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The Morehead State and athletic halls all athletic staff members University teams of fame. except football, and are in their seventh season in The Eagles have won 65 soccer. Also located in the the Ellis T. Johnson Arena, and lost only 20 in the arena complex are a basketball the largest facility within the for a winning percentage of weight room, training room, Academic-Athletic Center. .765. gymnastics room, The arena was named for The arena portion of the physiology laboratory, a VIP Johnson last February. A AAC can seat 6,500 for room for entertaining guests, native of Morehead and a basketball with additional sauna and steam rooms, and resident of Huntington, seating available for concert four concession areas. W.Va., Johnson served with events. A hydraulic stage A 300-seat swimming pool great success as MSU's located at the east end of the and diving area, also a part athletic director, head arena can be raised up to six of the AAC, serves as the basketball coach and head feet above the floor level for home for the Eagle swim­ football coach. His coaching conversion from a basketball mers and as a site for in­ record includes more vic­ floor to an auditorium plat­ structional and recreational tories in football (54) and form. swimming. basketball (176) than any The AAC houses offices for other coach in MSU's athletic history. He was among the five founders of the . He is a member of the MSU, OVC

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Dr. C. Nelson Grote President

Dr. C. Nelson Grote became the eleventh president of Morehead State University on July 1, 1987 returning to the campus where he began his career in higher education ad­ ministration nearly three decades earlier. A former dean of MSU's College of Applied Sciences and Technology, Dr. Grote left in 1971 to become president of Schoolcraft College, Livonia, Mich. In 1981 he was named chief executive officer of The Community Colleges of Spokane, a post he held until his appointment at MSU. The 59-year old Illinois native first came to MSU in 1960 as an associate professor and chair of the Division of Fine Arts. A member of the graduate faculty, he later attained full professional rank. Dr. Grote e~rned the Ed.D. degree at the University of Illinois, the M.Ed. degree at the University of Missouri and the B.S.Ed. degree at Eastern Illinois University. In 1978, he received the Distinguished Alumnus Award from Eastern Illinois. Intensely interested in economic development, the educator/administrator has served on various economic development commissions at the national, state and local level and has participated in trade missions to China and Japan. Dr. Grote also has taken leadership roles in education consortia, promoting cooperative efforts in education at all levels, and an encouraging partnerships among business and education. Named Outstanding CEO of the Pacific Region in 1986 by the Association of Community College Trustees, he has been a voting member of the Spokane Joint Center Board for Higher Education and chair of the Spokane Higher Education Concortium board of directors. He also served a term on the board of the American Association of Com­ munity and Junior Colleges. Dr. Grote and his wife Wilma are the parents of three children: Mrs. Sonny (Carol) Jones, Mrs. Dave (Jan) Adams, and Mark, all of whom live in Seattle, and four grandchildren. The Grotes are members of the First Christian Church of Morehead.

Steve Hamilton Athletic Director

Steve Hamilton, Morehead State's head baseball coach the last 12 years and a former and basketball player, was named MSU's acting athletic director on Aug. 1, 1987. A two-time graduate of MSU, Hamilton has accumulated a 269-225 mark as head baseball coach and will maintain those duties along with his new appointment. Hamilton was named 'OVC Northern Division Coach of the Year' for the third straight season in 1986. It was the fourth time the league has honored Hamilton as the league's top coach. He has guided the Eagles to divisional championships in 1976, 1977, 1983, 1985, and 1986. His Eagles were declared OVC champions in 1977 and 1983. Hamilton has guided the Eagles to a pair of NCAA Tournaments. In 1977, MSU participated in the NCAA South Regional in Miami, Florida while finishing as runnerup in the NCAA Mideast Regional in Ann Arbor, Michigan in 1983. Hamilton's 11 years of experience have been attractive to many high school baseball recruits. The southpaw played for the , Washington Senators, New York Yankees, Chicago Wh ite Sox, , and . He eventually came up with the slow, arching pitch known to many as the 'Folly Floater'. He was a top relief pitcher with the Yankees for almost eight seasons and played in two World Series. After retiring from professional baseball In 1972, Hamilton became the manager of the Johnson City Yankees of the Appalachian League in 1973. He also served as pitching coach for the Detroit Tigers in 1975. Hamilton also played two seasons with the Minneapolis Lakers of the National Basketball Association becoming the only professional athlete to play in a World Series and an NBA Championship series. Hamilton enjoyed a flourishing collegiate career at MSU, playing championship teams in basketball, baseball and track. During his basketball career, Hamilton established five school records in rebounding. He is the No. 4 all-time scorer at MSU with 1,829 points. He paced the Eagles to OVC Championships in 1956-57 and was named an All-American in 1957. Hamilton, who graduated from Charlestown (Ind.) High School in 1952, received his bachelor's degree from MSU in 1958 and his master's degree in 1963. He is married to the former Shirley Potter of Raceland, Ky. They have four children: Stephanie (Turner), 29; El izabeth (Copeland), 27; Robert, 23 and Dan iel, 15. 3 We Support The MSUEAGLES! Stop by and smell our Roses See us for all of your Furniture &

