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UNLV Lady Rebels 1983-1984
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FINGERTIP INFORMATION OFFICE ADDRESS - 4505 Maryland Parkway, Las Vegas, NV 89154 OFFICE TELEPHONE - (702) 739-3151 HOME COURT- Thomas & Mack Center (18,500) COLORS - Scarlet & Gray; NICKNAME: Lady Rebels CONFERENCE - PCAA ATHLETIC DIRECTOR - Dr. Brad Rothermel ENROLLMENT - 10,500 Co-Head Coach - Sheila Strike-Bolla (laurentian '75); UNLV Record (49-32; 4th year) Co-Head Coach - Jim Bolla (Pittsburgh '75) 1st year as head coach Assistant Coach - Dan Pence (Arizona '69) Student Assistant - Penny Welsh Lettermen Lost - 3 Lettermen Returning - 8 1982-83 Record - 24-4 from _____ TABLE OF CONTENTS Academic Advisor, Nancy Hunterton ...... - ...... 67 UNLV Athletic Administrative Staff ...... 2 All-Time Lady Rebel Letter Winners ...... 63 All.:fime Series Histories ...... _ ...... 60-62 Assistant Coaches: Dan Pence and student assistant Penny Welsh ...... 6 Assistant Trainer, Peanuts Boyer ...... 67 Co-Head Coaches: Sheila Strike-Bolla and Jim Bolla ...... 4-5 1982-83 Game Results ...... 40 Dr. Leonard Goodall, President ...... 66 Tina Kunzer, Assistant Athletic Director ...... 67 Lady Rebel Boost-Hers and Supporters ...... 69 1982-83 Lady Rebel Statistics ...... 38-39 Las Vegas, The City ...... 64 Las Vegas Media ...... 71 The Bert Leavitt Memorial Scholarship ...... 8 Media Information ...... 8 Meet the Lady Rebels ...... 10-37 1983-84 UNLV Opponents ...... 41-52 PCAA Conference ...... 7 Of The Records ...... 53-56 1983-84 Roster ...... 9 Dr. Brad Rothermel, Athletic Director ...... 66 Season Outlook 1983-84 ...... 3 Thomas and Mack Center Facts ...... 68 Las Vegas Travel Plans 1983-84 Season ...... 70 University of Nevada, Las Vegas ...... 65 Year-By-Year Results ...... 57-59 ON THE COVER: Sophomores Misty Thomas (4) and Donya Monroe (44) pose in front of an F-16 at Nellis Air Force Base. Photograph taken by Randy Tunnell. , Back Cover: Lady Rebels pose at Old Vegas. Photograph taken by Larry Chin. CREDIT: Written and Edited by Jim Gemma, Sports Information; Contributor: Michael DiChiara, Sports Information. UNLV ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF 1983-84 SEASON OUTLOOK Director of Athletics. Secretary ...... ' .' .' · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Dr. Brad Rothermel 739-3983 When the UNLV Lady Rebel basketball 6-1 transfer from the University of Pitts Joyce Garcia team was left out of post-season play last burgh , missed the first part of last season As,:!.. Athletic Director/Fi~~~~~·. ·. ·. ·. ·. ·. ·. ·. ·. ·. Charlotte Summers SIStant ...... , 739-31 59 year following a sparkling record of 24·4, but then joined the team to play in 19 Johnniena Beales Assistant Athletic Di~~t~~ · · · · · · · · · · · · · · there may have been some disappointment games and average just under five Assistant Athletic Director· · · · · · · · · · · · · · Tina Kunzer 739-3240 Jerry Tarkanian 739-3295 on the part of staff and fans . After all , it was points/game. A strong inside player, Arent Assistant to the Athletic : : : : : : : Di~~t~~: Dallas Norton 739-3480 one of the best seasons in the history of the averaged 4.5 rebounds per game. Lady Rebel program. But it must be Monroe, another of last year's super Academic Ad · SUPPORT SERVICES realized that much of that team is back frosh class, started 27 games, scored 10.4 VIsors .··· .(Basketball M & W) Nancy Hunterton 739-8936 (All Other Varsity Sports) Jackie Newton which makes the future of the program ppg, averaged 8.2 rebounds/game and was 739-3673 seem so bright. E · li h . . (Football) Andy Nixon 739-3456 tied for second on the team with eight qulpment ec mclan ...... (Head) Larry Chin 739-3154 Co-Head Coaches Sheila Strike-Bolla blocked shots. (Football) Dave O'Neil and Jim Bolla, in their first season as equal Both Arent and Monroe saw action at Events Coordinator (Assistant) John P~dilla 739-3154 status (Bolla was an assistant previously), center along with still another freshman Sports Information · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·. · · · · · Pat Chnstenson 739-3484 are beaming over the prospect of a Top 20 Tara Garlepp. The 6-5 sophomore played · · · · · · · · · · · · ·(Director) Joyce Aschenbrenner 739-3207 national ranking. in 24 games last year, led the team in block (Assistants) Bnan Balk 739-3207 " We have a strong nucleus of (10) 6.2 Mike DIChiara 739-3207 ed shots and averaged ppg. Jim Gemma 739-3207 sophomore players this year who saw a lot The Lady Rebs, however, will miss their . . (Secretary) of action as freshmen, " said Strike-Bolla. St rength & Cond1t1oning Coach Rosa Guzman 739-3207 co-captains from a year ago. Ticket Office ...... · · · · · · · · · · Tim Wilson 739-3144 " We are a young team and we also have Leading scorer Penny Welsh (19.9 ppg) ••••• 0 0 •• • 0 0 ••• 0 •• Le Riggle 739-3678 four new players, but it's deceiving because and four-year starter Sonia Lykes will leave Trainers (Accountant) Debbie McMahon 739-3678 we do have experience." a void that the rest of the team must fill . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· ..... (Head) Jerry Koloskie 739-3380 That's a combination that the coaching (Assistants) Peanuts Boyer 739-3380 Welsh played in all but two games and shot Scott Reynolds 739-3380 duo, who are married to each other, are 53% from the floor and 86% from the line. counting on to propel the Lady Rebels to Lykes started in 20 games and shot an Executive Dir. of Athletic o:J~LETIC DEVELOPMENT even a better season in 1983-84. Back at amazing 60% from the floor. Director of Athletic Devel opment · · · · Fred Albrecht 739-3621 the guards positions are two players who " They (Welsh and Lykes) were the team Coordinator of Special · · · · · · · · D?ug Sanderson Ev:~t~ent 739-3614 turned in stellar performances last year. leaders, " said Strike-Bolla. "They were the Secretary, Scholarship Oft' · · · · · · · · · · · M1ke Toney 739-3621 tireless workers who kept everyone up in ICe · · · · · · · · · · Judy Natividad 739-3614 Senior Rochelle Oliver, a 5-7 senior from Bakersfield, CA, was the second leading practice. Their replacements in those Director of Thom:~~~A~a\~CK ARENA AND SILVER BOWL scorer for the Lady Rebs with a 17.3 aspects won't be determined until we are and Silver Bowl. . . . c enter average. Oliver was the only player to start into the season ." Operations Mgr & ch· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Dennis Finfrock 1 739-3761 all 28 games last year. At the other guard The Lady Rebs will face a more difficult Secretary ... ·...... ef Engineer (T&M) · · Jeff Hightower 739-3761 will be Misty Thomas, a 5-11 sophomore schedule this year. Many of the early · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Lucy Hill 739-3761 from Windsor Ontario, Canada who averag games are at home and much of the travel NCAA Faculty A FACULTY SUPPORT ing is toward the end of the season. The epresentative . ed 12.1 ppg and led the team in assists with · · · · · · · · · · · Dr. R1chard Harp 739-3516 147. coaches wanted this to allow the young Thomas was one of four freshmen who players a chance to 'get their feet wet' Baseball ...... HEAD COACHES saw prominent roles last year, something before the tough opponents on the road . Basketball . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Fred Dallimore 739-3499 that will have to happen again. Some of the games that will test the Lady Secretary · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Jerry Tarkanian 739-3295 Rebs this year include the season opener Basketball (w~;n~n·): : : · · · · · · · · · Annette Fazio 739-3295 " The freshmen will have to play for us," · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Sheila Strike-Bolla & said Bolla. "They will have the opportuni against Cal Berkeley; Houston on Dec. 8; Cross Country (Men and Women) Jim Bolla 739-3151 ty to play in situations, which will keep some Arizona State in the Budweiser Round Football . . · · · · · · AI McDaniels 739-3256 of the pressure off them. It will be a learn Robin Tournament in January; LSU and Secretarie~ · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Harvey Hyde 739-3400 .. . · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Carmen Smith ing experience for them ." Louisiana Tech in back-to-back road games " We have four freshmen this year," add Jan. 26 and 28; BYU in February; and the Golf ...... • ...... Lynn Brewer ' 739-340v Alaska Tournament featuring Texas and Soccer ...... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Michael Drakulich 739-3483 ed Strike-Bolla. " All four have the caliber Swimming (Men & Wom~~ j .' .' .' .' .'. ·.· .·. ·. ·. ·. ·. ·. Barry Barto 739-3483 to play and we're hoping to have at least Florida State. Jim Reitz 739-3636 two contribute this season." Tennis...... (Diving) Gary Boyd 739·3636 Track (Women) . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . T.B.A. fleturning forwards are senior Lori Arent and sophomore Donya Monroe. Arent, a Wrestilng ... .•. : : : : : : · · · · · · · · AI McDaniels 739-3256 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Mark Churella 739-3762 2 3 SHEILA STRIKE-BOLLA CO-HEAD COACH JIM BOLLA CO-HEAD COACH
Sheila Strike-Bolla begins her fourth Jim Bolla begins his third year with season with the Lady Rebel basketball the Lady Rebels, his first as Co-Head team. This is the first season that she Coach. He had been assistant coach is 'sharing, with her husband Jim Bolla, his first two years at UNLV and was the head coaching duties. Strike-Bolla promoted for the 1983-84 season. is 49-32 in her three seasons as head Before coming to UNLV, Bolla spent coach, with last year her best, as the three years as a graduate assistant for team finished with a 24-4 record. the University of Pitts,burgh 's men's Although the Lady Rebels were basketball team under present Run unranked last year, Strike-Bolla is nin' Rebel Assistant Coach Tim looking for a national ranking this Grgurich. While with Pitt, Bolla was the season as the Lady Rebels will return rebounding specialist for the Pantliers, most of last year's team. With the which finished third in the nation in re 1983-84 team being so young, there bounding in 1980. After that, Bolla to have the potential for nat' • are only three seniors, UNLV seems became a full-time assistant coach for to come. lana 1pr~mmence not only this season, but in seasons the Pitt women 's team. As a professional player, Bolla spent one s~ason with the Cannon team in Before coming to the Lad R b at the University of Ore : . e els, she was an assistant for two seasons Venice, Italy and later was a member of a team of American professionals, who 0 1 Delta High School in De~tanB ~ .0 ~ t~ that, s.he coached the girl's varsity at North toured South America. As an undergraduate at Pitt, Bolla played center on two sity in Burnaby, British C~~~~~ia. olumbla and the JV at Simon Fraser Univer- Panther post-season tournament te~ms . In 1974, he was an important member of the team that made it to the final eight in the NCAA Tournament, only to As a player, Strike-Bolla was on th C . as an undergraduate traver e anadlan Olympic Team for four seasons lose to David Thompson-led North Carolina State. In 1975, Bolla was captain of the finest players 'in the :g :r~S: four cont.inents and competing with some of the squad to make the NIT field. He was also a high school All-America while the World Student Games . oMr · e played m the 1976 Montreal Olympics, playing for Pittsburgh's Canevin High, the 1969 Pennsylvania state champions. m oscow the Pan A G . . World Championships in Cali Colu '. . m ames m Mex1co, and the Laurentian University when it ~bla . Stnk~-Bolla wa~ also a key player for 1974. won e Canad1an Colleg1ate Championship in ~trik~·Bolla received her B.A. de . Un~vers1ty in 1975 and she earned gree from. Laure~t1an (Sudbury, Ontario) University of Oregon. her M.S. In Phys1cal Education from the
SHEILA STRIKE-BOLLA'S CAREER RECORD YEAR _ WON-LOSS 1980 PCT. 81 12 1981-82 "12 .500 13 16 1982-83 " .448 24- 4 TOTALS .857 49-32 .605
4 5 DAN .PENCE ASSISTANT COACH UNLV ENTERS PCAA CONFERENCE
