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table of contentsPAGE 04Eagles Coaching Staff

PAGE 08Eagles Team History in the ACHA

PAGE 12Player Profiles of your 2011-2012 EMU Eagles

PAGE 14 Eagles Team Photo

PAGE 40Sponsor Marketplace

PAGE 48Advertiser Index

On the CoversFronT CovEr: Goal by Jeff Scherrer vs. Central Michigan 10/01/2011. Photo by Katrina Flemming.

BACK CovEr: Goal by Derrek Lucynski vs. Western Michigan 01/27/2012. Photo by Courtney Fathers.

Printed at West Metro Printing, Livonia, Michigan, USA. Editorial content and images © 2012 by Eastern Michigan University Men’s Ice Hockey and may not be reproduced in any manner, either in whole or in part, without written permission from the organization.

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Eagles StaffKevin Gee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Coachrob Hodnicki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Coachryan Connolly . . . . . . . . . . . .Strength & Conditioning CoachMatt Beck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Goalie CoachDan Mayes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Medical TrainerJoe Jordan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Team InternBrendan Salk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Team InternCourtney Fathers . . . . . . . . . . .Marketing & Design Assistant

Media Guide Design & Layout Courtney Fathers

Contributing PhotographersCourtney FathersKatrina FlemmingBobby PulteJean Selman

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head coach kevin gee enters his 16th season coaching and his second behind the Eagles bench. named the 2008-2009 Michigan collegiate hockey conference coach of the year while at lawrence technological University, gee spent the 2009-2010 season behind the bench for the Detroit Belle tire Midget Major aaa team. the club’s 61-10-3 overall record earned them a Michigan state championship, a tier i U-18 league championship, and a berth at the national championships.

During three seasons in the acha at ltU, the Blue Devils experienced the most successful run in school history including advancing twice to the regional semi-final and boasting several garnering all-american and academic all-american honors. gee spent five seasons with Detroit victory honda Midget Major aaa where his team earned a state championship in 2005, and made finals appearances in 2004 and 2006.

gee has coached over 50 players that have gone on to ncaa, Major Junior, and professional hockey. of these players, seven be-came nhl draft picks, including 1st round selections chris summers (Phoenix coyotes – 2005) and ian cole (st. lous – 2006). in addition to his duties at EMU, coach gee is a graduate of lawrence technological University and works as a scout for the sioux Falls stampede of the United states hockey league.

Kevin Gee / Head Coach

Photo by bobby Pulte

hodnicki joins coach gee’s staff for his second year following a four-year playing career in the ncaa that included a stop at Utica college before settling at top-ranked adrian college where he was a three-time Mcha champion and member of the academic all-american team.

hodnicki brings a passion for the game and a defensive perspec-tive to the team; he will be a great resource for Eagles players on the bench and in the dressing room. a standout defenseman for the Jr. a soo indians of the nahl, hodnicki played his Midget Major season for coach gee in 2002-2003.

hodnicki graduated from adrian college with a degree in market-ing and currently resides in allen Park, Mich.

Rob Hodnicki / Assistant Coach




ryan joins coach gee’s staff for a second season as strength and conditioning coach. he will be responsible for the Eagles’ off-ice program, as well as working with new recruits on campus.

ryan is well respected by the Eagles team and is a vital link between coaches and players. coach connolly was a three-year captain of the EMU hockey team and continues to give back to his alma mater.

Prior to his five seasons at Eastern, connolly played for the tier iii Junior a toledo cherokee.

a graduate of Eastern Michigan University, connolly currently resides in gibraltar, Mich.

Ryan Connolly / Strength and Conditioning Coach

Beck joins the Eagles staff for a second season to work primarily with EMU’s goaltenders. a former conference MvP and all-conference player at lawrence tech, Beck brings a wealth of knowledge to the staff.

Prior to his college career, Beck tended goal for the tier iii Junior a toledo cherokee and Brownstown Bombers. Beck also works as a private goaltending instructor for many Detroit-area youth, as well as with the Detroit honeybaked aaa hockey club.

Beck will be asked to solidify the Eagles’ goaltending depth, as well as provide a positive influence in the dressing room.

Beck graduated from ltU with a degree in Electrical Engineering and currently resides in Dearborn, Mich.

