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No. Name Class Pos. B/f Ht. Wt. Hometown 1 Mark Vogel Sr. 2B SIR 5-8 165 Waterloo, IL 2 Brian Dixon Sr. c UR 5-11 175 Cedar Rapids, IA 3 Geff Gescheidler Sr. OF UL 5-11 175 Webster City, IA 4 Scott Klein Fr. c R/R 5-10 170 Davenport, IA 5 P.J. Conlon So. OF R/L 5-9 160 Iowa City, IA 6 Mike Kelly . Jr. 2B R/R 5-9 150 Boone, IA 7 Steve Dreyer Jr. p R/R 6-3 175 Ames, IA 8 Steve Schmelzer Sr. 1B UL 6-0 1'90 Garnavillo, IA 9 Mark Chambers So. OF R/R 6-1 170 East St. Louis, IL 10 Brett Elson Jr. 1B UL 6-3 175 Hiawatha, IA 11 Brian Ortman Fr. SS R/R 5-7 160 Waterloo, IA 12 Dan Dighton Jr. 1B R/R 5-9 180 Boone, IA 13 Jim Welsh Sr. OF R/R 5-8 170 Cedar Rapids, IA 14 Tom Bach Fr. 3B R/R 5-10 185 Center Point, IA 16 John Thomas So. p R/R 6-0 170 Ames, IA 17 Mike Schulte So. OF UL 5-10 165 Cedar Rapids, IA 18 Jamie Snyder Fr. p UL 6-0 160 Richland, IA 19 Mike Morony Jr. SS R/R 5-11 180 Spencer, IA 20 Mark Lumpa Sr. OF R/R 6-1 185 Iowa City, IA 21 Mike Himmelsbach Jr. 3B R/R 6-1 185 Norway, IA 22 Steve Hoffman Sr. p R/R 5-10 170 Carroll, IA 23 Jim Duthie Sr. p UL 6-2 185 Iowa City, IA 24 Scott Kaul Sr. · p UL 6-1 190 Fridley, MN 25 Mark Hey Sr. p R/R 6-1 180 Iowa Falls, IA 26 Brett Priestley Jr. p R/R 6-1 165 Alleman, IA 28 John Pratt Jr. OF R/R 6-1 180 Nashua, IA 29 Dennis Hanken Jr. p R/R 6-0 175 Ossian, IA 30 Brian Barnhart Fr. p UR 6-0 180 Greeley, IA 33 Adam Huehnergarth Jr. p R/R 6-2 190 Bellevue, IA

Head - 27 Gene Baker Assistant Coaches - 34 Scott Childers 14 Warren Jones Panther Baseball Honor Roll

Spring 1989 Fall 1989 Cumulative Association of Mid-Continent Universities 1989 Senior Seniors Seniors Academic All-Conference Dan Wirtz 3.50 Geff Gescheidle 3.69 Geff Gescheidler 3.08 • Mike Brandmeyer 3.42 Accounting Steve Schmelzer 3.59 Steve Schmelzer 3.07 Geff Gescheidler 3.00 Recreation Juniors Mark Hey 3.25 Mark Vogel 3.01 Dennis Hanken 3.52 Chemistry Geff Gescheidler 3.87 Mark Vogel 3.20 Brad Hansen 3.40 Business Steve Schmelzer 3.31 Steve Hoffman 3.07 Juniors Mike Morony 3.16 Education Mike Brandmeyer 3.13 Scott Kaul 3.07 Dennis Hanken 3.59 * Dan Wirtz 3.12 Management MarkLumpa 3.04 Mike Morony 3.25 Sophomores Mike Himmelsbach 3.09 • Repeat Selections Mike Morony 3.77 Juniors Brett Elson 3.04 Brad Hansen 3.60 Dennis Hanken 3.87 Dennis Hanken 3.51 Mike Morony 3.85 Sophomore Steve Dreyer 3.33 Brett Elson 3.48 PJ. Conlon 3.25 John Pratt 3.21 Steve Dreyer 3.24 John Pratt 3.21 Freshmen Freshman Mike Himmelsbach 3.09 Tom Bach 3.71 P.J. Conlon 3.41 Adam Huehnergarth 3.00 Scott Klein 3.44

Red shirt Sophomore Reds him Aaron Walter 3.36 P.J. Conlon 3.26 Gene Hauser 3.81 Mike Brandmeyer 3.41 Freshmen Tom Evans 3.36 Tom Bach 3.71 Scott Klein 3.44

Reds him Gene Hauser 3.81 Tom Evans 3.36 Mike Brandmeyer 3.33

Team Grade Point Average Spring 1989 2.87 Fall 1989 2.97 Cumulative 2.85 ® Contents UNI Quick Facts

1990 Roster ...... IFC Location: Cedar Falls, IA 50614 Honor Roll ...... IFC Founded: 1876 UNI Quick Facts ...... 1 Enrollment: 11,800 Season Outlook ...... 2 -3 Nickname: Panthers Bat Cats ...... 4 Colors: Purple & Old Gold Panther Park ...... 4 President: Dr. Constantine Curris Coaches & Support Staff ...... 5 Director of Athletics: Robert Bowlsby Players ...... 6-11 Home Field: Panther Park (500) AMCU Conference ...... 11 1988-89 Record: 13-37 Game Results ...... 12 Conference: Association of Mid-Continent Universities 1989 Statistics ...... 13 1988-89 Conference Record/Finish: 1-7/4th in School Records ...... 14 Gray Division Year-By-Year ·Statistics ...... 15 National Affiliation: NCM Division I All-Time Coaching Records ...... 15 Head Baseball Coach: Gene Baker (Austin Peay '81) All-Time Records vs. Opponents ...... 16 Office Phone: 319/273-6323 1990 Opponents ...... 17-19 Career Record/Years: 59-138/Five years This is Northern lowa ...... IBC Record at UNI/Years: 24-80/fwo years 1990 Schedule ...... BC Assistant Coach: Scott Childers Director of Sports Information: Nancy Justis Office Phone: 319/273-6354 On the cover: UNI's 10 returning seniors; Kneeling Home Phone: 319/277-3631 (l to r) - Jim Welsh, Steve Hoffman, Mark Vogel; Assistant Director of Sports Information Standing (l tor) - Steve Schmelzer, Scott Kaul, (Baseball): Kevin Kane Brian Dixon, Jim Duthie, Mark Lumpa, Mark Hey, Office Phone: 319/273-3642 Geff Gescheidler. Home Phone: 319/277-6828 Head Trainer: Terry Noonan Credits: The 1990 Northern Iowa Yearbook was Assistant Trainer (Baseball): Mark Kwikkel written and edited by Kevin Kane, Assistant Director of Sport Information, with assistance from Gene Baker, head baseball coach; and Josh Lehman, Sports Information Student Assistant. Production by Office of Public Relations. Photography by Kara Nandell.

1 Season Outlook

When he took the Northern Iowa Baseball job in 1987, in ERA last season, but missed the fall season with a sore arm. Panther coach Gene Baker began the process of building a Dreyer came into his own last season and has drawn in terest program around solid pitching and defense. Now, heading from professional scouts. into his third season, Baker thinks the time has come for his With improved control, senior Steve Hoffman (2 -5, 11.29 team to make the transition from taking its lumps against ERA) will be a fourth or fifth starter. He showed his potenti al some of the best NCAA Division I has to offer to being by throwing a two-hitter last year against Neb raska. competitive against all its opponents. Freshman John Thomas, a transfer from Ellsworth J.C., also "To build a viable program that is competitive year in showed promise ih the fall with good mechanics and the and year out," Baker says, ''you have to have that pitching and ability to throw strikes. defense. The offense is coming to come and go, but we've 'We feel like we've got four good starters," noted Baker, proven here in past years that that's not going to carry you." "in Kaul, Duthie, Dreyer and Hanken. If Hoffman can step in A glance at the 1990 roster shows 10 seniors, all of and be a quality starter and throw strikes consistently, then which figure to play an important role in this season's we've got some flexibility to move Hanken back to the fortunes. There is no doubt experience is the key for UNI, but bullpen, where he started last season." it is also a squad with five players who have drawn interest Others who could be contributors include jun io r Ad am from professional scouts and a group of freshmen and fluehnergarth, lefthander Jamie Snyder, and senior Mark Hey, sophomores loaded with some of the finest talent from Iowa who made the team in fall walk-on tryouts. high schools. The top candidate for a relief closer is transfer Brett When asked about the keys to success for the upcoming Priestley, a submarine-style pitcher with good control. season, the Panther coach points to three things. "Our pitching and defense have to play the way we FIRST BASE expect them to," he noted, "but they don't have to do any This appears to be a question mark due to the injury more than that. We expect the pitchers to do a good job and sustained by last year's starter, senior Steve Schmelzer. He the defense to make the plays. If we do that, we'll be alright." suffered torn knee ligaments last fall and was fo rced to Another key is timely hitting, according to Baker. undergo surgery and it appears questionable whether he wi ll "We've got to drive in more runs. If someone can step be able to go full strength. If Schmelzer returns, he will be a forward to help (Mark) Lumpa with the RBI load or a healthy frontrunner at first after providing some lefthanded pu nch in Steve Schmelzer can be as consistent this spring as he has the lineup last season with five home runs and 24 RBI's, both been in other falls, that's going to help greatly." figures ranking second on the team. "We've got a little more speed now with (Mark) If not, junior Brett Elson (.111) could be the favor ite. Chambers and moving (John) Pratt to the top of the lineup. Elson is a lefthanded contact hitter who doesn't possess the (Geff) Gescheidler and (Mike) Morony give us two more guys power Schmelzer does but should for a better average. who are going to get on base. That's four guys that we can Dan Dighton, a transfer from Des Moines Area Community get on base consistently and score runs. We have to find College, is a good righthanded hitter but lacks the defensive about three RBI guys who can give us the ability to score runs capability of Schmelzer or Elson. Baker also does not rule throughout the lineup." out the possibility of moving two-time All-AMCU outfi elde r Baker says this year's team also has to learn to play Mark Lumpa to first. Although he has not played th e posi tio n pressure baseball. "I think by the end of last season we earned previously, Lumpa was a shortstop in high school and thi rd the respect of most of our opponents," said Baker, "and this baseman early in his collegiate career. year, I think they will know they have to take it to us to beat us. That is going to put a little pressure on us, but I don't SECOND BASE think that will affect our players. As solid as any position defensively, second base will "They have worked hard enough the last three years to probably be in the reliable hands of senior Mark Vogel. After not let a little pressure from the other teams bother us. " transferring from a junior college last year, Vogel put together a 28-game errorless streak at the end of the season. He is a PITCHING switch-hitter who had an off year at the plate last season, but After two seasons of steady improvement, pitching bounced back in the fall season by hitting .321. should be a strong suit in 1990. The Panther mound corps Junior Mike Kelly raised some eyebrows last fal l with an knocked about three runs off its team ERA last year and this outstanding showing at the plate and treme ndo us season, with each member of the starting rotation being at improvement in the field. Kelly is an aggressive young pl aye r least a junior, Baker has little doubt who will be carrying the who is biding his time behind Vogel, but, Baker says, wi ll be load. ready to step in if Vogel falters this season. Forming the nucleus will be southpaws Scott Kaul (1-8, 5.74 ERA) and Jim Duthie (2-5, 8.36 ERA), and righthanders SHORTSTOP Steve Dreyer (2-5, 8.17 ERA) and Dennis Hanken (2-3, 3.38 Junior Mike Morony moves over from third base, where ERA) . Kaul was probably the most consistent of the starters he was a part-time starter last season. He will rep lace the last season and Duthie showed flashes of brilliance against graduated Brian Scheidegger, who held down the positio n in some of the top opponents. Hanken has been as good as outstanding fashion the past two years. Morony needs to anyone UNI has had over the last two years and led the team soften his hands a bit, but otherwise possesses all the tools.