Dan Pence begins his third season The UNLV Lady Rebels will par Rothermel was a driving force for at UNLV as an assistant coach for the Lady Rebels. His primary responsibili ticipate in the PCAA Conference this league," said Strike-Bolla. " It ty is scouting talent across the coun for the first time ever this season . presents a great opportunity for try and recruiting players to attend Along with UNLV, California-Irvine our women's program to be UNLV. The Lady Rebel basketball pro and California-Santa Barbara will associated with a fine conference gram recruits on a national level with be members in the conference. as the PCAA.'' Pence spending much of his time in UNLV, Irvine, and Santa Barbara Therefore, with the ladies being the East and South, in addition to will play a home and home series in the same conference as the traveling around the rest of the with each other with the PCAA men , it could lead to more country. playoffs scheduled for March 4-6. doubleheader possibilities in the As a player, Pence was All-City, All In November of 1983, meetings future. In the upcoming 1983-84 State, and Honorable Mention All will take place to expand the con season, there are approximately America at Phoenix (AZ) Central High ference for the 1984-85 season . five doubleheaders scheduled. School. He went on to play in college Teams considering entry into the Overall, being associated with a for both USC and the University of Arizona. conference include: Utah State, conference has many advantages. Pence received his B.A. degree in History from the University of Arizona in Cal State-Long Beach, Cal State The idea of winning a conference 1969 and earned his M.A. in Sociology from UNLV in 1981 . Fullerton, Fresno State, San Jose gives a team momentum when State and Pacific. gearing up for post-season play. In The first major step for the con the past, the Lady Rebels were a ference will involve a playoff major independent, where after PENNY WELSH STUDENT ASSIST ANT system. The goal involved is ob seasons end, the program is at the viously the winner of the con mercy of the NCAA selection Penny joins the Lady Rebel ference receiving an automatic committee. coaching staff after a successful play NCAA playoff berth. " Dr. (Brad) ing career. A senior history major at UNLV, Penny will go on to pursue a Master's degree in History. She played two seasons (79-80, 80-81) at the University of Pittsburgh where she earned freshman MVP honors. At Pitt, her sophomore season , she made the National Women 's Invitational Tournament All America team. Her last two years were spent at UNLV (81-82, 82-83) where she en joyed two great seasons. She is cur rently the Lady Rebel's number three all-time scorer (994 points - 18.4 ppg) behind Kathie Calloway and Debra Waddy. Her high game at UNLV came last year against the University of Mississippi when she canned 38 points. 7 6 THE BERT LEAVITT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP THE PLAYERS A donation in the name of Bert Leavitt was made in the Spring of 1983 to an endowment fund for women 's basketball at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. An annual scholarship, the Bert Leavitt Memorial Scholarship, will be presented pripr to the beginning of each season by Mrs. Joyce Leavitt to a member of the women's basketball team who meets the following criteria: 1983-84 UNL V LADY REBELS ROSTER 1) The recipient must be in either her junior or senior year of eligibility at the ttme of the scholarship; 2) The recipient must have an overall GPA of 3.0 for her college Cqreer; 3) The recipient will be chosen by the head coach (Mrs. No. Name POS HGT CL Hometown/High School/Coach Joyce Leayitt reserves the right to amend this item at her discretion); 4) In the 24 Kathy Acor• F 5-10 JR Las Vegas/Chaparral/Jean Brooks ev~nt that nP, female basketball players meets all of the above-mentioned criteria 30 Lori Arent• F/C 6-1 SA Pittsburgh, PA/Mt. Alvernia/ in any given year, thE! award will be presented at the discretion of the head De Porucznik coach. 3 Charlotte Blair G 5-9 FA Birmingham, AUG.W. Carver/W. Mitchell Th~ recipient of the Bert Leavitt Memorial Scholarship shall receive monies 11 Angela Christian F 6-2 FA Lynwood, CA/LynwoodNan Girard from mterest earned on the Bert Leavitt endowment up to the amount specified 25 Paula Clear•• F 5-11 SA Covina, CA/Northview/Jim Pashone by N.CAA as ailowable over and above her basketball scholarship. Remaining 5 Val Gaines G 5-31/2 JR Las Vegas/EidoradoNonda Quinn montes that represent the balance of interest earned on the Bert Leavitt en 14 Tara Garlepp• c 6-5 so Poughquag, NY/Arlington/Mrs. K. Cole dowment shall be transferred into the women's basketball scholarship account. 12 Stacy Green· c 6-4 so Farmington Hills, MI/Farmington/ The Be~ Leav!tt Memorial Scholarship recipient shall receive, in addition to Bob Lekovisk scholarshtp momes, a small plaque to be provided through funds accrued from 10 Kathy LaVern F 6-1 so Seattle, WA/Roosevelt/Mike Dowd the endowment. 44 Donya Monroe· C/F 6-2 so Tacoma, WA/Ciover Park/James Angelel The interest earned on the first quarter, ending June 30, 1983, shall be used 21 Rochelle Oliver• G 5-7 SA Bakersfield, CA/Bakersfield/Pat Shiloh to purchase a large trophy, upon which names of successive recipients shall 22 Lynn Sherow F 5-10 FA Ontario, CA/Morningside/Frank Scott be added, to be displayed in the Thomas and Mack Center. 55 Jackie Tefft* c 6-4 so Tucson , AZ/Cholla/Pat Void 4 Misty Thomas• G 5-11 so Windsor, Ont. Canada/Vincent Massey/ Wayne Curtain MEDIA INFORMATION •denotes number of letters won CO-HEAD COACH: Sheila Strike-Bolla, Laurentian 7 5 All requests tor press and ~hoto passes should be made either by tetter or CO-HEAD COACH: Jim Bolla, Pittsburgh, '75 tel~phone at least. one week tn advance of the game. Visiting media are re ASSISTANT COACH : Dan Pence, Arizona, '69 ~Utred . to make the.tr requests through their Sports Information Director. Creden STUDENT ASSISTANT: Penny Welsh ttals wtll not be mat led. Credentials may be picked up the day before each game at the UNLV Sports Information Office or at the Will Call window the day of the game. Thr~e phones on a first come-first served basis will be available after each NUMERICAL ROSTER game tn the UNLV Sports Information Office. Also phones can be used at the Thomas & Mack Center following the game. 3 Charlotte Blair 12 Stacy Green 25 Paula Clear . Complete game statistics are provided at each Lady Rebel home game They 4 Misty Thomas 14 Tara Garlepp 30 Lori Arent tnclude team and individual stats, as well as half-time statistics. · 5 Val Gaines 21 Rochelle Oliver 44 Donya Monroe 10 Kathy LaVern 22 Lynn Sherow 55 Jackie Tefft UNLV LOCKER ROOM POLICY 11 Angela Christian , Lady Rebel post-game policies confirm to NCAA efforts to assist news media tn coverage of Lady Re~el B~sketball for the 1983-84 season . -Co-He~d Coache~ Shetla Stnke-Bolla and Jim Bolla and staff will be available for intervtews 10 mm~t.es a~er they have entered the locker room . -No cameras or televtston wtll.be permitted in the dressing areas at the Thomas & Mack ~enter . Po.st-game pictures and TV interviews will be allowed at an area provtded outstde the locker rooms. -Parents and official visitors will be admitted approximately 20 minutes after the team enters the locker room or upon the coaches discretion.
8 a KATHY ACOR 24
JUNIOR FORWARD LAS VEGAS, NV 5-10
Acor missed the entire 1982-83 season due to a knee injury which required surgery . . . according to co-head coach Jim Bolla, " Because of the surgery, we will bring Kathy along at her own pace. She has been on a rehabilitation program and has made good progress, however, she will' have to play with a knee brace." ... Acor played in 23 games and shot .455 from the field in the 1981-82 season ... she attended Chapar ral High School in Las Vegas and led her squad to the Nevada State Championship in 1979 .. . named Las Vegas Sun Athlete of the Week as a sophomore ... also selected all-conference her junior and senior years ... participated in various All-Star games while averaging 12 points and 16 rebounds a contest ... she lettered four years in track and three years in basketball and volleyball . . . majoring in Special Education/Adaptive Physical Education ... born April 7, 1963 ... daughter of Harry and Dorothy Acor.
CAREER TOTALS
YEAR - 1981-82 G-GS FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA PCT RB AVE PF-FO A TOBK S TP AVE 23-1 10-22 .455 0 . 4 .000 34 1.5 21- 0 3 11 3 3 20 0.9
YEAR • 1982-83 DNP - Knee Injury
11 LORIARENT 30
SENIOR FORWARD-CENTER PITTSBURGH, PA 6-1
A transfer from the University of Pittsburgh, Arent will begin her second season with the Lady Rebels ... played in 19 games last year, eight as a starter ... " Lori is a very aggressive player," said co-head coach Jim Bolla. " She's an inside, physical player. She'll score points for you but she's not a stat player; Lori is a role player who does things like keep opponents off the boards. " .. . averaged 4.9 points per game last year ... had a solid 74% average from the free throw line .. . Lori attended Mount Alvernia High School in Pittsburgh where she earned All-Everything ... she scored more than 1, 000 points and pulled down more than 1 ,000 rebounds in her prep career ... Named Western Penn sylvania's Player of the Year in 1980, along with All-Tournament ac claims in every all-star event she played in . . . also lettered four years in basketball ... majoring in Physical Therapy . . . born February 16, 1962 ... daughter of George and Donna Arent.
CAREER TOTALS
YEAR· 1982-83 G-GS FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA PCT RB AVE PF-FO A TOBK S TP AVE 19-8 31 - 73 .425 32 . 43 .744 85 4.5 50- 2 23 27 8 15 94 4.9
13 CHARLOTTE BLAIR 3
FRESHMAN GUARD BIRMINGHAM, AL 5-9
According to co-head coach Sheila Strike-Bolla, "The key word with Charlotte is 'shooting'. Her range is already 20' with a graceful left handed style. Charlotte was the top shooter we recruited; her jump shot and potential to be a super college player made her a very attractive high school player. " .. . as a prepster, she attended George Washington Carver High School and averaged 29 points, 11 rebounds and 9 assists per game her senior year . .. also had a game high 54 points in one contest ... other high school honors include: MVP, High School Player of the Year, All-City, All-State, Player of the Week, and All-Metro .. . majoring in Physical Education .. . born November 16, 1964 . . . daughter of John and Marie Blair.
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15 ANGELA CHRISTIAN 11 I
FRESHMAN FORWARD LYNWOOD, CA 6-2
According to co-head coach Sheila Strike-Bolla, "Angela played center in high school but we see her as a wing here. She will play farther from the basket than she is accustomed to, but she is a lean forward with a very quick first step. We are excited about her potential. " .. . Angela attended Lynwood High School where she averaged 19 points, 16 rebounds and 6 assists her senior year ... lettered four years in basketball, and two years in track and softball . . . honors include: AII- CIF three years, All-League three years . . . named MVP and Athlete of the Year her senior year . .. recipient of the MVP award at the Artesia Classic . .. also USA Army Reserve National Scholar/At~lete Award ... participated in the Carson All-Star Game where she scored 19 points and 13 rebounds ... majoring in Physical Education ... born August 2, 1964 ... daughter of James and Sylvia Christian.
17 PAULA CLEAR 25
SENIOR FORWARD COVINA, CA 5-11
Clear is entering her third year as a Lady Rebel .. . played in 25 games last year with a field goal percentage of .606 .. . "Paula is a role player and adapts to game situations. She is taking along leader ship responsibilities and her greatest asset is she hustles all the time," said Bolla .. . Paula's high game last year was 14 points vs. Southern Methodist University . . . as a prepster, she attended Northview High School and was chosen her school's Athlete of the Year in 1980 .. . also averaged 19 points and 11 rebounds a game .. . Clear also earn ed her team's MVP honors three times .. . lettered three years in soft- ball and basketball and one year in volleyball .. . she att~nded Citrus JC for one season before transferring to UNLV . .. averaged 22 points and 14 rebounds a game while being named the team's MVP and earn ing all-conference .. . majoring in Physical Education . .. born October 12, 1962 ... brother Mark plays for the Boston Red Sox .. . daughter of Gene and Barbara Clear.