Matt Beck / Goalie Coach


Mayes is returning for his fourth season with the Eagles as the team trainer. he holds valuable skills as a certified EMt and previously served as the equipment manager and vice president for the toledo cherokee Jr. a hockey club.

Mayes retired from Ford after 33 years and enjoys spending time with his wife, karen, his five children and three grandchildren. his son Dan played for the Eagles from 2004-2008. in his spare time, Mayes enjoys fishing, gardening and volunteer work.

Dan Mayes / Trainer

Photo by courtney fathers


Historythe Eastern Michigan University Men’s ice hockey team is en-tering its 35th season of intercollegiate play. since 1976, the

EMU hockey club has competed at the highest levels of semi-varsity hockey in the United states − finishing as cschl league champions and qualifying for the national tournament several times in recent history. the EMU Eagles have finished as national runner Up twice and are still striving to win their first

national title in the ultra competitive Division 1 of the acha.

Competitionin 2010-2011, EMU joined the newly formed great lakes collegiate hockey league as an inaugural member. Joining them will be oakland University, Davenport University, West-ern Michigan University, adrian college, and the University of Michigan Dearborn. in addition to their in-league schedule, EMU competes on a rotating schedule with other top Division 1 acha programs such as lindenwood University, ohio University, illinois University, Penn state University, and others. the EMU Eagles play approximately 40 games per season including non-league and exhibition games, as well as the glchl playoffs and the acha national championship tournament.

Program AmenitiesEMU hockey players are provided with a first class college hockey experience. Players have a private, dedicated lock-er room with individual stalls and shower facilities, weight room, and equipment room. Players receive team apparel, full outer equipment including helmets, gloves, pants, prac-tice jerseys, practice socks, bags, tape, et cetera. EMU pro-vides charter bus transport or airline transport to all games with the exception of U of M Dearborn which is located only ten miles from the campus. EMU employs an experienced coaching staff that includes former collegiate players with extensive playing and coaching resumes. the Eagles have on-ice and off-ice practice three times per week in addition to their game schedule.

Costsemi-varsity hockey requires player fees to offset the cost of the program. While some acha programs charge as much as $5000 to play, our fees are approximately $2500 per season. the cost structure at EMU is offset by player fundraising opportunities including media guide advertis-ing sales, of which 100% percent of the monies generated go to reducing player fees. Many EMU players do not pay anything out of pocket due to the extensive fundraising op-portunities provided to them. Players are given tremendous


value for their fees, as our facilities, travel, and practice schedule are superior to many ncaa Division 3 programs. in addition to low player fees, Eastern Michigan University has some of the lowest tuition rates for large Universities in the Midwest, making it very affordable to attend a Univer-sity and play college hockey.

Campus LifeEMU is home to a diverse student body, with many stu-dents from Michigan, ontario, and around the Midwest. EMU is recognized as having one of Michigan’s elite nurs-ing, education, and business curriculums in addition to its close proximity the University of Michigan. the ann arbor-ypsilanti area is rich with nightlife and opportunities for social interaction, with two large universities right next door to each other. Eastern Michigan University is located in ypsilanti, Michigan, about 30 minutes west of Downtown Detroit. Prospective student athletes are encouraged to visit www.emich.edu for more information on university pro-grams, campus life, and how to apply.

Recruiting Informationstudents interested in joining the Eagles can find contact in-formation and recruiting forms on the team website located at www.easternmichiganhockey.com.

Former NAHL Players Make Way to EMUthe off-season was a busy one for head coach kevin gee. not only did he take over the reins as general Manager, moved the club to the state of the art taylor sportsplex, but he also upped the anty on recruiting in the glchl as well.


EMU added three more former nahl Jr. a players this season in its quest to build a national contender, adding kevin kis-saw, Bryan kozlowski, and ryan amin to current roster mates gary astalos (kenai river), Jason simota (youngstown), and Jeff scherrer (Motor city).

“recruiting is the recipe for success at the acha Division 1 level. Finding talented players who fit our needs is critical for us to continue to buid the program. you can’t just hope good players show up at camp” said head coach kevin gee. in goal, EMU solidified its depth, replacing graduating senior rob cupit with former nahl all-star and goodrich, Mi native kevin kissaw. kissaw was 40-26-5, with a 2.67 gaa and a .916 save percentage in two seasons with the Marquette rangers. kissaw took a year off last season to nurse a knee injury, but is looking forward to his first season with the Eagles.