2 game. He will need some time to adjust to college pitching, but looks to have the potential to be an outstanding college catcher.

OUTFIELD If one position on the team stands out, it will be the outfield with three returning starters. All positions should be strong offensively and solid on defense. Two-time All-AMCU rightfielder Mark Lumpa (.333, 6 HR, 28 RBis) returns to provide the biggest power threat for the Panthers. He has good power to all fields and runs well. Junior John Pratt (.261, 3 HR, 20 RBis, 16 SB) a legitimate professional prospect, will anchor from center field. He can hit for average, has good power, can run and throw well, and, perhaps most importantly, is constantly improving. Senior Geff Gescheidler (.277, 2 HR, 20 RBis) will be the leftfielder. He is very sound fundamentally and makes all the plays in the field. Three others who can add depth at any of the three positions are sophomore P.J. Conlon, senior Jim Welsh and sophomore Mark Chambers. All three are dependable and could see more playing time if Lumpa is moved to first base.

SCHEDULE

I ·. IS& -- Last year's schedule was ranked the fifth most difficult in .;.-:;;. _·;..·;:. .·:· the country by Baseball America Magazine and this year's .... -, ;""'!· ..... ). ,.. '· ~ ~- .. - : - , . slate, although not quite as imposing, is again one of the ...... ~ .. .. toughest in the Midwest. Two-time All-AMCU outfielder Mark Lumpa The season opens with a pair of weekend trips to Oklahoma and Oklahoma State in February, journeys Baker hopes can be made every year. Both are among the top teams He has a strong arm and good range in the field and the in the nation, but with single games slated for Saturday and capability to be a .300 hitter. Morony has a good eye, is very Sunday against each, Baker thinks his team can be patient at the plate and normally has a high on-base competitive. percentage. The annual spring trip takes the Panthers to , Backing up Morony are freshmen Brian Ortman and Kentucky and with stops in Missouri and Illinois on Tom Bach. Baker compares Ortman to Scheidegger at the the way. A legitimate national contender awaits UNI at same stage in his career. Bach comes into the program with a Indiana State along with Western Kentucky, Austin Peay, reputation as a good hitter but struggled at the plate in the Memphis State, Evansville and Illinois State on the trip. fall. The Panthers continue to play nearly every Division I school in the area and 1990 will be no exception with the likes THIRD BASE of Creighton, Missouri, Bradley, St. Louis, Illinois State, Notre Junior college transfer Mike Himmelsbach is the likely Dame, Kansas, Iowa, Iowa State, Nebraska and Minnesota starter at the hot corner. He has always been a good hitter dotting the schedule. and makes all the plays defensively. He had a shaky fall with Add to that conference foes Southwest Missouri State, the bat, but if he can keep making the defensive plays and hit Eastern Illinois and Western Illinois and the Panthers once the way he is capable, Baker feels he will be an outstanding again will butt heads with the best in the Midwest and some third baseman. of the top teams in the nation.

CATCHER The job will be in the capable hands of senior Brian Dixon (.246, 1 HR, 18 RBis), who has made great strides both offensively and defensively over the past two years. He has made himself a solid, everyday catcher with a take-charge attitude behind the plate. Dixon also provides a lefthanded bat in the lineup. Backing up Dixon will be freshman Scott Klein. Klein possesses excellent mechanics defensively and calls a good

3 Bat Cats

The UNI Bat Cats is a volunteer organization of wom en which helps the Panther coaching staff by donating its time and contributing to the promotion and awareness of Northern Iowa Baseball throughout the year. Each Bat Cat is scheduled to work different ballgames and tournaments, and assist in the recruiting process by giving campus tour~ and other assigned duties.

Panther Park

4 Coaches & Support Staff

Head Coach Gene Baker Gene Baker enters his third season as the Northern Iowa head coach in 1990 after serving two previous stints at his alma mater, Austin Peay State University in Clarksvill e, TN. He served as an assistant with the Governors from 1981-82 and again from 1986-87 after a playing career in which he earned Ohio Valley All-Conference honors in 1980. A catcher/designated hitter, Baker was voted to the NCAA Division I Academic All-America Team in 1981. Baker's first head coaching position came at Bristol (TN) College where he was coach and athletic director from 1984-86. He previously served as an assistant at Cumberland College in Lebanon, TN from 1982-84. The Wappinger Falls, NY native received his bachelor's degree in chemistry in 1981 and master's in health and physical education in 1987, both from Austin Peay. Baker has compiled a 24-80 record in his two seasons with the Panthers. His career mark is 59-138 in five seasons.

Scott Childers Warren Jones Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

· Mark Kwikkel Cris Kangas Camille Korschgen Baseball Trainer Student Assistant Trainer Statistician

5 2 Brian Dixon Player C... 5-11. •• 175 .•• Senior••• IJR••• Cedar Rapids, IA/Kennedy H.S. A lefthanded-hitting catcher who figures to be the regular this season ... has worked as hard as anyone on the team and made noticeable improvements both offensively and Profiles defensively last fall, hitting .396. .. saw some action at third base and designated hitter last season ... took over an important role in team leadership last season and will be looked to again this year... enjoys hunting and fishing in his spare time... son of Denver Dixon and Connie Mouchka G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SO BB SB AVG 1988 33 78 19 23 19 6 0 1 13 14 1 .295 1989 42 118 22 29 18 5 0 1 30 14 1 .246 TOTAL 75 196 41 52 37 11 0 2 43 28 2 .265

23 Jim Duthie P••• 6-2 ••• 185 ••• Senior.•• UL••• Iowa City, WCity H.S. Became a dependable regular in the starting rotation last season, drawing the start against many of UNI's top opponents ... has a good, moving fastball, but struggled with control at times last year, leading the staff with 38 walks ... was impressive in the fall, .posting a 5-0 record and 2.54 ERA ... redshirted two years ago ... enjoys playing in his spare time ... son of Freeman and Becky Duthie. APP GS CG W L SV IP H HR SO BB R ER WP ERA 1989 11 8 0 2 5 0 51.7 73 8 18 38 57 48 4 8.36

3 Geff Gescheidler OF.•• 5-11 ... 175 •.• Senior••. UL •.• Webster City, INWebster City H.S. Slated to be the Panther leftfielder this season ... may be dropped to second in the batting order after kading off most of last season ... a southpaw who is an excellent hitter against righthanders ... a solid fielder who had four assists from the outfield and led the regulars with a .980 fielding percentage last season ... batted .397 with 21 RBis in the fall...went 2 for 4 with a against eventual national champion Wichita State last year... had four RBis in a game vs. Western Illinois last season ... hobbies include collecting baseball cards and golfing... son of Harold and Marjorie Gescheidler. G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SO BB SB AVG 1987 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 1988 26 71 13 20 8 1 0 1 8 10 0 .282 1989 44 148 25 41 20 7 1 2 21 12 6 .277 TOTAL 72 220 39 61 28 8 1 3 29 22 7 .277

25 Mark Hey P••• 6-1 ••• 180 ••• Senior••• RIR ••• Iowa Falls, Wlowa Falls H.S. Earned a spot on the team in walk-on tryouts in the fall...a fifth-year senior at UNI who transferred after two years at Ellsworth Community College ... key to his success is his control...son of Donald and Helen Hey · No previous UNI stats

22 Steve Hoffman P•.• 5-10 ••• 170 ••• Senior••• RIR ••• Carroll, IA/Kuemper H.S. Became a regular starter last season after transferring from Iowa Central Community College, where he was named to the junior college all-region team ...completed four of seven starts last season and led the team with 36 strikeouts in 36 2/3 innings pitched ... has an excellent changeup ... pitched a complete game two-hitter in 2-1 loss to Nebraska last season ...son of Paul and Marilyn Hoffman. APP GS CG W L SV IP H HR SO BB R ER WP ERA 1989 9 7 4 2 5 0 36. 7 55 8 36 34 46 46 8 11.29