CAREER TOTALS
YEAR - 1981 -82 G-GS FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA PCT RB AVE PF-FO A TO BK S TP AVE
29·17 71 -151 .470 71 -109 .651 155 5.3 107-10 39 56 3 20 213 7.3
YEAR • 1982-83 G-GS FGM·FGA PCT FTM-FTA PCT RB AVE PF-FO A TO BK S TP AVE
25- 8 43- 71 .606 19- 31 .613 52 2.1 41 · 0 14 30 0 9105 4.2 TOTALS
54-25 114-222 .514 90.140 .643 207 3.8 148-10 53 86 3 29 318 5.9
19 VAL GAINES 5
JUNIOR GUARD LAS VEGAS, NV 5-3V2
According to co-head coach Jim Bolla, "Val is one of the hardest workers on our conditioning program. She will help strengthen the guard spot behind Misty and Rochelle." . .. a walk-on from Las Vegas, Val attended Eldorado High School . . . lettered four years in basketball, three years in softball and two years in volleyball . . . earned a gold letter her junior year for lettering in three sports: basketball, softball, and volleyball ... voted Most Dedicated and Hustle Awards in b~sket ball and volleyball .. . before transferring to UNLV, Val attended the University of Houston . .. majoring in Business with a minor in Com puter Science ... born November 27, 1962 . .. daughter of Mrs. Norma Gaines.
21 TARA GARLEPP 14
SOPHOMORE CENTER POUGHQUAG, NY 6-5
Garlepp returns for her second season with the Lady Rebels ... averaged 6.2 ppg last year ... "Tara is a very talented person," said Bolla. " Last season was a big learning experience for her and we are counting on her to see a lot of playing time." .. . Tara's high game last year was against Fresno State University when she canned 19 points . . . best rebounding game was 13 vs. Nevada-Reno ... as a prepster, She attended Arlington High School and lettered in five sports .. . (4) track, (3) basketball, (2) cross country, (1) volleyball, (1) softball ... voted Most Athletic for two years ... also named All-County in track and basketball, All American Honorable Mention in basketball ... selected All American High Jumper where she set the school and county record for the high jump ... participated in the Empire State Games and received the Silver medal for basketball and the Bronze medal for the high jump ... majoring in Dance ... born January 12, 1964 .. daughter of Fred and Stacy Garlepp.
CAREER TOTALS
YEAR- 1982-83 G-GS FGM-FGA f'CT FTM-FTA PCT RB AVE PF-FO A TO BK S TP AVE
24-4 65-139 .468 19-28 .679 114 4.8 56- 2 6 28 10 5 149 6.2
23 STACY GREEN 12
SOPHOMORE CENTER FARMINGTON HILLS, Ml 6-4
Appeared in just seven games last season due to an ankle injury which required surgery . .. "We will wait and see how Stacy comes off the surgery," said Bolla. "The opportunity for her to see some play ing time is there." ... Stacy's best game last year was against u.s. International University when she pulled down 10 rebounds ... as a prepster, she attended Farmington High School and earned All-State while averaging 19 points and 15 r~b_ounds _a game ... also averaged 11 blocked shots a contest ... partiCipated tn Michigan's High School All-Star game ... named all-conference in volleyball and softball .. majoring in Social Work ... born February 10, 1964 ... daughter of Patrick and Susan Green.
CAREER TOTALS YeAR • 1982-83 G-GS FGM·FGA PCT FTM-FTA_fCT RB AVE PF-FO A TOBK S TP AVE 7- 0 2-10 .200 3-7 .429 19 2.7 12- 0 3 3 7 1 7 1.0 KATHY. LaVERN 10
SOPHOMORE FORWARD SEATTLE, WA 6-1
A &1 forward/wing from Seattle, WA, Kathy attended Wenatchee JC tor one year while sitting out last year ... "She will play wing; she can shoot the ball from 18' or take the ball inside," said Strike-Bolla. ··.sh~ is an outstanding player, one we feel can step in and play imrnedlatet ly •• Kathy played AAU basketball for the Seattle Seabaskets las ~ason , and gained valuable experience playing against mature player~ 5 KathY attended Roosevelt High School and lettered in basket~a 0 ~~d tra~k · .. district winner in the high jump her sophomore, jun 1. ~ and sen1or year ... winner of the Arco Jesse Owens Award tor the hl9 e ·urnP ... majoring in Liberal Arts ... ambition is to be a tree lane, ]photographer . .. born July 30, 1963 ... daughter of Mrs. Mary Laver · DONY A MONROE 44
SOPHOMORE CENTER-FORWARD TACOMA, WA 6-2
Monroe was part of a strong Lady Rebel freshman class last year who had a good season . .. averaged 10.4 points per game and played in all 28 games, starting in 27 ... had a field goal percentage of .532 ... averaged 8.2 rebounds per game ... " Donya plays inside and is a good rebounder," said Bolla. "She has good touch on the ball and has a lot of talent. She'll get better as she gets older." . . . Donya's best game last year came against West Texas State when she scored 23 points ... high rebound game was 13 vs. Utah State . .. led the Lady Rebels in rebounds last year with 229 ... at Clover Park High School, Donya earned All-America honors from the prestigious Street & Smith's and Parade magazines ... a three year letter winner, she led her team to the 1982 Washington State Crown and was named MVP in the state tourney ... recipient of the Kiwanis Sportsmanship Award .. . majoring in Business ... born June 21, 1964 . . . daughter of James and Charlyne Monroe.
CAREER TOTALS
YEAR • 1982-83 G-GS FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA PCT RB AVE PF-FO A TO BK S TP AVE
28-27 126-237 .532 39- 62 .629 229 8.2 70- 3 33 61 8 19 291 10.4
29 ROCHELLE OLIVER 21
SENIOR GUARD BAKERSFIELD, CA 5-7
Oliver started and played in all 28 games last year .. . is 12th on the UNLV scoring list (485 points) after just one season . .. second leading scorer last year with a 17.3 ppg average . .. finished with a .541 field-goal percentage .. . " We 'll be expecting the same from Rochelle this year as last year," said Bolla. "She's a very talented player -she's worth the price of admission ." ... Rochelle's best game last year was a 29 point performance vs. Nebraska . .. she was second in assists with 144 and led the team with 85 steals last year ... Oliver attended Santa Monica Junior College and was a two time JUCO All America and was rated one of the top JC guards in America ... major ing in Recreation ... born July 29, 1962 .. . daughter of Mrs. Jerry Oliver.
CAREER TOTALS
YEAR • 1982-83 G-GS FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA PCT RB AVE PF-FO A TO BK S TP AVE
28-28 200-370 .541 85-1 24 .685 164 5.9 70- 2 144124 3 85 485 17.3
31 LYNN SHEROW 22
FRESHMAN GUARD ONTARIO, CA 5-10
According to co-head coach Sheila Strike-Bolla, "Lynn is another player who must learn a new position. Always the tallest on h~r team, she is projected to play at guard for us and she has to become familiar with playing away from the hoop. Lynn looks forward to developing h~r ball handling skills and increasing the range of her shot. She is prob ably the most gifted athlete of those we have signed; she is a great leaper and possesses good speed and quickness. Once Lynn makes the transition to guard, she should be a very exciting addition to our squad." ... attended Morningside High School where she lettered in four sports: basketball (4), volleyball (3), track and softq~ll (2) ... her honors include: All League for four years, AII-CIF for three years ... honored with the award of CIF Player of the Year ... majoring in Sociology . . . born November 2, 1965 ... brother Dermis plays for the Oakland A's ... daughter of Travis and lnetter Sherow.
33 JACKIE TEFFT 55
SOPHOMORE CENTER TUCSON,AZ 6-4
Tefft appeared in 23 games last year ... had a field goal percentage of .563 . .. " Last year was a big adjustment year for Jackie," said Bolla. " She still h~s a lot to learn, however, she works very hard and the amount of playing time is dependent on her. " .. . Tefft's high game last year was seven points vs. West Texas State University . . . as a prepster, she attended Cholla High School and earned All-Metro Con- ference honors as well as being named her squad's MVP .. . also averaged 19 points and 13 rebounds a game as a prep ... lettered four years in basketball and volleyball .. . majoring in Education ... born December 9, 1963 . . . daughter of Gerold and Kay Tefft.
CAREER TOTALS
YEAR - 1982-83 G-GS FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA PCT RB AVE PF-FO A TO BK S TP AVE
23-0 18-32 .563 18-26 .692 43 1.9 29- 0 2 8 1 4 54 2.3
35 MISTY THOMAS 4
SOPHOMORE GUARD WINDSOR, ONTARIO, CANADA 5-11
Thomas averaged 12.1 ppg last year as a freshman . . . named Freshmen All American Second Team last season by Women's Basket ball Yearbook ... played in all 28 games, starting in 19 ... had an excellent . 789 free throw percentage ... shot an even 50% from the floor ... "Misty's a leader on 1he floor," said Bolla. " She directs the team, is a strong ballhandler, and is a good scorer. She is capable of being the team's high scorer. " ... Misty's best game last year came against the University of Mississippi when she canned 24 points . . . led the team with 14 7 assists and second with 65 steals last year ... as a prepster at Vincent Massey Secondary School, she was a four time All-City selection and was chosen Provencial All-Star (equivalent to All-America honors in the U.S.) ... Also a recipient of the Arcanum Award, given to the student in her city who best combines athletic skill and academic achievement ... Thomas attended tryouts for the Cana dian Olympic Team this summer . .. also will try out next summer with hopes to qualify in the 1984 Olympics . . . Her father Paul is the basket ball coach at the University of Windsor and was the youngest person to coach the Canadian Olympic team in 1952 ... majoring in Physical Education ... born July 1, 1964 ... daughter of Paul and Barbara Thomas.