Up front, Wichita Falls Forward Bryan kozlowski and traverse city forward ryan amin will be looked at to provide some scor-ing punch for the Eagles. kozlowski, a 6’3”, 190lb winger from livonia, Mi, is a smooth skater and has a soft scoring touch. canton, Mi native ryan amin, who’s brother aaron is an Eagles captain, is a gritty two way center with a hard shot and great vision on the ice. amin totaled 14g-17a-31P and 50PiM in 74 gP with the traverse city north stars over two seasons.

adding to a solid incoming class, the Eagles received some added depth with new additions Jordan roemer (cobourg, ont/Wooster oilers Jr. B) anthony stankiewicz (Dearborn heights, Mi/Wheatley sharks Jr. c) and Joshua Whitney (how-ell, Mi/Minnesota icehawks Jr. a).

head coach kevin gee had the following comments about his new commitments: roemer is a 5’10” 190lb puck moving defenseman with a mean streak, he will be counted on heav-ily on special teams, and to replace departed defensive leader adam Petsche. “he makes a great first pass, and can move the puck well. he’s calm in his own end and we are looking forward to having him in the lineup.”

stankiewicz is a 5’11” 175lb winger who can be counted on to kill penalties and compete every shift. “he’s tough to play against. i’ve coached against anthony before and competes for 60 minutes every night. he’s a nice playmaker too, which will definately complement some of our centermen.”

Whitney is a 5’10” 170lb center with exceptional skill, and will be counted on to provide scoring depth and speed up front. “he’s terrific with the puck, but most importantly he can flat-out score. We were lacking in that department last season and he’s going to be a huge part of our turnaround this year.”


the american collegiate hockey as-sociation (acha) is an organization of college/University affiliated programs, which provides structure, regulates operations and promotes the quality of collegiate ice hockey. the acha is a chartered non-profit corporation and is classified as a 501 (c) (3) organization with the internal revenue service.

the acha was established on april 20, 1991. Fifteen charter members met during the chicago showcase in skokie, il at the north shore hilton. these member teams had been play-ing college hockey for many years but wished to legitimize its play by stan-dardizing some of its procedures.

the members that created the orga-nization were: tom keegan (acha), al Murdoch (iowa state), Joe Battista

(Penn state), Jim gilmore (ohio), Ernie Ferrari (stanford), howard Jenks (cali-fornia-Berkeley), Jeff aikens (north Da-kota state), Don spencer (West virgin-ia), Jim Barry (navy), scott Fuller (navy), leo golembiewski (arizona), ron starr (Depaul), cary adams (Pcha), Jim War-den (Pcha), and Jack White (Ucla).

the inaugural year of the acha was the 1991-1992 season. the goal of the organization was to create an impartial governing body to monitor national tournaments, player eligibil-ity, and general oversight. over the years, this initial goal has evolved into the organization’s mission state-ment: the acha’s primary mission is to support the growth of two-year and four-year collegiate hockey programs nationwide; the acha identifies stan-dards that serve to unite and regu-

late teams at the collegiate level; the acha shall emphasize academic per-formance, institutional sanction, eli-gibility criteria, and standards of play and opportunities for national compe-tition; and the acha promotes all as-pects of collegiate hockey stressing the personal development of individu-al athletes as well as national recog-nition for member organizations.

all acha teams are members of Usa hockey and joined the american hockey coaches association (ahca) in 1999.

