1996-97 Alphabetical Roster No Name Pos Ht Cl Hometown/High School/Junior College 23 Bradie Bowen G 5-8 Fr Dry Ridge, Ky./Grant County 35 Marcisha Brazley GIF 5-8 Fr Ft. Campbell, Ky./Ft. Campbell 54 Tori Crosby F/C 6-1 Jr Crestwood, Ky./South Oldham/Grayson CC 32 Alisha Griffeth G/F 6-0 So Marietta, Ga./Lassiter 42 Amy Kieckbusch F/C 5- 11 Jr Mishicot, Wisc./Mishicot/Kankakee CC 24 Shawne Marcum G 5-9 Sr Delbarton, W.Va./Burch 44 Kim Marsh C 5-10 Fr Ashland, Ky./Paul Blazer 25 Allison Osborn G/F 5-9 So Flatwoods, Ky./Russell 4 Crystal Parker G 5-6 Jr Paint Lick, Ky./Garrard County 55 Tiarra Richardson F/C 6-0 So Louisville, Ky./Manual 33 Vette Robinson F 5- 10 Fr Louisville, Ky./Pleasure Ridge Park 40 Hilary Swisher G 5-6 Jr Whitesburg, Ky./Whitesburg IO Missy Todd G 5-7 Sr Stanton, Ky./Powell County/Lees JC 22 Amy Webster G 5-9 Jr Hutchinson, Kan./Nickerson/Hutchinson CC

1996-97 Numerical Roster No Name Pos Ht Cl Hometown/High School/Junior College 4 Crystal Parker G 5-6 Jr Paint Lick, Ky./Garrard County 10 Missy Todd G 5-7 Sr Stanton, Ky./Powell County/Lees JC 22 Amy Webster G 5-9 Jr Hutchinson, Kan./Nickerson/Hutchinson CC 23 Bradie Bowen G 5-8 Fr Dry Ridge, Ky./Grant County 24 Shawne Marcum G 5-9 Sr Delbarton, W.Va./Burch 25 Allison Osborn G/F 5-9 So Flatwoods, Ky./Russell 32 Alisha Griffeth G/F 6-0 So Marietta, Ga./Lassiter 33 Vette Robinson F 5-10 Fr Louisville, Ky./Pleasure Ridge Park 35 Marcisha Brazley GIF 5-8 Fr Ft. Campbell, Ky./Ft. Campbell 40 Hilary Swisher G 5-6 Jr Whitesburg, Ky./Whitesburg 42 Amy Kieckbusch F/C 5- 11 Jr Mishicot, Wisc./Mishicot/Kankakee CC 44 Kim Marsh C 5- 10 Fr Ashland, Ky./Paul Blazer 54 Tori Crosby F/C 6-1 Jr Crestwood, Ky./South Oldham/Grayson CC 55 Tiarra Richardson F/C 6-0 So Louisville, Ky./Manual Contents, Credits, Quick Facts, Schedule Contents 1996-97 Schedule Adminsitration ...... 27 Date Opponent Time A sistant Coache ...... 6-7 November Athletic Administration ...... 28 22 Cincinnati 7:30 Head Coach ...... 4-5 25 Pikeville 7:30 Media Information ...... 44 27 at UNC-Asheville 7:00 Morehead State University ...... 29-30 30 at Wofford 7:00 Opponents ...... 3 1-33 December Outlook ...... 8 4 atMarshaJI 7:00 Player Profiles ...... 10-24 20-2 1 at UT-Chattanooga Tourney TBA Records ...... 35-41 28 Wright State 7:30 January Roster ...... ifc 4 *Tennessee Tech Schedule ...... 1 5:30 7 *Middle Tennessee 5:30 Staff Telephone Directory ...... 2 II *at Eastern Dlinois 5:30 Statistics( l994-95) ...... : ...... 34 13 *at Southeast Missouri 6:30 16 *Eastern Kentucky 5:30 Credits 18 *UT-Martin 5:30 This publication was written and edited by Assistant SID 20 *Murray State 5:30 Ti m Letcher with assistance from MSU Spo11s Informati on 25 *at Tennessee State 6:45 27 Director Randy Stacy and secretary Brenda Kissinger. Spe­ *at Austin Peay 6:45 February cial writing and/or editorial assistance was provided by MSU I *at Middle Tennessee 6:30 Institutional Re lations.Cover design by Dan Shute, graphic 3 *at Tennessee Tech 6:45 designer. Photography by MSU chief photographer Tim Hol­ 8 *Southeast Missouri 5:30 brook and student photographe rs. 10 *Eastern Illinois 5:30 13 *at Eastern Kentucky 6:30 15 *at M urray S tate 2:00 On the Cover 17 *at UT-Mattin 6:30 20 The Lady Eagles prove that they *Tennessee State 5:30 22 * Austin Peay 5:30 "Do the Work. " Home games in bold. All times Eastern, p.m. *OVCgames and subject to change. Quick Facts

Location: Morehead, Ky. Record at MSU: 30-76 (4 years) Founded: 1922 Career Record: 78-140 (8 years) Enrollment: 8,300 Office Phone: (606)783-2126 Colors: Blue and Gold Women's Assistant Coaches: Nickname: Lady Eagles Trish Wilson (M issouri So. '90) Conference: Ohio Valley, NCAA Division I Wendy Gatlin (Marshall '92) Arena: Ellis T. Johnson Steve Wilson (M orehead St. '95) Capacity: (6,500) Faculty Representative: Dr. W. Michael Brown President: Dr. Ronald G. Eagl in Administrator, EAF: Jim Caudill Vice President for Student Life: Mike Mincey Office Phone: (606) 783-2593 Athletic Director: Steve Hamilton Trainer: Ryan Kling Office Phone (606) 783-2088 Office Phone: (606) 783-2392 1995-96 Record: 12-15 Sports Information Director: Randy Stacy 1995-96 Conference Record: 6-10 (7th) Office Phone: (606) 783-2500 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/6 Home Phone: (606) 784-2922 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 FAX Phone: (606) 783-2550 Head Coach: Janet Gabriel Assistant SID: Tim Letcher Alma Mater: Oklahoma '8 1 Office Phone: (606) 783-2500 Home Phone: (606) 784-3699 Lady Eagle Basketball 1996-97 Support Staff

StaffDirectory

University Administration Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin, President ...... 783-2022

Athletic Administration Mike Mincey, Vice President for Student Life ...... 783-2070 Steve Ham ilton, Director of Athletics ...... 783-2088 Kathy Worthington, Assistant Director of Athletics ...... 783-2387 Dr. W. Michael Brown, Faculty Representative ...... 783-2120 Jim Wells, Compliance Coord inator and Academic/Athletic Counselor ...... 783-5136

Coaching Staff Mall Ballard, Head Football ...... 783-2020 Tracy (Beaty) Bevelhimer, Head Volleyball ...... 783-2122 Craig Bere, Volleyball Assistant ...... 783-2122 Miles Brandon, Football Assistant ...... 783-2020 Shena Bowman, Softball Assistant ...... 783-2020 Dr. Rex Chaney, Golf ...... 783-2396 Jeff Durden, Football Assistant ...... 783-2020 Dick Fick, Head Men's Basketball ...... 783-2087 Jason Fowler, Head Women's Soccer ...... 783-2589 Janet Gabriel, Head Women's Basketball ...... 783-2126 Wendy Gatlin, Women's Basketball Assistant ...... 783-2191 John Gilli am, Football Assistant ...... 783-2020 Kara Gilligan, Softball Assistant ...... 783-2020 Ed Hodgkiss, Football Assistant ...... 783-2020 John Jarnagin, Head Baseball Coach ...... 783-2882 Marc Joffe, Men's Basketball Assistant ...... 783-5141 Dan Lindsey, Track and Cross Country ...... 783-2653 Pete Lee, Football Assistant ...... 783-2020 Larry Lipker, Baseball Graduate Assistant ...... 783-2881 Chih Loo, Women's Tennis ...... 783-2449 Jace Nathanson, Men's Tennis ...... 784-4066 Pete Raeford, Football Assistant ...... 783-2020 Walt Rybka, Rifle ...... 783-2050 Kevin Smith, Men's Basketball Assistant ...... 783-5142 David Trosper, Football Assistant ...... 783-2020 Jenni fer VanSickle, Softball ...... 783-5283 Trish Wilson, Women's Basketball Assistant ...... 783-5139

Athletic Training Ryan Kling, Head Trainer ...... 783-2392 John DoRosario, Assistant Trainer ...... 783-2392

Sports Information Randy Stacy, Director ...... 783-2500 (Stacy at home, 784-2922; FAX 783-2550) Tim Letcher, SID Assistant ...... 783-2500 (Letcher at home, 784-3699)

Clerical Staff Tammy Boyd, Football ...... 783-2020 Jenny Duncan, Athletics ...... 783-2088 Teresa Howard, Basketball ...... 783-2087 Brenda Kissinger, Sports Information ...... 783-2500 Sherry Mays, Athletics ...... 783-2088

Morehead State University Coaches

The Coaches

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Lady Eagle Basketball 1996-97 Head Coach Janet Gabriel Head Coach

Lady Eagle Head Coach Janet Gabriel enters her fifth season at the helm of the Morehead State program with a solid foundation for success in place. Gabriel was named Head Wo me n's Basketball Coach at M o re head State University on April 6, 1992, becoming the fifth Lady Eagle head coach in the history of the program. When she took over prior to the 1992-93 season, Gabriel said, "Hard work and enthusiasm wi ll be the building blocks of our team." It is obvious that players of the past four seasons have worked hard and have been full of enthusiasm. That hard work paid off in Gabriel's first season as the Eagles peaked at the season's end, finishing a strong 8-8 in Ohio Valley Conference play. They finished the season I 0- 16 overall . Highlights of the campaign included MSU's first win over Middle Tennessee in nearly a decade and a double­ overtime victory at Eastern Kentucky that established a new conference record for total points in a game. Gabriel's 1993-94 Lady Eagle squad was hit by the graduation of three starters, including first team All -OVC selection Bev Smith, and featured eight first-year players. Their youth and inexperience manifested itself in a 5-22 mark. Janet Gabriel However, four of the fi ve victories came in the Ohio Valley Conference. Quick Facts The I 994-95 squad had only one senior, Sherita Joplin, Hometown: Sayre, Pennsylvania and two juniors, Megan Hupfer and Jeni Meadows. The young F.ducation: Lady Eagles received valuable experience, inc luding a game High School: Athens Area High School, 1977 against d~fending national champion North Carolina. College: B.S. - Health, Physical Education and Last year's team made the g reatest s ing le-season Recreation - University of Oklahoma, 1981 turnaround in school history, improving from 3-23 to 12-15 Master's: M.A. - Psycho-social Aspects ofSport­ and attaining a bid to the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament. University of Pittsburgh, 1984 During Gabriel's tenure at MSU, she has acquired a fu ll Coaching Experience: NCAA staff, implemented a recruiting system, developed a Assistant Coach: University of Pittsburgh, 1982-84 Assistant Coach: University ofOklahoma , 1984-87 strength training and conditioning program and increased Head Coach: Missouri Southern State College, office space. The team is involved with community service 1988-90 and continues the I 00% graduation rate tradition of Lady Head Coach: Union CoUege, 1990-92 Eagle players. Last season's squad had 13 full scholarship Head Coach: Morehead State University, 1992- student-athletes for the first time in more than eig ht years. Honors & Achievements Garbiel came to MSU from Union College in Barbourvi lle, 1978-Street & Smith's Honorable Mention All- Ky., where she spent two years ( 1990-92) as Head Women's American Basketball Coach. She inherited a team in 1990 that had 1978 -Sports Festival Gold Medal Team (East) been depleted by the graduation of six seni ors. Union finished 1978 - Junior Pan American Team 8-20 in her first season. Then, after a year to imple ment her 1979 - News Release European Tour Team recruiting, practice and strength programs, she led Union to a 1981-USA Select Team 1984 - Athletes in Action Tour 15-14 record, its first winning record in seven seasons. Coaching Record: 78-140 Prior to heading up the Union program, Gabriel served Record at MSU: 30-76 two years (1988-90) as Head Women's Basketball Coach at Missouri Southern State College in Joplin, Mo. Her Missouri Southern teams improved from 8-18 in 1988-89 to 17-12 in 1989-90. Morehead State University I HeadCoacb 5

Gabriel also spent five years as an assistant women's basketball coach at two nationally prominent schools. For three years (1984-87), she was an assistant at the University of Oklahoma where she worked in all areas of the program. The Sooners were 65-24 and made an NCAA tournament appearance while Gabriel was on staff. She served two years (1982-84) as assistant at the University of Pittsburgh, where she was totally responsible for recruiting and assisted in all other areas of the basketball program. In addition to her coaching experience, she has served as an instructor and counselor at several top basketball camps. An outstanding collegiate player, Garbiel played three seasons at Penn State ( 1977-80), where she was a standout on Lady Lion teams that had three consecutive 20-win seasons, and one season at Oklahoma ( 1980-81 ). At Oklahoma, Gabriel averaged 11.6 points and 3.0 rebounds for a team that finished 21-11 and advanced to the AI.AW Southwest Regional. Among the honors Gabrie l received as player were memberships on the gold medal winning East team in the 1978 National Sports Festival, the 1978 Junior Pan American Team, the 1981 USA Select Team that won a silver medal in the Jones Cup in Taiwan and with the 1984 Athletes in Action team that toured South America. Since her arrival in Morehead, Gabriel has begun the Lady Eagle's Operation Challenge Program and has begun to in­ volve her team in the MSU mentoring program. Each pro­ gram gives team members the opportunity to interact wi th and support persons in the Morehead community. In addition to her head coaching duties, Gabriel speaks at clinics, service and civic organizations and youth enhance­ ment groups. She has established the Janet Gabriel-Lady Eagle Basketball Camps to help develop the skills of young athletes. Gabriel was selected to serve as a clinician for the NCAA Youth Education through Sports (YES) program in March of 1995. This program was held in conjunction with the East Regional Tournament in Storrs, Connecticut. Among other duties, clinicians conducted three instructional sessions for participants ages l 0-18. For the past two years, she has served on the Carol Eckman Award Committee, helping select the coach who best demon­ strates the character of the late Carol Eckman, the mother of the collegiate women's basketball championship. Gabriel earned a bachelor's degree from Oklahoma in 1981 and a master's degree from Pittsburgh in 1984. She gradu­ ated from Athens High School and has been inducted into that school's Sports Hall of Fame. She is an avid long distance runner, who enjoys competing in road races. She is a member of the Morehead State Women's Club.

Lady Eagle Basketball 1996-97 Assistant Coaches Trish Wilson Assistant Coach Trish Wilson is in her fifth season as an assistant with the Morehead State women's basketball program. Her primary responsibilities include coordinating recruiting efforts and assisting with on-the-fl oor coaching. A native of Tiff City, Mo., Wi Ison spent two years as a graduate assistant at Union College in Barbourville, Ky., under MSU Head Coach Janet Gabriel. W hile at U nion, she earned her master's degree in health education. "Coach Wilson's ability to assess talent and then go after it is very strong," says Coach Gabriel. "She has done a wonderful job bringing high quality student-athletes into this program." Prior to arriving at Union College, Wilson spent one season as a student assistant at M issouri Southern while She was a first-team all-state player for McDonald completing requirements for a bachelor's degree. County High School in Anderson, Mo., where her jersey Wilson was a standout player for four seasons at Missouri has been retired and showcased. Southern, where she was two-time all-district, two-time all­ W ilson also serves as a part-time instructor in MSU's conference and team most valuable player and captain. Upon department of health, physical education and recreation. completion of her collegiate career, she competed internationally in Zaire, Africa, with Athletes in Action.

Wendy Gatlin Assistant Coach

Wendy Gatlin is in her fifth season with the Lady Eagle basketball program. During her first year, Gatlin served as a graduate assistant while earning her master's degree in education. The following season, she was promoted to fu ll­ time status. Gatlin's primary responsibilities include recruiting, monitoring academics, supervising the strength program and assisting with on-the-floor coachi ng. She a lso serves as director of the Janet Gabriel/Lady Eagle basketball camps and clinics. "Coach Gatlin is a true teacher of the game," says Coach Gabriel. "She enjoys coaching and instructing on the fl oor and her ability to break down fundamentals to teach is wonderful." During her senior season, she helped lead Marshall to a Prior to joining the MSU staff, Gatlin served as a student 20-8 record and earned All-Southern Conference honors assistant at Marshall University in Huntington, W.Va. as a member of the Thundering Herd. Her collegiate career began at the University of North A native of Ft. Walton Beach, Fla., she was a three-year Carolina, where she played three years for the Tar Heels. letterwinner a nd a two-time all-state performe r at She then transferred to Marshall , where she earned a Choctawhatchee High School, where she was named All­ bachelor's degree in education. American by USA Today and Parade. Morehead State University Assistant Coaches, Trainer

Steve Wilson Matt Charvat Graduate Assistant Trainer Coach Steve Wilson begins his first year as graduate assistant Matt Charvat is in his first season as trainer for the coach for the Morehead State Lady Eagles. He will Morehead State Lady Eagle basketball team. continue to work on a master's degree in adult higher Charvat completed his bachelor's degree in sports education while atMSU. medicine with an athetic training concentration, at Baldwin­ Wilson, a native of Morehead, graduated from MSU in Wallace College in Berea, Ohio, in May 1996. While at December of 1995 with a degree in elementary education. Baldwin-Wal lace, Charvat served as a trainer for the football Whlie an undergraduate, Wilson was active in MSU's ROTC and men's basketball teams. unit. Charvat is working toward a master's degree in exercise "I am excited about having 'Coach W ' on staff, " says science while at Morehead State. Along with serving as Coach Gabriel. "He is highly motivated and very knowl­ trainer for the women's basketball team, he is in charge of edgeable about the Morehead area. Being a teacher first, spring football training. he is good with people and getting things accomplished. He A native ofHinckley , Ohio, he is certified by the National is a valuable member of the staff." Athletic Trainer's Association.

