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2001Sbmediaguide.Pdf Broadcast Roster Brooke3 5Amy Molly6 7Tara Lyons Scott Gleisberg Steffan SO • OF • R/R SR • OF • R/R FR • OF • B/R JR • 3B • R/R Topeka, Kan. Topeka, Kan. Olathe, Kan. Great Bend, Kan. Jennifer8 Susan9 1Holly0 1Dara1 Fletcher Jobe Reichel Clouse FR • IF • R/R FR • OF • L/L FR • P • L/R SO • UT • L/L DeSoto, Kan. Dodge City, Kan. Mexico, Mo. Silver Lake, Kan. 1Julie3 1Sandy4 1Dawn6 1Kristen7 Blaufuss Erickson Nachbar Cheney SO • C • R/R JR • P • R/R JR • 2B • R/R JR • OF • L/L Lenexa, Kan. Clay Center, Kan. Shawnee, Kan. Wichita, Kan. Assistant Coach Liz Bainter, Sandy Erickson, Stacie Carpenter, Julie Blaufuss, Sandy Erickson,Assistant Stacie Carpenter, Coach Liz Bainter, Jennifer Fletcher, Dara Clouse, Molly Gleisberg, Tara Steffan, Scott, Susan Jobe, Amy Dara Clouse, Molly Gleisberg, Tara Jennifer Fletcher, 2001 Washburn Media Guide 1Katie8 1Stacie9 2Amy0 HKimC row): (back Schmidt Carpenter Heiman Newbern FR • IF • R/R SR • 1B • L/L SR • P • R/R Head Coach Topeka, Kan. Clay Center, Kan. Olathe, Kan. 5th season (133-79) Pronunciation Guide Gleisberg - GLEECE•berg Jobe - rhymes with ear lobe Reichel - RITCH•el Blaufuss - BLAW•fuss ALizC Cheney - CHAIN•ee Bainter Heiman - HI•man Assistant Coach 4th season 2001 Lady Blues (front row): Lady Blues (front 2001 Katie Schmidt, Dawn Nachbar. Nachbar. Katie Schmidt, Dawn Amy Heiman, Kristen Cheney, Holly Reichel, Brooke Lyons, Head Coach Kim Newbern Lyons, Holly Reichel, Brooke Heiman, Kristen Cheney, Amy 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Lady Blues 2001 Seniors: Amy Scott Stacie Carpenter and Amy Heiman 2001 WASHBURN SOFTBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT TIME GAME Feb. 23-24 Central Arkansas Tournament TBA Feb. 28 KANSAS 3 p.m. 1-7 Mar. 2-4 Texas Women’s - Lead-Off Classic TBA Mar. 6 BETHANY 2:30 p.m. DH Mar. 9-10 Missouri Southern Invitational TBA Mar. 14 Fort Hays State 2 p.m. DH Mar. 15 Nebraska-Kearney 11 a.m. DH Mar. 19-24 West Florida Spring Fling TBA Mar. 27 *Pittsburg State 3 p.m. DH Mar. 28 NEWMAN 2 p.m. DH Mar. 30 SOUTHWEST STATE 1 p.m. DH M. 31-Apr. 1 Nebraska-Omaha Tournament TBA Apr. 3 *MISSOURI SOUTHERN 2:30 p.m. DH Apr. 6 *Central Missouri 2 p.m. DH Apr. 7 *Truman State noon DH Apr. 10 *MISSOURI WESTERN 2:30 p.m. DH Apr. 17 *EMPORIA STATE 3 p.m. DH Apr. 20 *MISSOURI-ROLLA 3 p.m. DH Apr. 21 *SOUTHWEST BAPTIST noon DH Apr. 24 *Northwest Missouri 3 p.m. DH Apr. 25 FORT HAYS STATE 3 p.m. DH May 4-5 MIAA Championship Tournament TBA May 11-12 NCAA Regional Tournament TBA May 18-21 NCAA National Tournament TBA HOME GAMES IN BOLDFACE, BLUE, CAPS (AT WASHBURN SOFTBALL COMPLEX) *MIAA GAME Table of Contents General Information The MIAA 2001 Lady Blues Media Roster . IFC About the MIAA . 35 Media Information . 2 2000 MIAA Standings and Results . 36 Covering the Lady Blues . 3 2000 MIAA All-Conference Teams. 36 About Washburn University. 4-5 2000 MIAA Statistics . 37-38 Athletics Telephone Directory. 6 Athletics at Washburn . 7-9 Athletic Success at Washburn . 10-11 Washburn Softball History 2001 Schedule . BC Team History and Awards. 39 Individual Honor Roll . 40-41 Yearly Summary. 42 Washburn Coaching Staff Annual Leaders . 42 Head Coach Kim Newbern. 12-13 Individual and Team Records . 43-45 Assistant Coach Liz Bainter . 14 Lady Blues Season Highs . 46 Washburn Coaching Records . 14 Lady Blues Career Highs. 47 Year by Year Scores . 48-51 Lady Blues Information 2001 Washburn Roster . 15 2001 Opponents Season Preview . 16-17 MIAA Opponents Information . 52-54 Lady Blues Profiles. 18-27 Series Records vs. all opponents. 55 Pronunciation Guide . 27 2000 Statistics . 30 2000 Game by Game Results. 31 2000 Honors and Awards. 32-33 2000 Individual and Team Highs . 34 Lady Blues Softball Lady Blues in the Community . 56 Washburn Quick Facts Sports Information Director Gene Cassell Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Assoc. Office Phone . 785.231.1010 x1791 President . Dr. Jerry Farley Fax . 785.231.1091 Athletic Director. Loren Ferre' Home . 785.272.0783 Head Softball Coach . Kim Newbern Press Box. TBA Alma Mater . Kansas '94 Softball Office . 785.231.1010 x1797 Record at WU. 133-79 (.627), 4 years Location . Topeka, Kansas Overall Record . same Enrollment. 6,500 Office Phone. x1797 Founded . 1865 Best Time to Call . 11 a.m.-noon Nickname. Lady Blues Assistant Coach . Liz Bainter Colors . Yale Blue and White 2000 Record . 38-20 Facility . WU Softball Complex 2000 MIAA Record . 14-4, T1st Surface . Natural Grass 2000 Final National Ranking . N/A Capacity . 