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When faced with the task of hiring a new Gaither earned a general college diploma men's basketball coach, Morehead State from Mitchell College in 1967. He earned a University administrators went looking for bachelor's degree from Clemson in 1969 someone who had known success at the and a master's degree from Clemson in NCAA Division I level. They found such a 1977. person in 39-year old Tommy Gaither. He began his coaching career at Indian Gaither, a native of ·Fort Mills, S.C., Land High School. He then moved on to spent the last four seasons at Baptist Col­ Berkeley High School, and then to Lower lege in Charleston, S.C., accumulating a Richland High School. 70-46 record and becoming the school's all­ His record as a head coach in high school time winningest coach. · for eight seasons was 176-56. · His last two seasons at Baptist, Gaither He entered the collegiate coaching pro­ Tommy Gaither led the Buccaneers to back-to-back 21-9 fession as an assistant coach at Clemson for Head Basketball Crnich seasons, capturing the Big South Con­ two seasons. He also spent five years as the ference regular season and tournament top assistant coach at Gardner-Webb. championships both years. 'Tm deeply honored that the fine people " I think the fans will like our style of Gaither is deeply committed to at Morehead State put their trust in me to play. We like to with the basketball, academics as well as athletics, and during take over the Eagle basketball program," and hope to play man-to-man defense most his four years at Baptist, his teams had Gaither said. "I think through hard work of the time. We feel that those two factors nearly a 100 percent graduation rate. we will make it possible for the University make for an exciting brand of basketball." He was named the Bi.g South Coacli 'If and community to be very proud of our pro­ Gaither's wife Cindy is from Charleston, the Year in 1985-86. gram, both on and ofi the floor." s.c.

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Bill Muse Assistant Coach Bill Muse, a native of Glen Rock, N .J., joined the MSU staff after serving a year as head coach and general manager of the Georgia franchise in the NWBA. Muse, who graduated from Missieeippi with a bachelor's degree in 1979 and earned a master's degree from South Alabama in 1981, also has a wealth of college coaching experience. He was associate head coach at Georgia State for two years and a880Ciate head coach and aeeistant athletic director at Spr· ing Hill College for a season. He spent four years at South Alabama as an aeeistant coach and helped lead the Jaguars to a 76- Jeff Burkhamer 40 record, a Sun Belt Conference cham­ Jeff Riley pionship, an NIT, and an appearance in Assistant Coach the NCAA tournament. Assistant Coach He has published numerous articles and has over ten years of experience in some of the finest basketball camps in the nation. Head Coach Tommy Gaither wasted ·no "Bill's experience will be a big asset to time in filling one of hie aeeistant coaching Jeff Riley, a 1982 graduate of MSV, will our program at MSU," said MSU Head serve as a graduate assistant coach on this positions once he arrived on the MSU cam­ Coach Tommy Gaither. "He is an year's Eagle staff. pus. Jeff Burkhamer, who served as outstanding recruiter and is also an ex­ Gaither's top aeeistant at Baptist College The Wheelwright, Ky., native spent two perienced on' floor coach." the past two seasons, accepted a similar years as head basketball coach at position on hie staff at MSU. Prestonsburg High School, finishing at 15- "Jeff was the first one I went to when I 13 last season. Prior to that, he served two came to MSU," Gaither said. "He's one of year's as head coach at Lawrence Co. High the brightest young coaches in the country School, finishing with a 19-8 record in today. A lot of the credit for the success we 1984-85. had at Baptist must go to Jeff for his Riley was a graduate assistant coach at recruiting and on-floor coaching." the d~g the Burkhamer, a native of Williamstown, 1982-83 season under Coach Joe B. Hall. W. Va., played college basketball and A graduate of Wheelwright High School, baseball at Alderson-Broaddus where he Riley attended Georgia Tech on basketball received a bachelor's degree in 1984. He scholarship, before transferring to MSU was a three-year starter in basketball and is and playing basketball for three seasons. the all-time aeeist leader at AIBerson­ He is married to the former Elizabeth Broaddus. Slone. He coached at Winthrop College in Rock "Jeff's experience as a high school coach Hill, S.C., before joining Gaither's staff at and familiarity with the University service Baptist. He was a four-sport star at area will be a big asset to our .prograni," Williamstown High School, where he was a said MSU Head Coach Tommy Gaither. first-team all-state selection as a point "Jeff will handle a variety of administrative guard on the basketball team. and on-floor coaching responsibilities."