24 Scott Kaul P••• 6-1 ... 190 ••• Senior... UL.•• Fridley, MN/Fridley H.S. Proved to be one of UNI's most reliable starters last season after transferring from Mankato State where he participated in the 1986 Division II .. .a crafty lefthander who changes speeds well and has drawn attention from professional scouts ... consistently drew the toughest starting assignments last year... tied for the team lead with five complete games ... pitched a complete game two-hitter last season against Illinois at Chicago for his only win ... set a school record last season for most starts in a season with nine ... posted a 4-1 mark and 3.79 ERA in the fall , fanning 64 batters in 38 innings ... son of Eldon and Kathy Kaul. APP GS CG W L SV IP H HR SO BB R ER WP ERA 1989 11 9 5 1 8 0 58.0 73 8 26 30 53 37 6 5.74

6 20 Mark Lumpa OF••• 6-1 ... 185•.. Senior... R/R ••• Iowa City, WCity H.S. UNI's only two-time All-AM CU pick ... a great all-around athlete who is a natural power hitter... needs to cut down on his strikeouts to be even more effective ... has led the squad in hitting and RBI's the last two years; led in homers last season and ranked second in '88... will probably bat third in the order this season... has drawn interest from professional scouts ... went 2 for 5 with 2 RBis against eventual national champion Wichita State... went 3 for 4 with 3 RBis and a home run against Kansas State... had two homers and six RBis in a game vs. Mt. Mercy... had an outstanding fall season, hitting .448 with eight homers and 32 RBis ... enjoys music and hunting... son of Gary Lumpa and Beth Sass. G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR so BB SB AVG 1988 46 156 27 50 35 13 0 7 55 9 1 .321 1989 45 153 25 51 28 10 2 6 32 17 0 .333 TOTAL 91 309 52 101 63 23 2 13 87 26 1 .327

8 Steve Schmelzer 18••• 6-0••• 190••• Senior... I.JL ••• Garnavillo, WGarnavillo H.S. Will be the regular first baseman if he can recover from a knee operation over the winter... consistently one UNI's top home run and RBI men, he provides needed lefthanded punch in the middle of the lineup ... a dependable fielding first baseman... ranked second on the team in homers (5) and RBis (24) last season ... went 2 for 4 with 3 RBis vs. Nebraska last season ... was 3 for 4 with a home run and 2 RBis against Kansas ... set a school record last season with 364 putouts and 389 total ch'ances ... hobbies include playing golf... son of Jim and Shirley Schmelzer. G AB R H RBI HR 2B 3B SO BB SB AVG 1987 10 15 2 3 2 0 1 0 3 3 2 .200 1988 33 83 14 17 14 0 0 5 26 15 0 .205 1989 47 143 19 31 24 5 0 5 24 26 0 .217 TOTAL 90 241 35 51 40 5 1 10 53 44 2 .212

1 MarkVogel 28••• 5-8 ••• 165••• Senior..• S/R... Waterloo, II.IWaterloo H.S. Transferred from Kaskaskia J.C. in Illinois last year and became the starting ... an outstanding fielder who went the final 28 games of last season without an error... a switch hitter who is looking to rebound from a subpar offensive year... noted for having a good knowledge of the strike zone... went 3 for 4 with an RBI against Iowa State... hit .313 last fall with a .492 on-base percentage... son of Fritz and Pat Vogel. G AB R H RBI HR 2B 3B SO BB SB AVG 1989 48 134 16 29 9 4 1 0 22 22 2 .216

13 Jim Welsh OF••. 5-8••. 170••• Senior••• R/R ••• Cedar Rapids, WJefferson H.S. Speedy outfielder who can also play infield... transferred from Kirkwood C.C. two years ago.. . enjoyed an excellent fall season, hitting .338 with 5 HRs and 22 RBis ... played in the 1986 American Legion World Series ... son of James and Hiroko Welsh. G AB R H RBI HR 2B 3B SO BB SB AVG 1989 23 28 1 7 2 0 0 0 13 10 4 .250

12 Dan Dighton 18••. 5-9••. 180•. Junior••• R/R ••• 8oone, IA/Boone H.S. Transferred from Des Moines Area Community College in Boone... an excellent offensive player with plenty of raw ability who must concentrate at all times ... a two­ time unanimous all-conference selection at Boone High School...son of Lyn and Sherri Dighton. No previous UNI stats

7 Steve Dreyer P••• 6-3 .•• 175.• Junior••• R/R •• .Ames, WAmes H.S. Figures to be an integral part of the starting rotation after an outstanding fall season in which he was 5-1witha2.20 ERA ... a professional prospect who has been clocked at 87 mph ... can also play infield ... threw a one-hit shutout last season against Quincy.. .likes to play pool and fish in his spare time... son of William and Susan Dreyer. APP GS CG W L SV IP H HR SO BB R ER WP ERA 1988 13 2 0 2 5 0 22.3 45 6 13 21 43 33 5 13.30 1989 13 8 2 2 5 0 50.7 76 4 36 25 55 46 7 8.17 TOTAL 26 10 2 4 10 0 73.0 121 10 49 46 98 79 12 9.74

7 10 Brett Elson lB••• 6-3 ••• 175•• Junior••• IJL ••• Hiawatha, WCedar Rapids Kennedy Transferred last year from Luther College where he hit over .300 as a freshman ... provides the Panthers with a good contact hitter from the left side ... hit .397 in the fall while striking out just four times in 64 at bats ... hobbies include checking Eric Davis' box scores ... son of William and Fay Elson. G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SO BB SB AVG 1989 5 9 2 1 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 .111

29 D~nnis Hanken P... 6-0 ••• 175•• Junior••• R/R ... Ossian, WSouth Winneshiek H.S. Began last season as a reliever but was UNI's top starter by season's' end ... team leader in appearances (15), complete games (5) and ERA (3.38) ... possesses an excellent curveball and good movement on his fastball...made great strides in improving his control last season .. .initially slated for the starting rotation, he could move back to the bullpen if the rest of the starters perform well...allowed just two runs and six hits in complete game loss to Missouri in '89 ... missed most of the fall season with a tender elbow... son of Geruse and Margaret Hanken. APP GS CG W L SV IP H HR SO BB R ER WP ERA 1988 11 5 0 1 2 0 31.0 48 8 19 27 48 28 11 8.13 1989 15 5 5 2 3 1 45.3 42 · 3 37 22 17 17 0 3.3 TOTAL 26 10 5 3 5 1 76.3 90 11 56 49 65 45 11 5.31

21 Mike Himmelsbach 38... 6-1 ... 185 ..Junior .•. R/R ... Norway, WNorway H.S. The favorite at thii:d entering the season ... a transfer from Kirkwood Community College and Northwest Missouri State. .. a good hitter with some power who figures to bat in the fourth or fifth spot in the lineup ... a member of two state championship teams at Norway High School. No previous UNI stats

33 Adam Huehnergarth P... 6-2 ••• 190•• Junior••• R/R ••• Bellevue, IA/Bellevue H.S. Has gained valuable experience and made steady improvement each season ... throws hard but needs to gain more control to be successful...son of Susan Huehnergarth. APP GS CG W L SV IP H HR SO BB R ER WP ERA 1988 8 1 0 0 1 0 15.7 25 2 9 20 30 20 3 11.49 1989 3 0 0 0 0 0 7.3 27 3 3 6 27 23 1 28.23 TOTAL 11 1 0 0 1 0 23.0 52 5 12 26 57 43 4 16.83

6 Mike Kelly 28 ••• 5-9 ... 150.. Junior ..• R/R ••• Boone, IA/Boone H.S. Transferred last year from Des Moines Area C.C .... a solid defensive player who is one of the team's hardest workers ... showed surprising power in the fall with five homers and a .353 average ... possesses a good knowledge of the strike zone ... would like to coach college baseball someday. .. son of Dick and Glenda Kelly. G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SO BB SB AVG 1989 10 16 2 3 1 1 0 0 4 4 0 .187

19 Mike Morony SS ... 5-11 ... 180.. Junior ... R/R ... Spencer, WSpencer H.S. Figures to get the starting nod at shortstop this season after being a part-time starter at third base last year... will be even more effective with improved defense ... shows occasional power to the gaps ... has an excellent batting eye ... enjoyed an outstanding fall season, hitting .419 and ranking third on the team in slugging percentage (.710) and second in on-base percentage (.550) ... would like to teach and coach someday... son of James and Darlene Morony. G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SO BB SB AVG 1988 27 57 17 21 7 1 1 0 11 19 3 .368 1989 27 56 9 9 7 1 0 1 12 21 1 .161 TOTAL 54 113 26 30 14 2 1 1 23 40 4 .265

8 28 John Pratt OF... 6-1.•• 180•• Junior••• R/R ••• Nashua, IA/Nashua H.S. Will be the starting centerfielder this season after establishing himself as a great all­ around player last year. .. a professional prospect who can do it all ... set a school record last year with 157 at bats .. .led the team with 16 stolen bases in 18 attempts. .. hit .439 in the fall with seven home runs, 30 RBis and 14 of 15 stolen bases .. .fanned just three times in 82 at bats in the fall...had four RBis and game-winning last season against Illinois at Chicago ... enjoys downhill skiing. .. son of Delbert and Janet Pratt. G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SO BB SB AVG 1988 35 83 11 19 4 2 0 0 17 11 10 .229 1989 50 157 33 41 20 9 2 3 32 12 16 .261 TOTAL 85 240 44 60 24 11 2 3 49 23 26 .250

26 Brett Priestley P••• 6-1. •• 165•• Junior... R/R •• .Alleman, WAlleman H.S. A mid-year transfer from Northeast Oklahoma State who played junior college ball at Indian Hill in Centerville, IA ...a submarine-style hurler with excellent control who will get a shot as the top closer... son of Russell and Guyana Priestley. No previous UNI stats