Support Staff

Dr. Mike Brown Jim Caudill Jenny Duncan Teresa Bell Faculty Representative Administrator, EAF Athletic Secretary Basketball Secretary

Ryan Kling Sherry Mays Jim Wells Kathleen Worthington Head Trainer Athletic Secretary Compliance/Academic Assistant Director of Athletics Counseling

Lady Eagle Basketball 1996-97 Outlook

Outlook Janet Gabriel returns for her fifth season as head coach MSU has six new players joining the squad this year. They of the Morehead State Lady Eagles. Last year, Gabriel's squad include three junior college transfers, Tori Crosby (6- 1, F/C), recorded the greatest single-season turnaround in school his­ Amy Kiec kbusch (5-11 , F/C) and Amy Webster (5-9, G). tory, improving from 3-23 in 1994-95 to a 12-15 mark last Three freshmen also join the Lady Eagles this season. They season. are Marcisha Brazley (5-8, G/F), Kim Marsh (5-10, C) and "We have a good group of returning players with good ex­ Vette Robinson (5-10, F). All of these players are expected to perience," says Gabriel. "Those players, in combination with contribute immediately. our recruits, should make us competitive. I hope that we can "Kieckbusch should start," Gabriel says. "She was a junior start strong, li ke last year, but finish much stronger than last college All-American for two years and she is a solid scorer season." inside. Crosby is a great defender and is very strong. Webster Gone are last year's top three scorers, center Megan will serve as a backup for Swisher and should push her in Hupfer, guard Octavia Evans and forward Jan Seibert. Hupfer practice. Brazley is very athletic and could advance quickly. left MSU eighth on the career scoring list and seventh on the Marsh is a walk-on that is getting better every day. Robinson career rebounding list. Evans and Seibert, juniors last season, is a slasher, a great leaper and a good defender." chose not to return this season. Also gone are Jeni Meadows, The schedule includes a trip to the Tennessee-Chattanooga Christi Poynter and Amy Wetherbee. Favorite Market/Coca-Cola Classic and a home game against "We will certainly miss those players, but we feel that we Cincinnati. In addition to a strenuous OVC schedule, the Lady can fill those holes with some of our new players and some of Eagles will battle non-conference foes Pikeville, North Caro­ our returnees," says Gabriel. "However, we wi ll have some lina-Asheville, Wofford, Marshall and Wright State. different looks this season and we will be able to do some "Our schedule is tough," says Gabriel. "Our opener against things we couldn't last year. We will be muc h more athletic Cincinnati will show us where we are at that poin t. All of our and could do some pressing to take advantage of that." non-conference opponents are tough. And the OVC will be MSU does return two starters, both of whom were se­ as competitve as it was last year. Once again, it could come lected as co-captains by their teammates. Shawne Marcum down to one game." (5-9, F, 5.2 ppg, 4.7 rpg) returns for her senior season. Marcum has started 7 1 of 80 games in her career. She is approaching MSU's top ten in career rebounds and is an outstanding ath­ lete and defender. The other returning starter is point guard Hilary Swisher (5-6, G, 7. I ppg, 3.9 rpg), who played her first full season last year afte r battling knee injuries previously. Swisher dished out 122 assists, tops on the team, last year. She also led the team playing over 32 minutes per game. "Shawne and Hilary have been here for four years and they know the ins and outs of the program and the OVC. We expect them to lead us." Other returnees are sophomore Alisha Griffeth (6-0, G/F, 4.3 ppg, 3. 1 rpg), junior Crystal Parker (5-6, G, 2. 9 ppg, 1.6 rpg), sophomore Tiarra Richardson (6-0, C, 1.1 ppg, 1.7 rpg), sophomore Allison Osborn (5-9, FIG medical redshirt in 1996), redshirt-freshman Bradie Bowen (5-8, G) and senior Missy Todd (5-7, G, l.8 ppg, 0.9 rpg). G riffeth scored her career-high of 15 points in her first collegiate game, a 69-54 win over Coastal Carolina. Parker can play both guard positions and will be counted on thi s sea­ son. Richardson played well at times last season, backing up Hupfer and Meadows. Osborn has recovered from knee sur­ gery, which kept her out last season, and should compete for a starting spot this year. Bowen is still recovering from last season's leg injuries. Once healthy, she could provide an out­ side scoring threat. Todd's best game was a six-poin t, fou r­ assist effort against Middle Tennessee in the OVC Tourna­ ment.

Morehead State University Players

The Players

Lady Eagle Basketball 1996-97 Players

Bradie Bowen Guard, 5-8, Freshman Dry Ridge, Kentucky

High School: Grant County High School Coach: Bill Davidson Birthdate: July 9, 1977 Major: Radiology Parents: Jackie & Janet Bowen Favorite Sports Figure: Tiger Woods

Medical redshirt last season with injuries in both legs. If healthy this year, could contribute at the two-guard spot. Named to OVC Commissioner's Honor Roll. At Grant County, she is the al l-time leading scorer and was honorable mention all -state. Averaged 21 points and five assists as a senior and played in the Kentucky/Indiana All-Star Series. Led the state twice in three-point field goal percentage. Named to the Gatorade junior al l-star team. Attended MSU's basketball camps for five summers prior to signing with the Lady Eagles.

Gabriel "Bradie has spent a year and a half in total frus­ Comments: tration with numerous health problems. My hope is that we can get her healthy enough to help us when the OVC schedule comes around. She is one of the best pure shooters I have seen and could be the type to hit the game-winning shots. Her health, however, is my number one priority; basketball is much farther down the line."

Why I Chose Morehead State "The atmosphere is one of the reasons I chose to attend Morehead State. The students, as we11 as the faculty members, have been very nice and have helped me through any problems."

Morehead State University Players

Marcisha Brazley Guard/Forward, 5-8, Freshman Fort Campbell, Kentucky

High School: Fort Campbell High ~chool Coach: Chuck Burgett Birthdate: December 25, 1977 Major: Physical Therapy Parents: Mark & Brenda Brazley Favorite Sports Figure: Gail Devers

Outstanding high school athlete in basketball, cross country and track. All-state in cross country and track. As a senior, she was state champion in the 300-meter intermediate hurdles. In basketball, she was the team MVP, team captain for three seasons, all-area twice and all-tournament team twice.

Gabriel "Fast. She is so fast. Never have we had such end­ Comments: to-end court speed. 'Cisha' is a delight and will be a wonderful player as her speed and ski I ls begin to come together. She gives us the opportunity defen­ sively to stop people on other teams. Also, her speed fits our fastbreak.i ng style. Continued work and improvement should make her unstoppable offen­ sively."

Why I Chose Morehead State "I chose to attend Morehead State because the team and coaches made me feel welcome and the team is dedicated to winning."

Lady Eagle Basketball 1996-97 Players

Tori Crosby Forward/Center, 6-1 , Junior Crestwood, Kentucky

High School: South Oldham High School Coach: Kimberly Messer Junior College: Grayson CC Junior College Coach: Bill Brock Birthdate: July 14, 1976 Major: Environmental Science Parent: Denia Crosby Favorite Sports Figure: Charles Barkley

Comes to MSU from highly-rated Grayson County College. Should see significant playing time in the post for the Lady Eagles. GCC was 66-4 while Crosby was there. In 1996, they fi nished third in the national tournament. At South Oldham, Crosby was all-district and al l-region. As a junior, she ranked fifth in the state in rebounding.

Gabriel "Every day brings out more and more of the true Comments: basketball player Tori can be. As she continues to elevate her conditioning, her game will elevate, too. She has a big presence in the post position, takes pride in defense and loves to rebound. Of­ fensively, she doesn't know how good she can be. As each practice goes by, her skill s will get better and better. She is very important to the suc­ cess of this program."

Why I Chose Morehead State "I chose Morehead State because of the team unity. The players all stay together not only because they are a team, but also because they are friends."

Morehead State University Players

Alisha Griffeth Forward, 6-0, Sophomore Marietta, Georgia

High School: Lassiter High School Coach: Mike Pavlak Birthdate: May I0 , 1977 Major: Undecided Parents: Robert & Doreen Griffeth Favorite Sports Figure: Dale Murphy

Returns to MSU after a freshman season in which she averaged 4.3 points and 3.1 rebounds. Scored her career high of 15 points in her first collegiate game against Coastal Carolina. Had ten rebounds twice last season and dished out seven assists against Dayton. OVC Medal of Honor winner with a perfect 4.0 grade-point average. At Lassiter, Griffeth was second-team all-state as a senior and Cobb County player of the year as a junior. Team MVP in basketball and softball her senior year.

Gabriel "There is no doubt that Alisha has all the talent in Comments: the world to be a great play.er and to enjoy a wonderful career here at Morehead State. I be­ lieve that as she matures and understands the intensity of college basketball, she will excel. She has such a tremendous advantage to be six foot and have guard skills. She can be the impact player we need on the perimeter if she decides she wants it. It's my opinion that as a basketball player, the sky is the limit for Alisha."

Career Statis#cs ear G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt. FG Free 1995-96 26-1 38-163-.233 13-82-.159 , 24-3

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Amy Kieckbusch Forward/Center, 5- 11 , Junior Mishicot, Wisconsin

High School: Mishicot High School Coach: Brian Cashore Junior College: Kankakee CC Junior College Coach: Paul O'Connor Birthdate: January 9, 1976 Major: Psychology Parents: Donna & Bruce Kieckbusch Favorite Sports Figure: Malivai Washington

First-team Kodak junior college All -American both years at Kankakee. Scored l ,329 points and shot 72 percent from the floor during her two years there. Led Kankakee to a national championship ( 1995) and a national runne r-up pot ( 1996). Kieckbusch was the MVP of the national tournament in 1995. In high school, she was all­ state as a senior and conference MVP as a junior and senior.

Gabriel "Amy is as complete a basketball player as I've Comments: coached. She has flawless fundamentals and expects herself to play within those skills. Her hands are strong and quick and she runs the floor like a guard. I'm most impressed with the intangible things she does: breaking up a two-on-one and securing the rebound, keeping the ball al ive on a rebound and tapping it to an open teammate. Her skills allow everyone on the court to elevate their games. She is a fun player to watch."

Why I Chose Morehead State

"I chose to attend Morehead State because I appreciated the fact that the coaches strongly emphasized education and success in the classroom, not just a commitment on the court."

Morehead State University Players

Shawne Marcum Guard, 5-9, Senior Delbarton, West Virginia

High School: Burch High School Coach: Bill Smith Birthdate: ovember 22, 1974 Major: Special Education Parents: Barbara Noe & Mike Marcum Favorite Sports Figure: Steve Hamilton

Outstanding all-around athlete. Last season, averaged 5.2 points and 4.7 rebounds. Has started 7 1 of 80 games in her career. eeds 11 2 rebound to crack MSU's top IO in career rebounding. Was second on last year's team with 128 rebound . Handed out 3 1 assists and had 32 teals. Scored a season high 14 last year at Wright State. As a sophomore, Marcum scored 18 points and grabbed 18 rebounds at Southeast Missouri. Her career high of 20 points came against Marshall as a freshman. Named to 1995-96 Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll. At Burch High School, she was first team all-state in 1991 and 1992. Member of the 1990 West Virginia Class A State Champions. MVP of We t Virginia's orth/South All­ Star game.

Gabriel "Shawne has been a cornerstone in rebuilding this Comments: program. I have always been impressed with her pure athleticism. The combination of speed and jumping ability, plus her competitive nature continues to amaze opponents. Shawne takes a lot of pride in herself, her game and the Lady Eagles. Her dedication to the rebuilding efforts has been vital to the program."

Career Statistics Year G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt. FG Free Throws Rebounds 1993-94 27-21 85-221-.385 13-54-.241 25-54-.463 135-5.0 1994-95 26-24 79-212-.373 17-73-.233 51-71-.718 207-8.0 1995-96 27-26 53-146-.363 5-20-.250 30-49-.612 128-4.7 Totals 80-71 217-579-.375 35-147-.238 106-174-.609 470-5.9

Lady Eagle Basketball !996-97 Players 11 Dominique Mitchell Guard, 5-6, Sophomore Louisville, Kentucky

High School: Pleasure Ridge Park High School Coach: Charles Shipley Birthdate: March 7, 1977 Major: Accounting Parents: Derry and E'tonda Mitchell Favorite Sports Figure: Dawn Staley

Will sit out th is season after transferring from the University of Kentucky. As a freshman at UK, she averaged 5.8 points and 2.3 rebounds, while playing in 25 games and starting fi ve. At Pleasure Ridge Park, she was all-region and honorable mention all-state. Her senior year, Mitchell averaged 14 points, eight rebounds, five assists and five steals. Team MVP as a junior and senior. Joins former PRP teammate Vette Robinson as a Lady Eagle.

Gabriel "Although Dominique won't be eligible for compe­ Comments: tition, she is certainly an asset to this team already. Dominique knows the game and loves to play. Her competitiveness as well as athleticism helps every­ one, top to bottom, improve their games. She has leadership skills that one day may benefit the team also. I am delighted that Dominique is at Morehead State."

Why I Chose Morehead State "I chose to come to Morehead State because people here seemed to really care about me as a person and a student instead ofju st an athlete."

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Allison Osborn Guard/Forward, 5-9, Sophomore Flatwoods, Kentucky

High School: Russell High S~hool Coach: Anna Chaffin Birthdate: February 12, 1976 Major: Sociology Parents: Ronnie & Karen Osborn Favorite Sports Figure: Tiger Woods

Sat out last season recovering from knee surgery. As a freshman, she averaged 7.8 points and 4 .8 rebounds per game. Named to OVC all-freshman team. Scored her career high 18 points against Eastern Kentucky and Radford. Had an outstanding high school career at Russell High School, where she played for former Lady Eagle Anna Chaffin. Broke school and regional record with 43 points in a game. As a senior, she was honorable mention all-state, MVP of the regional tournament and MVP of the Kentucky/Ohio All-Star game.

Gabriel "At times, I think Allie is the forgotten player. Many Comments: people watched as she developed into a very nice shooting guard her freshman year. With her medi­ cal redshirt last year, she stepped back and was able to watch and learn as well as add body strength. Allie loves to compete. She is fearless when taking the ball to the hoop and she has wonderful touch from outside. She gives us much needed depth in the wing positions."

Career Statistics Year G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt. FG Free Throws Rebounds Assists Points 1994-95 25-14 62-193-.321 26-112-.232 44-63-.698 121-4.8 38 194-7.8

Lady Eagle Basketball 1996-97 Players 4 Crystal Parker Guard, 5-6, Junior Paint Lick, Kentucky

High School: Garrard County High School Coach: Ken Hurt Birthdate: July 19, 1976 Major: Physical Education (K-12) Parents: Barney & Loretta Parker Favorite Sports Figure: Monica Seles

As a sophomore last season, averaged 2.9 points and was third on the team with 38 assists. Season-high 16 points came at Ball State. Career high 32 points came at Murray State as a freshman. Named to 1995-96 Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll. At Garrard County, she led the team to its first Sweet 16 appearance and the most wins in school history. Won the state's coveted J.B. f Mansfield Award as a senior. Garrard County's all-time assist leader and fourth leading scorer.

Gabriel "I think Crystal's best basketball is coming. Al­ Comments: though she has shown flashes of great play, we need her to settle in and become a consistent per­ former. Her overall strength has greatly increased which should help her on the court. She has a wonderful shot and can attack with the dribble. Those two skills should help her successfully com­ pete at the shooting guard spot."

Career Statistics G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt. FG Free Throws Rebounds Assists Points 26-11 55-166-.331 21-84-.250 41-49-.837 67-2.6 63 172-6.6 26-0 29-97-.299 6-36-.167 11-20-.550 42-1 .6 38 75-2.9 52-11 84-263-.319 27-120-225 52-69-.754 109-2.1 101 247-4.8

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Tiarra Richardson Forward/Center, 6-0, Sophomore Louisville, Kentucky

High School: Manual High School Coach: Ken Smith Birthdate: August 23, 1977 Major: Business Administration Parents: Ted & Jackie Richardson Favorite Sports Figure: Grant Hill

Played in 15 games as a freshman. Averaged 1. 1 points and 1.7 rebounds. One of 11 Lady Eagles named to the 1995-96 Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll. In high school, Richardson played for perennial power Manual. As a senior, she averaged 14 points and 11 rebounds for a team ranked as high as 15th nationally.

Gabriel "Tiarra's physical strength is the area that keeps Comments: her from excelling. Playing in the post position re­ quires upper body strength to go with lower body strength. As her strength increases, I believe her game will get even better. She will definitely give us needed depth in both post positions. She is a fast learner and has improved her game remark­ ably since last year. The opportunity she has to practice with and against experienced players will continue to help her improve her game."

Career Statistics Year G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt. FG Free Throws 1995-96 15-0 7-23-.304 0-0-.000 2-8-.250

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Vette Robinson Forward, 5-10, Freshman Louisville, Kentucky

High School: Pleasure Ridge Park High School Coach: Charles Shipley Birthdate: March 27, 1978 Major: Electronics/Computer Graphics Parents: Joe & Rosie Robinson Favorite Sports Figure: Sheryl Swoopes

Another ofMSU' s athletic newcomers. Joins former high school team­ mate Dominique Mitchell at MSU. As a senior at PRP, Robinson was all-district, all-region and honorable mention all-state. Robinson was PRP's female athlete of the year and team MVP. Led the team in rebounds and steals.

Gabriel "This young lady is as fine an athlete as I have ever - Comments: seen. Quick, fast, strong, agile-she has it all. She will help our team with depth in the post position but also, her quickness and leaping ability will add a new dimension to our defense. She is a very intelligent young lady, she knows how to win and she loves the game. She is and will be an asset to this team for many years."

Why I Chose Morehead State "I chose to attend Morehead State because of the friendly atmosphere. The coaches and t~e players really made me feel athome."

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Hilary Swisher Guard, 5-6, Junior Whitesburg, Kentucky

High School: Whitesburg High School Coach: John High Birthdate: September 4, 1974 Major: Marketing/Management Parents: John & Sheila Swisher Favorite Sports Figure: Dot Richardson

Team MVP last season. Offensive catalyst for the Lady Eagles as the starting point guard. Led team with 122 assists last year, while averaging 7. 1 points and 3.9 rebounds. Sat out 1994-95 season with a knee injury. As a freshman, averaged 3.4 points and 2.6 rebounds, playing in 19 games and starting five. Named to the 1995- 96 Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll. At Whitesburg High, she was second-team all-state as a senior and played in the Kentucky/Indiana all-star series. Led her team to the Kentucky Sweet 16 for three consecutive years.

Gabriel "There are never enough words to describe the sheer Comments: courage and mental toughness I have seen Hilary display since aniving at Morehead State. The ability to continue to pick herself up and come back even stronger has been amazing. Hilary is stronger, her game is more mature and her leadership skills have continued to develop. She is a true competitor and excels in pressure situati ons. We will rely on her to win games for us this season."

Career Statistics G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt.FG FreeThrows Rebounds Assists Points 19-5 22-67-.328 3-16-.188 18-41-.439 49-2.6 26 65-3.4 27-27 61-169-.361 6-24-.250 65-102-637 106-3.9 122 193-7. l 46-32 83-236-.352 9-40-.225 83-143-.580 155-3.4 148 258-5.6

Lady Eagle Basketball 1996-97 122 Players I 10 Missy Todd Guard, 5-7, Senior Stanton, Kentucky

High School: Powell County High School Coach: Rick Hall Junior College: Lees Junior College Coach: Renee Hicks Birthdate: July 5, 1975 Major: Education Parents: Everett & Denise Todd Favorite Sports Figure: Reggie Miller

Saw limited action last season as a walk-on. Played in nine games and averaged l .8 points and 0.9 rebounds. Scored career high six points and dished out career high four assists against Middle Tennessee in the OVC Tournament. Named to the 1995-96 Ohio Va lley Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll. Transferred to MSU from Lees College, where she was a member of the alI -conference team. Voted team leader by her teammates at Lees. Todd's coach at Lees, Renee Hicks, played for MSU coach Janet Gabriel at Union College.

