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University of Nevada, Las Vegas University of Nevada, Las Vegas ------Information------1977-78 Lady Rebels Address ...... 4505 Maryland Parkway Las Vegas, Nevada 89154 Telephone ...... (702) 739-3011

President ...... ~...... Dr.· Donald Baepler Acting Chancellor ...... Dr. Donald Baepler Chairman, Physical Education Department ...... John Bayer Public Information Director ...... Mark Hughes Photographer ...... Tom Jones Enrollment ...... 9,100 School Colors ...... Scarlet and Gray Nickname ...... : ...... Rebels

Athletic Directory Athletic Director Assi stant Basketball Coaches Ralph Readout 739-3234 (702) 739-3483 George McQuarn 739-3234 Assistant Athletic Director Odis Allison 739-3234 Roger Barnson Women's Basketball Coach (702) 739-3483 Dan Ayala Sports Information Director 739-3151 Dominic Clark Head Baseball Coach 739-3207 Fred Dallimore Assistant S.I.D. 739-3499 Table of Contents Jim Gallagher Assistant Baseball Coach Ticket Manager Jack Pryor General Information ...... inside front cover Sherman Bennett 739-3154 Las Vegas - The City ...... 2-3 739-3678 Track and Cross Country Coach UNLV- A Growing University ...... 4-5 AI McDaniels Team Physician Dr. Donald Baepler, President ...... 6 739-3256 ...... Dr. Thomas Armour Golf Coach Bi II Ireland, Athletic Director ...... 6 Equipment Manager Chub Drakulich Roger Barnson, Assistant Athletic Director ...... 7 Floyd Browning 739-3289 UNLV Sports Information Office ...... 7 739-3154 Tennis Coach The Ayala Story ...... 8 Head Trainer Fred Albrecht The Wick Story ...... 9 739-3621 Dave Knoppel Chasing A Championship ...... 10 739-3380 Women's Tennis Coach Marilyn Worcott Returning Letter-winners ...... 11 Head Football Coach Soccer Coach 1978 Tournament of Champions ...... 12 Tony Knap Vince Hart Opponent information ...... 13-15 739-3400 739-3480 1977-78 Lady Rebels Team Roster ...... 16 Assistant Football Coaches Swimming Coach Lady Rebels Team Picture ...... 17 Doug Carder 739-3466 George Mock Meet the Lady Rebels ...... 18-22 739-3452 739-3636 Tom Cruickshank 739-3466 Wrestling Coach 1976-77 Individual Statistics ...... 23 Ron Smeltzer 739-3452 Dennis Finfrock Rebel Reports ...... 24-26 Roy Shivers 739-3456 739-3670 All-Time Lady Rebel Team Statistics ...... 27 Adam Rita 739-3456 Football Secretary All-Time Lady Rebel Individual Statistics ...... 28 Scott Schuhman 739-3154 Jinx Cochrell Lady Rebels Scoring Elite ...... 28 DotJg Johnson 739·! 31·54 ...... Sec··y , Athletic Director Local Media Outlets ...... inside back cover Head Basketball Coach Charlotte Summers ...... Jerry Tarkanian Department Secretary 1977-78 Schedule ...... back cover 739-3295 Shirley Blackburn 1. Las Vegas The City

Surrounding Las Vegas is one of the most picturesque areas of the Southwest, offering residents and tourists unlimited outdoor recreation the year around . Twelve­ thousand-foot Mt. Charleston, with

complete ski facilities, is less than-·~~~ ;;;- , an hour's drive from town. Lake Mead and the Colorado River to the south offer fishing and all kinds of water sports. And in almost every . •· . q.. •

direction out of town, the outdoor 'IJ .">~··· enthusiast can find a panorama of · ,

rugged, red-rock landscapes, bike ~ ,~~- ~

trails and forgotten ghost towns '· t l. ~

which . await a ~eekend'sr ;;:;w ~ · :;,, ··: "";'-~ ,;;;] exploration and a l1fet1me n f' · ······ . "'"" memories. Take three parts glitter, two parts auc ti on before hundreds of entertainment, one part night-life, prospective settlers. In all , 1,200 lots mix wel l in a warm, desert climate were sold in two days and Las Vegas and bingo, there you have it, Las was on its way to modern Vegas, the tou rist mecca of the development. Western . n Las Vegas enjoys a wor ld-wide Las Vegas reached the 100,000 ' reputation as an entertainment and population milestone in 1955, one tourist capital. An average of nine hundred years after its initial million visitors each year relax in its settlement. Twenty-two years later, clear, dry climate and enjoy the in 1977, more than 300,000 people entertainment provided along the now reside in the metropolis, world-renowned "Strip." bringing with them varied The history of Las Vegas can be occupat ions and backgrounds to traced back to 1855 when a band of make Las Vegas much more than 30 missionaries journeyed to the just an entertainment mecca. High­ brush-clad springs known as Las rise hotels, office and apartment Vegas, or "The Meadows," to build a bu ildings are being constructed all settlement for the Mormon Church. over town. The development of Actual development as a townsite parks, museums, hospitals, libraries did not take place until 1905 when and new industry has further altered the railroad conduc ted a land the face of the city.

2. 3. .. Academic Programs. Students UNLV- A University on the Move may choose to major in any of 42 subjects at the bachelor's level. The Today, in its 26th year of UNLV is the home of this excellent University also offers master's existence, the University of Nevada, program. After all , within a few degrees in 22 fields of interest, a six­ Las Vegas finds itself one of the minutes' drive of the campus stand year Specialist in Education degree, fastest growing universities in the more than 35 ,000 hotel rooms and a Doctor of Education degree. entire country . serving one of the world 's largest Information on graduate programs Built for the most part in the tourist meccas. is available from The Graduate 1970's, it has evolved into a spacious Here are some facts about UNLV: College. 300-acre campus dotted with Enrollment. There are more than Calendar. The regular academic modern classroom buildings , a 9,000 students attending classes year is divided into 16-week fall and young , aggressive, energetic faculty here. They come from every section spring semesters beginning in early of more than 350 professors, and of the United States and from about September and ending sometime in academic degree programs in 65 three dozen foreign countries . Most mid-May. Sandwiched between the different subject areas. are fairly recent residents of Las semesters is an innovative Mini Term during the month of January Some of its programs have Vegas , an international city . Average age of a UNLV student is 22 which gives students an opportunity already gained a national and to investigate a single topic in depth. . years. Three out of four students international reputation The Additional coursework is offered College of Hotel Administration and hold down full- or part-time jobs and during two five-week summer terms. Theatre Arts are two of UNLV's about a third of the student body is married. Organization. A state co­ showcase programs. Both naturals Historical Highlights. The educational university, UNLV is in an entertainment center and Faculty. More than 350 full-time University was founded by the State governed by a nine-member Board resort city like Las Vegas, they professors serve the institution now, Legislature as a southern branch of of Regents whose members are attract hundreds of out-of-state and bringing degrees and teaching the University of Nevada in 1957, six elected by the public. The University foreign students each year. Hotel ex periences from leading months before the opening of the is organized into eight colleges, 32 Administration , with a down-to­ universities around the world . The campus' first building - Maude academic departments and 66 business approach, actually places typical faculty member has been at Frazier Hall. The first bachelor's degree programs. interns on the job in nearly all the UNLV less than five years and is degrees were awarded in 1964 to a major hotels on "The Strip" as part comparatively young at about 40 class of 29 pioneering students. Accreditation and Affiliations. of its curriculum . But it's no wonder years of age. Rapid growth brought autonomy as The University is fully accredited by a full-fledged state university in the Northwest Association of 1968. The Nevada Board of Regents Secondary and Higher Schools, and changed the name of the institution holds memberships in the American from Nevada Southern University to Association of State Colleges and its present designation on January Universities and the Western 11' 1969. Association of Graduate Schools.