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Eastern Michigan University Eagles Men's Ice Hockey


Photo by Katrina Flemming

# NAME CLASS HEIGHT WEIGHT

3 cameron Williams sophomore 5’11 165

4 aaron amin (c) sophomore 5’11 175

5 Derrek lucynski sophomore 6’0 175

6 Mike Maviglia Freshman 5’11 220

7 ryan Decaires Freshman 5’8 180

8 gary astalos (c) sophomore 5’10 170

9 kyle astalos sophomore 5’11 180

12 ryan amin Freshman 5’10 205

13 nick ceccolini Freshman 6’4 185

14 David graciak Junior 5’10 165

15 Josh Whitney Freshman 5’10 185

16 nick Field sophomore 5’9 185

17 rick lawrence sophomore 5’8 165

18 Matt grider Freshman 6’1 200

19 Jeff scherrer sophomore 6’1 195

20 Brandon Marshall Freshman 5’9 175

22 Bobby gasser sophomore 5’10 175

23 John Johnson Freshman 5’11 190

24 Jason simota (c) sophomore 6’1 185

25 Jordan roemer Freshman 5’11 190

26 todd Davis senior 5’10 200

27 Bryan kozlowski Freshman 6’3 190

28 anthony stankiewicz Freshman 5’10 175

29 alex caruana Freshman 5’8 165

30 kevin kissaw Freshman 5’11 165

31 andrew Duff sophomore 6’0 208


Eastern Michigan University Eagles Men's Ice Hockey


2011-2012

Back Row (L to R): Joshua Whitney, Matt grider, Jeff scherrer, nick ceccolini, Bryan kozlowski, Derrek lucynski, Mike Maviglia, kyle astalos

Middle Row (L to R): anthony stankiewicz, Bobby gasser, nick Field, rick lawrence, alex caruana, ryan Decaires, Mike lukawski, Jordan roemer, cameron Williams

Front Row (L to R): kevin kissaw, David graciak, gary astalos, rob hodnicki, Matt Beck, aaron amin, kevin gee, ryan connolley, Jason simota, todd Davis, andrew Duff

Photo by Katrina Flemming


#3 Cam Williams Position: Defense

Height/WEight: 5’11” / 165 lbs.

Birthday: November 7, 1989

Hometown: Houghton, Michigan

cLass/MaJor: Sophomore, Physics. Has transferred to Grand Valley State to pursue a degree in Engineering

previous teams: Minnesota Flying Aces Jr. A



#4 Aaron AminPosition: Defense


Birthday: August 14, 1988

Hometown: Canton, MI

cLass/MaJor: Sophomore, Exercise Science

previous teams: Lebanon Valley College

family: Parents Lori and George, brother Ryan

Photo by Katrina flemming


#5 Derrek Lucynski Position: Left Wing


Birthday: June 26, 1991

Hometown: Pinconning, Michigan

cLass/MaJor: Sopohmore, Biology/Pre-Dentistry

previous teams: Delta College ACHA Division III

family: Parents Pam and Floyd, brother Zakk

Awards & accomplishments: All-County, All-State, and All- Conference MVP. Record holder for most point in a season, most points in a career, most assists in a season, and most assists in a career.



#6 Mike MavigliaPosition: Defense


Birthday: October 5, 1989

Hometown: Livonia, Michigan

cLass/MaJor: Freshman, Criminology

previous teams: Detroit Catholic Central

family: Parents Sheryl and Vince, sister Michelle

Awards & accomplishments: Michelle is part of the Ladywood Varsity Equestrian Team.



#7 Ryan DeCaires Position: Defense


Birthday: September 22, 1992

Hometown: Brownstown, Michigan

cLass/MaJor: Freshman, Business Management

previous teams: Woodhaven High School

family: Parents Katherine and Dwayne, brother Eric. Eric played Divison III hockey for Northland College MCHA affilation, and is a World Champion professional powerlifter at 195 and 205 pound weight class

Awards & accomplishments: All-State Honorable Mention, 1st Team All-League, and 1st Team All-Division



#8 Gary AstalosPosition: Forward



Hometown: Southgate, Michigan

cLass/MaJor: Junior, Business Managment

previous teams: Missoula Maulers (AWHL), Kenai River Brown Bears (NAHL), St. Frances Cabrini

family: Parents Pam and Gary, brother Kyle. Gary played baseball at Henry Ford Community College and Kyle also plays Hockey at EMU.

Awards & accomplishments: AWHL All-Star team, CHS Athlete of the Year, EMU Co-MVP



#9 Kyle Astalos Position: Forward


Birthday: February 14, 1992


cLass/MaJor: Sophomore, Sports Marketing

previous teams: Cabrini High School

family: Pam and Gary Sr., brother Gary Jr.