Gabriel "Missy transfered to MSU a year ago with a very Comments: strong desire to be a part of this team. Once she made the transition, she became valuable in the backup point guard spot. A very gritty competitor, Missy always has high expectations of herself. She constantly strives to improve her game and gives us much needed depth at the point guard spot. Her workouts in the weight room have given her much needed strength. "

Career Statistics Year G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt. FG Free Throws Rebounds Assists Points 1995-96 9-0 6-16-.375 1-4-.250 3-6-.500 8-0.9 6 16-1.8

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Amy Webster Guard, 5-9, Junior Hutchinson, Kansas

High School: Nickerson High School Coach: Mike Becker Junior College: Hutchinson CC Junior College Coach: Rob Edmisson Birthdate: September 25, 1975 Major: Physical Therapy Parents: Gerald & Joyce Webster Favorite Sports Figure: Grant Hill

Transfers to MSU from Hutchinson Community College in Hutchinson, Kansas. She will provide depth at guard for the Lady Eagles. Named Jayhawk West all-conference last year, averaging 8.6 points, 5.7 rebounds and 7.1 assists. At Nickerson High School, she was honorable mention all-state as a senior while leading her team to a state runner­ up spot. First team all-league.

Gabriel "Amy has become a wonderful addition to our team. Comments: She has great knowledge of the game, solid guard skills and a very competitive nature. Because of this, she will see time at all three perimeter positions, with the point guard spot being her most vital postition. I was greatly impressed with her in preseason condi­ tioning. There wasn't one day that she didn't impress everyone with her fitness. Because of this, she will receive a tremendous amount of playing time and will be instrumental to our success."

Why I Chose Morehead State "I chose Morehead State because of the coaches and faculty seemed to really care about my education as well as playing basketball."

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Kim Marsh Center, 5-10, Freshman Ashland, Kentucky

High School: Paul Blazer High School Coach: Rick Griffith Birthdate: April 20, 1978 Major: Accounting/Finance Parents: Vic & Karen Marsh Favorite Sports Figure: Greg Norman

Walk-on candidate. At Paul Blazer, she was all-di strict for three years, all-region, all-area and honorable mention all ­ state for two years. MVP of the 1995 16th Regional Tournament. Played in the Kentucky/Ohio All-Star Game. Her brother, Scott, has been a starting linebacker for the MSU football team for the past three years.

Gabriel "There is not a coach in the country who wouldn't be delighted with Kim. This is a young lady who will Comments: do anything to be a part of the team. She has great hands and nice low post moves. Her conditioning will continue to improve and with it, her ability to help the team. She has a wonderful team concept and continues to get better every day."

Senior co-captain Shawne Marc um will be a key part of this season's team. Morehead State University OVC Sportsmanship Statement

General. The Ohio Valley Conference is committed to establishing OYC student-athletes must understand that they are perhaps the most sportsmanship and developing healthy environments for competition. This visible representatives of their institutions. Also, their behavior is observed conference wants to lead the way in abolishing the notion that it is desirable and emulated by many who are younger. OYC student-athletes must honor to create a "hostile" environment for intercollegiate athletic contests. In­ the responsibilities that accompany the privilege of representing our schools stead, we will strive to create "hospitable" environments. We believe that by behaving with dignity and class on and off the field. part of the role of education through sports is to teach our youth and our Spirit Groups. Like our student-athletes, these groups are visible rep­ communities to conduct themselves with sportsmanship and respect for resentati ves of our universities. As such, we place high expectations on opponents. them for decent behavior. Cheerleaders, bands and other spirit groups are In an effort lo achieve this goal, the Conference has developed this admitted to contests at the pleasure of our institutions to support their statement which outlines the expectations of the various groups and indi­ teams and assist in creating a fun atmosphere. They are not admitted in viduals associated with our intercollegiate athletics program. order to disrupt or confront the opponent and such behavior will not be Administration. It is incumbent upon institutional administrators to tolerated. Their focus must be toward encouragement of their team and create an environment of hospitality for visiting teams, particularly for respect for the opposing team. those individuals at Conference institutions. OYC administrators must Officials. Officials who are assigned Conference contests must enforce develop the attitude that the treatment of a visiting team and its fans will be the rules regarding sportsmanship, without tolerance for abuse. The only in the same manner that they would want their teams to be treated. warning to participants and coaches regarding sportsmanship should come The athletics director at the host institution must ensure that he or she, at the beginning of the contest. Once the contest begins, penalties (conse­ or someone else designated as game manager, approaches the coach of the quences), not warnings, must be assessed for violations of unsportsman­ opposing team at a spectator event in order to welcome that coach to the like conduct. Similar to the baseball policy of ejecting coaches for arguing institution, provide an opportunity for the coach to address any concerns, balls and strikes, the Conference will require that officials eject any coach indicate the location of the game manager in the arena or stadium and who protests unsportsmanlike conduct calls, provided such ejection is identify security personnel to ensure that the visiting team is protected permissible to the rules of that sport. from abuse from the home crowd and that security is in very close proxim­ Each official assigned by the OYC will be provided a card with the ity to the visiting team's bench. Each institution must arrange its seating at following statement which must be read to the captains and coaches of spectator events so as to emphasize sportsmanship and minimize the ha­ every contest prior to the beginning of the game: "The OYC requires offi­ rassment of the visiting team and its fans. cials to enforce all rules regarding unsportsmanlike conduct by coaches and The athletics director must ensure that those who are employed by the players. There will not be any tolerance for negative statements or actions university treat the opponents with fairness and respect. For example, between opposing players, especially taunting and baiting. If such com­ public address announcers must be required to announce the contest in an ments are heard, a penalty will be assessed immediately. If any coach evenhanded manner with equal excitement for both teams. The institution's protests an unsportsmanlike penalty, he or she will be ejected for the chief executive officer and athletics director should review periodically contest. We have been instructed not to issue warnings during the contests. with other athletics department staff members, coaches, student-athletes It is strongly suggested that you remind your participants of this policy." and spirit groups (cheerleaders and bands) precisely what is acceptable Officials who do not follow this policy will be subject to suspension. conduct, as set forth in this document. Commissioner. The commissioner is expected to enforce the unsports­ Coaches. Coaches have the greatest amount of influence over whether manlike conduct rules of the game and the Conference. He or she is autho­ the young people in their programs are taught and follow the high prin­ rized to assess penalties for improper behavior that is not detected or ciples of sportsmanship. The OYC has been benefited by coaches who properly addressed during the contest. Institutions and their personnel are have risked losing a contest by removing student-athletes who have demon­ expected to fu lly cooperate with his or her effort to investigate possible strated disrespect for the opponents. This discipline measure educates that improper behavior. individual and his or her teammates about the importance of sportsmanship · In the unfortunate event that an altercation occurs during a contest, all over participation and winning. This type of attitude and courage must be individuals who are on the bench are expected to remain there. It is incum­ adopted by all OVC coaches. Administrators and coaches must pay spe­ bent upon the head coach to ensure that this occurs. The commissioner is cial attention to their student-athletes' behavior and continually emphasize directed to suspend automatically the head coach of a team whose bench the need fo r sportsmanship and respect. Such education is needed to coun­ personnel enter the field or court of play during an altercation, regardless of teract the constant messages received by our young people from many whether those individuals become involved in the altercation. professional athletes and others who demonstrate a lack of respect for Fans. The Conference hopes and believes that the establishment of the opponents. This Conference and its coaches are committed to teach mes­ principles outlined in this document will create a wholesome atmosphere sages that are appropriate about sportsmanship. that will attract more fans to our events. The fans attending our games must Coaches also have the ability to influence the behavior of their fans. be reminded by the public address announcer of the expectations of sports­ OYC coaches must take every opportunity when addressing the media, manship and respect for both opponents. We expect that all fans will act in booster groups or other public forums to express the desire for fans to an appropriate manner, and respect the opposition and the officials. We support their team at home contests, but not to abuse the visiting team. understand that occasionally there are individuals who attend games and Coaches and administrators should stress that the participants in our ath­ abuse the opposition and officials. Those individuals may be dismissed letics contests are young people who do not deserve to be mistreated by a from athletic events. hostile crowd. Concluding Statement. The Conference believes that the effort to Student-Athletes. Respect for the game in which the student-athlete meet the expectations outlined in this document will increase the attractive­ participates also demands respect for the opponent. Student athletes at ness at our athletic events by creating a healthy environment for our com­ OVC institutions are expected to treat opponents with sportsmanship. petition. There can be no tolerance for taunting and baiting of opponents. Lady Eagle Basketball 1996-97 26

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Morehead State University IUniversity Administration 27 Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin President

Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin became the dent Eaglin is a member of its Board of Directors and has 12th president of Morehead (Ky.) served on many AASCU committees. State Uni versity on July I , 1992. He frequently serves as a consultant and often presents Bringing nearly 30 years of experi­ workshops for colleges on student retention, leadership and ence in higher education administra­ academic ad visement. His professiona l efforts have taken tion to the MSU post, he previously Dr. Eaglin to Cyprus as chair of a Fulbright High Commission was chancellor of Coastal Carolina delegation and more recently to Taiwan, the Republic of China. University in Conway, S.C. A member of several honorary societies such as Psi Chi A former vice chance llor for aca­ and Phi Delta Kappa, Dr. Eaglin also is active in his commu­ demic affairs at the University of nity. As president ofMSU, Dr. Eaglin serves as a member of Soutb Carolina's Spa1tanburg campus, the Board of Directors of the Morehead-Rowan Chamber of Dr. Eaglin began his career in hi gher Commerce. A member of the Kentucky Council on Higher education administration in the area of student life/housing Educati on's Conference of Presidents, he was appointed by and has taught both in public school and university settings. then Gov. Brereton C. Jones to the East Kentucky Develop­ In the early 1970s, he served as southeast regional director of ment Roundtable, an advisory working group to the East Ken­ the American College Testing Program (ACT). tucky Office of th e Cabinet for Economic Development. He He holds a bachelor's degree in biology and mathematics also is a member of the steering committee of the Central from Southeast Missouri State University, a master's degree Appalachian Alliance, a partnership of energy and land hold­ in student personnel administration from Southern Illinois Uni­ ing companies with universities in Kentucky and Virginia. Ad­ versity and a doctoral degree in educational psychology from ditionally, Dr. Eaglin is a member of the Kentucky Appala­ the University of Utah. chian Commission and the Task Force to Develop a Master A graduate of Leadership South Carolina, he is a member Plan on tourism for Kentucky. of the NCAA President's Commission. Active in the Ameri­ He and his wife, Bonnie, have four adult children. can Association of State Colleges and Universities, Presi-

Pictured from left are former Kentucky Governor Edward Breathitt, MSU First Lady Bonnie Eaglin, MSU Alum­ nus Terry McBrayer and President Eaglin.

Lady Eagle Basketball 1996-97 Athletic Administrationl Mike Mincey Vice President for Student Life

Mike Mincey, Morehead State's student activities, student development, financial aid and schol­ Vice President for Student Life and arships, student housing and public safety. a former Eagle athlete, assumed re­ A three-time graduate of the University, he earned a sponsibility for supervision of the bachelor's degree and two master's degrees, one in higher University's athletics program in education. The native of Waycross, Ga., has done advanced June, 1993. studies at Indiana University and is a member of the National An MSU administrative staff mem­ Association of Student Personnel Administrators. ber since 1975, Mince y was ap­ Prior to joining the MSU staff, he taught and coached in pointed interim vice president in 1986 public schools in Flemingsburg, Ky., and Tifton, Ga. and assumed the title of vice presi­ Mincey earned four varsity letters ( 1965-68) as a member dent and Dean of Students in 1990 of the Eagle football squad. He was an all-stater at Ware following a national search. Since County (Ga.) High School, and he was a member of MSU's joining the statf, Mincey has held a variety of posts inc luding last Ohio Valley Conference football championship squad in assistant to the vice president for academic affairs, grants 1967. coordinator and coordinator for academic support services. His wife, the former Kathy Cmsie of Lyndon, Ohi o, is a In addition to the athletics program, Mincey also provides two-time graduate of MSU and currently serves the Univer­ supervisory support to the areas of the Dean of Students, sity as an assistant professor of English. They have three children, Sarah, Jacob and Samuel.

Steve Hamilton Director of Athletics

One of Morehead State's most suc­ During his college career, Hamilton played on champion­ cess fu I athletics alumni , S teve ship teams in basketball, baseball and track. He established Hamilton enters his I 0th year as ath­ five MSU records in rebounding and is the Eagles' all-time letic director at his alma mater. leading rebounder and fourth leading scorer. He earned bas­ Hamilton, a standout athlete in ketball All-America honors in 1957. baseball, basketball and track during Hamilton may best be known for his 11 years of major league his playing days at MSU, has been baseball experience. He pitched for the Cleveland Indians, the University's athletic director since Washington Senators, New York Yankees, C hicago White Sox, 1987. He spent 14 seasons as the San Francisco Giants and the C hicago Cubs. The originator Eagle baseball coach and is MSU's of the "Folly Floater," he pitched in two World Series with the all-time winningest coach with 305 Yankees. career victories. His teams won fi ve He also played two seasons with the NBA's Minneapolis divisional championships and two OVC championships. His Lakers, becoming one of only two professional athletes to 1977 and 1983 teams participated in the NCAA baseball tour­ play in both a World Series and an NBA Championship Se­ nament. ries. As director, Hamilton has seen the MSU athletic program His professional coaching career included a stint as man­ make dynamic progress, both on the fi eld, in facilities and ager of the 1973 Johnson City Yankees of the Appalachian most importantly, in the classroom . During his tenure, he has League. He also served as pitching coach for the Detroit seen a state-of-the-art weight facility built and other improve­ Tigers in 1975. ments made to facilities. He has seen the graduation rate of Hamilton, a graduate of Charlestown (Ind.) High School, Eagle athletes improve and MSU win the Ohio Valley earned a bachelor's degree from MSU in 1958 and a master's Conference's Academic Achievement Banner on four occa­ degree from MSU in 1963. He is married to the former Shirley sions. He has added an academic counselor for athletes and Potter of Raceland, Ky. They have four children, Stephanie begun a compliance program. (Fightmaster), Elizabeth (Monnett), Robert and Daniel.

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Historically Morehead Stale Uni versity traces its lineage to the Morehead Normal School, which opened its doors in 1887. The private school closed in the spring of 1922 when the Kentucky General Assembly established Morehead State Nonna! School. Since then, the University has grown from a teachers college to a regional university that serves Ke ntucky and Appalachia. Until university status was granted in 1966, the institution's primary mission was the training of teachers. However, the curriculum now embraces nearly 120 academic programs on the associate, baccalaureate and graduate levels. Physically, the University consists of more than fifty major structures valued at more than $110 million. There are more than 38,000 MSU alumni. Administratively, the University operates under an I I -member Board of Regents that consists of e ight citizens appointed by the governor of Kentucky, with three other seats held by elected faculty, staff and s tude nt representatives. The administrati ve structure covers primarily four areas: academic affairs, administration and fiscal services, university advancement and student life. Each of these units is headed by a vice president. There are approximate ly 8,400 men and women enrolled at Morehead State University, of whom about 6,800 are undergraduates. The University recognizes more than I 00 student organi zations, including 23 nationally chartered fraternities and sororities, and sponsors a full program of intercollegiate and intramural athletics for men and women. MSU is basically a residential campus and has fi fteen reside nce halls. About 90 pe rcent of its stude nts are Kentuckians. Graced by a large lake, the campus sits in the foothills of the Daniel Boone National Forest. Among the Uni versity's facilities are an experimental fann and a nine-hole golf course.

Location preparation), medical technology, mathematics, mathematics and The University is located near the main shopping area of computer programming, chemistry, geology, physics, and secondary Morehead, a city of about 12,000 people that lies midway between science teaching (with options in biology, chemistry, earth science Ashland, Kentucky, and Lexington, Kentuc ky, on Interstate 64. and physics) and mathematics/physical science teaching (with Commercial airline service is available in Lexington and Huntington, options in che mistry, mathemati cs and physics--noncalculus or West Virginia, which is also on the 1-64 corridor. Nearby recreational calculus based). The college also offers a Bachelors of Science in areas are Cave Run Lake and Rodbum Park, which are owned by the Nursing (BSN). Bachelor of Arts (AB) degree is also available in U.S. Forest Service. Three Kentucky state parks--Natural Bridge, geology. Carter Caves and Greenbo--are within an hour's drive. The city of Two year programs include the Associate of Applied Science Morehead is served by a I SO-bed hospital and functions as the (AAS) degree in agric ultural technology (with options in medical, educational, cultural and commercial center of northeastern agribusiness, agricultural produc tion, equine tec hnology and Kentucky. o rnamental horticultural), human sciences (options in fashion merchandising and food service management), industrial technology Majors and Degrees (with options in construction/mining technology, electricity/ Morehead State University awards the following undergraduate e lectronics technology, graphic communication technology and degrees: A.A., A.B., A.A.B., A.D.N., A.A.S., B.B.A., B.M., B.M.E., manufac turing/robotics technology), radiologic technology and B .S., B.S.. , B.U.S. and B.S.W. The College of Science and veterinary technology. An associate degree in nursing (ADN) is Technology offers the Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in agricultural also available. Pre-professional programs are available to prepare education, agricultural science (with an option in agribusiness, students for careers in chiropractic medicine, dentistry, engineering, agric ultural econo mi cs, agrono my, a nimal scie nce, gene ral fo restry, law, medicine, optometry, pharmacy, physical therapy and agri culture, golf course management and ho rticulture), biology, veterinary medicine. environmental science (with options in ecology, geology, chemistry T he College of Business offers the Bachelor o f Business and physics, and social science and economics), interdisciplinary Administration (BBA) degree with concentrations in accounting, early childhood development, human sciences (with options in comprehensive business, computer infonnation systems, economics, dietetics, hotel/restaurant and instutitional manage ment, interior fi nance, management, marketing, real estate and offi ce systems. The design, re tai l merc handis ing and design ), vocational home Associate of Applied Business (AAB) degree includes options in economics, industrial technology (with options in construc tion/ accounting, computer infonnation, infonnation systems, economics, mining technology, electricity/electronics technology and graphic finance, marketing real estate and small business management. The communication technology), industrial education (with options in AAB degree in office systems offers options in administrative industrial education/orientation exploration and industrial education management, legal secretarial and medical secretarial.

