February 9, 2023 at 6:13 p.m.
Kunkler 2nd in KCAC
Collegiate Check-up
Kunkler 2nd in KCAC
A former Patriot trailed only one swimmer at her conference championships.
Over the course of the season, only 10 in the entirety of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics have been faster.
Vivienne Kunkler, a 2019 Jay County High School graduate, finished as the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference runner-up in the 200-yard breaststroke last weekend and posted an NAIA provisional time competing for the Bethel College women’s swim team.
Kunkler’s best swim for the Pilots, who finished No. 2 in the conference behind Olivet Nazarene, came in the 200 breaststroke as she finished second behind Julietta Vega of the champion Tigers. Her time of 2 minutes, 24.88 seconds, is the 11th-fastest in the NAIA this season and puts her in position to compete at the NAIA National Championships beginning March 1 in Columbus, Georgia.
She is a three-time NAIA All-American.
Kunkler also finished fifth in the KCAC meet in the 100 breaststroke in 1:06.54 — that time is 13th fastest in the NAIA this season — and 20th in the 50 freestyle.
She was part of third-place relay finishes for Bethel in the 200 medley, 400 medley and 200 freestyle.
Lizzy Dollar
Jay County – 2022
Earned one of four contested victories as the Indiana Tech women’s wrestling team defeated Siena Heights 29-15 Friday.
Dollar earned five points for the Warriors as she pinned Bailey Jones in 2 minutes, 42 seconds, in their 116-pound bout. Indiana Tech picked up four contested wins and three forfeits.
Alli Vaughn
Fort Recovery – 2021
Led the Huntington University women’s basketball team in assists in Wednesday’s 78-70 loss to St. Francis.
Vaughn dished out five assists for the Foresters (9-17) and also shared the team lead with six rebounds. She scored eight points.
The sophomore also had two rebounds and an assist in Saturday’s 71-54 loss to No. 6 Marian.
Lindy Wood
Jay County – 2022
Was part of a sixth-place relay effort for the University of St. Francis women’s track team Saturday as it competed in the IWU Midwest Classic at Indiana Wesleyan.
Wood ran the third leg of the 4x800-meter relay as she teamed with Kayla Quimby, Yami Diaz and Ella Dubbs. They posted a time of 10 minutes, 32.89 seconds.
The freshman was also 14th in the 800 run in 2:43.27.
Val Muhlenkamp
Fort Recovery – 2020
Finished second on the team in rebounds Saturday as the University of Findlay women’s basketball team defeated Walsh 64-55.
Muhlenkamp grabbed seven boards to help the Oilers (6-17) to a 35-30 advantage on the glass. She also had four points, two steals and an assist.
She had five points, two boards, one assist and one steal in a Feb. 2 67-55 loss to Lake Erie.
Robby LeFevre
Fort Recovery – 2019
Ran for the Fordham University men’s track team Saturday at the Metropolitan Collegiate Championship.
LeFevre finished in 12th place at the meet in the 50-meter hurdles. He finished in 9.56 seconds.
Over the course of the season, only 10 in the entirety of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics have been faster.
Vivienne Kunkler, a 2019 Jay County High School graduate, finished as the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference runner-up in the 200-yard breaststroke last weekend and posted an NAIA provisional time competing for the Bethel College women’s swim team.
Kunkler’s best swim for the Pilots, who finished No. 2 in the conference behind Olivet Nazarene, came in the 200 breaststroke as she finished second behind Julietta Vega of the champion Tigers. Her time of 2 minutes, 24.88 seconds, is the 11th-fastest in the NAIA this season and puts her in position to compete at the NAIA National Championships beginning March 1 in Columbus, Georgia.
She is a three-time NAIA All-American.
Kunkler also finished fifth in the KCAC meet in the 100 breaststroke in 1:06.54 — that time is 13th fastest in the NAIA this season — and 20th in the 50 freestyle.
She was part of third-place relay finishes for Bethel in the 200 medley, 400 medley and 200 freestyle.
Lizzy Dollar
Jay County – 2022
Earned one of four contested victories as the Indiana Tech women’s wrestling team defeated Siena Heights 29-15 Friday.
Dollar earned five points for the Warriors as she pinned Bailey Jones in 2 minutes, 42 seconds, in their 116-pound bout. Indiana Tech picked up four contested wins and three forfeits.
Alli Vaughn
Fort Recovery – 2021
Led the Huntington University women’s basketball team in assists in Wednesday’s 78-70 loss to St. Francis.
Vaughn dished out five assists for the Foresters (9-17) and also shared the team lead with six rebounds. She scored eight points.
The sophomore also had two rebounds and an assist in Saturday’s 71-54 loss to No. 6 Marian.
Lindy Wood
Jay County – 2022
Was part of a sixth-place relay effort for the University of St. Francis women’s track team Saturday as it competed in the IWU Midwest Classic at Indiana Wesleyan.
Wood ran the third leg of the 4x800-meter relay as she teamed with Kayla Quimby, Yami Diaz and Ella Dubbs. They posted a time of 10 minutes, 32.89 seconds.
The freshman was also 14th in the 800 run in 2:43.27.
Val Muhlenkamp
Fort Recovery – 2020
Finished second on the team in rebounds Saturday as the University of Findlay women’s basketball team defeated Walsh 64-55.
Muhlenkamp grabbed seven boards to help the Oilers (6-17) to a 35-30 advantage on the glass. She also had four points, two steals and an assist.
She had five points, two boards, one assist and one steal in a Feb. 2 67-55 loss to Lake Erie.
Robby LeFevre
Fort Recovery – 2019
Ran for the Fordham University men’s track team Saturday at the Metropolitan Collegiate Championship.
LeFevre finished in 12th place at the meet in the 50-meter hurdles. He finished in 9.56 seconds.
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