9 Mark Chambers OF••• 6-1 ... 170••• Sophomore••• R/R ... East St. Louis, II/Lincoln H.S. Recorded a fine fall season, batting .412 with two home runs, 17 RBis, four triples and 10 stolen bases ... redshirted last season... a great all-around athlete who runs the 40- yard dash in 4.45 ... figures to see action at designated hitter this season... son of Della Chambers. No previous UNI stats

5 PJ. Conlon OF••• 5-9 ••• 160••• Sophomore••• R/L•• .Iowa City, WCity H.S. Lettered last year after seeing part-time duty as designated hitter and outfielder. .. transferred from Creighton two years ago ... has an excellent mechanical swing. .. enjoyed an excellent fall season, hitting .343 with a homer and 15 RBls ...sister, Michelle, is a past Big 10 Player of the Year in . ..son of Donald and Patricia Conlon. G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SO BB SB AVG 1989 25 56 9 9 4 3 0 0 14 11 1 .161

16 John Thomas P••• 6-0 ••• 170••• Sophomore••• RIR ...Ames, WAmes H.S. A high school teammate of Panther pitcher Steve Dreyer at Ames ... lettered one year at Ellsworth Community College ... a control-type pitcher who showed much promise in the fall, recording a 2.56 ERA ... pitched in the Class 3A Iowa high school finals ...son of Tom and Judy Thomas. No previous UNI stats

17 Mike Schulte OF••• 5-10••• 165••• Sophomore ...l.JL ••• Cedar Rapids, WRegis H.S. A two-year running back on the football team who is giving college baseball a try for the first time... was considered one of the top baseball prospects in Cedar Rapids metro area as a junior, but did not play as a senior to concentrate on football...a great all­ around athlete who also played on a state championship runnerup and was a state qualifier in track... son of Dave and Linda Schulte. No previous UNI stats

9 14 Tom Bach SS••• 5-10... 185••• Freshman••• R/R ••• Center Point, WCenter Point H.S. A strong defensive infielder who may also be used as a pitcher... a great all-around athlete who earned 14 letters at Center Point while earning all-state honors in baseball and football ... graduated second in his class... son of Linda Bach. No previous UNI stats

30 Brian Barnhart P... 6-0 ... 180... Freshman ... UR ... Greeley, IA/West Delaware H.S. A hard-throwing righthander who transferred from Grand View College at semester... a two-time first team All-WAMAC choice at West Delaware ... an academic all-state selection... son of Gary and Joyce Barnhart. No previous UNI stats

4 Scott Klein C... 5-10 ... 170 ... Freshman ... R/R ...Davenport, WAssumption H.S. A solid defensive catcher who possess excellent mechanics... a dedicated worker who will improve greatly with more experience... an outstanding student at Davenport ·Assumption High School...son of Tom and Connie Klein. No previous UNI stats

11 Brian Ortman SS ... 5-7... 160... Freshman ... R/R ...Waterloo, IA/West H.S. Redshirted last season after transferring from Winona State... has the potential to be a quality shortstop with better concentration at all times... son of Michael and Sandra Ortman. No previous UNI stats

18 Jamie Snyder P... 6-0... 160... Freshman ... UL... Richland, WPekin (Packwood) H.S. Redshirted last season ... coming off knee surgery... has made great strides with increased strength... has made himself a Division I pitcher... son of Howard and Ann Snyder. No previous UNI stats

Red shirts

Mike Brandmeyer P... 6-2 ... 190... Senior ... R/R ...Boone, INUnited Community H.S. Veteran hurler who struggled with control last season after being moved to the bullpen... very smart, a real thinker on the mound... balances baseball and a tough academic load in accounting ... is currently serving an internship in West Des Moines ... son of Stan and Vivian Brandmeyer. APP GS CG W L SV IP H HR SO BB R ER WP ERA 1987 3 2 1 1 1 0 9.0 9 0 10 9 7 3 1 3.00 1988 10 7 0 2 5 0 37.0 50 12 28 40 58 40 5 9.73 1989 10 4 0 0 4 1 21.3 25 6 16 36 36 27 4 11.39 Total 23 13 1 3 10 1 67.3 84 18 54 85 101 70 10 9.36

Chad Bernard SS... 5-10... 160... Freshman ... R/R ...Tripoli, IA/friploi H.S. A solid, lefthanded contact hitter who could be the shortstop of the future at UNl...enjoyed an outstanding senior year at Tripoli, leading the conference with 90 strikeouts as a pitcher and batting .500... possesses a strong arm, good range and excellent baseball sense. .. earned 14 letters in high school- five in baseball, four in golf, three in basketball and two in football...a first team all-conference pitcher for four years... son of Brendt and Judy Bernard. No previous UNI stats

Tom Evans OF... 5-8 ... 155... Freshman ... R/R ...West Des Moines, IA/Waukee H.S. A three-time all-conference selection who also earned all-conference honors in football and was a state qualifier in track ... named to the Academic All-State Team ... possesses good speed and makes good contact as a hitter... son of Gary and Shirley McClure.

10 Bob Cavin 3B ••• 6-0 ... 190.•. Freshman ••• R/R ••• Maquoketa, IA/Maquoketa H.S. Transferred at semester from Grand View College ... ranks third nationally in career high school hits ... has an excellent swing and good hands ... two-time all-state selection ... son of Jack and Beatrice Gavin.

Gene Hauser 2B ... 5-9 ... 155... Freshman ••• S/R ... Crinnell, WCrinnell H.S. A switch-hitter who makes good contact and has the tools defensively to be an excellent middle infielder... a first team all-conference pick at Grinnell High ... son of Ron and Joyce Hauser.

Eric Olson 3B ... 5-10 ... 160 ...Freshman ••• R/R .. .Nashua, INNashua H.S. Earned all-state honors as a senior and was a two-time all-conference pick ... eanred 10 high school letters-four in baseball and , and two in football...a hard worker with lots of desire... son of Gary and Jeanne Olson.

The Association of Mid-Continent Universities The Association of Mid-Continent Universities (AMCU) Final 1989 AMCU Standings was conceived in 1982 as eight Midwestern universities joined to form a new league for men's athletics. Cray Division AMCU Record Pct. Overall Record Pct. In 1989, the University of Akron and Northern Illinois *Southwest Missouri State 8-2 .800 41-10 .804 University were voted into the league by the university Eastern Illinois 6-2 .750 31-19 .620 presidents and athletic directors with competition for both Western Illinois 3-7 .300 20-18 .526 institutions in the new league beginning in the 1989-90 Northern Iowa 1-7 .125 13-37 .260 academic year with the exception of basketball, which will Blue Division AMCU Record Pct. Overall Record Pct. begin in 1990-91. Cleveland State 7-3 .700 24-21 .548 Representing six states, other AMCU members are Illinois at Chicago 5-4 .556 33-29 .518 Cleveland State University, Eastern Illinois University, Valparaiso 3-8 .273 14-32-1 .309 University of Illinois at Chicago, University of Northern Iowa, *Conference Tournament Champion Southwest Missouri State University, , Western Illinois University and the University of Wisconsin­ All-Time AMCU Tournament Records Green Bay. In addition to basketball, the AMCU sponsors baseball, Appearances Record Pct. soccer, cross country, indoor track, outdoor track, swimming, Southwest Missouri State 6 21-3 .875 golf and tennis. Eastern Illinois 5 12-10 .545 Conference headquarters are located in Chicago, IL, with Northern Iowa 1 2-2 .500 a staff of commissioner Jerry Ippoliti, information director Western Illinois 2 3-4 .429 Michael Madsen, administrative assistant Marcia Hokin, Illinois at Chicago 4 3-8 .273 supervisor of basketball officials Richard Weiler, compliance Valparaiso 4 2-8 .200 officer Arnold Fielkow, assistant information director James Cleveland State 5 2-10 .167 Betzold and director of communications Jon Steinbrecher. The 1989-90 league president is Dr. Alan Harre of Valparaiso UNI's All-AMCU Players University. 1984 - Loran Hackman, Sr. The AMCU is governed by a Council of Delegates, made 1986 - IB, Todd Barkalow, Sr. up of the presidents and athletic directors of member schools. OF, Scott Schmelzer, Sr. 1987 - DH, Jeff Frese, Jr. IB, Rico Vaske, Sr. 2B, Dave Smith, Sr. 1988 - OF, Mark Lumpa, So. 1989 - OF, Mark Lumpa, Jr.