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The College of Education and Behavioral Sciences offers the Bachelor of Arts (AB) degree in e le mentary education (with K-4 or 5-8), health, military science, physical education, psycho logy, recreation, sociology (wi th an emphasis in criminology) and special education options in learning and behavior di sorde rs (K-4 or 5-8) and moderate and severe disabilities (K-4 or 5-8). The Bache lor of Social Work (BSW) degree is also available. Secondary teacher certific ation can be obtained through programs in many subject maller disciplines. The Caudill College of Humanities offers the Bachelor of Ans (AB) degree in art, communications (emphases in electronic media production and management, electronic media news, journalism and advertising-public relati ons), speec h, speech/theatre, theatre, English, Fre nc h, Spanish, philosophy, geography, government, history, paralegal studies and social science teaching. Three degrees arc available in music: The Bache lor of Music (BM) in music perfo rmance, the Bachelor of Music Education (BME) in teac hi ng and Bachelor of Arts for the study of music wi thin the liberal arts curriculum. Additionally, MSU has 24 master's degree programs, plus two gradua te leve l non-degree programs des igned especially for professional educators. A post-master's level degree, education speciali st, along with a joint doctoral degree with the University of Kentucky, are offered on the campus.

Academic Facilities Morehead State University's academic faci lities include Camden­ Carro ll L ibrary, w hic h has 4 15,000 volumes, 1,936 seri a l subscriptions, 294,000 microform titles, I 8,902 recordings, 83,500 fi lms, fi lmstrips, slides, transparenc ies and forty-five computer terminals. The Lappin, Cassity, Recd, Ginger, Baird, Claypool-Young and Financial Aid Combs buildings provide modern c lassroom and laboratory facilities. In addition, the Uni versity has extensive agricultural facilities at the Morehead State University offers qualified applicants a wide Derrickson Agricultural Complex north of Morehead. T heatres variety of financial assistance, including loans, grants, scholarships include Kibbey ( I 00 seats) and Button Auditorium ( 1,300 seats). and work opportunities. In addition, students are encouraged 10 investigate the possibi lity of getting aid through veterans' benefits, rehabilitation grants, and other private and public sources. Seventy percent of the students at MSU receive fi nancial assistance. Aid renewal is generally based on various eligibility factors, inc luding grades and fi nancial need. April I is the priority fili ng deadline for the Financial Aid Application.

Faculty The University has 337 full-time members and about 90 part-time (lecturers) faculty members. Faculty members are encouraged to concentrate on teaching duties while still devoting appropriate energies to research and public service. Graduate students are rarely used as instructors. Academic advisement is provided by full-time faculty members. Earned doctoral degrees arc held by 62 percent of the faculty members and the student-faculty ratio is about 20: I.

Media facilities include two television production studios, a 50,000- Student Government watt public radio station, and complete darkroom and composition The Student Government Association, of which all full-time laboratories for the student newspaper and yearbook. Computer students become members, elects its executi ve branch and the facilities are available to students. Other specia lized laboratories Student Congress, and the judicial branch is appointed by elected arc used by students in food service, music, art, recreation, energy student leaders. The Student Government Association has complete studies, Appalachian studies, graphic arts, health sciences, teacher control of the ente rtainment series and has representation on all education and water testi ng. standing commillees of the University. A student serves as a voting member of the MSU Board of Regents.

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_ Austill Peay Cinci1111ati Eastern Illinois r r Games 17 & 26 Game l Games 11 & 21 6:45 p.m. EST, Jan. 27, Clarksville, Tenn. 7:30 p.m. EST, Nov. 22, Morehead, Ky. 5:30 p.m. EST, Jan. 11, Charleston, Ill. 5:30 p.m. EST, Feb. 22, Morehead, Ky. 5:30 p.m. EST, Feb. 10, Morehead, Ky.

Women's SID: Ken Golner SID: Tom Hathaway SID: Dave Kidwell O ffice Phone: (615 ) 648-7561 O ffice P hone: (5 13) 556-519 1 Office Ph one: (2 17) 58 1-6408 Home Phone: (615) 920-8134 Horne Phone : (5 13) 385-2728 Home Phone: (217) 345-4166 Press Row Phone: (615) 648-7 19 I Pr ess Row Phone: (513) 556-3800 Press Row Phone: (217) 581-5 135 Fax Phone: (615) 648-7562 Fax Phone: (5 13) 556-06 19 Fax Phone: (217) 581-6434 Location: Clarksville, Tenn. Location: Cincinnati, Ohio Location: Charleston, Ill. Founded: 1927 Enrollment: 7,800 Founded: 18 19 Enrollment: 36,000 Founded: 1895 Enrollment: 10,500 Colors: Red White & Colors: Red & Black Colors: Blue & Gray Conference: Ohio Valley Conference: Conference USA Conference: Ohio Valley Nickname: Lady Govs Nickname: Bearcats Nickname: Panthers Arena: Dunn Center (9,000) Arena: Shoemaker Center ( 13, 176) Arena: Lantz Gym (6,000) President: Dr. Sal Rinella President: Dr. Joseph A. Sleger President: Dr. David Jorns Athletic Director : Dr. Kaye Hart Athletic Director: Gerald O'Dell Athletic Director : Lou Hencken Office P hone: (6 15) 648-7903 Office Phone : (5 13) 556-4603 Office Phone: (2 17) 581-23 19 1995-96 Record: 21-8 ( 13-3, st) I 1995-96 Record: 8-19 (4-10, 9th) 1995-96 Record: 12-15 (9-9, tie 6th-Mid• Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/5 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 14/0 Cont inent) Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0 Letterwinners Returning/Lost : 9/3 Head Coach: Susie Gardner Head Coach: Laurie Pirtle Starters Retu rning/Lost: 4/1 Alma Maler: Georgia '86 Alma Mater: Ohio State '80 Head Coach: John Klein Record at school: First year Record at school: 104-175 ( 10 years) Alma Mater: Wisconsin-LaCrosse '80 Career record: First year Career record : 187-191 (1 4 years) Record al school: 33-48 (3 years) Office phone: (6 5) 648-7202 I Office phone: (5 13) 556-2255 Career record: 238-162 ( 14 years) Best time lo reach: weekday morn ings Best time lo reach: weekday mornings Office phone: (217) 58 1-6008 Assistant Coaches: Assis tant Coaches: Best lime to reach: weekday mornings Mark Nareau, Pam Bettis Ester McMillon, Dawn Hoosier Assista nt Coaches: Trainer: Dave Rauch Trainer: Cara Russell Kale Peterson. Beth Spycher Trainer: Ellen Epping

Easter11 /(e11tucky Marshall il1iddle Te1111essee

Games 13 & 22 Game 5 Games 10 & 18 5:30 p.m, EST, Jan. 16, Morehead, Ky. 7:00 p.m. EST, Dec. 4, Huntington, W. Va. 5:30 p.m. EST, J an. 6, Morehead, Ky. 6:30 p.m. EST, Feb.13, Richmond, Ky. 6:30 p.m. EST, Feb. 1, Murfreesboro, Tenn '- Women's SID: Steve Kirkwood Women's SID: Rhonda Felser Women's SID: Jim Horten Office Phone: (606) 622-2006 Office Phone: (304) 696-4662 Office Phone: (6 15) 898-2450 Press Row Phone: (606) 622-2226 Press Row Phone: (304) 696-33 10 Horne Phone: (615) 895-5360 Fax Phone: (606) 622-1230 Fax Phone: (304) 696-2325 Press Row Phone: (615) 898-2807 Location: Richmond, Ky. Location: Huntington, W. V;i. Fax Phone: (615) 898-5626 Founded: 1906 Enrollment: 15,727 Founded: 1837 Enrollment: 12,500 Location: Murfreesboro, Tenn. Colors: Maroon & White Colors: Kelly Green & White Founded: 1911 Enrollment: 17,424 Conference: Ohio Valley Conference: Southern Colors: Royal Blue, White & Silver Nickname: Lady Colonels Nickname: Thundering Herd Conference: Ohio Valley Arena: Paul S. McBrayer Arena (6,500) Arena: Carn Henderson Center ( 10,250) Nickname: Lady Raiders President: Dr. Hanley Funderburk President: Dr. J. Wade Gi lley Arena: Murphy Center ( 11,520) Athletic Director: Dr. Robert Baugh Athletic Director: Lance West President: Dr. James E. Walker Office Ph one: (606) 622-3654 Office Phone: (304) 696-5408 Athletic Director : Lee Fowler 1995-96 Record: 11 - 16 (7-9, tie 4th) 1995-96 Record: 15- 14 (9-5, 2nd) O ffice Phone: (6 15) 898-2450 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/2 1995-96 Record: 24-6 (13-3, tic 1st) Starters Returning/ Lost: 4/ 1 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/6 Head Coach: Larry Inman Head Coach: Sarah Evans-Moore Starters Returning/Lost : 3/2 Alma Mater: Austin Peay '70 Alma Mater Stanford '86 Head Coach: Lewis Bivens Record al school: 117-99 (7 years) Record at school: 56-55 ( 4 years) Alma Mater· Tennessee Wesleyan '74 Career record: 278- 172 ( 15 years) Career record: 56-55 (4 years) Record at school: 172-83 (9 years) Office phone: (606) 622-2 127 Office phone: (304) 696-5445 Career record· 388-157 ( I 8 years) Best time 10 reach: weekday mornings Best time to reach: weekday mornings Office phone: (6 I 5) 898-2450 Assis tant Coaches: Assistant Coaches: Best time to reach: weekday mornings Shelia Simmons, Kent Miller Bret McCormick, Paul Nixon, Stephanie Assistan t Coaches: Trainer : Eva Clifton Wine Stephany Smith, Al Warmley, Leanna Trainer : John Houston Stockdale Trainer: Karin Whittaker

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Murray State Pikeville Southeast Missouri

r Games 15 & 23 Game3 Games 12 & 20 5:30 p.m. EST, Jan. 20, Morehead, Ky. 7:30p.rn. EST, Nov. 25, Morehead, Ky. 6:30 p.m. EST, Jan. 13, Cape Girardeau 2:00 p.m. EST, Feb. 15, Murray, Ky. 5:30 p.m. EST, Feb. 8, Morehead, Ky.

Women's SID: Susan Lax SID: Rick Bentley Women's SID: Marlin Curnutt Office Phone: (502) 762-6812 Office Phone: (606) 432-9312 Office Phone: (573) 65 1-2294 or 2937 Home Phone: (502) 753-0714 Press Row Phone: (606) 432-9312 Home Phone: (573) 335-9176 Press Row Phone: (502) 762-681 I Fax Phone: (606) 432-9235 Press Row Phone: (573) 615-5014 Fax Phone: (502) 762-68 14 Location: Pikeville, Ky. Fax Phone: (573) 651-281 0 Location: Murray, Ky. Founded: 1889 Enrollment: 850 Location: Cape Girardeau, Mo. Founded: 1922 Enrollment: 8,300 Colors: Orange & Black Founded: I 873 Enrollment: 8,500 Colors: Blue & Gold Conference: KI AC Colors: Red, Black & White Conference: Ohio Valley Nickname: Lady Bears Conference: Ohio Valley Nickname: Lady Racers Arena: Pikeville College Gymnasiu m (2,500) Nickname: Otahkians Arena: Racer Arena (5,500) President: William H. Owens Arena: Show Me Center (7,000) President: Dr. Kern Alexander Athletic Di rector: Ron Damron President: Dr. Dale Nitzschke Athletic Director: Mike Strickland Office Phone: (606) 432-9200 Athletic Director: Dr. Richard McDuffie Office Phone: (502) 762-6184 1995-96 Record: 13- I 6 (5-6) Office Phone: (573) 651-2227 1995-96 Record: 11 - 17 (7-9, 6th) Letterwinners Returning/ Lost: I 0/3 1995-96 Record: 14-13 (9-7, 3rd) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: I 0/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/2 S tarters Returning/Lost: 5/0 Head Coach: Randy Roberts Starters Retu rning/Lost: 3/2 Head Coach: Eddie Fields Alma Mater: Li ncoln Christian, 89 Head Coach: Ed Arnzen Alma Mater: Oklahoma '85 Record at school: 23 -34 (2 years) Alma Mater: Southeast Mi ssoun '65 Record at school: 22-58 (3 years) Career record: 23-34 (2 years) Record ac school: 267- 11 1 ( 13 years) Career record: 22-58 (3 years) Office phone: (606) 432-9235 Career record: 267- 111 ( 13 years) Office phone: (502) 762-4497 Best time to reach: weekday mornings Office phone: (573) 651-2643 Best time to reach: weekday mornings Assistant Coaches: Besc lime to reach: weekday mornings Assistant Coaches: Autumn Damron Assistan t Coaches: Lori Opp, Lea Robinson Trainer: Bernie Stasko Alan Eads. Marcia Brooks Trainer: Alan Lollar Trainer: Gail D1Prete

Te1111essee-Marti11 Tennessee Tech Tennessee State

Games 14 & 24 Games9 & 19 Games 16 & 25 5:30 p.m. EST, Jan. 18, Morehead, Ky. 6:30 p.m. EST, Jan. 4, Morehead, Ky. 6:45 p.m. EST, Jan. 25, Nashville, Tenn. 6:30 p.m. EST, Feb. 17, Martin, Tenn. 6:45 p.m. EST, Feb. 3, Cookeville, Tenn. 5:30 p.m. EST, Feb. 20, Morehead, Ky. ' SID: Lee Wilmot SID: Rob Schaben SID: Johnny Franks Office Phone: (90 I) 587-7630 Office Phone: (6 I 5) 372-3088 Office Phone: (6 I 5) 963-585 1 Home Phone: (901) 587-9811 Home Phone: (6 I 5) 526-2576 Home Phone: (615) 367-0700 Press Row Phone: (90 I) 587-7694 Fax Phone: (6 I 5) 372-6139 Fax Phone: (615) 963-5895 Fax Phone: (901) 587-7624 Location: Cookeville, Tenn. Location: Nashville, Tenn. Location: Martin, Tenn. Founded: 1915 Enrollment: 8,260 Founded: 1912 Enrollment: 8,477 Founded: 1900 Enrollment: 5,694 Colors: Purple & Gold Colors: Royal Blue and White Colors: Royal Blue, Orange, and White Confer ence: Ohio Valley Conference: Ohio Valley Conference: Ohio Valley Nickname: Golden Eaglettes Nickname: Lady Tigers Nickname: Skyhawks Arena: Eblen Center ( I 0, 150) Arena: Howard C. Gentry Complex ( I 0,500) Arena: Skyhawk (6,700) President: Dr. Angelo Volpe President: Dr. James A. Hefner Chancellor: Dr. Margaret N. Perry Athletic Director: Dr. David Larimore Athletic Director: Howard Gentry, Jr. Athletic Director : Benny Hollis Office Phone: (615) 372-3949 Office Phone: (6 I 5) 963-5861 Office Phone: (901) 587-7680 1995-96 Record: 11 - 16, (7-9, tie 4th) 1995-96 Record: 22-7 ( 12-4, tie I st) 1995-96 Record: 9-17 (5- 11 , 8th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost : 9/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/5 Letterwinners Returning/ Lost: 4/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 1/4 S ta rters Retur ning/Lost: 3/2 Head Coach: Bill Worrell Head Coach: Teresa Lawrence Phillips Co-Head Coach: Gary & Kim VanAtta Alma Mater: Tennessee Tech '68 Alma Mater: Vanderbilt 'SO Record at school: 92-73 (7 years) Alma Maters: Trevecca Nazarene (Gary) Record at school· 203-95 ( IO years) Career record: 154-1 11 ( 11 years) David Lipscomb (Kim) Career record: 203-95 ( IO years) Record at school: First year Office phone: (6 I 5) 372-392 I Office phone: (615) 963-5886 Career record: 166-49 (7 years) (Gary) Best time 10 reach: weekday mornings Best time to reach: weekday mornings Office phone: (90 I) 587-7680 Assistant Coaches: Ass istant Coaches: Valencia Jordan. Jennifer Bell-Mitchell Assistant Coach: Tara Tansil Myra Fishback. Amy Brown Trainer: Li nda Barker Trainer: David Green Trainer: Tom Bossung

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UNC-Asheville Wofford Wright State r Game3 Game4 Games 7:00 p.m. EST, Nov. 27, Asheville, N.C. 7:00 p.m. EST, Nov. 30, Spartanburg, S.C. 7:30 p.m. EST, Dec. 28, Morehead, Ky.