4. 5. Dr. Donald Baepler Roger Barnson UNLV has been capably guided the Assistant Athletic Director Roger past four years by President and recently Barnson is also in his fifth year as the named Acting Chancellor Donald H. second in command of the UNLV Baepler. He is only the third president in Athletic Department. He attacks his job UNLV history and he's an administrator with an enthusiasm and tenacity of who sets a fast-paced style for the young purpose which must be admired. institution. In actuality , Barnson's duties and A biologist by profession , Dr. Baepler responsibilities to the department are far has maintained an active participation in more encompassing than his title the sciences by teaching at least one suggests. He is the business manager for class each semester while carrying out the 16 intercollegiate sports - both men his many administrative duties. He is also and women - as well as handling a Rebels Club member and an energetic field work on the cold plains of Alaska, in accounts for the ticket manager's office, booster of all the university's athletic the Jungle of Guatemala and nearly the sports information office, the athletic all-star athlete in both football and endeavors. every part of the continental United department's main offices , the training baseball at Boulder City High. After Dr. Baepler came to UNLV in 1968 States, providing data on bird life for room , and insurance for over 500 UNLV graduating in 1957 he decided to attend from Central Washington State College such agencies as the National Audubon athletes during their respective seasons Arizona State University on a baseball in Ellensburg, where he held the position Society, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife of competition. scholarship . of Dean of Administration. During eight Service and the National Science Barnson is also in charge of all travel He graduated from ASU in 1961 and years there, he also served as chairman Foundation . plans for Rebel athletics, from charters accepted an assistant coaching position of the biology department and assistant Born in Edmonton, Canada, the 45- and lodging to meals, and assists at Western High School in Las Vegas , to the president. year-old administrator earned his opposing teams visiting Las Vegas in any and became head football coach at Clark His special area of interest is graduate degrees at the University of way he can. High in 1965. ornithology , or the study of birds, and he Oklahoma and a Bachelor's diploma He is the event manager for Rebel In his capacity at UNLV, Barnson has has traveled widely to conduct research from Carleton College in Northfield, home football and basketball games, and become an accomplished announcer and write on the subject. He has done Minnesota . of course , is the administrative aid to and guest speaker, handling the emcee athletic director Bill Ireland, with whom duties at numerous banquets and other he has worked for eight consecutive events throughout the year. Bill Ireland years. Barnson and his wife, Tina, have two Bill Ireland is in his fifth year as the Barnson was born on December 17, children, daughter Leigh Alison , and son UNLV Director of Intercollegiate 1938 in Boulder City , Nevada. He was an Roger, Jr. Athletics. He stepped up to his present position in 1973 after initiating and UNLV Spo rts Information Office coaching the Rebel football program for five successful seasons. Ireland now governs one of the nation 's finest and fastest growing athletic programs for both men and women. Keenly aware of the growing trends in the world of sports, Ireland began a women 's athletic program three years ago, but not at the expense of the already established · men's program. When he in the White Pine County Schools. He began his career as AD, the university attended the University of Nevada, Reno was struggling along with seven sports after his high school gradwation and a Dominic Clark Jim Gallagher Joe Hawk (all men's). During this athletic year the stint in the U.S. Navy. Following Rebels will be represented in 13 different graduation in 1952 from UNR, he stayed The UNLV Sports Information Office, Permission is granted to quote in part, sports , including four activities for on campus as the Wolf Pack's first in an effort to the sports writers , or whole, any material in this brochure . women competitors. graduate assistant. sports broadcasters and other interested Photographs, features or additi onal I rei and's impact has also been felt on a He is an excellent speaker and a members of the general public, have materials will be sent or arranged upon national level as well. He has appeared superb spokesman for one of the fastest prepared this brochure. request. Simply let us know you r needs. before the United States Senate growing athletic programs in the Dominic Clark Director , Jim All requests for press passes and Committee investigating Title IX country . Gallagher- Assistant, and Joe Hawk­ photographers' passes should be made (concerning women's athletics) and has A complete family man, he is married Student Assistant, have dedicated this one week in advance. served on numerous committees in the to the former Jeanne Brunetti and they publication for the convenience of the Complete , offic ial statistics. both NCAA. have seven children: Chris, Kerry, working press who have given the Rebel individual and team. are provided at ea c h Born in McGill , Nevada on April 29, Kimberly, Kelly, Michael, Patrick and athletes professional and objective Lady Rebels home game. al ong w1th 1927, Ireland was an outstanding .athlete Terrence. coverage through the years. "flash " stats at halftime.

6. 7. Head Coach Assistant Coach Dan Ayala Donna Wick

The Wick Story Taking over the assistant coaching responsibilities following the work of last year's aide, Matti Smith, Donna Wick sees her new position as a springboard to her career goa l of being a full-time coach. "I'm really happy about coach Ayala asking me to help him this year, " says Wick. "It'll be fun. I've been involved in basketball all my life, and it 's an enjoyable atmosphere." Wick , born in Morning Sun, Iowa, on January 3, 1955, went to Winfield High School in Iowa and Temple Junior College in Temple, Texas. She has been playing basketball competitively for 10 Donna is also fourth on th e all-time years. Lady Rebel scoring list with 426 points, She finished her career at UNLV by for an average of 8.7 points per game.

scoring 116 ~oints her senior yea r, for an She is second, behind one of her pupils average of 6.4 points per game. But this season, Sheila Powell , in the assist where Donna helped th e Lady Rebels category with 143. most was in the assist department, where She is one of only seven Lad y Rebels The Ayala Story she dished off a team-high 53. to be included in the 300-point elite club.