11 1989 Game Results

Date Opponent Score Pitcher (W-L) Save (#) GW RBI(#) Home Away Div 1 AMCU All

3/9 Nebraska 3-12 Kaul (0-1) 0- 1 0- 1 0- 1 3/9 Nebraska 6- 7 Allen (0-1) 0- 2 0- 2 0- 2 3/11 Lincoln 3- 2 Dreyer (1-0) Scheidegger (1) 1- 2 1- 2 3/11 Lincoln 4- 1 Bair (1-0) Hulme (1) Morony (1) 2- 2 2- 2 3/12 Lincoln 17- 1 Hoffmann (1-0) 3- 2 3- 2 3/19 St Louis 10- 4 Allen (1-1) Hanken (1) 4- 2 1- 2 4- 2 3/19 St Louis 6- 7 Bair (1-1) 4- 3 1- 3 4- 3 3/20 Arkansas 4-14 Kaul (0-2) 4- 4 1- 4 4- 4 3/22 Oklahoma 2-33 Dreyer (1-1) 4- 5 1- 5 4- 5 3/22 Oklahoma State 0-11 Brandmeyer (0-1) 4- 6 1- 6 4- 6 3/23 Wichita State 6-29 Hoffmann (1-1) 4- 7 1- 7 4- 7 3/24 Kansas 2-10 Allen (1-2) 4- 8 1- 8 4- 8 3/25 Kansas 7-10 Brandmeyer (0-2) 4- 9 1- 9 4- 9 3/26 Kansas State 4-11 Kaul (0-3) 4-10 1-10 4-10 3/26 Kansas State 6- 7 Hulme (0-1) 4-11 1-11 4-11 3/29 Wartburg 1- 3 Hoffmann (1-2) 4-12 4-12 3/29 Wartburg 4- 6 Brandmeyer (0-3) 4-13 4-13 3/30 Creighton 4-11 Duthie (0-1) 0-1 1-12 4-14 4/2 Quincy 8- 0 Dreyer (2-1) Dixon (1) 1-1 5-14 4/2 Quincy 10- 2 Bair (2-1) 2-1 6-14 4/4 Iowa State 5- 9 Kaul (0-4) 4-14 1-13 6-15 4/5 Iowa 1- 7 Duthie (0-2) 4-15 1-14 6-16 4/6 Iowa State 2-15 Hoffmann (1-3) 4-16 1-15 6-17 4/8 St Xavier 0- 3 Hanken (0-1) 4-17 6-18 4/10 Illinois-Chicago 2- 4 Dreyer (2-2) 4-18 1-16 6-19 4/10 Illinois-Chicago 8- 0 Kaul (1-4) Pratt (1) 5-18 2-16 7-19 4/11 Northwestern 1- 3 Duthie (0-3) 5-19 2-17 7-20 4/12 Mt Mercy 1- 3 Hoffmann (1-4) 5-20 7-21 4/12 Mt Mercy 8- 4 Allen (2-2) Pratt (2) 6-20 8-21 4/15 Western Illinois 7- 8 Dreyer (2-3) 6-21 2-18 0-1 8-22 4/15 Western Illinois 1- 2 Kaul (1-5) 6-22 2-19 0-2 8-23 4/16 Western Illinois 8- 4 Duthie (1 -3) Wirtz (1) 7-22 3-19 1-2 9-23 4/16 Western Illinois 4-10 Allen (2-3) 7-23 3-20 1-3 9-24 4/18 Wartburg 12- 2 Hanken (1-1) TeStrake (1) 3-1 10-24 4/18 Wartburg 14- 4 Hoffmann (2-4) Brandmeyer (1) Lumpa (1) 4-1 11-24 4/19 Iowa 2-11 Bair (2-2) 4-2 3-21 11-25 4/20 Iowa State 5-13 Duthie (1 -4) 4-3 3-22 11-26 4/23 Southwest Missouri 1- 4 Hanken (1 -2) 4-4 3-23 1-4 11-27 4/23 Southwest Missouri 0-10 Kaul (1 -6) 4-5 3-24 1-5 ' 11-28 4/25 Minnesota 3- 7 Allen (2-4) 7-24 3-25 11-29 4/30 Eastern Illinois 0-12 Dreyer (2-4) 7-25 3-26 1-6 11-30 4/30 Eastern Illinois 3- 5 Kaul (1 -7) 7-26 3-27 1-7 11-31 512 Mt Mercy 10- 0 Hanken (2-2) 5-5 12-31 5/2 Mt Mercy 9- 3 Duthie (2-4) Lumpa (2) 6-5 13-31 5/3 Nebraska 1- 2 Hoffmann (2-5) 7-27 3-28 13-32 513 Nebraska 0-10 Brandmeyer (0-4) 7-28 3-29 13-33 5/4 Creighton 4-14 Dreyer (2-5) 7-29 3-30 13-34 516 Missouri 1- 2 Hanken (2-3) 7-30 3-31 13-35 516 Missouri 2- 4 Kaul (1 -8) 7-31 3-32 13-36 517 Missouri 1-11 Duthie (2-5) 7-32 3-33 13-37

12 1989 Statistics

Overall Record - 13-37 AMCU - 1-7

Hitting

Player Name G AB R H RBI GWH 2B 3B HR TB SP so BB HBP SAC SB SBA PCT OB PCT AVG

Mark Lumpa 45 153 25 51 28 2 10 2 6 83 0.542 32 17 1 1 0 0 0.000 0.404 0.333 Brian Scheidegger 50 154 24 51 22 1 5 2 0 60 0.390 19 14 1 1 5 7 0.714 0.391 0.331 Craig Kealty 36 114 19 33 18 0 10 1 2 51 0.447 17 8 0 1 1 1 1.000 0.336 0.289 Geff Gescheidler 44 148 25 41 20 0 7 1 2 56 0.378 21 12 0 2 6 9 0.667 0.331 0.277 Dan Wirtz 37 94 10 25 16 1 3 0 1 31 0.330 7 8 1 3 11 12 0.917 0.330 0.266 John Pratt 50 157 33 41 20 2 9 2 3 63 0.401 32 12 0 4 16 18 0.889 0.314 0.261 Jimmy Welsh 23 28 1 7 2 0 0 0 0 7 0.250 13 10 0 1 4 5 0.800 0.447 0.250 Brian Dixon 42 118 22 29 18 1 5 0 1 37 0.314 30 14 0 4 1 2 0.500 0.326 0.246 Brad Hansen 11 23 4 5 1 0 2 0 0 7 0.304 6 3 2 0 0 0 0.000 0.357 0.217 Steve Schmelzer 47 143 19 31 24 0 5 0 5 51 0.357 24 26 1 1 0 0 0.000 0.341 0.217 Mark Vogel 48 134 16 29 9 0 4 1 0 35 0.261 22 22 0 0 2 4 0.500 0.327 0.216 Mike Kelly 10 16 2 3 1 0 1 0 0 4 0.250 4 4 1 0 0 0 0.000 0.381 0.187 P J Conlon 25 56 9 9 4 0 3 0 0 12 0.214 14 11 0 3 1 1 1.000 0.299 0.161 Mike Morony 27 56 9 9 7 1 1 0 1 13 0.232 12 21 0 0 1 4 0.250 0.390 0.161 Brett Elson 5 9 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.111 2 1 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.200 0.111 Matt TeStrake 10 19 2 2 3 1 2 0 0 4 0.211 5 2 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.190 0.105 Tim Bartz 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.333 0.000

UNI Totals 50 1424 223 367 194 9 67 9 21 515 0.362 261 186 7 21 48 63 0.762 0.346 0.258

Opponents 50 1434 368 461 323 36 89 20 49 737 0.514 212 244 28 32 89 106 0.840 0.430 0.321

Pitching Player Name APP STS ShD CG GF w L sv PCT IP H HR so BB R ER HBP WP BK ER/9 Dennis Hanken 15 5 1 5 13 2 3 1 0.400 45.33 42 3 37 22 17 17 4 0 0 3.38 Steve Bair 8 3 0 0 3 2 2 0 0.500 18.67 17 2 13 12 16 10 1 2 0 4.82 Scott Kaul 11 9 1 5 5 1 8 0 0.111 58.00 73 8 26 30 53 37 0 6 0 5.74 Donnie Allen 10 6 0 0 0 2 4 0 0.333 35.33 39 3 18 25 38 26 4 2 0 6.62 Steve Dreyer 13 8 1 2 6 2 5 0 0.286 50.67 76 4 36 25 55 46 3 7 1 8.17 Jim Duthie 11 8 0 0 1 2 5 0 0.286 51.67 73 8 18 38 57 48 7 4 1 8.36 Rod Hulme 13 0 0 0 10 0 1 1 0.000 11.00 22 1 7 10 13 11 1 4 0 9.00 Steve Hoffmann 9 7 0 4 4 2 5 0 0.286 36.67 55 8 36 34 46 46 2 8 1 11.29 Mike Brandmeyer 10 4 0 0 4 0 4 1 0.000 21.33 25 6 16 36 36 27 5 4 0 11.39 Adam Huehnergarth 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0.000 7.33 27 3 3 6 27 23 1 1 0 28.23 Others 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0.000 3.67 12 3 2 6 10 6 0 0 0 14.73

UNI Totals 107 50 3 16 50 13 37 3 0.260 339.67 461 49 212 244 368 297 28 38 3 7.87

Opponents 113 50 5 13 50 37 13 13 0.740 366.00 367 21 261 186 223 179 7 36 5 4.40