CAREER TOTALS
YEAR - 1982-83 G-GS FGM·FGA PCT FTM·FT A PCT RB AVE PF-FO A TO BK S TP AVE
28-19 132-264 .500 75-95 .789 175 6.3 78- 2 147128 7 65 339 12.1
37 1982-83 UNLV Lady Rebel 1982-83 LADY REBEL STATISTICS Basketball Stat Highs {28 games) Player Most Points Most Rebounds Misty Thomas 24 vs. U. Mississippi 12 vs. USIU Sonia lykes 23 vs. WSU 4 vs. USIU 1'-<0 Stacy Green 4 vs. Texas A&M 10 vs. USIU C') q- C\1 0) C') w 0) ~ C'! ~ Tara Garlepp 19 vs. Fresno State 13 vs. UNA > ai r...: C\i ci C\1 <0 ~ ~ C\i C\i c( .,.... ~~ Rochelle Oliver 29 vs. U. of Nebraska 12 vs. UC Berkeley 100 0) Valerie Juicik 8 vs. West Texas St. 7 vs. USIU ...... 10 0) .,.... 10 0) 10 ' E 0) Team Highs and Lows E c( 0) as C\1 ' 38 39 1982-83 GAME RESULTS UNLV Opponents OPPTop UNL V Scorer Top UNLV Rebounder 77 FRESNO ST. 60 Garlepp, 19 Garlepp, Welsh , 8 96 Nevada-Reno 55 Oliver, 22 Garlepp, Welsh, 13 66 Cal State-Fullerton 75 Welsh , 18 Welsh, Monroe,6 62 Cal Poly-Pomona 76 Welsh , 15 Monroe, 10 87 U.S. INTNATL. UNIV. 43 Oliver, 22 Thomas, Monroe, 12 96 IDAHO STATE 61 Welsh , 24 Oliver, Thomas, Monroe, 8 86 TEXAS A&M UNIV. 62 Welsh, 20 Monroe, 11 62 Arizona State 83 Lykes, 14 Monroe, 10 69 Stanford Univ. 68 Oliver, 25 Garlepp, 8 70 UC-Berkeley 61 Oliver, 24 Oliver, 12 87 UNIV. OF HAWAII 69 Welsh , Lykes, 22 Oliver, 10 104 'W. TEXAS ST. UNIV. 64 Monroe, 23 Welsh, 16 88 ' NM ST. UNIV. 54 Oliver, 17 Welsh, Thomas, Monroe, 9 93 ' WASH. ST. UNIV. 65 Oliver, 24 Oliver, 10 85 CAMERON UNIV. 56 Lykes, 21 Thomas, 12 72 OKLAHOMA BAPT. U. 58 Welsh , Monroe, 18 Monroe, 9 77 Creighton Univ. (OT) 72 Oliver, 19 Welsh, Monroe, 10 94 U. of Neb., Lincoln 86 Oliver, 29 Monroe, 11 59 U. of Neb., Omaha 56 Oliver, 16 Garlepp, Welsh, 8 58 LOUISIANA TECH . 79 Oliver, 19 Oliver, 9 77 #UNIV. OF SAN DIEGO 59 Welsh, 23 Welsh, 8 93 #UNIV. OF MISS. 86 Welsh, 38 Monroe, 10 91 N. Arizona Univ. 63 Welsh, 27 Arent 8 99 UTAH STATE 77 Welsh, 34 Monroe, 13 86 FLORIDA INTL. UNIV. 75 Welsh, 27 Arent, 11 89 S. METHODIST UNIV. 45 Oliver, 18 Garlepp, 10 102 N. ARIZONA UNIV. 40 Welsh, 30 Oliver, Garlepp, 10 91 OKLAHOMA CITY U. 62 Welsh, 30 Monroe, 12 • Las Vegas Budweiser Classic #7-UP Desert Classic HOME GAMES IN ALL r"";APS 40 UC BERKELEY STANFORD UNIVERSITY November 26, 1983 December 4, 1983 Location: Berkeley, California Location: Palo Alto, California Nickname: Golden Bears Nickname: Cardinals Colors: Blue and Gold Colors: Cardinal and White Enrollment: 30,400 Enrollment: 12,866 Conference: NPAC Conference WCAA President: Ira Michael Heyman President: Dr. Donald Kennedy Head Coach: Dr. Gooch Foster (80-48, 5th year; 164-88, 1Oth yr.) Head Coach: Dotty McCrea (114-84, 8th yr; 120-90, 9th yr.) Sports Information Director: Chris Dawson Sports Information Director: Stephen Raczynski Office Phone: (415) 642-9410 Office Phone: (415) 497-4418 Home Court: Harmon Gym (6,600) Home Court: Maples Pavillion (7,632) 1982-83 Record: 17-12 1982-83 Record: 19-16 1982-83 Conference Record: 12-2 1982-83 Conference Record: 5-9 UC SANTA BARBARA UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON November 30, 1983; January 14, 1984 at Santa Barbbara, CA December 8, 1983 Location: Santa Barbara, California Location: Houston, Texas Nickname: Gauchos Nickname: Cougars Colors: Blue and Gold Colors: Red and White Enrollment: 14,400 Enrollment: 33,000 Conference: PCAA Conference: Southwest Chancellor: Robert A. Huttenback President: Dr. Charles Bishop Head Coach: Darla Wilson (first year) Head Coach: Dot Woodfin (138-83, 8th year) Women 's basketball SID: Sharon Latour Sports Information Director: Frank Schultz Office Phone: (805) 961-3428 Office Phone: (713) 7 49-7642 Home Court: Robertson Gym (3,700) Home Court: Hofheinz Pavilion (10,060) 1982-83 Record: 7-23 1982-83 Record: 17-11 BAYLOR UNIVERSITY SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY December 1 , 1983 December 10, 1983 Location: Waco, Texas Location: San Jose, California Nickname: Bears Nickname: Spartans Colors: Green and Gold Colors: Royal blue, gold & white Enrollment: 9,500 Enrollment: 24,000 Conference: Southwest Conference: PCAA, NCAA (1) President: Dr. Herbert H. Reynolds President: Dr. Gail Fullerton Head Coach: Pam Davis (65-60, 5th year) Head Coach: Sharon Chatman (119-67, 8th year) Sports Information Director: Max Parrish Sports Information Director: Lawrence Fan Office Phone: (817) 754-4648 Office Phone: (408) 277-3296 Home Court: Heart of Texas Coliseum (9,200) Home Court: Spartan Gym, Civic Auditorium (2,700) 1982-83 Record: 16-14 1982-83 Record: 17-9 42 43 DRAKE UNIVERSITY -BUDWEISER ROUND ROBIN TOURNAMENT- December 29, 1983 January 5, 6 and 7, 1984 Location: Des Moines, Iowa Nickname: Bulldogs UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS Colors: Blue & White Location: Fayetteville, Arkansas Enrollment: 5,300 Nickname: Razorbacks Conference: Missouri Valley Colors: Cardinal and White President: Dr. Wilbur C. Miller . Enrollment: 14,600 Head Coach: Carole Baumgarten (190-78, 1Oth year) . Conference: Southwest Sports Information Director: Tom Kroeschell President: Dr. James Martin Office Phone: (515) 271-3647 Head Coach: Matilda Will is ( 47-1~ ; 3rd year) Sports Information Director: Rick Schaeffer Home Court: Drake Fieldhouse Office Phone: (501 } 575-2751 1982-83 Record: 20-8 Home Court: Barnhill Arena (9,000) 1982-83 Record: 21 -8 TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY 1982-83 Conference Record: 6-2 December 31 , 1983 Location: Lubbock, Texas UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO Nickname: Red Raiders Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico Colors: Scarlet and Black Enrollment: 23,000 Nickname: Lobos Conference: Southwest Colors: Cherry and Silver President: Dr. Lauro Cavazos Enrollment: 21 ,829 Head Coach: Marsha Sharp (22-9, 2nd year) Conference: WAC Women 's Basketball SID: Dana Olmstead President: Dr. William Davis Office Phone: (806) 742-2770 Head Coach: Doug Hoselton (36-49; 4th year) Home Court: Lubbock Municipal Coliseum (1 0,000} Sports Information Director: John Keith 1982-83 Record: 22-9 Office Phone: (505) 277-2026 1982-83 Conference Record: 6-2 Home Court: " The Pit" (18, 100) 1 1982-83 Record: 14-1 0 .-BUDWEISER ROUND ROBIN TOURNAMENT- Conference Record: 4-6 (H igh Country) January 5, 6 and 7, 1984 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Location: Eugene, Oregon Location: Tempe, Arizona Nickname: Ducks Nickname: Sun Devils Colors: Emerald Green, Lemon Yellow Colors: Maroon and Gold Enrollment: 17,000 Enrollment: 38,590 Conference: NOR PAC Conference: WCAA President: Paul Olum President: Dr. J . Russell Nelson Head Coach: Juliene Simpson (81-38, 5th year) Head Coach: Elwyn Heiny (133-47, 8th year) Sports Information Director: Paul Jensen Sports Information Director: Steve Hellyer Office Phone: (602) 965-6592 Office Phone: (503) 686-5494 Home Court: University Acitivity Center (14,287) Home Court: McArthur Court (1 0,000) 1982-83 Record: 23-7 1982-83 Record: 15-14 1982-83 Conference Record: 9-5 1982-83 Conference Record: 8-4 44 45 BUDWEISER ROUND ROBIN TOURNAMENT BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY January 5, 6 and 7, 1984 January 20, 1984 at Las Vegas; February 10, 1984 at Provo CAL POLY POMONA Location: Provo, Utah Nickname: Cougars Location: Pomona, California Nickname: Broncos Colors: Blue and White Colors: Green and Gold Enrollment: 25 ,000 Enrollment: 16,500 Conference: WAC Conference: CCAA President: Jeffrey Holland President: Dr. Hugh 0 . LaBounty, Jr. Head Coach: Courtney Lieshman Head Coach: Darlene May (234-61, 1Oth year) Sports Information Director: Dave Schulthess Sports Information Director: Brent Shyer Office Phone: (801) 378-2096 Office Phone: (714) 598-4614 Home Court: Marriott Center (22, 700) Home Court: Poly Pavilion (600) 1982-83 Record: 17-8 1982-83 Record 29-3 1982-83 Conference Record: 11-0 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO January 12, 1984 January 21 , 1984 Location: Boulder, Colorado Location: Salt Lake City, Utah Nickname: Buffaloes Nickname: Utes Colors: Silver and Gold Colors: Crimson and White Enrollment: 21 ,000 Enrollment: 22,000 Conference; Big Eight Conference: WAC President: Arnold Weber President: Dr. David P. Gardener Head Coach: Ceal Barry (1st season; 83-42, 5th year) Head Coach: Elaine Elliott (1st year) Sports Information Director: John Clagett Sports Information Director: Bruce Woodbury Office Phone: (303) 492-5626 Office Phone: (801) 581-3510 Home Court: Events Conference Center (11 , 199) 1982-83 Record: 21-8 Home Court: Special Events Center (15,000) 1982-83 Conference Record: 7-5 1982-83 Record: 22-7 AT FRESNO STATE UNIVERSITY AT LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY January 16, 1984 Location: Fresno, California January 26, 1984 Nickname: Bulldogs Location: Baton Rouge, Louisiana Colors: Cardinal and Blue Nickname: Fighting Tigers Enrollment: 16,600 Colors: Purple and Gold Conference: NOR PAC Enrollment: 27,689 President: Dr. Harold Haak Conference: Southeastern Head Coach: Bob Spencer (23-29, 3rd year; 403-133, 18th year) Chancellor: James H. Wharton Sports Information Head Coach: Sue Gunter (20-7, 2nd year; 288-95, 18th year) Director: Tom Kane Sports Information Director: Snookie Newman Office Phone: (209) 294-2509 Office Phone: (504) 388-8226 Home Court: Women's Gym (600) Home Court: Assembly Center (14,326) 1982-83 Record: 15-12 1982-83 Record: 20-7 1982-83 Conference Record: 6-8 46 47 Ar LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY ..------7-UP DESERT CLASSIC-----. January 28, 1984 February 3, 4, 1983 Location: Ruston , Louisiana Nickname: Lady Techsters NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY Colors: Blue and Red Enrollment: 10,993 Location: Las Cruces, New Mexico Nickname: Aggies Conference: Independent Colors: Crimson and White President: Dr. F. Jay Taylor Enrollment: 14,912 Co-Head Coach: Sonja Hogg (248-48 , 1Oth year); Conference: PCAA Co-Head Coach: Leon Barmore (31-2, 2nd year) Sports Information Director: Keith Prince President: Gerald W. Thomas Head Coach: Patrick Knapp (1st year) Office Phone: (318) 257-3144 Sports Information Director: Pete Kynion Home Court: Thomas Assembly Center (8,000) Office Phone: (505) 646-3929 1982-83 Record : 31 -2 Home Cot~rt: Pan American Center {13,222) 1982-83 Record: 11-15 ----7-UP DESERT CLASSIC----. February 3, 4, 1984 at Las Vegas; February 18, 1984 at Irvine AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY February 11 , 1984 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-IRVINE Location: Logan, Utah Location: Irvine, California Nickname: Aggies Nickname: Anteaters Colors: Navy Blue and White Colors: Blue and Gold Enrollment: 10 ,500 Enrollment: 10,000 Conference: PCAA Conference: PCAA President: Dr. Stanfors Cazier President: Daniel G. Aldrich, Jr. Head Coach: Karen Logan {3-22, 2nd year) Head Coach: Dean Andrea (62-75, 6th year) Sports Information Director: Tim Mansell Sports Information Director: Bob Olson Office Phone: (801) 750-2066 Office Phone: (714) 856-5814 Home Court: Capacity (1 0,200) Home Court: Crawford Hall (1 ,459) 1982-83 Record: 3-22 1982-83 Record: 14-14 AT UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY February 17, 1984 Location: Washington, D.C. Location: San Diego, California Nickname: Colonials Nickname: Toreros Colors: Buff and Blue Colors: Blue, White Enrollment: 12,646 Enrollment: 3,000 Conference: EAA, CCC Conference: WCAC President: Dr. Lloyd H. Elliot President: Dr. Author E. Hughes Head Coach: Denise Fiore Head Coach: Kathy Marpe (25-63, 4th year) Sports Information Director: Rhea Farberman Sports Information Director: Ted Gosen Office Phone: (202) 676-6654 Office Phone: (619) 291-6480 Home Court: Charles E. Smith Center (5,000) Home Court: USD Sports Center (2,500) 1982-83 Record: 9-17 1982-83 Record: 8-18 49 48 ~-----ALASKA TOURNAMENT ------~ ~-----ALASKA TOURNAMENT------~ February 24, 25 , 26, 1984 February 24, 25 , 26, 1984 Location: Anchorage, Alaska UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO Location: Anchorage, Alaska Location: Moscow, Idaho Nickname: Seawolves Nickname: Vandals Colors: Green and Gold Colors: Silver and Gold Enrollment: 4,000 Enrollment: 8,869 . Conference: NCAA (II) Conference: Big Sky Chancellor: Dr. David Outcalt President: Richard D. Gibb Head Coach: Linda Bruns (39-80, 5th year) Head Coach : Pat Debratz Sports Information Director: Tim McDiffett Sports Information Director: Dave Kellogg Office Phone: (907) 263-1295 Office Phone: (208) 885-7065 Home Court: Sports Center (2,000); Sullivan Arena (8,000) Home Court: Kibbie Dome (1 0,000) 1982-83 Record: 12-11 1982-83 Record: 18-10 CHEYNEY STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Location: Cheyney, Pennsylvania Location: Coral Gables, Florida Nickname: Wolves · Nickname: Hurricanes Colors: Royal Blue and White Colors: Orange, Green and White Enrollment: 2,500 Enrollment: 19,000 Conference: NCAA, ECAC, PSCAC Conference:. lndependent President: Dr. Wade Wi lson President: Edward Thaddeus Foote II Head Coach: TBA Head Coach: Lin Dunn (85-67, 5th year; 128-91 , 13th year) Sports Information Director: TBA Sports Information Director: Ron Steiner Office Phone: (215) 399-2000 Office Phone: (305) 284-3244 Home Court: Cope Hall (3,000) Home Court: Lance Center (500) 1982-83 Record: 27-3 1982-83 Record: 14-13 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY Location: Tallahassee, Florida Nickname: Seminoles Location: Malibu,. California Colors: Garnet and Gold Nickname: Waves Enrollment: 22,000 Colors: Blue and Orange conference: Independent, Metro (I) Enrollment: 2,700 President: Dr. Bernard F. Sliger Conference: Independent Head Coach: Janice Dykehouse (79-53, 5th year) President: Dr. Howard White Sports Information Director: Mark Carlson Head Coach: Ron Fortner (1st year) Office Phone: (904) 644-4038 Sports Information Director: Greg Fritz Home Court: Tully <;lYm Office Phone: (213) 456-4333 Home Court: Firestone Fieldhouse (3, 104) 1982-83 Record: 2~-6 1982-83 Metro Conference: 5-1 1982-83 Record: 15-11 51 50 ~-----ALASKA TOURNAMENT------~ February 24, 25, 26, 1984 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Location: Austin, Texas Nickname: Longhorns Colors: Orange and White Enrollment· 44,500 Conference: Southwest • r President: Peter Flawn Head Coach: ~ody Conra~t (228-43), 8th yearj 345-106, ~ 5th year') Sports lnfqrm~tion Director: Cpris Plo~sky Office Phone: (512) f71-7438 Home Court: Erwin Special Events Cepter (16,072) 1982-83 Record: 30-3 NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY March 1, 1984 Location: Flagstaff, Arizona Nickname: Lady Lumberjacks Colors: Blue and Gold Enrollment: 12,800 Conference: Big Sky President: Dr. Eugene M. Hughes Head Coach : Dave Brown (1st year) Sports Information Director: Wiley Smith Office Phone: (602) 523-5353 Home Court: Skydome (15,300) 1982-83 Record: 9-13 SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY March 3, 1984 Loc~tion : Dallas, Texas N i cknarn~ : Lady Mustangs Colors: Re<;i , White and Blue Enrollment; 8,815 Conference: Southwest President: Dr. L. Donald Shields Head Coach: Welton Brown (98-92; 8th year) Sports Information Director: Bob Condron Office Phone: (214) 692-2846 Home Court: Moody Coliseum (9,300) 1982-83 Record: 14-14 ALL-TIME LADY REBEL RECORDS Team Season Records Most Games Played, 32 (75-76) Most Wins, 27 (75-76) Most Losses, 16 (81-82) GAME Fewest Wins 8 (74-75) Fewest Losses, 2 (77-78) Points - 44, Teresa Willis vs. Utah St. Univ. 12-16-78 Best Win-Loss Percentage, .920 (77-78) (23-2) Field Goals - 18, Debra Waddy vs. Chico St. 1-2-76 Most Home Wins, 21 (78-79) Most Home Losses, 8 (80-81) Field Goals Attempted - 36, Tina Glover vs. Brigham Young 2-27-79 Fewest Home Wins, 6 (74-75) Free ThrOY!S - 14, Belinda Ch andler vs. Drake Univ. 1-5-78 Fewest Home Losses, 0 (75-76, 76-77, 77-78, 78-79) Best Home Win-Loss Percentage, 1.000 (21-0, 78-79) Free Throws Attempted- 24, Teresa Willis vs. Cal-Poly, Pom. 1-13-79 (12-0 , 77-78) ; (14-0, 75-76); (8-0, 76-77) Assists - 14, Sonia Lykes vs. Cameron Univ. 1-8-.81 Most Road Wins, 9 (75-76) Most Road Losses, 4 (78-79, 80-81) Rebounds- 26, Kathfe Calloway vs. LSU 1-16-81 Fewest Road Wins, 2 (74-75, 78-79, 80-81) Fewest Road Losses, 0 (77-78) Best Road Win-Loss Percentage, 1.000 (6-0, 77-78) SEASON Most Wins on Neutral Court, 3 (75-76); (77-78) Most Losses on Neutral Court, 5 (75-76) Points - 766, Debra Waddy 1975-76 Fewest Wins on Neutral Court, 1 (78-79) Field Goals - 332, Debra Waddy 1975-76 Best Win-Loss Percentage on Neutral Court, .600 (3·2, 77-78) Most Points, 2941 (76-77) Field Goals Attempted - 642, Debra Waddy 1975-76 Highest Scoring Average, 94.6 (77-78) Free Throws - 194, Teresa Willis 1978-79 Most Field Goals Attempted, 2948 (75-76) Most Field Goals Made, 1254 (75-76) Free Throws Attempted- 304 Teresa Willis 1978-79 Highest Field Goal Percentage, .529 (973-1841 , 82-83) Most Free Throws Attempted, 928 (78-79) Assists - 1J4, Sheila Powell 1975-76 Most Free Throws Made, 565 (78-79) Rebounds - 431, Janice Fuller 1975-76 Highest Free Throw Percentage, .711 (369-519, 82·83) Most Rebounds, 2237 (75-76) Games Played - 31, Janice Fuller, Donna Wick, Sheila Powell1975-76 Highest Rebound Average, 69.9 (75-76) Personal Fouls : 109, Paula Odonha 1978-79 Most Personal Fouls, 674 (78-79) Most Times Fouled Out, 47 (81-82) Most Assists, 603 (75-76) CAREER Points - 1319, Kathie Calloway 1978-82 Team Game Records Field Goals - 516, Kathie Calloway 1978-82 Most Field Goals Attempted, 132 vs. Skagit V!'llley Comm. Coli. (1-12-76) Most Field Goals Made, 56 vs. So. Utah St. Coli. (1-20-76) Field Goals Attempted- 1017, Kathie Calloway 1978-82 Highest Field Goal Percentage, .660, (41-62) vs. Florida Int. (2-21-83) Most Free Throws Attempted, 52 vs. E. Oklahoma St. (12-9-77) Free Throws • 287, Kathie Calloway 1978-82 Highest Free Throw Percentage, .920 (23 of 25) vs. Montclair St. (12-8-78) · Free Throws Attempted - 458, Kathie Calloway 1978-82 Most Points, 121 vs. University of Colorado (1-9-76) Most Rebounds, 92 vs. Skagit Valley Comm. Coli. (1-12-76) Assists • 376, Sonia Lykes 1979-83 Most Assists, 37 vs. University of Colorado (1·9-76) Rebounds : 917, Kathie Calloway 1978-82 Games Played - 110, Kathie Calloway 1978-82 Team Career Records, 1974-1983 Personal Fouls · Kathie Calloway 1978-82 Games Played, 228 Free Throws Attempted, 5414 Games Won, 166 Free .Throws Made, 3465 Games Lost, 62 Free Throw Percentage, .640 Winning Percentage, . 728 Rebounds, 12,040 Scoring Average, 83. 9 Rebounds Average, 52.8 Field Goals Attempted, 18,699 Personal Fouls, 4804 Field Goals Made, 7854 Times Fouled Out, 211 Field Goal Percentage, .420 Assists, 3620 ALL-TIME UNLV SCORERS YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS NAME GMS TP AVE Kathie Calloway 110 1319 1976-77 11 .9 1974-75 Record: W 14 L 4 Debra Waddy Record: W 8 L 7 (Home 6-4, Away 2-3) 48 1105 23.0 (Home 8-0, Away 6-4) Penny Welch 54 994 1 18.4 UNL V Opponent Opp. Kathy Ricks 54 975 18.1 UNLV Opponent Opp. Sonia Lykes 97 950 9.8 159 ARIZONA ST. U. 33 Tii1a Glover 92 IMMACULATA COLL.• 85 69 952 13.8 103 DIXIE JR. COLL. 29 82 DELTA STATE U. • 76 Belinda Chandler 54 U.C. Santa Barbara 47 43 941 21 .8 110 UTAH STATE U. 49 Tetesa Willis 72 U.C. RIVERSIDE 37 92 U.C., SANTA BARBARA 38 49 926 18.9 71 U. of NEW MEXICO 64 Sa11dra 71 Kansas State U. 73 H~m i lton 58 847 14.6 44 U. of RHODE ISLAND 55 Judy Thomas 108 PEPPERDINE U. 53 79 536 6.8 74 U. of NEVADA, RENO• 63 89 U. of UtahN 44 Liz Galloway 63 Utah State U. 70 47 498 68 Cal State, FullertonN 70 10.6 64 U. of Utah 70 Rochelle Oliyer 28 485 17.3 96 U. OF NEB., LINCOLN 72 Janice Fuller 58 Brigham Young U. 55 105 UTAH STATE U. 75 41 480 11 .7 63 U. of Arizona 96 Diane Tillman 116 WEBER STATE COLL. 74 37 436 11 .8 33 UCLA 99 80 Texas Southern U.