When Dan Ayala took over the their love lives and generally reflecting coaching ranks of the Lady Rebels two the positive, enthusiasm of their coach seasons ago, he initially planned on toward life and basketball. using it as a "stop-gap" until something Ayala came to UNLV after 12 years of better came along. successful coaching in the high school, "I didn't initially want to coach it," says junior college and collegiate ranks. He Ayala, who has gained notoriety around spent four years at Beaumont High the country as one of the premier college School in , compiling a 48-22 women's basketball coaches. "But it's record, followed by a 57-18 total in three been the women athletes, their attitude years at Mt. San Jacinto College. Ayala and desire to learn, that has kept me then amassed a 72-18 record at here." Pasadena City College and spent two Ayala, indeed, is one of the most years at Cal Poly, Pomona. successful women's coaches in college Ayala joined the Rebels in 1973 as an basketball. In two seasons at the helm, assistant to Jerry Tarkanian and he has compiled a record of 41-9, as well scheduling coordinator. He was as taking his 1975-76 squad to a third­ appointed head coach of the Lady place finish at the National Women's Rebels in 1975, succeeding Barbara Invitational Tournament. Quinn . To his team members, he is more than Dan and his lovely wife Linda have five just their coach. He is a little father, a boys and one girl. They are twins Brian little brother and a lot advisor. They and Steven ( 12), Randy ( 10) , Daniel (8), frequently congregate in his office, David (2) and Christie Lyn, born just complaining about classes, joking about prior to last season, (1)

8. 9. ''Chasing a Championship''

They call it "chasing a cham­ in North Las Vegas, Powell averaged pionship." 7.5 ppg last year and, says Ayala, Fourteen women, two coaches, a may be "the best defensive guard in college enrollment of 9,100 and a the country ." metropolitan population of 300,000- Diane Tillman, a 5-8 forward, plus working towards one common averaged 10.3 ppg last season and is goal: bringing the UNLV Lady considered an " excellent Rebels an Association of rebounding forward" by Ayala. Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Sherri Hudlow, 5-10, scored 4.8 ppg ANITA CARTER BELINDA CANDLER title. last year while the Lady Rebels' Guard-Forward Forward-Center The Lady Rebels return six other returnee, Anita Carter, 5-5, UNLV UNLV players from last season's. team dished off 38 assists in 18 games. which went 14-4. To that, Ayala feels Jane Fincher, a 5-7 coach Ayala has added transfer from the University eight new players, of Albuquerque " may be which, as he puts the best offensive it, " makes for a player on the very cohesive team." Chris group, dedi- Skinner , 5-7, cated to is a transfer team from Utah success." State Univer­ Rebel sity, where This she was recipient year's co­ SHERRI HUDLOW Lettermen DIANE FULLER captains of the team's Forward-Center Forward-Center will be UNLV UNLV returnees Hustle Belinda Award. Candler and Kelly Ethier, Cindy Perkins. 5-6 and an Candler, at 5-11 , excellent passer, is termed by Ayala comes to the Lady to be "one of the Rebels from Central top three centers in the Wyoming College; and country , an exceptionally strong Mildred Walker, the squad's power center." Candler, in addition tallest player at 6-2 , played last to shooting over 55 per cent from the season at Panola Junior College field last season, averaged 18.4 (Carthage, Texas). points and 9.2 rebounds per game. Four freshmen round out the Lady Perkins, a six-foot post, has, Rebel squad. Linda Crockrom , 5-6, according to Ayala, " basketball and Joan Thomas, 5-9, were high SHEILA POWELL CINDY PERKINS savvy and excellent post moves to school teammates at Las Vegas' Guard-Forward Forward-Center the inside." She averaged 7.5 ppg Valley High. Diane Fuller, 5-5, UNLV UNLV and pulled down 101 rebounds in 18 comes to UNLV from Basic High in games last season. Henderson; Cynthia Mangrum, the Sheila Powell, 5-3, is the only two­ shortest of the Lady Rebels at 5-3, DIANE TILLMAN year veteran of the Lady Rebel comes to Las Vegas from Los Forward-Center squad. A graduate of Rancho High Angeles. UNLV

