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Guide Previewer The Past ............................................................................ 26-27 ~~~i~~r~:~7 .:::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::: . ~·; Wildcat Record Book ........................................................ 28-29 1999-2000 Season Preview ........... .......................................... 4 Single Season Top 10 ....................................................... 29-30 CWU Coaching Staff ............................................................. 5·6 Career Top 10 ................................................................... 30-31 1999-2000 Numerical Roster ................................................... 7 Outstanding Games ............................................................... 32 Player Profiles .............................................. ....................... 8-13 Win-Loss Records ............................................................. 33.37 1998-1999 Final Statistics ...................................................... 14 All-Time Scores ...................... ........................................... 38-46 About the NCAA & Pac West .................................................. 15 Award Winners/All-Stars ................................................... 47-48 PacWest Opponents ................................... ........ .............. 16-23 1999-2000 Schedule ...................... .......................... Back Cover 1998-1999 PacWest Review ............................................. 24-25 Icw uATHLETI C STAFF ATHLETIC OFACE 509-963-191 4 I ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF OFFICE HOME OTHER SPORTS OFFICE HOME Keith Champagne/Athletic Director 963·1 945 John Zambertin/Football 963·1910 933·2083 Bonnie Petersen/Athletic Business Manager 963·2021 968·9344 Jerrod Fleury/Women's Soccer 963-1939 933·2791 Paula Romeo/Compliance Officer 963·1681 925·2752 Mario Andaya/Volleyball 963-1983 962-4287 Gary Smith/Athletic Trainer 963·1938 925·3887 Kevin Adkisson/Cross Country 963·1956 962·1338 Erika AnattoVAssistant Trainer 963-3238 Jeff Whitney/Women's Basketball 963-1934 925·3622 Bob GuptilVSports Information Director 963·1485 962-2575 Candi Carson/Swimming 963-3010 925-4925 Bill McAllister/Athletic Development 963·1420 Kevin Pine/Wrestling 963·1907 933-1455 Desi Storey/Baseball 963-3018 968·3533 MEN'S BASKETBALL OFFICE HOME Gary Frederick/Women's Softball 963- 1904 925-4027 962-1338 Greg Spar1ing/Men's Basketball 963·1926 925-4930 Kevin Adkisson/Track & Field 963-1956 Todd Nealey/Men's Assistant 963-1949 ADDITION.AL NUMBERS· Pool · 963-1 933. Football Meeting Room · 963· Tyce Nasinec/Men·s Assistant 963-1949 1946. Training Room ·963-3238. Equipment Room· g53.1942. Fax (Ath· Eric Davis/Men's Ass1Stant 963·1949 letics) · 963·2390. Fax (SID) - 963-235 1. E-mail: Sports tnformaoon · [email protected]. For information regarding any phase of Cenlral Washington University athletics, contact Bob Guptill (Sports Information Director, Ellensburg, WA) 98926-7570). Tho SID ottice is in 201 Nicholson Pavilion. CREDITS: Layout and design by Scott Earle. Photos by David Fiske, Larry Watson and Jon Brunk. Copy written and edited by Bob Guptill. Washington, D.C. pholos courtesy of Richard and Lucinda Payne. 1999-2000 Basketball Media Guide • ADMINISTRATION DR . JAMES NORTON Champagne, who earned a bachelor of arts degree in com­ munications from Loyola University (La.) in 1983, takes over University President (First Year) an athletic program that has been one of the best among NAIA schools over the past two decades. Or. James "Dolph" Norton, 77, "We've had one of the top NAIA programs, both athletically began a one-year term as Central and academically in the nation over the past 20 years under Washington University's interim Gary's leadership, and now our goal is to build a premier president Sept. 1. He succeeded NCAA Division II program in which athletic and academic suc­ Or. Ivory V. Nelson, who had been cess are synonymous," Champagne, who has overseen CWU's president since 1992. CWU's athletic program the previous three years in his posi­ Nelson resigned to accept the presi­ tion as assistant vice-president of student affairs, said. dency of Lincoln University in Penn­ During Frederick's 19-year tenure, the Wildcats, who now sylvania. compete at the NCAA Division II level, won a total of five Norton has a long and diverse NAIA national team championships and were perennially experience serving universities as ranked in the Top 1 o in the NAIA National All-Sports compe­ interim president or chancellor. He tition, winning the men's all-sports national title in the 1986- was interim president at Adelphi 87 season. University in New York (1997-98), Bryant College in Rhode CWU won the 1995 NAIA Division