Official Publication of the National Collegiate Athletic Association April 6, 1994, Volume 3 1, Number 14 Presidents show an interest in biennial voting Conventions

A broad rangr of topics - educational Convention in altcr- built into the process for- emer- including the possibility of hienni- natc years. The 19% Convrntion gency legislation in nonlcgislalivc al lcgislativc Convrntions, slu- in January, with the passagr of years. dent-athlete welfare, a possible Yroposal No. ‘LO, ordrrt-d ;III In other discussions: Division I-A football playoff, ini- examination of the possibility of H A report from the NCAA tial-eligibility standards, minority biennial Icgslative rnt-ctings. Special Cornmittcc to Review Student-Athlete Welfare, Access opportunities and membership The <:omrnission rxprrssrci and Equity was received hy rhe structure - were discussed in the conccr11 that such an approach Commission and forwardrd lo thr March 31-April 1 meeting of the might be perceived as an attempt Council for consideration at its to prevent the membership from NCAA Presidents Commission. April 1%20 meeting. The The full Commission, meeting Aering previously approved legk Commission cmphasi~cci the in Charlotte, North Carolina, con- tation. Ilowever, it strcsscd that potential overlap bctwccn star- ducted ;I straw vote Ihal indirared any examination of this issur was drnt-atlilcte welfare, the 1996 an imeresr in further pursuing the bring clone in good f;lith and concept of an infol~rn;ltioll;il 01 noted that provisions could hc See presidents, page 20 b Division I partial qualifiers up

The perrenqe of partial qualii In Divismn II, prlial qu;Micrs them) and to nc~tc figures th;~t sug- tiers enrolling in the 1!1!%94 acad f’.Glrd to meet either the core-cur- gest a possihlc prohlcm. emit year incrcascd slightly in rriculuni or test-srorc rcquircmcnt, Division I but 11ot both. Division I from rhe previous year, A total of 216 of the 298 Division The percentage of panial quali- according to a survey ronducted by I institutions responded, ;lnd they ficrs in Division II declined from the NCAA Rcscarch (1ommirtee. rt-ponrd 4!17 partial qualifiers in fall thr 9.0 prrrent figure of 1992-93 to The rate of partial qualifiers I ‘I...NS enrolled increased from 3.5 percent 8.7 percent. However, the percent- Foothall again accounted for the in 1992-93 to 4. I percent this year. age of partial qualifirrs in Division largest reponed number of partial Hog heaven Pattial qualifiers in Division I arc II has varied greatly in previous qualiliers (190), while men’s has- prospective student-athletes who years, so the small change in that ketball had 32. Those two sports did not meet the requirements of division represents some stability. represented 44.7 pcrct-nt of the par- A celebration was in order April 4 for Corey Beck and the NCAA Bylaw 14.3. I (rore-curricu- LJrsula R. Walsh, NCM director tial qualifiers in Division I; men’s University of Arkunsas, Fayetteville, which &$ated Duke lum requirement and/or test-score of research, said the committee and women’s track and field Ilniversity, 76 72, in the NCAA Division I Men’s requirement) but carncd an over- monitors the partiaLqualificr data accounted for ;rnothrr- 25.2 percent Busketball Championship. ,%Q championship story, page 8. all grade-point avcragr of 2.000 or to be aware of any changcb in better (4.000 scale) in high school. trends (and what might be causing See Division I, page 13 b Group drafts new version of III statement of philosophy

AIM N(:M rask force created to The nine-member task force include: ry rmpliasis on regional, in-sea- the draft statcmcnt will be XIII IO study the Divisioll ITT philosophy was crcatrd carlicr this year 10 W A reference about Division son competition and ronfcrcnre the Division III Steering statrmrnt has drafted a rcviscd rcvirw the Division III philoso- III not awarding athletically r&G cll;~rr~piorlshil~,s. The rurrent phi- Commit&c for discussion. II is statcmcnt and suhmittcd it lo the phy statcmcnt bcforr decisions ed financial aid to any studcnt- losophy statcmcnt gives primary cxprrtetl to he finalized for dis- Division III suhrommittcc of the are made regarding the NCAA athlete. Cmpllilsis lo in-season cornpeG cussion at the Division III husi- NCM Prcsidcnts Commission for membership structure as it relates n A rcfcrcnce, similar IO that tion hut states that cxccptional nc’ss session at the 1!KL5 NCAA review. to Division III. The deadline for inrluded in the Division II philos trants aiid individuals may be Convention. The NCAA Task Force to submitting rcstrucluring propos- ophy statcmrnt, encouraging encouraged through national Danirl Bridges, director of ath- Review rhe Division III I’hilos- als is August 3 1. sportsmanship and the devclop- postseason championships. lctics at Ciiliforllia Institute 01 ophy Statement mrt for rhe first The task force suggested that mcnt of positive societal attitudes. After rcvicw hy the (:ommis- Trchnology, is chair of thr task time March 28 in Chicago. the revised philosophy statrmcnt w A rcfcrcnrc to placing prima- sion’s Division 111 subcommittee, force.

n In the News w On deck

News Digest Page 2 n A member of the NCAA Presidents Commission, April 7-8 Postgraduate Scholarship Committee, Kansas City, Missouri Briefly 3 Daniel H. Perlman of Webster University, dies after a bout with cancer: Page 3. April 8-9 Research Committee, Chicago Comment 4 n An Oklahoma state legislator is sponsoring a reso- April 10-l 1 Walter Byers Scholarship Committee, St. Louis National STUDENT- S lution that encourages all state legislatures to ask Athlete Day April 13-14 A co d emit Requirements Committee, Congress to eliminate the NCAA Initial-Eligibility Kansas City, Missouri Championships 7 Clearinghouse: Page 5. dates and sites April 14 Special meeting of Committee on Women’s n Colby College women’s track and field coach Deb Athletics and former members Baseball/softball statistics 11 Aitken is about to end nine years of waiting for the of Gender-Equity Task Force, Atlanta NCAA Record 14 women’s hammer throw to be contested at the April 15-17 Committee on Infractions, Baltimore The Market 15 Division III Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Legislative assistance 20 Championships: Page 6. Page 2 The NCAA News April 6, 1994 TheNCAANew s nnnn-1 A weekly summary of major activities within the Association

in Ihr pool, an individual must 1)~ fi om a L)i- vision 1 institution or ronf‘rrcncc (or have Report being prepared; rrlircd recently). Among rhc guidelines for of key dates for sclcction is five yrars campus cxpcrirncc, committee to be announced including Ihr-cc in Division I. April and May 1994 Candidare forms, along wiih orhcr rc- Memllcrs of the Special Committrr to quiremenrs alId guidelines for peer rt-view- Study a IIivision I-A Football Championship ers, can be obtained by conlac tillg I)iivicl A. arc to he announced soon. Knapp, direrlor of compliance scrvicrs, at That rommittec will rerommcnd for or the national ofticc. against a 1Xvision I-A tbotball playoff. Its first For more detail, see the March Iti and meeting is scheduled for May 5-6. March 2 issues of The NCAA News. IIerric k Brooks, Florida State Univrrsity, Staff contact: John H. Lcavcns. and Rob i!arcc-hka, University of Nebraska, Next meeting: May I I in San Francisco. Lincoln, tentatively have been announced as studrnt-athlete members of the commit- 241 25) 261 271 261 291 30 tee. Thry wcrc among 12 student-arhlctcs who atlvisrd rhc rcscarch pmoup studying lhr issue March 20. Regional seminars planned The rrpori of the rt’st-m h group is being APRIL Men’s Division II basketball’ for three sites in May, June prepared and will hr ready soon for sub RECRUITING 1-l 6 ______._.____.______Contact period. mission 10 rhe special committee. Men’s Division I basketball 16-3 1 ...... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~.~.Quiet period. The NCAA membership services gl oup l-5 (noon) .___._._._._._._._.______.Dead period. Women’s Division II basketball’ Brsidcs speaking with the sludenr-aihlrics, will coritluc-l three regional seminars in I;Uc 5 (noon)4 (8 a.m.) . ______Quiet period. 1-l 6 . _.__._____Contact period. the rcscarch group me1 wirh rcprrst-lttativcs 6 (8 a.m.)-1 1 (8 a.m.) __._.__Contact period. 16-3 1 ___. ______._.._.______Quiet period. May and rdy June in an effort 10 provide a from the three major networks, plus Fox, 11 (8 a.m.)-15 (8 a.m.) ___.._._.Dead period. Division I football cotitinuing-~tl~Ic;ltioll knum for Divisions I Turnrr Ilr-oadc-ascing and FSPN, and later 15 (8 o.m.)-22 _._____._.___._._.Contact period. Fiheen consecutive days (excluding Sundays and II irislitutional and athletics ;tdmitlis- met with Division I-A tc>arhcs alld rcplmc- 23-30 . .___.___._____Quiet period. and Memorial Day) during May selected at u-alors. srntativrs from several organizarions whose Women’s Division I basketball* the discretion of the institution: Evoluotion pe- The resource‘ ccntcr, a popular Iraiurr itI- memt,rrship would bc affcctcd by ;I playoff. l-4 (noon) .______. _. _. __._. _. __ ..Dead period. riod. Iroduced iII Ihc lO9S regional semimlrs, will For more detail, st’c Ihr March 23, March 4 (noon)-1 1 (8 a.m.) __._._._..Contact period. Those days in Moy not designated above: 1 1 (8 a.m.)-1 5 (8 a.m.) _.______Dead period. be open again throughout the seminars. 2 and February 23 issues of The Nt&4 News. Quiet period. 15 (8 a.m.)-16 (midnight) . ..Contact period. Division II football The seminars will provide informalion Staff contact: Thomas W..Jcrnstedt. 17-30 . __.______Quiet period. l-3 1 . ..______._____Evaluation period. about NCAA Icgislation and interpretations Men’s Division II basketball* DEADUNES and will address tht- n&s of various campus 1 J (noon) __._. _. _. _. __. ____ ..Deod period. 1 - Deadline for participating institutions to constituents in rstablishing and maintain- 5 (noon)-1 1 (8 o.m.) ______Contact period. return survey providing financial oid profiles 1 1 (8 a.m.)-1 3 (8 a.m.) .______Dead period. ing institutional contr-ol ofititercollcgiatc of 50 randomly selected studentathletes. The 1 3 (8 a.m.)-30 _. __._. _. __._. .Contact period. athletics progr:ims. Basketball fund checks information will be used in the development Women’s Division II basketball’ The lY!bl srniinars will IX contluc~rtl M:ly will be mailed April 22 of tuitionund-fees, need-based financial aid 1-l 1 (8 o.m.) . . . _.... .___. ____ ..Contoct period. 1 l-15 in San Francisco; May 25-27 in Ar- models. 11 (8 a.m.)-13 (8 a.m.) .____.___Dead period. 2 - Applications for NCAA degre=omple- lington, Virginia, and June l-3 in New Or- (Checks will be mailed April 22 IO 1Xvisioll I3 (8 a.m.)-30 .______,...____.Contact period. Iems. I institutions for the basketball fund of the Division I foohall tion grants that will be oworded in June must be postmarked by this date. Staff contacts: John 11. Leavens, Nancy L. NCAA rrverluc-dislr-il,uliorl plan. l-30 ___.______._____._.______.__._._Quiet period. 6 - Deodline for information on sports-spon- Mitclirll, Stcpllcn K. Morgan. The basketball fund is the lirst of six funds Division II football’ l-30 ___ _._.______.______Quiet period. sorship fund of 1993-94 NCAA revenuedis- that will he paid under the terms of the rev- tribution plan. DEADLINES criuc~distrit,lltion plan over the next five 26 - Nominations for NCAA postgraduate MAILINGS months. The dates r>tt which checks from scholarships in sports other than football and 20 -Checks to be mailed for Division II fund each of the funcls will be mailed are: basketball must be moiled by this date to the of the 1993-94 NCAA revenue-distribution Applications being accepted Basketball ...... ____._.______...... April 22. appropriote district selection committee chair. plan. for head of new office group Division II ______May 20. MAILINGS REGIONAL SEMINARS Academic enh;inccmenI ...... Junr 24. 22 -Checks to be moiled for basketball fund 11-13 - NCAA regional seminar in San Applications ;IIX being acccptcd for the Special assistancr ______.______:July 2%). of 1993-94 NCAA revenuedistribution plan. Francisco position of group excc utivc ctil~ecmr f01~ the Spans sponsorship ______Augusr 12. 25-27 - NCAA regional seminar in Ar- lington, Virginia. new education services group. Gr;Ults-irbilicl ...... August 2ti. RECi%NG Advrnisrmrllls frjr- tllr position ;lppc;lrcd Staff contact: Keith F:. Martin. Men’s Division I basketball *See pages 122-l 24 of the 1994-95 NCAA in the Marrh 2:4 and March 30 issues ofl‘ht l-3 I ___. _. ______. ___. __._. ___. __ .Quiet period. Manuol for exceptions. Also, see pages l26- N(:M News. Women’s Division I basketball’ 127 for dead periods in other Divisions I and ‘I‘hc five operating areas conrained in rhe l-3 1 _. _. _. _. _. _. _. _. _. _. _. _. _. _. .Quiet period. II sports. CdllGltiOtl srrviccs group will bc c&ration More I-A administrators resources, prolrssiol~al clrvrlop~trc~~r. rc- needed to serve as reviewers scrvc as peer rcvicwcrs. forming peer-review teams rhar are good search, sports sciences and yourh programs. The committee’s next meeting is May 1 1, matches for the institutions undergoing re- The new gl-oup will bc fornicd using cx- I‘hr N

Sports-apparel and sports-equipment sab SPORTS-EQUIPMENT SALES SPORTS-RELATED SALES have increased since 1991, but sale5 for ath- letics footwear have decreased slightly in the $15OOOT I I I I I I I I I I A same penkd, according to the 1994 state of -TOTAL SPORTS EQUIPMENT lhe induct? report from tile Sporting Goode - GOLF Manufackrerx AFsociation. -SPORTS APPAREL = - - - - EXERCISE With a continuing demand for exercise I CAMPING .. . . ATHLETIC equipmnt, salrir,for sports equiwtt Tea&d FOOTWEAR an all-time high in 1993 at an estimated ~...“m~ 6000 $12.45 billion, up from $11.04 billion in D----TENNIS

1991. Sport~apparel sales rose from $12.86 .-BASEBALL/ billion in 1991 to an estimate2 $14.35 bil- SOFTBALL lion in 1993, whik s&s of’athletii~,footwear -SOCCER dropped from $7.63 billion to an estimated $7.52 billion in 1993. ‘86 ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 ‘82 ‘86 ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 I I I -

April 6, 1994 The NCAA News Page 3 n Briefly in the News n Looking back

5 years agO: The Amctican Pair escaped Institutes for Researrh relrasrs data from a study for the NCAA Presidents Commission that reports black student- quake rubble athletes at Division 1 institurions are more likely to play football and basket- Only weeks after escaping uninjured hall, are less well-prepared for collrgr from an earrhcluake-sh:tttet-rd apartment studies, and are ft-otn homrs with lower cc~trtplex in which 15 ticighhors died, two socioeconomic scants than thrir tton- California State University, Northridge, black teammates. The data also revcal a softball playrrs arc having the hcst seasons number of sitnilaritics bctwectt black of their collegiate careers. student-athlrtes and their nonblack countcrpatts and to other black stu- Pitcher Amy Windmiller and infirlder dents. (The NCAA Nrws, April 5, l!X+l) Shannon Jones-both seniors-were at home in their first-floor apartment in the 10 years agO: The NCAA Council, Norrhridge Meadows when a magnitude meeting April 1618 in Kansas City, 6.6 earthquake January 17 brought the Missouri, endorses a special commit- three-story building crashing down. tee’s rccomntendation to create an Windmiller, who was awake and in the liv- NC&-administered drug-testing pro- ing room when the temblor struck at 4:3l gram. The program would include test- a.m., recovered from the shock of her first ing for stimulants at championships earthquake experience in time to escape and random testing in specified sports through the front door. -Jones, who was Female role models for anabolic steroids throughout the asleep, escaped through a window after an academic year. (Thr NCAA News, April 25, 1984) inner wall collapsed against her bedroom door. Indiana State University celebrated National Girls and Women in Sports 30 years ago: Acting upon the Day in February by having some qf its top fmale stu&nt-athletes discuss request of women college spans leacl- The pair-who were teatnmates in high ers, the NCM Executive <:otntnittec schoo&fouttd each other in a patio arca, sports and academics at the local YWCA in Tme Haute, Indiana. Associate atnrrtdcd rxccutivr regulations to limit hul were Irapped there for three hours athletics director Andi Myers acted as moderator, and Indiana State stu- participation in NCAA championships hcforc climbing through ruhhle to safety. dent-athletes discussed their major fields of acao!emic study and plans j& to undcrgraduatc malt students. Also, The players found refuge with 10 other their careers bpforefielding questions regarding both academics and athlutics. the NCM Council appointed a Special displaced tcattt mcmbct s at tlte hontc of Those student-athletes (pictured above with local children) who participated <~ot~itniltee on Wot~irtt’s (~c~titl~etitiot~ to ~r;mttt~c Jen Fleming’s p;lrrtlts in Krsecla, in the event inclu&d Tracy Swystun qf thevollqball team, Hazel Olden of serve as a liaisott 10 orgatiizations with and soon after rented a house with four the women %bu&tball team, six-time NCAA track and field champion Holli an interest in wotncn’s sports. (“NCAA: tcattitttatcs. Rut cvctt as tttry turttcd tlirir Hyche, 1993 all-Am&can discus throwprJu1l.e Koebcke and Amy Vaira The Voice of College Spans”) attenrion 10 the beginning of sofrhall sea- qf son February 13, there were rcmindcrs of the soj~ball team. that tragic, friglitcning morning. l Fact file Jones told sportswritrr Mike Glaze ot Cal State Not-thridgr’s stutlettt ttrwspaper, ters) and an I). 15 eat-tied-run average. University. The Univrrsity of Arkansas, Ilit- Daily Surtclial, that she twice saw funer- Kobinson began his live-year tenure at Faycttcvillt-, was only the eighth team al processions pass hy her ttew home. “We A barrier-breaker Illinois Starr in the 1971 season, the same from west of the Mississippi Rivrr to know it was for people from Northridge yrar the Redbirds wcrc rrCliisSiticd in the appear in the Gnal game ol‘rhr Division M~;~clows,” sltc said. “It c or~ltl ttave I,cett When fortrtctm [Jnivcrsity of Atmi7on;t bts- NC:AA ttnivcrsity division. Hc rotttpilcd a I Men’s Basketball (:hatnl’iotlshil’ sitter US.” k&all coach Fred Sttowdcn died rcccrttly, 78-51 career record ill Illittois State and 1!)75, whrn thr University of (Zalithrttia, national reports ~ ittcluding otic that coached scvct~tl ~01~ plityct’s, including Rut Jortcs also found humor itt thr Los Atigrlrs, watt its Ias1 cliatiilliottshil,. appcarrd in The NCAA News ~ said hc Doug Collins. .l‘he University of K;uisas won the l!lXX ralarttity. “I gurss our Icasc was up,” she was thr first bl;tc k c oath to head an N<:AA “1 always coiisirlrrrd Will to bc a tttctitot title ancl the LJniversiry of Nevada, Las quippccl. Division I program. of mint,” IJnivcrsity 01 Southt.rtt (:;lli- Vegas, won in l!)!)O. Runnet-s-up from As of Marc h 28, Jottrs was the nationally Nonhrrtt Illinois Univrrsiry spans inthr- fbrttia ( c);I( h George Raveling said when tttc West wct~c CJCIA (1980, Iatcr vaca& rattkcd Matadors Icadittg hittrr, batting mation director Mike Korcek correctly thr Will Robittson Endowed Scholarship cd), tltr Cinivcrsity of Houston (1983 .456 with four home runs ancl 19 runs hat- notes thar while Stiowdrn was a pioiirrr, was c rr;ttrd at Illinois State. “1 can’t think and 1084), tltc I Ittivclsity of Okl;tltottt;t ted in. the tirsl black c oath at a Division I or “utti- of a coach 1 have hern associatecl with (1!)8X) attd Kattsas ( IXll). Windrrtillct- was tltc tcattt’s Iradirtg pitrh- versity division” institution appears to have who has heen a tttorc positive itttlitcttce et- with a 12-l record (inclucling five no-hit- been Will Robinson of Illinois State on me.” I .swr,r. IYYZ-9 3 ,v~,l,nw,l ci,ll,~“lt (:t,~,mp,o,,,hr~r, Employment program to focus Presidents Commission’s on women, ethnic minorities Perlman dies March 31

An ctnployrrtrrtt opportunity pro- NCXA Executive Director Cedric W. will he responsible for advertising Daniel H. Prrlntatt, prcsidcnt i&it for administration at gram that is dcsigncd to aid in the Dcmpsry said. “Itt mreting this any vacancies through a variety of of Wrbstcr IJnivcrsity since 1990 Rooscvclt LJnivcrsity from 1972 rccruimiem, retention and promo- responsibility, we can make a posi- publications and other mediums. itttd a mctnbrr of tltr NCAA to 1980. From 1980 to 1989, hc tiott of wotttcn and cthttir tttinori- live, long-lasting cotitriburion 10 For example, the new position of Presidents was president of Suffolk LJni ties has been approved for the intercollegiate athletics.” group executive director for edu- C~otrttrtissiori vcrsity. NCAA ttatiottal oflicr. Michael S. McNeely, NCAA direc- cation services is being advertised siticc 1993, InJuly 1989, lie was prcsidcnt- “Tltc national office is commit- tor ofoprr-ariotis, said an itnponatit in The NCAA News, The Chronicle tlicd Marc 11 itt-rrsitlrttce for tlic Institute for ted to providing increased cmploy- part of the process is the central of Higher Education, Black Issues 3 I Educational Managrmrn~ ;II tiirnl opl~ot-tutiities to womcti aticl coordination of the hiring process in Highctm Education ittld Tltc Perltnati, Harvard Univrtsity, and in l!)H!b rttttlic tttittoti~ics, groups that havr through the tiariotial oftice’s hub Hispanic Outlook in Higher Fdu- 5!), hacl been !)O, he was a visilitig scholar iit hccn historically ttndcrrcprcscttt- Itliitt rcsourccs stafl: Amc)ttg othrt ill with caii- the 1 iarvard Gracluale School of ed in athletics administration,” duties, the human rcsotttmccs staff See Program, page 12 b cer fbr some Education and a visiting lellow time. at rhe New England Rrsourc c Center for Higher IGluc atiott at Diversity-training pilot workshop set During thr Iinivrrsity c,f.M;tss;tc.httst-tts, Prrltiian’s Amherst. After months of planning, the appreciation for diversity; rcgiortal workshops. tcnttrc, Wchstcr underwent :t NCAA Mittotity 0ppotluttitirs attd n To fostrr att rttthusiastn and The regional and national work- period of rapid campus rxpan- Among the survivors are his Ititrrrsls Commirtee is prepared to hecome a catalyst for participants shops will be designed IO srnsitizr sion. He oversaw the acquisidott wife, Su/.atltle; a daughtrr,.Julia conduct ;t pilot vcrsiott of tttc divrr- to I~rcmiotc divrrsiry at thrir itisri- individuals :II al1 It=vrls 01 arh1t=tirs ol I:ttttl that ittcre:tsrtl Ihc si/e of Pcrltti;itt, ilflC1 i1 SOIt, David. sity-training program. tution or off~cc; participatiott 10 thr ittipc~t1~mct~ of Ihe c~ampus by a third, the ljuild- ‘l‘hc workshop will be April 11-19 n ‘1’0 provide an implrmrnt;ttioi~ diversity. Panic-ipatits will iticlutle ttig of a new university center, Mrmorial c-otttribtttiotts may c hirf cxcc utivr otlic crs, athlrticb I)c tnadr to the Datticl H. PerI- in Kansas (Zty, Missout i. Al)ottt 50 gttitlr for- pitlic-ipits almttt how I0 .ttitl I-c-tiov;ttiotts ;uicl ;tcltlitioti~ clirrc 10th ;ttttl hc;td c oat hcs, ;ttiicmy tn:ui Scholarship Futtd, Wrl~stt~ people arc cxpcctcd to p;ttlicipatc. get st;tr(rcl, Wllill I’t’SOtlt’CC!, art to several other- builtlitigs. o0it-l-s. Ltiiversiry, 470 k. Loc.kwootl Tltc goals lor the pilot workshop ttccdctl, rtc.; The NCAA lCxec.tttivc (k~tnntittee .~\V~llllc, St. hUiS, hliSS(JUrI al-(‘: n I’o twicw and rditlc tltc work- :tpprovcd lutitlitig iii May 1!)!t3 Ibt 63 I IO. n I‘0 clllt;lltCr tltc ~J;ll~ti(~iJJilt1tS’ hO[J. ;111rl tttttlcrst~ttirliti~, sctisitivitv antI See Workshop, page 6 b l-

Page 4 The NCAA News April 6, 1994

Drug testing an essential intrusion TheNCAANews “machines” lo be manipulated for Wllilt The (2ifornia Supreme <:ourt’s laud- 0 Lelter Editor-in-chief The Comment sec- able decision 10 upholcl the legality of they perceive lo he winning results. The P. David Pickle “gym guru” with rhe 24-inch arms and tion of The NCAA the N(XA’s drug-resting program rcp- of the so-called perfon~li~~lce-er~l~i]~~c- Managing editor News is offered as a resents a solidifying cornerstone for this ing drugs (such as anaholic steroids and big SClLlilf/t>CllCh press riuml~er-s many Jock L Copelond page of opinion. The Lllt~l-i~~~p~~~lil~lt Sc3Vk lo in~ercollegiilte times ovellidcs oui well-inir~~drd rdu- Assistant editor growth hormones) among the general cational efforts. Dlmg tcstitlg nol only Vikki K. Wotson views do not necessar- ilthletit s. popularion may, in fact, bc on tllc rise. Editorial and ily represent a con- It is time rhat opponents to the Everyone involved in intcrcollegiatc coniplcmciits our cduriitiOrl;il labors, iC odvef?ising 05sistant sensus of the NCAA NCAA’S drug-testing mandate - be they athlerics must realize that this problem rcintbrccs them with shaiy teeth. Ronald D. Mott membership. coaches, administrators, athletes or con- is not.just going to magically disappear. PartiBob Knight, probably the movements in intercollegiate Chicago Tribune last person I’d have expected to endorjc this premise, helicves schools have a right to demand results, as long as the corn- athletics occurring regularly. “Forty years ago I was a freshman at Northwestern, and 1 petition in question is being conducted on a level playing While differences have exist- also know some of the history of Northwestern athletics. Right field. Whether or not a school has a good season now ed among the various reform now I’m probably as optimistic iis I’ve ever been in my life depends on how far it goes in the NCAA tournament.” agendas, commonalties have about Northwestern athletics. been present. All of them “1 saw us go into a circumstance that occurred in the 1970s Coaching have called for more faculty and 1980s where athletics became an cxtendcd arm or mayhe control and involvement in beyond the arm of many institutions, where it became win krry Switzer, coach the governance of collegiate just to win. Winning is extremely important, but I feel very Dallas cowboys athletics; they have demand- strongly infercollegiate athletics got off base by trying to crc- United Press lnterrtational Kilbourne ate winning teams and allowing essentirilly too many non- ed a greater role from uni- “I’ve missed coaching. I’ve missed the competition, and COllegiilllS to be a part of college sports. versity presidents in promoting a reform cli- I’ve missed the day of the game. I hiiverl’l missed recruiting, and I haven’t missed the NCAA.” mate, and, most importantly, they have “At this stage, in my opinion, we’re coming hack to college sports for college kids on college campuses.” insisted that athletes on college campuses Sports on campus be students first. Bob Duncan, chair Despite the noble efforts, the attempts to Nohwestern University committee on athletics Hugh Witemeyer, English professor reform intercollegiate athletics have hardly Chicogo Tribune University of New Mexico succeeded in eradicating the problems. If “Our feeling is there always are going to be studems who The Associated Press anything, the difflcultics appear to have wars havr thr ;ic ademic ability to COTIK hrrr and do well and Ilave “l.ikc sIavVry, arhlrtics needs to hr aholisht~d hec%ise it is encd. ‘l%e inability of honest people for the atlllctic. abiliry to compete. Our gc:cl~cral feeling is that, tiv- based on a false principlt-. I do~l’r need to remind this audi- en the rcfonlls in ~hc NC‘&%, everything is nloving in our clirec- more ttiall 100 years to emerge with a solu- ence (of faculty mcmhers) that universities exist to liirther tion makes it tempting for would-be reform- Con. The encouraging thing is char the collrgc pl-csidrnts have learning, teaching illld rcsrarch ;uld 1101 10 panicipatc in thr really taken control of athlrtics and are generally intcrc-strd scniiprofrssiollal sports entertilinnlcnt industry.” ers to throw up their hands and proclaim that in rcfolnn. so I think these rcfonils will c~ontinue. the troubles with intercollegiate sporl arc Virginia Shipman, family-studies professor “YOII hil\,e I0 work VCIY hard i1I I’(‘< ruiting and I-eilIIy ~~11 ~lllsolvablc. University of New Mexico rhe opponunity tkliil this place is. WC I>lily in tllc Big ‘l‘en, rhe The Associated Press As an educator and someone who is direct- prcniicr- hgue in the couiit~y, ;uid you ger ;I lirstbratc cdu- “I’m glad the university Cilll Opt’11 ils doors t0 StlldClltS WI10 ly involved with college and professional carioii SO tllilt whcll you’re rhrough you havr ii degree ant1 have a particular talent. I hope wc don’t use the problems of span, I am compellccl to reject the position are prqjarrd IO go out in lift. If you’rr good enough to play the past to throw awily tl]e feeling of the culture of the uni- pro spools, that’s lcnific. For the rest of thrm, sp~rls ends and thal the problems in intercollegiate athletics versity, which is more than just Ixing in a lihriiry. II’s also they have a good academic backg-oItrld and good conncc- are unsolvable. Kather, I maintain that the aboul being with other ~~c~J[Jlr...;irld grnirig rhe rest of the lions and they call go on IO a full and productive life.” approaches offered have been flawed, partic- student body cxcitrd and interested.” ularly with respect to one critical oversight. Overemphasis of sports All of the reform movements have used a Coaching women’s basketball top-down approach in which the needs of Bob Ryan, columnist institutions have been deemed more impor- The Boston Globe C. Vivian Stringer, women’s basketball coach University of Iowa “It might be wise to cxaminr this monster wc’vc crcatccl if tant than the educational needs of the stu- Ebony dent-athletes. it weren’t so frightening to do so. “The black female is caught in two situations. One. she “~l‘hc N(:AA Division I men’s basketbaII tournament is Virtually none of the reform agendas have doesn’t get the job opponunilies in rhe first place arid then both the finest and worst niomen~ in college ;lthlctiCS. Full addressed the substantial and significant when she does, there’s going to br the natural prejudices that of pagca~~try and great performancr~ and smiling faces and questions about what it means to be a stu- take place in what we consider the frontier of malt dorni- youthful enthusiasm (even among octogenarian alums), it tlilr1l.C - athletics.” dent-athlete. What reformers have over- represents America at its playful best. ‘March Madness,’ looked and what they never have really mm- viewed in this context, is a celebration of a sport and an aflir- Marian Washington, women’s basketball coach prehended is that no change in college sport mation ttlar we Americans still know how to throw a good University of Kansas can take place that does not come to terms party for ourselves. Ebony

with the world of sport as experienced by “If only people would view it in that COllwXt, lhirigs would “We put in the hours, WC work hard, we’re committed, we performing student-athletes. be fine. Bur we in this country can no longer do that. We are expect the same things of our women athlctcs that we expect This perceived oversight prompted me to forgetting how to gloriri, competition for its own sake. Merely fKJir1 our male athletes. Some insrirulions have nladc the havillg a ‘good game’ isn’t enough. Lcct’s c III die crap. Are YOU change. They’ve done it hecause they realize it’s right. Other institutions aIe going IO hc lorced to do it (make tllc change).” See Sports education, page 5 b coming home with a W or an L? April 6, 1994 The NCAA News Page 5 Legislator urges elimination of eligibility clearinghouse