13 Northern Iowa Records

Individual Records Saves-Season: 5, Mike Gerlach, 1987 Hitting Strikeouts-Season: 90, Darrell Bunge, 1962 Games Played-Season: 52, Dan Wirtz, 1988 Career: 193, Doug Darnell, 1967-69 Career: 145 Shawn Andrews, 1984-88 Game: 21 , Kent Folsom, 5/16/58 (13 Innings) At Bats-Season: 157, John Pratt, 1989 Career: 423, Todd Barkalow, 1983-86 Defense Game: 9, Krumm, 1949 Putouts-Season; 364, Steve Schmelzer, 1989 Hits-Season: 61 (TIE), Eric Snider, 1987 Career: 506, Todd Barkalow, 1983-86 Todd Barkalow, 1986 Game: 21, __ Mabie, 1949 Career: 156, Todd Barkalow, 1983-86 Assists-Season: 114, Brian Sheidegger, 1989 Game: 6, Duane Josephson, 5/16/64 Career: 201 , Brian Sheidegger, 1986-89 Runs-Season: 49, Eric Snider, 1986 Game: 7, Eric Snider, 4/13/87 Career: 108, Todd Barkalow, 1983-86 Errors-Season: 29, Eric Snider, 1987 Game: 6, Ron Foell, 4/30/68 Career: 53, Eric Snider, 1986-87 Runs Batted In-Season: 63, Todd Barkalow, 1986 Game: 4 (TIE), Pat Lyons, 5/11180 Career: 153, Todd Barkalow, 1983-86 Harry Wehde, 4/17/64 Game : 8 (TIE) , Rick Kriz, 4/8/69 Total Chances-Season: 389, Steve Schmelzer, 1989 Jerry Holbrook, 5/5/62 Career: 563, Todd Barkalow, 1983-86 Total Bases-Season: 120, Todd Barkalow, 1986 Game: 21, __ Mabie, 1949 Career: 315, Todd Barkalow, 1983-86 Game: 14, Ron Foell, 4/30/68 · Batting Average-Season: .525, Dick Nottger, 1941 Team Records Career: .410, Eric Snider, 1986-87 Games Played (Season)-54, 1988 Slugging Percentage-Season: .984, Todd Barkalow, 1986 Wins (Season)-26, 1981 & '87 " Career: .745, Todd Barkalow, 1983-86 Losses (Season)-43, 1988 Doubles-Season: 14, Eric Snider, 1987 -13, 1947-48 Career: 29, Shawn Andrews, 1984-88 Losing Streak- 13, 1983 & '88 Game: 3 (Several Players) Triples-Season: 6, Jerry Holbrook, 1962 Defense Career: 10, Tim Hackenmiller, 1970-73 Putouts-1094, 1988 Game: 2 (TIE), Duane Josephson, 5/4/63 Assists-449, 1989 Bruce Lein, 512162 Errors-131, 1988 Home Runs-Season: 16, Todd Barkalow, 1986 Total Chances-1674, 1988 Career: 42, Todd Barkalow, 1983-86 Double Plays-43, 1988 Game: 3, Tim Hackenmiller, 1970 Fielding Percentage-.947, 1989 Extra Base Hits-Season: 25 (TIE) , Scott Schmelzer, 1985 Plays-I, 1988 Todd Barkalow, 1986 Career: 69, Todd Barkalow, 1983-86 Hitting (Season) Pitching (Season) Game: 5, Ron Foell, 4/30/68 At Bats-1521, 1988 Appearances-136, 1988 Stolen Bases-Season: 33, Eric Snider, 1987 Runs-366, 1986 Shutouts-5, 1964 & '70 Career: 65, Eric Snider, 1986-87 Hits-417, 1988 Complete Games...._16, 1989 Game: 5, Tom Potts, 4/17/85 RBI's-323, 1986 Winning Percentage-.786, 1959 Bases on Balls-Season: 31 (TIE), Todd Barkalow, 1986 Doubles-81, 1987 Saves-6, 1981 , '87 & '88 Tovey Goynes, 1987 Triples-14, 1962 Hits Allowed-605, 1988 Career: 64, Mike Weber, 1974-77 Home Runs-68, 1986 Runs Allowed-601, 1988 Game: 4, Kim Ruddick, 3/27/80 Total Bases-713, 1986 Earned Runs Allowed-444, 1988 Strikeouts-Season: 55, Mark Lumpa, 1988 Slugging Percentage- Strikeouts-250, 1987 Career: 87, Mark Lumpa, 1988-present .625, 1986 Bases on Balls-355, 1988 Game: 4 (TIE) , Tom Steele, 5/19/67 Batting Average-.363, 1986 Hit Batsmen-37, 1988 Mark Lumpa, 4/14/88 Strikeouts-356, 1988 Earned Run Average-1.87, 1965 Bases on Balls-212, 1986 Pitching Stolen Bases-151, 1987 Appearances-Season: 18, Tom Jansen, 1973 Career: 48, Rod Hulme, 1986-89 Team Records (Game) Victories-Season: 8, Doug Darnell, 1968 Runs (Inning)-Scored: 15, vs. Lincoln, 1989 Career: 19, Doug Darnell, 1967-69 Allowed: 20, E. Illinois, 1988 Complete Games-Season: 9, Darrell Bunge, 1962 Runs (Game)-Scored: 27, vs. Monmouth, 1987 Career: 15, Tom Simpson, 1963-65 Allowed: 33, Oklahoma, 1989 Innings Pitched-Season: 79, Darrell Bunge, 1962 Runs (Both Teams)-44, vs. Mt. Mercy, 1985 Career: 187, Scott Palmer, 1979-82 Runs (Both Teams, Doubleheader)-67, vs. Mt. Mercy, 1985 Earned Run Average-Season: 0.38, Tom Simpson, 1962 Margin (Victory)-28, vs. Monmouth, 1928 Career: 1.28, Tom Simpson, 1963-65 Margin (Defeat)-31, vs. Oklahoma, 1989 14 Panther Year-by-Year Team Statistics (Division 1)

Since 1982

Hitting YEAR G AB R H AVG. 2B 3B HR SAC so BB SB RBI 1982 27 720 141 185 .257 35 5 21 16 115 115 19 115 1983 22 571 101 145 .254 23 6 18 14 90 82 38 88 1984 30 813 155 228 .280 40 5 22 21 135 100 30 135 1985 45 1193 243 335 .281 63 7 47 * 208 145 96 204 1986 42 1140 366 414 .363 73 11 68 * 162 212 137 323 1987 43 1166 293 413 .354 81 10 46 26 203 206 151 283 1988 54 1521 279 417 .274 69 9 39 22 356 201 67 240 1989 50 1424 223 367 .258 67 9 21 21 261 186 48 194

Pitching Year G CG IP H HR R ER ERA BB so WP HBP 1982 27 12 181.2 231 22 172 129 6.39 103 142 16 8 1983 22 9 144.1 164 32 136 105 6.55 80 59 11 6 1984 30 7 204.3 272 28 202 152 6.69 119 84 5 2 1985 45 0 . 287 487 62 390 299 9.37 172 162 0 0 1986 .42 9 264 409 68 353 276 9.41 191 213 33 18 1987 43 11 285 346 45 280 215 6.79 211 250 15 8 1988 54 5 364.2 605 70 601 444 10.96 355 200 72 37 1989 50 16 339.2 461 49 368 297 7.87 244 212 38 28 UNI Coaching Records

Coach Years G w L T PCT Capt. Avery 1893-1894 (2) 5 2 3 0 .400 J.E. Vance 1895-1897 (3) 9 5 4 0 .556 Thro the 1898 (I) 3 2 1 0 .667 Sutherland 1899 (I) 5 3 2 0 .600 1900-1901 (2) 10 6 4 0 .600 Capt. Cotten 1902 (1) 9 2 7 0 .222 1903-1904 (2) NO BASEBALL R.B. Leland 1905 (1) 3 2 1 0 .667 Charles A. Pell 1906 (1) 8 1 7 0 .125 John Fitzgerald 1907 (1) 6 4 2 0 .600 Roy F. Seymour 1908, 1911 (5) 36 14 21 1 .389 1915-1917 1909-1910 (2) NO BASEBALL H.F. Pasini 1912-1913 (2) 19 9 9 1 .474 H.G. Lundeman 1914 (I) 8 4 4 0 .500 Van Oot 1918-1919 (2) 14 8 6 0 .571 Abram James 1920-1921 (2) 12 6 6 0 .500 L.L. Mendenhall 1922-1923 (2) 16 10 6 0 .625 Osborne Cowles 1924 (I) 6 6 0 0 1.000 Rosco Minton 1925 (I) 10 7 3 0 .700 L.W. Whitford 1926-1942 (37) 517 302 211 4 .602 1946-1965 1943-1945 (3) NO BASEBALL J.D. Anderson 1966-1984 (19) 525 270 255 0 .514 Gary Swanson 1985-1987 (3) 138 66 71 1 .482 Gene Baker 1988- (2) 104 24 80 0 .231

(90) 1463 753 703 7 .517

15 All-Time Records Against Opponents

Team w L Team w L Arkansas 0 5 Missouri Southern 0 1 Arkansas State 2 5 Monmouth 2 0 Army 1 2 Morningside 35 23 Augsburg . 1 0 Mt. Marty 2 0 Augustana (SD) 30 10 Mt. Mercy 13 1 Briar Cliff 10 6 Nebraska 1 7 Carleton 8 1 Nebraska-Omaha 6 5 Central 16 2 North Central 0 1 Central Arkansas 1 0 North Dakota 21 6 Central Methodist 2 0 North Dakota State 20 10 Central Michigan 0 4 Northeast Missouri State 3 1 Central .Missouri State 1 5 Northwest Missouri State 3 3 Creighton 2 6 Northwestern 0 5 Coe 23 18 Northern Illinois 7 10 Cornell 3 6 Oklahoma 0 1 Delaware Valley 0 1 Oklahoma State 1 7 Drake 35 13 Oral Roberts 0 1 Drew 1 0 Pan American 0 13 Dubuque 15 10 Plymouth 1 0 Eastern Illinois 3 17 Quincy 2 0 East Tennessee State 0 1 St. Ambrose 8 2 Ev angel 2 1 St. Joseph 3 2 Fort Hays State 1 0 St. Lawrence 0 1 Goshen 3 0 St. Louis 1 1 Grand View 7 15 St. Olaf 1 2 Grinnell 0 2 St. Xavier 2 3 Gustavus Adolphus 1 0 Sam Houston State 1 6 Highland Park 2 4 School of the Ozarks 1 0 Illinois at Chicago 2 1 Simpson 15 4 Illinois College 3 2 South Dakota 33 2 Illinois State 6 3 South Dakota State 25 17 Iowa 9 36 Southern Colorado State 0 1 Iowa State 32 70 Southwest Baptist 1 0 Iowa Wesleyan 3 1 Southwest Missouri State 1 24 Kansas 0 5 Texas Wesleyan 0 1 Kansas State 0 2 Toledo 0 1 Kent State 1 0 Upper Iowa 24 22 Knox 1 0 Wartburg 71 36 Kutztown State 1 0 Washington U. 2 1 Lake Forest 2 0 Wayne State 1 0 Lincoln 7 0 Western Illinois 20 34 Loras 1 55 Western Michigan 1 6 Luther 30 30 Westmar 2 0 Mankato State 9 10 Wichita State 0 1 Miami (FL) 0 2 William Penn 5 0 Miami (OH) 0 4 Winona State 4 8 Michigan 0 2 Wisconsin-Lacrosse 12 7 Michigan State 4 2 Wisconsin-Oshkosh 2 3 Middle Tennessee State 0 1 Wisconsin-Platteville 6 3 Millersville 0 1 Wisconsin-River Falls 2 1 Milligan 0 1 Minnesota 4 31 Missouri 1 9