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SID: Pat Protard Women's SID: Amy Proteman Women's SID: Mall Zircher Office Phone: (704) 25 1-6923 Office Phone: (864) 597-4092 Office Phone: (5 I 3) 873-2831 Home Phone: (704) 277-924 1 Home Phone: (864) 597-4 128 Home Phone: (5 13) 492- 1796 Fax Phone: (704) 251-6386 Fax Phone: (864) 597-4129 Press Row Phone: (5 13) 873-4687 Location: Asheville. N.C Location: Spartanburg. S.C. Fax Phone: (513) 873-2368 Founded: 1927 Enrollment: 3,200 Founded: 1854 Enrollment: 1, 100 Location: Dayton, Ohio Colors: Royal Blue & White Colors: Old Gold & Black Founded: 1964 Enrollment: 16.488 Conference: Big South Conference: Independent Colors: Hunter Green & Gold ickname: Bulldogs ickname: Lady Terners Conference: Midwestern Collegiate Arena: Justice Center (2,000) Arena: Benjamin Johnson (3,500) Nickname: Raiders President: Dr. Patsy Reed President: Joab Lesesne. Jr. Arena: Ervin J Nutter Center ( I0 .632) Athletic Director: Tom Hunnicu11 Athletic Director: Daniel B. Morrison. Jr. President: Dr. Harley E. Flack Office Phone: (704) 251 -6459 Office Phone: (864) 597-4090 Athletic Director: Dr. Michael J. Cusack 1995-96 Record: 6-21 (4-10, 7th) 1995-96 Record: 4-21 Office Phone: (513) 873-277 1 Letterwinners Returning/ Lost: 5/0 Letterwinners Returning/Los t : I 0/2 1995-96 Record: 11-16 (5-1 I. tie 6th) Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Letterwinners Returning/ Lost: 8/4 Head Coach: Ray Ingram Head Coach: David Graves Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Alma Mater Hofstra ·73 Alma Mater: Western Kentucky Head Coach: Terry Hall Record at school: 24-58 (3 years) Record at school: First year Alma Mater: Indiana State '66 Career record: 24-58 (3 years) Career record: First year Record at school: 55- 109 (6 years) Office phone: (704) 251-6907 Offi ce phone. (864) 597-4100 Career record· 286-235 ( 19 years) Best time to reach: weekday mornings Best time to reach: weekday mornings Offi ce phone: (5 I 3) 873-2771 Assistant Coac hes : Assista nt Coaches: Best time to reach: contact SID Beth Coil; Tonya Sharpe Lori Abell Assis tant C oaches: Trainer : Van Whit mire Trainer: Ta1wanna Bi ll ups Lori Coll ins. Lori Johnson Trainer: Stephanie Yankovic

December20 Favorite Market/Coca-Cola Classic December21 Morehead St. vs. Troy State, 6:00 at Consolation Game TBA DT-Chattanooga vs. UNC-Asheville,8:00 Chattanooga, Te1111. Championship Game TBA

Te1111essee-Chatta11ooga Troy State UNC-As/zeville

Women's SID: Alan Cooper Women's SID: Teresa Brewer SID: Pat Protard O ffice Ph one: (423) 755-46 18 O ffi ce P hone: (334) 670-3229 Office Phone: (704) 251-6923 Home Phone: (423) 892-2944 Hom e Phone: (334) 670-4689 Home Phone: (704) 277-924 1 Press Row Phone: (423) Press Row Phone: (334) 670-3229 Fax Phone: (704) 251-6386 Fax Phone: (423) 755-46 10 Fax Phone: (334) 670-3278 Location: Asheville. NC. Location: Chattanooga. Tenn. Location: Tro). Ala. Founded: 1927 Enrollment: 3,200 Founded: Enrollment: 8,325 Founded: 1887 Enrollment: 17.500 Colors: Royal Blue & White Colors: Navy Blue & Old Gold Colors: Cardinal. Silver & Black Conference: Btg South Conference: Sou1hern Conferen ce: Mid-Con110en1 Nickname: Bulldogs ickname: Lady Moes ickname: Lady TroJans Arena: Justice Center (2.000) Arena: Maclellan (4, 177) Arena: Sartain Hall (3.000) President: Dr Pa1sy Recd President: Dr. Frederick Obear Chancellor: Dr Jack Hawkins. Jr. Athletic Director: Tom Hunnicutt Athletic Director: Ed Farrell Athletic Director: Johnny Wi lli ams Office Phone: (704) 25 1-6459 Office Phone: (423) 755-4495 O ffice Ph one: (334) 670-3480 1995-96 Record: 12-15 (6-9, 5th) 1995-96 Record: 14- 14 (11-7) 1995-96 Record: 6-2 1 (4- 10. 7th) Letterwinners Returning/ Lost: 7/3 Letterwinners Returning/ Los t : 7/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost : 5/0 Starters Returnin g/Los t: 2/3 Starters Returning/Lost : 4/1 Starters Retu rning/Lost: 5/0 Head Coach : Craig Parrott Head Coach: Jerry Hester Head Coach: Ray Ingram Alma Mater: Southern Miss '79 Alma Mater Troy Slate ·75 Alma Mater Hofstra '73 Record at school I 54-1 I 2 (9 years) Record at School. 14-14 ( I year) Record a1 school: 24-58 (3 years) Career record: 154-1 12 (9 years) Career record 14- 14 ( I year) Career record 24-58 (3 years) Offi ce phone. (423) 755-4376 Office Phone· (334) 670-3480 Office phone (704) 25 1-6907 Best time to reach: weekday mornings Best Tune 10 reach· weekday mornings Bes1 time to reach: weekday mornings Assistant Coaches: Assis tant Coaches: Ass is tant Coaches: Shellie Greenman, Vera Perry. Tammy Sharrona Alexander. Brad West; Lesltc Beth Coil; Tonya Sharpe Dowdell Claybrook Trainer: Van Whitmire Trainer : Laura Mincy Trainer: Susan Gtll

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Overall: 12-15 Home: 8-3 Away: 2- 10 Neutral: 2-2 OVC: 6-10 Field Goals 3 Pt A tt. Free Throws Rebounds MSU GIGS Md/Att Pct ------Md-Att -Pct --Md-Att -Pct Tot-Av2 -A 10- -BS -s --PF-D -MIN PTS-AVG Hupfer 27-26 168-323 52.0 0-2 0.0 77-125 61.6 230-8.5 6 6.5 3 21 88-2 761-28.2 413-15.3 Evans 27-26 148-364 40.7 2-13 15.4 61-96 63.5 95-3.5 45 r) 5 41 60-3 797-29.5 359-13.3 Seibert 27-22 72- 182 39.6 31-76 40.8 32-45 71.1 114-4.2 16 54 I 23 86-3 600-22.2 207-7.7 Swisher 27-27 61- 169 36.1 6-24 25.0 65-102 63.7 106-3.9 122 108 3 70 80-3 869-32.2 193-7.1 Meadows 27-1 73- 136 53.7 0-0 0.0 35--70 50.0 11 4-4.2 4 19 7 19 69-0 405-15.0 181 -6.7 Wetherbee 27-6 57-147 38.8 34-94 36.2 19-26 73.1 46-1.7 38 44 2 17 27-0 466-17.3 167-6.2 Marcum 27-26 53-146 36.3 5-20 25.0 30-49 61.2 128-4.7 31 81 I 32 69-0 620-23.0 141-5.2 Griffeth 26-1 38-163 23.3 13-82 15.9 24-35 68.6 80-3.1 29 'J) 12 18 34-0 360-13.8 11 3-4.3 Parker 26-0 29-97 29.9 6-36 16.7 11 -20 55.0 42-1.6 38 38 0 7 16-0 327-12.6 75-2.9 Todd 9-0 6-16 37.5 1-4 25.0 3-6 50.0 8-0.9 6 16 0 2 9-0 63-7.0 16-1.8 Poynter 9-0 3-7 42.9 0-0 0.0 7-13 53.8 17-1.9 0 3 I 0 8-0 60-6.7 13-1.4 Richardson 15-0 7-23 30.4 0-0 0.0 2-8 25.0 26-1.7 2 2 0 0 13-0 72-4.8 16-1.1 Team 131

MSU 27-27 715- 1773 40.3 98-351 27.9 366-595 61.5 11 37-42.1 337 548 35 250 559-11 1894-70.1 OPP 27-27 768-1722 44.6 95-283 33.6 44 1-635 69.4 1152-42.7 445 514 104 228 523-12 2072-76.7

MSU Dead ball Rebounds: 52 OPP Deadball Rebounds: 35 * * * * * * * * * * * * Results Date Opponent Score Attend Rec Leadin2 Scorer Leadin2 Rebounder 11 -28 Coastal Carolina w 69-54 300 1-0 Hupfer, Griffeth 15 Marcum 9 I 1-30 at Ball State w 72-65 300 2-0 Hupfer 18 Hupfer 14 12-4 Dayton w 75-72 350 3-0 Hupfer 35 Seibert , Swisher 6 12-6 Marshall w 87-76 250 4-0 Seibert 18 Seibert, Meadows 8 12- 16 at Wright State L 68-71 l 4-1 Seibert 19 Hupfer 9 12-20 at Navy L 65-77 256 4-2 Evans 22 Hupfer II 12-21 .#UT-Martin w 72-68 126 5-2 Hupfer 27 Hupfe r 15 12-30 ##Mississippi State L 53-90 250 5-3 Meadows II Hupfer 9 12-31 ##Colgate w 54-44 250 6-3 Wetherbee 19 Hupfer 16 1-2 at Georgia State L 49-83 308 6-4 Hupfer, Seibert II Hupfer 8 1-8 Southeast Missouri w 95-83 110 7-4 Hupfer 26 Hupfcr 12 1-13 at UT-Martin w 88-86 906 8-4 Evans 29 Evans, Meadows 9 1-15 at Murray State L 65-71 247 8-5 Hupfe r 22 Hupfer 9 1-20 Middle Tennessee L 74- 108 6.50 8-6 Evans 16 Marcum, Meadows 6 1-22 Austin Peay w 75-72 175 9-6 Hupfer 25 Hupfer 19 1-24 Eastern Kentucky w 58-53 125 10-6 Evans 17 Meadows 8 1-27 at Tennessee Tech L 66-75 3200 10-7 Evans, Hupfer 16 Griffeth 10 1-29 at Tennessee State L 65-67 421 10-8 Meadows 17 Meadows 9 2-3 at Southeast Missouri L 79-84 626 10-9 Hupfer 19 Swisher II 2-8 at Eastern Kentucky L 52-79 283 10- 10 Swisher 13 Hupfer 12 2-10 Murray State L 65-76 750 10- 11 Evans 18 Hupfer 8 2- 12 UT-Martin L 85-90 300 10- 12 Hupfe r 22 Griffeth 10 2- 17 at Austin Peay L 73-91 800 10-1 3 Evans 24 Evans 8 2-19 at Middle Tennessee L 75- 108 450 10- 14 Evans 22 Hupfcr 10 2-24 Tennessee State w 70-65 6.50 11 -14 Evans 29 Marcum 14 2-26 Tennessee Tech w 72-65 425 12-1 4 3 tied with 14 Swisher 10 3-2 ###Middle Tennessee L 73-g:} 500 12- 15 Hupfer 13 Hupfer 7 #at Naval Academy Tournament. Annapoli s, Md. ##at UAB Lady Blazer Classic, Birmingham, Ala. ###at OYC Tournament, Nashvill e, Tenn.

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Records

INDIVIDUA L TEA M Most Points: Most Points: Game--4 1, Bev Smith vs. Virginia Tech, 1992-93 Half--62 vs. Murray Stale, 1991 -92 Season--600, Donna Murphy, 1977-78 Game-- 11 5 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1978-79 Career--2,059, Donna Murphy, 1976-80 West Virginia Stale, 1986-87 Highest Scoring Average: Season--2,641, 1978-79 Season--2 1.9, Debra Ames, 1974-75 Most Points -- First HaJf: Career-- 19.6, Donna Murphy, 1976-80 55 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1978-79 Most Field Goal Attempts: Most Points -- Second Half: Game--30, Donna Murphy vs. Dayton, 1977-78 62 vs. Murray State, 199 1-92 Season--527, Donna Murphy, 1977-78 Most Points by 1\vo Teams: Career--1,932, Donna Murphy, 1976-80 216, MSU 11 0, Eastern Kentucky 106, 1992-93 Most Field Goals Made: . Most Points by an Opponent: Gaine-- 18, Donna Murphy vs. Murray Stale, 1979-80 109, Kent, 1990-91 Season--266, Donna Murphy, 1977-78 Highest Scoring Average: Career--930, Donna Murphy, 1976-80 82.5, 1978-79 Best Field Goal Percentage (Regulars Only): Most Field Goals Made: Season--.642, Debra Ames, 1975-76 Game--5 1 vs. Campbellsville, 1980-81 Career--.558, Bev Smith, 1988-93 Season-- 1,085, 1978-79 Vlost 3-Pt Field Goals Made: Best Field Goal Accuracy: Game--9, Sherita Joplin v . Coastal Carolina, 1994-95 Game--.640 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1976-77 Season--80, Sherita Joplin, 1994-95 Season--.492, 1978-79 Career--I73, Beth Ousley, 1989-92 Most 3-Pt Field Goals Made: vlost 3-Pt Field Goals Attempted: Game--14 vs. Marshall, 1994-95 Game-- I5, Sherita Joplin vs. North Carolina, 1994-95 Murray Slate, 1994-95 Season--2 10, Sherita Joplin, 1994-95 Season-- I 87, I994-95 Career--475, Shannon Lillon, 1988-92 Most 3-Pt Field Goals Attempted: vtost Free Throw Attempts: Game--40 vs. North Carolina, 1994-95 Gatne-- 19, Kelly Stamper vs. Ball Stale, 1986-87 Season--633, 1994-95 19, Bev Smith vs. Tennessee S1a1e, 1992-93 Most Free Throws Attempted: Season-- I 85, Julie Magrane, 1991-92 Game--48 vs. Murray Stale, 1991-92 Career--551, Kelly Stamper, 1985-89 Season--679. 1978-79 >'lost Free Throw Made: Most Free Throws Made: Game-- I 6, Bev Smith v . Tennessee S1a1e, 1992-93 Game--39 vs. Murray Stale, 1991 -92 Season-- I 33, Julie Magrane, 1991-92 Season--471, 1978-79 Career--425, Kelly Stamper, 1985-89 Most Free Throws Attempted by Tho Teams: lest Free Throw Accuracy (Regulars Only): Game--72, MSU 26, Western Kentucky 46, 1988-89 Season--.877, Kelly Downs, 1987-88 70, MSU 44, Eastern Kentucky 26, 1985-86 Career--.826, Kelly Downs, 1986-90 Most Free Throws Made By 1\vo Teams: fost Consecutive Free Throws: 55, MSU 39, Murray State 16, 1991-92 Game-- I3, Bev Smith vs. Tennessee Stale, 1992-93 Best Free Throw Accuracy: Season--27, Kelly Stamper, 1986-87 .729, 1987-88 1ost Rebounds: 1ost Rebounds: Gaine--30,DebraAme, 1975-76 Game--83 vs. West Virginia Stale, 1986- 7 Season--17.4, Donna Murphy, 1976-77 Season-- I .596. 1978-79 Career-- I 3. 7, Donna Murphy, 1976-80 1ost Assists: MISCELLA EOUS Game-- I 6, lrene Moore vs. Northern Kentucky, 1980-8 1 Most Wins: 28, 1978-79 Season-- I93, Teresa Ruby, 1984-85 Most Losses: 23, 1994-95 Career--499, lrene Moore, 1978-82 Longest Winning S treak: 15, 1978-79 lost Blocked Shots: Longest Losing Streak: 15, 1994-95 Season--43, Donna Murphy, 1979-80

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All-OVC (*First Team Only) Ten Worst Losses Donna Stephens 1978-79, 1980-8 1, I 981-82 I. 50--Eastern Kentucky 78, MSU 28, 1974-75 Donna Murphy 1977-78, 1978-79, 1979-80 2. 49--Xavier I 03, MSU 54, 1992-93 Michelle Stowers 1978-79 49--North Carolina 92, MSU 43, 1994-95 Priscilla Blackford 198 1-82, 1982-83 4. 41 --Kentucky l04,MSU63, 1975-76 Connie Appleman 1984-85 5. 40--Western Kentucky 83, MSU 43, 1986-87 Kell y Stamper 1986-87 6. 37--Mississippi State 90, MSU 53, 1995-96 Jul ie Magrane 199 1-92 37--Tennes ee State 99, MSU 62, 1994-95 Bev Smith 1992-93 8. 35--Tennessee Tech 93, MSU 58, 1994-95 9. 34--Georgia State 83, MSU 49, 1995-96 34--Miami (Ohio) 94, MSU 60, 1982-83 OVC Player of the Year 34--Middle Tennessee I 08, MSU 74, 1995-96 Donna Murphy 1977-78, 1979-80 Priscilla Blackford 1982-83 Most Team Points in One Game by Opponents OVC Coach of the Year Opponent Year Points Mickey Wells 1978-79, 1981-82 I. Kent 1990-91 109 Loretta Marlow 1988-89 2. Middle Tennessee 1995-96 108 Middle Tennessee 1995-96 108 OVC Female Athlete of the Year 4. Kentucky 1989-90 106 Priscilla Blackford 1982-83 Eastern Kentucky 1992-93 106 Biggest Wins 6. Austin Peay 1993-94 105 I. 63--MSU 11 5, West Vi rginia State 52, 1986-87 7. Kentucky 1975-76 104 2. 59--MSU 107,Cambpellsvil le 48, 1980-8 1 8. Xavier 1992-93 103 3. 52--MSU IO l , BowlingGreen 49, 1979-80 9. Murray State 1987-88 103 4. 5 1--MSU 9 1, Marshall 40, 1978-79 10. Eastern Kentucky 1994-95 103 5 1--MSU 98, Cumberland 4 7, 1978-79 11. Kentucky 1987-88 101 6. 49--MSU 110, Concord 61 , 1988-89 12. Tennessee Tech 1991-92 100 7. 48--MSU77, Centre29, 1975-76 13. M iddle Tennessee 1995-96 99 8. 47--MSU 86, Cumberland 39, 1980-8 1 13. Tennessee State 1994-95 99 9. 44--MSU I 11 , Bellarmine 67, 1980-81 14. Tennessee Tech 1989-90 96 10. 4 1--MSU 89, Marshall 48, 1980-81 East Tennessee 1990-91 96 11. 38--MSU 11 5, Eastern Kentucky 77, 1978-79 Xavier 1993-94 96 12. 36--MSU 86, Cumberland 50, 1978-79 17. Marshall 1994-95 95 13. 35--MSU 98, Bell annine 63, 1976-77 Middle Tennessee 1994-95 95 14. 34--MSU 82, Austin Peay 48, 1988-89 15. 32--MSU 61, Rio Grande 29, I 970-7 1 Most Team Points in One Game by MSU 32--MSU 8 1, Georgetown 49, l 975-76 I. Ea tern Kentucky 1978-79 l 15 32--MSU 87, Cedarvi lie 55, 1976-77 West Virginia State I 986-87 115 32--MSU 80, Bellarmine 48, 1978-79 3. Concord 1988-89 110 32--MSU 84, Marshall 52, 1981-82 Bellarmjne 1980-81 110 32--MSU 93, Marshall 61 , 1981-82 Eastern Kentucky 1992-93 11 0 32--MSU77, Wright State 45, 1991-92 6. Campbellsville 1980-81 107 7. Morris Harvey 1978-79 104 Tennessee State 1990-91 104 9. Kent 1990-91 102 10. Murray State 1977-78 IOI Bowling Green 1979-80 101 Murray State 1992-93 IOI 13. Radford 1978-79 100 14. Tennessee Tech 1981-82 99 Murray State 1991-92 99 16. Bellarmjne 1976-77 98 Cumberland 1978-79 98