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Darrin Hale 6-10, 240, Jr. Center, London, KY

In his third season of competition alter being red-shirted in 1984-85. Played in 22 games, starting four, as a freshman and averaged 4.4 points and 2.4 rebounds. Saw action in seven games last season. Work­ ed hard in the off-season. Averaged 22 points and 11 rebounds as a senior at Laurel Co. High School. Named first-team all-state by the Lexington Herald-Leader and second-team all-state by the Louisville Courier-Journal. Coach Gaither • "Darrin needs to work hard and get his weight down so he can be more mobile. We can certainly use his size inside." We Support MSU Eagles

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Tony Curry

6-3, 200, So. Guard, Louisville, KY

Enjoyed an outstanding freshman season, being named to the 1986- 87 Freshman All-OVC team. Averaged IO.I points and 2.9 rebounds. Second on the team with 80 assist&. Averaged 21.1 point&, 6.8 rebounds, · and 5.1 aSBists at Louisville Manual High School. Named all-district, all-region, and honorable mention all-state. Named to all-state AAU team in both 1985 and 1986. Played in the National Junior Olympics. Started 22 of MSU's 28 games last season as a freshman. Coach Gaither• "Anyone who can start as a freshman as Tony did had to be a good player. He runs the team well and makes very few mistakes."

40 Mike Chaney

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6-9, 210, Jr. Center, Jackson, KY

Has gained size and strength since last season. Saw limited action last season after playing in 16 games as a freshman, including two in which he started. Averaged 20 points and 12 rebounds as a senior at Breathitt County High School. Was named all-region and third team all-state. Led his team to the Kentucky state tournament. Compiled a 3.8 grade point average in high school. Will be given a chance to earn a starting spot at one of the inside spots. Coach Gaither • "Mike appears to have come back with a burning desire to play well for WI, He reported in good shape, and we believe he can help WI inside. 9

30 Derrick Davis

Derrick Davis

6-4, 230, Sr. Forward, Decatur, AL

Played in 26 of MSU's 28 games and started 22 of them. Came to MSU from Walker Junior College in Alabama. Averaged 9.5 points and 4.5 rebounds last season. Averaged 20.3 points and 7.5 rebounds per game his final year at Walker. Second-team junior college All-American and player of the year in Alabama junior colleges. Played for the legen­ dary Earl Morris at Decatur High School where he was a first-team all­ state selection. Coach Gaither - " Derrick came back in better shape. We're pleased with his progress. We believe he will be quicker and be able to leap higher this year." .TROPHIES-­ --AWARDS RIBBONS-- In-st.ore jewelry repair and engraving

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6-5, 175, So. Guard, Langley, Canada

Excellent long-range shooter who is still learning a new system of basketball. Selected the number one player in the province of British Columbia following an outstanding career at D. W. Poppy High School. · Member of Canada's National Junior Select team. His coach in Canada, Stork Payne, is an MSU alumnus. Saw action in seven games last season. His father, Jack, was the first basketball coach and one of the founders of Douglas College. Coach Gaither - "Robin is surprisingly wiry-strong. He was one of the leaders in our conditioning program. He very much wants to learn !}le game and play for us."

42 Bryant Carrington

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6-8, 215, Sr. Center, Durham, N.C.