AII ~)klahonta st;ttc It-gislatot- has Division I 01~ Division 11 sports 10 inghouse to ntakc a hrrk of a lot of However, thr N(:AA still spcttds tion Proposal No. I6 is altered or introdutrd a resolution chat, if apply through their clcarirtghottse ntoncy,” hr said. $500,000 annually in suppoK of the delayed. passed, would rtlrcJut-agc all state and pay for- such set-vice.... &pies Tttc clearinghouse was crra~ctl clcatinghouse and also pit ks up the Bastin said hr t)crame aware ot Iegislaturcs ICI urge (:ongrcss lo of this rrsolutiott (are to) bc dis- hy 3 vote of tltr 19!)3 NCAA GXl- ICC for those who arc gratttrd the cleatinghouse through l.er Roy rliminatc thr NCAA InirialLEligi- tributed to carh < hirf administra- vention. Propottcrtts 01 the prohTant waivers. Smith, a school board member- for hility (:leatittghottsr. tor of public edtJriiliOtl of the states have said it will rlitninate duplica- Core-course disputes the Mid Del School District in srtb- and territories of the United States, The resolulictt by Kep. <;ary tion of cffotl thr high-school coun- (;rade-point average and tcst- urban Oklahoma C:ity. Sntith is rhe and to the chairpersons of each B&n was passed Marrh 31 by the selors (who no longer will have to score rcquiremcnts for initial aca- tarht=r of Arizona State University state’s and territory’s legislative edtt- Rules (:ommittee of the Oklahoma send copies of records to several dcntic cligihility are fairly straight- wrestling coach Lee Koy Smith, cation cc~tntnittees.” House of Rcprcsrntativcs. Bastin collcgcs) ittld also will provide a sin- fotward, but differcnres of opinions Oklahoma Statr University coach Bastin said that the clcaring- said he has discussed the issue with gle version of wht=ther a prosprc- about Core courses have caused dis- John Smith and Pat Smith, who house is not ncccssaty and that he collcagurs and believes thr resoltt~ tive student-athlctc is academically putes among member institutions. rrcently became the first NCAA belicvcs that prospective studenr- t ion will pass. cligiblr as determined by grade- Rastin dismisses that Concern, wrestler to win four individual athletes should be permitted to The resolution “~tttc~tnagt=s each poinr average, standardized test saying: “I think that clisputc is a championships. establish their eligibility without reg- scores and core courses. stnall number to the tOtill (of all the Bastirt’s proposal is a rcsoluticn slate and trrritory of the United istering with a central agency or Prospects who hope to compete athletes who arc required to sign and would not create any new state States 10 pass legislation tnemorial- paying the $ I8 registration fcr. iring rhe United Stares Congress to in Divisions I or 11 in 1!)!14-95 must up with the cleatinghousc).” law regulating the Association. For pass Icgislation prohibiting the ‘day to makemoney ’ bc registered with the clearing- ~:ttrrrntly, a prospective sltident- that reason, it does not call into N(;AA and other athletic associa- He also believes rhe clearing- house. The $18 fee, which may bc itrhletc is required to have corn- question sonic of the C:ottstitutional tiotts tiotn rrquiring stitdrttts plan- housr is tinancially motivated. waived for those with a finaJ1cii~l plctcd 11 core coursrs; IS core concerns Ihar were at issue in the ning to enroll iii college as frcsh- “It looked IO me like it was one need, helps of&-t some of the clcar- coitrSC‘S will hc required starting iii rcccttt cast involving a so-called tii~n and watitittg to parriripatc iii way for the NC:AA and the clcar- ittghouse’s opcratittg rxpcnse. August I!)95 unless 1992 (:onven- “due-pro< css” law in Nevada. Schools celebrate student-athlete day with special events

(:ollrges and ttttiversiries in all 50 stratcd exrellencc itt COJllllltllli~y SIi1tlZ.S are spottsoring events in cotl- service. ~junCrion wit11 today’s seventh atinu- Crowky among Giant Steps winners Thr certificates arc signed by al ohservatttr of National STLJ- NC‘&4 Executive Director Cedric W. DcJIlpSey and by Richard I;tprhirk, DENT-Athlrtc Day (NSAD). letics administration, Osborne as a male coach, NCAA Ptvsident Joseph N. Crowley is orie of eight NC% president and director of the The observance, which focuses Stringer as a female coach and Leary as a coura- winners of this year’s Giant Steps Awards. Notlheastern ccntrr. Ott thr achievemctits OfstttdrtN-ath- geous female student-athlete. The awards are presented annually to individu- Dctnpscy said “the NC:AA hits letes in the classroom ilIld cotiitm~ Leary suffered a heart attack during the fall als and/or organieations’exemplif)ing the ideals hren very plcasrd to again support niry, is cCq~onsorc-d IliiliCJtlally by semester of her senior year, then retutned to the of and providing support for qademic and athlet- National STUDENT-Athlete Day the Natiottal (:onsot-tiuttt for its exceIl&ce by student-athletes. The recipients, pool that winter to set New, England freestyle with the consonium. nc contitt- Arademics attd Sports (N<:AS) and records. who also include two coaches&d a’s&ient-athlete 1Jed efforts of the ntrnihers of the NC:AA and is coordinated by aiNCA%institutions, will be honqed N&ember 2 Other reci@ienleof the awards areformer heavy- ttiitiOtlal consottiuni, coJlll~lelllellt~ Northeastern University’s (:enter at an atiaids ban&et in Boston. weight boxing champion Riddick Bowe in the cat- cd hy the strength of the N(:AA, for the Study of Sport in Society. egory of civic Ikader: Rachel Robinson, president The awards are sponsore$ by Northeastern ttave truly increased tttr itrtpart of NSAD was established to honor terf$rtheSmdypfSportinSot imson Foundation, civic.‘lead$ NSAD nationwide.” student-athletes and the network of ~~~~~~ d:iiFdcrll.~~&~&t Ana+& Added Lapchick, “The stttdcttt- p~lt~cJlts. learhers, coachrs and &ade&is.‘&d Sp& ‘and ihq I%% High School in Washington, DC., male coach, and athlctcs who we rccogttirc in school systcttts that makes it possi- Joining Crowley, president of the University of Felipe Lopez.,a aenior basketball player at Rice High National STUDENT-Athlete Day l)lr lor young pcoplc to strike a hill- School in Harlem. New York, courageous male stu- Nevada. as award recipients are Tom Osborne. head givta our country hope al a time ;1ttc~ hctween nthlctics ittt(1 ac-ade- football ‘coach at the University of Nebraska, dent-athlete. when the lives of so many of our mics. Tltc CJl~setvance otigin;1lly was Lincoln; C. Vivian Stringer, head women’s basket- Lopez, who has announced plans to play at St. youth arc tttiretl in despair. Tltrse organized in I988 I,y N(ZAS tncm ball coach at the University of Iowa, and Michele John’s University (New York), immigrated from student~;tthlctrs have direction attd brrs, which at-r cotttJttil~c.cl lo pro- Puerto Rico duringjunior high school and has Leary. a swimmer at the Unive&y of Massachusetts, purpose, and see thrre is t~CilSOt1 lo viding oppottttttiticr lor li~i~ttct~ a11t- Amherst. become a role model for Hispanic youth in New helirvc itt thetnselvcs. Arttcric a Ictcs to c otitinuc thcit- purstiil of Crowley is being honored in the category of ath- York City. should hc vrty proud ofthcnt.” highctm cdttc-ation. It now witlrly ‘l‘wo major NSAD-t-clatccl cv. Has Ictcs. the National Collegiate blend attd iticotpo1-ate who Ihr atb higher cducatiott creiitcd a sports It was obviotts from my study that prevention cduc ation (72 pcrcrttt), Athletic Association, 6201 Ic~e is with what Itr or she expcri- ClJhLlIY that knows linlr or nothing rhe institutiotts respondittg (.5X per- antig;tnthlittg education (8!l per- College Boulevard, Overland ;tl>ottl 111~I-olc of sport itrltl athlctcs cent of Ilivision 1-A) itrr doing a CCtlt) Atld titllc JJJ;1Jl;lgetlletlt (81 fmccs in a11 il(XtktlliC etl\iroJlJll~tll. Pork, Kansas 662 1 l-2422. ill our society? Havr c ollegcs and poorjoh of educatittg sltttlen~ath prrcetit). ‘I’ltrough the dtsscnti~taliott 01 Phone 913/339-1906 Sub- ttttiversitics ovrrloctkcd their t-c- lrtes about the special issues that Frorit the study, we can gritcr-al- kttowlt+e and cxpcrietlc es relat- scription rote: $24 annually spottsil,ility to teach those in sport affect their lives. ‘I‘he data rlriil-ly tze that collrges and utiivcrsities ~(1 IO sport, the courses ran setvc prepaid; $15 annually pre- ahOUt SlJO~t: (:otlld this OVerSigll~ bc demonstratrd that studcttt-athleres that compete at the clitc lrvrl of Ihr s~utlent~athlctc and act as a poid for iunior college and why iitllletics adntittislratc~rs, faCt1lL participating at the elite lrvel of itttcrtc~llegiatc sport have failed in lorce to shape college sport attd high-school faculty members and students; $12 annually ‘y and coaches have hec-JJ unable intercollegiate sport are not their rrsponsibility to require aca- society for the c omtnon good. prepaid for students and fac- to find niraningful and lasring rccluirrd to have cvctt the most drmic expericnccs r&ted to sport ulv at NCAA member institu- agendas for the refotm of itttrrcol- basic knowledge of sport for young men a~td wotnen who John h’ilboulu was a graduate crr,U- tions; $50 annually for for- lcgiate sport? Is ir any wonder that the only participate in sport. The notion of tant baskrtball conch at the lJniu~.sity eign subscriptions. For first- image the sports establishment has rmpowermcnt through education of Califinnia, 1.o.sAnRpIps, in tk t&y ‘l‘o sttbstittttiiilr my hypothesis, I class upgrade, forward on of sport is that of it business cnter- and cotning to terms with the 198(ls and svnrpd o.s an assistant coo& decided to survey and document additional $26 [except for- meaning 01 sport for the student- /or the Phzladrlphia 7her.s of thr the availability of cottrscs and prise? eign orders). No refunds on Thr also dcmonsuatrd that athlete simply is not included in the National Hash&ball Acsonatzon from opportutiitirs in spott ShJdieS at study subscriptions. Second-class rducational experiences of stttdctlt- 198.2 to 1984. He recently complet~~dhis NCAA Division 1-A ittstitulions. ntost institutions do Itot require stu- postage paid at Shawnee ditsttiation at Ohio St& IJnivrrstty on Many ot the abuses in college sport dent-athletes to learn about matte13 athlrtcs in higher cdttcation. Mission, Kansas. Address cor- Cllillq~C:c’I “Bullding a Bridge Brtween Athktir.s OKtJr a h:l~ ICVCl. 1 itlb?lldeC~ to VU- of particular concern lo their lives. If those with the rcfonn rections requested. Postmaster ify that, asiclc from their success in The pcrccntages were cxtraordi- of ititcrcollrgiate sport arc sittcere nnd Arademzcs. ” Those intrrsted zn send address changes to teaching thr “X’s and O’s,” collrges narily high: race (98 prrc ml not about their efforts, they must morf mfomwtim may contact NCAA Publishing, 6201 and univcrsitirs have failed to teach rrquired), gcndcr (!a8 percent), reverse the direction of reform Kilbounrrr~uat Ohzo State IJ&msity, 337 College Boulevard, Overland Park, Kansas, 662 1 l-2422. those itivolvrd in sport abonl SpotXc being a public figure (92 pcrcettt), from top-clown to bottom-up. As a Wu.st 17th, No. 334, Columbus, Ohio histoty, the socio/cultural signifi- study skills (76 percent), career first step, institutions Jleed I0 con- 43210, or call him rrt 614/292-2504. Page 6 The NCAA News April 6, 1994 Hammer the: New women’s field event gets frost shot

By Shwen R. Hagwell onships, irl 1084. at the New England Divisions I and III and championships. THE NCAA NEWS STAFF Easten Collegiate Athletic Conference cham- Solllr C’CJiicllCS idSO Say ;itIclillg IllC CVCllt t0 Movement in Division I pionships. It idSO is a11 open event at tllc USA this year’s championships was plmcmaturc. It Deb Aitken has waited nearly nine yrars C:urrrntly, Division 111 is the only champi- Track and Field (:hampiorlships. is their contention that the cvcnt is primali~ to witnrss firsthand thr women’s hammer onships to adopt wwI1~11’s hammer. Thr “I think it’s an event that is going to take ly contcstcd Cm tllc East Coast, and that the throw at the NCAA Division III Women’s Division I subcommittee of the Men’s and off;” said Marcia Thurwarhter, women’s track addition of the event should have been Outdoor Track and Firld Championships. Wornen’s Track Cornmittec has forwarded ;I and field coach at North Central and a mcm delayed to give teams time IO train athletes That wait is about to end. proposal to the Exccutivc Committee rcc- brr of the Men’s and Women’s Track and anange proper facilities. They argue that On May 26, the hammer throw will make ommcnding that the 20-pound weight throw Committee. “In the past, a lot of teams have adding the event to this year’s championships its natiorlal-charnpiorlshiIJs debut at the and l-kilogram hammer throw be added to shied away from it bcc;ll~Se it wasn’t a rharn- all 1x11guarantees that the rhaml~ionships Division III women’s meet when a minimum the Division 1 indoor and outdoor champi- pionship event. Now, 1 think it’s going IO field will bc dominated by East Coast teams. onships, respectively, beginning in 1996. of 15 student-athletes compete in the cvcnt catch on, especially in the Midwest.” Answering the critics The Division I rerommrndation includes at North Central Collcgc. Advocates say the rcccnt surge in the “Coaches opposed are against it because “I’ve been trying to get (hammer) in for as a provision that the weight-throw and ham- cvcnt’s popularity is because athlctcs realize mcr-throw events be added only if addition- rhey don’r want IO roach an additional evrnt,” long as I’ve bern here,” said Aitken, women’s success mcrc rapidly than in other throwing al berths are added IO the women’s champi- Aitkcn said. “They say they’re worried about track and field roach at Colby College. “At events, such as the shot put or discus. Also, onships. The Division I suhcommittec’s safery because they don’t have the Carilities. times, it’s been a real struggle.” they say the hammer does not require the position is that the cvcnts should not be My argument is if men arc throwing it, you In August 1993, the NCAA Executive brute strength that other throwing ~venrs adclecl at the expense of current events. have to have some kind of farility.” Committee approved a recommendation require, thus allowing more athletes to com- “The major reason WC pl~shcd for the ham- As tar E:ilSt CoaSt Ira~Tls dorrlinating tllc from the Division III subcommittee of the pete. mer was that it not only ensures gender equi- cvcnt, Tcniquez says that will change quirk- NCAA Men’s and Women’s Track Committer “Our top hammer thrower started throw- ty in terms of numbers of athletes, but it also ‘Y. 10 acid women’s hammer throw and adjust ing Iwo yrars ago never having donr ally- gives more championship opportunities,” said “Hisrorirally, when men’s hammer was field sizes in sclcctcd rvcnts for the outdoor thing in track and field; she was a sorrer play- William ‘I‘erriquez Jr., men’s track and field :Itldrd it WiIS I”-~(lc~rrlitliilltly all F&t CbiIst championships. cr,” Aitkcn said. coach at Carleton Collrgr and chair of the cvcut,” hc said. “If’ you look at what has tran Those actions were madr possible when Division III outdoor track subcornmittec of Some growing pains spired, you’ll set that the rest of the rountry thr Executive Committee in May 1993 the Mm’s anti WOIIKXI’S Track Committee. caught up very quickly. II might lx II~ 11w approved the allocation of 69 additional Whilr the futurr of-thr event is bright, this “h’s been something people have pushed for k&I (h3Sl might tlOIlliI1iltr (this yCilI”S rvcllt), berths to the cll;lrripionships. incrcascd year’s event is likely to experience sonic grow- Thr a number of years. Given the gender-equity lw WC s11spcrt tl1;1t wo11’t ll;lppCll vc1y long. numbtrs wart’ r~c0mm~ntlrt1 by the Division ing piliIlS. In fact, it is already happening. numbers, ancl the fact that coaches have been “It’s arua7iiig. wlirn you put an cvcnt in a The Division III suhcomniittee - hoping III (:h:unpionships ~:oniniittcc after ;i cham clamoring lbr- it, we felr i1 was rime 10 add (the national chxupionship, 110~ people see the pionsliips-wide study. to avoid a repeat of what happened whrn too- CvcllI).” opponuiiity 10 scorcz points illld lly il.” Allocation of the 69 hrrths incrrascd from lenient qualifying standards were set for the AII~ what about criticism that the suh- Wasn’t unexpected 246 to 3 1.5 the maximum number of women triplejump ant1 more than 50 athletes quali- cornmittrr iKttY1 too hastily illld tll;lI tllc SpOlt student~athlctes at the outdoor champi- Thr decision, while long in coming for lied for the event - set stringent standards would have hccn hcttcr scrvcd hy delaying onships. By comparison, men arc allowrd a some roaches, was not unexpected. Once for the hammer throw. The result: fewer ath- implementatioii~ maximum of344 stlcdcnt-atlllrtcs. Also, the vicwecl SOlCly ;lS ;I ltlf3l’S evrrll, lliilTlI1lC~ - lctcs than anticipated have attained the auto- “Wt- ft.11 addi~~g anotlicr cvcnt was irnpor- addition ofcc~mprtitiori in wom~n’s l~ammer and its indoor counterpart, the weight throw matic (48.78 meters or IS0 feet) or provisional tant,” Tcrriquez said. “Coaches have told us increased to 20 the number of events con- ~ recently has gained popularity as a wom- (42.68 mctcrs or 140 feet) qualifying mark that they wanted iirw cvcnts. With the addi- tested at the women’s championships; men an’s evenL I‘eams, mostly from tht= Easr Coast, thus far. Terriquez notes that the provision- lional IlI~~llhTs, illld with tllc growing intel-= contrst 21 events. Women’s triple jiirrip was have been contesting rhr events for years. In al standard has been lowered to ensure a cst (in hammer), itjust seemed like the per- thr last rvcnt to hc ad&d to thr champi- fact, women’s hammer is annually contested minimum size field (I.5 competitors) at the fect time IO add 11x rvtw.” Poagraduate scholamhip Former Teddy winner Hamilton dies must be mailed by April 26 Thomas H;ur~ilto~l, winnrr of and Kennrtly atllnirlistr-atioils, he servrd on the rhe N(XA’s ‘I‘l~eotlorr Koo- youth-lirness programs. He also was ~hr chair of the Nominations for NC:AA post& which his or her final sc;is011 ofrli~ srvrl~ Award in 1!)76, died April NCAA Youth Fitness C:ommittee. @lClUiitC ~l1oliIrrllipS iii SpOltS Olll- giljility 111~~1~1~N(:AA IrgisliIIio11 3 ol’piic~iiiioiiia iii t~:hula Vista, Hamilton was inducted into die National t;c~o~l~all cr thall f&tball ;IN~ b;lskcth;lll lntlst wows. (:aliforiiia. FountLuion ancl Hall 01 Fame in 1!KL For I ti years, IK mailcci I)y Alnil 26 to tht appro- n n- s~llt~t.ll~-~lt~l~c~~~ lrllls~ tl;lVt ~1;inii1ton, HX, was c-xtauivt he ~cmt-d OII ~hr ~xu-utivc~ hoard 01 rhe IJ.S. priate clisrrit I 5rlcc Ii011 c oriimiIIet l~~rlo~mrd with tlisriilc~Iion as ;I t1irt.c 101 01 Iht. 1’;~ ilk 8 (hii- Olyiiipi~ (hn11i1ir1~~r. Chilil~, ;IS odiiietl iI Ihr iI1stm Iion rncmilx~ 01 Ihc wrsity Ican it1 tlit ~TCIK~ (IIOM. I’x-IO) Irom 1!6!L F.;II lice ill Iii, GII c’c‘I~,IIC was fi)othall ~oacl~ ;It Navy IllC.lllOI~iIllCIl1lll illlll ll(~lllillilli0ll spo11 i11 wl1ic I1 I1c 01 SIIC )1;1s 1~~11 71. and was the school’s atlilrtics dircrtor in I!l~l%49. f&lcr that was mailed Mxcl~ IX to ~~oriiii~alctl. ‘l‘lic clcg~ cc of the stic- t l;lmiltoll was ;III allLAmct~ 1 Ic later srrvcd ;is athlcrics director for IO years at all NCAA mcmhcr institutions. dcntLltlllctc’s xtlilctics ildliC\~ClllCllt ican football halfl);tck for the Hamilton the LJnivcrsity of Pittsburgh. Thr NCAA Fostp-aduatc Scholx= will bc wrighrd at Icast cclu;~lly with U.S. N:~val Ac~lcrny in l!t’Lli. ship ~:oniiiiittee will award Scholl the degree of acxleinic perli,r- Ht- gr;~Clua~rtl lrom Navy in I!)27 a11tl eventually H;luliltoll is survivrtl I)y his wifC, Err~rrGr, ;IIICI IWO arships of $5,000 each to 6X varsity manre. rcac hrcl thy rxnk 01 rear- admiral. 111rhe Eisenhower sons, Thc~~ltas HamiltoIl Jr. and William H;unilton. athletes (34 men and 34 women) in n The sludent-athlrtr should SpOIlS othrr IhaIl thC)thall iIl1d IXIS- intend IO continur ;I( ;idcu~ic work kerhall in which the NCAA spon- as a full-time graduate student wirh- Events sors national-chaiiipioliship coiii- in Gve years from the date of the petition. award. Of the winners, 12 men and I2 n The student-athlete must have Special activities today highlight student-athlete day women will br selected from behaved, both on and off the field, Division I and 12 men and 12 in a manner that has brought cred- b Continued from page 5 IJnivclmsity of (Llifornia, Silnta SchW~l StlldClll~iltlll~It~S frOII1 tllC women from Divisions II and III, it to the student-athlete, the mstitu- Ralt~;Iril, and Oliver Purnrll of<)lcI KiclllIlond, Virginia, arca i1t all and the remaining 10 men and IO tion and intrrcollrgiatc athlrtics. Dominion University. assembly presided over by Virginia In (Charlotte, North ollS other tllilll foOIbi1ll iIll(1 IXlS- halanrc between academics and ofVirginia and National ISaskrtbaIl dent-athletes also participated in ;1 an ovrr;ill rliirlirriurn c.uniul;tlivc kctl>illl. ‘l‘o nomillatc ii studcllt-ath- spcms hy Division’1 men’s basket- Association star Kalph Sampson h-cc-throw contest. grade-point ilVt3iigC of‘Y.000 (4.000 IClr, the S~llC>C>l’S f;l~lllty iIllll~ti~S hall <'Oil< llrs Rohhy <~reiiiins of and ;I Heisman Trophy-pose con- scale) 01~ its cquivalcnt. rcpi~cscntative must CoC>rdillilte thr Georgia Institute ofl‘echnology; At the Worrwt~‘s Final Four, ICSI +dged by 1Jnivrrsity of n Thr studcn~athlctr nlust hc roiiiplctioii of five forms iiicludcd Jim (Calhoun of the LJniversity of Virginia (:or~~~norlwe;~lth IJnivcrsity Mic llIga~1 trophy winner Drsrnolld cll1ollcd in thr academic YCill- ill iii the 1101lIi11iIIio11 tbldcl. 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April 6, 1994 The NCAA News w Championships dates and sites

Division II champion Oakland University lacrosse Division III champlon Kenyon College - Men’s - - Women’s - Division I, 24th Byrd Stadium S/28&30/94 Cross country College Pork Division I champion Stanford University Maryland [University atMaryland, Calb Port, host) - Men’s - Division II champion Oakland University Division II, 10th To be determined 5/14or 15/94 Division I champion University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Division Ill champion Kenyon College Division Ill, 15th Byrd Stadium S/29/94 Division II chompion Adams State College Indoor track College Pork, Maryland Division III champion North Central College [University of Maryland, College Pa&, host) - Men’s - - Women’s - - Women’s - Division I champion Villanova University Division I champion University of Arkansas, Fayetteville National Byrd Stadium S/21-22/94 Division II champion Abilene Christian University Division II champion Adams State College Collegiate, College Park, Motylond Division Ill champion State University College ot Cortland Division IJI chompion University of Wisconsin, Lo Crosse 13th (University of Morylond, College ParL, host) - Women’s - Division Ill, 10th Byrd Stadium S/21 -22/94 Field hockey College Park, Maryland Division I chompion Louisiona State University Division I champion University of Morylond, College Park (University of Maryland, Cailege Park, host) Division II champion Abilene Christian Universib Division II chompion Bloomsburg Unlverslty of Pennsylvania Division Ill champion University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh Softball Division III champion State University College at Cortland - Women’s - Football Wrestling Division I, 13th Amateur Softball Associohon 5/26-30/94 Division I chompion Oklahoma State University Division I-AA champion Youngstown State University Hall of Fome Stodium Division II champion University of Central Oklohomo Division II champion University of North Alabama Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Division Ill champion Ithaca College Division Ill champion Mount Union College Division II, 13th Johnson County Girls’ Athletic 5/19-22/94 Association Softball Complex Soccer Shawnee, Kansas (MdAmerica - Men’s - Intercollegiate Athletics Association, host] Divwon I champion University of Virginia Division Ill, 13th City of Solem, Virginia 5/l 9-22/94 Division II champion Seattle Pacific University (Old Dominion Athletic Division Ill champion University of Californio, Son Diego Conference, host) - Women’s - Division I champion University of North Corolino, Chapel Hill Tennis Division II champion Barry University - Men’s - Divwon Ill champion Trenton State College Division I, 1 10th Unwersily of Notre Dame 5/Z l-29/94 Division II, 32nd Corrioge Club and 5/l 3-l 9/94 Volleyball Homesteod Club Kansas City, Missouri - Women’s - [Southwest Baptist University, host) Division I champion Collfornio State University, Lang Beach Division Ill, 19th University of Redlonds 5/ l&23/94 Division II champion Northern Michigan Universiv - Women’s - Division III champion Washington University (Missouri) Dwslon I, 13th University of Georgia 5/ 13-2 l/94 Water polo Division II, 13th California State 5/6-l 2/94 Polytechnic Unwersity - Men’s - Pomona, Colifornio National Collegiote champion Stanford University Division Ill, 13th Kalamazoo College 5/10-16/94 Outdoor track - Men’s - Division I, 73rd Boise State Unwersih/ 6/ l-4/94 Basketball Dwision II, 32nd St Augustine’s College 5/25-28/94 - Men’s - Division Ill, 2 1 st North Central College 5/25-28/94 Division I champion University of Arkonsos, Foyetteville - Women’s - Division II chompion California State University, Bakersfield Division I, 13th Boise State Unwersiv 6/ l-4/94 Division Ill chompion Lebanon Valley College Division II, 13th St. Augustine’s College 5/25-23/94 - Women’s - Division Ill, 13th North Central College 5125.28194 Division I chompian University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Division II champion North Dokota State University Stfln Couard o/ the University of South071 Indian,a, Volleyball Division III chompion Capitol University was named thz ,most outstanding player oj the NCAA - Men’s - Divi.rion II Men’s Basketball [email protected]~~. Gouard National Indiana University-Purdue 5/6-7/94 Fencing Collegiate, 25th University, Fort Woyne scored 30 points in the championship final, a 92-86 - Men’s and women’s - loss to California State University, HakPrsfiivld. Natlonol Collegiate champion Unwersity of Notre Dome

Gymnastics - Men’s - Baseball National University of Nebraska, Lincoln 4/22-23/94 Division I, 48th Rosenblatt Memorial Stadium 6/3-l l/94 Collegiate, 52nd Omaha, Nebraska - Women’s - (Creighton University, host) National University of Utah 4/2 l-23/94 Division II, 27th Paterson Field 5/286/4/94 Collegiote, 13th Montgomery, Alabama (Valdosta Stote University, host) Ice hockey Division Ill, 19th C 0. Brawn Stadium 5/26-3 l/94 Battle Creek, Michigan - Men’s - (Albion College, host) Division I champion lake Superior State University Golf Division II chompion 6emidji State University - Men’s - Owlsion III champion University of Wisconsin, River Foils Division I, 97th Stanebridge Country Club 6/l-4/94 McKinney, Texas Rifle (Southern Methodist University, host) - Men’s and women’s - Division II, 32nd Queen’s Horbour Yacht & 5/ 17.20/94 Country Club University of Alaska Foirbonks Natlonal Collegiate champion Jacksonville, Florida Skiing (University of North Florida, host) Division Ill, 20th King’s Grant Country Club 5/l 7-20/94 - Men’s and women’s - Foyetteville, North Carolina National Collegiate champion University of Vermont (Methodist College, host) Brian Earlq of the Uniueuity of SouUu7-n California - Women’s - Swimming won th platj&m diving title at the NCAA Division I Nationol Oregon Golf Club S/25-28/94 - Men’s - Portlond, Oregon Men 5 Swimming and Diving Championships. Earley Division I champion Stanford University (University of Oregon, host) also won the title in 1992. Page 8 The NCAA News April 6, 1994 Hog wild: Late three-pointer lifts Razorbacks to first Final Four crown