10. 11. Tournament of Champions Opponent Information This year's "Tournament . of (6-1, SR) along with junior forward Linda UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO Women's sports information director : Champions" may just be one of the finest Poock (5-1 0) who anchor the starting December 2 and 3: Las Vegas Shelley Blundell. Phone: 801-581-8171 women's basketball tourneys in the lineup. Women's basketball coach: nation. Two freshmen guards round out the Women's nickname : Lobos The four teams playing in the 1978 starting lineup for Wm. Penn. Kim School president: Bud Davis Fern Gardner. Phone: 801-581-8171 tournament combined to post an Bellibeau (5-5) from Connecticut , and Women's athletic director : Enrollment: 22,000 amazing 79-17 record last year. Becky King (5-4). from Hampton, Linda Estes. Phone: 505-277-2303 School colors: crimson and white Cal State-Fullerton (19-3 in "76-77) Virginia , are each extremely quick and Women 's sports information director : Team record last season: 26-3 has traditionally fielded one of the excellent ball handlers. Susan Craig. Phone: 505-277-2338 strongest teams in the country for Two other single-year returning Women's basketball coach: TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE women 's basketball year-in and year­ letterwinners, Barb Stewart and Therese Kathy Marpe. Phone: 505-277-2543 December 19 and 20: Las Vegas aut. CSF's eight-year totals read 143 Walatka, make the First Ladies a definite Enrollment: 22,000 Women's nickname: Leopardettes wins and only 15 defeats, finishing in the team to contend with in the tournament. School colors: silver and cherry School president: Marvin Felder AIAW 's Top Five on four occasions. Drake University , the other lowian Team record last season: 11-9 Leading th e Titans this year for new school in this year's tourney , romped to a Athletic director: Jim Brown head coach Nancy Dunkle will be Phone: 817-773-9961 6-foot 21-4 record last season. The Bulldogs UNIVERSITY OF EASTERN junior forward Brenda Martin (11 ppg boast six returning letterwinners and two Women 's basketball coach: OKLAHOMA last season) and Jackie Hullah, a 5-8 excellent newcomers to highlight head Frances Garmon junior guard/ forward who scored 10 coach Carole Baumgarten 's fourth year. December 9: Las Vegas Phone: 817-773-9961 points per game last year. Leading the returnees are sophomore Women's nickname: Lady Mountaineers Enrollment: 2054 The two teams from Iowa each come center Sharon Upshaw, the team's School president: James M. Miller School colors: black and gold well equipped to the crown from the leading scorer and rebounder , and ball­ Athletic director: Joe Thomas Team record last season: 30-9 defending champion Lady Rebels. handler Jody Busing. Angie Sommers, Phone: 918-465-2361 , ext. 273 William Penn (25-6) has a talent-laden second in rebounding last year is also Sports information director: team with three of its players on the back. Jim Sullivan CALIFORNIA STATE, FULLERTON verge of scoring more than 1,000 points The promising newcomers are High Phone: 918-465-2361, ext. 240 January 3-5: Las Vegas in th eir careers with the First Ladies. School All-American Daina Supstiks Women's basketball coach: (Tournament of Champions); They are three-year letterwinners (who scored 85 pts. in one game as a Shirley A. Smith February 6: Fullerton Bonnie Foster (6-2, SR) and Rene Raub prep), and sophomore Lee Uhlenhopp . Phone: 918-465-2361, ext. 274 Women's nickname: Titans Enrollment: 1800 School president: Dr. L. Donald Shields School colors: blue and gold Athletic director: Nea le R. Stones Team record last season: 17-10 Phone: 714-870-2677 Women 's sports information director: Chris Geiger Gobrecht Phone: 714-870-3970 December 10: Las Vegas Women 's basketball coach: January 21 : L.ogan Nancy Dunkle. Phone: 714-870-2448 Women's nickname: Aggie Women Enrollment : 21,500 School president: Glen L. Taggart Schoo l colors: blue, white & orange Women's athletic director: Team record last season: 16-2 Marilyn Weiss Phone: 801-752-4100, ext. 8215 Women 's sports informati on director: DRAKE UNIVERSITY Eve lyn Lawrence January 3-5: Las Ve~as Phone: 801-752-4100, ext. 7431 (Tournament of Champions) Women's basketball coach: Women's nickname: Bulldogs Marilyn Weiss School president: Dr. Wilbur Miller Phone: 801-752-4100, ext. 8215 Women 's athletic director: Enrollment: 9000 Betty Miles. Phone 515-271 -2165 School colors: navy blue and white Sports rnf orrnati on drrector: Team record last season: 12-13 Steve Hellyer Phone 515-271-3740 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Women 's basketball coac h: December 16: Las Vegas Carol Baumgarten Attending press selected an All-Tournament team for the first Junior League Women's nickname: Utes Phone: 515-271 -2165 Tournament of Champions. Chosen were (I tor) , Delta State; Debra Waddy, School president: Dr. David P. Gardner Enro llment: 4800 UNLV; Mary Scharff, Immaculata; Cornelia Ward, Delta State; Sheila Powell, UNLV. Women 's athleti c di recto r: Schoo l co lors: blu e and white Lusia Harris was named Most Valuable Player. Not pictured is Debbie Brock, Delta State. Fern Gardner. Phone: 801-581-8171 Team recor·d last season: 19-4

12. 13. WILLIAM PENN COLLEGE WEBER STATE COLLEGE Enrollment: 22,179 Sports information director: Bob Rose January 3-5: Las Vegas January 20: Ogden, Utah School colors: scarlet and cream Phone: 213-456-4333 (Tournament of Champions) Women 's nickname: Wildcats Team record last season: 21-16 Women 's basketball coach: Women's nickname: First Ladies School president: Joseph L. Bishop J BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY Patty Myers. Phone: 213-456-4150 School president: Dr. Duane Moon Athletic director : Gary Crompton Enrollment: 1800 February 15: Las Vegas Athleti c director: Robert L. Spencer Phone: 801-399-5941 , ext. 359 'l Women 's nickname : Cougars School colors: blue and orange Phone: 515-673-8311 , ext. 279 Sports information director : '• Team record last season: 11-13 School president: Dallin H. Oaks Women 's sports information director: John Peterson Women 's athletic director: Lu Wallace SAN FRANCISCO STATE Shirley McCauley Phone: 801-394-8341 Phone: 801-374-1211, ext. 2188 UNIVERSITY Phone: 515-673-8311 , ext. 274 Women's basketball coach: Jane Miner Women's sports information director: March 3: San Francisco Women 's basketball coach: Phone: 801-399-5941 Ellen A. Larsen Women 's nickname: Gators Robert L. Spencer Enrollment: 8600 Phone: 801-374-1211 , ext. 4511 Phone: 515-673-8311 , ext. 279 School colors : purple and white School president: Paul Romberg Women 's basketball coach: Enrollment: 600 Team record last season: 2-13 Athletic director: Paul Rundell School colors: navy and gold Courtney Leishman Phone: 415-469-2218 BAYLOR UNIVERSITY Team record last season: 25-6 Phone: 801-374-1211, ext. 2770 Women's sports information director : January 27-28: Lawrence, Kansas Enrollment: 25 ,000 Jenny Rae Rolen ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY (Jayhawk Classic) School colors : royal blue and white Phone: 415-469-1579 January 12: Las Vegas Women 's nickname: Bearettes Team record last season: 12-8 Women's basketball coach: Women 's nickname : Sun Devils School president: Dr. Abner McCall Foster PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY Gooch School president: Dr. John W. Schwada Athletic director: Jack Patterson March 1: Malibu, California Phone: 415-469-2218 Athleti c director : Dr. Fred L. Miller Phone: 817-754-4648 Women 's nickname : Waves Enrollment: 23 ,000 Phone: 602-965-3482 Sports information director : Sid Wilson School president: Dr. William Banowsky School colors: purple and gold Women 's sports information director: Phone: 817-754-4648 Team record last season: 24-7 Athletic director : Wayne Wright Betty Hess. Phone: 602-965-6387 Women 's basketball coach : Phone: 213-456-4242 Women 's basketball coach : Olga Fallen. Phone: 817-754-4648 Linda Spradley. Phone: 602-965-6387 Enrollment: 9126 Enrollment: 35 ,000 School colors: green and gold School colors : maroon and gold Team record last season: 31-11 Team record last season: 5-13 UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO January 27-28: Lawrence, Kansas How They've Fared January 13: Las Vegas (Jayhawk Classic) Women 's nickname: Lady Buffs Women 's nickname: Lady Jayhawks School president: Roland Rautenstraus School chancellor: Archie Dykes UNLV vs. Women 's athletic director : Women 's athletic director: Jane Wahl. Phone: 303-492-8571 Marion Washington Women 's sports information director: Phone: 913-864-4938 University of New Mexico ...... •...... 4-0 Leslie Reister. Phone: 303-492-8571 Women's sports information director: University of Eastern Oklahoma _...... First meeting Women 's basketball coach: Steph Blackwood Utah State ...... _...... 3-1 Jerry Zancanelli Phone: 913-864-4938 Phone: 303-492-8571 Women's basketball coach: University of Utah ...... _...... 3-1 Enrollment : 18,500 Temple Junior College . . . .. • ...... •...... _... • ...... First meeting School colors: silver and gold Phone: 913-864-4938 Cal State, Fullerton ...... _. . .. _.. .. 0-2 Team record last season: 14-12 Enrollment : 23 ,000 Drake University ...... First meeting KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY School colors: crimson and blue William Penn University ...... _._ . . _...... • ...... First meeting January 18: Las Vegas; Team record last season: 12-15 Arizona State ...... • ...... _...... 3-0 January 27-28: Lawrence UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA J University of Colorado ...... _...... _. .. . 1-0 (Jayhawk Classic) January 30: Omaha Kansas State ...... _. .. • ...... _...... _ 0-1 Women's nickname: Wildcats Women 's nickname : Lady Huskers J Weber State College ...... • ...... _...... 2-0 School president: Dr. Duane Acker School president: Ronald Roskens University of Kansas ...... _...... _. . ... 1-0 Athletic director : John "Jersey" Jermier Women 's athletic director : Baylor University ...... • ...... First meeting Phone: 913-532-691 0 Dr. June B. Davis University of Nebraska, Lincoln ...... 1-0 Sports Information Director : Phone: 402-472-2366 Brigham Young University ...... _. . . • ...... _...... 1-0 Glen Stone. Phone: 913-532-5855 Women's sports information director : Pepperdine University . . . .• ...... • ...... _...... 1-0 Women's basketball coac h: Judy Akers Ryly Jane Hambleton ...... Phone: 913-532-6970 Phone: 402-472-2367 San Francisco State ...... First mee ting Enrollment : 18,750 Women 's basketball coach: School colors : purple and white Marcia Walker WON: 20 ; LOST: 5 Team record last season: 23-12 Phone: 402-472-1147 6 First Meetings