Comes to MSU from Allegany Community College in Cumberland, Md. Junior college teammate of Eagle Roddy Peters. Averaged 10.3 points and 6.2 rebounds last season at Allegany. During his two seasons at Allegany, the Trojans were 38-2 and 38-3 and ranked seventh in the nation both yean. He was an all-conference and all-region selection the past two seasons. Attended Durham High School, where he was an honorable mention all-state performer. Coach Gaither · "Bryant comes from an outstanding junior college program at Allegany. We look for him to provide immediate help inside this year. 11 14 Michael Mason

Michael Mason

6-2, 175, Sr. Guard, Courtland, AL

Io his second season with the Eagles after transferring from John C. Calhoun Community College. Saw action in all 28 games last season, averaging 7.3 points and 3.2 rebounds. Scored season-high 15 points. Averaged 17 .3 pointa and 6.2 a88ista his final year in junior college. All­ district, all-region and second-team all-state selection at Courtland High School. Has tremendous vertical jump. All-state junior college player. Coach Gaither • "Michael is working very hard to be an outataoding player and leader. He has great leaping ability and is a good shooter. We Support Planningthe future for Th MSU takes sound e financial !:::~ Eagles!!! protection. Call on usat ~ Rlndep nee AG 784-8914 A V t:S YOU"• C - (i) Bellamy Insurance Agency Health Insurance Services, Inc. For Your Property & Casualty For Your Life, Health & Insurance Needs. Investment Needs

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Ira Mitchell

6-6, 210, Jr. Forward, Memphis, TN

Transfer from Conners State Junior College in . Averaged 15 points and IO rebounds last season in junior college. Played in the Oklahoma East-West All-Star game. All-region at CSJC as a freshman. Standout at Memphis Northside High School. Has outstanding athletic ability. Can play both inside and outside. Coach Gaither - "Ira has the potential to be a very fine player. He has excellent athletic ability, and needs only to adapt to our system."

34 Donnie Matthews

Donnie Matthews

6-7, 200, Fr. Forward, Florence, SC

The only freshman recruit in Tommy Gaither's first recruiting cla88. Averaged 17.5 points and 12.0 rebounds at West Florence High School. Earned all-state honors. His high school played in national tournaments and against some of the best known high school programs in the nation. Coach Gaither - "Donnie has a lot to learn about the college game, he comes from a top program and has the size, strength and desire to be successful immediately." 13 12 Tony Turner

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6-1, 175, Jr. Guard, Independence, KS

Transfer from Independence Junior College. Averaged seven points and seven assists last season. Led his junior college to a 48-18 record during his two seasons as its point guard. Played at Independence High School, where he averaged 15.5 points and six assists as a senior. Nam­ ed to two all-tournament teams last season. Coach Gaither· "We expect Tony to contend for the starting spot at point guard. He is probably the quickest player on the team and is gain­ ing needed strength."

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32 Bo Rivers

Bo Rivers

6-4, 200, Jr. Guard, Haines City, FL

Ranked eecond in both scoring (11.4 points) and rebounding (7.0 re• bounds) to OVC player of the year Bob McCann on last year's Eagle squad. Started all 28 games last season. Played in all 27 games, starting• 19 games as a freshman. 56.1 percent from the field last season to rank third in the OVC. Also ranked third in the OVC averaging 1.9 steals per game. Has scored 562 career points. Scored career high 27 points against Wagner in Iona Cla88ic last season. Coach Gaither · "If Bo were three or four inches taller, he'd he an All-American. He can play inside or outside, and we hope to move him around to take advantage of all hie talenL"

15 Roddy Peters

Roddy Peters

6-6, 190, Jr. Guard, Washington, DC

Junior college teammate of fellow-Eagle Bryant Carrington at Allegany Community College. Averaged 18.2 point& and 5.8 a88ist& last season. Second-team all-conference and honorable mention all-region. Allegany ws 38-2 and 38-3 in hie two seasons there. As a high school standout at Suitland High School, he was named first-team All-Met in the Washington, D.C., area by the Washington Post. Suffered a Jones fracture of the fifth matatarsal (little toe) in preseason and will probably he out until at least mid-December. Coach Gaither• "We feel that Roddy was a real steal. It is unusual for a player of his quality to he available late in the recruiting season. We believe that once his foot heals, he will be an outstanding player." 15 20 Talbert Turner

Talbert Turner

5-11, 180, Sr. Guard, Peach Grove, KY

Enters his senior season as an Eagle. Averaged 6.3 points in 20 games last season, starting six. Has scored 529 career points. Averaged 7.4 points as a freshman and 9.8 points as a sophomore. Scored a career high 25 points against Akron in January, 1986. Scored season-high 19 points at South Carolina State last season. Named to All-OVC freshman team in 1984-85. Averaged 30.6 points as a senior at Pendleton Co. High School. Coach Gaither - "Talbert can play both point guard and shooting guard. We feel we can rely on him in key situations because of his ex­ perience."