As his Arkansas tram and its by Thurman gave Arkansas a otlt-- fans-including President Ctin- point half-time Icad, 34-33. Duke Ion-celebrated a 7672 victory over opened the second half with a 15 Duke in 11lr rl;ltiorlakhampionship 4 run to go up by 10 with 17 rriili- game, coach Nolan Richardson’s utcs tell. Anloriio L~ng’s tayup gave postgamr thoughts turned to his Dukr ;I 4X-38 cushion and forced d;~ugt~tcr Yvorirrc, who died of Kichardson to call a timeout. leukemia during his scrond season “.t‘en points with 17 minutes is at IllC sthool. nor a big lead,” Duke coach Mike “As I walk out of hrrc tonight, I’ll Krryzewski said. “We used ;I lot of say what I say 10 her every nigh1 emotion during ttial run. ~l‘tial sluff ;llicr ii h;lllg;ln~c: ‘Baby, WC‘ got YOU happens. It was a posscssioll-pcl- ano(hcr one. And to mc that’s a possrssion gmie.” grr;it lcclillg hcc~~se she was a The K;t/orla;u ks an~wcrtd great 1;111 of cotlcge l~~~sketl~~~lt,” Duke’s n111 with iI 14-4 SQUID of’Illcir Richardson lold a (:I% rcportcr own, tying the game ;iI 52 when iiticr tile g;tnlr. (Corey 13rrk convcrterl one of two wlmr tt1c Kaz01backs go:ot was the Free 11mws at the 1237 mark. sct~oot’s first NCAA Division I The Blue Dcvits 11aitcd by fivr Men’s R;~sketl~;~tt <:harllpiollship with six minutes tcft in the ~XIIC hut title. The tinal featured an AI-kansas went ahead 63-62 on two consec1i- team Ihat came up short in four prc- tive tlircc-poirirrrs by (Iiris Collins. vious trips to thr Final Four againsr The game was tied al 65 and once Duke, a rwo-time national champi- more at 70 after Duke’s Grant Hilt 011. hit a thrccqointcr from rhe top of Arkansas used tenacious defense rhe key with I :29 remaining. ;uld took ;ldv;rrtlitgc of several shifts Arkansas got most of its offense in IIWITW~IIIII~ IO shut down the from torwartt Corliss Williamson, 151~ DIGIS. %orty ‘I‘humlim’S arch- ~hr tournament’s most outstanding ing thrcepoint shot with 51 scronds ptilycr. Williamson scored 23 points rcrliaiiiiiig ill thr game-and one and added right rchounds. Hr also SC

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A second (.7 actudy) chance: Tar Heels earn I women’s title

(Charlotte Smith’s three-pointer with less than ant- scc~orid left in the gamr propcllctl North (:arolitla to ;I 60-W victory over Ir)uisiana Tech in the ch;inipionsllip g;inIt 01 Ihr I!)!)4 Wouic~i’s Filial Four Al)ril 3 in Kit-hmond, Virginia. Smith’s hrroics capped ;i 20- poilit, 25rcl)oi~titl perlormance in the fl11;1l and Sccul’etl Iwr [‘IXC a.5 IhC IOUlIl~llllcll~‘S IllOsl ~Jut\l~lnt~iIlg player. He1 ?S l~cl~<~llIldS \VilS iI rlt;iritl)ioiisliiI)-R:““’ rccot~tl. “I k11cw I Iiatl lo tlo it,” Smith said of her ~:unc~\\ilulirlg 1);iskc.t. “II was 211 O,tlU. Iron1 the concl1, ancl I Id to ktq~c~onfitlcntc ill u~ycelf. I w;111t to I0111111~~11d my te;1111111;1tcs ro1- Ilcll)irlg III~’ ktq my (ompos~~rc.” l’hc sta~c w;ls set fi,l il Illtilling tiiiisll as l.ottiSi;it1:1 I‘ecb worked its w.iy b.ick Ironi ;I scvcIi+IIt clcfit it o\‘cr it six-liiiIlItte stretch in tllc Seem 011tl ll~llf’. TlIe l.;1tly .I‘(,( I1\tt~rs trailetl NonI (~m*~liiia, ,1X- 1 I. 21 tlic. I I : I I mtrk. 1’;1m ‘l’hom~ sco~~cd six poiiits duIil,g l.ouisi;in;i ‘l‘ccli’s 12- 0 rLt11. ‘l‘hc L*;ldy ~rccllstrI~S took ;i 53-4x Ie;1tl 011 :I layLIp by ‘rllon1;ls will1 5:M rrm;tining. The T;II Heels tirtl tl1r gm1~ ;1t 53 wit11 2:4.5 lrlt 011 ;I l;cytll) by Smith. Frtlc g;uuc was ticd ;tg;tiIi ai Norlh Ca,rolinn’s CAnrlotte Smith (No. 23 55 and 57 IY&X a I ‘L-fi)ot b;isrlillr ahouc~) trk to block u shot by Louisinna Tkh Is jumper by ‘lhomas gave Louisiana Maquisha Walker during the champiorzship ‘Tct II a 5!)-57 Icad with I4 seconds ,- Icft. No1111 Carolina worked for the pm?. North Cm-olina Is Stephanie Smith 'eji) last shot, but Tollyil Sanll)son goes to the jloor to keel ) the ball awuy 7)m missed a jumper with just under IO I,ouisiana Tech’s Debra Williams duril the sccO~ids remaining. jrst half: Smith nailed a three-pain t .shot lh Winning play buzzer to give thu T~ir He1%!.s u 60-59 ’ victor she also scored 20 points and wnpio? A scramble for the rebound had a chc, Lip- resulted in a held bail with only sev- game-record 23 rebound-s. en-tenths of ;I second lcfi on the thr-six shooting from the firId in somebody on the ball. WC thought game clock. The possession arrow the first half. Sampson carried Lhe they’d lob the ball in to (:rawlry. We favored Non11 Carolina, and after load for North Carolina in the first should lliive switched out. calling two tirneouls, coach Sylvia half, scoring 17 of her game-high “I’In nor asharried al all of coni- Hatclrcll dia~~mmed the winning 21 points in that period. The Tar ing hcrr and losing to North play. Hrt-Is trailed by as many as five in Carolina. I give them full credit,” “I tlied IO make it exciting for you the first half. Sampson’s steal and Rarmore said. “They’re the cbarn- guys,” Hatc~hrll told the meclia in layup at the buzzer sent the teams pions. I will not allow this team Lo thr poslgamr news confei~cnce. into the locker room tied at 32. lcavc hrre with their heads down.” “C:an you belicvr that!” Thomas led Louisi;ula Tech with The one-point victory margin was The coach described the se- 15 points. Tcarnmate Virkie the smallest in Women’s Final Foul qurnce of events leading to the Johnson added 12 points and 10 history. Three c~hampionship play. rebounds. Sylvia Crawlcy scort-d 14 games have been dccidcd by IWC) “Wr changed the play twice. points for North Carolina. All 60 of‘ poinls. They took the first play that we the Tar Heels’ points werr scored .I‘he Tar I Iccls finished with a 14- called away from us. I told by the starting five. In the two-game game victory streak and a M-2 Stcphanic (Lawrence) if that hap- tournament, the North Carolina record. North Carolina advanced pcncd to call timeout and she did. starters accounted for all but 10 to the title game with an 89-74 vic- Then WC changed the play in the points. tory over Purdue. huddle, and 1 told the tGlJI1 that WC were going for the win, not the tic. The championship is the first for Louisiana Tech had its 25-game victory streak snapped and cndcd “T(>Ilyil Sa111p~ou was a decoy North Carolina women’s basketball. the year at 3 l-4. It gained a spot in conii~ig down, and the girl who was It was the Lady Tcchstcrs’ tifth the final wirh a fi!l-(i6 win over covering

Intclmcst in 111c NCCiltlSt* tht- stations carrying tllr rcle- over-air rights also wcrc sold for regional 11nI11l1rr 01 telecasts solcl front the event I;ISI casts arc I rslmisible for production costs. Demonstrated growth semifinals in Har&ord, Connecticut, fc,r thr yrar more than tloublcd the number Irom Rqina L. McNe.11, NC:AA ;IssistanI clirec- 1!)!)2. Sccolld-routltl ronipetition. howcvcr, dr- Ior 01 broadcast scI-\.ic cs, said rights lo!- a few See Women, page 20 b Paae 10 The NCAA News Ad 6, 1994 Lakers reign Superior with decisive 9-l win

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.l‘hr Iict that Lake Superior State with a wrist shot. won tllc NCAA Ihisiw I MUI’s Itr At the l7:2 I mark, Brcnnan was Hockey (hunpionship is not a SW- whisrled for cross-checking. Five prisc. Tlic fact that it won without St-rends I;llrl’, stcvt.ll Rarncs co,,- nrcdiilg ovcrtinir is ;I suiprisr. llcctetl 011 a slap slwt that dcflcC+ TIIC I.;tkcrs broke open ii close cd off Terrier tleft~nseman Kaj fquiic with three consccutivc see- Linna. oncl-period powt-r-play goals ;uitl Brrnnan then received a rough- cruised to ;I 91 victory over Boston ing penalty at IX:t’l, and Sean 17. in lhr title game AInil 2 in St. Tallairr, who was n;nnrd tllc tom- Paul, Minnesota. tianient’s most outstanding player, Thr Lakrrs played I3 ovcrtimc srorcd on a rebound shot to give panics this yrar, including their Iirst the Lakers a 6-l Imd. thrt-c games in the NCAA rhampi- In the semifinals and final, Sean onship-a toumamcnt fiirst. But Iivc Tallaire scored three goals and second-period goals wrapped up assisted on three others. the title and rcsultrd in the most lopsided championship-game vic- Said Boston CJ. coach Jack Parker, tory since 196 1, when Denver heat “We took stupid pcnal;ies. We lost St. Lawrcncr, 12-2. our poise. That was not how we played the last two months; it was Brad Willner (right) of L a k e S u p erior State squares off against Mike Prendergast dun&g the “I didn’t think we had the virto- like we were in a ha;e. Division I Men’s Ice Hockey Championship. Lake Superior State beut Boston U., 9-1, to win its sec- ry unril there were only a few min- utes left in the game,” said Laker “We were outdisciphned tonight, ond titb in three years. The large margin of victory wa.s a surprisefor th,e Labs, who played 13 goaltender Rlairie I.acher. “We and that is what makes it 9-l in a overtime games this seoxon, including their first three games in the NCAA tournament. haven’t had many games like this, championship game. The differ- ence in discipline and effort was especially in the playoffs. A game like this was great on my nerves.” remarkable.” It was the second championship Larher made 24 saves and fin- in three years frzr the Lakers and ished with a tcan-record and their third title overall. Last year, nation-leading 1.98 goals-against Lake Superior State lost, 5-4, to average. Maine in the championship game. Lake Superior State’s Rob After taking his team to three Valicetic scored the only goal of the consccutivc title games, Lakers first period on a feed from Kurt coach.JcffJackson has the best win- Miller ad Gc~ald Tallairr at 13:40. lling perce:~tagr (129-32-17, .772) ot The Lakers set the tone for the any active Division I coarh. game’ early as they outshot the Terriers, 12-2, in the opening per- “It W;IS unhclicvablr ;llld il od. trcnicndous team effort by the players and my assistant coaches,” Ill the scc011d pcTi”‘l, tl1c I.akers’ said Jarkson. “I didn’t cxpcct us to Matt :U\,ry and Miller hoth scored pt3-fbnn as warll as we tlitl. ‘I‘hr turn- fol ;I :1-OIcad I)cf&r Ricll 1%1c11lrall itlg poiltt W;IT killing off 111~pc~~al- of I~o.\lol~ I :. >( orrtl what would I-Be ty with the score 51 and then Scot- the ‘1 crricrs’ only goal on ;I I~>wcI- ing the go:ll.” Illil) ;I1 !):40. Along with ?&II Tallai~~c. othcl I‘hr first ol lhc J)owt~r+ay goals I .akcl s 11an1u1 to IIIC all-IOUI.II;I- th;lt c los~l tllc door OII 111~TcGers nicnt tcani included goaltcntlcr C;~IIIC af’tclm the 1:1:50 m;rlmk, when l.xl1cr, tlcfcnsclncrl Barnes and Jon Prau of Eoston U. was called for Keith Aldridgc, ;111d f<)lw;lrd holding. Twenty-three st=ronds lat- Clayton Bcddors. Boston LT. toI - er,.Jay Nrss I>eilt Tcnier go:“;tIte~ldrr ward Mike Pomirhtcr also was Derek Ilcrlofsky flmorn the point llarrlt-d to the teaIll. Minnesota-Duluth’s

‘f’hc foul- all-Amrrica teanls Marinucci is selected used to drtcrminc c011scnsus Division I men’s aIl~Arncrirans Hobey Baker winner have heen released by two nation al wiry selvires~‘l‘he Associated Prrss and United Press In- Jason Kidd, tllan any player in rollcgc hockey. (:;alifor,,ia: I)onyrll M~lrSh~ll, Marinucci’s l:ollIlrrt,~ LII: (;lerir, K~,l,ittboii, selection WiIS Other- finiilisls for Itlc aW;ird Yurdur; (Xllord K&u. Louisville. made April I in were Craig Conroy, Clarkson; Dean Second team St. Paul, Matinucci Fedorchuk, Alaska Fairbanks; Neil Melvin Booker, Missouri; Lanlond Minnesota, site Little, Renssclacr; Scan McCann, Murray, (;alifornia; Jaltn Rose, of the NCAA Division 1 Men’s Ice Harvard; David Oliver, Michigan; Michigan; Khalid Reeves. Arizona; First team Hockey Championship. Corliss Williamson, Arkansas. ~Jamic Ram, Michigan Tech; (;ra,,t Hill, Duke: Jason Kidd, Fnrshman of the year Marinucci, Who ciitlict WaS Dwayne Roloson, Massarhusetts- <:aliforlua, Donycll Marshall, C:on- Joe Smith, Marylaud. named the Wcstcrn Collegiate Lowell; Steve Shields, Mirhigan, Hockey Association player of the and Brian Wiseman, Michigan. April 6, 1994 The NCAA News Page 11

n Division 1 baseball leaders Through April 3

BAlTtNG EARNED-RUN AVERAGE HOME RUNS BAlTlNG (2 5 ah/game and 15 at bats) G AB H AVG (Mrnrmum 10 rnnrngs) CL G IP R ER ERA (Mrnrmum 2) CL NO AVG 1 Adrian Prrcs. Copprn St ?A 37 529 1 Jay Tessmer, Mramr (Fla ) 20 330 3 0 000 1 Dave Wheeler, Le Moyne 3 0 I5 1 Arr Force 2G7 BAY 337 % 2. Rrck Furl Canrsrus .SR 1: ii 18 500 2. Danny Graves, Mramt (Fla ) f 21 32.0 3 2 056 2 Ray Farmer, Duke :: 0 62 2 Auburn 25 899 321 357 3 Larry Edens, Nonh Caro St: ..SR 31 114 56 491 2 Mrkc Maertan. Sl Johns (N Y JR 2160 3 1 056 3 Cookre Massey. North&o :i 0 61 3 Georgra Tech 2.9 1002 351 350 4 Errc Sauve, Va Commonwealth 51 490 4 Chns Ennrco. Northeastern 3140 2 1 064 4 Shane Jones. Utah :i 13 0 50 4 Old Domrnron 30 1008 347 344 5 Matt Zrolkowskr. Western Mrch zi 25 490 5 Jrm Mamas. Farrheld :; 4122 4 1 071 4 Dave Miller, Western Ill 7 0 50 5 Memphrs St 21 926 317 342 6 Krrs Dorror,, Drerel 22 489 6 Brad Erasser lndrana FR 6360 9 3 075 6 Ryan Hall, BrIgham Young f 0 48 6. Wesrern Ill 18 606 207 342 7 Mark Merda, Mrnnesota ” zi 30 407 7 Gary Rath. Mrssrssrppr St JR 7482 9 5 092 7 Mark Wells, North Caro St.. :: : JR 1: 0 45 7 Nevada 28 982 334 340 8 Mrke Grardr, Harvard 19 475 8 Kedh Moore, Northwestern St :i 8550 7 6 098 8 Bnan Buchanan, Vtrgtnta JR 12 0 44 a Canlslus 284 96 338 9 Vcrn Mullrs. Au Forre zz 45 469 9. Shane Dennrs, Wrchrta Sl. 7421 6 5 1.06 9 Mrke Hooks, East Term St SR 11 0 44 9 Brigham Young :6” 872 290 333 10. Bnan Hennessy, Canrsrus FR 14 467 10. Ryan Nye, Texas Tech JR 10 632 15 8 113 10 Kevrn Young, Central Mrch 7 0 44 10 NorlhCaro St 32 1152 383 332 11 Matt Dormer, Northwestern St 46 465 11. Brell Wheeler, Old Domrnron FR 9 461 12 6 1.17 11 Scott Shores, Arrrona St ;i lb 047 11 Wrchda Sr 75 924 307 332 12 Jason Vardek. Georgra Tech 44 45.3 12 Erran 0 Neill. Wagner JR 5151 2 2 117 12 Scott Kscrmar. Ohro St 6 040 12 James Madrson 28 949 314 331 13 Rvan McGrntv Villanova 26 456 13 Randv Ftores Southern Cal FR 11 501 10 7 1 25 12 Todd Schell, Canrsurs :i 4 0 40 13 San Dreqo St 34 1184 390 329 26 440 14 Ferry Wells. lllmOls 10 0 38 34 447 15.14. DougMark’ Houston,Smyly, WesternArmy Ky JR 126281 280 6 : 1:; 15 Jeff Dausch, Rrchmond :; 11 0 37 PITCHING 74 110 49 445 16 Jcremv Benson. Delaware :t 5320 9 5 141 16 Danny Buxbaunt, Mram (Fla ) JR 11 0 35 ER ERA 26 90 40 444 17 peter Fortune. Wagner FR 3190 5 3 1 42 I? Sean Casey, Rrchmond 10 0 33 1 Mramr (Fla) 3: 2871; 9; 72 2 26 54 24 444 18 Mrke Parrsr. Cal St Fullerton ;: 10 6.32 14 11 1 44 17 Joe Hrgman James Madrson :: 8 033 2 Delaware 1.5 1410 58 36 2 30 1: 54 24 444 3 East Caro 33 281 1 117 76 243 19 Matt Wagner, Cal St Fullerton 17 Dawn Grars, Mtnnesola a 033 26 166 47 443 14 49 1 12 1 46 4 Old Domrnron 69 245 20 Chrts Wes,coll, New Orleans 1 I Devon Ralltff. Morehead Sl 4 7 033 28 97 43 443 JR 10 730 21 1: 1 48 5 Texas Tech 82 247 21 Andy Byron, Provrdence 18 68 30 441 FR 6241 9 4 148 6 Cal SI. Fullerron 85 262 22 Jeff CddrnQs. Oral Roberts 2: 16 471 11 8 1 52 RUNS BAlTED IN 26 441 (Mrnrmum 5J CL NO AVG 7 Northwestern Sr 78 ‘2 76 :i ;: 37 440 23 Lyle liarlgrove. East Caro 9 622 19 11 1 58 B MrNeeae St 87 2 78 24 Larry Mobs. Notre Dame FR 5170 5 3 1 59 1 Dave Wheeler, Le Moyne 10 2 50 8 95 7 Kns Dorron. Drexel 9 Charleston (SC ) a2 2 78 25 Greg Whdeman. James M&son JR 9281 7 5 1 59 :: 23 2 09 :A ::i 3 Joe Pwrwny. Toledo SR 26 2 00 10 Honda St 104 281 17 436 26 Jason Meyhoff Mrssourr JR 7 442 15 8 161 11 Wrchrra St 70 2 04 27 Thad Chrrsmon North Caro JR 19 330 8 6 1 64 4 Jay Payton. Georqra Tech JR 49 1 75 44 436 5 Mark Welts. North Caro St 12 Nrcholls St a5 2 a6 28 Allen Halley, South Ala ii 11 491 12 9 1 64 JR 1 55 33 434 6 Kevrn Brunslad. Washrngton St 13 western Car0 96 2 90 29. Jeremy Beard, Oregon SI 6381 9 7 164 SR i: 1 52 39 433 7 Tommy Davrs, Southern MISS JR 1 52 30. Brtan Wood, Hanford. SR 6 271 15 5 165 FIELDING 32 432 8 Russ Johnson, Loursrsna St :: 1 50 37 430 31 Keith Davrs, Ntcholls St.. ‘. ‘. .‘..’ JR 10 590 21 11 1 68 JR Et Glenn Hams. Au Force 39 1.50 E Ptf 42 429 32. Jason Haynre. South Caro. SO 9 480 19 9 169 JR 8 Caner Masterson, Gonraga ” JR 1 Tennessee 3: 7:: 35; 26 978 15 429 33. Sreve Beard, Nonhern Iowa SO 7 370 10 7 170 36 1 50 11 Kevrn Chabot. Auburn 35 1 46 2 Oregon St 25 648 274 22 977 43 426 34. Kyle Rrlter, Evansville FR 9 41.1 12 a 174 3 Ohro 12 Brandon Moore. Auburn 2:: 1 44 17 975 35. Todd Schafer, Central Mich SR 5202 4 4 174 4 ArkansasSl :; :z 13 Jeff Dausch, Rrchmond . . ..SR :i 1.43 % 26 974 STOLENBASES 5 Georgra Tech 30 973 14. Ryan Hall, Bn ham Young. 1.40 (Mrnrmum 3 made) 6 McNsese St z: E % 33 972 15. Adrran Prrce, e opprn S, z 2: 1 39 1 Krng Lewrs, Bethune-Cookman ;; 36 SB52 SBA59 AVG158 STRIKEOUTS (PER NI&~E INNFGS) 7 Kent : 13 328 128 13 ,972 16 Shane Jones, Utah 36 1 30 2 Dave Ferrerstern. Yale (Minimum 10 mnmgs IP so 8 Florrda St 38 999 428 41 972 AVG 17 Bob Hu hes, Arkansas ;i 44 1 38 3 Mike Lyons, Provrdence :: :: 232s 1131 00 1 Rrchre Blackwell. i ast Caro 6 340 50 132 9 Lamar 31 972 17 Jerrod \R ong. Lionraga 33 1 30 4. Roy Marsh, Dhro St. .z 2 Ouent Hamdton, Eastern Ill 10 Sam Houston St ::, 2: i:: 37 971 ;: 7 24 1 :; 126 17 Brent Nrckles, Md &It County 22 1 38 5 Detanerro Mtlhouse, Alabama St JR :i 18 2227 095093 3 Yates Hall. Vrrgtnra 11 Ala -Blrmrngham 25 642 202 28 971 .i: ; 37 0 124 20 Jose Crur. Rrce :i 50 1 35 6 Rrcky Farley, Md -East Shore 31 :i 35 090 4. Ertc Parker, Vlrgtnta . ..’ ‘. 27.2 ;: 124 12 Alabama : .: 28 707 30s 31 ,970 7 Bob Mrller. Pittsburgh :i 13 Northeastern 11 259 loo 11 970 5. Paul W,lson. Florrda S,. JR 10 70 1 12.3 DOUBLES 8 Roland0 Avrla, Long Beach Sl.. JR :i :: 2717 0890.89 6. Joe Nadaau. Wrrght St so 1; 31 2 43 12.2 (Mrnrmum 2) G ND AVG 9 Randall Pannell. Florrda A&M 7 Brian Groves. Charleston (SC ) JR 420 57 122 SCORING 10 Davrd Roberts, UCLA zi ;; :z 3632 089086 1 Rrck Fort. Canisrus Ei 10 0 80 G AVG 8 Courtney Mdchell. Gramblmg SR 12 542 74 122 2 Troy wachrer. Pace ; 0 64 11 Jamre Bowl, East Caro SR 33 28 41 085 9. Kerth Umlaut, An Force JR 19 33 2 120 1 Au Force 28: 1067 12 Shawn Harrrs, Fordham SR 3 Stem Mauro. Navy ;Ft :: 13 0 59 10. Jason Walker, Western Ill. SR 6 38 0 :; 118 2 Georgra Tech ;i 209 1032 13 John Lucchelli, Nicholls St SR :i :: 16 0.83078 4 Drew Brown. St. Peter 5 SR 0 68 11 Jonathan Johnson, Flonda St so 1: 56.2 :i 118 3 Auburn 255 1020 14. Bob Kallemeyn. Honda Intl 5 Ned Garcia, Nevada JR :i 0 57 12 Jeff Baker. Texas Chrrsban 4 Washrngton St si 264 943 15 Nomar Garcraparra. Georgra Tech % ;i ;: 3124 0.78077 :: 38 i 11 7 5 Enc McDowell, Brigham Young ;; 21 II 0 57 13 Scott Sauerbeck. Mramr (Ohro) ; 34 2 i: 117 4 Pinsburgh 198 9 43 5 Brran Merrick. Holy Cross 4 0 57 6. Nevada .:A 261 9 32 14. Ivan Zwetg. Tulane JR 492 11 6 MOST SAVES 8 Brran Jersav. Ala Brrmrnoham SO 2: 14 0 56 7 Brtgham Young 26 242 931 1.5 Kevin Browning, Central Corm S, JR 4 18.2 24 11.6 CL G IP ERA SV 9 Cratg Tucker, Bradley - SR 26 14 0 54 8. North Care. St .I’ ..32 295 9 22 1 Danny Graves, Mramr (Fla ) 21 320 056 14 10 Mrke Krnkade. Washrngton St JR 28 15 0 54 9 lllm0rs .26 234 2 Mrke Mannrn Western Care 4 22 31 2 057 11 11 Brandon Moore. Auburn 25 13 0 52 10WrchdaSt ” ” 25 ii YOST VICTORIES 3 Don Nestor. ! outh Fla 19 221 040 10 12 Derek Dukart. Nebraska 29 15 0 52 11 Texas Chrrrtran ::i 8 a3 IP w L 3. Bret, Merrrck. Washrn ton .:: 15 192 137 10 G PC1 12. Soulhern Cal ;: 309 a.63 5 Gabe Gonzalez. Long Beach St 16 251 142 9 1 Jamre Spkttortt. Kansas & ! 600 8 0 low TRIPLES 13 Loursrana St .28 246 0.79 6 Craig Ross. Soulh Caro. G 19 310 174 a 1 John Smrth. Old Domrnron 602 8 0 1 000 (Minrmum 1) CL ND AVG 6. Dann Wheeler Flonda ..‘.. ‘.. .-SO 16 201 1.77 8 1 Rrck Mdler. Mercer :: 11 720 8 1 0.889 I. Nomar Garcraparra. Georgra Tech JR 2: 0 31 WON-LOSS PERCENTAGE 6 Ted &a. Cal St Fullsrton 17 281 191 8 1 Jason Beverlm. Western Caro JR 10 722 8 1 0.889 7 Jeff Marron. Manhattan so 7 ; 0 29 w L 1 PCT 9. Sam Moore. Charleston (S C ). :: 14 18.0 150 7 1 Mark Guerra Jackranvrlle JR 12 731 8 1 0889 3 Vern Mulbs,‘Arr Force SR 27 7 0 26 1 Old Domrnron 0 900 9 Thad Chnsmon, North Caro 19 330 164 7 1 Dmar Fernandez. Flonda Int’l $4 IO 532 i 2 oLloo 4 Kevrn Sawatzk Northern Iowa FR 20 0 25 ; h&p St. .:: i : 0.889 9 Sean Pick. N C -Greensboro i: 19 282 200 7 1 Ryan Nye. Texas Tech 10 632 8 2 omo 4 DanKurV, La ;li oyne SO 4 0 25 0 a50 9. Keith Umlauf. An Force JR 19 332 2.94 7 1 Trm Roth. Ga Southern SR 11 73.1 8 3 0.727 6 Juan Munor. Florrda Inl’t. SO 0.23 4. Miamr (Fla ) :: 2 : 0 844 6 Matt Ouatraro, Old Domtnron SO ii 0.23 5. Sourhwesrern La .31 6 0.838 8. AR Mighton. Kent 13 0 23 6 Georgra Tech 5 i 9 Franz Yuen. Hawar! 38 0 21 6 Washrngton St E b% NCM .statistm arc avndable on the Collqpate spotis Network. 10 Trm Gaodwrn. Western Ill 019 a PACIFICcai ) z i 0.818 11 Scot, Shares. Arrzona St 4 :: 0 18 9 Florrda L t :: oa15 12 Jams1 McAdoly. Jackson Sl SD 28 018 10 Cal St. Fullenon. 26 ; : 0813