16 Panther Year-by-Year Records

Year W-L Coach Year W-L Coach 1893 1-1 Capt. Avery 1943 No Baseball 1894 1-2 Capt. Avery 1944 No Baseball 1895 2-1 J.E. Vance 1945 No Baseball 1896 1-1 J.E. Vance 1946 6-6 L.W. Whitford 1897 2-2 J.E. Vance 1947 10-3 L.W. Whitford 1898 2-1 Throthe 1948 12-4 L.W. Whitford 1899 3-2 Sutherland 1949 9-5 L.W. Whitford 1900 2-1 No coach 1950 9-4 L.W. Whitford 1901 4-3 No coach 1951 5-8 L.W. Whitford 1902 2-7 Capt. Cotten 1952 8-6 L.W. Whitford 1905 2-1 R.B. Leland 1953 8-8 L.W. Whitford 1906 1-7 Charles Pell 1954 6-6 L.W. Whitford 1907 4-2 John Fitzgerald 1955 12-5 L.W. Whitford 1908 2-5 Roy Seymour 1956 9-7 L.W. Whitford 1909 No Baseball · 1957 3-10 L.W. Whitford 1910 No Baseball 1958 12-8 L.W. Whitford 1911 2-5-1 Roy Seymour 1959 11-3 L.W. Whitford 1912 5-6 H.F. Pasini 1960 9-8 L.W. Whitford 1913 4-3-1 H.F. Pasini 1961 11-4 L.W. Whitford 1914 4-4 H.G. Lundeman 1962 12-5 L.W. Whitford 1915 1-3 Roy Seymour 1963 14-4 L.W. Whitford 1916 6-4 Roy Seymour 1964 11-10 L.W. Whitford 1917 3-4 Roy Seymour 1965 10-4 L.W. Whitford 1918 4-3 Van Oot 1966 13-9 J.D. Anderson 1919 4-3 A.O. Dickinson 1967 7-16 J.D. Anderson 1920 3-3 Abram James 1968 17-5 J.D. Anderson 1921 3-3 Abram James 1969 15-6 J.D. Anderson 1922 4-5 L.L. Mendenhall 1970 16-10 J.D. Anderson 1923 6-1 L.L. Mendenhall 1971 15-10 J.D. Anderson 1924 6-0 Osborne Cowles 1972 16-7 J.D. Anderson 1925 7-3 Rosco Minton 1973 17-16 J.D. Anderson 1926 6-4 L.W. Whitford 1974 18-14 J.D. Anderson 1927 6-4 L.W. Whitford 1975 12-16 J.D. Anderson 1928 11-1 L.W. Whitford 1976 12-18 J.D. Anderson 1929 9-4-1 L.W. Whitford 1977 15-18 J.D. Anderson 1930 10-2 L.W. Whitford 1978 18-17 J.D. Anderson 1931 1-13 L.W. Whitford 1979 11-17 J.D. Anderson 1932 6-6 L.W. Whitford 1980 12-16 J.D. Anderson 1933. 5-3 L.W. Whitford 1981 26-10 J.D. Anderson 1934 6-4 L.W. Whitford 1982 11-16 J.D. Anderson 1935 4-8 L.W. Whitford 1983 7-15 J.D. Anderson 1936 8-6 L.W. Whitford 1984 12-18 J.D. Anderson 1937 9-4 L.W. Whitford 1985 15-32 Gary Swanson 1938 1-11 L.W. Whitford 1986 25-18 Gary Swanson 1939 9-7 L.W. Whitford 1987 26-21 Gary Swanson 1940 8-4-1 L.W. Whitford 1988 11-43 Gene Baker 1941 10-7 L.W. Whitford 1989 13-37 Gene Baker 1942 6-5-1 L.W. Whitford

17 Opponents

Ar Bradley " Braves" Austin Peay " Governors" Creighton " Bluejays" March 10 in St. Louis March 19-20 in Clarksville April 1 in Peoria March 3-4 in Omaha Location: Clarksville, Tennessee Location: Peoria, Illinois Location: Omaha, Nebraska Enrollment: 6,293 Enrollment: 5,600 Enrollment: 6,100 Colors: Red and White Colors: Red & White Colors: Blue and White Head Coach: Gary McClure Head Coach: Dewey Kalmer Head Coach: Jim Hendry Record @ Austin Peay: 55-52-1 Record @ Bradley: 305-238-2 Record @ Creighton: 183-127-2 1989 Record: 32-25-1 1989 Record: 35-22 1989 Record: 37-26 Conference: : Missouri Valley Conference: Missouri Valley Conference Record: 10-7 Conference Record:·7 -11 Conference Record: 9-11 SID: Brad Kirtley SID: Joe Dalfonso SID: Kevin Sarver SID Phone: (615) 648-7561 SID Phone: (309) 677-2624 SID Phone: (402)280-2488 . zj>A.

Evansville Eastern Illinois "Panthers" "Aces"~ ~ March 23 in Evansville Illinois State "Redbirds" April 28-29 in Cedar Falls Location: Evansville, Indiana March 24-25 in Normal Location: Charleston, Illinois Enrollment: 2 ,300 Location: Normal, Illinois Enrollment: 10,100 Colors: Purple and White Enrollment: 22,000 Colors: Blue & Gray Head Coach: Jim Brownlee Colors: Red & White Head Coach: Dan Callahan Record @ Evansville: 277-282-3 Head Coach: Jeff Stewart Record @ Eastern Illinois: 31-19 1989 Record: 30-26 Record @ Illinois State: 26-34 1989 Record: 31-19 Conference: Midwestern 1989 Record: 26-34 Conference: AMCU Collegiate Conference: Missouri Valley Conference Record: 6-2 Conference Record: 12-3 Conference Record: 10-10 SID: Ron Yoakum SID: Bob Boxell SID: Tom Manning SID Phone: (21 7) 581-6408 SID Phone: (812) 479-2350 SID Phone: (309) 438-3825

~~ Iowa State "Cyclones" ' Indiana State "Sycamores" Iowa "Hawkeyes" April 7 in Cedar Falls March 15-16 in Terre Haute March 31 in Iowa City April 17 in Waterloo Location: Terre Haute, Indiana April 4 in Cedar Falls April 8 & 25 in Ames Enrollment: 12,005 Location: Iowa City, Iowa Location: Ames, Iowa Colors: Royal Blue and White Enrollment: 29,000 Enrollment: 25,448 Head Coach: Colors: Old Gold & Black Colors: Cardinal & Gold Record @ Indiana State: Head Coach: Duane Banks Head Coach: Bob Randall 540-291-7 Record @ Iowa: 595-372 Record @ Iowa State: 135-155-1 1989 Record: 48-21 1989 Record: 37-20 1989 Record: 36-26 Conference: Missouri Valley Conference: : Record: 13-7 Conference Record: 17 -11 Conference Record: 12-12 SID: Tom James SID: Scott Reed SID: Denise Seomin SID Phone: (812) 237-4158 SID Phone: (319) 335-9411 SID Phone: (515) 294-3372

18 Memphis State "Tigers" · Kansas "Jayhawks" March 21-22 in Memphis• March 28-29 in Lawrence• Location: Memphis, Tennessee Iowa Wesleyan "Tigers" Location: Lawrence, Kansas Enrollment: 22,500 March 10 in Cedar Falls Enrollment: 28,403 Colors: Blue and Gray Location: Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Colors: Crimson & Blue Head Coach: Bobby Kilpatrick Enrollment: 850 Head Coach: Record @ Memphis State: Colors: Purple and White Record @ Kansas: 57-69 567-266-2 Head Coach: Joel Wooton 1989 Record: 32-35 1989 Record: 32-23 Record @ Iowa Wesleyan: 0-0 Conference: Big Eight Conference: Metro Conference: Independent Conference Record: 8-16 Conference Record: 8-10 SID: Mike Leach SID: Jarret Schmidt SID: Frank Bertelt SID Phone: (319) 385-6377 SID Phone: (913) 864-3417 SID Phone: (901) 678-2337

Minnesota "Golden Mount Mercy "Mustangs" Missouri "Tigers" Gophers" April 11 in Cedar Rapids May 1 in Minneapolis March 8-9 in Columbia May 3 in Cedar Falls Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota Location: Columbia, Missouri Location: Cedar Rapids, Iowa Enrollment: 45,000 Enrollment: 23,434 Enrollment: 1,600 Colors: Maroon and Gold Colors: Old Gold & Black Colors: Royal Blue & Gold Head Coach: John Anderson Head Coach: Gene McArtor Head Coach: Curt Long Record @ Minnesota: 289-160-2 Record @ Missouri: 568-316-3 Record @ Mount Mercy: 65-69-2 1989 Record: 31-22-1 1989 Record: 35-27 1989 Record: 21-22-1 Conference: Big Ten Conference: Big Eight Conference: Independent Conference Record: 15-12 Conference Record: 12-12 SID: Paul Gavin SID: Tom Greenhoe SID: Jack Watkins SID Phone: (319) 363-8213, SID Phone: (612) 625-4090 SID Phone: (314) 882-2531 ext. 324

Notre Dame "Fighting . Irish" Oklahoma "Sooners" March 11 in St. Louis April 3 & 16 in Lincoln Location: South Bend, Indiana Feb. 17-18 in Norman Location: Lincoln, Nebraska Enrollment: 8,500 Location: Norman, Oklahoma Enrollment: 25,000 Colors: Blue and Gold Enrollment: 20,500 Colors: Scarlet & Cream Head Coach: Pat Murphy Colors: Crimson and Cream Head Coach: John Sanders Record @ Notre Dame: 87-41-1 Head Coach: Enos Semore Record @ Nebraska: 501-244 1989 Record: 48-19-1 Record @ Oklahoma: 851-370 1989 Record: 27-31 Conference: Midwestern 1989 Record: 44-19 Conference: Big Eight Collegiate Conference: Big Eight Conference Record: 8-16 Conference Record: 16-8 Conference Record: 18-6 SID: Chris Anderson SID: Greg Rosenstein SID: Mike Treps SID Phone: (402) 472-7772 SID Phone: (219) 239-8032 SID Phone: (405) 325-8225.

