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Cedarville is filled with students who love the Lord and enjoy having fun: • 3,000 Christian students from 48 states and 13 countries • Hundreds of ways to get involved: social and service organizations, student government, intramural sports, music ensembles, ministry teams, and more • Recreation Center featuring a 40-foot climbing wall, fitness and weight-training equipment, racquetball courts, and plenty of room to play • Leadership opportunities and practical training through The Leadership Institute • Residence halls filled with friends who care about you, laugh with you, and make your college experience unforgettable ~~our ap roach to education relates to 'te whole person, intellectually, socially, and spiritually.,, Dr. Bill B :own Athletics at Cedarville •.. aWinning Tradition In 2004 Cedarville was awarded the President's Cup by the National Christian College Athletic Association for having the most successful athletics program in the association. The Lady Jackets won the American Mideast Conference (AMO Women's Al~Sports Award after winning league championships in basketball and tennis ond earning runner-up finishes in cross counl!y and volleyball. The women's basketball squod posted abest-ever 35-3 record, repeated as AMC champions, and finished as the NAIA Division II national runner-up. The women's tennis team won il5 third straight NAIA Region IX crown and advanced tu the second round of the NAIA Notional Tournament. The men's basketball team returned tu the national tournament and advanced tu the NAIA Division II Elite Eight. The men's soccer team picked up the NCCM Midwest Region ti~e ond won the NCCM Sportsmanship Award and the AMC Fair Play Award. Men Women Baseball Soccer Basketball Tennis Basketball Tennis Cross Counl!y Track (intoar and ouldoor) Cross Counl!y Track (ma and outdocr) Soccer Volleyball Go~ Softball Check aut http://yellowjackets.cedarville.edu tu find out more! 9