W Division I softball leaders Through April 4 n Team

BATTING EARNED-RUN AVERAGE HOME RUNS BATrING (2 5 ah/game and 10 at bats) H AVG (Mrnrmum 15 rnnrngs G R ER ERA (Mrnrmum 2) CL G G AB H AVG 1 Sara Gratrano, Coaslal Caro 36 1’1”, 73 635 1 Nrclana Tolmaso tl Boston U :A’ 630,; 3 0 0.00 1 Stacey Delaney. lona 1 Morgan St 462 190 411 2 Mrsry Nowak, DePaul 23 67 39 582 2 Amy Windmrller. Cal Sl. Norlhrrdge. SR 15 1050 4 3 020 2 Sara Ha es. Notre Dame :i 2; 2. Coastal Car0 iz 1007 397 ,394 3 Angel McNamara. Morgan St ii 56 30 536 3 All Andrus, Utah FR 1699211 4 0 28 3 Sherry Yohnson, Coastal Caro “’ JR 36 3 Utah 928 343 370 4 Lea Twrgg, lndrand S, FR :: 74 39 527 4 Audrey West, Boston U :i 13 810 9 4 035 4 Danrelle Srmonoau, Hartford FR 11 4 Southwestern La. ii 970 346 357 5 Mrchelle Mrnton Coastal Care 32 116 60 517 5 Jennrfer Clendenrn. SouthweStern La 13 730 5 4 0 38 5 Sara Gwrano, Coastal Caro 5 Hartford 11 309 109 353 6 Amv Trmmel Utah 30 110 56 509 5 Tamr Blun,, Cal St Sacramenro so ii 730 a 5 Cyndee Bennett. Utah :i i; 6 Akron 13 365 123 337 7 Sherry Johnson, Coastal Caro JR 59 492 7 Heather Sudul. La Salle JR 8 400 10 l rY:i 5 Heather Medearrs, New Merrco 24 7 Rrder 14 320 106 331 5 Jennrler Weaver. Towson St 8 Ccrese Jackson, Morgan Sf fi 12049 24 490 8 Kyla Hall. SouthweStern La SR 21 119 1 19 9 053 4 12 8 Vlllanova 19 513 168 327 9 Oklahoma 52 9 Sandy Strmgham Rider ::: 14 43 21 4aa 9 Shawn Slarlrng, Troy St so 15 85, 15 7 0 57 9 Nrkkr Sctwefert, Akron JR 13 1421 464 327 10 K,m Mrtlrr. Lehrgh 10 Karen Kascrnskr. Lehrgh 14 39 19 487 10 Kellre Becher. Southwest MO St SR 20 1210 19 10 0 58 SD 10 Lehrgh 14 375 122 325 11 11 Karyn Thompson, N C ~Gresnsboro SO 11 OhlO 17 431 140 325 10 Jody laszone Carusrus ii 13 39 19 487 Brooke Wrlkrnr. Hawarr FR 25 1800 17 16 0 62 :Fl 12 12 Becky Burroughs Oklahoma 12 BethuneCookman 565 181 320 12 Jennrfer Brurtddge, UCLA JR 40 471 Angela Harrrsor,, McNeese St :: 26 171 1 24 16 0 65 52 13 Kathy Morton, Southwestern La JR z; 1;: 12 Aprrl Mrller, Term Xhah :i 26 13 fresno St z: 960 306 319 52 464 14 Kendall Rrchards. Calrfornra 14 Krm Bullock, Vrllanova 27 458 1413 CarlrleenAmy Kvrlhaug, Kennedy, Provrdence Ill Xhrcago zi 108 421632 1:13 : O@066 SD 14 DePaul 23 608 192 316 14 Shyla Srcks. McNeese St JR :: 15 Becky Burroughs, Oklahoma ;i :: 1;; 73 453 16 Calhleen Crowley. Boston U FR 24 71 1516 StacyMrchelle Jackson, Corngan. Hofslra Canrsrus JR 108 510580 9 ; LE PITCHING 16 Margarel Roddy, Term Xhatt 32 451 17 Cheyene Thompson, Hawarr 17 Krm Early. Hartford 11 38 17 447 17 Amy Day, Oklahoma St SR 15 750 21 1: 0 75 :i :: G IP R ER ERA 18 Chrrslme Yon, Wrnthrop 34 18 Kerrn Dull, South Fla fi 21 1180 29 0 71 1 80510” u 1110 12 4 025 18 Jcn Bostak. La Salle zr 16 56 25 446 19 Nrcole Doolcy. Nrcholls St FR 19 Kathy Blake, Cal St Northrrdge 13 81 1 13 9 077 :: 35 2 CalSt Northrrdge. :7 2101 19 Brrdget Baxter, Vrllanova 19 65 29 446 20 Sharonda Irvrn, Bethune-Cookman JR 24 20 13 043 20 Cara Edwards, Colgate 16 444 3 Southwestern La 2470 30 18 051 20 Kabe cotlms. PrOvrderrCe JR 18 21 Heather Sregsl. Ncvada~Las Vegas. l! 2 i; 43 443 2021 KarenDee Dee McCormick. Wsrman, UCLA.San Drego St ;i 1516 1030862 2215 1: ii 4Hawarr :i 301 1 47 35 081 22 Raquel McZeal, Bethune-Cookman JR 27 443 22 Karl Klrer, Loyola ill ) 9 561 087 5 Utah 2090 45 25 084 23 22 Brenda Schrader. Central Mrch E E1 27 443 Nrcole Mortrmer. b outheast Mo St ii 14 781 1: 1; 0 89 RUNS BAlTED IN 6 Georgralech 2 216 1 78 31 100 24 Km Gonzalez, Texas A&M El 34 1950 46 25 090 7 Canlslus a90 31 13 i 02 24 Andrea Crconle, Vrllanova :i 19 52 23 442 lMrnrmum 4) Cl 25 Sarah Dawson. Northeast La 41 262 1 57 34 091 NO AVG 8 Sourhwest Ma St :i 156.2 25 Melrssa Remard. San Drego 22 68 30 441 ’ 1 Sher Johnson, Coastal Caro JR 60 1 67 4.5 25 112 26 Jennrfer Balker. Delaware SD 8 381 16 5 091 9 Eastern Mrch 1771 57 30 1 ,a 26 Melrssa Schrader. Ball St :El 19 59 26 441 2 Cora-x rlhams, Morgan Sl 10 Flortda St :: 303 0 27 Krm Maher, Fresno Sr 35 107 47 431 3 Sara Gramno. Coastal Caro :i :i 1 5756 76 52 1 20 2728 JrllNrkkr Rowlands, Johnson, EastGeorgra Caro Tech FEl 2219 12501070 4728 1; :.;: 11 South Fla 251 0 75 44 1 23 2.3 Nrcole Tangeman. Ohro Y 18 439 4 Krm Early, Harllord 29 Chrrsllne Hornack, Campbell :: 1.8 1061 23 15 0 99 JR 17 Troy SI 241 2 29 Slephanre Henderson, Western Mrch JR :: z: 28 438 5 Angel McNamara. Morgan St 1; 12 67 43 1 25 30 Marc1 Kelly, Eastern Mrch 20 1121 30 16 1 00 13 Hotstra 1061 28 19 125 30 Kendall Rrchards. Calrfornra so 37 117 51 436 6 Kathy Manor,, Sourhwesrern La 50 1 32 31 Lana Jrmensr. Southwestern La FR 35 108 47 435 31 Audra Fooks. lona FR 3210 7 3 1 00 32 Kym Well, Haoarr JR ia 1041 22 15 101 7 Vrckre Kslson. Morgan St 18 129 32 Mrchelle Ward, East Care 42 120 52 433 8 Jennrfer Weaver Town St SD FIELDING 33 Lora Argot’r, Hofstra zi 16 37 16 432 33 Cyndee Bennett, Utah 9 481 15 7 101 34 Krm Ward, Oklahoma S, 17 960 ia 14 1 02 9 Nrkkr Schwrsfert. Akron 12 1:: G PO A E PCT 34 Krm Mrlter, Lehrgh so 14 44 19 432 10 Nrcole Tangeman, Ohro 1 Akron 13 245 148 a 980 35 Armee DeKoyser, Drake FR 17 51 22 431 STRIKEOUTS (PER SEVEN INNINGS) 11 Cyndee Bennett, Utah :; 1:: 2 McNssso St 37 805 358 31 974 36 Krmrkn Chambers Western III’ FR 29 21 9 429 12 Sara Hayes. Notre Dame 29 1 07 3 Hawarr 43 906 374 35 973 36 Dana Desrmone. Rrder JR 14 35 15 429 (Mrnrmum 10 mnrngs) IP so AVG 1 Dee Dee Werman UCLA & 1: 1030 195 133 13 Kathleen Kotula, Lehrgh 4 Boston u 326 105 12 973 2 Tern Kobata. Notre Dame ;i 15 85 1 137 112 14 Krm Bullock, Vrtlanova :i 1.:: 5. Southwestern La :i 741 211 29 972 15 Susanne CorletL Armv 6 UCLA 30 STOLEN BASES 3 Audrey West. Boslon U 13 ai 0 119 103 FR 604 175 25 969 4 15 Armee DoKcyscr. Drake FR 1; 1 00 7 Ntcholls Sl 49 988 420 46 969 (Mrrumunr 2 made) Krm Ward, Oklahoma St JR 1; 96 0 5 15 Danrelle Srmoneau. Hartford FR 11 1 00 a Cal St Sacramento 678 280 32 968 1 Mrch~lle Ward. East Caro 4: SB57 SBA61 AVG1 36 All Andrus. Utah FR 992 124127 zt 6 Danrelle Srmoneau, Hartford 4 190 15 Danrelle Evanchrk Harlford JR 9 100 9 Long Beach St 2 667 306 33 967 2 1 Isa Uhrrch. Nragara 2 2 100 7 Brooke Wrlkrnr, Hawarr $4” 1800 2:: i; 15 Stacey Delaney, lona JR 6 1.00 10 Coastal Car0 36 681 274 33 967 2 Karen Calalano, Nragara :: 2; 19; 192 095100 8 Sara Norwood, Coastal Caro FR 130 1 160 86 20 Shyla Srcks. McNeese St 722 255 3.8 963 4 Catrna Harvrn. Bsthune~Cookman SR 9 Amy Wrndmrller Cal St Nonhrrdge SR 15 1050 I78 85 21 Stacy Wcber. Northerrr tow 4 :i E 1112 Texas-SanEaslern Mrch Anlonro 3 539 702 29 962 5 Monrca Roberts. Bethune-Cookman ;: ;1 2125 084088 10 Mrchelle Collurs, Vrrgmra JR 24 154 1 ,a5 13 Fresno St 35 710 356 42 962 6 Sue Felrcrano, Md ~Ball Coun,y 11 Anne Walsh. Calrfornra 131 0 153 :: DOUBLES 7 Chnshe Todd, Charleston So 44 36 37 082 12 Kacr Clark Georora St 129.1 150 81 (Mrnrmum 2) CL G NO AVG 8 Susan Rhodes, Lrberty 13 Susre Bugkarello Cal St. Sacramenlo 96 0 111 81 1 Sherry Johnson, Coastal Caro JR 36 18 0 50 R AVG 9 Crrn Hrckey, DePaul. :i 201B 2321 080078 14 Kyla Hall, Southwestern La 1191 134 1 Cara fdwards. Colgate 12 6 050 147 1014 10 Krrsten Brrggs. Vermont 11 8 8 073 15 LIZ Stanton, St John’s (N Y ) 171 19 1 Lrsa Buckley, Fordham 5: 12 6 050 3oe 8 56 11 Jaye Donlea, Northern Iowa 29 20 22 069 16 Angela Thompson, Ausbn Peay 90 2 76 4 Laven Baugher. Delaware 17 a 047 211 812 12 Holly Hunrer. Cenrral Mrch 19 13 14 068 17 Karl Klrer. Loyola (III ) JR 9 56 1 ;: 76 4 Marcra Krtchen, Dhro JR 17 a 0 47 103 7 92 13 Nakbma Sours, George Mason FR 18 Angela Harrrson. McNeese St FR 76 171 1 ,a3 75 6 Andrea D Innocenzo. Connechcut JR 16 6 91 14 Ken Rrggs. McNeese St JR :: :: 3015 068 7 Krm Miller, Lehrgh SD 14 2:; 6 81 15 Myssr Calkrns, Flonda St FR 43 28 29 065 YOST VICTORIES 7 Nrcole langeman. Ohro JR 14 0 43 106 6 63 16 Nkachrnyerc Ocumba, Tennessee Sr 20 13 13 065 CL G IP w L PCT 9 Kathy Monon, Southwestern La JR 38 1: 0 42 82 631 1 I Sandy Atkrns. Troy St :i 1 Sarah Dawson, Northeast La FR 267 1 25 13 0658 9 K,m Bullock. Vrllanova so 19 8 042 230 6 05 18 Jen Dean. Northern Iowa FR iA 2419 2819 065063 2 Jennder Sherman, Oklahoma JR :: 1492 22 3 0880 11 Mar aret Roddy, Tenr, Xhatl. FR 74 9 0.38 314 6 04 19 Amv Varra lndrana St JR 24 15 16 063 2. Brooke Wrtkm6, Hawarr la00 22 3 oaao 11 Jen z ustcr. La Salle FR 16 6 0 38 101 5 94 2 Krm Gonzalez. Texas ABM 20. K&r, Persrnger, Mrrsourr 20 061 ii z: 1950 22 9 0710 13 Krrsten Bowles, Purdue JR 19 037 5 93 5 Amy Orr, Nrcholls Sl JR 170 1 20 5 OBOO 2: 5 74 21. Monrca Bogalayos Cal St Fullerton : ‘. :: :7 23 060 14 Sara Goodman Campbell 13 03: 6 Darlene Garers. South tare JR :: 1741 19 7 0731 14 Sara Grarrano. Coastal Car0 ;i 36 13 036 107 5 35 21 Clorrssa Patton, Tsnnessee St 20 12 12 0.60 7 Anne Walsh, Calrfornra 1310 ia 4 OBlB 21 Stacr Bellvrlle. Dhro 15 9 11 0.60 7 Stephanr WrItrams. Kansas ZEl :“, 1570 16 6 0750 WON-LOSS PERCE .NTAGE 24 Chrrstma Thornton, Nrcholls St SD 49 29 29 059 9. K la Hall. Sourhwerlern La 1191 17 1 0944 TRIPLES T PCT 9 hi aureen Brady, Fresno St :: ;: 1430 17 4 0810 (Muumum I) CL G NO AVG 1 Southwestern La ..z : 0 0947 2 Bradley MOST SAVES 9 Angsla Harrrson. McNease St.. ..FR 26 171 1 17 6 0739 1 Mieko Iwamoto, Boston U 16 7 044 1 0 0895 12 Kelke Becher. Southwest MO St SR 20 1210 15 3 0833 2 Cora Wrlliams. Morgan St l! 14 0.36 3 Oklahoma. ..:i 6 0 0.885 IP ERA SV CL G 12 Brand1 Landry. NrchollsSt FR 1142 15 3 0833 3 Lrsa Tontala. Canrsrus SR 13 : 031 4 Boston U 12 Sara Norwood, Coastal Caro FR :: 1301 15 4 0789 3 Mrchelle Ournn. St Francrs (Pa ) so 13 4 0.31 5. Coastal Care...... : i 0 08750.861 1 MarieKacey DMarshall,’Beck, DePaul Mrssoun 5; 2111 43197.2 145165 : 12 Carla Newsom. Southeastern La 1552 15 7 0682 5 Jennrfsr Blasnrck, Purdue 20 030 6 Hawau 12 Stephanie Burns, Washington. El :: 150.2 15 8 0652 6 Chrrs Colasurdo. Lafayette .lE( 14 0.29 7 Akron. . . ..K F 0 08600.846 3 JrllKsrin Prcaso. Dull. SouthManhattan Fla 2 3 004.1 000 i 17 Amy Wmdmtller, Cal St. NorthrIdge 1050 14 1 0933 6 Dawn Martno, Monmouth (N.J.) JR 14 029 7 canrsrus 17 Jell Rowlands. East Caro :Fi 1: 1070 14 2 0875 8. Amy Zura. Cornell JR 11 0.27 9. Utah. 4: i 0 0.8460.844 3 HeatherKarl Klrer. Sudul. Loyola La (Ill Salle ) JR 89 40056 1 053087 : 17 Kym Well, Hawarr JR 18 1041 14 2 0.875 9 Nrcok Chapman, Eastern Ill. JR 19 026 10 Cal St Northndge ” 5 0 0839 3 Sara Norwood Coastal Caro FR 24 1301 113 3 17. Rachetla Taylor. Ors on... ‘.. .’ . ..‘. SR 25 1562 14 10 0583 10 Laura Wdlrams. Georara Tech SR 28 0.25 11 UCLA.. .:; 21 Dee Dee Wetman. Ue LA 16 1030 13 2 0867 10 Chrrs Srvmak. St Fra~crs (Pa.) ;; 12 0.25 12 Harttord. .9 ; 0 08330.818 3 AmreKelly Agudar.Stewart SouthNevada-Las Fla Vegas ii 253 1372122 114127 i 21 Marla Looper, Florrda St Et 118.0 13 5 0722 10 Ksrn Aleunder, Wrtght St.. 13 Nicholls St 11 0 0776 21 Amie Stewart. Nevada-Las Vegas. :: 137.2 13 6 0684 13 Chrtsst Castro, Southwest Mo St JR 2: i:: 14. Towson St...... 3 0 0.769 3 JamreKaci Clark. Parker, Georgia Eastern St. Ky “SOso 3225 12911070 2251.46 : 21. Krm Currter, Furman 4 22 1321 13 8 0619 14 Andrea Ciconte. Villanova SO 19 0.21 15. Oklahoma St :...:... 23 7 0 0.767 Page 12 The NCAA News April 6, 1994

Center of attention

Members of the Uniucr.sity qf North Carolinu, Chapel Hill, womm ‘s basktball the buzzer to gke the Tar Heels a 60-59 vktoly over Loui.siana Tech IJniversity team bury teammate Charlotte Smith (bottom) ajkr she hit a three-point shot at in the NCAA Division I Womtrn 2 Basketball Chumpionship. See sto’ly, page 9.

St. Bonaventure denies sex discrimin ation claims by coach

St. Bonaventure University has tiotts of.N(:AA legislation. SpOrtS prO&TilYIlS. University is guilty of repeated bla- sports, she said. clettirtl accusations by a former tant discriminatory acts against me, When Telford resigned, she saicl Trlfotd said the university forced “3. Ronaventure is committed to women‘s basketball coach that the against female athletes and against it was a mutual decision bctwccn her to resign as a scitpegoiit for the a well~balanccd, sucrcssful athlct- school disctitninated agdittst ft-male female athletics proptns,” Telford her and the university. N<:AA sanctions. its program for both women and In the lawsuit, Tclford said St. athletes and coaches. men,” he said. said March 30. Mary.janc Tclford filed a lawsuit Kobcrt Wickenheisct-, who 1-c Tclford said the university gives Bonaventurc’s athletics director Besides asking for her job back, in Federal court seeking to he rrin- cently became prcsidcnt iit St. preferential treatntctit to malt alh- threatened to fire her unless she Tclfotd seeks hack wagrs and for Stattd 21~ WOIIICII’S basked~~~ll <-ox~, Bonavcttture, told The Associated letes, budgets JTlOrC for tnetl’s qxxts quit. the court to order the university to a jot, she resigned front last yrar Press that the university does not than women’s and pays better Telforcl played basketball for St. upgrade its women’s sports pro- after the St. l~onavrttturr wotnett’s discriminate agaittst wOtllrl1 i1tll- sa1ancs to malt coachrs. Bonaventure in the early 1970s. She gr;1tn. basketball program was placed on letcs and has takett steps in the past St. Bonaventurr also provides coached the women’s team for I7 probation for otic year for viola- IX months to upgrade wontct~‘s “I believe that St. Bonaventure better facilities attd staff for men’s seasons. Program FREE VIDEO b Continued from page 3 NCAA vita bank, and NCAA schol- For example, the staffs commit- arship recipients. tee liaison structure has hern On Startina NCAA catiott. Reside that, the position will Furthct-, the huntatt resources revised. In some cases, contntittecs Rifle Teams be posted at the careet--resource and professional devrlolm~rnl will be double-staffed, which will center of tltr national conference staffs will enlist the help ofthe rest provide growth opportunities for NCAA Rifle: of tltr Nittiottal Association for of those in the ttittional office. tnore employrcs. You Can Be A Part ElC positions at the ttatiottal is chair of the conitttittcc, which adding a low-cost NCAA-level posiliotts al thr national oflicc. off ice.” Mc Nrely said, “and then we includrs~J;tcquclirte Hudson, Ieg- sport to their program slate. wattt to idrtttily the best candidates. Also, it revised expense form will islativr ;lssistilttl; Sl;ttllry D. provide sllit<‘e for N(‘ti employees We w;lttl cltI;llilietl WOtllCtl ;ltltl Ctll- Johnson, director of pt-ofcssional The Video is produced by West Virginia University and the ttic mittotity jol) c ;ttttlitl:ttes to know to identify pt ospcc tivr candidates developt~~et~t; Janet M..Justus, direr - that if they apply for vacant posi- they enrort~itrt~ otttsiclt- lhe office. nor of eligibility; Suzanne M; Kerlcy, U.S. Shooting Team. Especially useful for viewers not (ions at tltc tlillic~tt;d ol1ic.e. they will McNeely noted that although the’ human resources manager (cx offi- familiar with rifle shooting, the video is a fine introduction he fairly rv;tltt;ttctl illtCl tottsitlered national office has tllildC sigttific aft1 cio); Kevin C. Lennon, director of to demands of the sport as well as to the steps in getting a like any otltctm cattcliclitte.” rflons to employ tnorc wotttctt and compliance services; Robert .J. program off the ground. Considerations such as cost, facil- I‘0 itlentily qualifted c3ttditlares. ethnic- minorities, advancctttcnt Mittttix, director of enforcement; ities/space needs, finding coaches, recruiting, equipment, the hutnatt rcsottrccs Stilff‘ will opportunities have bcctt litttitctl Bernard M. Mttir, assistant director transportation and other aspects of starting a rifle team are search lor potential c;ltldiclillrs hccitttsr of low turnover in the ntid- of thr Division I Men’s I~asketball covered. The video is available in VHS format only. To Ii-om a nuniher of sottt~ces, irtc lutl- die to upper levels of the staff. (:ltarrtpiottshil,; Donna J. Noonan, obtain your free copy, call 304/296-1343, or write: Marsha ittg sport3 :trltttinistr;ttiori degree III the altrrnativr, he said it is director of‘champior~ships; Frank Beasley, WVU Rifle Coach, P.O. Box 0877, Morgantown, D. LJry;tsl, director of sports sci- progratn~, historically black insti- CSSCtlliill that professional gt~OWtl1 WV 26507-0877. tutions, lortner N<:AA ctttployt-es altet~ttatives he provided for all st;tff cttccs, iltlcl Alfred 11. White, direc- ittIC itttt.t.tts, cotil&ncc intents, tht tt1c.tttl~cI Y. tw ofl~t~~~~~totiotts. ~IrItI,,I~‘I I,

April 6, 1994 The NCAA News Page 13 Division I Magazine Partial qualifiers up

Prospective studentuthletes who were portiol qualifiers [i e., those who eorned overall grade-point overages of F Continued from page 1 honors 2.000 or higher in htgh school and raduated but did not meet the core-curriculum grade-point overage and/or test- score requirements) and martriculate 8. In fall1 1993. Roth footlLlll and Illt.Il’S Imkl- Number d gmnk ball reversed three-year declines in awarded la persans schools Number nat meeting meeting Byrow tltc rate of partial qualifirts. Ttt fool- Con CPA k5t score Bath 14.3 requirement AthIt-ric Matlagrtttrttt tnaga- ball, the pcrrcntagc rose ti 0111 6.4 SW Black White Other Black White Ofher Black Whik Other Black Whii Other lint- has iititiouttc ccl ils l!)II4 in 1!#2 to 7. I in 1993, wltilc tltc 1~s~ Men’s basketball 5 0 0 26 1 0 0 0 0 395 234 15 Awards of Exccllc~tcc trtt~ rol- krtlxtll ittc-rr;tst= was I’rom S.8 in Football 54 2 84 18 3 23 1 1254 1163 93 lcgcs and uttivcrsitics. I 002. . to 4 8 it I I !)!)I Women’s basketball ..3 ; 0 22 2 0 0 ; i 223 508 23 Women’s volleyball 0 2 0 2 I 0 0 0 A3 503 39 N(XA institutions won awards The wotnen’s spott with the tnost itt rigIll t alrgoritx Mary ;ttc patli;tl clualilicrs w;ts track ;tncI field Sport (other) n Cn7777777~72ify rdatio77r: Uiii- with ,14. Womcti’s spotts ~~~ut~trtl Baseball 0 5 1 3 3 2 0 37 910 36 Men’s crass country... 1 A i 1 A 1 E ; 0 12 221 19 vrrsily 01 (~otitirclic~ul, lor Ihr for I OX lxttlial qualifiers, or? I .X per- Men’s golf. .._...._. ..O 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 7 356 21 work of its ~~apl;tins <~outtcil, ail cent of‘thc \vllolc, clow11 firou1 24 Men’s ice hockey.. ._. 0 I : E i i 0 1 0 2 114 1 org;n~i7nlioti ol‘ rlic iti~liltttion’~ pet-cctir in l!)!E?. Men’s lacrosse :.O 1 ; 0 0 3: 97 0 stiidctit~atlilctcs that raises Men’s soccer 0 A i 2 i z 0 0 A75 57 .l‘he pcrccntagc of 1993 partial money for and spctids lime wirli Men’s swim/diving 0 A 1 0 1 t 1: 379 20 clnalitirt-s who arc- black retnainecl Men’s tennis .._...... A 1 I 2 2 0 0 E 183 62 vat ious cltarilics ai ouiid tlic slcady ;[I 64.6 pcr’c~~~jl. ~1‘11i11tigtirr Men’s track and field 16 I 1 2 13 11 12 16 0 208 448 56 state. Iii its livr years trf operas has climgcd only slightly iii the scv- Wreshing _...... _.._...... _...... 8 IO 0 t 3 1 2 1 ; 35 230 16 rion, rhe (Iap’ains’ (Iouti~ il has en years of the study. Overall, 89.1) Women’s cross country _...... O 0 I 19 220 19 raisrd tiiorc tli;ut $30,000 for ~ Field hockey .._...... _...... 0 0 0 0 ; i i i pet.< ~III of hlac-k student-arhleres 184 6 Women’s golf ._...._...... _...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 i i 5’ 177 17 and spcitt ~ouitllc.ss hours with qualified uttdcr Bylaw 14.3 in lO!U, Women’s gymnastics .._...... O 0 0 0 0 i 0 : 1: 104 13 ~ the children it rcacltcs. cotnparcd to 98.5 pcrcrttt of tltc Women’s soccer _....__.._...__.0 0 0 1 A 0 1 410 19 1 Fund-miszng and promotions: white student-athletes. Women’s softball _..__._.__.....O 7 0 15 A61 Texas A&M University-Kings- Women’s swim/diving 0 ii : i 1 i i :, 0 2 472 ;; villc, for irs Perky’s Pack pro- The lcs6scorc ~ottiponetil - ar a Women’s tennis ..__..._..._.._. 0 2 0 0 1 i 0 i i 211: 250 38 somewhat higher t-ate than in 1992 Women’s track and field.....6 15 A 7 455 59 grant, a club for arca youth that ~ ;lgilin IJrOVcd 10 be Ihe Ill+ TObl5 ...... 97 4 : 176 71 25 4B 11 6 2595 8564 692 promotes the school’s athletirs hurdle for most of the partial rlua~ teams in a pcrsottal way. An ificrs. In 1993, 67.9 prrccnl of all annual ice rovers free adtnissioti partial qualifiers failed to meet the to all of the school’s atlilctics tcst&score requirctttrttts; in l!9!Q, the rvrtils, as wrll as sprcial rvrnls ligure was G2.7 perct=n~. 1~0th pet-- such as hirtttclay pat~tics witlt cc11t;1gcs, Ilowcvcl-, arc lowct Ihalt Perky (rhr sc-Itool’s m:~sco~), in lhe Iirst live years of tlic study. Prospective student-athletes (per Bylaw 13.02.6) w h o were partial qualifiers (I.e., those who were not qualifiers but l~i~cgaii~c ;tuto~tq~li scssiotts witlt who aroduoted from hiah school and who satisfied either the core-course requirement or the test requirement) ond ~rutIt~Ilr-atlllrt~s mtl srud~tlr-Xll- mo&loted in fall 1995 Division II It.tc ph~~fogrq~li~. Iii Division 11, 1 1X of’LYZ< iiistitu~ Number of gmnk H l2ptij,mr7cl marrr7p7r7c~7rl: MOII- lions rc~sl~r~tided to the sun~ey. As iti ttwwded to personr Iana Statr Llttivct~siry, foi ;i 1)ivirioti I, 1ooLlxill in LX\isioti II Number not meeting meeting Bylaw unique internship progr;tm in Cure GPA kst score 14.3 uirement had Ili~ Iiighcsl r~portrtl t~uni13~t w111clt ;t Montana Stak rrxtilcs- %-Jo* Block White Chher Black White Olher Black Xte Other of‘pxli;tl c1u;difiri.s at 193. I‘lte per- Men’s basketball .._...... 10 6 2 31 1 2 207 260 science srudcttt rcpail~s thr Cellt;\gr WdS hWI1 Sig’IlikdIltly fi-olll Football __..__...__..___._...... _.._ . 30 53 3 57 44 6 A03 876 1; school’s athletics uttifortris. The I!)!)‘?, 15.X pt-rc ml 10 12.b pcrcrtiL Women’s basketball .._...._..._...... 1 0 0 8 4 4 120 477 30 mutually bc-tieficial ;~rr;iti~:ctiic’nt Women’s volleyball _. 2 0 0 7 8 0 30 381 18 gives rhe s~ttcletir liatids~ot~ espem riencc with rhc construction and Sport (other) Baseball ...... 5 24 1 1 16 2 22 466 31 dcsign of uniforms wliilc also Men’s cross country...... 0 5 0 A 8 3 I5 172 1A saving the athletics dcpat~ttticitt Men’s golf ...... O 5 0 1 3 money by not having to scttd the A 0 0 2 : 14822 47 Men’s ice hockey...... 0 : unifortns out for rrpait-. Men’s lacrosse ...... 0 5 0 0 i 0 0 17 0 Men’s soccer...... 2 5 0 A 4 03 33 254 17 n Wornn~~c nthkt7c.Y: Utiivcrcity 1%~ race, the percettta~c of partial Men’s swim/diving ...... 0 2 4 79 3 of ‘~ct~~tcssrc, Kttoxvillc, fotm tttc c@iliers in Division 11 continued Men’s tennis ...... I 3 i 0 0 0 6 130 22 cstat~listiittctit of a ltigltly ( otti- IO tlillrr Irom Division I. I\lack pat-= Men’s track and field ...... 1 6 1 8 9 2 63 111 6 peririve and well-funded wont Wrestling...... 14 0 11 151 10 tial qualifict-s in Division 11 en’s golf pr~~gt~attt in lrss than Women’s cross country ..... :, 3 2 A 12 i 0 198 11 drrrrasrd from 47.5 percent itt 1992 Field hockey ...... 0 0 0 61 ; 1 0 18 0 tltrcc years. ‘l‘ttc school’s cottt- lo 4!).0 prrcrtil in 1!)!)3, a liveyeat Women’s golf ...... 0 1 0 0 13 2 mim~ent IO hacking the program IOW. Women’s gymnastics __ ...... 0 0 0 i : 01 0 6 1 Irtl it 10 raise seed monry for tlic Women’s soccer ...... 0 2 0 2 0 0 2 144 A firs1 yrxr’s org:mi~ariotial cl’forrs, of tliosc wlio arc I>ill(i;ll clt4i- Women’s softball...... I 5 0 2 IO 1 20 302 I3 ficrs, 61.5 pctcctit wt’t’r so 1)~ ause Women’s swim/diving ...... I 3 0 0 2 0 0 71 2 $ I .b.5 tiiilliott Ior the program of tcst&scorc t~cc~itit~erttettl~~ ‘That Women’s tennis ...... 0 2 0 0 5 A 4 164 19 arid etitlowmetirs for all the Women’s track and field . ..I ...... 0 2 2 29 1 3 28 116 10 tturt~l~rt~ is Ihe low liyurr iii Ilie le:itii’s athletics gr;ints. ‘llic tram linistittl Ihe fall I!)!)? scas01i sandy attd is sitiiilar lo I!)!)1 (6X7 162 142 38 976 4576 305 ptTWl1). ranked No. ti in the nation. n Athktxs tm7nlng mnnqtwent: Wcllcslcy <:ollcgc, fw IllC atlllct~ its training dcl~;tttmcttl’s suc~~‘ss ~ witli litttilcd tcsotttc t-s - itt lxcvcnting itijut~ics and citltivat- 1987 1988 1989 IWO 1Wl 1992 1993 1988 1989 1990 1491 1992 1993 ittg ;itt cf‘rcctivc stutlcttl-tr‘;tittrt. pi ogt~atti. Tlic itt,juty-pt cvctttiott 1 Parllol quallflers A5% 5 1% 65% 5 6% 5 b% 3.5% 4 1% 1 Parhal quallflers 11.25% 92% 149% 168% 9 9% 8.7% plVg-r;lttl, which inrludcs Ill~lIldil- (OS0 percent of tot01 (as o percent of tot01 number of freshman number of freshman tory prcsc;isoti scrcctiittg for all grants~indid) grontr~in~oid) athlctcs and rcconditiotting pro- gt-ams for those prcdisposcd to 2. Fcatball portlol quoltflers 6.1% 9.1% 10.3% 9.3% 8 9% 64% 7 1% 2 Football parttal quahflers 16.4% 12.0% 22 6% 26 1% 15 a% 12 6% injuty, has sharply trcduccd the (OS0 percent of total (as o percent of total number of athletics injuries at number of freshman number of freshman football grontswxd) football grants-mold) stir SCtiool. Ilit- slutletit-1railiiti~ program, ;tltnosl ttotirxisrrnt 3. Men’s basketball portlal quolifers 8 0% 00% 11 3% 83% 68% 3 8% 48% 3. Men’s basketball partial quahfers 102% 50% 105% 100% a 2% 9 ax f