33 Kevin Simpson

Kevin Simpson

6-7, 185, Jr. Forward, Newark, NJ

"Stretch" is in his fourth season with the Eagles. Averaged 6. 7 points and 2.4 rebounds last season. Averaged 5.2 points and 2.8 rebounds as a freshman. Scored career high 26 points last season in an Eagle victory at Tennessee Tech. Red-shirted his first season at MSU. Averaged 23 points, nine rebounds and six assists as a senior at W eequahic High School, where he earned all-city and all-metropolitan area honors. Coach Gaither - "Kevin worked very hard in preseason conditioning and practice. I wish we could put about 20 pounds on him and make him stronger. He is an excellent talent." 16 Head Coach: Tommy Gaither FIELD GOALS FREE THROWS FOULS POINTS TONY TURNER G 6-1 175 Jr. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 12 Independence, Kan. 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 MICHAEL MASON G 6-2 175 Sr. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 14 Courtland, Ala. 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 RODDY PETERS G 6~ 190 Jr. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 15 Washington, D.C. 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 TALBERT TURNER G 5-11 180 Sr. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 20 Peach Grove, Ky. 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 ROBIN LOTT G 6-5 175 So. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 22 Langley, Canada 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 TONY CURRY G 6·3 200 So. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 24 Louisville, Ky. 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 DERRICK DAVIS F 6-4 230 Sr . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 30 Decatur, Ala. 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 80 RIVERS G-_F H 200 Jr. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 32 Haines City, Fla. / 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 KEVIN SIMPSON F 6-7 185 Jr. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 33 Newark, N.J . I I 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 DONNIE MATTHEWS F 6-7 200 Fr. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 34 Florence, S.C. I I 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 IRA MITCHELL F 6~ 210 J r . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 35 Memphis, Tenn. I I 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 MIKE CHANEY F-C 6-9 210 J . \ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 40 Jackson, Ky. I I 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 BRYANT CARRINGTON C 6-8 215 Jr 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 42 Durham , N.C. I I I 9 10 111213 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 DARRIN HALE C 6-10 240 Jr. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 52 J London Kv. \ I I 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 / 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I \ \ I 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 I MOREHEADI STATE LADY EAGLES

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DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME NOV. Wed. 18 Lexington Stars (AAU) Home 7:30p.m. Sat. 20 Home 7:30p.m. Sat. 28 Tennessee Wesleyan Home 7:30p.m. Mon. 22 Austin Peay State University Home 7:30p.m. Mon. 30 Ohio University Home 7:30p.m. Sat. 27 The University of Akron away 7:30 p.m. DEC. Mon.29 Youngstown State University away 7:30p.m. Thurs. 3 University of Cincinnati Home 7:30p.m. March Wed./9-10 University of Arkansas at little Rock away TBA Wed.2 Florida International University away 8:00 p.m. Thurs. (Texas-El Paso/San Houston State/ Mon./ 7- OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE Morehead State) Fri./Sat. 11-12 TOURNAMENT TBA Thurs. 17 Florida International University Home 7:30p.m. Sat.19 Ohio Wesleyan University Home 7:30p.m. Mon. 21 Vanderbilt University away 7:30p.m. Mon.28 Syracuse University away 8:00 p.m. JAN. Sat.9 Marshall University Home 7:30p.m. Mon. 11 Eastern Kentucky Un iversity away 7:30p.m. Sat. 16 Austin Peay State University away 7:30p.m. Mon. 18 Murray State University away 7:30p.m. Wed. 20 Tennessee State University away 7:30p.m. Sat.23 Youngstown State University Home 7:30p.m. Mon. 25 Tennessee State University Home 7:30p.m. Sat. 30 Middle Tennessee State University Home 7:30p.m. FE~ Mon. 1 Tennessee Tech University Home 7:30p.m. Sat. 6 Eastern Kentucky University Home 7:30p.m. I Mon. 8 University of Missouri-Kansas City Home 7:30p.m. Tommy Gaither Derrick Davis Sat. 13 Tennessee Tech University away 7:30p.m. Head Coach Mon. 15 Middle Tennessee State University away 7:30p.m.