19 ~'!.~ St. Louis " Billikens" Oklahoma State " Cowboys" St. Ambrose " Fighting Bees" March 10 in St. Louis Feb. 24 & 25 in Stillwater Location: St. Louis, Missouri Location: Stillwater, Oklahoma April 24 in Cedar Falls Enrollment: 10,450 Enrollment: 20,000 Location: Davenport, Iowa Colors: Blue & White Colors: Orange and Black Enrollment: 2,250 Head Coach: Bob Hughes Head Coach: Gary Ward Colors: Blue & White Record @ St. Louis: 14-37 Record @ OklahomaState: 616-186 Head Coach: Mike Woodley 1989 Record: 14-37 1989 Record: 48-19 Record @ St. Ambrose: First year Conference: : Big Eight · 1989 Record: 5-22 Collegiate Conference Record: 18-6 Conference: Independent Conference Record: 6-14 SID: Tom Dirato SID: Paul Colton SID: David Fearn SID Phone: (405) 774-5933 SID Phone: (319) 383-8729 SID Phone: (314) 658-3188 ,l Southwest Missouri a Wartburg " Knights" State " Bears" . · Upper Iowa " Peacocks" April 21-22 in Springfield • April 5 in Waverly Location: Springfield, Missouri March 27 in Cedar Falls May 2 in Cedar Falls Enrollment: 19,377 Location: Fayette, Iowa Location: Waverly, Iowa Colors: Maroon & White Enrollment: 437 Enrollment: 1,456 Head Coach: Colors: Columbia, Navy & White Colors: Orange & Black Record @ Southwest Missouri: Head Coach: Head Coach: John Kurtt 258-104 Record @ Upper Iowa: 17 -52 Record @ Wartburg: 94-137 1989 Record: 41-10 1989 Record: 10-22 1989 Record: 14-22 Conference: AMCU Conference: Iowa Conference: Iowa Conference Record: 8-2 Conference Record: 8-10 Conference Record: 10-7 SID: Mark Stillwell SID: Dan French SID: Duane Schroeder SID Phone: (417) 836-5402 SID Phone: (319) 425-5205 SID Phone: (319) 352-8277

Western Kentucky ~ Western Illinois ''Hilltoppers '' "Leathernecks" March 17-18 in Bowling Green April 14-15 in Cedar Falls Location: Bowling Green, Location: Macomb, Illinois Kentucky Enrollment: 13,250 Enrollment: 14,821 Colors: Purple and Gold Colors: Red and White Head Coach: Dick Pawlow Head Coach: Joel Murrie Record @ Western Illinois: Record @ Western Kentucky: 395-337-8 341-226-4 1989 Record: 20-18 1989 Record: 24-34 Conference: AMCU Conference: Sun Belt Conference Record: 3-7 Conference Record: 5-13 SID: Rick Thompson SID: Todd Turner SID Phone: (309) 298-1133 SID Phone: (502) 745-4298

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37 Donnie Allen (1989) Cedar Falls, IA Most memorable moment - ''Allowing only one earned run over six innings at Minnesota. It was my best game ever and the last start of my career. " What I liked about playing baseball at UNI - ''/liked going to the big schools on road trips ... playing against the best teams in NCM Division I in front of their big crowds. "

Rod Hulme (1989) Waterloo, IA Most memorable moment- ''At Arkan­ sas in 1988, I came into relieve Steve Bair. Arkansas was ranked seventh at the time and I shut them out on two hits over the final 42h innings. " What I liked about playing baseball at UNI - "The fact that we were a bunch ofguys playing ball just because we loved to play. Everybody gave 100 percent, but we never forgot how fun it was just to play the game. "

Brian Scheidegger (1989) Chadwick, IL Most memorable moment - "During a rain-delayed game against the 1 Oth ­ ranked Arkansas Razorbacks, I went 4-for-4 at the plate. It was the first and last four-hit game of my career. " What I liked about playing baseball at UNI - "The opportunity to compete against the elite college baseball programs in the nation. Being competitive at this level was a rewarding experience for me. "

Dan Wirtz (1989) Sarasota, FL Most memorable moment - "The first weekend of conference play my senior year at Western Illinois. I had seven hits for the series including a game-winning RBI single in the first game on Sun­ day." What I liked about playing baseball at UNI - "Playing ball at UNI gave me the opportunity to play against the top univer­ sities in some of the nicest ballparks in the country. "

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40 This is Northern Iowa

For 113 years, the University of Northern Iowa has been Administration building under construction and expansion of committed to providing quality undergraduate education for its the Maucker University Union. A variety of computer resources students. are available to students in more than a dozen areas on campus. The University has expanded its historic mission of teacher Although the majority of UNI's 11,800 students come from preparation to include a number of outstanding programs in every county in Iowa, students from 40 states and 28 countries business, natural sciences, humanities and fine arts, and social foster a rich, diverse atmosphere. and behavioral sciences, with complementary graduate pro­ Students enter the University well-prepared, demonstrated grams at the master's, specialist's and doctoral levels. At North­ by their selection of high school courses and rank in class. In ern Iowa, you may earn a bachelor's degree in more than 120 recent years, over 90 percent of the entering freshmen ranked different majors. In addition to the traditional strength in in the top 50 percent of their high school classes, with about teacher education, UNI's accounting program is ranked among 60 percent ranking in the top 30 percent. the best in the nation. But the options don't end there: strong Northern Iowa's 19 men's and women's intercollegiate ath­ academic programs ranging from art to marketing, biology to letics programs compete at the NCAA Division I level (1-AA in music, and industrial technology to social work are just a few of football) with major conference affiliations. The Panthers boast the avenues to be explored. a nationally recognized coaching staff to maintain their strong The University of Northern Iowa is small enough to offer programs. individualized attention, yet lgrge enough to provide a variety of UNI is located in Cedar Falls, an inviting and historic north­ resources and opportunities. east Iowa community of about 35,000 people. Together with the Although several historical buildings dot the campus, it is adjacent city of Waterloo, the metropolitan area has a popula­ steadily growing to meet the academic needs of students. The tion of 110,000 and combines big city opportunities with small University is moving into the future with a new library com­ town friendliness. puter automation system, a $10.2 million College of Business

I 1990 Schedule February 17 @Oklahoma 2:00 Norman, OK 18 @Oklahoma 2:00 Norman, OK 24 @Oklahoma State 12:00 Stillwater, 0 25 @Oklahoma State 12:00 Stillwater, OK March 3 @Creighton 1:00 (DH) Omaha, NE 4 @Creighton 12:00 (DH) Omaha, NE 8 @Missouri 3:00 Columbia, MO 9 @Missouri 1:00 Columbia, MO 10 vs. Bradley 10:00 St. Louis, MO @St. Louis 3:00 St. Louis, MO 11 vs. Notre Dame 12:30 St. Louis, MO 15 @Indiana State 2:30 Terre Haute, IN 16 @Indiana State 2:30 Terre Haute, IN 17 @Western Kentucky 1:00 Bowling Green, KY 18 @Western Kentucky 1:00 Bowling Green, KY 19 . @Austin Peay 2:00 Clarksville, TN 20 @Austin Peay 2:00 Clarksville, TN 21 @Memphis State 2:00 Memphis, TN 22 @Memphis State 2:00 Memphis, TN 23 @Evansville 3:00 Evansville, IN 24 @Illinois State 3:00 Normal, IL 25 @Illinois State 1:00 Normal, IL 27 UPPER IOWA 1:00 (DH) CEDAR FALLS 28 @Kansas 7:00 Lawrence, KS 29 @Kansas 1:00 Lawrence, KS 31 @Iowa 1:00 Iowa City, IA April 1 @Bradley 1:00 (DH) Peoria, IL 3 @Nebraska 4:00 (DH) Lincoln, NE 4 IOWA 3:00 CEDAR FALLS 5 @Wartburg 2:00 (DH) Waverly, IA 7 IOWA STATE 2:00 CEDAR FALLS 8 @Iowa State 2:00 Ames, IA 10 IOWA WESLEYAN 2:00 (DH) CEDAR FALLS 11 @Mount Mercy 2:00 (DH) Cedar Rapids, IA • 14 WESTERN ILLINOIS 1:00 (DH) CEDAR FALLS • 15 WESTERN ILLINOIS 12:00 (DH) CEDAR FALLS 16 @Nebraska 7:00 Lincoln, NE 17 IOWA STATE 4:00 WATERLOO * 21 @Southwest Missouri 1:00 (DH) Springfield, MO * 22 @Southwest Missouri 12:00 (DH) Springfield, MO 24 ST.AMBROSE 2:00 (DH) CEDAR FALLS 25 @Iowa State 3:00 Ames, IA • 28 EASTERN IUINOIS 1:00 (DH) CEDAR FALLS • 29 EASTERN ILLINOIS 12:00 (DH) CEDAR FALLS May 1 @Minnesota 7:00 Minneapolis, MN 2 WARTBURG 2:00 (DH) CEDAR FALLS 3 MOUNT MERCY 2:00 (DH) CEDAR FALLS * 11-13 @AMCU Tournament TBA Chicago, IL * AMCU Conference Games .