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Crusader Basketball 1 Capital University QUICK FACTS CAPITAL UNIVERSITY TABLE OF CONTENTS School: ............................................................Capital University Location: ................................................ Columbus, Ohio 43209 Quick Facts/Table of Contents ....................................................1 Founded: .......................................................................... 1830 Welcome to Capital University .................................................2-3 Enrollment: ...................................................................... 3,700 Life on Campus/Columbus ......................................................4-5 Nickname: .................................................................. Crusaders Inside The Capital Center .......................................................6-7 Colors: ................................................................ Purple & White 2009-2010 Roster/Roster Breakdown .........................................8 Arena (capacity): ................................ The Capital Center (2,100) Ohio Athletic Conference ...........................................................9 Affiliation: ........................................................ NCAA Division III Head Coach Dixie Jeffers ....................................................10-11 Conference:.................................. Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) President: ..........................Dr. Denvy Bowman (Roanoke, Va. ’78) Coaching Staff .......................................................................12 Athletic Director: ............................ Dawn Stewart (Otterbein ’98) OAC Championship Teams .......................................................13 Associate Athletic Director .........Dixie Jeffers (Morehead State ’81) Meet the Crusaders ............................................................14-20 Athletic Department Phone: ...............................(614) 236-6209 Team Records.........................................................................21 Athletic Department Fax: ...................................(614) 236-6178 Individual Records .............................................................22-23 Internet Address: ........................ http://www.CapitalCrusaders.net Crusader Honor Roll ...........................................................24-25 Sports Information National Championships .....................................................26-27 Sports Information Director: ...........Bill Thomas (Susquehanna ’01) NCAA Tournament Appearances ..........................................28-29 E-mail: ......................................................wthomas@capital.edu All-Time Letterwinners........................................................30-31 Office Phone: ....................................................(614) 236-6174 All-Americans .........................................................................32 Cell Phone: .......................................................(513) 312-5451 Office Fax: ........................................................(614) 236-6178 Press Box Phone: ..................(614) 236-6795 or (513) 312-5451 History First Year of Basketball: ..................................................... 1974 CREDITS All-Time Record (since 1981): ....................................... 597-161 The 2009 Capital University Women’s Basketball Media Guide was Years in NCAA Tournament/Last: .................................... 14/2009 written by Bill Thomas with assistance from Dixie Jeffers. Photos Last Game in NCAA Tournament: at Washington-St, Louis, L, 72-77 by Bruce Hefflin Photography, Karen Carter, Terry Gilliam and Erik NCAA Division III National Championships: ..........2 (1994, 1995) Schelkun of Elsestar Images. Design and layout by Doug Brehm of Capital University and printing by UniPrint, Columbus, Ohio. OAC Championships: ................ 11 Regular Season, 9 Tournament Coaching Staff NOTE TO THE MEDIA The Capital University Sports Information office is here to serve you. Head Coach ..........................Dixie Jeffers (Morehead St., Ky. ’81) Contact the office for working credentials and press box space at the Record at School/Yrs.: ................................... 505-134 (23 years) Capital Center, as well as press releases, statistics, feature stories, Career Record/Yrs.: ....................................... 557-155 (26 years) photos and other information on the Crusaders. Pre-game material, halftime statistics and NCAA final statistics and a play-by-play is E-mail: ........................................................djeffers@capital.edu provided at every game. Office Phone: ....................................................(614) 236-6551 Assistant Coaches: ................................Jason Wright (Capital ’99) MEDIA GUIDELINES .................................................... Gabrielle Guynan (Capital ’09) All interview and photo requests must be coordinated through the Sports Information Office. Access to practice must be set up in Team Information advance and postgame interviews with players and coaches will 2008-2009 Overall Record: ................................................. 22-6 be granted after a 10-minute cool down period. Opposing team interviews will be granted with that coach’s approval. One phone 2008-2009 OAC Record/Finish: ............................15-3/Champion line will be provided to visiting team radio and phone lines and 2008-2009 NCAA Postseason: ......................... NCAA First Round data ports will be made available to all working media members in Letter winners Returning/Lost: ............................................. 10/7 attendance. Starters Returning/Lost: ........................................................ 3/2 CRUSADER BASKETBALL 1 Capital UNIVERSITY Undergraduate Majors Art French Philosophy Art Therapy Health and Fitness Political Science Athletic Training Management (Dual Degree) Biochemistry History Pre-Professional Biology Interdisciplinary Studies Dentistry Business International Studies Law Accounting Mathematics Medicine Financial Economics Music Occupational Therapy Leadership and Management Composition Optometry Marketing Jazz Studies Pharmacy Chemistry Keyboard Pedagogy Physical Therapy Communication (Church Music, Physician Assistant Computer Science Organ, Piano) Seminary Criminology Music Education Veterinary Medicine Economics (Vocal, Instrumental, Psychology Education Dual) Public Administration Engineering (Dual Degree) Music Industry Public Relations Chemistry Music Media Radio-Television-Film Computer Science Music Merchandising Religion Mathematics Music Technology Worship Ministry English Performance Youth Ministry Creative Writing (Instrumental, Piano, Social Work Literature Organ, Vocal including a Sociology Professional Writing Musical Spanish Environmental Science Theatre/Opera emphasis) Theatre Studies Exercise Science Nursing Undeclared Fine Arts Organizational Communication www.capital.edu 2 Admission to the university Students applying for admission into the freshman class must Admission to the nursing program requires successful be enrolled in, or a graduate of, a college preparatory course of completion of algebra II, biology and chemistry. study, including a recommended curriculum of: Admission to the Conservatory of Music also requires a 4 units of English successfully completed audition. 3 units of college preparatory mathematics Students are urged to submit their applications in the fall of the 3 units of natural science senior year. All applications are reviewed on a space-available 3 units of social science basis. 2 units of one foreign language Apply online at www.capital.edu and we will waive your 1 unit of fine arts application fee. www.capital.edu/opportunity/ A place to A place to A place to live learn grow Enjoy the advantages of As a student at Capital, a safe residential campus you will have the in the city of Bexley with opportunity to work all the educational, social with professors who and cultural activities of will challenge you and Columbus, Ohio’s largest city, personally help you just minutes away. succeed. Many Capital students further Small class sizes allow develop their self-confidence for extensive classroom and leadership skills through discussions, where you involvement in campus will learn from faculty activities and volunteer members who are gifted service. You will enjoy a professionals in their field. sense of community with You’ll benefit from students and faculty members a quality liberal arts By drawing on its Lutheran communicate and live in a global who explore similar interests. education coupled with heritage, Capital provides an society. Capital University will be the opportunity for environment that emphasizes The communication and your home away from home. professional training strong values and ethics problem-solving skills you You will be a part of the through internships. and prepares graduates for develop at Capital will prepare “Cap Family” – a family that lives of giving back to the you for your first job out of provides the support you communities in which they college and a lifetime of career need to develop academically, live and work. socially and personally. changes and advancements. A diverse campus population fosters the ability to 3 Not only is the residential experience a significant Life on campus component of your Capital education, it’s also the best way to get involved in activities, because you’ll always know what’s going on around campus. The residence
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