* 64 Sherri Hudlow 70 LONG BEACH ST. 80 41 432 10.5 108 Texas A&M * 92 Cinay Perkins 57 U. OF SO. CALIFORNIA 87 42 427 10.2 91 Louisiana State U. * 92 Donna Wick 70 PALOMAR COLL. 45 81 U. of Texas* 87 49 426 8.7 •Triple Overtime Anita Carter 72 U. of New Mexico 53 100 409 4.1 93 U. of New Mexico 54 Janie Fincher 25 385 9.2 1975-76 88 Arizona State U. 57 Sheila Powell Record: W 26 L 5 41 376 9.2 •Tournament of Champions Jackie Alford (Home 14-0, Away G-1 , Neutral 3-5) NCougar Classic 44 350 8.0 *Houston Classic UNLV Opponent Opp. UNLV In Post-Season Coaching Records 108 NO. ARIZONA U. 20 1977-78 102 No. Colorado U. • 48 Record: W 23 L 2 AIAW Region a Tournament 72 U. of Utah • 61 Yr. Coach w L Pet. (Home 14-0, Away 6-0, Neutral 3-2) 1979-80 104 UTAH STATE U. 55 74-75 Barbara Quinn 8 7 .533 UNLV 77, So. California 78 (OT) 11 1 WEBERSTATEU. 70 UNLV Opponents Opp. 75-76 Dan Ayala 26 5 .844 103 U. of HawaiiN 49 76-77 Dan Ayala 83 Ch ico StateN 73 1978-79 14 4 .777 94 U. of NEW MEXICO 74 77-78 Dan Ayala 23 2 .920 75 Long Beach StateN 83 96 U. OF NEW MEXICO 78 UNLV 87, San Francisco St. 78 121 U. of Colorado 48 68 78-79 Dan Ayala 24 4 .857 103 EASTERN OKLA. ST. UNLV 78, Long Beach St. 81 87 No. Colorado U . 53 111 UTAH STATE U. 71 79-80 Dan Ayala 22 8 119 SKAGIT VALLEY C.C. 26 UNLV 79, Southern Cal. 93 .733 103 U. of UTAH 70 80-81 Sheila Strike 12 12 .500 95 SKAGIT VALLEY C.C. 38 89 TEMPLE JR. COLL. 70 82 U. of So. California 53 81-82 Sheila Strike 13 16 .448 95 TEMPLE JR. COLL. 84 1977-78 80 U.C., Los Angeles 84 CAL ST. FULLERtoNt 69 82-83 Sheila Strike 24 4 .857 93 UNLV 86, San Jose St. 55 116 ·SO. UTAH STATE U . 36 101 DRAKE U.t 86 65 . UNLV 87, Cal Poly, Pomona 83 72 U. of UTAH 96 WILLIAM PENNt 80 Yr. Coach w L Pet. 82 ARIZONA STATE U. 28 106 ARIZONA STATE U. 80 UNLV 88, UCLA 100 117 U. of ARIZONA 51 74-75 Barbara Quinn 8 7 .523 103 U. of COLORADO 39 88 U. of Nevada, Reno 51 KANSAS STATE U. 84 75-80 Dan Ayala 109 23 113 1975-76 .827 84 UTAH STATE U. 52 110 Weber State Co .. 92 80-83 Sheila Strike 49 32 107 B.Y.U. of Hawaii 16 71 UNLV 85, Chico State 61 .605 88 Utah State U. 96 U. of Hawaii 30 62 Kansas State U. • 89 UNLV 60, Cal State, Fullerton 67 82 U. of SO. CALIFORNIA 53 107 Baylor U. • 82 UNLV 77, UCLA 97 99 U. of KANSAS 84 92 u. of Nebraska, Uncoln 74 11 6 U.C., SANTA BAR~ARA 58 86 Cal St. Fullerton 76 NWIT Play-Offs 85 Chico State* 61 90 BRIGHAM YOUNG U. 73 60 Fullerton State* 67 . 79 Pepperdine U. 66 1975-76 77 U.C., Los Angeles* . 97 86 San Francisco St. 69 UNLV 87, Indiana St. 75 87 Indiana Statet 75 86 San Jose St.N 55 UNLV 55, Wayland Baptist 68 55 . Wayland Baptistt 68 87 Cal Poly, PomonaN 83 68 UNLV 81 , Belmont 68 81 Belmontt 88 UCLAN 100 ·Utah Holiday Classic tTournament of Champions NChico State Tournament • Jayhawk Classic tAIAW Regionals NAIAW District 8 Tournament tNWIT Playoffs 57 56 1982-83 1978-79 97 OAKLAND UNIV.# 79 1981-82 Record: W 24 L4 86 UTAH STATE UNIV # 64 Record: W 13 L 16 Record: W 24 L4 110 BAYLOR UNIV.# 64 Opp. (Home 21-0, Away 2-2, Neutral 1·2) Opp. UNLV Opponent 60 83 SEATILE UNIV.# 63 Opponent FRESNO STATE UNIV. UNLV 56 77 55 97 HAWAII 61 at U. of Nevada, Reno UNLV Opponents Opp. 87 Western St. 54 96 75 101 HAWAII 69 at Cal State-Fullerton 104 NEW MEXICO ST. 72 73 Cat-Poly, Pomona 60 66 76 93 California 88 at Cal Poly-Pomona 106 U. OF ARIZONA 63 76 U. San Diego 51 62 43 ' 53 Univ. of San Francisco 58 U. S. INTERNATIONAL UNIV. 96 CAL ST. NORTHRIDGE 61 61 Pacific Christian 81 87 61 87 TEXAS-El PASO 56 New Mexico IDAHO STATE UNIV. 107 ARIZONA ST. • ' 72 71 80 96 62 80 DELTA STATE 69 New Mexico TEXAS A&M UNIV. 81 MONTCLAIR ST. • 75 78 54 86 67 San Diego St. 75 at Arizona State Univ. 83 77 MARYLAND' 70 77 Cal-Irvine 82 62 68 82 Cal State, Fullerton 68 Arizona St. · at Stanford Univ. 119 UTAH ST. 95 67 7~ 69 61 63 Louisiana Tech 74 San Jose St. at UC-Berkeley 90 SAN FRANCISCO ST. 52 80 64 70 69 85 New Orleans 49 UNIV. OF HAWAII 87 TEXAS A&M 65 72 Nebraska 56 87 64 69 TENNESSEE TECH" 83 ·wEST TEXAS ST. UNIV. 98 TEXAS A&M 63 80 Arizona 44 104 54 7£) NEW MEXICO' 55 'NEW MEXICO ST. UNIV. 80 ·NW MISSOURI ST.# 40 90 Simon-Fraz1er 74 88 65 87 Hawaii 69 'WASHINGTON ST..UNIV. 88 NO OKLAHOMA# 65 76 • New Orleans 66 93 56 73 Hawaii 64 Cal-Berkeley CAMERON lJNIV. 93 TEMPLE COLL./1 87 61 71 85 58 66 WYOMING 46 OKLAHOMA- BAPTIST UNIV. 93 UNIV. of UTAH 84 Cameron 91 72 72 85 77 Southern Calif. (OT) © 78 at Creighton. Univ. (OT) 91 U. of NEW MEXICO 81 71 LSU 58 77 86 tNIKE Tournament of Champions at u. of Nebraska, lincoln 94 CAL POLY, POMONA 76 U. San Diego 84 94 56 82 #Las Vegas Round Robin Tourn. at Univ. of Nebraska. Omaha 98 BRIGHAM YOUNG U. 90 60 . UCLA 95 59 79 ·Desert Classic LOUISIANA TECH UNIV. 78 SAN DIEGO·ST. 57 Oregon State 58 59 58 97 #UNIV. OF SAN DIEGO 87 CAL ST. FULLERTON © AIAW Region 8 Tournament Delta State 85 77 86 79 76 #UNIV. of MISSISSIPPI 107 PEPPERDINE (OT) 97 55 LSU 87 93 63 New Orleans at Northern Arizona Univ. 77 Univ. of New Mexico 69 60 83 91 77 SMU 99 UTAH ST. UNIV. 80 Cal State-Fullerton 72 1980-81 73 75 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIV. 75 USF 86 81 Univ. of Utah 95 flecord: W 12 L 12 68 98 SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIV. 45 BYU 89 94 BRIGHAM YOUNG U. (OT) 103 75 78 NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIV. 40 96 KANSAS Hawaii 102 81 UNLV Opponents Opp. 84 68 OKLAHOMA CITY UNIV. 62 86 San Francisco St. t Hawaii 91 78 92 Eastern Wash. Univ. 81 67 70 • Las Vegas Budweiser Classic 78 Long Beach St. t Pepperdme 67 81 89 Univ. of San Diego 59 68 tPUP Desert Classic 79 Southern Cal. t 55 Wyoming 93 85 Univ. of Oklahoma 96 HOME GAMES IN All CAPS 'NIKE Tournament of Champions 61 San Diego State Univ. 70 #las Vegas Round Robin Tourn. 76 San Francisco St. Univ. • 70 tWAIAW Region 8 Basketball 98 Cameron Univ. • 82 Championships 92 Univ. of New Orleans • 88 68 Univ. of Utah© 78 97 Utah State Univ.© 90 85 Brigham Young Univ.© 98 108 lo~isiana St. Univ. (20T) 110 1979•80 69 Umv. of Hawaii 52 Record: W 22 L8 78 So. Methodist Univ. 61 (Home 15-3, Away 7-4, Neutral 0-1) 59 San Diego St. Univ. © 78 79 Univ. of San Diego © 66 UNLV Oponents Opp. 73 louisiana Tech. Univ. 97 73 . New Mexico State 58 75 Univ. of New Mexico# 69 71 Oklahoma 51 85 U.C. Berkeley# 95 90 SAN DIEGO STATE 67 83 Cal Poly, SLO 85 77 HOUSTON 56 45 Cal-State, Long Beach © 83 106 CAL ST., FULLERTON 79 68 Univ. of San Francisco 69 89 UTAH 57 60 New Mexico State Univ. 57 72 New Mexico 83 83 Northern Arizona, Unlv. 59 102 CALIFORNIA 79 85 Cal-State, Long Beach 97 61 LOUISIANA TECHt 73 ·uNLV Round Robin Tourn. 64 TENNESSEEt 84 #UNLV Desert Classic 59 58 SERIES HISTORY (continued! LADY REBEL ALL-TIME SERIES HISTORY biORTHWEST MISSOURI SAN FRANCISCO STATE NEBRASKA-LINCOLN UNLV leads series, 4-0 ARIZONA STATE UNIV. UNIV. OF STATE 1979-80- 106-79 1979-80- 97-f.1 J,JNLV leads series, 1-0 1977-78- 86-69 UNLV leads series, 5-2 UNLV leads series , 4-0 1979-80 - 82.f.8 1978-79- 80-50 1978-79 - 90-52 1974-75 - 69-33 1979-80- 101-59 1976-77- 96-72 1982-83- 66-75 1979-80- 87-f.9 1978-79- 86-78 1975-76- 82-28 1977-78- 92-74 1980-81 - 76-57 1979-80 - 73-f.4 1981-82 - 72-64 OAKLAND UNIV. 1976-77- 106-80 CAL-BERKELEY Tied 1-1 UNLIt leads series, 1-0 1978-79- 107-72 1980-81 - 69-52 1982-83- 94-86 1981-82- 61-66 1981-82- 84-78 1979-80- 97-79 SAN JOSE STATE 1sao-81 - 67-82 1982-83- 70-81 1981-82 - 68-67 UNLV leads series, 2-0 1982-83 - 62-83 NEBRASKA.OMAHA, 1977-78- 86-55 1982-83- 87-69 UNIV. OF OKLAHOMA1 UNIV. bF CAL STATE, NORTHRIDGE Series tied 1-1 1981-82- 80-71 ARIZONA, UNIV. OF UNLV leads series, 1-0 UNLV leads series, 1.0 UNLV leads series, 3-1 HOUSTON, UNIV. OF 1982-83 - 59-56 1979-80 - 71-51 1978-79 - 96-61 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1980-81 - 85-96 SEATTLE, UNIV. OF 1974-75- 63-96 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1975-76- 117-51 1979-80- 77-56 NEVADA-RENO, UNIV. OF CAMERON UNIV. OKLAHOMA CITY UNIV. 1979-80- 83-63 1978-79 - 106-f.3 UNLV leads series, 3.o UNLV leads series, 3-0 IDAHO STATE UNIV. UNLV leads series, 1-0 1980-81 - 80-56 1980-81 - 98-82 1974-75 - 74-63 (30T) SIMON FRAZIER UNIV. UNLV leads series, 1-0 1975-76 - 88-51 1982-83- 91-62 1981-82- 84-71 1982-83- 96-61 UNLV leads series, 1-0 BAYLOR UNIV. 1982-83 - 85-36 1982-83- 96-55 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST UN IV 1981-82- 90-44 UNLV leads series, 2-0 IMMACULATA COLLEGE UNLV leads series, 1-0 1977-78- 107-82 CHICO STATE NEW MEXICO, UNIV. OF SKAGIT VALLEY COMMUN 1979-80- 110-64 UNLV leads series, 1-0 UNLV leads series, 9-2 1982-83 - 72-58 UNLV leads series, 2-0 1976-77- 92-85 ITY COLLEGE 1975-76- 83-73 1974-75- 71-64 UNLV leads series, 2-0 BELMONT 1976-77- 72-53 OREGON STATE 1975-76- 85-f.1 osu leads series 1-0 1975-76- 119-26 UNLV leads series, 1-0 INDIANA STATE UNIV. 1976-77 - 93-54 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1981-82- 57-95 1975-76 - 95-38 1975-76- 81.f.8 COLORADO, UNIV. OF 1977-78 - 94-74 1975-76- 87-75 1977-78 - 96-78 UNLV leads series, 2-0 PACIFIC CHRIS:riAN SOUTHERN CALIF. UNIV. BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIV. 1978-79- 91-81 USC leads series, 3-2 1975-76- 121-48 KANSAS STATE UNIV. UNLV leads senes, 1-0 Series tied 3-3 1978-79 - 77-f.9 1974-75 - 57-87 1977-78- 103-39 KSU leads series, 2-1 1981-82 - 61-51 1974-75- 58-55 1979-80- 72-83 1975-76- 82-53 1977-78- 90-73 1976-77- 71-73 1979-80 - 70-55 CREIGHTON, UNIV. OF PALOMAR COLLEGE 1975-76- 82-53 1978-79- 98-90 1977-78- 113.84 1980-81 - 75-f.9 UNLV leads series, 1-0 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1978-79- 79-93 1978-79- 94-103 OT 1977-78 - 62-89 1981-82- 71-81 1982-83- 77-72 (OT) 1974-75- 70-45 1979-80-- 77-78 OT 1980-81 - 85-98 KANSAS, UNIV. OF 1981-82- 75-89 DELTA STATE UNIV. NEW MEXICO STATE UNIV. SOUTHERN METHODIST UNLV leads series, 2-0 UNLV leads series, 4-1 PEPPERDINE UNIV. UNLV leads series, 2-1 UNLV leads series, 3-1 UNIV. . BYU OF HAWAII 1975-76- 99-84 1978-79- 104-72 UNLV leads senes, 21• 1976-77- 82-76 1976-77- 108-53 1978-79- 96-81 1979-80- 73-58 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1979-80- 80-89 1977-78 - 79-66 1980-81 - 78-61 1975-76- 107-16 1981-82- 76-97 1980-81 - 60-57 978-79- 107-97 OT 1981-82 - 73-83 LONG BEACH STATE 1981-82- 78-80 1 1982-83 - 89-45 LBS leads series, 5-0 1981-82- 68-70 CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF 1982-83 - 88-54 DIXIE JUNIOR COLLEGE 1974-75 - 70-80 UNLV leads series, 2-1 UNLV leads series, 1-0 RHODE ISLAND, UNIV. OF SOUTHERN UTAH STATE 1979-80- 102-79 1975-76 - 75-83 NEW ORLEANS, UNIV. OF UNLV leads series, 1.0 1974-75- 103-29 1978-79 - 78-81 AI leads series, 1-0 1979-80- 93-88 UNLV leads series, 3-1 1975-76- 116-36 1980-81 - 45-83 1974-75 - 44-55 1980-81 - 85-95 DRAKE UNIV. 1979-80- 85-49 1980-81 - 85-97 STANFORD UNIVERSITY UNLV leads series, 1-0 1980-81 - 92-88 SAN DIEGO, UNIV. OF 1981-82 - 76-74 UNLV leads series, 1-0 CAL-IRVINE 1977-78- 101-86 UNLV leads series, 5-0 LOUISIANA STATE UNIV. 1981-82 - 60-87 1982-83 - 69-68 UNLV leads series 1.0 1980-81 - 89-59 1981-82 - 77-54 LSU leads series, 4-0 EASTERN OKLAHOMA 1976-77 - 91-92 NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIV. 1980-81 - 79-66 TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE STATE 1981-82 - 76-70 1980-81 - 108-110 (20T) UNLV lpads series, 4-0 UNLV leads series, 3.