II national football title Island (1996-97) and Hiram College in Ohio (1988-89). and also won national titles in men's swimming in 1984, 1986 He was tho interim chancellor of tho Lamar (Texas) Uni­ and 1987 and women's swimming in 1986. CWU also ad­ versity System (1992-94) and the University of Maryland vanced teams a total of 22 times to post-season play in foot­ System (1989-90). He was the visiting chancellor at Case ball and men's basketball. Western Reserve University in Ohio (1978-79). CWU athletes also won a total of 94 Academic All-Ameri­ Norton served as chancellor of the Ohio board of regents can awards during Frederick's tenure. from 1973 to 1978, coordinating policy and administration on Frederick feels confident that he is leaving the program in 61 public higher education campuses, with student popula­ good hands. "Keith was the logical choice," Frederick said. tions growing from 298,000 in 1973 to 353,000 in 1978. "He and I have worked closely over the past three years and The CWU president earned both M.A. and Ph.D. degrees we've kept him well informed on the day-to-day operations of at Harvard University in 1949 and 1950, respectively. Previ­ the department. He has also been actively involved in the ously he earned B.A. and M.A. degree from Louisiana State major decisions of the department University in 1945 and 1946, respectively. over that time." After graduating at Harvard, Norton was a faculty mem­ Champagne is a 1978 graduate of ber of Florida State University until 1956 when he was ap­ Hahnville (La.) High School where pointed the executive director for the Cleveland Metroplitan he played football, basketball and Services commission. competed in track-and-field. He held that position until 1959 when he joined the Case After earning his undergraduate Institute of Technology faculty. He later served as president degree from Loyola, he earned a of the Greater Cleveland Associated Foundation (1963-73) master's of science degree in com­ prior to being appointed chancellor of the Ohio board of re­ munications from Clarion University gents. (Pa.) in 1989. Misc: Born May 28, 1922 . ..Served with the U.S. Army Prior to joining CWU's staff in Air Force Communications office in between 1943 and 1944. 1991 , he worked in the Admissions, Married Fay-Tyler Murray in 1945. Promotion and Recruiting office at Loyola University between 1982 and 1985 and served as the KEITH CHAMPAGNE community relations officer at Coastal Training Institute in New Orleans between 1985 and 1986. Athletic Director (First Year) He also worked as a paralegal ( 1987-90) and was a legal clerk in the office of the State Attorney General in Hartford, Keith Champagne, 40, began his first season as Central Conn., the summer of 1987. Washington University's athletic director last fall. After earning his master's degree at Clarion, he served the Champagne, who has been CWU's assistant vice-presi­ Pennsylvania university as its director of minority student re­ dent for student affairs since 1991 , replaced Dr. Gary tention and was also its program coordinator for career ser­ Frederick, the university's AO since Sept., 1980. vices. Frederick, 61 , will continue to coach CWU's women's soft­ He also negotiated and drafted a contract between the stu­ ball team and will begin a phased retirement by teaching dent government association and the athletic department classes in th e physical education department. which provided the athletic program with a substantial per­ Champagne will serve on an interim basis while CWU con­ centage (40 to 45) of the service activities fees to maintain ducts a nation-wide search for a permanent athletic director. and enhance a program that operates one NCAA Division I • (wrestling) and 13 Division II teams. He was elected for meritorious service and was inducted in At CWU , he has had oversight and management respon­ the NAIA Hall-of-Fame in March, 1985. He was only the sec­ sibilities for the athletic department, the career development ond trainer so honored. Smith was inducted into CWU's Hall­ services and the center for student empowerment. He also of-Fame in 1991 , and the NorthwestTrainersAssociation Hall was the university's ADA compliance officer between 1993 of Fame in March, 1998. and 1996 and has had oversight and management respon­ A member of the NAIA Medical Aspects committee, Smith sibilities for the university's student judicial program. has worked at national championship events in baseball, He oversaw the creation, development and implementa­ wrestling and track-and-field and at the Hula Bowl football tion of student radio station KCWU-FM as an over-the-air game. FCC licensed station. He also oversaw the successful He was on the medical staff for passage of a student referendum which allowed
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