14. 1<; 1977-78 Lady Rebels Rosters

Alphabetical Numerical

No. Name Pos. Hgt. Exp. Hometown C. No. Name Pos. 23 Belinda Candler F-C 5-11 SR 1V Hugo, Oklahoma 11 Anita Carter G-F 11 Anita Carter G-F 5-5 so 1V Fresno, California 12 Diane Fuller F-C ..... 30 Linda Crockrom G-F 5-6 FR HS Las Vegas (Valley) 14 Sheila Powell G-F ?I 31 Kelly Ethier G-F 5-6 so JC Great Falls, Montana 15 Sherri Hudlow F-C 41 Jane Fincher G-F 5-7 SR TR Skiatook, Oklahoma 22 Joan Thomas F-C 12 Diane Fuller F-C 5-5 JR 1V Henderson (Basic) 23 Belinda Candler F-C 15 Sherri Hudlow F-C 5-10 SR 1V Mcloud Oklahoma 24 Chris Skinner G-F 25 Cynthia Mangrum G-F 5-3 FR HS Henderson (Basic) 25 Cynthia Mangrum G-F 45 Cindy Perkins F-C 6-0 SR 1V Keota, Oklahoma 30 Linda Crockrom G-F 14 Sheila Powell G-F 5-6 JR 2V Las Vegas (Rancho) 31 Kelly Ethier G-F 24 Chris Sk inner G-F 5-7 so TR Logan, Utah 33 Diane Tillman F-C 22 Joan Thomas F-C 5-9 FR HS Las Vegas (Valley) 40 Mildred Walker F-C 33 Diane Tillman F-C 5-8 SR 1V Cleveland, Texas 41 Jane Fincher G-F 40 Mildred Walker F-C 6-2 so JC Em erson, Arkansas 45 Cindy Perkins F-C

HEAD COACH: Dan Ayala ASSISTANT COACH: Donna Wick

1977-78 UNLV LADY REBELS-Standing (left to right): Trainer Fran Mendoza, assistant coach Donna Wick, Cynthia Mangrum, Anita Carter, Sheila Powell, Linda Crockrom, Jane Fincher, Diane Fuller, Chris Skinner, Kelly Ethier, and head coach Dan Ayala. Kneeling (left to right): Sherri Hudlow, Belinda Candler, Mildred Walker, Cindy Perkins, Diane Tillman, and Joan Thomas. Meet the Lady Rebels

Belinda Kelly 23 Candler 31 Ethier 5-11, Senior, Forward-Center 5-6, Sophomore, Guard-Forward Returning letter-winner from 1976-77 season . Junior college transfer from Central Wyoming .one of four Oklahomans on this year's team , College, where she played on the division and Belinda was an All-American at Seminole Junior state championship team . Basketball standout in College. She was also voted Most Valuable Player hometown of Great Falls, Montana. Lettered and of the regional and national junior college named All-Division and All-State three years. tournaments. Averaged 18.4 ppg and 9.2 rpg last Would like to teach and coach after graduating. season. Shot an outstanding 55.2% from the field. Major: Physical Education. Birthdate: May 16, Major: Undecided. Birthdate: March 27, 1956. 1958.

Jane 41 Anita 11 Fincher Carter 5-7, Senior, Forward-Center Powerful transfer recruit who could help take the 5-5, Sophomore, Guard-Forward Lady Rebels to their championship dreams. Lettered as a freshman last year while averaging Another Oklahoma product, Jane was named to 3.7 ppg ... Anita was third on the squad in assists Oklahoma All-State team and won the Southwest with 38. Native of Fresno, California, where she Oklahoma Most Valuable Player Award in high was a three-time letter-winner at Hoover High, and school. Named to several junior college all-star played on three championship teams. Plans to go teams. An AAU All-American, who recently toured into news reporting or news editing after first Russia with United States team. attending graduate school. Major: Physical Education. Birthdate: April 22, Major: Journalism. Birthdate: May 27, 1958. 1953.