() CAL POLY, POMONA UNLV leads series, 1-0 1981-82- 76-58 1981-82- 71-91 1975-76- 108-20 1976-77 - 89-70 UNLV leads series, 3-1 1977-78- 103-68 1982-83- 77-59 1977-78 - 87-83 1981-82- 55-85 1980-81 - 83-59 1976-77 - 95-84 1978-79 - 94-82 1982-83- 91.f.3 1978-79- 93-87 EASTERN WASHINGTON LOUISIANA TECH SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV. 1981-82 - 73-54 UN IV. 1982-83- 102-40 SDSU leads series, 3-2 1981-82 - 62-76 Tech lpads series, 4-0 TENNESSEE, UNIV. OF UNLV leads series, 1-0 1979-80 - 61 -73 NORTHERN COLORADO 1978-79 - 78-58 UT leads series, 1.0 1980-31 - 92-81 1979-80 - 63-74 1979-80 - 90-67 CAL-POLY, SAN LUIS UNIV. 1979-80- 67-75 1979-&0 - 64-84 198o-81 - 73-97 UNLV leads series, 2-0 OBISPO FLORIDA INTNL. UNIV. 1980-81 - 1982-83- 58-79 1975-76- 102-48 ~1-70 TENNESSEE TECH Cal Poly leads series, 0-1 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1980-81 - 59-79 1980-81 - 83-85 1975-76 - 87-53 TT leads series, 1.0 1982-83- 86-75 MARYLAND, UNIV. OF SAN FRANCISCO, UNIV. OF 1979-80 - 69-83 CAL STATE, FULLERTON UNLV leads series, 1-0 NORTHERN OKLAHOMA FRESNO STATE UNIV. 1978-79- 77-70 USF leads series, 3-0 TEXAS, UNIV. Since his arrival in July 1979, Dr. Leonard E. "Pat" Goodall has Tina begins her first year as assistant athletic director at UNLV. Her presided over UNLV's greatest period of development. With an average duties involve promotions and fund raising for all athletic events. She student enrollment increase of six percent during each year of of also begins her third year as UNLV's Coordinator of Women's presidency, Goodall has been instrumental in the implementation of a $60 million construction program to accommodate both the growing Athletics. She coordinates all women's athletic events, community student population and the expanding academic programs at this fund raising and represents the University at national and regional dynamic university. During Dr. Goodall's tenure in office, new master's meetings as well as other related duties. degree programs have been added in the fields of geoscience, accoun· During the 1981-82 season, she established the first fund raising cam ling, hotel administration and computer science. paign for women's athletics at UNLV- the Lady Rebels' B-oost-Hers Club. Tak!ng over Among his other accomplishments here, Goodall played a major role as head coach of the UNLV women's tennis program in 1978, Kunzer became tnvolv~d in the development of the UNLV Foundation. The creation of this in several areas of the UNL V athletic program, including two years as graduate assis organization has improved endowment assistance for faculty develop tant in the Physical Education Department from 1977-1979. Since 1977, she h~s served ment, travel and research as well as bringing outstanding lecturers to the university. At the heart of this program is the " President's Associates," an organization wh ich as the consultant to the UNLV cheerleaders. Kunzer, a native of Las Vegas, ts a 1975 Goodall established to recognize and encourage systematic giving to the university. graduate of UNLV with a bachelor's degree in physical education. She later earned a Goodall came to Las Vegas from the Midwest where he had served for eight years as chancellor masters in education at UNLV in 1977. Tina is married to Thomas Kunzer, who played to the University of Michigan, Dearborn. His background also included administrative service at two football at UNLV from 1972-73. They have a four month old son, Stephen Nicholas. other urban universities. A specialist in the field of urban politics, Goodall is the author of three books, Urban Politics in the Southwest, The American Metropolis and State Politics and Higher Education. He has also written ACADEMIC ADVISOR numerous monographs and articles in scholarly journals . NANCY HUNTERTON - . On the national level, Goodall is active on several boards and committees, including the Commis Sionof Women in Higher Education of the American Council on Education and the national Commit tee on Urban Affairs of the the American Association of State Colleges and Universities. Nancy begins her fourth year at UNLV, her second yea~ with _the Also an active member of the community, Goodall serves as a board member of the Nevada Develop Rebels. However, this year, she will serve as the academtc ad~tsor ment Authonty, the Boulder Dam Area Council of Boy Scouts, the Nevada Catholic Welfare Board for both the men's and women's basketball ~earns .. Her prevtous and the Clark County Chapter of the National Conferences of Christians and Jews. He is a Rotarian teaching and tutoring experience include: teachmg asstst~nt ~t U~LV and an and memb_er of the Session of the First Presbyterian Church of Las Vegas. eld~r. in the history department, 1980-81 ; readtng tutor, 70, The adm1mstrator received h1s bachelor of arts degree in social science from Central Missouri State Pro]ectto~ ~allege in 1958. He went ~n to e~rn his '!'aster of arts in political science from the University of Missouri Syracuse University, 1969-70; tutor for athletes, Syracuse Untverst 1n 1960 and a doctorate 1n political sc1ence from the University of Illinois in 1962. ty, 1967-69; tutor and counselor, Project Up_ward_ Bound, Nor Goodall and his wife , Lois, have two daughters and a son. tnwestern umversity, 1966-67; tutor for athletes, Northwestern Untv~rstty , 1965:66. Nancy received a B.A. in 1974 from Syracuse University. Hunte~on IS enrolled 1n the ~ masters program in American history at UNLV. Hunterton is marned to Stanley Hunter DR. BRAD ROTHERMEL- ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ton and they have two children, Gabriel (7) and Nathaniel (5). Dr. _Bradley L. . Rothermel, Director of the Department of lnter PEANUTS BOYER - ASSISTANT TRAINER colle_g~ate Athletics, has extensive experience as an athletic adm1mstrator. Prior to his appointment at UNLV In 1981 , he was Associate Direc Peanuts begins her first year with the LadY Reb~ls . Pre~ious ex tor and Business Manager for the Department of Intercollegiate perience include: the full time physical t~eraptst at Ptttsbu~gh AthletiCS at West Virginia University. From 1974 to 1976 he was Methodist Hospital from 1975-77; assistant tramer ~ 1979.• Shadey_stde employed as Assistant Director and Business Manager for the Depart Academy; head women's athletic trainer and "_'en s asststa~t trat~er, ment of Intercollegiate Athle_tics at Kansas State University. • South West Texas State University, 1980-81 , head athlettc tramer Rothermel su~erv1sed the Intercollegiate athletic programs for men 82 and wh1!e servmg as Director of the Division of Health and at San Marcos High School in Texas, 1981_- ·. . . ~omen 1 Phy_s1cal Educat1on at George Williams College in Downers Grove Il- Boyer received her B.S. degree from the Untv~~~::S ~t:;ttssu_rgh ~ linois, from 1971 to 1974. ' 1979 and masters degree in Education in 1982 from South west e ntverst R . Fr?m. 1965 to 1967, he served as Supervisor of Counseling and ty. Ms. Boyer is single. si~s~r~l~i~~:~~~~ptme;t wh~le _func~~mng '" the c~pacity of Assistant Athletic Director of the Univer for the Chicago ~~~onS:~~'go~ ~~~{ ~~~atl~cSI(tCiohn. he wacs abn )administrative associate and coach I dd' • . • · ICago U S . . n a Ilion to h1s above mentioned athletic positions Rothermel has s · · ~x~~~erous educational ~ recreational, and financial en~ironments. He al~';::s!:s: :~:~~~:~~ Ro~~;:e~~~e~:;;~~!~~~ at ~II levels from elementary school through the professional ranks. ~::~o~c~~~ee~s~:/~ ~~~~r~~Y ~~f 11:5o~~dc~~~a~~~~~~~~~~:~~c~~:e~o~;;~~ -~~~~e~~~~~~ Rothermel and his wife Suzanne a kind rt t · two daughters; Beth, 14 'and Christine, 1~.rga en eacher '"the Clark County School District, have 66 Jim Gemma Mike DiChiara Laura Leavitt ------~Snodo~,~------~__.