Earlham College Athletics

Max Crumley-Effinger was the 2010 male recipient of the Scholar-Athlete Award from the North Coast Athletic Conference.

The NCAC Scholar-Athlete Award is given annually to one man and one woman from each NCAC institution honoring outstanding academic and athletic achievement.

A member of the Earlham football team, Max is the son of Michael and Stephanie Cumley-Effinger and a German Studies major with a minor in Business Non-Profit Management from Richmond, Indiana. For his classroom efforts, Max has received a Wendell M. Stanley Senior Scholar-Athlete Award Scholarship and a Fulbright Scholarship. He will be studying in Germany next year. On the field, he was one of the most successful kickers in Earlham history. He was selected as the member of the All-North Coast Conference First Team this season. He set a school record with a 52-yard field goal this season and he is Earlham’s all-time leader in kicking points (184), field goals (16) and extra points (86).

Keeley McAnnis-Entenman was the 2010 female recipient of the Scholar-Athlete Award from the North Coast Athletic Conference.

The NCAC Scholar-Athlete Award is given annually to one man and one woman from each NCAC institution honoring outstanding academic and athletic achievement.

Keeley is the daughter of Ronald Entenman and Bonnie McAnnis of Portland, Oregon. A Geosciences major, Keeley was an outstanding student during her time at Earlham and received the Kathryn Weber Senior Scholar-Athlete Award. On the court, Keeley was named the team’s Offensive Most Valuable Player and led the squad in kills. For her efforts, she was received All-North Coast Athletic Conference Honorable Mention. It was the third time she earned a post-season honor from the NCAC. She was All-NCAC Second Team in 2008, after receiving honorable mention in 2007.