{ ...... )t..._ Diane Linda 12 Fuller 30 Crockrum 5-5, Junior, Forward-Center 5-6, Freshman, Guard-Forward Lettered two years ago for the Lady Rebels, but sat out last season. Averaged 3.1 ppg for the 1975-76 Local high school (Valley) product. Participated in team which went 27-5. From Basic High in basketball, volleyball and softball at Valley and Henderson, where she lettered in three sports: won the Sportsmanship and Most Inspirational basketball , softball and volleyball. Plans for a trophies in all three sports. Counted on to add career as a computer programmer. depth to the guard-forward position. Major: Mathematics: Birthdate: December 12, Major: Pre-Dentistry. Birthdate: August 10, 1960. l 1957. 18. 19. Meet the Lady Rebels

Sherri 15 Hudlow Shella 5-10, Senior, Forward-Center 14 Powell Returns for her final year with the Lady Rebels. Averaged 4.8 ppg and 3.4 rpg in 1976-77 season 5-6, Junior, Guard-Forward while playing in 16 games. Transferred from Seventh in all-time Lady Rebel scoring history with Seminole Junior College, where she lettered twice a 9.2 ppg (376 pts.) in 41 games. Played in just 10 and helped take her team to the national title in games last season managing only 7.5 ppg, but was 1976. Four-year letter-winner in basketball while in second in assists with 52, all-time assist leader with high school at McLoud , Oklahoma. Would like to 226,5.5 per game.A 1975 graduate of Rancho High, teach and coach. .perhaps work on a Master's she lettered in volleyball, softball and basketball. Degree. Plans to be a physical education teacher. Major: Physical Education. Birthdate: November Major: Physical Education. Birthdate: September 12, 1955. 23, 1957 .

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Chris Skinner Cynthia 24 Mangrum 25 5-7, Sophomore, Guard-Forward Transfer from Utah State where she was a 5-3, Freshman, Guard-Forward basketball and volleyball player. Awarded Hustle Incoming freshman out of Basic High, where she trophies in both sports there. Was on volleyball, lettered in basketball and softball twice each . Born basketball and track teams in hometown of Logan, in Los Angeles, but now li ves in Henderson. Has Utah . Wants to be a teacher and coach after career plans to teach in elementary school after graduation. graduating from UNLV. Major: Physical Education. Birthdate: October 28, Major: Education. Birthdate: October 29, 1959. 1958. ~ ,-..,. Cindy 45 Perkins ... 6-0, Senior, Forward-Center Letter-winner back for her senior season after a successful junior year, averaging 7.5 ppg, and shooting 45% from the floor. Transfe rred from Joan Seminole Junior College after winning nati onal 22 Thomas title. Had 30-point scoring average at Keota High in 5-9 Freshman, Forward-Center Oklahoma, where she lettered four years and was named All-State. Would li ke to be a coach on the Valley High School graduate who lettered in junior college leve l or an athletic trainer after basketball and played softball as well. Once had 21 graduating. rebounds in o ne game. Chose UNLV because it is close to home. Major: Physical Education. Birthdate: May 24, 1956. Major: Undecided. Birthdate: September 22, 1959.

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1975-76 Lady Rebels - (I to r), first row: T eam manager Andrea Leibel, Emma Jean Majo r, Clara Campsey, Renee Brown , Diane Fuller, and Tona Lytl e. Second row: Jacki e Alford, Liz Galloway , Jill Adamson, Debra Waddy, and Donni e Wi ck. Third row: Head coach Dan Ayala, Patti Montgomery, Conn ie Gooch, Lyn Gehrke, Janice Fuller and assistant coach John Farrell.

Record: W 27 L 5 (Home 14-0, Away 0-1 , Neutral 3-5)

UNLV Opponent Opp. Leading Scorer Leading Rebounder 108 No. Arizona U. 20 Waddy , Fuller-1 3 Montgomery , Wick-8 1976-77 Lady Rebels- Fro nt Row (I tor) : Anita Carter, Rhonda Penquite, Co-Captain 102 No. Colorado U. • 48 Waddy , Fuller-18 J. Fuller-16 Donna Wick , Diane Tillman , Sheila Powell. Second Row: Pam Parham, Debra Waddy, 72 U. of Utah* Co-Captain Liz Gall oway, Sherry Hudlow. Back Row: Head Coach Dan Ayala, Belinda 61 Waddy-32 Wadd y-16 Candler, Janice Fuller, Cindy Perkins, Assistant Coach Matti Smith . 104 Utah State U. 55 Waddy-23 J. Fuller-10 95 U. of Mexico 59 Waddy-17 J . Fuller, Galloway-12 111 Weber State U. 70 Waddy-32 J. Fuller-1 8 Record: W 14 L 4 (Home 8-0, Away 6-4) 103 U. of Hawaii# 49 Montgomery-23 Gooch-15 UNLV Opponent Leading Scorer Leading Rebounder 83 Chico State# 73 Waddy-42 J. Fuller-15 75 Long Beac h State# 83 Waddy-25 Waddy-13 92 IMMACULATA COLL.* 85 Waddy-23 Fuller-8 121 U. of Colorado 48 Waddy-22 J. Fuller-16 82 DELTA STATE U.* i"6 Waddy-22 Fuller-9 87 No. Colorado U. 53 Waddy-22 J. Fuller-1 3 110 UTAH STATE U. 49 Waddy-20 Fuller-10 119 Skagit Valley C.C. 26 Waddy-26 J. Fuller-12 92 U.C. , SANTA BARBARA 38 Candler-27 Candler-12 95 Skagit Valley C.C. 38 Gehrke-20 Montgomery-17 71 Kansas State U. 73 Waddy- 18 Wick-10 82 U. of So. California 53 Waddy-32 J Fuller-16 80 U.C., Los Angeles 84 Waddy-26 108 PEPPERDINE U. 53 Waddy-24 Perkins-12 J . Fuller-16 116 So. Utah State U. 36 Waddy-17 Gehrke-18 Fuller-13 89 U. of Utah# 44 Waddy-24 72 U. of Utah 65 Waddy-34 J . Fuller-21 68 Cal State, Fullerton# 70 Waddy, Candler-16 Perkins, Galloway-6 82 Arizona State U. 28 Waddy-24 J. Fuller-16 9E U. OF NEB. , LINCOLN 72 Waddy-17 Candler-12 117 U. of Arizona 51 Waddy-30 J. Fuller-15 105 UTAH STATE U. 75 Waddy, Cand ler-20 Candler-13 88 U. of Nevada, Reno 51 Waddy-33 J Fuller-18 84 Utah State U. 52 116 WEBER STATE COLL. 74 Tillman-30 Candler-18 Waddy-20 J. Fuller-18 107 B Y U of Hawaii 16 Gehrke-22 J. Fuller-15 Tillman-19 Candler-10 80 Texas Southern U.t 64 96 U. of Hawaii 30 Waddy-24 J . Fuller-15 108 Texas A & Mt 92 Waddy-27 Candler-13 82 U. of So. California 53 Waddy-20 J. Fuller-20 91 Louisiana State U.t 92 Waddy-26 Perkins-11 99 U. of Kansas 84 Waddy-34 Galloway-12 81 U. of Texast 87 Candler-24 Candler-10 116 U.C., Santa Barbara 58 Wick-24 Wick-14 85 Chico Statet 61 Waddy-30 72 U. of New Mexico 53 Waddy-19 Galloway-12 J. Fuller-18 60 Fullerton Statet 67 Waddy-21 J. Fulle r-18 Candler , Waddy-? 93 U. of New Mexico 54 Candler-25 77 U.C., Los Angelest 97 Waddy-21 J. Full er- 16 88 Arizona State U. 57 Candler-20 Candler-13 87 Indiana State+ 75 Waddy-30 J. Fuller-14 55 Wayland Baptist+ 68 Waddy-25 J. Fuller, Galloway-6 HOME GAMES IN CAPS 81 Belmont+ 68 Waddy-35 J . Fuller-9 · rournament of Champions *Utah Ho liday Classic #Chico State Tournament #Cougar Classic t AIAW Regionals tHouston Classic +NWIT Playoffs