Awards & accomplishments: All-State Honorable Mention, All-Catholic, All-League; Dad – Varsity Baseball



#13 Nick CeccoliniPosition: Defense


Birthday: March 13, 1990

Hometown: Dexter, Michigan

cLass/MaJor: Freshman, Construction Management

previous teams: Metro Jets and Grand Rapids Owls

family: Father Gary, siblings Jessica and Tony



#14 David GraciakPosition: Defense


Birthday: March 7, 1988

Hometown: Westland, Michigan

cLass/MaJor: Junior, Criminology

previous teams: Livonia Churchill High School

family: Parents Lisa and Dave, sister Lindsay

Awards & accomplishments: 1st Team All-State senior year; Lindsey plays NCAA Volleyball at Wayne State



#15 Josh WhitneyPosition: Forward



Hometown: Brighton, Michigan

cLass/MaJor: Freshman, Physics

previous teams: Howell High School, Minnesota Ice Hawks

family: Parents Nancy and Craig, brother Luke.

Awards & accomplishments: Luke is a First-Class Airman in the Air Force



#16 Nick Field Position: Forward



Hometown: Dexter, Michigan

cLass/MaJor: Sophomore, Business Entrepreneurship

previous teams: Grand Rapids Owls

family: Dianne and Lance, sister Megan

Awards & accomplishments: All-State, Honorable Mention, and MVP



#17 Rick Lawrence Position: Forward


Birthday: August 13, 1989

Hometown: Grand Blanc, Michigan

cLass/MaJor: Sophomore, Political Science (Pre-law)

previous teams: Michigan Mountain Cats

family: Parents Terrina Dennis and Tracy Lawrence

Awards & accomplishments: EMU Most Improved Player 2010-2011 season



#18 Matthew GriderPosition: Forward



Hometown: Ida, Michigan

cLass/MaJor: Freshman, Criminal Justice and Psychology

previous teams: Monroe Ice Hawks, Ann Arbor Huron River Rats and Gilmour Academy Lancers

family: Parents Julie Slack and Steve Grider, siblings Sarah, Sophie, and Mackenzie

Awards & accomplishments: Most Improved 2008 and 2010, Coach’s Award 2009 and 2011, School Varsity scoring record, and named 1st Team All-State. Currently participating in EMU’s Army ROTC program



#19 Jeff ScherrerPosition: Defense


Birthday: April 29, 1989


cLass/MaJor: Sophomore, Construction Management

previous teams: Motor City Machine and Catholic Central High School

family: Parents Julie and Michael, siblings Mike and Megan



#22 Bobby GasserPosition: Forward


Birthday: April 9, 1992


cLass/MaJor: Sophomore, Business

previous teams: Southgate Anderson High School

family: Parents Debbie and Bob, brother Tony

Awards & accomplishments: Second Team All-State and Assistant Captain. Tony is captain of Southgate Anderson this year



#24 Jason SimotaPosition: Forward


Birthday: July 24, 1987


cLass/MaJor: Sophomore, Sports Management

previous teams: Mahoning Valley Phantoms NAHL, Ohio Junior Blue Jackets USHL, and Victory Honda Midget Major

family: Parents Patti and Larry

Awards & accomplishments: Two-time State Champion, two-time National Tournament Runner Up



#25 Jordan RoemerPosition: Defense


Birthday: May 13, 1990

Hometown: Cobourg, Ontario, Canada

cLass/MaJor: Freshmen, Sports Management

previous teams: Wooster Oilers

family: Mother Wendy



#26 Todd DavisPosition: Defense



Hometown: Ann Arbor, Michigan

cLass/MaJor: Senior, Political Science

previous teams: Assumption College, Orchard Lake ST. Mary’s



#27 Brian KozlowskiPosition: Forward


Birthday: July 18, 1990


cLass/MaJor: Freshman, Industrial Distribution

previous teams: Wichita Falls Wildcats

family: Parents Kristine and Joseph, siblings Joe, Dan and Michelle



#28 Anthony Stankiewicz Position: Forward


Birthday: January 2, 1991

Hometown: Dearborn Heights, Michigan

cLass/MaJor: Freshman, Undecided

previous teams: Divine Child, Victory Honda AAA, and Wheatley Sharks

family: Gina and Bob, sibling Dominic

Awards & accomplishments: All-State, All-Metro, and All-Catholic



#29 Alex Caruana Position: Goalie



Hometown: Romulus, Michigan

cLass/MaJor: Freshman, Business Marketing

previous teams: Michigan Ice Dogs, Woodhaven High School

family: Parents Mary Jo and Lewis, brother Brandon

Awards & accomplishments: All-State Honorable Mention, Recieved Randy Schuchard Memo-rial Award for Most Valuable Goalie