300 Lettermen Returning/Lost. 7/4 Athletic Affiliations. NCAA Division II Starters Returning/Lost. 5/3 2001 Washburn Media Guide 1 Media Information Covering the Lady Blues The 2001 Washburn University Softball Media Credentials are not required for cover- Print Washburn Review (weekly) WIBW (580 AM / 97.3 FM) Media Guide is intended to provide information ing Washburn Softball Lady Blues, but it is Topeka Capital-Journal (daily) 785.233.3211 785.297.9797 for writers, broadcasters, sports editors, sports requested to call the Sports Information Office 785.295.1188 785.231.1035 Fax 785.272.3536 Fax information personnel and fans who follow the to reserve a place in the Press Box. 785.295.1230 Fax 1700 SW College, Topeka, KS P.O. Box 119, Topeka, KS 66601 1.800.777.7171 66621 Sports Department: Eric Peterson Lady Blues. Material in the guide was current as Radio Stations wishing to broadcast from the Sports Editor of the printing deadline Jan. 19. Additional Washburn Softball Complex should make broad- 616 Jefferson, Topeka, KS 66607 Sports Editor: Kurt Caywood information is available in the Washburn Sports cast requests through the Sports Information WU Beat Writer: Alan Eskew Television Information Office and through weekly releases Office. Oldies 99.3 is the official broadcast sta- Newspaper KSNT (Channel 27 • NBC) KWIC (99.3 FM) 785.582.3230 available to personnel from accredited media tion of Washburn Lady Blues Softball. There is Kansas City Star (daily) Home of the Ichabods and Lady 785.582.5283 Fax 816.234.4355 outlets covering the Lady Blues. one telephone line available for the official sta- Blues P.O. Box 2700, Topeka, KS 66601 816.234.4360 Fax Washburn University is in Topeka, Kan., at tion of the opposing team. 785.232.0993 Sports Director: Brent Stover 1729 Grand Ave., Kansas City, MO the intersection of 21st Street and Washburn Telephones for writers from which to file are 785.232.9993 Fax 64108 800 SW Jackson, Topeka, KS KTKA (Channel 49 • ABC) Avenue. The Washburn Softball Complex is available in the press box. Small College Beat Writer: David 66611 785.273.4949 south of Lee Arena. Parking for the facility is Media Services include a game scorecard and Boyce adjacent to Washburn Avenue. lineups, plus statistics and game notes. Sports Director 785.273.9075 Fax P.O. Box 2229, Topeka, KS 66601 Salina Journal (daily) The Washburn University Sports Information Postgame Interviews with Coach Kim KMAJ (1440 AM) / KTOP (1490 Sports Director: Jason Lamb 785.827.6363 Office is located in room 352 in Whiting Newbern are available to media personnel after AM) 785.827.6060 Fax Fieldhouse. Office hours are from 8 a.m. to 5 her brief meeting with the team immediately 785.272.1196 WIBW (Channel 13 • CBS) P.O. Box 779, Salina, KS 67401 785.272.6219 Fax 785.272.7030 p.m., Monday though Friday. Phone: following the game. Players are also available 800.827.6363 785.231.1010 x1791; Fax: 785.231.1091. You at the field and will be brought to media mem- 5301 SW 7th St., Topeka, KS 785.271.0418 Fax 66606 P.O. Box 119, Topeka, KS 66601 may e-mail the SID office at bers. Players will be unavailable to the media in Wichita Eagle-Beacon (daily) Sports Director: Mike Manns Sports Director: Mark Ewing [email protected]. between games of doubleheaders. 800.825.6397 316.268.6536 Fax KMAJ (107.7 FM) / KDVV (100.3 825 East Douglas, Wichita, KS FM) Wire Services 67201 785.272.1196 Associated Press (Kansas City) Small College Beat Writer: Adam Lady Blues on radio 785.272.6219 Fax 800.852.4844 Knapp 5315 SW 7th St., Topeka, KS 816.421.3590 Fax Select Washburn softball games are broadcast in north- 66606 215 West Pershing, Kansas City, Great Bend Tribune (daily) Sports Director: Mike Manns MO 64108 east Kansas on KMAJ 1440 AM in Topeka. Veteran 316.792.1211 316.792.8381 Fax announcer Ron Simon will call all the action. KTPK (106.9 FM) Sportsticker 2021 Forest, Great Bend, KS 785.297.1069 800.367.8935 The Washburn Softball Coaches Show can be heard from 67530 785.273.0123 Fax 800.336.0383 Fax Sports Editor: John Mesh 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Thursday’s on KMAJ 1440 AM with Ron 3003 SW Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66611 Simon at Spanky’s Sports Bar on 31st and Gage. Hutchinson News (daily) Voice of the Sports Director Lady Blues, Simon is in his 14th season as the “Voice of the Ichabods 800.766.5772 and Lady Blues.” The 1987 Kansas graduate is in his fourth 316.662.4186 Fax Ron Simon P.O. Box 190, Hutchinson KS, year as the Director of Marketing and Promotions for 67504 Washburn Athletics. Sports Editor Credits The 2000 Washburn University Softball Media Guide was written and designed by Gene Cassell, sports information director. The guide was printed by the Washburn Service Area.
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