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DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME NOV. Fri. 27 Appalachian State Tournament Away TBA Thurs. 25 Bellarmlne Home 5:00p.m. Sat. 28 (Cheyney State, Virginia Tech) Away TBA Mon. 29 Youngstown State Away 5:00p.m. DEC. MARCH Wed. 2 Xavier Away 7:00p.m. TBA OVC Tournament TBA TBA Sat. 5 Concord Away TBA Mon. 7 University of Charleston Home 7:30p.m. Thurs. 17 University of Loulsvllle Home 5:00p.m. Sun. 20 University of Kentucky Away 2:00p.m. JAN. Sat. 9 West Virginia State Away 7:00p.m. Mon. 11 Eastern Kentucky Away 5:00 p.m. Sat. 16 Austin Peay State Away 6:00p.m. Mon. 18 Murray Away 6:00p.m. Wed. 20 Tennessee State Away 6:00p.m. Sat.23 Youngstown State Home 5:00p.m. Mon. 25 Tennessee State Home 5:00p.m. Wed. 27 Western Kentucky Home 7:30p.m. Sat. 30 Middle Tennessee Home 5:00p.m. FEB. Mon. 1 Tennessee Tech Home 5:00p.m. Wed. 3 University of Alabama-Birmingham Home 7:30p.m. Sat. 6 Eastern Kentucky Home 5:00 p.m. Mon. a Wright State Away 7:00p.m. Sat. 13 Tennessee Tech Away 6:00p.m. Loretta Marlow Kelly Stamper Mon. 15 Midd le Tennessee Away 6:00 p.m. Thurs. 18 Marshall University Home 7:30p.m. Sat. 20 Murray State Home 5:00p.m. Mon.22 Austin Peay Home 5:00p.m. 18 Loretta Marlow - Lady Eagle Head Coach

The Morehead State Lady Eagle basketball program begins its fourth season under the strong guidance of head ooach Loretta Marlow. After posting a 14-13 record in her initial season, Marlow has led the Lady Eagles to the Ohio Valley Conference post-season tournament for the last two years. During Marlow's three previous seasons, MSU has finished fourth in the OVC twice and fifth once. Marlow received her bachelor's degree in physical education from Tennessee Tech University in 1978. She earned a master's degree in physical education from MSU in 1979 while serving as a graduate assis• tant coach for both the Ladv Eagle volleyball and basketball teams. Marlow then became an assistant coach under former Lady Eagle skipper Mickey Wells. During her five years as an assistant, Marlow helped the lady Eagle program enjoy fi ve winning seasons, including two 20-win seasons, an OVC tournament championship, a KWIC championship and two OVC tournament second places. A four-year letterer in both volleyball and basketball at TTU, Marlow played under coach Marynell Meadors. During Marlow's years at Tech, the Golden Eaglettes participated all fo ur years in either the AIA W regional or national tournament in basketball and the regional volleyball tournament for two years. Marlow received all-state honors in vollllyball her senior season. Marlow was a standout basketball player at Wartburg (Tenn.) Cen• tral High School, helping her team to the regional tournament for four years and receiving all-region honors hersell as a senior. Marlow coached the MSU Lady Eagle softball team two seasons and took her squad to the AIAW National Slow Pitch Tournament. She was named the KWIC Division II coach of the year after guiding her team Students Let ... to a state championship. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T . Marlow of Wart· NORGE VILLAGE INC. burg, Tenn. and ' SUNSHINE CLEANERS

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Chancellor Dugan begins her second year as a Lady Eagle assistant basketball coach, although she is very familiar with the Ohio Valley Conference. Dugan was a standout basketball player at Eastern Kentucky University. A three-year starter and captain her final two years, Dugan led the Lady Colonels in rebounding her final two years. The second leading scorer for two years, she is ninth on EKU's all-time scoring list. After receiving her bachelor's degree in physical education from EKU in 1982, Dugan obtained her first head coaching job at George West High School in George West, Texas. During Dugan's three-year tenure, she led her teams to a 36-19 record and a pair of district championships. Dugan also spent a one-year stint as an assistant coach at the University Chancellor Dugan of Alabama on a part-time basis. "Chancellor just loves the game of basketball and puts out whatever Assistant Coach effort is needed," said head coach Loretta Marlow. "She has done a great job with the forwards and centers. Chancellor is very enthusiastic, especially about her role with Lady Eagle recruiting." A native of Louisville, Ky., she is a graduate of Sacred Heart High School where she excelled as a swimmer. Dugan participated in the AAU nationals in Long Beach, Ca. her senior year. Dugan was a member of EKU's swim team her freshman year and made nationals in the 100 meter freestyle, butterfly and backstroke.

