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2008 Recruits

Hannah Bauhof

Hannah is pictured with Kathy Bauhof and Coach Strawser.

Cornerstone University welcomes Hannah Bauhof to the Women’s Soccer Program. Hannah Bauhof from Troy, MI has signed a letter of intent to play soccer at Cornerstone beginning in the fall of 2008.

Hannah plays varsity soccer at Athens High School in Troy, MI. Hannah was named Team MVP for Athens High School in 2007. She was also named to the All-District Team in 2007. She was named Most Competitive for the 2006 Season.

Bauhof has also excelled in the classroom. She has made the Honor Roll each year through high school. Hannah has also been active with her Youth Group at her church.

Coach Strawser
“I am glad the Hannah will be joining us. I think that she is a tough and tenacious player that can play in a lot of different positions. I know that she is a competitor and I look forward to seeing her compete for Cornerstone.”

Hannah is the daughter of Mike & Kathy Bauhof of Troy, MI.

Amy Vander Bent

Amy is pictured with her parents (Dave & Sally Vander Bent) of Kalamazoo, MI..

Cornerstone University welcomes Amy Vander Bent to the Women’s Soccer Program. Amy Vander Bent from Kalamazoo, MI has signed a letter of intent to play soccer at Cornerstone beginning in the fall of 2008.
Amy played soccer for Kalamazoo Christian and graduate in 2002. Amy played varsity soccer for three years. She was named All-Conference, All-District, All-Region, and All-State Honorable Mention all three years. She also played varsity basketball as a junior and a senior. She was voted All-Conference her senior season. She played one year of basketball at Kalamazoo Valley Community College.

Amy received the National Scholar Athlete Award in 2001-2002.

Coach Strawser
“We are thrilled that Amy has chosen to come to Cornerstone. She is a very athletic player that can score and set others up as well. Amy will have two years of eligibility left and I think she will make a big impact on the program.”

Why she chose Cornerstone?
“The reason I chose Cornerstone University is because I really liked the girls on the team and what the school had to offer and I really like the Christian atmosphere and playing for God. I am excited to be a part of a program with a Christ centered atmosphere.”

Amy is the daughter of Dave & Sally Vander Bent of Kalamazoo, MI.

Jennifer Kuipers

Jennifer is pictured with her parents (Stephen & Debra Kuipers) of Holland, MI.

Cornerstone University welcomes Hannah Bauhof to the Women’s Soccer Program. Jennifer Kuipers from Holland, MI has signed a letter of intent to play soccer at Cornerstone beginning in the fall of 2008.

Jennifer plays varsity soccer at West Ottawa High School in Holland, MI. Jennifer has played on the varsity team in all three of her seasons in high school. She has been a starter on the varsity for her sophomore and junior seasons. She was named All-Conference, All-District, and All-Area. Jen scored two goals in an upset victory over East Kentwood in the MHSAA playoffs last season.

Coach Strawser
“I am very happy that Jen has decided to come to Cornerstone. I think that she is a very good player and that she has a lot of potential as a player. I think that her best soccer is ahead of her as she concentrates solely on soccer.”

Why she chose Cornerstone
“I love the Christian atmosphere of the program. I played with the girls and they were all so nice and welcoming.

Amanda Dudiak

Amanda is pictured with her parents (Ken & Paula Dudiak) of Sawyer, MI.

Cornerstone University welcomes Amanda Dudiak to the Women’s Soccer Program. Amanda Dudiak from Sawyer, MI has signed a letter of intent to play soccer at Cornerstone beginning in the fall of 2008.

Amanda plays varsity soccer at River Valley High School in Three Oaks, MI. Amanda has played on the varsity team in all three of her seasons in high school. She was named All-Conference, All-District, and All-Region, and All-State through her junior year. She was named Offensive Player of the Year and Team MVP at her high school Amanda has played club soccer for AJFC (Athletic Jaier Futbol Club)

Amanda has also excelled in the classroom. She has been on the Honor Roll all four years of high school. She is a member of the National Honor Society. She was also named Academic All-Conference.

Coach Strawser
“I am very excited about Amanda joining our program. I think that she is a hard working scrappy player that will make things happen on the field. She is also a very mature young woman and I think she will be a great asset to our team.”

Why she chose Cornerstone?

“I’ve chosen Cornerstone because of the God centered atmosphere on the team as well as the group of girls that I have been able to meet.”