Morehead State University IRecords 37 Year-By-Year Scoring Leaders Ye ar P layer TP AVG 600-Point Club 1975-76 Susann Brown 267 14 . 1 600 Donna M urp hy 1977-78 1976-77 Donna Murphy 518 20.7 1977-78 Donna Murphy 600 2 1.4 500-Point Club 1978-79 Donna Stephens 594 18.6 594 Do nna Stephens 1978-79 1979-80 Donna Mu rphy 532 17 .7 560 Priscilla Blackford 1982-83 1980-8 1 Donna Stephens 476 20.7 532 Donna M urphy 1979-80 198 1-82 Donna Stephens 493 17.6 5 18 Donna M urphy 1976-77 1982-83 Priscilla Blackford 560 19.3 501 Bev Smith 1993-94 1983-84 Connie Appleman 368 13. 1 1984-85 Connie Appleman 4 14 15.3 1985-86 Janice Towles 443 15.8 400-Point Club 1986-87 Kelly Stamper 381 14.1 493 Donna S tephens I 981 -82 1987-88 Kelly Downs 428 15.3 477 Robin Harmon 1978-79 1988-89 Druecilla Connors 392 14.0 476 Donna Stephens 1980-8 1 1989-90 Julie Magrane 46 8 17 .3 468 Julie Magrane 1989-90 1990-9 1 Bev Smith 456 16.9 456 Bev Smith 1990-9 1 199 1-92 Julie Magrane 423 15. 7 452 Sherita Jopli n 1993-94 1992-93 Bev Smith 40 1 19 .3 440 Megan Hupfer I 994-95 1993-94 Sherita Jopli n 452 16. 7 439 Sherita Joplin I 994-95 1994-95 Megan Hupfer 440 16.9 428 Julie Magrane 1990-91 1995-96 Megan Hupfer 41 3 15.3 428 Kelly Downs I 987-88 Year-By-Year Rebounding Leaders 426 Robin Harmo n 1980-81 423 Julie Magrane I 991 -92 Year Player REB AVG 41 4 Connie Appleman 1984-85 1975-76 Debra Ames 2 18 1 1.5 41 3 Megan Hupfer 1995-96 t 976-77 Donna Murphy 4 37 17.4 41 2 Priscilla Blackford 1981 -82 1977-78 Donna Mu rphy 428 15.2 409 Do nna M urphy 1978-79 1978-79 Donna Stephens 413 12.9 1979-80 Donna Mu rphy 34 1 I 1.4 1980-8 1 Priscilla Blackford 3 14 10. 1 250-Rebound Club 198 1-82 Priscilla Blackford 3 19 11 .0 437 Donna Murphy 1976-77 1982-83 Priscilla Blackford 375 12 .9 428 Donna M urphy 1977-78 1983-84 Berni ce Li nner 154 5.7 4 13 Donna Stephens 1978-79 1984-85 Loni Guilette 272 10 . 1 375 Prisci lla Blackford 1982-83 1985-86 Melissa Ireton 22 3 8.0 341 Do nna Murphy 1979-80 1986-87 Sheila Bradford 239 8.5 3 19 Priscilla Blackford 198 1-82 1987-88 Druecilla Connors 2 14 7.6 3 14 Priscil la Blackford 1980-81 1988-89 Druecilla Connors 235 84 278 Julie Magrane 1989-90 1989-90 Julie Magrane 27 8 I 0.3 276 Julie Magrane 1991-92 1990-9 1 Julie Magrane 260 10.0 272 Lo ni Guilcllc 1984-85 199 1-92 Julie Magrane 276 I 0.2 260 Julie Magrane 1990-9 1 1992-93 Bev Smith 2 56 9.8 259 Donna Ste phens 1980-8 1 1993-94 Megan Hupfer 203 7.5 256 Bev S mith 1992-93 1994-95 Megan Hupfer 2 18 8.4 250 Michelle Stowers 1995-96 Megan Hupfer 230 8.5 1976-77 Year-By-Year Assist Leaders 100-Assist Club Yea r Player A 193 1975-76 Susann Brown 12 0 Teresa Ruby 1984-85 178 1976-77 Susann Brown 125 Irene Moore 1980-8 1 164 Rita Berry 1977-78 Susann Brown I 14 1982-83 155 1978-79 Robin Harmon 127 B.J. Bradford 1990-9 1 150 Ke lly Stamper 1979-80 Donna Mu rphy 10 6 1988-89 145 Stacey Spake 1980-8 1 Irene Moore 17 8 1993-94 141 Rita Berry 198 1- 82 Irene Moore 136 1983-84 1982-83 Rita Berry 164 136 Irene Moore 1981-82 129 Robin Harmo n 1983-84 Rita Berry 141 1980-81 128 Kelly Stamper 1987-88 1984-85 Teresa Ruby 193 127 Robin Harmon 1985-86 Tiphanie Bates II I 1978-79 125 Susann Brown 1986-87 Tiphanie Bates 122 1976-77 125 B.J. Bradford 1989-90 1987-88 Kelly Stamper 128 122 T iphanie Bates 1988-89 Kelly Stamper 150 1986-87 122 Hilary Swisher 1989-90 B.J. Bradford 125 I 995-96 12 1 Irene Moo re 1990-9 1 B.J. Bradford 155 1978-79 120 Susann Brown 199 1-92 Stacey Spake 9 1 1975-76 114 Susann Brown 1977-78 1992-93 Sherita Joplin 87 111 T iphanie Bates 1993-94 Stacey Spake 145 1985-86 108 Robin Harmon 198 1-82 1994-95 Amy Wetherbee 8:l 106 Do nna M urphy 1979-80 I 995-96 Hilary Swisher 122 103 Kell y Downs I 987-88 Lady Eagle Basketball 1996-97 I 38 Records I

1,000 Point Club G 1G FGA PCf Ff FfA PCf REB AVG TP AVG 1. Donna Murphy 1976 -80 105 930 1932 .481 199 333 .598 1442 13.7 2059 19.6 2. Donna Stephens 1978-82 93 707 1381 .512 296 387 .765 1044 11.2 171 0 18.4 3. Julie Magrane 1988-92 107 590 1193 .495 502 704 .713 1031 9.6 !(ff? 15.9 4. Robin Harmon 1978-82 121 735 1503 .489 129 186 .694 493 4.1 1599 13.2 5. Bev Smith 1988-93 111 640 1147 .558 312 528 .591 879 7.9 1592 14.3 6. Priscilla Blackford 1980-83 94 004 11 21 .539 273 398 .686 1075 11 .4 1481 15.8 7. Michelle Stowers 1976-80 100 585 1080 .542 m 454 .659 846 7.8 1459 13.4 8. Megan Hupfer 1992-96 l(X) 593 11 86 .500 250 4(Xj .616 792 7.5 1444 13.6 9. Sherita Joplin 1991-95 )(X'j 51 8 1201 .431 264 353 .748 362 3.4 1392 13.1 10. Kelly Downs 1986-90 11 1 528 1254 .421 133 161 .826 322 2.9 1313 11.8 11. Kelly Stamper 1985-89 110 434 1041 .417 425 551 .771 m 6.6 1300 11.8 12. Irene Moore 1978-82 108 520 1141 .456 170 200 .81 3 261 2.4 1219 11.3 13. Connie Appleman 1981-85 11 3 523 1002 .479 93 133 .699 300 3.2 1139 10.1 14. Beth Ousley 1989-92 81 356 865 .412 155 205 .756 447 5.5 1040 12.8 15. *Debra Ames 1974-78 1l) 1030 12.9

*Statistical information other than points not available prior to 1975-76 season.

Top 10 Rebound Career Top 10 Assist Career I. Donna Murphy 1442 1976-80 4 yrs. I. Irene Moore 499 1978-82 4 yrs. 2 Priscilla Blackford 1075 1980-83 3+ yrs. 2 Susann Brown 455 1974-78 4 yrs. 3. Donna Stephens 1044 1978-82 4 yrs. 3. Kelly Stamper 454 1985-89 4 yrs. 4. Julie Magrane 1034 1988-92 4 yrs. 4. Rita Berry 449 1980-84 4 yrs. 5. Bev Smith 879 1989-93 4 yrs. 5. Robin Harmon 429 1978-82 4 yrs. 6. Michelle Stowers 846 1976-80 4 yrs. 6. Stacey Spake 379 1990-94 4 yrs. 7. Megan Hupfer 792 1992-% 4 yrs. 7. B.J. Bradford 353 1987-9 1 4 yrs. 8. Kelly Stamper 722 1985-89 4 yrs. 8. Tiphanie Bates 332 1983-87 4 yrs. 9. Debra Ames 599 1975-79 3 yrs. 9. Donna Murphy 318 1976-80 4 yrs. 10. Loni Guilelle 581 1980-85 4 yrs. 10. Sherita Joplin 301 199 1-95 4 yrs.

Former Lady Eagles Who Are Members of the MSU Athletic Hall of Fame

Donna Murphy Year G 1G FGA PCf Ff FfA PCf REB AVG TP AVG 1976-77 25 243 487 .498 32 70 .457 437 17.4 518 20.7 1977-78 28 '2ffJ 577 .461 68 Ill .61 2 428 15.2 600 21.4 1978-79 22 179 379 .464 51 73 .699 236 10.7 400 18.6 1979-80 30 242 489 .495 48 79 .608 341 11 .4 532 17.7

Totals 105 930 1932 .481 199 333 .598 1442 13.7 2059 19.6

Donna Stephens Year G 1G FGA PCf Ff FfA PCf REB AVG TP AVG 1978-79 32 239 440 .543 11 6 149 .779 41 3 12.9 594 18.6 1979-80 10 57 115 .4% 33 38 .858 96 9.6 147 14.7 1980-8 1 23 2(Xj 41 3 .499 64 90 .7 11 259 11 .3 476 20.7 198 1-82 28 205 413 .4% 83 11 0 .755 276 9.9 493 17.6

Totals 93 707 1381 .512 296 387 .765 1044 11.2 1710 18.4

*Debra Ames Year G 1G FGA PCf Ff FfA PCf REB AVG TP AVG 1974-75* 10 241 24.1 1975-76 20

Totals* 80 341 672 .507 127 2 19 .580 599 8.6 1030 12.9 *Statistical information not available prior to 1975-76 season.

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Most Individual Points in One Game by MSU Series Records Nam e P ts. Opp o n e nt Yea r I . Bev Smith 41 Virginia Tech 92-93 Oppon e n t Firs t L a s t W-L Akron 1981-82 1986-87 8-2 2 . Donna Murphy 37 Murray State 79-80 Alabama-Birmingham 1987-88 1988-89 2-0 Sherita Joplin 37 Coastal Carolina 94-95 Alcorn State 1981-82 1983-84 1-0 4 . Donna Murphy 36 Middle Tennessee 77-78 Appalachian State 1990-91 1991-92 2-0 5. Megan Hupfer 35 Dayton 95-96 A 11stin Peay 1977-78 1995-96 25-12 Donna Murphy 35 Belmont 76-77 Ball State 1986-87 1995-96 4-1 Bellarmrne 1973-74 1988-89 10-1 Donna Murphy 35 Kentucky 79-80 Belmont 1976-77 1977-78 1-1 8. Robin Harmon 3 4 Brigham Young 80-81 Berea 1970-71 1974-75 4-0 Donna S te phens 3 4 Murray S1a1e 80-8 1 Bowling Green 1979-80 1989-90 2-2 Donna M urphy 3 4 C lemson 76-77 Brigham Young 1980-81 1980-81 0- 1 Debra Ames 3 4 Georgetown 74-75 Campbellsville 1972-73 1980-81 4-0 Carson-Newman 1984-85 1985-86 1-1 Kelly Downs 34 Yo ungstown State 87-88 Cedarvi lle 1975-76 1976-77 2-0 13. Donna M urphy 33 Eastern Kentuc ky 77-78 Central Missouri 1980-81 1980-81 0- 1 Michelle Stowers 33 Tennessee Tech 78-79 Centre I 970-71 1975-76 6-0 Priscilla Blackford 33 Western Kentucky 82-83 Charleston (S.C.) 1972-73 1973-74 2-0 Priscilla Blackford 33 Ohio 83-84 Charleston (W. Va.) 1975-76 1989-90 10-5 Cheyney Druecilla Connors 33 Ken tucky 87-88 1987-88 1987-88 1-0 Cincinnati 1976-77 1992-93 8-5 Megan Hupfer 33 Weste rn Carolina 93-94 Clemson 1976-77 1988-89 0-2 19. Donna M urphy 32 Kentucky 78-79 Cleveland S1a1e 1985-86 1985-86 0-1 Megan Hupfer 32 Coastal Carolina 94-95 Coastal Carolina 1989-90 1995-96 3-1 Crystal Parker 32 Murray State 94-95 Colgate 1995-96 1995-96 1-0 Concord 1986-87 1988-89 22. Robin Harmon 3 I Northern Ke ntuc ky 80-81 3-0 Cumberland 1978-79 1980-81 3-0 S usann Brown 3 1 Lo uisville 76-77 Dayton 1976-77 1995-96 5-5 Donna Murphy 3 1 Western Ke ntucky 77-78 East Carolina 1982-83 1984-85 2-0 Donna S tephens 3 1 Dayton 8 1-82 Eastern Kent11cky 1971-72 1995-96 27-21 S herita Joplin 31 UT-Martin 93-94 East Tennessee State 1977-78 1990-91 5-2 Evansville 1986-87 Megan Hupfer 3 I Southeast Missouri 94-95 1986-87 0-1 Furman 1990-91 1990-91 1-0 28. Priscilla Blackford 30 Xavier 82-83 George Mason 1990-91 1990-91 0-1 Sophia Renfro 30 Austin Peay 87-88 Georgetown (Ky.) 1970-71 1975-76 6-0 Megan Hupfer 30 Te n nessee Tech 94-95 Georgia Southern 1992-93 1992-93 0-1 S herita Joplin 30 Radford 94-95 Georgia State 1995-96 1995-96 0-1 lllino,s 1978-79 1978-79 1-0 Indiana 1980-81 1993-94 0-2 Coaching Records Indiana Stale 1984-85 1984-85 2-0 James Madison Year Head Coach Won Lost 1989-90 1989-90 0-1 Kentucky 1970-71 1992-93 5-27 70-7 1 Caro l S tew art 5 3 Ken lucky Stale 1975-76 1975-76 2-0 Stewart--Total, 1 yr., 5-3 Kem 1978-79 199 1-92 3-2 71-72 Sue Lucke 4 4 Liberty 1991-92 1991-92 1-0 72-73 S ue Lucke 5 4 Louisville 1970-71 1989-90 13-16 Manhallan 1991-92 199 1-92 1-0 73-74 S ue Lucke 7 4 Marshall 1976-77 1995-96 18-12 74-75 S ue Lucke 4 7 Miami (Ohio) 1980-81 1982-83 1-2 Lucke--Total, 4 yrs., 20-19 Middle Tennessee 1976-77 1995-96 6-35 75-76 Mickey Wells 8 12 Mississippi State 1983-84 1995-96 0-2 Mount Saint Mary"s 1993-94 1993-94 0-1 76-77 Mickey Wells 16 9 Murray State 1971-72 1995-96 26-19 77-78 Mickey Wells 18 10 Navy 1995-96 1995-96 0-1 78-79 Mickey Wells 28 4 New Hampshire 1991-92 1991-92 0-1 Nonh Carolina 1981-82 79-80 M ickey Wells 2 1 9 1981-82 1-0 North Carolina-Greensboro 1992-93 1992-93 1-0 80-8 1 M ickey We lls 14 II Northern Kentucky 1974-75 1993-94 16-13 80-8 1 Lo re tta M arlo w 3 3 Northern Iowa 1993-94 1993-94 0-1 81-82 Mickey Wells 20 9 Ohio 1981-82 1983-84 3-0 82-83 Mickey Wells 16 14 Ohio State 1981-82 1983-84 0-2 Old Dominion 1976-77 1976-77 0-1 83-84 M ickey Wells 15 13 Piusburgh 1979-80 1979-80 1-0 WelJs--TotaJ , 9 yrs., 156-91 Radford 1977-78 1992-93 4-4 84-85 Lorena M arlow 14 13 Rio Grande 1970-71 1970-71 1-0 85-86 Lorena M arlow 13 15 South Carolina 1978-79 1978-79 0-1 Southeast Missouri 1991-92 1995-96 2-8 86-87 Loretta M arlow 13 15 Southwest Missoun 1982-83 1982-83 1-0 87-88 Loreua M arlow 15 13 Tennessee-Martin 1992-93 1995-96 6-3 88-89 Loreua M arlow 18 10 Tennessee Stale 1987-88 1995-96 10-8 Tennessee Tech 89-90 Lorena M arlow 10 17 1977-78 1995-96 9-31 Towson State 1990-91 1993-94 1-1 90-91 Lo reua M arlow 13 14 Transylvania 1970-71 1973-74 3-1 91-92 Lo re 11a Marlo w II 16 Vanderbilt 1982-83 1989-90 0-2 Marlow--Total, 9 yrs., 110-116 Virginia Tech 1982-83 1993-94 0-5 West Vi rginia Stale 1986-87 1987-88 92-93 Janet G abriel 10 16 2-0 Western Carolina 1983-84 1993-94 2-0 93-94 Janet Gabriel 5 22 Western Kentucky 1974-75 1991-92 10-18 94-95 Janel Gabriel 3 23 Wright State 1987-88 1995-96 5-3 95-96 J anel Gabriel 12 15 Xavier 1982-83 1993-94 4-2 Gabriel--Total, 4 yrs., 30-76 You ngstown State 1981-82 1989-90 7.7 Tota.I 26 year s 321 305