MREClOR OF AlHUllCS Calendar Gerald O’Dell selccIed at Cincinr\ati after serving sincr 1!3Xf as Al) aI North- Hollis named AD at Tennessee-Martin April 7-8 Poscgrxlrr;,tr SC t\ol;,\ship (:o\\\rr\\llc.r IC,ns.\a (:iry. Mibbouri em Illir\ois. He earlier w;1s an ;&star\1 A!,ril X-!) Kc-search <:o,,,miIIrr (Zhic ;\go foothall coach at four L)ivision I-A ins& Benny Hollis, athletics director for the rurions and director of rr\arkrring and April IO-I Walter Byers Scholarship (:orrlr~\\t~rr St. Louis past 14 yt-ars a~ Nonheast buisiana, has prnmotm~~ ar Minnesota. AlJ\il 15 I4 Academic Kccluirrmrnrs (:o,,\,uit,rr Kam:lr (:i,y, Mih~o\\n ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR been named AD a~ TennesseemMartin, A!,lil 14 Special rrirrtir\g of (:o,\\,,,itrcc o,, AIl~11ll;l OF AlHl.ElKS effectivc.July I. Won\en’s Athkzt\c b a\\d former me\nhc,s Jason Ho&y promored from assic- Hollis, a Northeast L,ouisiana graduate of the (;rr\dr~Eq\\\~y l’ask Forcr who returned to the school as an assistant A!\ril 15-l 7 (:~\\,,,i\itI~e of, !,\trx lions l3alri\\\orr mm’s basketball coach in 1970, bet-amc Apnl 17-2 I WrcbIlinC, (:onu,\irrcc K;\lls:\s I:\ty, M\rro\\ri assistant AI1 in 1!)77 and was prornorul IO ASSISTANT DlREClOR AD in 1980. April 18-20 ~:o,,\icil K:\\\s:\s I:,ly, Missouri OF ATHlEllCS April IO-22 Men’s ;,ntl Women’s Skiiq (:o\\\II\\II~c. K;\,\s.kr (:ily. Mi.uo,,ri Bob Vahano given ;rdclitio\\al duties At his alma nmcr, Hollis has seen the April 22-23 Sn\clr\\t-Athlrtr A~Iv\so\y (:o\l\\nirIrc NW Orlr:,\\r as assibl;\r\l .iItilrIics dirrclor for rr\rclia athletics dcpartrnc11t wirl numerous men’s rrlarior\s at St. Maty’s (Maryland). whcrc and women’s confercrrtr all-sports cham- Hollis April 22-74 N;\tror\;\l Youth\ S!xxib Prograrl\ 11v;\lualor\ Mnn~c,q. (:;,lifc,r\\i;\ hr will continrrc 1~) serve i\b head ,,1cn’s piouships, inrluding the last fonr corlsccu- April “‘Loi-26 Mrr\‘s ;\nrl Worr\e~\‘\ !li\skrtl\i\ll ScoIc\tlalc. i\,i/o\,;\ l,askrtt\;\ll , o.,ch. tivc rncI1’s titles irl CIIC Southlaud Corrfcrcncc. Kulrh (:o\l\\l\\,\rt~h COACHES Other highlights have included crearion of the first athletics M<\y 2 B\\dgrt S&c c\n\\J\i\trr !ndi,\,\ Wells. (:.\liforni;\ I&I’S basketb&Pete Gitten II:III~HI drug-tcstirig program in I~ouisixra, a Division I-AA title for the M;\y 2-4 lqisl~t,ivc Kcvicw (:o,\\miIIcr Hilror, Hr;\d !hl.,\\(l. aI Provirlrr\c r atier coaching since 198.5 S4\\th (:;irc\li\l.\ at Xavic, (Ohio). wl\c~r trr ~o,\cl\cd football tram and a Women’s Final Four appcarancc in l);rskrrl);rll. M:IY 5-l IIivicions I. I! :\\\cl I!! I,\di.\r\ Wcllr. (:,\liffu3\i;, Hollis is a for-mcr chair of 1l1r N(:AA Division I-AA Football Irann 10 b\x c r~,\bcru,ivc ;ip~\r;,\~:\\\~~rs \\\ ~:l\;\\\\pi~J\i~liilJs (:cJ\\\l\\itIw~ rhc Divisio\\ I Mu\‘\ !l;\hkcll,all (:l,a~,,- Corrirrrittcr. M;,y :1-r, l-kc ~tllvr (:0\\\1\\iUc.c l\,tli;\\\ Wcllc. (:;,lifo\ \\i;\ pionship. (;illc,, rcplxrs Rick Barnes, who was \l;ll\lrd hcxl c O<\< h .\I (:lcnl- so\\. Ilaruch’ l’rovitlcncc Ic;,u\, ( ~\\\\l~\lrd I !l!l4-!I5 !&‘,\0,,. !le;,ll\colr. Wl\<\ h:,r !\\bl I\r .\lho will rclincluirh dr\rirs ;\5 \\\c\\‘\ W:\y\\t.. !\\di:\l\i\. Wcsl will hc tlcfcncivr Men’s ice hockey-Walter Newell a lfW7li rcco\rl ,t\,o\\gl\ bix s~‘i,so,1b and co\r\lJlr,ctl his IHrh scaco\\ ;\I tl\r SCl\or\l, ;\~\cl wo\\\~,\'s Ir.\ck ;~,\tl firld coacl\. 1x1~ k\ co;\< h. Mc\l\\;\r will IJV clt\;~rIcr- prcJ,,imcd fio\\i ;\G\,;i\lt a, Wc\\\\v<\\th. \~\adc thrc-e I)ivisio\\ I L !\:\r\\!>\o\\sl\ip 11.15 .L 31X-214 co.,chi,\g rrccrrcl at etfrc ~\vt.,Jut\t. 30. l,;,ck~ u\;\c1\ ;,\\,I !.;\rko-.\ f,Jr,,\cr l\c.,tl whcrc lit h;\s hcc\i o,\ Ihc staff tor tw<\ ;,ppc;,r;,nc rs. !l.\rncs alcr~ I1;,\ IJcc,\ Mic I\ig:\\\ SI.\IC, wl\crc his I!,79 tca\~\ Field hockey assistant-Vi& Miller coacl1 ;,I M;,\,chrsrcr~w\ll I\r \.t.bpol\si~ yr;lrs...Steve Cedorchuk r~*i~\,~d :,I had cr,;,ch ;I, (:COI 8’ M.lxorr...Ralph WOI\ rhr I)\v\~\oI\ I c Il;\tnpionsl\ip.. named ;,I K\,t/towq whrrr she albo will hle Ibr rhe dcfcnsive linr. IkJblOll (:ollc~C. Wilkwd WICC ,rd .I, I’i,,sb\u ~11 after fr\\\\ Kansas Starr’s Dana Altman ;\~J!JcJ,,\,c.\I .\I asaisr with wo,nc,\‘s I,askcrlx\ll. Tony Elliott joined the s,;,ff ;,I Men’s and women’s soccer-Scott yearc ;,I Wrstcrrl K~I\Iu\ ky, whcrc his CrcighrrJn. Alr\\\;;n, wl\cJ (oils t\rd lC\tlbi\b Football-Morris Stone prcJn\o~rcl Ed\l\horo, which ;ilso ;,,,,io,\~~ccd thr Westbrook .\!J!JcJ\\\trcl \r\c-II’s .\\\d \VOOI- I~:tfns wcrc XI-42 ;,rxl :\!~!Jc:\rrd twice in SI,tIc lo foutrh pl;\cr i\\ tt\\h yr:\\‘r l'lr~,l\ assist;,,it 10 iiircri,,, hc;\tl coiirh ;,I rrs\g,\;r,\cJ\\ ~1 Gene Smith ;IC tlcfc\\Gr c\\‘\ c o:\c 1\ :\I Ark.\t\.x\~~Liulc KCJC L. I Ic is the D\\isio,\ I ch;,n\l,i~,llshi!\. \\I add\- N.\rioti.\l I\\~iI;ttio\\ To\\\r\:\~r\r\\l, I Tcx;,s A&M. flc repl;,rrs Ron llrlr c oxch...Mike Vite rrsig\\cd a, :\ fr\\ ,,\r, i\r:\d c 0.u I\ .I, !~i,\rl~\1wc~~Jd tioo to wi,\oi,lg Ihc S,\r\ !+l\ (:<\I\- lJ\lCd ‘I fWi,4 rrcord i\\ lo\\1 yr:\rb w\lh Steele, who rrGp\\ed ;\f,cl ,WB yr;\\s wi\l\ Nw4wq...Ken Flajole :qJlJoi\ited drfr\\- :\\\d !~~Jo,lJ~J\\\\r, wt\c,.v ,WIJ raf llir ,cl,,J\~ fcrr\\c c rr~\la\~bc.\b~,,\ lillt Ihic ye;\\. rhc Wild< ;\I\ ;\\\d :\lwJ l\i\h < O.\C l\ccl .\I ;I 4-I 5 rem, rl...Kevin Higgins !\rr\\\\c~~t~l si\c ~oortli\\al~, ;,I Kich\r\o~~d. wt\ic t\ a!JlJr<\rccl it\ II\c l)ivi>i(J\\ I I I R!c\\‘\ John Kresse rrc r\vrd .I t\cw Ill-yrar M.\rsh.,ll...Mike Miller !\ro\r\otrd tro!\\ Iron\ aasisranl aI !.rl\igl\. wl\r\r I\r J\:\h .\I~I, .~,\,,r~u,\c~d ,I\c ;,plJ~Ji\\\,~\r\\l~ r\f Socrcr (:l~,\\,\lJir,\\bl~ilJ. Wc.stlr,c\c\k conw.\cI .\I (:l\;t\+xlr\\\ (Soulh (:;\rolin:t) ~\bbibl.\oI .I, So\\ll\wr.s\ Trx:\h St:\tr. wl\clc xncd for six waso\\s ;\s li\\t.l\:\c kt.15 Frank Leonard ;,c rJffc\\si\c li,\c c O:\C I\ ,qJI;\\ cs Roy Stanley. who recig\\t’tl af,c\ aftrr ,c~;\~l\i,\g rliir yc;\\‘~ ,e;\,\\ to 11\t l,c II.1, I,K,\ 01, IllC \I;\ff for tl1rrr yt’:m. co.~ch, tlcfc\,ci\c coc\rdi\\:\to\ :\\\cl :\hh\h- ;\lld Matt Griffin ;LF wide \r( ri\r\h libc b~~\bo,\b will, .\ I\\c\I’~ \~c~J\d ~>f :W sc t\cJcJl‘b I\rrl I)ivicio\\ I Io\\\\\:~~\\r\\t 1 Ic alw I,;,c 1,rc\\ ;\,\ i\~~\\t:\\\l >\I 5‘1111 I.,,,, l,c;,tl r,r\;,cl\ E!e rqJl:\cC.s Hank ro.tch...Joe Philbin crlcc\ccl :\b offm\r\v< .57-7 ;,,1d \vo,l\,~\\', I(', <,,,I rrf :12-50- ;ap~~c:tt.tttc I’. Krcssc. \vhcJ I\;\c I\rr\\ ;\I 1 Ir\ur,o\\ SI;\tc ;,ud Wrstr\\\ !llu\oih. Small. who rcsig\,ed...Ed St&s \\:\u\rcl ;\I lit\c c oi\c I\ ;\I ()hio. llc previously ~:\s I...Fran O’Leary scl~Tctl ;\* I\\c,\‘\ c (a.~l\ thr scllool 10, 15 ye,\rs, Al, SC,TC\ a\ Men’s basketball assistants-Tony l)rfi;untc aficr sc\vi\\p ;\s cJffr\r\vr l\~\r cJ!lct\bivc cxJortlin.tto\, offc\\sivta li\\r .\I 1~.\111111111111. I lc hat IJCC\l Ilf~.\Cl (OZ\( I\ arl\lcrics dircctol :\I (:h:\r~l~\I~,~~...Nor- Harvey joint-tl ,he \,;,ff ;I\ MI Nww St.\tc co.,, t, i\l ~:tlinhoro. c O:IC h xtncl rrc r\\iIit\g corJ\~tlil\;\to\ ;\I lor IhC [,.\>I IWCJ sI';,co,1‘3 a1 KC~\\)O\l. man Picou rcriguccl ;\, Sc\\\\hr.\hlr\\\ .dlrr rct\itig ;I\ ;I*) ;t\bivt:lllt :*I Sc\\~ll\r\~\- Football assistonts Tommy Macon ~\lltgl\co~...James Bell joi\\ul lhc Uollh \vl\clc I\;\ Ic~..\l\l~ crJt\llJilt.0 ~~nrtl ;,F as&,:\\\, \vo\,\~,\‘b \ol- ,loi,\cd tlrc \t;,ff ;,I B;,ll St;\\r Bob Shoop I er~rx ~cd-cm tllllgb (o.tch. .Mike Dirtzel cow 11~1 fol \l\\rc wi\\b .\I W.nl\inKto\\ Al;\l,an\;\~l I\,\\,%villr. IrylJ.\ll CO‘LC Il. 10 IJC~lIIl\C Iltwl \ o.*\ I\ ‘\I ,\,\,\\c(l ,,\rcrin\ tlcfi\,ri\c c rrc,nli\\;\tor :\I I\;\I~\c~ dclcnr~rc c~~ortlinxol ;\I Jol\r\x ;\f\c~\ :\\\ r\gl\lGyt.:\r rlinl ill (:r~lo\arlrJ M.\rc!,\c.“c’s Kevin O’Nei!! ~\:\\\\ccl XI !.),\clll,u\~. I IV\ \r-cwld :\, ,\lf\tYl \,‘.\X I5 Y.\lc...Joe DeLamielleure. :I torntrr !!ol~ki,\h, WI\CW hc ;,Iw will I\r drfr\\sivr (Iollqr, \vl\c,c I\is o.\,io,\,\ll~ \;it\lc~d Tr\\llcssrc ;\lrcr co.\cl,i\\g ,r;\tl\s :\I X’L...Debra Schlegel \rc?ip\\ccl .\I MI, I\\g‘u\ Smr all-A\nc) ic;o\ a\\d NF!. 1)x kb co.1~1,. I)irr/vl, wl\r, prcvio\,cly w;\s \e:\\\\s wrre I’lZ-?I\-X...MatI Paton M;,rr!\,c,tr IO :\ SW?2 ret ONI 1l,,o,,gI1 fivr N.~ry...Pam Bowers dis\\\isqtnd :\l~r\ I5 All-l’ro r,l’lcn,ivr li\,c,\\;,u wl\rl l\l:\yrcl :\I o,\ the SUIT :\I Arn\y. rcplaccs Chip K&y. :\~J!\o\,\It"~ \~O,I\c.,\'b CO‘\< I\ >\I Easicl \I scaO\\\ a\ld :\,\I\r:\r.\,\~ n i,\ 111~ I;\51 lwn \1“,\<,,1?, .I, IL,ylor. WllCrr I,r1 ,r:\\\\h HO,\\- !1u111\lo .\l\rl <:lcvcl.,ud. l\i\rd ;\h offr\\- whr,joi,\ctl d,c \c.,ff ;,I NW I !;,\\\pshi\r. (:~Jt\\\c~~icu, St.ltc...Ken Pcrkinn :\\\ivisior\ I!! Mc,\‘s B;,rkr,h;~ll (:h;\lr\- Trina Thomas rcccivcd ;I \,cw I~\WC- sl;\ff ;I, %Juch (:.\roli,\a. Nev:\cl;\~!.>\> Vcg.\>. !tl.\ho .Sr;,tc :,lso Kerry St. John, wl\o s~qJl~c(l dow,1 due pior\rhi!\ ~\l~lJc~~r~~t~cc...Dave Niland yr:\r c or\~ra~t .\I Willi;,,,\ ;,\\d M;,ry :\f,rr Tom Jordan sclcctcd as righr r\\ds :\r\\\o\\\u cd rhc rc.\raig,i,ncn,\ of Craig to otl\r\~ \.eqJ~J,\b,lJ,l,tic~. co;\cI\ .\I Ark;,,\s;\s Suer. whcrr hr :\lso Culig ho,,, tlrfcrlsivc h;,cks ,o drfr\\sivr srlrc.1rd ill Prr\\\ sr.\rc=l3r~llrr,ld l!r I\,‘- w\l\,\ing (:r,loni;,l Arhlelic Asso< i:\l\o,\ Jerry Moyer I\irecl z\s \\\c\\‘\ co.\cl\ ;II will .,ssisr will\ coorclill:\tiol\ ot rc’- lint co;,ch. Tim Orr fro\\\ o\\~s\rle t(J vior\sly wi\h a\\ ;\bris,a,\, a, (:a\\i~irn :\\\,I CO,\CI\ of the year ho\\o\n i\\ he\. lt\\r*l Mor:\v\:\\\ :\ftr\ tl\\rr yc‘\rs ICJ oflc,\- rx.Sherman Dillard \\d,\\cd ;,I l\\di;,n;, Women’s basketball assistonts- Gape, ~110 c rJ,\\pilcd ~1 two-ye;,,~ ,~rc( 01~1 kc li\\r , O;\C 1\ :\\\~l Brent McNeely fro\,\ Succ ;,fIc, six yr:\rs :\s i\ll .\b&Iant ;,I Theresa Hrubash I twgr~rcl ;111cr two SG\- ;,Rcr se\vi\\g \i\\c r I!)!12 .\I ru ruiting of l7-l7-I...Mike Varga +.=I\ :\dcli\i(\\\:\l cighl rnds tr\ ,\\\\\\,\\g IJack> cr,;,ch... (;eorgi,t Tech. IXllard. :I hJr\\\cr .\c.&- ~011~ ;,I F;,irlrigh 111~k\\\bo\\- I‘cA- nxmdi\\;\t~Jr :\I Orego\\ Sl;\lr. I !c .tlso Il.lr cluics ;u L.incc\l\\ Mrt\\(\ri:\l, wl\r\e I\c Wayne Dickens I\\lrd I\!, i,\aitlc li\\rh;,& \\\\c xll-A,llcric;,u ;,,~J;III\cs Mi\disor\, aho \\rck Vi&i Miller ,\:\,,\c.d .\I K,,,/,ow\\, cr\;\c,l\rd ;\I Kit t\\\\\Jnd, Ark.lnr;ts and will I\rc.c\\\\r \\\r\\‘b c oi\( 11 LO ;\cldlllo,\ to (:lr~n~~\r\...Lou West ot I:inc in\\;\ti ;,\\d rrs :\\\d b!,et ,211 Ici\,\\~ coach ;\I S;,n !)icgc\ h;,s I\rrr\ o,\ the staffi ;I, M;,ryl;,\\d :\r\cl whrrc sI\r :\lso w,ll IJc .,bsib,;,n, field contin\,ir~g I<\ hr;\cl :\ WO\,\~\\'S IJ,xJgr.\,,\ C;,liforui;\. lmkey c ox h. Charles Molnar of Illinois S&,Ic joined ;,ftrr serving as a grad,iaIe assis,;,r\t Jud Heathcote ar\r\o\\nccd hc will Men’s and women’s cross countfy- the staff a, Kent, alor\g will, Gerry lasko roach at Washi\\gto,\. Dickens repl;\crs retire ‘u Michigan Starr irt fhr r,\d ofrhc Roger Bowen rrs\grrcd AI Nevada, where from Paul Hard\r\g High School in Fan Bill Dobson. See NCAA Record, page 20 b

Polls

Division I Baseball ‘Lo. So\,,l,r”cstrr r\ I.;, (5.5, ...... I87 16. I I(: I);\vi* (18-6) _._...... _._...... 234 III. Allnighr (%2) ...... Ili’l Ic:,,\ ,,“I, .\\Y.,Y ,\\rr\b, .is ret\o\ ICll by lllr I’hr IJSA ‘Tuclay Bas@lJall Wwkly toI> 25 21. okIallo\\\a (1X-H) ...... Ili!l 17. (:~,,,rirl Okla (20-4) _._...._._._...... _...... ‘Llh I I. k..\\\‘.r, \ (:‘1!\1\ 51. (5-4)...... I 15 Ndio\\.O A~soc\.\[Io\\ 01 C:‘\llc~gi,\\r- (;)\\I- NCAA Divi&\\ I hasrhall team* tt\rr\uyl\ 22. Nonh C:aro. (22-7) ...... I42 17. Spnr\KT”lrll5-?, ‘LIti 12. Wi\.-Wl\irc\v.\lcr (‘)L’LmI) ...... 143 ,\ar,\.\ll tot, 25 N(:AA 23. (:,\lifcJrr\i;\ (P.\ ) (13-4) _...... I I2 I7 I rcI\lm\ s\ (H-3) ...... I I5 6. M\(.l\\ji:it\ _. 28 I 713 3. C;corgi;\ Tc-’ I\ (I’)-4) ...... 74 I I)iviGo\\ II h;\srlJ.\ll rci\m\\ tt\\ougl\ M.\tll\ 28. 24. (:;,I Yoly Porr\cr,\.\ (20-I I, lop IX. Ma\, -ILrn,,\,ru~l\ (10-2) ...... !I0 H!l 7. UC:1 A .._. ._ 2X1.7ll 4. M\at\\i (PI.\.) (23-5) ...... IiHli will\ trcords 111 )&\rc\\tl\rsr\ .\\\d Inai\\l\. 25. (;rorgia (:,\I. I20-I l-l) ‘In I!). (:;\nl\;r~r (‘l-2) ...... H. ItI.-(:l\l~.\plr . . ..“XI.OH 5. So\\tl\er\\ (:;\I (2%X) ...... hll I I FL\ Sr,\~lI\cr\\ (:(I-?) ...... IHII Division 111 B-ball 20. Mctl\odis\ (I?-(i) ...... H4 !I. (:dtilrrrr\i.\ 1’7x.20 Ii Imuis\a\\a St. (In-6;)...... iw ?. Am\\\,cr,\~ S, (27~.i~l) ...... Ii!? ‘rl,c (:ollc~,a,c I~;,wl,;\lt \o,\ 30 N(:AA 21. I~~~I’:\\lw(lll-l)...... 7.i Ill I’,.\\,\ 41 “_7X IFJ 7 (:1,~11\*,J\\ l”l\~o, ...... 55 I 3. Kollil\* (27-i) ...... I50 I)iviGr\\\ III t~.\.wt\.\tl Ici\n\\ \l\\rr\\~l\ M,\\l I\ L’X 22. KUIKCI~-SW;\\ k (H-3,...... lili I I S’.\, MCX\‘~f,. “7X II0 x. ‘I ,‘X.\, (115~10)...... 312 .1. (:,,I SI. I),\\\\. Hill, (l’l~!l,...... I:10 ‘1, \clr’Ic’I by II\C A1\\c1 I( ill\ I~;\wt\.lll 23 I Ic>l,.‘rl (I”-:{, ...... 5x I”. 111\\\01\ ‘L77 !& !I. ()kl,\t\,,\\\., St (l!lm7,...... 475 :rJ NfJ\ll\ AL\. (l!L1-2, ...... I?I, (h.~~ IICY AI*,,’ i.‘lio\\. \rllll \cc 01’1s IT\ IJ;\\~\\- “1 Allc~l~n~ (IO-‘1,...... 5:: 13. M\t\I\(.\~II:\ 270 :ir, III Im,y I%,..,1 I\ SI I l!lL7,...... 451 Ii soull\c\I\ I\\Cl. (1.55) ...... :IHli tl\cw\ :\\\,I ]\fail\\r !!5 I..\ vc, 11” IIT,-x, ...... w I 1. I ~~\\\]dC 1’71,. IH I I. An,, ,,I< \ SI (24.10) ...... 444 7 I’.,\\\t\.l (Bl-‘I)...... :w I. Mm irl\i\ I IL’- I t . “:lll ‘Ai. A\IIc\I.\ (O-I) ...... to ‘Jy r, Ii I%\ ipl\.b\z\ Y’,u\\# ‘17 1 (III 12. w\(.I\\t:\ St. (l%7, ...... 42X x M.r\\*lirlll (I:Ll,...... :37ti ?. z1.c:. Wrslcy;\\\ (I!MI,.. _ 27. St. Mary’, (Mil)l) ) (I-O ) ...... 5 Ifi. .S,I.U II,,' . ..?73 Iii I:1 Nml\ (:i\ro. St. (?‘L4) ...... II!) !I. (:,,I 1’0l\ s1.0 ~17~111,...... ‘YIH :< 1 I(: SAO I)\C~” ( 15-2, 220 ‘8. 13r:\\\cle\s (7-Y) ...... 34 17. Mic I\iE.m SI . ..L“7?.?8 I4 SC,Ull\ (:aro. (557)...... :<4 I IO. I,twi\ ( 1.54. I) ...... 3% 4 Wir -O,l\ko,l\ C12-I ) L’lli 2’) V.I. Wcrlqall (I I-I)...... 3 I IX Wilt\.\!\\ Xc M:\p ._ 270 lili IS. ‘fr,\r\r*,cc (20~0) ...... :1 I H I I. v‘\lclfJ\t;\ St (14-O) ...... ‘I24 5. (:rml.\,\‘l SI (IO-I, I!% 30 MW\l< l.ur SI. ((i-4)...... 21 IO Arl\\y . ..270 I I Iti. Wa*l,ir\gl,,I~ ( lome)...... Jo2 12. II<: K\vcrs\dc (21-X) ...... ‘“-.HI I,. M;\ry W<,,l\i,\g,,\\ (II;-I, tH7 Mm’s Gymnastics 17. AulJ\\r\\ (16-4) ...... ‘Lnci I:% (:c\\~r.il Mo. $1. (l!lL7)...... 2x4 S. .So\\tl\rrr\ Mr. (2-I ) IX7 I’l\r top PII N(:AA ,,\1.\\‘, q\\\\\.w\cs ted\\\, 18. Ohio ?it. (14-3) ...... 2,r I I4 S (: -Aikco (20m14)...... 2f4 x. (::*I I.\\lllcrar\ (14-4-l) .lH5 rl\ro\\gh Marct\ ?8. I\;\wd or\ ll\c .\vrtqr (Jl 19. Ka\\sas (I!l-6)...... ml I4 Dell., St (l7-!,)...... 264 !I. Wllllalll I’C\\\\ p-n) I70 \l\e [ea\\\s rhrce i\ighn\ ~~o~~~ (iI\, l\\cIi\\g at See Polls, page 15 b April 6, 1994 The NCAA News Page 15 Polls

b Continued from page 14 2 Auyu*,.~n.~ (S I) ) (4-O) ._._ ._.. .._. I I I (Indiana). 15-3. ? (:dI St R,tkrr*fivtrl (18-2) .._...... I I I ‘i ~tlXlldMK (6-n) ._ .._...... _..... I():< I l.ll’-(: w Y0*t(I-II) 20 S Mcrrim.rt k (0. I) ‘84 2. Nrw Yet k I’crh (9-O) .._...... Is Ii Mr, s<,utt,c-n1 St (I 5-r)) 112 3 Adelplll (I-3) I2 7 I lu,rtl>t,c (O-0) 2 q. v.itdosl~ Sl. (18-4) (i7 Division III Men’8 Lacrosse IO. Waytic St. (Mich.) (10-l;) ._...... _...... (i5 Mid-Atlantic: I Trclttorl Stale, 14-t. 2 I t’rillc ~‘1~11~(4-O) 2411 I 11~ to,, I’ll NC:AA IIt\ i\~ou t t I mc11.s I I. c:at I’+ s1.0 (1.X) fit Kowan. I t-3; 3. Montctalr Slate, !I-1; 4 2. I.~,\d.l (Md.) GO) “04 la, tossc teams ,t~rott~t~ March “!I as setectcd 12. Neh.-Kcal ncy (t&4) 51 Wttttat~~ I’aterson, 6-6; 5. Lynchburg, 12-7. Y. VIIfplK (I-1) l!lll IX I .CI”IS (IO-?) 50 bv ,he U111,ed Slates Intcrcotlegtate Lactnrrc Men’s VolleybalI I. s)r;Krlrr (%I) ,.,. IKli A\\,,< t6,ton. \\,,I~ rcc or& ,t, ~>.tr~~n,he~c\ .,,>,I I4 Pi,,\twrp SI (‘11.4) 40 i Jrhttr Ilcrpkirt~ (X-2) I xn The Tach,hara top I5 NC:M men‘s volley- txirm I5 NW Hin~w (7-2) _.... 94 ti Nc,,il, (:dll> (4.3) .tw halt teams through Malch ‘L!) as selected hy I N.,~wth (NY.) (“-0) 1% Ih R.,rry (9X-7) 30 7 Tow*cr1, St (%I) . . ..llil rhe Amencan Volleyhalt C:oaches As- ‘1. Sallsl~l,~ St. (b-II) I47 17 A\hl;md II;.4) 2ti 8. M.nyt.~nct (4-2) .._.146 soc,a~,on. wtth records ,,I parentheses and :1 Il,,l,.rt1 (O-O) I 32 IX CA St (Ittic 0 (15-7) .._ 2? !) I Idstt.r (4-O) 125 pO,tllS: I. Grtt)sbrlrg (+fl) 129 I!) Mrulk.ltoS, (H-2).. .._._...._...... _.. ._._. 9 to N.t\y (4-Y) II7 1. 1K:L.A (17-I) 225 5 Washmgton IMd.) (,&2’) I27 20 Arncri,.w tnt’l (3-5) .._._...... _...... 5 I I. D,,kr (3-2). ._ I07 2. Pcnt1 St. (14-l) 202 ti W.,rl, 1L 1.K (4-3) I20 20 I If: t)wi\ (t44t .._._._...._._.._...... 3 I2 (:cwrgclo\vll (4-O) too 3. Brtf+m YounR (14-4) I 9x 7. Atfied (5-O) I I!1 13. MA\\‘,< tlLr*cllr (l-l) ..,.,.,.,.., ,.,.,. ,.,. ., x4 4 soutt1crt1 <:a1 (13~3) I RO n Dctltsr,ll (5-l) I I I II. Ihwt, (l-3).. ..._..._..,...... ,...... ,.,....,.,.,..,.,.,., HO 5 .St.u,f,,nl (I I-7) I St !I. Ohio Wr&y;,u (:I-2) ._._...._....._...... 98 15. Y.,Ic (3.2) Ii0 6. (A St. Noi-ttlridg~ (I 9-H). IS4 tn (.otltatKt 4 (J-I). x.5 Iii. rirllrc~ lL,m(. (I-1) 41; 7. San I)+ St. l14-!0 I37 I I. Ko;,nokc (4-3) .._...... X4 17. tkt.lw:ln~ (3. I ) :x7 H I’r-pp,-l“ttt~~ ( I O-6) I20 12 I,hac-:, (I-0) IX. l’cn~,nyt\;tnli~* (‘1-O) 21; 77 4 III/PI J-F, W.ryrw (11.5) too 13 !vtiddlrtwr) (%ft) .._...._._._...... 60 IX. VCI 111~,111(L ’-It) 21; III. UC: Santa Harh. (ICI- IO) .._... .._. .._._...... _...._86 ‘10. KIII~TI, (I-5) I ‘< t-t l.\,l< 111>,,1.~It;- “) 4!l I I. I~;,11 St. (SO-7) 77 Division II Men’s Iacrour Ii H.ulnic k ((l-t) 44 12. Hawatt (I t~tft) I>4 ‘1‘1~~ tc~ta fits yV(ZAA t),\i*,r,r, 11 1rtcn~‘\ II;. (:t,,rkwn (llw) 40 t:*. I.011~ lIracl1 5,. (I 1-t L’) 50 1.1, ,,n\(‘ 1,“1111\ IIII