#30 Kevin Kissaw Position: Goalie


Birthday: November 17, 1989

Hometown: Grand Blanc, Michigan

cLass/MaJor: Freshman, Business Finance

previous teams: Belle Tire and Marquette Rangers

family: Parents Kathy and David, sister Mandy

Awards & accomplishments: 2008 National Champion, 2009 3rd Place Finish

Photo by jean selman


#31 Andrew DuffPosition: Goalie



Hometown: Brighton, Michigan

cLass/MaJor: Sophomore, Sports Management

previous teams: El Paso Rhinos, Missoula Maulers, Catholic Central

family: Parents Sue and Greg. Greg played hockey at Ferris State

Awards & accomplishments: All-State, All-Catholic, All-League Rookie of the Year at Catholic Central and Team MVP with the Maulers


2011-2012 EMU Eagles Co-Captains

#4 Aaron Amin

#8 Gary Astalos

#24 Jason Simota



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We welcome the opportunity to show you why Expert Mechanical customers enjoy the peace of mind knowing we are only a phone call away. Feel free to contact us at 734-282-2250 with any questions or concerns regarding your HVAC needs. We look forward to working with you in the near future.

Stay Focused and have a great season!From the O’Brien Family and Expert Mechanical Service, Inc.

Daniel M. MeRCUReOffice: (734) 379-9611

Cell: (734) 231-7861Fax: (734) 379-4416

22200 Huron River Drive, P.O. Box 250Rockwood, MI 48173-0250

Email: [email protected]

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A Great Season!761 Jenness St., Ypsilanti, MI 48197Just One BlOck east Of campus(734) 487-1033 • www.emucu.com

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The Recreation/Intramural Building (REC/IM) is centrally located on EMU’s Campus and provides the university community with convenient access to an outstanding array of recreational facilities and programs. At 188,000 total square feet, it is the single largest recreational facility in the state of Michigan. Each day more than 2,500 students, faculty, staff and community members utilize the REC/IM.

Hold your sporting event here: basketball, volleyball, softball, soccer tournaments, swim meets, church groups, High School lock-ins, birthday parties, Scout groups and conference area. Visit the website for updated schedule changes and current hours.

Olds/Robb Student Recreation Intramural Complexwww.emich.edu/recim • 734.487.1338

Proshop and Convenience Store

University owned shop located on campus:www.emich.edu/alumni/merchandise

Fitness and Aerobic Classes

A variety of fi tness classes offered each semester. Personal training and group personal training available. Two fi tness and weight room facilities that offer a variety of cardiovascular and strength training machines.

Summer “Fun Camp”

Multi-activity day camp for children ages 7-12 (or entering 2nd grade in the fall; boys and girls)

Pool Events

• Learn to swim program• Children and adults will acquire swimming skills• Kayaking• Scuba

Outside:

University Park (located directly behind the REC/IM)• Beautifully landscaped 10 acre park which is a great space for weddings, meetings, conferences and birthday parties; includes

picnic tables, pavilion, gazebo, two outdoor lighted basketball courts, two lighted sand volleyball courts and the Lake House (which has a big-screen TV, AC, fi replace and can be rented)

• Six foot deep lake with a water fountain in the middle• Amphitheater (seats roughly 800)

Field Complex (West campus location)• Multi-purpose lighted fi elds include four softball/football/soccer fi elds• Administrative support facility which includes restrooms and concessions

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33100 Industrial Rd. • Livonia, MI 48150Phone (734) 522-0410 • Fax (734) 522-9171

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We are a midsize printer located in Livonia, Michigan. We offer quality printing, mailing and design services for customers of all sizes across the country. If you are a print buyer, graphic designer, broker or have a one-time project, we are the best choice to get the job done right, on time, and at a competitive price.

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