LONG]OHN StLVEl{S® SEAFOOD SHOPPES "SLAM & JAM" CONTEST Just fill in the coupon with your name, ad­ dress and Eagle player you think will be the first to "slam" at tonights game. Deposit the coupon, before the opening tip, in the Long John Silver's coupon box located at the north entrance of the AAC. Doug Grider You could win a FREE dinner from Long Assistant Coach John Silver's. Winner will be notified by mail. In case of a tie, winner will be decid­ ed by a drawing. Doug Grider comes to Morehead State after coaching three years in the high school ranks. Grider spent two years coaching girls basketball in the Trimble Co. (Ky.) school system. Grider was responsible for the junior high and ------junior varsity girls teams. Prior to his stint at Trimble Co., Grider was the co-coach of the freshmen boys team at Boylan Central High School Long John Silver's "Slam & Jam" Contest in Rockford, Ill. for one year. At Boylan, Grider guided his team to a 23-0 record. Name: Grider received his bachelor's degree in business education from Campbellsville College in 1983. He is currently pursuing a master's degree in health and physical education from MSU. Address: "Doug is very interested in every aspect of the game," said head coach Loretta Marlow. " He is willing to do whatever it takes to excel at Player: this sport. " Grider is a graduate of Indian Creek High School in Trafalgar, Ind. 21

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1987 Outlook: Has excellent working skills, spends long hours 1987 Outlook: An aggressive player who loves to heat and in gym. Started last half of 1986-87 season. A great contributor to bang on the boards. Will he fighting for a starting position at the three point shot. May he moved to the point guard position. center or power forward. Hard worker. Has lost weight which should add to her quickness. High School: Played for coach Dennis Ray at Chillicothe High School: Played for coaches Don Barrow and Kenny {Ohio) High School. Named all-conference her final year and was George at Southeastern High School where she averaged 28.4 chosen to play in the Kentucky-Ohio All-Star game. Led team in points per game and 8.0 a88ists in her four years. Was named field goal percentage and was voted team MVP. Averaged 10 . Cla88 A Player of the Year in Ohio her senior year. Was named to points and 11 rebounds her senior year. first team all-state and state all-tournament teams. Scored 2,235 points at SHS and had a single game high of 53 points.

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1987 Outlook: Recovered well from injury that sidelined her 1987 Outlook: Came on strong last five or six games of 1986-87 last year. Has improved shooting range. Lost weight which season. Very capable from three point range. Enthusiastic player. should help with quickness. Great attitude but needs more con­ Team leader. fidence. Will be competing with Smith and Conners for time at High School: Played under coach Temple Donaldson at Mon• center position. tgomery County High School. Averaged 24 points and 4 assists High School: Played at Valley Forge High School where she her senior year. Scored over 1,800 points in her four years, setting averaged 13.2 points and 12.4 rebounds per game her senior year. records for most points scored and assists in a career. Named all­ Named to the Associated Press second team her final year. conference and honorable mention all-state her final two years. 23 WHEN YOU NEED AUTO PARTS . • • Go Where The Selection Is Great And The Prices Are Low Hundreds Of Late Model Cars And Trucks For Parts Plus Many New Parts At Super Low Prices $$$$ American & Imports.

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1987 Outlook: Came on strong during the final part of last 1987 Outlook: Comes from a winning program and therefore season and even started in some games. Quick and an excellent has a winning attitude. Has lost weight. An excellent outside jumper but lacks strength. Needs to be more aggressive. Will pro­ shooter. Should contribute greatly against zones. bably see limited playing time. High School: Named all-conference, all-area, all-region and High School: Played for coaches Mike Swango and Cindy all-district her senior year at Ashland Paul Blazer High School. Lester at Center Grove High School. Averaged 14 points and 8 re­ Named to the all-tournament team at Ironton Invitational her bounds her senior year. Scored more than 800 points in two years final season. A member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, of varsity play. Named all-section, all-region and all-state her Brown was a delegate to Kentucky Girls State and graduated iJi final year. Also lettered in track, setting records in the 100, 200 the top 10 percent of her class. and 800 meter relay.