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Gdiia 13 seeking an academic COUM&X and at least three tetten of recommenda- posItIon Dwes wll Include the plannmg. m&bon director to caordinate media rela licensees ond members, or agencies acting on their behalf.) for lb Athlebc Academic Suppon Program. uon to’ Mike sndberg. Huma,” Resources administering and supervising of the intm. now.. publlcauons and sports mforma ,nn,ng July I. 1994. The program pro- Servicer, 201 5. 7th Street. 1130 Heinkel mural and, recreabon ~7~7s. overseeing [ion/public relations activities. Specific VI7’ es acsdemlc wpport end .ass~s~~~ncefor Bullding. Unwemty of M~ssouri~Columbia. the operabon and schedu m of the nateto~ dwer mclude se,tmg annual goats for Deadlines: Orders and copy for The Market are due by noon all student~athletes at the university. Columbia. MO 6521 I. The Unwers~ty of dum. general recreation sn abletic fac,li~ medie relations: processing and disbibuting Support services include: academic advis Missouri&Columbia does not d,rcr,mlnate ties. developing college~based and come press releases. producing media guides. s prior to the date of publication for general iny. counselmg. orlen,stton and lesrnlng 0” the baSlS of race, color, rekg1on. national munny.based ouueach programs: and lim game programs. romp,lmg spans s,LI,s. by noon seven days prior to the date of publi- strate ,es/sk,lls scss~ons, tutonal support. ongin. ancestry, sex, age. disa~bikty. status ited teaching of phYsical educabon majon overseeing radio broadcasts. and other advertisements. Orders and copy will be study 1 ell and career counseling. The acad~ ns d,,abled veteran or veteren of the coursec A masters degree ,n recreatnn related duuer Requres bachelor’s degree cmlc counselor will be B member of .3 pro. Vietnam era. or sexual orientation. For administration. sports administration. phyr and journalism experience/training. accepted by moil, fax or telephone. fessional staff of Rve under the supuwsion more ,nformat,on. c.lI Human Rrrourcer ical educabon or related Reid 15 pmfemd Corn uter skills (Mar platfwm and appkra~ of the Dwector of Athlebc Acsdemlc Affws. srwlrer, 3l4laa2 7976. or U.S. ~~~~~ The starting date is the fall semester of lions P and strong writing and inte rson8.l and will have responwbility for academic. ment of Education. 08ce of Ciwl Rtghts 1994. Send letter ot appllc~,lon. resume Include msnagng and Equal d pponunny Employer/Aff,rmatwe three references to: University of Missouri requres: I) a master’s degree in education. admlnistering the athletics trelnmg and ACtlO”. Kansas Cny. Human Resources. 4825 The Market. To fox on ad, call 913/339-003 1. counsrl,ng. or an approprwe LIres of spe health care serv,ces for student~athletes Traost. Room 21 I, Kdn\as C,ty. MO cialirabon: 2) professional experience in particlpatinq in I I women’s and 13 men’< 64 I IO An Eaual O~mrtunltv Institubon. one of ,he followmg areas’ an academic D,ws,on I ,%rcollrgwte sponr programs. support program for student athletes, a Supervise full~tlme certified athlct~cr ,rdw Marketing crs and studen, ,rancrs Coordinate event an rvangrl,ral pxplprrnn of thr Chrwan leamng d~~~~t.ance program. advl* inolcounselino of underoraduates or huh coverage. medIcal records Prowdrs dthlrt~ Recreation f&h and to the distinctives of Chnsban Ilb The University of New Mexico’s Alhlet~c &ml/colleg; tearh,ng.j) excellent c& ICS trmmg to assIgned sports and other era1 arts education Messiah is 1 teaching Department IS recrunng for an Adwwn mumcahon and ,nte~rzonal $k,llr r+lat,nq dut,*, 0, a,s,gned Quakhc &o”s Master’s and PromotIon Asslstan, Par,.t,mc, I 8 Northern tltinois University. Associate mstltubon which emphasizes mstruction. ,o of smks to mPmbwh,p ,n D,v,s,on ‘4I I of the of apphcatwn. ~,,a. and the namer, dd physwdl therdpy rxper,ence preferred Bachelor’s degree with a major in adveltir three staff coordinators. d utmy centre NCAA and the MIddIe Atlantic Conference. dresses and telephone numbers of three Mnimum five years’ of athlebrs trammq mq, mdrkebnq or r&ted dw ,pl,ne. wth d manager. and three gmdudtr dsa,,tants to Athletics Director Appointment Date. August 15. 1994. references by May 2. 1994. to. Cha,r. expenence, reterably in Division I unwcrs~~ mm,mum of one year of dwrrtly related ensure program conbnuny and adherence Compen5atm Commcnsurstr wth quallfl~ Search Committee. Athlew Academic ty setting Bnor adm,n,s,rat,on and many experience. Directly related educabon and to university poll&s and procedures. risk catbons and experience Applications, Athletic Dtrector for coed children‘s >ports Suppon Pro ram, CB# 31 IO 21 I Steele agement expenence preferred. Football expenence may be sub,t,tuted for each managemen, ISSUI)%and drvctopmen, of b Interested applicants should rend a letter of camp in northcsctrrn Pcnnsylvan~a. Buildin UN CH. Chapel Hill. NC 27599~ experience. head tramer. and expewnre other on a one-year for one~year basis departmental assessment program Assists Posnion involves superwsnn of coachmg apphcation along with appropriate wtae. 3 I IO. % lary @1s compctwe. M~nor~ucs and uoh,ng w,h mate and female student~ath Duties, Server in an internshIp capacity director in the total admlnlstrdtton al staff and administering of stron teaching references and placement crederwals by females are encouraged to apply and iden~ letes preferred. Salary commenzu,etr wth and nmplements all markeunglpromotlons depanmen, through goal setrmg, budge, pmyram kn all land spans. Fame9 y wcom~ April 15 to’ Dr Layton Shoemaker. tify themselves. The Unwerslt of North sk,llr and expcr,ence. Po>,t,on wallable act~vmes for the program. mcludmg the mans ement, program and staff .v.Iu. modabons available IS well as campm for Director of Athletics, Messiah College, Carolms e, Chapel HIII 1s .an A:ffwmatwe July I. 1994 Send resume, references and season ticket program. individual game t,on. 8 ual,f,cat,ons. Master’s degree I” cam age children. Must be available 3 une Grantham. PA 17027. Telephone. Action end Equal Opportunity Employer. three letters of recommendation to. Wllllsm prbrnbllo”*. pregame pramotlonr. recreation. health and physical ed&ation 25 t us, 23. Call. fax or write. Assistant Director Of Athletics For S. Coysh. Ph.D., Coordinator of Sports pregames and half bmes Develops print. or related field plus five yean of compre Phone no a 0/987.CAMP: Fax no Mzwkettng And Promotions. Appointment Medicine Services. Room 31 I I Unwersit tekvisian. radio and outdoor advert& for henswe expenence I” cem us recreebon or 212/877~1917. G. Lusti 60 W. 66th Date. As roan as possible. Salary. Heala Serbwe. Tan Center, 2222 Bencm fI programs wth the dIrector of mar & e,~ recreational sports. N PRSA Certified Stwtt. 28 A. New York N v9 10023 Commensurate wth quabfications. experi. Athletics Trainer Way. Univers& o Cakfomw. Berkeley. Ingfpromotions. Deskabler: Knowledge of Recresuonsl Spans Spec~aks, (CRSS) pre ence and educational back round. California 9472 L? Fax. 510/642 7411 unwcrr~ty and NCAA ruleslregulatws ferred. Demonstrated ability in areas of Responsibtkt~es. Michigan State B nwers,,y Athletic Trsiner. FullLtlme stsff posnon, Graduate Intern Athletic Tratner-The Master’s degree in sports administration. To recreational proyrsmmmg. supervlslon. Department of Intercollegiate Athletics nmtenure track Sweet Briar Colk e seeks College of Charleston Athletic Trammg Apply. Appl,catlonslresumes must be leadenhip development, budget manages Associate A.D. seeks an individual with expenence and a head arhletlc tra,ner. Ideal csnd, 2 &es VIII Depanment 1%seekmg apphcants for its recewed by UNM’s Human Resources De ment. decwon makmg. nsk managemen,, proven success m rhe area of spans marl have 1 bachelor’s and advanced deqree in graduate intern sition. NATA cenlfled or aRmen, e, I7 17 Roma NE. Albuquerque. and interpersonal relations. Demonstrated llw University nt Alaska Anchorage is the keting, promotions and public rel&ons to physlcal education. athletic tra,n?n of eligible for cefl, p~cet,on.” ASSIS, head traner R M 87131. no later than 5 pm on Apnl sblltty 10 work wth dwerse euden, end prw Iarges, on,, ,n the UA stitewde system of develop and manage an aggressive marl related field NATA celtification and ath 9.etx and director of sports medicine in coverage 15. 1994. Resumes must list employment fessional populations and B commitment to h,gher educabon and host of the Great ketlng and promouons progrsm. Respond training experience at the collegiate level. of I7 vanity sports. $3.500 r semes,er dater by mon,b/year snd be accompemed Alf,rmat,ve Actton are required. Alaska Shootout. The Unwersity of Alaska slblhtws include, developing and imple- The hesd ,m,ner roordtnatcr alhlebr ,m,n~ begmnmg August 1994 r lease send by 1 cover letter with an original si nature. Appointment/Salary: I2 months, cornmen. Anchorage IS now .xcep,lng sppl~cat~ons menting specific marketing plans and ing for a Division Ill women’s intercollegiate resume. names of references w,h phone Refer to Requsuon Number 9403 5-A on surete wth expenence and quallficauons. for the followin position. Assrxiate Athletic rmtqen for B 25.sporl program: market. program. trams and superwses a staff of numben to’ Matthew Smti. Head Athletic the application/cover letter. Ap kc&ions Starting Date: July I, 1994. Applicstion Dwecror. PC 2 306412; Academxs and ing and promoting sports and athletic student athletic trainers and teacher athlet Tra,ner, College of Charleston. 26 George may be obta~rwd by cslkng 5051 ST77~2456. DeadIre. Send RLU~C and Uvee letten of Compliance: Athletic Department: S&r drpanmrnt programs ,o corporate. sm.11 ,c trammg courses ,n hys,csl education Street, Charleston. SC 29424. College of UNM is an Affirmative Action/Equal recommendation by April 15. 1994. to: Dependent on expenence. Rewev of spp rI~ busmess, television and radio. and commu~ instructional program. fhe addibonal flexi~ Charleston 1% an E ual OpportunnyiAf~ Opponwty Employer and Educator Juhette Moore. Dtrector of Campus cations wll begin on April la, 1994. with nity const~tuenc~cs. cmrdontrtg game~day b,l,ty ,o teach one or more of the followng timat,ve Actmn Ern~ry Athletic Marketin And Fund-Raising Recreation. Northern Illinois University, the search remammg open unbl the promotions management developing and is dewable: First aid. CPR. running, walk Asststant Athkttc ,a mr-llx Universtty tntem6hlp. Eastern Ii entucky Untwrlty IL Studen, Recrea,lon Center, DeKalb. tll~no,s bon IS filled Applwbon Procedure. 0 k”b,n~ managing season txket~rale market+ mg, we,gh, ,rs,n,ng, wellnoss Sslary wll br of Miami 1%scccptng appkcations for the acceptin applications for B full-time. 12. 60115~2854, aI5/753~9416 complete job announcement from. UAA plans. developing and ccordmaung drpan~ commensurate with back round and expe osition of assistant athletic trainer. month a 9, lebc markebnq and fund~ralsinq Personnel OffIce. 3890 Uwers~ty Lake mental pubkc relations effolts and develops nenre. Search wll beg,n a pnl I, 1994. and i?esponslb,ti,,es m&de prscwe and event lnternshlp Responslblhties wll mclude. Drwe, Suite 100. Anchora e. AK 99508 in9 1 consokdated packaging approach to co&we until the position IP filled. Sweet coverage for women’s basketball. men’s coordmabon .ssistnce with the athletic Sports Information Vmt,tutwn. or e related field. marteir degree preferred, mg credentmts to. Ph s,c.I Educstwn A mauer’s degree and 2~3 yews of athlebc the Colonel Clu % membershIp campaign Res onslbilitles. Compile statistics for mlnmlum of live years’ expenence 1” sports Search Comm,ttee, Of r ,ce of the Dean. training experience at the college level pre Requirements. I) Bachelor’s degree. 2) wee Rly repons ,o college conference and marketing. promobons. public relations or Sweet Bnar College. Sweet Elrmr. VA ferred. Salary based on quakficabons and Prewous experience ,n athlew marketmg NCAA, wnte weekly press rele.ses. contact equvalent: demonstrared success in marl 24595 u.91Opporturvt Employer expenrnce This IS B IZ~month position or related field. 3) Excellent oral and written medle, superwso &dent worken and overt Assistant A-D. keting/promotions efforts; strong commu Athktic ‘4 miner (mc30 r 45). The Depart beginmng July I. 1994. Send resume con- comm”nra,,ons skills. A pontmen,. June see basketball game management. mcation skills. Deadline for Applicabons. men, of Intercolleg,ate A,hleucs a, the tanmy a m,n,mum of three references by I. 1994 Stioend, Sa.0 g 0 Deadlme for Responsible for publlratlon of media Asslstant Athletics Director for Apnt 30. 1994. Subm,, I cover letter. Umvers~ty of MlssourlvZolumbla has an May 1, 1994. to: Todd Towcelli. Head applicstions. April 29, 1994. or until the guide/brochure. Intern wilt assist with public rations. Senior Woman Administrator resume and names/addresses of 3~5 refers immediate opening for an athletic trainer Athletic Trainer. University of Mnml. Xl poslbon 1s Illled. Appkcation procedure: relations, including written articles and (T WA) for Athletics. Qualifications, ences to’ Merrily Dean Baker. Director of Responribilibes. Assist the head tramer wth Hurricane Drwe. Coral Gables, FL 33146~ Send a letter of ,nttrest. resume and two media relations. Qualdkattons. Applicant Athletics background and experience Athletics. Michigan State University. 2 I a rrammg respons,b,tmer for all sports. Oa20. The Unwers~ty of Mlaml 13 an Equal IPtters of rerommrndat,on to’ Dr Stew should possess s,ron oral and wr,,ten Master‘, degree I” phys,rdl edurd, of cond,t,on of ,he,r athletes Consult regularly and solicit potential donors. Wnrk