24. 25. Team Statistics

Rebel Report '74-75 Team Records- Season MOST REBOUNDS: 2237 (1975-76) HIGHEST PER GAME MOST GAMES PLAYED: 32 AVERAGE: 69.9 (1975-76) (1975-76) MOST PERSONAL FOULS: 662 MOST WINS: 27 (1975-76) {1975-76) MOST LOSSES: 7 (1974-75) MOST TIMES FOULED-OUT: 20 FEWEST WINS: 8 (1974-75) (1975-76) FEWEST LOSSES: 4 (1976-77) MOST ASSISTS: 603 (1975-76) BEST WIN-LOSS PERCENTAGE: .843 (27-5, 1975-76) MOST HOME WINS: 14 (1975-76) MOST HOME LOSSES 4 (1974-75) Team Records - Game FEWEST HOME WINS: 6 (1974-75) FEWEST HOME LOSSES: 0 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED: 132 (1975-76, 1976-77) - vs . Skagit Valley CC (January 12, 1976) BEST HOME WIN-LOSS PERCEN­ MOST FIELD GOALS MADE: 56 - vs. TAGE: 1.000 Southern Utah State (January 20, 1976) (14-0, 1975-76; 8-0, 1976-77) HIGHEST PERCENTAGE: .588 - (50-85) vs . University of Colorado (January 9, 1976) MOST ROAD WINS: 9 (1975-76) MOST ROAD LOSSES: 3 (1974-75) MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED: 44 FEWEST ROAD WINS: 2 (1974-75) - vs. Chico State (January 2, 1976) FEWEST ROAD LOSSES: 1 MOST FREE THROWS MADE: 30 - vs . ( 1975-76, 1976-77) U.C., Santa Barbara (March 2, 1976) 1974-75 lady Rebels - (bottom row, left to right) Emma Jean Major, Kay Lemay, BEST ROAD WIN-LOSS PERCEN­ HIGHEST PERCEN­ Waynette James, Jill Adamson , and Renee Brown ; (top row, I tor) : Head Coach Barbara TAGE: .900 (9-1 , 1975-76) TAGE: .815 - (22-27) vs. Utah State Quinn , Gina Gonzalez, Captain Tona Lytle, Linda Tollefson , Jackie Alford and Team (December 9, 1976) Manager Jane Ann Pete. MOST WINS, NEUTRAL COURT : 3 MOST POINTS: 121 - vs. University of (1975-76, 1976-77) Record: W 8 L 7 (Home 6-4, Away 2-3) Colorado (January 9, 1977) MOST LOSSES, NEUTRAL COURT : 5 (1975-76) MOST REBOUNDS: 92 - vs. Skagit UNLV Opponent Opp. Leading Scorer Leading Rebounder FEWEST WINS, NEUTRAL COURT: 3 Valley CC (January 12, 1976) (1975-76, 1976-77) MOST ASSISTS: 37 - vs. University of 69 Arizona State U. 33 Major-23 Major-17 FEWEST LOSSES, NEUTRAL COURT: 3 Colorado (January 9, 1977) 103 Dixie Jr. College 29 Major-22 Major-12 (1976-77) 54 U.C. Santa Barbara 47 Adamson,Aiford-17 Major-13 BEST WIN-LOSS PERCENTAGE: NEUTRAL COURT: .500 (3-3, 1976-77) 72 U.C. Riverside 37 Alford, Major-17 Brown-15 Team Records - Career 71 U. of New Mexico 64 Alford-20 Adamson-15 GAMES PLAYED: 65 44 U. of Rhode Island 55 Alford-14 Major-16 MOST POINTS: 2941 (1975-76) GAMES WON: 49 74 U. of Nevada, Reno* 63 Alford-24 Major-19 HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE: 91.9 GAMES LOST: 16 (1975-76) POINTS SCORED: 5548 63 Utah State U. 70 Major-18 Major-12 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED: SCORING AVERAGE: 85.4 64 U. of Utah 70 Major-25 Major-15 2948 (1975-76) FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED: 5672 58 Brigham Young U. 55 Major-28 Major-16 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE: 1254 FIELD GOALS MADE: 2332 (1975-76) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE: .411 Major-23 Adamson-18 63 U. of Arizona 96 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE: FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED : 1538 33 UCLA 99 Brown-12 Brown- 12 .433 (669-1546, 1976-77) FREE THROWS MADE: 884 70 Long Beach State 80 Alford-20 Adamson, Major-9 MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED: FREE THROW PERCENTAGE: .574 760 (1975-76) REBOUNDS: 4097 57 U. of So. California 87 Brown , Major-16 Major-16 M OSfFREE THROWS MADE: 433 REBOUND AVERAGE: 63.0 70 Palomar College 45 Adamson , Adamson-12 (1975-76) PERSONAL FOULS: 1380 Alford-21 HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCEN­ TIMES FOULED OUT: 49 TAGE: .631 (304-482, 1976-77) ASSISTS: 982 *Triple Overtime