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1987 Outlook: An all-around player. Will be looked to at key 1987 Outlook: Contributed somewhat last year. Strong player times in a game. Able to accomplish and succeed from any posi­ with the ability to post-up or play outside. Has three point range. tion. Expected to have another outstanding season. Will be a key Needs to work on confidence. leader of the team early in the season. High School: Played for coach Marvin Seyfang at Adena High High School: Played for coach Larry Hayes at Knott County School. Named all-conference and all-state her senior year. Voted Central High School, averaging 24 points and 6 rebounds per team captain and MVP her final year. Career total of 1,588 game her final year. Selected all-district, all-region and all-state points which broke school and county record. Also lettered in her senior year. Voted team captain and MVP her senior year. volleyball and softball. Also lettered in softball. 25 GOOD LUCK EAGLES For Another Great Season! from •, Communications iiiiiit ~ FM 99 AM 1320 Cincinnati, OH Jacksonville, FL ~ ~ tit•>A Cincinnati, OH Nashville, TN (lWd!] Atlanta, GA Knoxville, TN WGsr NewsRadio92 FM 113 Atlanta, GA Parkersburg, WV ~ iilt~i AM 1231 Parkersburg, WV Atlanta, GA WM.JI ®103FM) MAJIC 105.7 FM Denver, CO Cleveland, OH ~~I ---~R=J1=0/0=85= ., ••----..,,. ■ BIG 6'IND GRANCSTN10. .. N10 HUCH MORE Denver, CO Cleveland, OH 26 -.- _iOJD)YEAI. r-UUA~ ~J PIZZA ~~_, ~ PA:TA \S' "Game Day Special" Large 1 Item PIZZA s550 Good Luck Eagles! Trademore Tire Service Phone 784-9111 Phone 784-8473 182 E. Main St. Morehead, Ky. Trademore Shopping Center OPEN: Mon.-Thurs. 11 a.m.-11 p.m. Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m. -12 Midnight Morehead, Ky. Sunday 4 p.m.-11 p.m.

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1987 Outlook: Comee from a junior college that went to the na­ 1987 Outlook: B.J. will add needed quickness at the guard tional tournament her freshman year. Hae excellent jumping position. le expected to contribute early, maybe at the point ability. Expected to contribute early at the point guard, shooting guard position. Her quickne88 and jumping ability makes up for guard or shooting forward positions. Her quickness and defensive lack of height. N eede experience at point guard. skills will help her with the transition to Division I basketball. High School: Played under Sharon Redmond at Newport Junior College: One of two transfers from Lees Junior College (Kyl High School. A three-time selection to the all-district team, in Jackson, Ky. Helped to lead Lees to a 52-13 record during her B.J. was named to the all-regional team her senior year. Led tenure there. Named all-conference, KWIC all-tournament and team in ecoring and rebounding her final season, averaging 15 the most valuable player of the KJCAC Tip-Off tournament. points and 8 rebounds per game. Named team MVP her senior Averaged 10 points, 5 rebounds and 4 a88i&ts her final year at year. Aleo lettered in volleyball, softball and track. Lees.

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6-2 5-7 Junior Senior Center Guard Flemingsburg, KY Russell, KY

1987 Outlook: One of two transfers from Lees Junior College 1987 Outlook: A leader both on and off the court. A good out• in J ackeon, Ky. An excellent jumper who rune the floor well. Hae side shooter. A hard worker who has shown some improvement quick moves on the inside and should contribute in the middle by on her man-to-man skills. picking up the pace of the game with the fast break. Will be High School: Played for coach Mary Robinson at RU88ell fighting with Smith for starting time. High School. Averaged 16.0 points and 4.5 rebounds her senior Junior College: While at Lees Junior College she led in re­ year. Was named all-area, all-district and all-region her final bounding her final year averaging 8 boards a game. Averaged 10 year. Was voted MVP and team captain her senior year. Is all­ points a contest. Named to the Lees Pepsi Cla88ic all-tournament time free-throw percentage leader (71 .2 percentl and ranks ee­ -team and NJCAA Region VII all-tournament team. A graduate cond on the all-time a88ist list. Played in the Kentucky-Ohio All­ of Fleming County High School in Flemingsburg, Ky. Star Cla88ic. 28_ Dave Brunk STUDIOS Assistant Athletic UNLIMITED Director

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