ippearances and promotional efforts ,thletes for athleuc and academtc success, set forth by the NCAA and the Mid~ I)r.sct~ces end game stratcgtes: coordinating ,on. Send 1 letter of appkcaoon detailing &kill and physlcal development; scheduling: lualifications. Bachelor’s d me required. kmoostrated ability in alI u-0~ ol coach. 4meriran Conference Corn atibility w,lh I, “dgenng: planning team trevc~: monitory Iraduate degree desired. 2 xperlerrce I” ng including but nol llmlled to recruiting. -oarh>ng philosophies an B methods of I ng the st”dent~&hleres’ academic !*perlence. comm”nl~y zoaching hi hly competlt~ve amateur has. icou,,ng. management of acadermc prop Kent State Un~versay’s head fmtball coach I>r resr: pennpetng in baseball proarem xperience. plus knowledge of retball. pre 9erably at the collegiate level. pm,. on-the~court coaching. and rnonl. rqured. Qualdcat~on~ Minimum of bache~ m 7 &psnmental fund-raising. public rela- rlong w,th I c”rrent resume. and the \bility to recruit Division I level student- oring NCAA compliance Rosponsibdities. ,or s degree w,,h master’s degree preferred b Continued from poge 15 t.~ons sod promotional efforts; supernsing mmes and phone numbers of at least three athlcter and commitment to lhelr setisfac j”pervmon of academic programs for ~1”~ Successful background I” coaching, 4,ssistsnt caaches and other program pry 3) references. Personnel Services. ory academic progress Application ient~sthletes: scouting/analyzln oppo~ recruiting, organlrallon. counseling. Ability ~onnel. and coordlnabng with appropnste Jniverslly of Alaska Anchorage. 3890 3cadline. Ap I~c~llon review will begln -en&, designing game plans. one ‘?Ie court to woh. c<>mm~n~cate and develo mppo” lnfonnstlon Specialists (Medts Relations , ~n~vcrs~ty Lake Drive. Anchorage. AK mmedlately. R ppkcebons will be accepted roaching. recruiting ins and out-of~state with students. alumni. facult d mnstra~ Interns) Each positron is a two~year 1 29508 Telephone. voice 9071786.4608, ~ntll poslbon is filled. with an anticipeted studen~~arhletes: managing all orher t,on and general pub 7IC.’ B Salary. appointment and will re~elve a sbpnd. A I rn’ 907/786~1420. fax: 901/786~4727. rppointment date of Ju;; I. 1994. Salary nspects of the program es arslgned by the Commensurate wh background and expe fee Weaver to earn a mester’s degree in , 7ewew of BP lications will begIn on April ;ommens”rafe e*pcr,ence lead coach. The s”rcessf”l candidate will. rience. Term of Appointment. IZ-monrh ASU’s pstgrndualc program is o tiansl ,edge. understanding and commitmenl to 18). 1994. WItR Ihe search remaining opn &pphcabon Procedum. Send letter of uppli~ Show ev&nce of ability to recrut Student posttion Application Drsdllrrr, A rll I 1. Each in,em ~111ess~st the director o P m&a zompliance with NCAA and PAC- IO r&s AntiI the porlbon is filled. Applican,s needy ration. resume end three letters of recorr~ athletes to an NCAA D~vlrlon I progrsm. be 1994. Please fonvsrd letter of ~pp P~catlon. ~letlons with Publicity end publications for /and regulations. and possess the knowl~ mg masonable accammcdsbons to partici~ nendstiom to’ Nan Bullington. Admin. able to promote MSU. and wltl profess,onal resume and three letfcrs of ref- ASUS 20~rpan vamty progrem. lncludlng edge end skdls to lead a high1 compebbve xste in the appkcation or interview process ~strative Series Ccordmator, c/o Athldi~s mo,,“ate/communlcate effececllvely With stun erence to: Mr Jim Comgall. Head Football spectfkd spotis based upon quakfications ID,v,uon I baseball pro9ram. 53.uakf~cattons. should contact the recru~vnen, manager in De artmenl. California State Unlvers~ty. dents. fans. bcosfers and others. Salary and Coach, Kent State University. Kent. OH and experience. Indlvlduals must ASSESS IBachelor ’s degree ,n a related field xrsonnel serwces Women and minoritks F” Plerton, P.O. 5x 34080. Fullerton, CA contract negotiable. commensurste with 44242 Kent State Univcrslty IP en Equal sttrona wn,,ng sbllty: proven ablkty ,o pro / ears coochmg expenence at cncoure ed to $pply. UM is en Afirmabve 32634~9080. CSUF is an Affirmative experience; nontenured. no faculty rank. Oppoltunity Employer duce publications such es media guides. I 4ction/ f qua1 Opponumty Employer and cor~vecu begin immediately upon selectlon Coaching Assistant-Football. Intcr- game programs end depaltment newslet~ Educational Insbtution. Must be eligible for end continue through May 31, 1995. collegiate Athletics, Ferrum College. ten and/or meaazines; skill In estabkshing em loyment under the ImmigraUon Reform renewable annually on June I for I2 Ferrum, Vlrginla. The Department of end mantsinin~effective pubkc reletions: e on 8 Control Act of 1986. myths. Send lener of application (indicate Athletics ~nwles appl~cabons for the posit knowledge of “nlvers~ty athletic pr rams 8oname StateUnlvcrrrity. Position: Head which posltion you are epplymg for). bon of cmchlng assistant in football. The (policy) and vmws sport sthstks. gt,s o”ld lenen of reccmmendabon and &tree phone coach of men’s nntercolkgiate basketball Coach. The posltlon is e full~time, 12~ res”me (list names. current addresses and positron includes offensive coaching be hlahly motivated. well~argantzed and references to: Ron Davis. Assistant to the program Twelve~month eppnnunent with month appoin,meot and R rts dlrec0y to phone numbers of three references), and res onribilities (quarterbeckslrunning cooperetive Extensive hours required. Athletic Direc,or. Athletic Director’s OfFice. no tenure privileges. Heed coach repoti 10 rhe director of athletics. rUPUI currently bat 5:s or offenswe Ime). Additional respon- including evenings. weekends and ho& Bohler Gym 107. WashIngton State the director of athletics Qualifications: holds membershI I” the NCAA at the ~~,a,~~~“~~*~~~~,q~~~ sibillties ,o be performed IS assigned by rhe days. Applicants must have a bechelar’s University. Pullman. WA 99164-1610. B.A., B.S. from eccredited four~year univer- Diviston II level. I s WI IS m public, urban artment of Athlellcs. Momans State heed footbell ctlach or director of athlebcs dqm and (I minimum of two years’ expe Wsshington Snare Umversity is an Equal s,,y: msder’s lkgre preferred. Experience “mvers~ry located near downtown rl.nwers~ty. #I Bobcar Circle. Boreman, MT Bechelor’s degree required. Prior coaching rkncc m spwt.3 infonnatlan *I the uwecsi~ Oppart”nity/Affirmative Action Educator as head or asa,stant coach at two. or fours lndlanapobr on z, newly develoPed cam us. 59717.0338. Screemng begins April 29. experience preferred. The osition of ty level. Interested appkcants should send and Employer Protected groups are year level or es heed coach at hi h~whbal It Includes the Indiana University M J ICEI Applications accepted for positions until coaching assistant 1s deslgne 1 to provide k&r,” ;~~~~~e;;dp~;~~;~~~~ vanit level. Persons1 relations s4. dls with Center. Student enrollment in the fall of select!ons (ICC made Americans with an intenstve. fullLume. en~level coachIn ~:;:r?te!&&y&ch. The University me,,, b crs of the campus community end 1993 was 27,552. The heed men’s bask&~ Disabilities Act/Equal Op artunlty/Affir- ex erience. Salary plus room and board. three professional references to’ d Ban Frencluo IS accepting applicatans abdlty to motivate student~athletes athieti- bell coach IS responsible for directtn mative Action/Veterans Pre Perence. S”&na letter of interest and resume to the. Employment Services, Arizona State for the full~tlme position of assistant base- cslly and acsdemlcally. Stron organiza~ admnstering the men’s baske,bal Head Women’s Beskctbell Conch. Baylor Personnel O&e. Ferrum College, Fermm. Umverrity. Box 871403. TemF @mop ball coach. Responsibilities involve assist- tionel and commumcation s 8,111s and I gram in compliance with appkcable N Unlversl~y in Waco. Texas. is requesting VA 24088 Applications must be ost- 85287~1403. Appllcst~on dca I”= 1s Apnl 1ng with the coaching end admlnlstrabon of sound techmcal knowledge of the spar,. regulations. S@ftc duties Include scouting applicauons for the position of women’s marked by April 15, 1994. 22. 1994. Rep JO#7/6065. Affirmative an NCAA Divlslan I baseball program. Preferred experience in teachlng physical and recruhng. schedulin , conducting bssketball coach. Baylor IS a member I” Act~on/Eq”al Opportunity Employer. Duties Include. but are not limited to, education activity classes. Responsibilities: prati~ces, coaching games. “dget admln- ood standing of the Sourhwcs( Athletic %$;ti%;~l”~tball Cl.,.z:: Asddsnt Sports Informetlon Director. ncrurng. conditioning, player sklll devel~ Total orgamrarlon and management of e ,strat,on. and representing t!e pro+ram to @onference and II an NCAA Diviston I&A Full~ume wtth benefits. Qualifications. Plans and prepares media guides, news opment and promotions es well es selected Division II nonscholarship basketball Pm mtemel and external pubkcs. C&III ~catans universty. Salary and compensation come Preference will be given to candid&es wlrh rck.scs. even, programs. schedules and sdministrative d&es. Master’s degree P”r~ gram. Develop stron statewide recrultlng include e bachelor’s degree and couching mcnsuratc with experience and quallfica~ fmtbell coaching experience of the colle~ recrunbng pubkcsbons Maintains stattstus ferred with toll I(I~C or equivalent coach- program. Assume a 2 m~n~strst~ve duties e,s expnence s, the college level. Candidates t,or,s Send resume and three letters of ref glate. and/or professlonal level and with on events end athletes. Assists in hosting bng experlencec&/riting and interpersonal easigned by the arhlcuc director Assist in must be ‘homu hly versed I” NCAA r”ies erence to: Professor Muhacl R eps, Baylor demonstrated skills I” developing and motif press box Three years of professional or sklllr B necessity. Salary 1s commensurate dcpanment fund raining Teach in krneslolL and must be ful By communed IO the acade @Lcyit School of Law. P 0. %a x 97288 vilung sudent~sthkter for athletic and rice- technicel expnence mviding inforrneuon with qualifications. Dut~cs will begin Jut mic as well es sthlebc s”ccess of students f exos 76798-7288. or fax tn dem,c s”cccss Bachelor’s de ree IS abxt ectI”I,Ies. IrlCl” 1 ‘“9 one year spcnl involved I” the men’s basketball rogrsm. 817/7$5~2817. Baybr is a Bspusr unlversi. required, master’s degree pre 9 erred. lz~ng III publicity writing or edlbng: spotis Sslary will be comrnensurete wit R experts t affiliated with the Baptist General Preference will be given to those applicants mformation or relared field referred. letter and the namer of three references to. ence and ability. Submit cover letter, r onven,,on of Texas As an Affirmabvr w,ho (en serve well in an increasmgly Sake : $2302~$2.752/month P “bmt let Bill Hogan. A,hlebcs Director, Univemt of bon. resume and three letters of recom rewme end references to: Marcia Combs, Ac,,onjEqual Employment Opporlumty diverse universlt commurr~ty Salar ter o7 sppkcabon: and resume pos,msl*ed San Francisco, 2130 Fulton Srreet. L in mend&on should be postmarked by April Human Resources Adminlstratlon. 620 Employer, Baylor encourages minorities. Commensurate WI,F; cxpenmce and qua11,r I~ by April 2 I, 1994. to. Personnel Offke. Francisco. CA 94117. USF 1% an Equal Union Drive. Indlanapolls. Indians 46202 women and persons with dirabilitles to cations. General Information: Responsible California State University. Northrid Employment Opportunity/Affirmative 5168. Interested candidates should apply apply for ssslsbn in adminirtrabon of all erees 181 I I Nordhoff Street, UPA Bid Acnon/Americans with Dlsabllltles Act ,mmediately. Applicabons wdl be accepted Eastern Washln on University is seeking related to tR e s”cccss of a Division I.AA Room 310. Northridge. CA Employer and w,ll provide reasonable 707/664~2521; 707/664~4104 (fax): until the positlon IS flllcd. IUPUI is an applicllions Por a Head Women’s collegtate football program ~ recruiting, Equsl Opportunity Em IoymentlAf. sccommodations to njdlvlduals with disk 707/664-2958 (TDD). Refer to #A028 Affirmative ActlonlEqusl Opportunity Basketball Coach. This ponibon is responsi~ discipline. management. NCAA compli~ fimrsbve Action. Title IX. c Cm”* 503 t abilities upon req”es,. 94195 when submitting your application Employer. ble for recruiting. scouting, coordlnatlng axe. student affairs and academics. equtp~ x4 Employer Sonoma State University 1s an Afirmative Assistant Women’s Bank&ball Coach. team bevel, working with teem academics mcnt management, training and strength University of Southwestern Louislane, Action/Equal Employment Opportunity University of Idaho. The Univcrstty of Idaho and practice planrung. budget meinte~ develo men, Application DeadlIne: Open Asslaent Sports lnformstion Dlrector. Institubon and 1s committed 10 lncreastna IS seeking applicants for the positlon of nance. supmwon of ass~st(lnt coach and until AP led; however. WIII begln reviewing Rrspons!blk,les Include assistmg SID I” Basketball the dlverslry of its faculty to reflect the essistant women’s basketball cwch Idaho ordering of equipment Additional respons~v applications on March 16, 1994. cmrdlnatm program with prrmary duues mcresslng dtvenity of I& student body and is an NCAA DIVISIVE I Institution in the Big bdmes Include promoting ~ntercolleglste Application Proced”~ Qualified applicants lncludlng p4 snnlng, preparation end pro’ Lamer Communlt College, Head Men’s the state of Califomla. Applaations from Sky Conference Responstblkbes include. sthldics as an integral pan of the “nlveni should submit a letter of application. cur- d”ct,on of .I1 athletic publications. es well Baskectbell Coech. h, e head men’s baske& women and ethnic mlnorlbes ore encour~ coxhng. recruitin team travel, condillon- ty Csndidate must be commItred to the rent resume and a listing of professlonsl es responsibihties for designated sports bell coach is msponrible to the associate aqed. The c,smp”s, which has an active Ing. camps. pub QIC relations and other academc petiormance and graduation of reference% to. Head Foolball Coach- programs. Mus, have under raduete dean for student services for the men’s d&bled employee pro ram, ak.0 wets duties .ss assigned by head coach. the student~sthlete. Position requires limited Assistant Search, Northern Arizona degree in sornc *re* of spoti ,9m ormltlo% intercollegiate basketball Prcgram at bmar comes eoolicetioos from 9, ose wtrh drsabll- Required: Bachelor’s degree, coachin teachlng I” the physical educabon depan~ University. P.O. 8ox 15400. Flagstaff, AZ joumallsm or communication. two yeam’ Camm”n,tr College. Appl~sntr must have IIICS. Sonorm State Urwcrs~ty also is com- experience. Salary negotiable; 12~mbnt % ment. Requires bachelor’s degree DIVISIONI 86011~5400. Nonhem Amona Univenit is exper,ence ,n college-level program and a bachelors degree Three yearr of bask&~ mitted to providing e ual opportunities to a potnrment Application dcadhne. April coaching experlcnce preferred Candidate a commllted Equal OpporlumtylA ?flr~ strong publications back round Salary ball coschlng experience is r ured lhrpe men and women st” %ents I” .I1 campus 2 !i 1994: may be extended. Send letter of m”~t have knowledge of fiscal manage- mstwe Action Institution. commensurate with quell .Pxsbonslexperi- ears et the colle iate leve‘9 preferred. programs. including intercollegiate athlet- application, res”me. three original letters of ment end supervise skills. Good personal The University of lowe 1s seekIng en assis- l nce end includes all benefits Stati date 01 hlary Range. Sk.000 to $29.500. K5. recommendanon. and names and phone relabon skills as we7 I es sound verbal and tant fmtball caach. The duties will involve 1994. Appllcatlon letter, resume ,Commenruraie with back round and expem \sslstant Women’s Besketball Coach. ,umbers of additional references to. Kathy vrinen communicalion skdls are required coaching offense and recruiting. Previous “bkcations ram les must be received Iricnce LCC has an excel Bent bene6t pa& 3nlvc&ty d Calllomb et Irvine (UCf). an Clark, AssIstsot Athletic Director/Pro- Candidate must be knowledgeable of coachlng expenence at the university level r%Donald. J SL Athletic Comggx: /age. The pomon IS a 12.month co&act YCM Division I Big West Conference inStl& rams. Unwenity of Idaho. Klbble Acbvity NCAA regulsllons Review of applications IS preferred, and 1 bachelor’s degree ,s “ec 201 ReInhard, Drive. Lafayette. IA 70 Ikghnm July I, 1994 (.ct”al desired start :utim. announces .a full.time posibon apn- 8 enter. Moscow. ID 83844.2302. fax wrll begin April 15. 1994: resumes WIII con ensmy. Salary is commensurate with expe- 4297. by A nl 15. 1994. No phone or fax date 1s fi’y I). Deadline for submitting lng. Under the direction of the head coach. 208/885-0255. Women and mimritics are tinue to be accepted “ntll position is filled. rience Send Iptter of application and inquiries. e quel Employment Opportuni- applications is Apnl 8. 1994. The followlna :andidate will asus. !n ell phases of the encouraged to e ply. Affirmative Submit e lever of application. resume. and resume by April 13, 1994. to. Hayden Fry. ty/Affirmative Action Employer. Imalcnalr ore needed to constlt”te (I corn. women’s basketbell program including. but “d Oppartunity enpbyer. three names. addresses and telephone Head Football Coach, The Unlvers~ty of Iplete application file: IeRer of application, ‘10, limited to, recruiting, practice end Head Women’s Bsrkctball Coach: The numbers of references IO: Selection low., lowe City. IA 52242. The University detailed resume. copy of transcripts and zwune orqanimtim. team trsvel. conditions Unlversfty of Flndlay. an NAIA DIVISION II Committee. Offke of Human Resources. of Iowe IS en Equal OpportunitylAff~rmaIlve Ithree letters of reference. Send lctfer of &g, budietlng. academic monitoring of mstitutmn located aboul 45 m#ler south of MS 114. Eastern Washin ton Univcrslty. Action Employer, and women and minori~ Sports Medicine application and resume to’ Terry Smith. rtudent athletes. and oubllc rrlat~ons. Toledo. Ohlo. II seeklo candidates/a pll~ Cheney, WA 99004~249 2 EWU IS Gove t,es llre encouraged to apply. Personnel. Lamar Communily Colle e. Quakticationr Include a bachelor’s degree cants for the position 01 a cad women’s g 8s~ emed by the Washington state law on gent Director d SpoRs Bcknce end Medicine. 2401 South Mom. Lamar, CO 810 4 2. end prior coachin ex nence. preferably ketbell coach Candid&es will be responw- der “ity in hrgher educst~on and is come U.S. Swimming (USS) is seeking e phone, 719/336~2248 x82 LCC is an at the D~v~ston I Beve. r Candidates must ble for .I1 phases of the women’s basketball rmttc7 to affirmative action. Women end Dlrecror of Sports Science and Medicine. Affirmative Actton/Equal OPPOrlUIIltY possess excellent wntng. communication. program including but not llmltcd to minorities are encouraged to apply. Golf This senior admintstrator overre~~ the Employer. and orgarurational skills. Knowledge of and recruiting ol s,“dent-athletes, budgeting. ectIvItIes of the international Center for Heed Men’s Basketball Coach: Seint compliance wilh NCAA and Bi West rtde~ scheduling. public relations. organlration of Long Beech St&c University invites appk Aauatic Researrh 1ICAR) and reports to the May’s College d Minnsote tnwtes appli- and regulsbons is required 0 @I IS one of practices. travel arrangements, and other c.stionr for the poslbon of Dlrrctor of Golf. Pe’rformance D&veldpmeni DIVISION cants to essurne responsibilities of coarh~ nme campuses m the University of related activities. Additional duttes could Cross Country Ma or responr,b,lues ,ncl”de: Elevabng the Director Renponn,b,lltles Include: I. lng en NCAA Division I11men ’s basketball Cakfomk? system and is located 40 miles include teachinq and/or coaching of anott- go /f program from 1,s regIonally competi- Superwsm al the sports science and mcdl~ souh of Los An eles. five mdes from the er span. The successful candidate should Head Coach. Cross Country G Track (Dis- tive stat”* ,o a nationally competitive plo- g...mgram The basketbell coach’s responsi~ tine rcgrsm and staff for US.5 2. D~recr~n lhbcs shall Include, recruitment of quaIlRed Pacific Ocean. $ ovt~on open until filled. possess excellent commumcation and tsncc). Cohcsd coach for men’s and womb grrrm; working with the community in fund- the Bekvery of rcientlftr lnfonnstlon to hot it rludent-athletes. or anusoon of practice Appl~canu should submit e lever of appli- leadersh,p skdls Master’s degree requred en’s cross country, Indoor and outdoor raising efforts and coordinating s” the athlete/coach community and the SCI~ cation, resume. and the nsmcs and phone snd prov~ous college coaching expenence track, workmg with middle distance and groups.r,oordknating st”denl~aI Rpate”” entific community 3 Develo men, and numbers of f,ve references to. ColIcen IS desirable. To apply, submtt a letter of d~.tance runners. Prior head coachin? rccrultment: supervising personnel (assir~ management program budge, 8 liaison to ence and NCAA r&s. The posltion will be Ma&“hara. Head Coach, UC Irvine. appl,<~a,,on. resume. end the nr,mes and experience preferred. MIntmum five yean tant coaches), planning the elf program’s the United Stetes Olympic Commlttcc combjned wllh addItIonal coaching dutas. Crawford Hall. Irvme. CA 92717 UCI is an hone numbers of three references to’ Ron coaching ex nence on the collegiate level schedule: and recruiting “n i cr ,hr guide sports s~~encc and medicine progmm* 5 teachlng or administrative Responslbllilles Affirmatlvr Ar(mn/Eq”al Opport~nlly Rieka-g Athletic D~rec,or, The University IS requmd YE lary range low to mid 20s for l,nes of the “mvers~ty, the NCAA and the hson to the graduate program tn rxercise Bschelor’s degree requred and master’s Emplo er of Fin lay. IO00 North Main Slrect. nine~month .nn”sl position Please send 8i West Conference Ability to work 10 en science at the Unluerslty of Colorado~ preferred. Review of BP lications will begIn Heed b ch of Women’s Basketball. The Fmdlay. Ohio 45840. Appkcsbon deadline: c-over letter, resume and three IeLlen of ref CI it mcally and culturally dlvcrs? campus Colorado Sprtngs Candidate must possess on Apnl 8. 1994 Send Pe ”er of appllcabon. Unlnrsfty d Dayton is seeking appkcen~ April 20. 1994. erence by April 20. 1994. to’ The Emu community. Bachelor’r degree required: comm”n~cabon. administraban and sc~en. res”me and three letters of rrcommenda~ for rhe p&ion of head women s basketball instructor/Men’s Head Besketbdl Coach ployment Admuvnrator. Brsndeis Univer~ master’s pmfemd. Background of athletic titic skllla. This poslt~on emphaslres both tion to. Don Olson Saint Ma ‘S Colle e coach, n hrll~time. 12~month position. The (1%.dsy contract. nonlmured) Direct and slty. PO Box 91 IO. Waltham. MA 02254 pemc~psbon and professional expenence in the acientlfic and ,he applied nature of 062 700 Terrace ‘Heights &o”. h?N ~nlvers~ty of Dayton is an NCAA Dlwsmn I supervise 111phases of the men’s intercolle~ 9110 Please reference job Y524 Equal rhc golf industry preferred. Submlr appkca sports s~,encc research. Sports science 559b 1399. Sam, Mar ‘r’college /I an program and 1 member of the Great gtatc bsskctball program includtng coach Employment OpportunityiAffirmalive tion alon with .st leafs three references by l rperkncc specifically relef+d to swimming Equal Opport”mty/Af r ,rmat,ve Action Midwest Conference Responsibilities. 1n9. recruiting. scouting. budgebng. sched- Adl0i-l. Aprd I 4 ,o Cmdy Masner. Assailant is desired. Sally dependent upon expr~~ Employer lmplementsbon. supervision and dncbon uhng. fund~ralsmg. public relations and Heed Cross County Coech. Mills Colkge Athleocs Director, Len Beach Star. 1250 cncc end quell ~cabons. The closing date Women’s Be,ketbell/Vollc ball Intern. of .s quality Division I program. including other duuer assigned. lnst~ctional respond invites a plicatlons end nominations for a bellflower Boulevar 2 Long Beach. CA for (I plications is June I, 1994 Successh~l Descr~pnon of Position: A fu 7I~bme. mne. recruiting. prscrlce. or anirstion. game slbilibes include teachlng six instructional IO~mont R appointment in the Depanment 90840. ..rJ ,date w,,, be nobtied no later than July month position workma in all phsses of the caschmg. scheduling. % “dgct msnsgc- cootact hours esch fall and spring serrtes~ of Athletics, Physical Education snd 18. 1994. to determine e stafllng date Washington and Lee nniversity women’s men,. public and alumni relations, and tcr. Three years of community college or Recreation. The heed cosch will be responm Send vitae and the namer of three refers beskclbsll and volleyb&l pragrsmr. Duties other relsred projects. Qualifications’ university basketball coeching experience slble for the organization. dtrectlon and enes to. DIrector of Sports Science and assigned by head coech of basketball/v+ Bschelor’s deqree required. Slgniticsnt s”c~ (head coech or assistant) ore rnlnlrnum of administration of [he NCAA Division Ill Gymnastics Med~c~ne Search CommIttee. Unmd States leybsll. There wdl be teaching assignments cessful calleg% coaching experience es e tive yearn BS .s head basketball coach at the women’s cross country pr ram. The heed . One Olympic Plaza. Colorado in physical education acflvlty clusses. head or assistant at the NCAA DIVISION I senior h!gh-school level is desired. coech rn”~~ have I thoroug knowled e of, Heed Women’s Gymnastics Coach. Salary: $12,000 snnual appointment with 0 level is preferred, s”ccessf”l head couching Expnence in athktic admlnlstr*Oon Is alIy) and comrmtment to, compliance“9, wit 3, the Cornell Unlverslty lnvltes applications for tale Unlnrslty (SSU). in conjunct mex.~m”m of three years Quahfications~ nmm at tic Division II level is sccept~ desirable. Mes~cr’s degree with I8 gred”a,e rules. regulations and pol~c~cs of the NCAA the f”ll&ume poiitian of head women’s tion with the American Sports Medlclnr College graduate with sincere interest !n =Tabe Demonstrated. success m the evalua~ hours m academic area. Salary, Negotiable Other responslblhties include teachmg gymnastics coach. Responclbdlbes include, gslmng coaching and teachmg expncnce tion of arhleor talent, recnritment. lelcnrlcil based on roe end erpencncc. Deadline. end/or other duties es ssrlgncd. but are not lImIted to. coschmg. recruibng. at the college level. fcolleglate experienre end development of athletes committed to Apnl 28. I9% Contact Human Resources Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree (me~tei~ scheduling. budget managemmt and overt Medklne. This endowed chanr is funded in I” cre or b&h of the above SpoN If pm acadermc excellence. and e winning bask Development. Lake City Communit refed) m physical education or related alI adm~n~strauon of B Divlslon I m”*StICs lsrgc part by Heellhsouth Rehabilitation ferred). Application Procedure: Letter of ketball program. Demonstrated abtlity in Colkge. Rt 3. Box 7. Lake City, FL 3205 sy P!eld Experience in teachin and coaching progrsm in accordanre with ?&AA. Ivy Corporation The Eminent Scholar ~111 eppI,ce,~on. resume and three suppam” the promr,,,on of the sport Candidales are 8703. 9041752-1822. ext 1313. Veterans 81 the collegiate level prv If erred Salary: League and University rules and proce~ teach undergraduates .ss well as conduct letters should be fonvarded to: Michael cxrted to have a thorough know? of preference/Americans with Dlsabnktles Act Commensurare with experience. Excellent dures The position also may require teach- research. develop publications end provide Welsh, Director of Athletics. Washln ton N AA ~1~s. and B rep”,&,” of in, ~?ty I” Compliance/Equal 0 port”nity/Al%mative benefits Application Procedure Send letter ~ng hys&l education activity classes aentationr. The selec,ed candiiatc must and Lee ‘Un,vcrs,ty, PO Box gP28. compliance issues 1s mendatory. alary. Act~on College in e ducetlon and Em- of epplicsr~on. resume, including [eachlng Cre 8.enbals should reflect oroven success in k old (I doctorate in exercise physiology, Lernn ton. VA 24450. Closing Date, April NC ousbk with experience. Appkcations: 1oyrllent. snd coaching phlloso hy. and three letters coaching. recruiting and warkIng wKh sttu- bto-hanks. or a closely related field and 20. I 39 4. Washtngton and Lee Un~verslty 1s Wil B be eccc ted “ntil position is filled. R cad Women’s Besketbsll Coach. The of reference to: T R emy Adachl. clo dent~athleles in e demanding academic demonstrate II successful background IP an Equsl Opportunit Employer Send le,,er o P applsat~on and resume to: (Inked States Naval Academy is eccePllng Personnel Office, MIIIs Colle e. 5000 rnv,ronment Bachelor’s degree required: teaching. research and grant development. Heed Basketball 2 ouch. Athkllcs. The Dr. R. Elaine Drchdame, Chair. Search eppkcationa for the pmuon of head worry MecAnhur Boulevard. Oakland. P A 94613 college coachin and competltion experi~ Troy State University has ~ln enrollment 01 unkcrslty d Ncbras~ et Omahe 1s seek. Commtttre. University of Dayton. 300 en’s baskclball coach. Responsibilibes Fax 510, 430-2276. A plication Deadline. ence preferred 1 ppkcabons will be accept- approximately 5.000 at its rna~n csmpur ~ng B h&d coach to be responsible for alI Colle e Park. Da tan. OH 45469 1230. include the organization and conduct of B Apnl 27. 1994 Mills Co Plege 1s a prw(11e Ilb~ rd until the poslbon 1s tilled Send letter of which II on a scenic tract of 433 acres ~soects of the lntercolleqiate baskcrball The 9 mven~ty of 6 ayton is an ARIrrnat~ve successful Divlslon I basketball pr ram ersl sits college for women located in the ap lication. resume and list of at least three Troy is centrally located in Alabama, p&ram Duties include o;eneelng budget Artlon/Equal Employmenf Opportunity withn Ihe rvles “ideliner and r~n+l es of San Franc~sco Bsy area Equal OppofiunlIy re Perences to. Betsy East. Asroclate approx~mstely two hours from Blrming and basketball staff, prsctice schedule and Emplo er. the U.S. N.vb?Academ[. fhe i?tri& Employer.MFH. Director of Athletics. Cornell Universit hem. 45 miles south of rhc sttate capitol ir travel. end cmrdinating rethl,Ilng. scholar Heed ru omen’s Basketbell Coach And League end the NCAA. T e head coach P.O. 80x 729, Ithaca NY 14853-072 4’ Mmtgomery. and two hours from the Cull ,h,ps. NCAA compl~snce. educatIonal Acadcmk Advlsor. RespMsibilities: A full- mud recruit quality st”dcnt&aLhletes. overt Cornell University 1s an Equal Oppor~ Coest o4 Flonda A5MI is I nonprofit instit” needs of s~udent~athletes. and fund-rslsing time positron having a&inistratwe respon- see their athl.etlc end academic progress. tunity/ARinnatwc Actlon Em layer. t~on lrrated in the center of Birmingham’! lor ,he sthletic department. Also includes riblkrien for the total women’s basketball manage the program budget and Interact Fencing Cymnsstics Dlrector en B Instructors: medical community. interested I” the public speaking res nsnbilit and comm”~ program and coordtnatlon of acadcmtc poslbvely with bovl the academy and local Private summer camp for girls located in “nderstandlng and prevenllon of sporta nity involvement P each .Kin PER A mar- advtsmg for all undeclared academic communities Qualifications include a Women’s lntercolleglste Fcnclna Coach: the Eerkshtre Mountains 01 we~Iern medicine in’urles through research an< ter’s degree in HPER or related field and mslors Qualifications: Required-bachem bachelor’s degree, with e msstcr’s degree Sweet Blbr College seeks epplrants for B Msrrachusettr seeks coordinator and ed”cation. T/7 Is position is 0 unique oppor Ave years coachmg experience rcqutred lor’s degree, experience in coaching bar- preferred Signtftcan, and successful coach- fencing coach (pan~nme). Position requires ~nstmctors for comprehensive ymnastics that requres a scholar wtth outstend The Unwersit of Nebraska et Omaha is ketball e, the college or secondary level ing ex~erimce at Division I level II sVongly match coachmg. practice preperstlon. program for campers ages 7~ I P Begmner- sfFdiated with x e North Central Conference. end educational ex nence at the college preferred, with &rnonstralcd orgsnirational recruung. scheduling, event scl~up and sdvenced cI?x.es. Brand new facility Division II. Tha sppointment is e l2~month or secondary leve r Preferred-master’s and communkatlon skills and proven lrbtb daily office work Succersf”l intercoIl iate welcomed. Letter of ap liceban. (I curricu pslborl. Salary commensura,e w&l expe+ degree and experience in coschlng womb t to mo,,vste stlxknt~athldes for s”ccc%s. club p rsm St (I small. selective. II‘& ml l”rn ntse. tivc letters 0 P professional refer ence. Send res”rne wvl,h cover letter to. Dr. ens bssketbell (11 Ihe college level. Salary. Halary commenr”rate with “alifications arts co“B lege for women m Virginia. l rices, ORicial trenscnpb. and certiftcatlor Robert Gibson. Alhldic Director. Unlvenity $U,ooo (annual/l2 months). PIUS all COIL and experience. End letter Bachelor’s de ree required. mnster’s and/or Ii~ens~~ should be forwarded to lege benems Applicabon: Send e letter d res”me and list of ,,sic$le~~~~~ dqrec p&A Resume and rhree letten Westminster Drive, Montville. N Office of Personnel Services. Troy Stab interest and expnencc. a resume end e list to: Mr. Dave Smal l y. Asr~rtant Athletic of reference to: Rtysicsl Educsbon Search 800/392-3752. Program runs June 20. Unlverslty. Tro AL 36082. Review o of five (5) references Lo. Persoomel ORice, Direclor. Naval Academ Athletic Asso- Cmmittee. Ofkc of the Dean. SW~* Bner Auaurt 19. 1994. eppllcatlorls an dy I” nlve materials wil As,l,tent Coach-Men’s Besketbell. Per” State College. Peru. NE 68421. ctiation, 566 Brownson fJoad, Annapolis, College, Sweet Briar, VA 24595 Seatch will begin by May I l9&%d continue unUl L University of Alaska Anchorage Revnew of spplications will kgm April I. MD 21402~5C-40 Deadline for e Ikc.l~ons commence lmmcdlatel and contlnuc unttl rulcc”sf”l c&date ii seleclcd TSU is en Division II). host of the Great 1994, and contln”e until the position is 1s April 22, 1994. U.S. Nova Pp Academ the position 1s filled. L quaI Opportunity Affirmative Action/Equal Employment Shootout, invites a pliistlons for the posi- filled. Equal Employment Opponunlty/Af- my/Naval Ace&my Athletic Aswxl*IOII 1s /Afirmatlve ActIon. Lacrosse Opportunity Employer end encourages ,~on of Assistant r.ren ’s Bssketball Coach. Rmative Actim. an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity applications from Afrlcan.Americans. The essis,an, couch will be responsible for A,,l,bnt Coach. Women’s Eeskctbsll. Employer. Heed Women‘s Lxrossc Coach. Alfred females and other minorities. ossmtmg in dl phases of .s s”ccesshrl Bern 12.month appointmenl Responslblllbes: Assistant Women’s Besketbeil Coaches Unhwslty Is sccepbng applications for rhe k&all program including: recuUI1g. mooi. Assist with coschlng e highly competltlve (2 Pc.sHions). Requirpd. Bach&r’s rec. Football s,,,on of head women s 1.cros.e coach. tonng academic progress of student~ath~ women’s basketball program which corr- expcmnce coschin /caunsellng stu ent- goesponslbllmes include alI phases of e l&es. fund~rslstng. budget management, peles in the NCAA Division I BIG West athletes. Preferred. eperience iote?t!ng Assis,.snt Footbell Coach two posItIons D!v~ston Ill Ixrosse pragrem: mcluding Baseball Conference. Recruit DIVISION I quality rl”~ wtth constituents (l.c.. public. boosters. eveilebk). Responsibilities. (I rider the dtrect coaching. recrulbng. retention and budge, e of and comm~lment to dent~athlete~ Know and abide by NCAA edmnistratton): cx rience coaching bask supervision of the head football coach. preparat,on. Master’s degree preferred. CAA rules The successful ketball st either t r e colleglste or hi hi Performs a variety of duties relsred to the Salary based an quskflcations and expert- Unlverslty. 12.month. full&tim~ appoint. candidate WIII have the ability to remote school level (preferably at the NC I A of foolbsll m rhe athlebc program et cnce for the 10 month ,x&on. End letter men,. nontenure tmck. blsy commens”- baskctbsll in order to enhance t Re UAA Dlvbston I collegiate level): knowled e ;pent” State Unlvcnity These dubes include. of application with resume, names and telem rote with experience and qualifications community and statewide outreach ro’ d/commibrentlo NCAA r”ks, specificaly9 but BR not limited by, rhe folbwing: recruit- phone numbers of three references to’ Positlar to be#n July I, 1994. Responsible rem Requirements include: Bsche Por ’s rrgsrdln recruiti and ec&envcr et the ing. teachmg. counseling, coaching. XO”,~ fa dimding a aspects of the Cougar bawl 3 egret ‘. Experience coaching or Pla tna Division 9 level: ebb“4 fry to pmmde M5u and mg. Must be committed to the academic ball prqlram. including recruiting quekty basketball (it the ~ntercollegla~e level &is its basketbsll program to the community: goals of rhc unlvenity %et forth by rhe ““1~ n”dent~sthletcs: orgnnizlng end planning IS 0 f”ll.timc. permenenr. nlne~morlth px~ expenencc developtyl/motwsting student- venny and folbu, the mles and guidelines See The Market, page 17 b April 6, 1994 The NCAA News Page 17