~•--~------Ao ~~ . THOMAS AND MACK CENTER FACTS LADY REBEL BOOST-HERS MEMBERSHIP· LIST Greg & Linda Anderson Barbara Jean Jones Marilyn & Sparty Kaufman The $30 million Thomas and Mack Center is the newest addition to the Entertainment Sherryl K. Andrus G. H. Billinsley Joan Kenny Capital of the World , located in the heart of Las Vegas on the campus of the University Steve Kostelac of Nevada, Las Vegas. Stan Bokelmann M. Braunstein Lionel Sawyer & Collins Co.nstructed wit~ ~tate-of-the-art engineering capabilities, the Center is an athletic and Wilbur Brewer Andrew Mikulich spectal events factlity. It ts the largest structure of its kind in the state of Nevada, and Frank A. Modica ts the fourth largest on-campus arena in the United States. James A. Callaway, DDS Richard A. Carlson Jack & Judith Mutnick The Center wa~ specific~lly designed to handle a wide variety of athletic events-including Dr. Leonard'. Carpi Carole Parochniak bas~e_tball , wrestling, tennts, volleyball, gymnastics, soccer, hockey, ice skating and rodeo Adele Castle Carl Robinson but tt ts also perfect for such events as large or intimate meetings, concerts, conferences Robert D. Schmidt and keynote addresses, circuses and commencement exeraises. Don & Gladys Combs Marlow Cropper Margaret Seivers ~he mc:>st irr:'pressive feature of the facility is its 18,000 seat arena. Spectators have Jim L. Shetakis ?Pttma~ stght lines f_rom arm-chair seats in 51 rows on two tiers. Surrounding the arena Gaylan Davies Dr. & Mrs. W. L. Ellingson Lee M. & Judith Skelley ts spac!o.us, acces~tble concourse with 44,500 square feet of floor space, easily capable Mrs. Amelia Smith of provtdmg capactty crowd movement, displays or trade shows. The Center's main floor Frank J. Fertitta Joseph M. George, Jr., M.D. Barbara & Rick Stratton has four expandable meeting rooms, another large meeting room , ticket offices, a Joyce C. Swessel restaurant with bar, press room, locker rooms and snack bars. Kim Gerringer George & Doris Graupensperger M.M. Vanderpool Overall, the Thomas and Mack Center is 251,450 square feet and is 2,027112 feet above William T. & June B. White sea level. Frank L. Gruber, M.D. Mrs. Daryl N. Haynes Tom Wiesner Edwin Flip Homansky, M.D. Andrew M. Zorne Dr. & Mrs. Theodore Jacobs THANK YOU FROM THE LADY REBELS Larry Lloyd Main Don Ackerman Or. Irwin Glassman Dr. Fred Glusman Circus Circus Virginia Adams R. C. Maim Jay and Josey Adler Las Vegas Sporting House Dr. Larry Golding Jim Marsh Allen and Eileen Anes C. E. and Ruth McDaniel Debbie Boyd George and Doris Graupensperger Dr. Ed Miller William and Barbara Brady Rich and Pam Ham John Moehrle Michael Butson Max N. Hardin Allen Harvey Doug and Emily Momary Carlos Murphy's Laguna Productions Dr. James Callaway Bill Hauser Or. Don Havins Jack and Judy Mutnlck Lance Calvert - 7·11 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpi Dick Hazelett Robert Hedman NIKE Inc. Dick and Betty Case R. C. Owens Airlines Travel and Tours Susie Heins Las Vegas Institute of Dr. Hugo Paulson Ar~na-Fioor-~evel retractible seating (9 rows) decreases seating by 2,000. Jack D. Close, Gary and Terry Press Las Vegas Institute of Physical Therapy and -Without seattng retracted, floor measures 124 feet x 72 feet and has approximately 8 900 Sports Medicine Dr. Leonard and Physical Therapy and Mrs. Carol Ralzin square feet of floor space. ' Dr. Gerald Higgins Sports Medicine Larry Reed -With seating retracted, floor measrues 184' x 124' with approximately 22,500 square Gerry and Roselyn Cohn Jay Hodapp Stale Farm Insurance Joe and Barbara Rowan feet of floor space. Dick Conley A. & H .. Inc. William .Conn Norm Jenkins -The asketball surface is portable wood. Sav-More Rent-A-Car John Sarb Michael A. Corday Joe Sbraccla Phyllis Johnson -Ceiling height is 127 feet. State Farm Insurance The French Bakery Troplcana Nautilus -Approximately 1,500-2,000 chairs may be set up on the floor. Bert D'Armand Andy Soares - 7·UP Mona DIBenedetto Jesse F. Jones Concourse-Measures 34' x 1,300' Mosden Travel. Inc. Jim Shetakls Studio 4 Shetakis Wholesalers -44,500 square feet of floor space. Jim and Barbara Dunlap Keith Kleven Las Vegas Institute of Lou Stowell -Ce_iling h · ~ht varies from 13 feet at sides to 20 at peak. Dr. Eugene Eisenman Physical Therapy and N1cole Tiffany C.E. Englert -Thtrty pri. ~ e luxury boxes-a total of 392 seats-are available for rental Sports Medicine Nelson V1ncent r Larry Feil Audio Vis •i Capabilities-232 foot candles of metal halide light over ev~ry square foot Marilyn and Sparty Kaufman Bagel Nosh Maxim Hotel Danny Wade of the .a_rea ~rovtde excellent television lighting. Virginia Fenton Bobby Keck Nevada Beverage Co. Maxim Hotel Frank Fertitta -Televtston '- ~mera baskets are located on the concourse level and cameras may be set John Lee KootnekoH Mark Watt Bingo Palace up on grounc level. Horizon Institute Hughes-Cahhan Pius Fidellbus Jerry Yurek Joyce Leavitt -40,0?0 pounds, spread over eight_ points, can be hung from the arena ceiling. Dave Fiatt Godfather's Pizza Rod and Terry Leavitt Parktng-41 acres for 5,500 cars. Trcket Booths-2 main offices and 4 satelite offices Radio Shack The Leavitt Group Joey Zwern Dr. Robert Forsyth Jogurt Plus Locker Roor:ns·Six locker rooms, each accommodating 15-20 people. One locker roo~ Danny Lee for game offtctals. Dr. Kenneth Fox Bill Friedman John LeMarr Leroy's Horse and Sports Place Score~rds/Marques·Two multipurpose scoreboards located at each end of the arena. The Castaways Carol and Jack Gardner John Lukens -Two ~~~mated message centers with graphic animation and line-oriented message Kristine and Katie Lukens capab11it1es are locted at mid-court. Or. Joseph M. George 68 69 TRAVEL PLANS 1983-84 LAS VEGAS MEDIA KUNV-University of Nev., Las Vegas Destination Santa Barbara and Fresno, California Newspapers Larry Stephenson , Sports Editor 4505 Maryland Parkway 1a Airfare: Las Vegas to LAX, (with ground transportation to Las Vegas REVIEW-JOURNAL (702) 739-3877 Santa Barbara). Party of 16. 1111 W. Bonanza Road Depart: Las Vegas, Saturday, January 14, 1984 at 10:00 (702) 383-0297 KMZQ 1555 E. Flamingo Rd . #335 a.m. to LAX. Bill Guthrie, Sports Editor (702) 731-51 00 Airfare: Los Angeles to Fresno, CA, Saturday, January 15, Las Vegas SUN 1984. 121 S. Highland Drive KENO-KOMP Depart: LAX at 1:15 p.m. , arrive in Fresno at 2:06 p.m. (702) 383-7154 4660 W. Decatur Return: Las Vegas, Tuesday, January 17, 1984 between (702) 876-1460 10:00 a.m. & 12:00 noon from Fresno, CA. VALLEY TIMES 2900 Westwood Drive KLUC FM (702) 734-1717 3510 W. Hacienda Avenue II Destination: Baton Rouge, Monroe, Louisiana and return (702) 739-9383 2a Airfare: Las Vegas to Baton Rouge, Baton Rouge to Monroe, UNLV YELL KUDO FM Louisiana and return to Las Vegas. Party of 16. 4505 Maryland Parkway (702) 739-3478 3805 Las Vegas Blvd. South Depart: Baton Rouge, LA to Monroe, LA, Friday, January 27, (702) 798-5657 1984 between 12:00 noon and 4:00 p.m. Wire Services Return: Las Vegas Sunday, January 29, 1984 between 12:30 Myram Borders KVOV Box 400 a.m. & 2:00 p.m. UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL 121 S. Highland Drive (702) 564-2591 (702) 384-4915 Ill Destination: Salt Lake City, Utah & return KORK 3a Airfare: Las Vegas to Salt Lake City and return to Las Vegas. Bob Macy 1950 Sandhill Road Party of 16. ASSOCIATED PRESS (702) 457-5511 Depart: Las Vegas Thursday, February 9, 1984 between 2:00 1111 W. Bonanza Road (702) 382-7440 KNUU p.m. & 4:00 p.m. to Salt Lake City, Utah. 3320 Las Vegas Blvd. South Return: Las Vegas, Sunday, February 12, 1984 between Television (702) 735-8644 10:00 a.m. & 12 noon. Ron Vitto Jack Concannon, Sports Director KMJJ KLAS-TV Box 14805 IV Destination: San Diego and Irvine, California 3228 Channel 8 Drive (702) 736-891 0 4a Airfare: Las Vegas to San Diego and return from Orange (702) 735-9162 County airport to Las Vegas. Party of 16. KVEG-KFM 1555 E. Flamingo Road Depart: Las Vegas to San Diego, Thursday, February 16, George Maupin , Sports Director KTNV-TV (702) 732-7753 1984 between 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. 3355 S. Valley View Return: To Las Vegas from Orange County airport Sunday, (702) 876-6798 KLAV February 19, 1984 between 11 :00 a.m. and 1 :00 p.m. 2770 S. Maryland Parkway Dick Gregg, Sports Director (702) 732-2555 v Destination: Anchorage, Alaska and return KVBC-TV 1500 Foremaster Lane KRAM 925 E. Desert Inn Road Sa Airfare: Las Vegas to Anchorage, Alaska and return to Las (702) 649-9292 Vegas. Party of 4 *. (702) 732-1363 Radio *the University of Alaska, Anchorage is guarantee- Dick Calvert, Sports Director Miscellaneous ing round trips between Las Vegas, Nevada and An- KDWN Dominic Clark, Editor chorage, Alaska. Departure and return will be the 1 Main Street UNLV Sportlight 557 E. Sahara Ave., Suite 220 same as guaranteed by the University of Alaska, (702) 385-7212 71 (702) 731-2666 Anchorage. 70 1983-84 UNLV LADY REBELS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME Mon.* Nov. 2.1 EXHIBITION GAME Las Vegas, NV 5:30 Sat. • Nov. 26 Univ. of Calif., Berkeley , Las Vegas , NV 5:30 Wed. Nov. 30 U. of Calif., Santa Barbara Las Vegas, NV 7:30 Thurs. Dec. 1 Baylor University Las Vegas, NV 7:30 Fri.# Dec. 2 Baylor vs . Stanford Las Vegas, NV 7:30 Sun . Dec. 4 Stanford University Las Vegas , NV 6:30 Thurs. Dec. 8 University of Houston Las Vegas , NV 7:30 Fri. # Dec. 9 U. of Houston vs. San Jose Las Vegas, NV 7:30 Sat. • Dec. 10 San Jose State University Las Vegas , NV 5:30 Thurs. Dec. 29 Drake Las Vegas, NV 7:30 Fri. Dec. 30 Texas Tech vs. Drake Las Vegas, NV 3:30 Sat. Dec. 31 Texas Tech Las Vegas, NV 7:30 Thurs. Jan. *5, 6, BUDWEISER Las Vegas, NV Sat. *7 ROUND ROBIN 5th-1 :30, 3:30, 5:30 University of New Mexico 6th-3:30, 5:30, 7:30 Univecsity of Oregon ?th-1 :30, 3:30, 5:30 University of Arkansas Arizona State University Cal Poly Pomona Thurs. Jan. 12 University of Colorado Las Vegas, NV 7:30 Sat. Jan. 14 at UCSB Santa Barbara, ·7:30 CA Mon . Jan. 16 at Fresno State University Fresno, CA 7:30 Fri. Jan. 20 Brigham Young Univ. Las Vegas, NV 7:30 Sat.· Jan. 21 University of Utah Las Vegas , NV 5:30 Thurs. Jan. 26 at Louisiana State Univ. Baton Rouge, LA 7:30 Sat. Jan. 28 at Louisiana· Tech Ruston , LA 7:30 Fri-Sat. Feb. 3, 4 ?~UP DESERT CLASSIC Las Vegas, NV 5:30 , Univ. of California, Irvine 7:30 New Mexico State George Washington Univ. Fri. Feb . 10 at Brigham Young Univ. Provo, UT 7:30 Sat. Feb . 11 at Utah State Univ. Logan, UT 7:30 Fri. Feb. 17 at Uni"v. of San Diego San Diego, CA 7:30 Sat. Feb. 18 at Univ. of California, Irvine Irvine, CA 7:30 Fri.-Sun. Feb. 24, ALASKA TOURNAMENT Anchorage, AK TBA 25, 26 Univ. of Texas, Univ. of Alaska, Pepperdine Univ., Cheyney State Univ. , Univ. ~~aho, UNLV, Un~.of Miami, Florida State Fri. Mar. 1 Northern Arizona Univ. Las Vegas, NV 7:30 Sat.# Mar. 2 SMU vs. NAU Las Vegas, NV 7:30 Sun . Mar. 3 Southern Methodist Univ. Las Vegas, NV 7:30 Mon .- Mar. 4, 5, PCAA PLAYOFFS TBA TBA Wed. 6 It Two visiting teams • Doubleheader with men':; team