26. 27. Individual Statistics M eet the Las Vegas Media

Newspaper Sports Director Individual Records - Game HIGHEST REBOUND AVERAGE: 12.5- Janice Fuller KSHO-TV - Channel 13 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED : 30- John Cash, Sports Editor MOST PERSONAL FOULS: Las Vegas, NV 89102 Debra Waddy, vs . Belmont (March 2o, Las Vegas Review Journal 138 - Debra Waddy 1976) 1111 W. Bonanza 138 - Liz Galloway Di ck Gregg , Sports Director MOST Fl ELD GOALS MADE: 18- Debra Las Vegas, NV 89106 MOST TIMES FOULED OUT: 9 KORK-TV- Channel 3 Waddy, vs. Chico State (January 2, 1976) 9 - Liz Galloway Las Vegas, NV 89121 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE MOST ASSISTS: 226 - Tom Dye, Sports Desk (10 or more attempts): .800 - Debra 226 - Sheila Powell Las Vegas Review Journal Waddy (12-15), vs. Arizona State 1111 W. Bonanza Individual Records - Season (January 29, 1976) Las Vegas, NV 89106 MOST GAMES PLAYED: 31 - Janice MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED: 17 Fuller, Donna Wick, Sheila Powell (1975- -Debra Waddy, vs. University of Kansas 76) Don Chase, Sports Editor (March 1, 1976) Las Vegas Sun MOST POINTS : 766 - Debra Waddy MOST FREE THROWS MADE: 13 - (1975-76) 121 Highland Avenue Radio Belinda Candler, vs. Utah State Las Vegas, NV 89106 HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE: 25.3- Sports Director , KLAV RADIO (December 9, 1976) 2634 State Street Debra Waddy (1975-76) Jim Hunter , Sports Desk HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCEN­ MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED: 642 Las Vegas, NV 89109 TAGE (8 or more attempts): .929 - Las Vegas Sun - Debra Waddy (1975-76) 121 Highland Avenue Belinda Candler (13-14), vs. Utah State News Director , KLUC RADIO MOST FIELD GOALS MADE: 332 - Las Vegas, NV 89106 (December 9, 1976) P.O. Box 14805 Debra Waddy (1975-76) MOST POINTS: 42 - Debra Waddy, vs. Las Vegas, NV 89114 Chico State (January 2, 1976) HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE: Sports Editor .552- Belinda Candler (123-223, 1975- NLV Valley Times MOST REBOUNDS: 21 - Janice Fuller, News Director , KBMI RADIO 76) 1007 Cheyenne vs. University of Utah (January 24, 1976) 1550 E. Flamingo MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED: North Las Vegas, NV 89110 MOST ASSISTS: 11 - Sheila Powell, vs. Las Vegas, NV 89109 158- Debra Waddy (1975-76) Belmont (March 20, 1976) 11 - Donna Sports Director , KENO RADIO Wick, vs. Weber State (February 4, 1976) MOST FREE THROWS MADE: 102 - Wire Service Debra Waddy (1975-76) 4660 S. Decatur Individual Records - Career HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENT­ Associated Press Las Vegas, NV 89103 - MOST GAMES PLAYED: AGE: .788- Debra Waddy (67-85, 1976- R-J Building 49 - Donna Wick 77) 1111 W. Bonanza Sports Director , KRAM RADIO MOST POINTS: 1105- Debra Waddy MOST REBOUNDS : 431 -Ja nice Fuller Las Vegas, NV 89106 925 Desert Inn Road HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE: (1975-76) Las Vegas, NV 89109 23.0 - Debra Waddy HIGHEST REBOUND PER GAME Myram Borders MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED : AVERAGE: 13.9- Janice Fuller (1975-76) United Press International Bill Buckmaster , KORK RADIO 963 - Debra Waddy MOST PERSONAL FOULS: 90 - Sheila LV Sun Building 1950 Sandhill Rd . MOST FIELD GOALS MADE: Powell (1975-76) 121 Highland Avenue Las Vegas, NV 89104 468 - Debra Waddy MOST TIMES FOULED-OUT : 6 - Liz Las Vegas, NV 89106 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE: Galloway (1976-77) Mal Harris, KDWN RADIO .552 - Belinda Candler 1 Main Street (123-223) MOST ASSISTS: 174 - Sheila Powell Las Vegas, NV 89101 MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED : (1975-76) 243 - Debra Waddy Lady Rebels' 300 Point Club Television Cy Newman, KVOV RADIO MOST FREE THROWS MADE: NamE' G TP Ave. Ron Vitto, Sports Director 48 1105 23.0 Box 400 169 - Debra Waddy Debra Waddy KLAS-TV - Channel 8 HIGHE ST FREE THROW PERCENT­ Liz Galloway 47 498 10.6 Henderson, NV 89015 Las Vegas, NV 89109 AGE: .708- Belinda Candler (85-120) Janice Fuller 41 480 11.7 Donna Wick 49 426 8.7 MOST REBOUNDS: 'Shei la Powell 41 376 9.2 385 - Debra Waddy Jackie Alford 44 350 8.0 383- Liz Galloway ' Belinda Candler 18 331 18.4 *Still active. 28. University of Nevada, Las Vegas Lady Rebels 1977-78 Sc~edule

Date Opponent Time Nov. 24-26 HOLIDAY CLASSIC TBA (Teams TBA) Dec. 2 University of New Mexico 7:30p.m . Dec. 3 • University of New Mexico 6:00p .m. Dec. 9 • University of Eastern Oklahoma 6:00p.m . Dec. 10 Utah State 7:30p .m. Dec. 16 • University of Utah 6:00p .m. Dec. 19 Temple Junior College 7:30p .m. Dec. 20 Temple Junior College 5:00p .m. Jan. 3-5 *• TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS 6:00p .m. ·. (UNLV; Cal State, Fullerton; Drake; William Penn) Jan. 12 Arizona State 7:30p .m. · Jan. 13 • University of Colorado 6:00p .m. Jan. 18 Kansas State 7:30p .m. Jan. 20 Weber State 7:00p .m. jan . 21 Utah State 7:30p .m. Jan. 27-28. JA YHAWK CLASSIC TBA (UNLV; Kansas; Kansas State; Baylor) Jan. 30 University of Nebraska 7:30p .m. Feb. 6 Cal State, Fullerton 7:30p .m. Feb. 15 Brigham Young University 7:30p .m. Feb. 17-25 MEXICO INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT TBA (Teams TBA) Mar. 1 Pepperdine 7:30p .m. Mar. 3 San Francisco,, State 7:30p .m. Home Games In Red. *Preliminary games to the men's varsity at the Las Vegas Convention Center. **Entire tournament to be played at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

HEAD COACH: Dan Ayala (739-3151) ASSISTANT COACH: Donna Wick (739-3151) . SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICE: Contact Joe Hawk, 739-3207