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MS U 197 0 -71 O P P 81 Georgetown 49 94 Western Kentucky 77 M SU 198 1-82 OPP 58 Centre 46 46 Louisville 66 98 Cumberland 47 95 Charleston 67 29 Kentucky 60 Record: 8-12 67 Austin Peay 54 75 Louisville 85 40 Georgetown 36 Coach: Mickey Wells 91 Eastern Kentucky 72 64 Middle Tennessee 67 50 Kentucky 55 77 Western Kentucky 72 99 Tennessee Tech 83 61 Rio Grande 29 MSU 1976-77 O P P 76 Campbellsville 68 77 No11h Carolina 67 67 Berea 50 75 Marshall 68 76 Northern Kentucky 63 72 East Tennessee State 61 30 Louisville 57 87 Cedarville 55 86 Kentucky 69 75 Youngstown State 45 57 Transylvania 52 86 Bellarmine 63 82 Louisville 76 70 Akron 44 Record: 5-3 73 Northern Kentucky 78 80 Bellarmine 48 73 Western Kentucky 57 Coach: Carole Stewart 58 Western Kentucky 62 69 Louisville 66 61 Northern Kentucky 70 80 Middle Tennessee 91 73 Northern Kent ucky 65 69 Murray State 64 M SU 197 1-72 O PP 75 Be lmont 92 64 South Carolina• 70 73 Austin Peay 48 33 Kentucky 56 81 Easte rn Kentucky 69 Record: 28-4 44 Ohio State 66 47 Kentucky 50 68 Kentucky 76 Coach: Mickey Wells 87 Eastern Kentucky 68 42 Georgetown 35 70 Western Kentucky 89 • AIA W Regional 84 Marshall 52 44 Eastern Kentucky 59 86 Murray State 69 88 Miami (Ohio) 76 40 Murray State 44 79 Marshall 59 M S U I 9 7 9-8 0 OPP 72 Ohio 70 56 Campbellsville 30 71 Northern Kentucky 59 IOI Bowling Green 49 68 Western Kentucky 74 45 Centre 31 80 Dayton 69 55 Pi11sburgh 54 93 Marshall 61 48 Berea 30 81 Louisville 76 79 Cincinnati 51 63 Murray State 62 Record. 4-4 98 Bellarrnine 63 74 Campbellsville 53 72 Austin Peay 61 Coach: Sue Lucke 90 Morris Harvey 60 71 Marshall 43 61 Louisville 66 71 Louisville 65 58 Murray State 50 80 Eastern Kentucky 69 MS U 1972-7 3 O P P 73 Kentuc ky 84 58 Middle Tennessee 51 77 Dayton 53 33 Kentucky 47 92 Cincinnati 74 66 Austin Peay 40 57 Middle Tennessee 86 46 Centre 32 80 Murray State 59 55 Louisville 56 69 Tennessee Tech 80 44 Charleston 39 86 Eastern Kentucky 64 64 Dayton 69 80 Youngstown Stale 68 33 Eastern Kentucky 56 70 Western Kentucky 68 65 Marshall 69 66 Middle Tennessee 62 39 Murray State 47 67 Old Dominion• 77 72 Murray State 64 66 Tennessee Tech 80 46 Transylvania 42 66 Clemson• 82 68 Austin Peay 58 Record: 20-9 40 Louisville 44 Record: 16-9 81 Northern Kentucky 66 Coach: Mickey Wells 46 Georgetown 37 Coach: Mickey Wells 62 Tennessee Tech 84 51 Centre 33 •AJAW South Regional 67 Kentucky 86 M S U I 982- 83 OPP Record: 5-4 63 Eastern Kentucky 52 60 Miami (Ohio) 94 Coach: Sue Lucke MSU 1977-78 O PP 61 Middle Tennessee 70 85 Xavier 66 88 Marshall 61 55 Western Kentucky 51 68 Vanderbilt 69 MS U 19 73 -74 OPP 72 Radford 67 70 Eastern Kentuc ky 65 59 Charleston 72 49 Louisville 46 92 Morris Harvey 72 81 Murray State 64 69 Southwest Mtssoun 53 37 Kentucky 32 73 Kentucky 72 67 Western Kentucky 65 69 Western Michigan 59 50 Transylvania 32 81 Northern Kentucky 69 71 Louisville 67 78 Ohio 70 57 Centre 31 94 Middle Tennessee 89 55 Northern Kentucky 66 51 Middle Tennessee 66 34 Bellarmine 40 81 Western Kentucky 74 79 Charleston 56 75 Murray State 63 42 Eastern Kentucky 48 64 Eastern Kentucky 71 79 Kentucky 90 73 Austin Pe~y 59 43 Charleston 35 93 Dayto n 70 83 Be llarmine 66 77 Eastern Ke ntucky 65 49 Berea 33 64 Louisville 69 90 Eastern Kentucky 59 67 Marshall 57 47 Georgetown 37 74 Northern Kentucky 57 72 Northern Kentucky 69 66 Akron 61 32 Murray State 53 93 Eastern Kentucky 84 61 Kentucky 80 61 Western Kentucky 70 33 Kentucky 55 63 Murray State 68 Record: 21-9 64 Tennessee Tech 63 Record· 7-4 84 Western Kentucky 89 Coach: Mickey Wells 79 Northern Kentucky 58 Coach. Sue Lucke 66 Belmont 64 84 Austin Peay 66 78 Marshall 79 M SU 1980-81 OPP 68 Louisville 81 MS U 19 7 4-75 OPP 82 Tennessee Tech 80 86 Cumberland 39 55 Marshall 65 28 Eastern Kentucky 78 72 Cincinnati 57 72 Kent State 55 68 Eastern Kentucky 63 72 Bellarmme 64 n Murray State 87 34 Indiana 57 62 Cincinnati 68 46 Marshall 74 63 Austin Peay 56 79 Kent State 70 75 East Carolina 59 62 Georgetown 36 77 East Te nnessee State 91 74 Miami (Ohio) 83 60 Virginia Tech 61 69 Nort hern Kentucky 73 88 East Tennessee State 73 75 Central Missouri 91 64 Western Kentucky 80 41 Kentucky 58 68 Kentuc ky 75 76 Brigham Young 79 44 Tennessee Tech 75 61 Be rea 41 74 Tennessee Tech 92 86 Northern Kentucky 90 53 Middle Tennessee 81 38 Northern Kentucky 63 92 Northern Kentucky 78 64 Ke ntucky 84 71 Murray State 74 60 Louisville 53 76 Kentucky 84 68 Middle Tennessee 73 71 Austin Peay 52 52 Western Kentucky 58 62 Louisville 90 65 Murray State' 62 60 Tennessee Tech 49 41 Kentucky 70 Record: 18-10 56 Austin Peay• 49 61 Middle Tennessee 74 Record: 4-7 Coach: Mickey Wells 64 Charleston• 71 Record: 16-14 Coach: Sue Lucke 74 Dayton• 86 Coach: Mickey Wells MSU 1978 -79 OPP 72 Eastern Kentucky• 75 MS U 1975-76 O PP 86 Cumberland 50 81 Western Kentucky' 77 MS U 1983-84 OPP 61 M arshall 75 89 Illinois 72 63 Tennessee Tech 83 39 Ohio State 64 77 Kentucky State 55 72 Kent S tate 57 lll Bellarmine 67 73 Ohio 62 68 Western Kentucky 92 104 Morris Harvey 83 81 Ohio 62 67 Alcorn State 66 77 Kentucky State 61 115 Eastern Kentucky 77 60 Western Kentucky 58 61 Mississippi State 67 77 Centre 29 91 Marshall 40 95 Marshall 70 82 Charleston 73 60 Eastern Kentucky 83 83 Kentucky 76 69 Murray State 77 57 Louisville 51 58 Morris Harvey 73 100 Radford 84 107 Campbellsville 48 70 Marshall 57 63 Kentucky 104 74 Middle Tennessee 67 79 Louisville 73 56 Middle Tennessee 53 89 Northe rn Kentucky 91 74 Louisville 75 89 Marshall 48 53 Tennessee Tech 58 77 Murray State 59 92 Murray State 78 85 Northern Kentucky 76 61 Virginia Tech 75 48 Marshall 61 79 Austin Peay 63 68 Louisville 73 51 Austin Peay 64 58 Louisville 65 67 Western Kentucky 60 84 Eastern Kentucky 65 66 Murray State 63 78 Bellarmine 59 62 Northern Kentucky 59 51 Kentucky 66 54 Northern Kentucky 49 60 Kentucky 75 85 Tennessee Tech 89 97 Northern Kentucky 83 59 Youngstown State 68 74 Western Kentucky 80 61 Dayton 67 83 Eastern Kentucky 72 62 Akron 39 68 Northern Kentucky 81 95 Eastern Kentucky 86 Record: 17-14 65 Cincinnati 72 67 Louisville 62 89 Marshall 64 Coach: Mickey Wells 74 Western Carolina 57 71 Cedarville 61 77 Murray State 74 ' Acting Coach: Lorena Marlow 69 Ball State 65

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65 Louisville 93 61 T ennessee Tech 76 68 Murray State 76 76 Tennessee State 69 51 Eastern Kentucky 50 74 Cincinnati 56 80 Austin Peay 68 64 Austin Peay 76 64 Youngstown State 57 67 Austin Peay 63 71 Louisville 78 75 Southeast Missouri 80 65 Akron 51 73 Murray State 63 64 Tennessee State 51 79 Murray State 71 55 Western Kentucky 71 83 Eastern Ke ntucky 54 73 Northern Kentucky 62 60 Eastern Kentucky 72 49 Middle Tennessee 68 62 Marshall 69 60 Middle Tennessee 71 84 Tennessee-Martin 76 63 Tennessee Tech 58 60 Murray Stale 67 65 Tennessee Tech 86 67 Tennessee State 76 66 Western Kentucky 90 77 Austin Peay 55 76 Wnght State 63 87 Aus11 n Peay 63 73 Austin Peay 57 72 Akron 68 82 Eastern Kentucky 89 110 Eastern Kentucky 106 80 Murray State 81 72 Youngstown State 75 71 Marshall 60 62 Southeast Missouri 74 51 Eastern Kentucky 64 74 Tennessee Tech 61 82 Tennessee Tech 96 IOI Murray State 86 47 Middle Tennessee 65 61 Middle Tennessee 91 78 Middle Tennessee 85 60 Cincinnati 65 Record: 15-1 3 66 Eastern Ke ntucky 87 75 Tennessee State 92 85 Middle Tennessee 73 Coach: Mickey Wells 64 Tennessee Tech 70 71 Kentucky 106 73 Tennessee Tech 89 Record: 13-15 85 Austin Peay 67 88 Virginia Tech 94 MSU 1984-85 O PP Coach: Lore11a Marlow 79 Murray State 82 77 Tennessee-Martin 69 66 Kentucky 77 Record: I 0-17 65 Marshall 63 73 Indiana State 64 MSU 1987-88 OPP Coach: Lore11a Marlow Record: 10-16 62 Western Ke ntucky 83 52 Virginia Tech 59 Coach: Janet Gabriel 63 Carson-Newman 82 77 Cheyney 76 MSU 1990-91 OP P 83 Charleston 64 64 Xavier 51 77 Ball State 74 MS U 1993-94 O PP 49 East Tennessee State 57 81 Concord 60 92 Radford 73 60 Indiana 94 57 Louisville 68 84 Charleston 69 78 Crncinnau 59 75 Northern Iowa 80 71 Indiana State 55 60 Louisville 59 83 East Tennessee State 96 60 Northern Kentucky 79 77 East Carolina 67 83 Kentucky IOI 85 Appalachian State 79 68 Xavier 96 58 Eastern Kentuc ky 6'5 83 We.st Virginia Stale 67 76 Furman 66 56 Wright State 78 69 Middle Tennessee 80 78 Eastern Kentucky 79 86 Coastal Carohna 87 63 Mount Saint Mary's 82 41 Tennessee Tech 53 84 Austi n Peay 78 68 George Mason 75 65 Towson Staie 72 60 Marshall 73 78 Murray State 102 84 Towson State 70 88 We.stem Carolina 82 65 Austin Peay 59 67 Tennessee State 60 73 Northern Kentuc ky 56 52 Virginia Tech 86 70 Murray State 59 62 Western Kentucky 80 102 Kent 109 70 Murray Stale 73 62 Northern Kentucky 54 66 Middle Tennessee 72 84 Eastern Kentucky 83 80 Southeast Missouri 73 76 Youngstown State 74 67 Tennessee Tech 84 59 Tennessee Staie 85 80 Tennessee-Marti n 73 53 Akron 39 73 Alabama-Birmingham 70 72 Tennessee Tech 86 79 Austin Peay 105 60 Radford 69 93 Eastern Kentucky 86 63 Marshall 74 69 Tennessee Tech 85 61 Eastern Kentucky 65 85 Wright State 83 47 Middle Tennessee 90 71 Middle Tennessee 88 76 Cincinnati 79 57 Tennessee Tech 70 86 Murray State 83 66 Eastern Kentucky 70 80 Youngstown 63 69 Middle Tennessee 86 97 Austin Pea) 76 70 Marshall 76 43 Akron 48 68 Marshall 72 69 Eastern Kentucky 83 54 Southeast Missouri 72 72 Middle Tennessee 86 72 Murray State 91 67 Kentucky 83 70 Murray Stale 51 66 Tennessee Tech 77 76 Austin Peay 84 67 Aus11n Peay 68 49 Tennessee State 61 65 Aus11n Peay 66 83 Bellarmine 67 87 Murray State 74 68 Aus11n Peay 70 78 Murray State 76 70 Youngstown State 85 63 Middle Tennessee 67 54 Tennessee State 77 Record: 14- I 3 56 Middle Tennessee 83 73 Western Kentucky 94 97 Tennessee-Mamn 83 Coach: Lorella Marlow Record: 15-1 3 76 Tennessee Tech 80 49 Eastern Kentucky 71 Coach: Lorc11a M arlow 104 Tennessee State 93 60 Middle Tennessee 83 MSU 1985-86 O PP 85 Wright State 50 52 Tennessee Tech 67 57 Radford 63 MSU 1988-89 OPP Record: 13-14 62 Tennessee Tech 63 51 Northern Ke ntucky 59 110 Concord 61 Coach: Lorella Marlow Record: 5-22 63 Bowling Green 61 74 Bellarmine 67 Coach: Janel Gabriel 58 Kentucky 73 68 Dayton 60 MSU 199 1-92 O P P 83 Cleveland State 68 62 Charleston 70 90 Appalachian State 74 MSU 1994-95 OPP 77 Charleston 49 59 Northern Kentucky 62 77 Wright State 45 83 Western Carohna 87 66 Western Kentucky 85 52 Clemson 73 72 Radford 84 85 Radford 93 80 Carson-Newman 69 72 Louisville 69 74 Liberty 67 50 Ball State 67 71 Xavier 54 69 Alabama-Birmingham 41 51 New Hampshtre 56 66 Marshall 95 67 Bellarmine 60 74 Kentuc ky 70 81 Kent 85 48 Northern Kentucky 47 78 Youngstown State 80 47 Cincinnati 62 73 Ball State 65 43 North Carolina 92 60 Akron 61 75 Eastern Kentucky 69 59 Western Kentucky 86 59 UT-Cha11anooga 64 64 Middle Tennessee 74 87 Murray State 74 75 Manha11an 73 94 Coastal Carolina 68 71 Tennessee T ech 73 82 Austin Peay 48 65 Northern Kentucky 71 56 Dayton 73 82 Marshall 67 78 Tennessee State 57 70 Eastern Kentucky 82 71 Eastern Kentucky 85 76 Austin Peay 81 64 Middle Tennessee 68 88 Tennessee State 64 91 Murray State 70 74 Murray State 61 73 Marshall 67 80 Tennessee Tech 100 78 Sou1heas1 Missouri 81 63 Louisville 65 75 Tennessee Tech 86 84 Southeast Missouri 85 69 Austi n Peay 85 77 Eastern Kentucky 52 83 East Tennessee State 81 85 Aus1 in Peay 88 67 Tennessee State 78 76 Murray State 82 85 Youngstown State 64 69 Middle Te nnessee 83 69 Tennessee Tech 91 62 Austin Peay 57 76 Eastern Kentuc ky 71 87 Murray Stale 93 70 Middle Tennessee 84 61 Akron 52 86 Tennessee Tech 85 86 Eastern Kentucky 83 78 Tennessee-Martin 83 65 Youngstown State 69 64 Western Kentucky 85 58 Ke ntucky 79 90 Eastern Kentucky 103 44 Cincinnatt 62 67 Wnght State 49 99 Murray State 79 69 Sou1heas1 Missouri 87 69 Tennessee Tech 79 72 Middle Tennessee 77 76 Middle Tennessee 81 72 Murray State 87 57 Middle Tennessee 71 84 Te nnessee State 65 66 Marshall 76 62 Tennessee State 99 81 Eastern Kentuc ky 71 87 Aumn Peay 79 92 Austin Peay 72 63 Austrn Peay 73 72 Middle Tennessee 85 72 Murray State 78 69 Southeast M,ssoun 70 49 Kentucky 79 Record· 13- 15 63 Tennessee Tech 86 65 Tennessee Tech 94 61 Tennessee-Martin 78 Head Coach: Lore11a Marlow Record: 18-10 94 Tennessee State 92 68 Middle Tennessee 95 Coach: Lorella Marlow 82 Cincinnati 74 58 Tennessee Tech 93 MSU 1986-87 O PP Record: 11-16 Record: 3-23 72 Be llarmine 68 MSU 1989-90 O P P Coach: Lore11a Marlow Coach: Janet Gabnel 56 Charleston 70 77 East Tennessee State 72 115 West Virginia State 52 67 Cincinnati 50 MSU 1992-93 O P P 43 Western Kentucky 83 71 Charleston 58 54 Xavier 103 76 Xavier 71 43 Bowling Green 79 63 Wnght State 70 71 Evansville 85 64 Youngstown State 74 63 Northern Kentucky 75 60 Bowhng Green 81 46 Vanderbilt 92 72 Radford 77 76 Concord 50 69 James Madison 92 53 Georgia Southern 79 57 Kentucky 73 63 Radford 67 72 UNC-Greensboro 61 87 Youngstown State 81 71 Coastal Carolina 63 49 Middle Tennessee 79 61 Akron 67 70 Dayton 75 49 Tennessee Tech 82 73 Middle Tennessee 90 60 Eas1ern Kentuc ky 78 38 Kentucky 66

Lady Eagle Basketball 1996-97 42 OVC Statistics 1995-96 Ohio Valley Conference Statistics CONFERENCE GAMES ALL GAMES TEAM WON LOST PCT. WON LOST PCT. #Middle Tennessee State 13 3 .813 24 6 .800 #Austin Peay 13 3 .8 13 21 8 .724 Southeast Missouri 9 7 .563 14 13 .51 9 Eastern Kentucky 7 9 .438 II 16 .407 Tennessee Tech 7 9 .438 II 16 .407 Murray State 7 9 .438 II 17 .393 More head State 6 10 .375 12 15 .444 Tennessee Martrn 5 II .313 9 17 .346 Tennessee State 5 II .3U 7 19 .269 #OVC Co-Champions

SCORING OFFENSE G W-L PTS AVG SCORING DEFENSE G W-L PTS AV G Middle Tennessee 30 24-6 2344 78 13 0 Austin Peay 29 21-8 1847 63 6Q Tennessee Manto 26 9-17 1936 74.46 Murray S1ate 28 11-17 1822 65.07 Southeast Missouri 27 14-13 1955 72.41 Middle Tennessee 30 24-6 2007 66.90 Ausun Peay 29 21-8 2062 7110 Tennessee Tech 27 11-16 1843 68 26 Morehead S1a1e 27 12-15 1892 70.07 Tennessee State 26 7-19 1791 68.88 Eastern Kentucky 26 11-16 1879 69.59 Easrern Ke ntucky 27 11-16 1889 69 96 Tennessee State 26 7-19 1628 62 62 Southeast M1ssoun 27 14-13 1985 73 5'.'. Tennessee Tech 27 11-16 1687 62.48 Morehead S1a1e 27 12-15 2072 76 74 Murray S1ate 28 11-17 1739 6211 Te nnessee Manin 26 9-17 2007 77.19 FIELD GOAL PCT. FGM FGA PCT FG PCT Defense FGM FGA PCT. Middle Tennessee 83 7 1763 47~ Austi n Peay 675 1756 ~84 Sou1heast Missouri 709 1653 429 Tennessee Tech 670 1645 407 Eastern Kentucky 698 1663 420 Murray S1ate 676 1657 408 Murray S1a1e 665 1591 .418 Eas1crn Kentuck) 677 1642 412 Tennessee Martin 681 1676 .406 Middle Tennessee 750 1816 413 Morehead State 714 1773 403 Sou1hcas1 Missouri 745 1723 432 Ausrin Peay 735 1846 398 Tennessee Stale 649 1496 434 Tennessee Tech 612 1547 396 Morehead S1a1e 768 1716 448 Tennessee State 628 1622 .387 Tennessee Martin 743 1626 457 3-PT GOAL PCT. FGM FGA PCT. Free Thro" PCT FT I\I FTA P CT. Eastern Kentucky 159 450 .353 Middle Tennessee 518 742 698 Middle Tennessee 152 444 .342 Southeasr M1 ssoun 457 664 688 Aus1in Pea) 95 280 339 Te nnessee Martin 459 681 674 Tennessee Tech 119 373 319 Tennessee Tech 344 525 655 Southeast Missouri 80 258 JI0 Austin Peay 497 794 626 Tennessee Marlin 115 403 .285 Morehead Staie 366 595 615 Murray S1ate 56 198 .283 Easrern Ken1uck) 324 528 614 Morehead S1ate 98 351 .279 Tennessee S1a1e 319 531 601 Tennessee State 53 218 .243 Murray S1a1c 353 595 593 REBOUND MARGIN G OFF D EF MAR SCORING MA RGIN OFF DEF I\IAR Murray State 28 4211 36.64 5.47 Middle Te nnessee 78.13 66.90 1121 Middle Tennessee 30 40.43 36.90 3.53 Austin Peay 71.1 0 63 69 7 41 Ausrin Peay 29 44.72 42.00 2.72 Eastern Kentucky 69.59 69.96 -0 37 Tennessee Marti n 26 42.15 40.42 173 Sou1heas1 Missouri 72.41 73.52 -I ll Eastern Ken1u cky 27 40.85 41.19 -0.34 Tennessee Martin 74 46 77.1 9 -2 73 Morehead State 27 4211 42.67 -0.56 Murray S1a1e 6211 65.07 -2 96 Sou1heas1 M1sfoun 27 38.85 41.48 -2 63 Tennessee Tech 6248 68.26 -5 78 Tennessee State 26 39.15 42. 19 -3.04 Tennessee Staie 62.62 68.88 -6 26 Tennessee Tech 27 37.26 42.52 -5.26 Morehead State 70 07 76 74 -6 67 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

