A few things about this list:
Overall I'm still not very impressed for an MD school. They have a few solid matches, like the psych at UCLA, ortho at Cleveland, and apparently some studs going into anesthesia. However, my school has had matches that are just as impressive over the last few years as well (multiple derm at Mayo, path at UCLA and Cleveland Clinic, integrated plastics, etc.). So having 3 or 4 really great matches isn't all that impressive (also, they did not have anyone match at Wash U this year, not sure where you saw that one...). Having 1 person match vascular surgery says nothing about the school, it says that one person is a rockstar.
Saying they had people match emergency med, psych, and ob/gyn is meaningless. They're not competitive fields (though EM is becoming more competitive and some now consider it to be middle of the pack in terms of competitive fields), it's like saying "look how many people we had match into IM!!". So unless they're matching the majority of those people into a top 5 program in the field like the psych match at UCLA, that statement doesn't give much power to any argument. What is impressive about their list is that they had 4 people match urology (even though they were pretty weak matches) and that the weakest of their anesthesia matches was Indiana. Honestly, for an MD school, this is a pretty weak match list.
I'll finish by saying that while I think it's a relatively weak list (and is slightly worse or the same as a few of the better DO lists around, see Rocky Vista, KCU, TCOM, and one or two others), I'm sure part of this is due to the students the school is admitting, the fact that they essentially limit their applicant pool to IL, and the school's mission to train rural physicians. If you think I'm wrong, just look into the thread with all the match lists from this year and it'll become obvious to those familiar with residency programs that even the "average" MD schools regularly have much stronger lists than the one you posted.
