Golden Hawk Coaching Staff

Gary Jeffries: Head Coach This is Gary's fifth season of coaching women's at WLU . He took over the fairly unsuccessful program in 1984 and turned it around to be recognized as a highly respected force to contend with in the O.W.LA.A. Records have been set over the past few seasons with the teams increasing success rate and this season is expected to be even better. Players that were in the early stages of the program are now in their senior years creating a predominently experienced team with a lot of promise. Gary's background in athletics is impressive and diverse, playing varsity football and hoc­ key at the University of Guelph, varsity football at WLU and four years as a shortstop and second baseman with the organization. In 1972, he was drafted by the , and in 1973 he was signed by the Hamilton Tiger Cats, before becoming the rec­ reational co-ordinator at WLU . Gary is presently the defensive co-ordinator of the WLU Golden Hawks football team, which he has been coaching for 15 years. He has also coached senior forthe Waterloo Tigers and Kitchener Panthers for seven seasons. Gary feels this year is very promising for women's basketball at WLU and is optimistic about the 1988-89 season.

Brian Mallot: Assistant Coach Brian is a Kitchener native who attended St. Jerome's High School where he was an accom­ plished athlete in both basketball and football. He came to Laurier in 1979 and was very busy as a student athlete and head resident. His football career included three years at Laurier, one year at Windsor and a tryout with the Calgary Stampeders. Brian is also entering his fifth year as an assistant coach with the football team. Currently, Brian resides in the Forest Height's area and teaches elementary school in Cam­ bridge. Brian's confident, easy going manner should have a positive influence on our Lady Hawks.

Schedule

Friday-Sunday, October 21-23 WLU Goldrush Invitational 2:00 p.m. Sunday, October 30 Toronto Raiders 1:00 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, November 10-12 Laurentian Tournament Friday-Sunday, November 18-20 Concordia Classic Friday-Sunday, November 25-27 York Tournament Wednesday, January 4 Windsor 6:00 p.m. Friday-Saturday, January 13-14 at Lakehead Wednesday, January 18 Western 6:00 p.m. Saturday, January 21 Guelph 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, January 25 at McMaster 6:00 p.m. Saturday, January 28 at Western 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, February 1 Waterloo 6:00 p.m. Saturday, February 4 at Windsor 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, February 8 at Guelph 6:00 p.m. Saturday, February 11 McMaster 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, February 15 Brock 8:00 p.m. Saturday, February 18 at Waterloo 4:00 p.m. Saturday, February 25 at Brock 8:00 p.m.

Friday-Sunday, March 3-5 OWIAA Championships at WLU Thursday-Saturday, March 9-11 CIAU Championships at Laurentian

AVIA has been the proud sponsor of the Lady Hawks since 1986. Kim Fritzley Catherine Foulon Coleen Ryan Sue Little Returning Players Kris Peel 5'4" Guard A fourth year player from Chatham, was the team's leading scorer averaging 10.6 points per game in 35 games last season. She also averaged 3 assists per game and 1.8 rebounds per game. Kris has exceptional speed and is one of the quickest point guards in the O.W.LA.A. west division. Kim Fritzley 5'4" Guard A fourth year player from Goderich, Ontario. Kim was a positive force for the Hawks last season, especially in the playoffs with her exceptional outside shot. She has good qUickness and is expected to be a big contributor this year. Catherine Foulon 6'1" Centre A fourth year player from Wallaceburg, Ontario. As a league all-star, "stick" averaged 9.5 points per game in 34 games. This talented player also averaged 6 rebounds per game and should be a strong Hawk force this season. Coleen Ryan 6' Forward A third year player from Sarnia's St. Pats'. Coleen's strengths include her outside shsooting ability and rebounding ability. These abilities afforded her the opportunity to tour Europe this summer with a Canadian All-Star team. Sue Little 6' Forward A third year player from Ingersoll, Ontario. Sue is a great inside player averaging 10.5 points per game in 35 games and she also was the teams leading rebounder last season with 7.2 rebounds per game. Sue was a provincial team player and will no doubt be a strong team force this season. Kelly Lynch 6' Centre A third year player from Sudbury, Ontario. As a good inside player, Kelly averaged 5.0 points per game and 3.0 rebounds per game in 35 games. She is an effective player especially when playing an aggressive game and is a strong and positive force for the team. Renata Dykstra 5'9" Forward A third year player from Dunnville, Ontario. Renata is a fine outside shooter averaging 5.3 points per game and 3.0 re­ bounds per game in 31 games. She is a major team contributor and could see action from the guard spot this season. Lorraine Masterson 5'7" Guard A third year player from Peterborough, Ontario. Lorraine is a quick defensive player and has worked hard at her offensive skills and will be a positive team force. Robin Potter, Forward A second year player from London Oakridge. She is a good inside player with the ability to score from the outside as well. With the aid of a weight-training program she'll make a positive addition to the team. Dayna Perry 5'5" Guard A second year player from Kingston Frontenac. She is a player with outstanding quickness and great defensive skills. We should see Dayna take a stronger role as point guard increasing her court time as her offensive play improves.

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Kelly Lynch Renata Dykstra Lorraine Masterson Robin Potter Dayna Perry Taunya Richardson Jennifer Kuntz Janice Field Dorothy McCabe Carrie Lanning Ann Sugrim 'Rookies to Watch

Taunya Richardson 5'8" Forward: From Lambton Kent Secondary School, Dresden, Ontario.

Jennifer Kuntz 5'8" Guard: From Bluevale Collegiate, Waterloo, Ontario.

Janice Field 5'10" Guard: From Banting High School, London, Ontario.

Dorothy McCabe 5'7" Guard: From Arthur High School, Arthur, Ontario.

Carrie Lanning 5'7" Guard: From Markham Secondary School, Unionville, Ontario.

Ann Sugrim 5'1" Guard: From Bluevale Collegiate, Waterloo, Ontario. Overall Individual Records

Number of Shots Taken ______Andrea Prescott ____ 445 ____ 1986-87 Number of Field Goals Completed Kris Peel ____ 164 ____ 1986-87 Number of Free Throws Attempted Sue Little ____ 118 ____ 1986-87 Number of Free Throws Completed Sue Little _____ 67 ____ 1986-87 Number of Rebounds Coleen Ryan ____ 311 ____ 1986-87 Top Assists Ann Weber ____ 123 ____ 1986-87 Top Turnovers Ann Weber ____ 129 ____ 1986-87 Top Points Per Game (34 games) Kris Peel ____ 11.7 ____ 1986-87 Top Field Goal Percentage (%) Kris Peel ____ 46.3 ____ 1987-88 Top Free Throw Percentage (%) Coleen Ryan ____ 82.3 ____ 1986-87 Most Points in a Single Game (vs. Ryerson) Sue O'Brien _____ 31 ____ 1985-86 Team Records Regular Season Points Scored 712 1986-87 Points Allowed 651 1986-87 Wins 8 1986-87 Overall Wins 21 1986-87 Final Standing Regular Season second 1986-87 Ontario fourth 1986-87

This program has been co-ordinated through the efforts of the Women's Athletic Association at Wilfrid Laurier University.