their title run in front of a raucous home crowd inside of Kuyper Gymnasium. On this episode of the Dutch Memories podcast, we take a look back at that magical season from 29 years ago.
No coach in the history of the Central College men’s basketball team has won more games, more conference championships or been to as many NCAA tournaments as Jack Walvoord. In this episode of the Dutch Memories podcast, we highlight his nearly 30 year career at Central.
In our first episode of the Dutch Memories podcast, we sit down with Gagliardi Award winning Central quarterback Blaine Hawkins. We’ll go all the way from his days of being recruited at Ankeny High School to the end of his fifth-year senior season when he broke the all-time single season NCAA record for touchdown passes, getting his thoughts on his career highlights along the way.
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