SCORING (Top 10) G FG 3-PT FT PTS AVG FG P E RCENT AGE (mm 4 nrndc per game) G FG AV G Gray C. Harris. SE 27 255 I 202 713 26 40 Jonelda Buck. MT 30 192 608 Stephanie Minor. MU 28 196 0 142 534 1910 S1ephanie Minor. MU 28 196 594 Chanda Cordorva. TM 26 172 0 81 425 1630 Terrance Oglesby. TT 27 132 539 Samantha Young, EK 27 127 83 95 432 1600 Laphelia Doss. EK 27 158 525 Davida Smnh. TM 26 147 I 118 413 1590 Megan Hupfer, MO 27 168 520 Megan Hupfer. MO 27 168 0 77 41 3 1530 Traci Boone. TS 26 120 515 Jonelda Buck. MT 30 192 I 60 445 14.80 Chanda Cordova. TM 26 172 506 Laphelia Doss. EK 27 158 2 80 398 14 70 Kim Palmer. SE 26 105 482 Amber Clark. TT 27 139 I 109 388 1440 Hca1her Prater. MT 30 126 474 Octavia Evans. MO 27 148 2 61 359 13J0 Gray C. Ham s, SE 27 255 469

REBOUNDING (Top 5) G R E B AV G FT P ERCENTAGE (Top 5) ( m111 2 0 matlc per ~amc-) G FT AV G Laphclia Doss, EK 27 309 11.40 Heather Praler, MT 30 91 867 S1ephani e Minor, MU 28 302 10.80 Sonia Wh11e. AP 29 78 .821 Gray C. Harns. SE 27 241 8.90 Samanlha Young. EK 27 95 785 Megan Hupfer. MO 27 230 8.50 Jonclda Buck. MT 30 60 741 Kim Palmer, SE 26 212 8.20 Carrie Thompson 29 73 737 ASSISTS (Top 5) G NO AV G 3-FG PCT. (Top 5) (mm 1.5 made per i.;amc) G F G PCT Samanlha Young, EK 26 160 5.93 Lisa Pace. EK 27 51 397 Dawn Massam. SE 25 132 5.28 Heather Pra1er, MT 30 51 389 Janelle Thormon. TM 26 130 5.00 Andrea Baldwin. TT 20 34 374 Kim Graves. TS 26 130 5.00 Sarah Miller, SE 26 41 360 Hilary Swisher. MO 27 122 4.52 Samantha Young. EK 27 8.1 155 BLOCKED SHOTS (Top 5) STEALS (Top 5) G NO AVG G NO AVG Kim Palmer. SE 26 35 Hilary Swisher. MO 27 70 2.59 135 Amanda Behrenbrrnker. AP 29 Gray C. Hams, SE 27 69 2.56 39 1.34 Terrance Oglesby, TT 27 B 122 Amanda Behrenbnnker. AP 29 63 217 Jonclda Buck. MT 30 Kim Graves. TS 26 55 2 12 35 117 Anjeaneue Gilbert. MU 28 29 104 Janelle Thron1on, TM 26 55 2. 12 Morehead State University OVCRecords 43 OVC Women's Basketball Records 1FAM-GAME INDIVIDUAL-SEASON

Most points (two teams)-216-Morehead St. (110) vs. Eastern Ky. (106) 1992-93 Most points-1.011-Jenlynn Harper, Tennessee Tech 1980-81 Most points (one half)-78-Tenn. Tech vs. Wis. LaCrosse 1975-76 Best scoring average-29 7-Jenlynn Harper. Tennessee Tech 1980-81 Most field goals-58-Tenn. Tech vs. Wis. LaCrosse 1975-76 Most FG made-410-Jenlyn Harper, Tennessee Tech 1980-81 Most field goals a11emp1ed-99-Murray St. vs. Southeast Mo. 1975-76 M ost FG allempted-653-Jenlyn Harper. Tennessee Tech 1980-81 Best field goal percentage-.804 (33-41 )-Tenn. Tech vs. Maryville 1976-77 Best FG percentage-.717 (185-258) (NCAA record) Best 3-point pc!. (Min. IO made) -.800 (12-15)-Middle Tenn. vs. Tenn.Tech 1991-92 Renay Adams, Tenn. Tech 1990-91 Most free throws made-43-Eastern Ky. vs. Murray St. 1992-93 Most consecuti ve FG rnade-23 (tied NCAA record) Most free throws auempted-54-M,ddle Tenn. vs. Tenn. State 1981-92 Renay Adams. Tenn. Tech 1990-91 Most rebounds-83-Morehead St. vs. WY State 1986-87 Most 3-pointers rnade-98-Carolyn Aldridge-Tenn. St. 1994-95 Most personal fou ls-36-Austin Peay vs. Alabama 1991 -92 Most 3-pointers allempted-315-Carolyn Aldridge. Tenn. St. 1994-95 Most assists-36-Tenn.Tech vs. Youngstown St. 1987-88 Best 3-point field goal percentage (Min 1.5 per game)-.511 Tenn. Tech vs. Eastern Ky. 1985-86 (46-90)-Heather Prater. MT 1992-93 Most Steals-34-Tenn. State vs. Jacksonville St. 1994-94 (69-135)-Heather Prater. MT 1994-95 Largest margin of victory-74-Eastern Ky. ( I 22) vs. Thomas More (48) 1993-94 Most free throws made-226-Kim Mays, Eastern Kentukcy 1994-95 Most free throws a11emp1ed-276-Gray C. Harris. Southeast Mo. 1995-96 TEAM-SEASO Best free throw percentage- 938-Melissa Huffman, Murray Stale 1989-90 Most consecutive free throws rnade-27-Kelly Stamper. Morehead State 1986-87 Most rebounds-448-Robin Hendrix, Middle Tennessee 1980-81 Best percentage record-.938 (28-2)-Tennessee Tech 1975-76 Bes! rebound average-15.4-Robrn Hendrix, Middle Tennessee 1980-8 1 Most wins-28-Morehead State 1978-79 Most assists-270-Chris Moye. Tennessee Tech 1985-86 28-Tennessee Tech 1975-76 Mos1 sicals-105-Angie Cox. Eastern Kentucky 1990-91 Most losses-26-Tennessee State 1987-88 Most consecutive wins-21-Tennessee Tech 1975-76 Most consecutive losses-26-Tennessec Stale 1987-88 INDIVIDUAL-CAREER Most points-2,911-Tennessee Tech 1976-77 Most field goals made-1,218-Tennessee Tech 1976-77 Most poims-2.526-Cheryl Taylor. Tennessee Tech 1983-87 Most field goals anempted-2,640-Tennessee Tech 1976-77 Best scoring average-24 3-Jerilynn Harper. Tennessee Tech 1979-82 Best field goal percentage-.530 ( 1.109-2,092) Tennessee Tech 1980-81 Mos! field goals made-1,025-Cheryl Taylor. Tennessee Tech 1983-87 Most 3-point field goals made-231-Middle Tennessee 1994-95 Most field goals auempted-1 .964-Pam Chambers. Tennessee Tech 1976-80 Most 3-point field goals anempted-633-Morehead State 1994-95 Best field goal percentage- 644-Renay Adams, Tenn Tech 1987-91 Best 3-point field goal percentage-.471 (57-121)-Middle Tennessee 1986-87 Most 3-poinlers made-244-Carolyn Aldridge, Tenn. St 1993-95 Most free throws made-552-Eastern Kentucky 1994-95 Most 3-porniers a11emp1ed· 713-Carolyn Aldndge, Tenn. S1. 1993-95 Most free throws ancmpted-824-Eastern Kentucky 1994-95 Bes1 3-pornt percentage (Mm. 100 made & 400)-.446 (224-502) Best free throw percentage-.735 (511-695)-Middle Tennessee 1980-81 Heather Prater, Middle Tenn. 1993-96 Most rebounds-1,944-Tennessee Tech 1974-75 Most free throws made-6 I I-Gray C. Harris, Southeast Mo. 1992-96 Most personal fouls-716-Tennessee Tech 1974-75 Most free throws auernpted-878-Gray C. Harris, Southeast Mo. 1992-96 Most assists-723-Tennessee Tech 1985-86 Best free throw percentage-.874-Lisa Goodin, Eastern Ken1ucky 1980-84 Most steals-443-Tennessee Tech 1978-79 Mos! rebounds-1,532-Cheryl Taylor, Tennessee Tech 1983-87 Best rebound average-13.8-Robrn Hendrix, Middle Tenn. 1980-82 INDIVIDUAL-GAME Most assists-823-Shawn Monday. Tennessee Tech 1986-90 Masi steals-324-Pam Chambers, Tennessee Tech 1976-80 Most points-SI-Carolyn Aldridge, Tenn. St. (vs. Wake Forest) 1994-95 Most FG made-20-Tawnya Mucher. Middle Tennessee (vs. Miss. College) 1988-89 Most FG anempted-33-Liz Hannah, Middle Tennessee (vs. Western Ky.) 1976-77 Best field goal percentage (Mm. 10 made) -1.000 (12 of 12) Cheryl Taylor. Tennessee Tech (vs. Southern llhnios) 1987-88 Kristi Brown. Middle Tennessee (vs. Tennessee Tech) 1991-92 Most 3-pointers made-9 Kristi Brown, Middle Tennessee (vs. Morehead St. ) 1987-88 Dana Bilyeu, Tennessee Tech (vs. UT-Martin) 1992-93 Sherita Joplin, Morehead State (vs. Coastal Carolina) 1995-96 Most 3-pointers anempted-17 Sandy Brown, Middle Tennessee (vs. Tennessee Tech) 1991-92 Carolyn Aldridge, Tennessee St. (vs. Middle Tenn. & Oregon St.)1994-95 Best 3 point pct. (min. 6 made) - 1.000 (8-8) Kristi Brown. Middle. Tenn. (vs. Tenn. Tech) 1991-92 Most free throws made-21 Tracy Korbu11. Eastern Kentucky (vs. S.W. Lou1s1ana) 1986-87 Most free throws auempted-27 Michelle Wenning, Murray State (vs. Eastern Kentucky) 1990-91 Best free throwpercentage-1.000(14 of 14) OIDOVALLEY Tara Tansil, UT-Manin (vs. Memphis State) 1993-94 Connie Swift. Tenn. State (vs. Oregon St.) 1994-95 CONFERENCE Tawanya Mucker, Middle Tenn. (vs Western Ky.) 1988-89 Most consecutive free throws made-14 Tara Tansil, UT-Martin (vs. Memphis State) 1993-94 Connie Swift. Tenn. St. (vs. Oregon St.) 1994-95 Most rebounds-30-Deborah Ames. Morehead State (vs. Georgetown College) 1975-76 Most assists-22-Shawn Monday, Tennessee Tech (vs. Morehead State) 1987-88 Most steals-13 (lied NCAA record) Ann Thomas. Tennessee State (vs. Monmouth) 1990-91

Lady Eagle Basketball 1996-97 44 Media Infonnation

MSU Sports Information Office Press Credentials All press credentials must be secured by contacting Randy Stacy, Spons lnfom1ation Director at UPO 1023, Morehead State University, Morehead, KY 40351. Randy Stacy Sports lnfonnation Broadcasts Broadcast permission is granted to the official network/station of MSU opponents. For Director other outlets. broadcast permi s1on must be secured in advance by contacting Randy Stacy, Spons Information Director. Broadcast lines can be ordered through GTE South at 1-800-356- 6969. There is a broadcast line at Jayne Stadium for use in the OVC trade-out agreement. on­ Randy Stacy begins his I 0th OVC teams should contact Stacy at 606-783-2500 for availability information. season as sports in formation d irector a fte r serv ing 16 Services months in the MSU Development Office. The spons information depanment will provide game programs, statistics and game notes. Stacy, a 1977 graduate of Morehead State Un i­ Complete play-by-play and statisucal data will be available. Two telephones arc available in versity, is the fonner assistant sports info rmati on the press box and in the press room. Soft drinks and coffee will be available in the press room director at the Universi ty of Kentucky. While at as well as a typewriter, a copier, a fax machine, personal computers and a variety of other UK, Stacy was responsible for all media and pub­ supplies to assist you. A light meal will be available for working media approximately one lic relations for the men's basketball program as hour prior to kickoff. For more information contact the MS U SID office at 606-783-2500. well as press row operati ons. The 41-year-old Stacy served as men's sports Eagle Sports Network infom1ation director at MSU for a brief time in 1977 Spons et, Inc. has again been awarded radio broadcast rights for Morehead State University before assuming a fu ll-time position at Tennessee football, men's basketball, women's basketball and baseball. Stations interested in network Tech. affiliation can contact Jim Forrest at nagshi p station WMOR-FM in Morehead (606-784- The native of Carr Creek, Ky., and graduate of 4141 ). Carr Creek High School (now Kn ott County Cen­ tral), also served as a graduate assistant in the Primary Media Outlets Office of Public In fomiation and was a news and Print ~ledia \Vire Ser vices sports reporter at WMKY radio whi le at MSU. WKYT-TV Lexington Herald-Leader Assoc1a1ed Press Stacy is a member of College Sports Infonnation Ri ck Bailey Spons Desk Dick Gabriel Directors of America (CoSIDA), the Morehead Op­ Gene Abel Councr-Journal Bldg. PO Box 5037 Main and Midland 525 West Broadway t...e,ungton. KY 40505 timist Club and Elliott vill e Baptist Church. He is Lexington. KY 40507 Lou1sv1lle. KY 40202 (606) 299-0177 FAX: (606) 299-2494 married to the fom1er Jeanetta Caudill of More­ (606) 231-3225 1-800-292-3560 head. They have two sons, Brad and Jared. FAX : (606) 255-7236 FAX: (502) 589-48'.1 I Lexing1on Office Wt...EX-TV Ryan Lemond Tim Letcher is in his first year as MSU's assis­ Ashland Dail) Independent ~ltke Embry Box 1457 tant sports infonnation director. The native of Mark Ma)•nard (606) 254-2070 Lexington, KY 40501 Cynthiana, Ky., is a two-time graduate of the Uni­ Rocky Stanley FAX (606) 255-1 137 Tony Curnuuc (606) 255-440-I FAX. (606) 255-2-118 versity and has been a student assistant, intern 17th Street Broadcast Media Ashland. KY 41101 WM KY-Radio and part-time assistant in the Eagle SID offi ce. WIVQ-TV (606) 329-1643 Chuck Mraz Kenny Ri ce Brenda Kissinger is in her I 0th year as secre­ FAX · (606) 324- 434 UPO 903 tary in the sports in fo rmation offi ce. Morehead State Un1vers11y Box 5590 l..exing1on. KY -!0505 The Courier Journal Morehead. KY 40351 (606)293- 1661 Jim Terhune (606) 783-2001 Russ Bro"'n FAX: (606) 783-2335 FAX (606) 255-241 8 PO Box 740031 WSAZ-TV Lou1sville. KY 40201-7431 WM OR-Radio Kenny Bass 1-800-765-4011 Jim Forres! Tim Letcher 645 Fifth Ave. FAX (502) 582-7186 PO Box 940 Hun11ng1on. WV 25720 Assistant Sports Morehead. KY 4035 I (304) 523-5333 The Ledger-Independent (606) 784-1141 FAX (30-I) 697,.1325 lnfo1mation Director Sports Eduor FAX (606) 784- 13 7 43 Wesl Second Street WYMT-lV Maysville. KY 41 056 WCM I-Rad10 Bo., 682 1-800-456-3469 PO Box 949 Hazard. KY 41701 FAX (606) 56-1-6893 Ashland. KY 41105 (606) 436-5757 (606) 329-1777 The Trail Blazer FAX (606) 439-3760 Sports fahtor WGOH-Rad10 WOWK-lV Brenda Kissinger Morehead State Umversny Sports Director 555 5th Ave. Morehead. KY 40351 Bo, 487 Hun11ng1o n. WV 25702 Sports Infonnati on Grayson. KY 4 1143 The Morehead News {30-I) 525-7661 Secretary FAX . (304) 52J-054S Sports Ed11or WFTM-Radio 722 West First Street Sports Director Morehead, KY 40351 626 Forest Ave (606)7 4-1116 Mays\lllC. KY 41056 FAX. (606) 784-7337

Morehead STaTe Universiry Lady Eagles Honored For Academics

The Women's Basketball Coaches Associa­ tion (WBCA) announced its innagura1 Academic Top-25 Team Honor Roll, recognizing the nation's highest NCAA Division I team grade point aver­ ages for the 1995-96 season, based upon nomina­ tions submitted by WBCA-member coaches. The Morehead State Lady Eagles, under the direction of head coach Janet Gabriel, posted the sixth highest grade point average in the nation, with a 3.3 1 team average. 11 Lady Eagles were also honored by the Ohio Valley Conference by being named to the OVC Commissioner's Honor Roll. That honor is given to all players making a 3.0 grade point average or higher. MSU's Alisha Griffeth was honored with the OVC Medal of Honor, given to the athlete or ath­ letes with the highest grade point average in the conference for his or her particular sport. Griffeth posted a perfect 4.0 GPA last season. Alisha Griffeth-1996 OVC Medal of Honor