ters of recommendation by May 6. 1994. :allege. Box 3054, Wmgatc. NC 2.8174. cncc and uahficat~onr. Porltion to begi wes,crn Massachusetts seeks talented lional con,ac, hours per fall and spring to: Office of Human Resources. Skytap iead Women’s Soeccr Coach. Part-Time. June 1, 19 4. or as soon as can be “ego,, coach 10 coordinate soccer program for terms. and aher duties as ess~ ned by tie OffIce Bulldmg. Syracuse Unwerslty. lesponsibk for coaching. recruiting, public ated. Responsible for direc,ing all phase girls ages 7~15. Duector will su NIH s,aff director of athletics. Salary: Syracuse. NY 13244. E u.I Opportw elation5 in Wtsconsin Women’s and ,he devcbp-t of a -en’s socce d four and wll be responsible r=or teaching based on km and .x,n.nc!?a%: nity/Afiimalive A&XI Em 1 ayer. mercollcgiere Athletic Conference pro. fundamentals, organizin intramural and Will continue to accepl applicstions until warn Be& Auaus, IS. 1994. Bachelor’s denr~athleres. organlring an intercamp tournarnen, pay.4 Competitive vacancy Is filled. Cantac,. Human b Continued from page lb ‘equired,Ornas,&‘s preferred. Collegiate salary. roam/board. ,ravcI allowance. Resources Development. Lake City locc~r caachlng. recruiting experience. Season rcms: June 2OmAugust 19. Contact Communi~ Caller, Rt 3. Box 7, Lake Soccer Iewe ,o develop nationally competitive ing of and cornmi,rnen, to student-&let Action Campin 17 Westminster Drive. City, FL 3 055~87 3, 904/752~1822, ext. Dtrector of Personnel, Greene Hall. 26 rcgram. commitment to Diwsvan Ill mw academic progrerr. partwpsting in fund Montwlle. NJ 07 & 5, or call 800/392-3752 1313. Vc,eranr PreferencelAmencans wh North Main Street. Alfred. NY 14802. Women’s Varsft Soccer Coach: Sweet ,ion Send application letter, resume. Ihm rawng even,s. pubhc relabons: supervirin~ Dlsabllmer Act Compliance/Equal Review of applications will begin immedlv Briar College see Es applicants for a soccer men of reference IO. B&e, Beigwne. restrIcted-earrungs coach and other prc Opportunity/ARirmative Action College in skly and will continue w&l the pasllx~n IS coach (palt~time). Position reqwres game {D. Un~vcrsry of Wlsconsin.La Crosse, La gram personnel: monwnng field mamte Education and Employment. filled. Alfred Unlverslly 15 an Equal coaching. pracl~ce preparation. recrubng. hsse. WI 54601. phone 608/785~8616. nance. Successful candIdate must aIs’ Softball Opponun~rylAffirms,~ve Action Employer scheduhng, event set.up and daily office flaterials must be recclved by Apnl 22. demonstrate knowledge. understandIn The Unlvenlty complies with sll applicable work Successful NCAA Division Ill pray 1994. Names of applicants who haven’t and compliance ~tth all NCAA and confer Women’s Intercollegiate Softball Coach: nondiscriminatory laws: Including Ihe rarn at a small. s&c,1vc. hberal aI% col equested confidentiality in wribng. and all ente rules and regulauons as well a Sweet Briar Colkgc seeks applicants for a Strength/Conditioning Americans wth Disabikbes AC,. Bcgc for women in Virginia Bachelor’s inalirtr. must be released on request d?monsbated ability to develop a hlghl softball coach (part time). Position requires Lacrosw/Fkfd Hockey Internship. William degree required. master’s d ree prefened. Namen. rmnor,,,cs encouraged to apply game coachang. practice preparallon. The Unlwrslty of Vlr Inla seeks a person Smfth Calkgc. Geneva. NV, coordinate lib~ Resume and three letters o‘9 reference 10. Jffflrmatlve Action/Equal Opportunity recruitma. rchedullna. even, set~uo and to o”er*ec a compre 1 enrl”e progrsm of era1 art5 ~olleqe for women. ic seeking Ph sical Educatmn Search Commlltce. tiployer of fwc years of roschlng and/or playln s,rrng,h training and condiboning for a appl~car~onr for a roachin Internship pai. Of&e of the Dean. Swce, Briar College, Jssistant Women’s Soccer Coach. rrpenence Application deadline. May I c bmad~based Division I athletic department. t&on awlable for ,he 19 B 4 95 academic Sweet Briar. VA 24595 Search will corn Inlvcrsl~y of Wisconsin Madison Ap until the positton is filled Send le,~cr c tive. liberal arts Follege for women in The applicant should demonstrate full year (w,h rhr potential for wappointment mence immediatel and continue unbl the x)ln(ment: 50 perrent. IO-month position application. resume. and names, address? knowledge of current siren th ,r.s,n,ng tech the following year) The intern wll report V,rpm~a. Bachelor’s degree wquwed. rnas~ position IS filled. 2 quaI Opca,un~,ylAffw >eadlinr for a plicahon: Ma 1. 1994. and phone numbers of references tc per L de ree preferred. Resume and three mquer. develop and tmp 4ement strength dwectly to the head coach of each sport. h,bve Acbon. ” jalary $12.0 rl 0 (rerlrlctc d’ ~carnlngs Jeanmne McHaney. Assoclatp AthI&‘ and condiboning programs for 23 intercol~ This is a IO.month. benefits~eli iblp letters o7 reference to’ Physical Education Head Women’s Soccer Coach/Facilities wach). Send le,,er of a phcstmn and Director, Athlebcs Department. Box 43021 Search Committee, OffIce of the Dean. legiate learns for men and women. tion beginning August 14. I!?&~ Supervisor. Wingstc Calkgc seeks apple esume to’ Dean Duerst. R cad Women’s Texas Tech Umverstly. Lubbock. T. Sweet Briar College. Sweet Briar, VA Apphcanl mus, have strong ~nlerpwoonal Cornpensabon mcludes $7.400 supend. cants for the full~umc. I Z~month posltton of joccer Coach. 1440 Monroe Street. 79009~3021 Texas Tech is an AWrmabv 24595. Search will axnmence ~mmedv%cly skills. supervise and develop stsff. manage room and board. and pmfeswnal develops head coach of women’s soccer/facilibes 4adtson. WI 5371 I: 608/262-4530 Assist Action/Equal Opponun,,y Employer two weigh, room faalltaes and ~mplemcn,. ment Bschelor’s dearee rawred. oreferm and conbnuc unr~l ,hr posItion is filled superwrar. The head coach IS responsible he head coach in all phases of a camp& Head Women’sSoccer Coach: Widen@ Equal Oppatunity/At%rnative Action. a, rhe dwzctlon of the heed trainer. rehabik. ably in physical edu&on o; r&t& field for all aspRa of ,hc womcrl’s soccer prop ive Division I worner~‘s sccccr program I” Univcrrity, an NCAA Divisim I11,nz.l~lut~o Instructor/Women’s Head Fast-Pitch tation programs for sports injuries. A bach~ Applicants should subml, a cover leltrr. gram. mcludmg budget mana ernen,. tcrordancc wth NCAA, Biq Ten and uni. located just south of Ph~ladelphw seeks Softball Coach. Master’s degree with a mm- &is d ree is required. Knowiedgc of Peru resume. and three leners of recommenda. scheduling, recruiting and on~?iel i roe& ,ers~, regulations. Areas c? responsibility full~twne head coach for I,% new women’ imum of I8 raduale hours In any ~n%ruc~ ,mcn, N=c! AA wles and regulations is impor. uon ,o: Connee Zotos. Director of Athletics ing. Candidates VIII be expected to &mow “Cl” h coaching. reautmg. xou,mg. pubs soccer program. Duties will Include a ,,onsl area t a, quahfies the app1,cant to tan,. Please send letter of applicalion and and Physical Education. William Smah s; strate their ability ,a provide a positive IC relauons. administrabve duties, summer those aswclarcd wrh coachmg and admir teach at the comrnunit college level (n-on~ references ld. Craig LiRlepa College. Geneva. NY 14456. fax 315/781- erperience for s,uden,~a,hlc,es. A bache~ .amps and other duties as assi ned by ,hc lstratbng B wornen’s soccer program tenure). The head so r, ball coach wll be Athletic Dire&x. University o 3503. Rcwew of spphcsnts will begin April Ior’s degree 13 rcquwed and a master’s lead coach. Qusllflcshons, % achelor’s Additional duties. dependin u n a cand responsible for the development of the Box 3785. Ch.rlo,,esvllle. VA 2 30 Equal Employment Opportunity degree II preferred. Candidates should legree requmd. At leas, two years of sue d&e’s backqround. may mc%c&o.uch othe Un~vcrr~ty of Vlrgmia I% an Equsl Ehplo”er women’s fast~pltch softball program The have proven experience as a successful xrrful colle late caachln preferred mrponsibilibes as head or assistant coat coach will assume the following duties: Oppotinity/Afirmative Action Employer. player and or coach As facilities supervi (nowlcdgc d ?i CM rules 0 ni regulations of a spting sport and/or physical educstio coaching. recruiting, budget planning. SOT, candidates will be responsible for rhc demonstrated strong interpersonal and mstru~l~on or wcIlncss program develoF sc.c:$4p’ ~“5, promotion and public ment Bschclois degree required. Plsym scheduli budgeting and general superv- :omrnunicabon skills ,o enhance intersc~ nd ra,s,ng. teachmg six ,ns,n~c~ See The Market, page 18 b Rowing saon of “a9 I mdoor athletic facilities. This bon wtth student-elhletes and coaching experience preferred Th tncludes scheduling intercolk iate. m,ra- drrtinistrativc per3onncl and== Ihe’ cornmunl~ahmmi~ pomon be@nr July 1 and 1s based on I Assistant Women’s Rowing Coach: Syra- mural and community cvenU. 37 l superw- y. Note. unkrs conRden,~ak, is requested months of service annually. Apphcst~o CYY Unlvcrslt lnwes applications for 0 sor hires and ,rams student workers and n wrklng. mfommt~on rcg-3 Ill mg the appii- deadline is April 25. Inlerested applicant full~llmc. 1 6 -month appointment. oversees the maintenance d the buildin :sntr must be released upon request. should send a cover Ielter. rerurne, and th Rcrponr~bilmes include, recruiting and The stating date for this poslllan 1s June B. %alists cannol be guaranleed confidenbal~ names and phone numbers of rhrcc c cosbhing first.year collegiate rowers. 1994. Wingabe Callcgc 8%a privste. liberal ly. The Unlventry of Wisconsin MadiM is more refemxes to. Bruce Bryde. Dire& Bachelor’s dearee and US Rowino aru church~related institution on the ou,- m Equal OppDltunity Emplo cr. of A,hlctlcs. Widener University, On Coaching G&cation level I required: skirts of Chadotte, NC. The college corn- iead Women’s Boccer Coat K : Tws Tech Unwersity Place. Chester. PA 19013. competitiw rowing cxperancc. 2~4 years p&es as a member of NCAA Dwislon II in Jnlwrsl( 12~manth. full~time sppoint- Soccer DblxtcM: Pdvate s”mmer camp fc high-school and/or collegiate coaching the South Allantic Conference Win ate mm. Sa rmy commensurate with crperi~ girls localal m the Behshwe Mountsins ( experience. strong organirstion and com- College is an Equal Opportunity/A (f firs rnumcar~on skalls: shell maintenance and mative Action Emplo er. Send letter of rig mg cx rience. Salary commensurate application, resume an d at leas, three refer- wll3 quail .r~cauons and experience Send ences with telephone numbers to: John letter of applicanon. resume and three let- Thurston. Director of A,hle,lcr. Wing&e Mbmen’s Basketball Coach

PUBLIC POSlTION: Women’s &ask&all Coach/llPE Instructor. APPOINTMENT DATE: September 1, 19%. SALARY: Commensurate with exprrirnce and credentials. University of INFORMATIONQUALWKXTIONS AND EXPERIENCE: A deare in physical educa- tion and a master’s degree in a relayed field required. A doctorate is Vermont INTERNSHIPdrsirrd. (:ollrge-level teaching and coaclG~g are desired. Basketball Division of University Advancement coachmg rxprricncr i> required; colle@cvel expcriencr irl coachirlg women’s bask&all is desilrd. Other levels of coaching and @aching SPORTS INFORMATION THE COUNCIL OF IVY GROUP PRESIDENTS invites Apple experience considered DIRECTOR :ations this spring for an 1 l-month public information intern RESPONSIB~: Trach HPE Courses: Examples of courses to IX men’s soccer, men’s and women’s baskethall. men’s and wvtn mems, Women iu Spots. Head Women’s Basketball &&: Kesponsihlr Green Mountains on the shores of est level of ocodem- :n’s lacrosse, hasrball and Heptagonal track and field champ] for operation and management of thr basketball provan in accor- prqgram is broad-based and mointoins the hl dance with university, conference and NG%4 regulations and policies. The varsity program mships, as well as a wide range of administrative assilgnment! :‘,;::f;g;y Duties include, but are not limited to: scheduling, recruiting, planning, for men and 13 for women. UVM is the defending The successful candidate will have experience in a sports mfol organizing, budgeting, supervising assistants and public relations. notional champion in skiing and has attracted national recognition macion office or a similar setting. Familiarity with deskrop pub APPLICATION INFORhIATION AND DEADLINE: A bira, letter of in women’s bosketboll, men’s hockey and soccer. lishing is preferred. application and rhrer recent letter\ or r~cotnrrlrndatiotl mus.1be sent The Sports Information Director is a member of the university’s com- (0 the search committee chair, postmarked by May I, 1’194. A munications team, representing athletic pro rams to the media, Moorhrad Stale University applicarion form and official ~ransrripls members of the UVM community, and genera a public. The director, Please send resume and writing samples to: Pat Pfokroco! also wi;II be required of the finalisu. in conjunction with an assistant director and support staff, actively Department of Human Resources, Princeton University, Cli APPLY TO: Dr. Katy Wilson, Athletic Director. (&air HPE/Women’s promotes dissemination and publication of sports Information based Hall, Princeton, NJ 08544, by April 15, 1994. Applications fret Uaske~ballCoach Search Committee! Nemrek Hall. Moorhead Starr on the guidance of the director of athletics. women and members of minority groups are encouraged. Universiry, Moorhead, MN 56563. For mf’onnation. call 218/299-5824. GENERAL INFORMATION: Moorhead Stare University, wirh an The successful candidate must have o bachelor’s degree and three enmllmenr of some X.000 fdl- and pan-time srudrnts, offers mcwe than to five years of profession01 experience in sports information. IO0 pro~~ms and majors rllar lrad 10 baccalaureate dc~~ers or crrtifi- Individuals must hove outstonding oral and written communication cation and 16 areas of study fol mas(er’s dr~wres. The university is skills as well OS demonstrated organizational abili Media con- 3 Iocalrd irl Moorhead, Minnesota. Mool~head and Fargo, North Dakota, tacts and knowledge of electronic media are essenha the twin citirs of the north, alro are home IO (:oncordia (blltgr and Position ovoiloble July 1, 1994. North Dakota State Ilnivrrsity. Please send o cover letter, detolled resume and three letters of refer- Moorhead State is an F+al Opporhmity Employer/Educator. ence by April 15, 1994, to: Search Committee Choir Sports Information Division of Universi Advancement University of t ermont 41 1 Main Street Burlington, Vermont 05401-3470 PIIIWS S’I’A’I’EIJNIVlZlWI ’l~~ Women and people from diverse racial, ethnic and cultural bock- rounds are encouro ed to apply. The University of Vermont is an Director of Athletics f qual Opportunity/A it irmohve Action Employer. COMMISSIONER ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE GRINNELL COLLEGE Assistant Football - Head Baseball Coach The Atlantic 10 Conference, comprised of Duquesne University, Georg Washington University, University of Massachusetts, University of Rhoc Island, Rutgers University, St. Bonaventure University, St. Joseph Position available beginning July 1. 1994. This is a full-time, University, Temple University and West Virginia University, invites applic regular, nontenure-track position, with an mrtral three-year tions and nominations for the position of Commissioner. contract m a strong, established program. Assistant professor rank preferred, associate professor possible. The conference sponsors championships in 18 sports (8 men/l0 women and currently is headquartered in Cranbury, NJ. Minimum Qualifications:Master ‘\degree is required.dcgrcc\ in he&h. phyclcaleduca- tion and recreatmn and/or educational admini\lralion i\ prcfemd Three years‘ dmmw A master’s degree with a concentration in physical education It is expected that the successful candidate possesses and can demon&a ,mwe experience in inlcrcnllegiatc a,hlctlc\ required alone with perwn;~l ;md professional or related field is requrred. and experience in coaching 1s administrative experience in intercollegiate athletics; experience in med integrily. Stnmp oral and wrmen commun~ca,,on skills are nrccwuy. Candid&\ must strongly recommended. Additional responsibilities will relations, television and marketing, knowledge of and cummitment to camp pne\\ WOII~ pmmmcmal and marke,,ng rk,lls with lhe ability III wrrk with hns,er\. ante with NCAA rules and procedures; leadership skills and business expl alumn, and other wpport orpaniralion, lo further Ihe @ralr of the athlettc program. mclude scheduling, budgeting, attracting qualified student- Experience in cwching ill lhc intercollegiate level IS h,ghly de\lrable and valued. nence; evidence of creativity and high energy; the ability and willingness athletes, and teaching duties in an elective, coeducational Uwknlanding of lhe relat,onch,p between athletics and the academic m&ion of the uni- program. work with and support the divers@ of the institutions which compnse tt vcn,ry I\ cxpec’ed Atlantic 10 Conference. Salary and Bentib:The powt,on offen a compelitive ulary and CXCCIIC~Ibenefit\ Send letter of application, vita, three letters of reference, and The search will be conducted under the strict standards of confidentiality ar Applicatwm must be postmarked by May 6. IYY4. Candid& .\ rhould ruhnu, a cover let- official college transcript to: Dee Farrchild, Director of will be mnducted in a manner consistent with the principles of equal empto wrand rerumc. includin& addrcrscc* and phone numbers of three retrrence\ to. Athletics, Grinnell College, P.0 Box 805. Grinnell, IA 50112. ment opportunity. Wubert La&, Chair, Search Committee The search will remam open until the position is filled. To be Please forward all expressions of interest to the chair of the search comm Acting Vice-Prejdent lor Ilniversity AdvanremerH assured of consrderatlon, submit all applicatron materials by tee. Review of applications will continue until the posihon is tilled. Salary # Ferrb Stale University April 22, 1994. be commensurate with qualifications and experience. 805 Cmpu Drive, Rwkin Center 301 Big Rapids, MI 49307-2226 D. J. Diiulia, Chair Feni\ Stale Unwcruty ha* a wnous comrmtmen, to cultural and &!ender diver*ily and i( - A-l 0 Commissioner Search Committee ac~wely e!anl: ,o nurture and enhance ih divrrx cvnmmunitie~. It I\ antupated that the F=lr0 QY Assistant Vice-President cuccesstul cand,date wtll share in rhi\ vi&n. St. Joseph’s University Gnnnell College 1s an Equal Opponunity/Affirmatlve Action Employer 5800 City Avenue An Equal Opportunity Employer/Affirmative Action Empluyrd American Div&ii&s Act. and especially seeks women and mmoncy candidates. Philadelphia, PA 19131 Page 18 The NCAA News April 6, 1994

orientsbon or dinabilily in Its educllonal coaching ablllry with rmnlmum IO years’ Iscl,cs. Iechnlcal tra,nmg. Wohlng knowl- of references (Including n~rncs. addresses patient. Unwers~ty of Montana. Missoula. pmgramr. adiwtier and ernpbymenr prac~ teaching/coaching experience, including edae of NCAA rules. BY Aoril 25. 1994. and teleohone numbers) arc invited. MT 59812. Affirmative Action/Equal trrs____ directing instructional programs, required; senh application letter, &s&e, academi; Oppatiunity Employer Pert-Time Position. Assistant Coach of experience m tennis facility operation. tmnscnptr and three current recommends Women’s Swlmmlno. Qusliflcationr~ lncludmg hmng. treinmg. dlrrcbng. l vslus(~ ma letters to. Dr. Mike Heben. 505 E. bon is filled. Address applications t& Ms Collegiate swimming>rpericncc and/or ing stiff: personal relation skills: thorough Armory Drive. 235~H. Champsign. IL Patricia Fors. Scmor Women’s Arhlebc b Continued from page 17 high~school or college coaching expcri~ knorvledgc of NCAA rules By April 29, 61820 217/333-8607. Affirmative Adminislrator. Northern Stale University, Wrestling ence Ability to work with and communi- 1994. send application letter. resume. tram Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. 1200 5 Jay Street. Aberdeen. South cetc with students. faculty and alumni. scripts and three recommending lelteta to Assistant Conch. Division I Men’s Vol- Dakota 57401~7198. Northern State Head Wrestling Coach. Immediate VBCB~- Ability to work within the framework of Karol A. Kahn. Assoclale Arhlebc DIrector. kybell. Brigham Young University. Re- Umvcrsily does not discriminate on the cy. Part time. Responrlb~htwr~ Direct and Pnnce~on. Ivy League and NCAA reguls~ Unwcrs~ry of Illino8s~Urbena/Champalgn, sponsibilities: assist in all phases of the pro- basin of race. color, nmtional origin. sex. coordinate wrestling progrem. lncludlng swimming bans. Rcsponstblllbes: Asstst I” all aspects 1817 S. Nell. Suw 201. Champatgn. IL aram. lncludina recruulllno. strenolh trains religion, age and/or disability in cmploy~ recruiting. scheduling. budget/personnel of coschlng. prcgrsm plsnmng and orgent. 61820, 217/333~0171. AffirmalIve ;ng. game ma~gemcnt &d pIa,& devel- mentor I” the prowslo” of seNICCS. manageme”~. rommwty scrv,ce, a”d alI Performance DereloDmen~ Dlvlslon muon. Recrutmenr of nudewsthleles and Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. opment The @lion is designed for B per. Women’s Heed Volleybell Coach, with 1 phases of competitive Dwwon Ill program DircclorlAsslstenl E&utlve Director. publrc relauons. Promobon of chmcs and ym who wants to seek 8 graduate degree second responsibility as head women’s ten. in College Conference of llllnois and United States Swimming, the national gov fund~rawmg ecuwbes. PosItion availabk fM S or Ph D.) and coach vollevball The nis coach in an established pmgram. Fully Wisconsm. Quahficat~ons Include. succcss~ eming body. is weking to fill a combined Sepremkr 1. 1994. Closing date: Mny 6. koaching s&y (Sa.O@O) can de supple- time, appointment renewed annually. ful coaching cxpncnce. college level prr~ technical and msnagerial position that 1994. Dwcc:1 epphcsbons to’ Ms. Amy Track & Field mented by teaching activity classes BS .s Sslary commensurete wth quallflcar,ons ferred: commun~cal~on skills. knowledge of reports directly to the executwe director Campbell, Associate Dwector of Arhlews. GTA in the deparlment of physical educa and erperwnce Responslblhl,es Include NCAA r~leslregulahons. commitment to snd pomuc~potes 0s (I member of the senior Jadww Gymnaswm. Prmceton Unwen~ty. Heed Women’s Track/Crass Country bon AppkcatiM deadline is April 30. 1994 overseeIng all aspects of developing, orga DIVISION Ill phrlosophy. Master’s degree pre- mansgcment learn The pnmsry charge of PrInceton. New Jersey 08544 Pr,nceton Coach and Instruclor, HPER. The Send letter of appkcation, resume and three nizing adminwating and coaching of a new (erred. Open unbl tilled. Send letter of appli- IhIs poslrion 1s IQ direct the Performance unlvenlty I* 0 pruste. kberal 1rts lnstluuo” Unlrcrrlty of South Dakota is seeking a letters of recommendation to: Carl women’s volleyball program. and coaching cslon. resurnc. lransmptr of alI academic Deveb en, Dlvlswm. which Is res nsible of 4.500 undwgrsdustes end 1.400 gradw head worrwn’. back/cross country coach M&own. Ph.0, 235 SFH. Brigham Young and administering on.golng tennw pro work. rhree IcllerS of recommendation and for 0th petc” developmcnl. coxh r evelop- ate sWenh. la&d I” central New Jersey with responsibilities for recruitment of qua& Universltv. Provo. UT a4602 qrom Both ~marwns 01 NCAA DIVISION Ill statement of coach!ng philosophy in mcnt and soorts science. This division mldway between Phlladelphla and New fied student~athleter. orgenization of prac~ Head tiornen’s Volleybell Coach. &vel Bacheior’;degree in physical educa~ Dwislon ill s&n9 to: Christopher Ragsdale. sddnsrvs cdmpetitivc swimming from the York. hnceton Unwers~~y IS an Afirmarive we and meets. schedulmg. budget rnan~ Campbell Unlnrslty 111v1tesaPphcel~ons for uon/cc.schlng or related field, master’s prey Director of Athletics. Elmhurst College, I90 beginning level to the mod elite level. The ActlonlEqual Oppanunky Employer. agement. and other related couchmg acbw the pos~uon of head women s volleyball ferred; demonstrated successful recruiting Prospect. Elmhurst. IL 60126.3296: fax seconderv essionmenr. esslnant l xecuwe lies. Teach undergraduate courses wrhln coach. This is a full-time, l2-month, erttry and coaching expenence et collegiate level. 708/617.3726 Equal Opportw~y Emu director,.rcqui&s Proven adminisbetive the Diwaion of Health. Physical Education level position beginning on July I, 1994 Send letter of application and resume by pb=* ability end experience This assignment will Tennis and Recreation. Quslifications: Master’s Salary is commensurate with experience. Mey I. 1994. to: Rachel N. +derson, Wisconsin Wrestling Fedcretlon State require the successful csndiiste to assist degree or bachelor’s degree plus equivalent The successful candidate will be rerporm Randoloh~Macon Colleoe. Athletic De- Coech/Unlversl~y of Wlsconsln-Stcrcns th.c exccuUw dlrectw In vedous manegen~ coaching end teaching experierxe et the ble for effectwely operabng (I comptwc pertme& P.O. Box 5085. Ashland. VA Point AssIstant Coach. Position. state al, a&ninistmUve and community acUvftlcs. Physical i%uc&bwTennb. Full-bme. non- high-school or college level. Famlllarlr DIVISION I volleyball mgram in full compli~ UOO5-5505. Randolph-Macon is an Equal wrestling coach for the Wisconsin Wrestling Writing end speaking skills we importsnt. tenure track. combined facult and coach- wh NCAA rules and reoul.~!cms ,.I~ once with NCAA, P rsnr America Athletic Federation (50 percent) and asslstent es is rhe mvereness and ability to work ing posItion. .&eel Briar $o$ seek! e Salary commensure@ &h qualificbtions Conference and university negulatkxw This A;~istaniVolieyball Coach/Instructor wrestling coach st UW~Stevcns Pow (50 etfecUvely with staff. coeches end &hletes. physical edw*ion genemlls~ WI eiprbse end experience. Interested applicants position also involves teaching lifetime Human Petiormencc end Wellncss: Fully percent). Quahfka6ons. BS required, MS Demonstrated organizational ability and in tennis. IdesI candidates will have a bach~ should submit kiter cd applicstion. resume. wellness and activity courses whln rhc time. nine~month omition Qualifications preferred, prior coaching experience plannmg ere (1 must. EducstionlEx- l lor’s degree and sdvsnrxd degree in phyrr- transcript(s). and three letters of recom- departmcnr of exercise science. Qual- rnesier’s degree in physical cducalion required. college experience preferred: pcrknce: Mas~cr’s degree IS preferred but 1c.1 educarlon or related field. l rpnence mcndstlon to: Dr. Mary Mock, Assistant ikslions: Bachelor’s degree required with e required. inlercolleqiatc/club volleyball freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling ccmhlng tennis et tie collcg~ate level end may be wnived based cm cxpmicncc. B-d Athletic Director, University of South master’s degree prefer-Ed. Knowledge of playing experience ireferred. Succ&sful and/or coachIn cxpcr,cnce preferred; the desire to coach women’s Division Ill United Slates Swimmrng l rpriences ere Dakota. 414 East Clark Street Vermillion. NCAA rules end regula~lons and e dedlce- experience requred. S.&l-y range: strong persona B rktllr and work ethic tennis in m liberal arts setting. Rerpon- tlon to e full academic devebpmenl of sttu- required, IZ~month academic staff positloll rrqulreda~ is slgnltlcanr wchnlcal swim- SD 57669-2390. All appllca;lons pait: g”,ha 10 $27 000 Imsed on experience. slbdrlies wll include coaching fell and dent-athletes are e.xsential. The ability and ming knowledge. Salary: $50.000. marked on or bebre Msy 2. 1994, will be Applicstion d&line: May 3. 1994. Please with 0 stating salary of S22.OW plus knew spring vershy tmnls. leaching beginnlng-. commitment to work within the Christian based on experience. Starting considered, or until nuitbblc candidate is submit I letter of appllcrion. resume and lits Dutier As head WWF coach. his duties $70.000. lntemwdlatc- end advance&tennis instmc- Dale. September I. 1994. Application. located. Equal Opportunity/Affirmative mission end purpose of Campbell three IcI~ers of recommendation to: Chair, would include: 1. Coechlng all Wisconsin’s tional closes; coordinating he recreational Submit resume along vllh e written state Action Employer University is required. Teacher educelIon Search Committee. Assistant Vollevball freest le and Creco~Roman teams sent by tennis program and supervising tie tennis the x, WF 10 ne1lonr.l comperilian. 2. ment regarding reasons for your interest certification in health end hyslcal educa~ Coach/Instructor Human Perbnnanc; and facilities. Additianal inslroctionsl pro9rem bon 1s recommended. 9 o apply. send Recruiting Wisconsin’s best wrestlers to end at least three references to’ Wellness. hunden t?eldhouse. r&so stew teaching responsibilities may include. resume. cover letter, o&al tranwri~ts, and peMcipate in Rgional and national freestyle Perbrnwnce Director/AssWnt Executive College, P.O. Box 2647, Grand Junction. hrslth/wellncss. weight &sinlng. runmn volleyball the names and addresses of three refers ad G-o-Roman competitions. 3 Present DIrector Search Committee. United Stwes CO .9 1502. Mesa State College is an badminton. golf. swimmmg. volkyball. A: ences to: Susan Berner. Director of techniques and coaching guidance to sll Sdmmi One Olympic PIam, Colorado Affirmative Action/Equal Opporrumry ball. fencing, bsskaball. Academic rank AssIstant Women’s Volkyb~ll Coach: Compliance and Academic Servxes. WWF-sanctioned clubs. training sites. ?b 80909. Cbdng dmtc for r&i. Employer Apphcstrons from women. Sprimw. will be at the w&u&r or asnsmnt pmfes- Purdue Unlvcrslty is seeking a second Campbell University Athletic Depsrlment. coaches. and participants end ma~ntaam .s catbns is June 1. 19% minorllics. Ihe disabled and veterans ere so, level. hla WIII be commcnsurste With assistant coach This is B restricted-eam- P 0 Box IO. Buies Creek, NC 27506. good relationship wrh WWF~sancrloncd Heed Coach of Men’s and Women’s encouraged. Mesa Stole College is B dru9~ academic ran ?; background and cxpcw Deadline for appkcauons Is April 22. 1994. clubs. 4. Coordlnaw all WWF wa,n,ng Svlmmlng/Mene cr of the Schkssman ings coachirtg position Responsibilibes free workplace All employees of the colt cnce. Search will b+n April I, 1994, and include all erees of the program wrh spclf~ An Equal 0 ponunily/Afflrmative Action csmps and chnics for national and world S\rlmmbrg Pool. 8 obrsdo College invites lege musi sgm to abide 6 our drug~free continue until the position is filled. Sweet lc duller ,n recml~lng. event management Employer. C e encourages qualified women compelibon. 5. &courage participation on a pkcabons for the pawion of head coach policy as a condition of emp royment. Brisr 1s a four-year. independent college for and summer camps. Qualifications: and minority aoolic.nls. alI levels. 6. Establish a coaches educati~ .a? mm’s end women’s swlmmlng/mansger I Assistant Women’s Volleyball Coach. women lnated in centml Virginia Letter of Bachelor’s degree required. E+erience in Presbyterfan College, an NCAA Division II system and set up B pool of available of the Schlesrman Swimming Pool. Unlrcrsltv of Montana: Full.time. 12~ sppl~csbon. three refemnces. and suppon~ recruiting preferred. Demonstrated ability to institution located in Clinton. S.C invites coaches from Wisconsin to sld the develops Founded in 1674. Colorado College is 1 month. &tenured sppo~ntment’wlth mg credentials to: Ph sical Education work with young edults. support staff and applications for the vacant pcwbon of Head ment of the training site concept. 7. pnvare. fowycar, Independent. coeducs~ NCAA DIVISION I member of Big Sky Search Commlwe. 0 Ii ICC of Ihe Dean. the public Application deadkne IS Apnl 15. Women’s Volleyball Coach/Assistant Selecbon of esswent coaches for nauonal tionsl liberal arts and sciences college of Conference. Bachelor’s degree and previ. Sweet Briar College, Sweet Briar. VA 1994. Send letter of sppl~carton end Women’s Basketball Coach. Masler’s teems and world reams. a. File monthly 1.890 undergraduate students. The college ous coaching experience snd commitment 24595. Equal Opportunity Employer. resume 10. Carol Dewey, Head Women’s degree preferred but not required. Minimum reports 1o Ihe WWF rha,r and board of IS commwzd to Increasing the divrmity of to follow NCAA rules requred. Cot&ate Men’s Tennia-llllnois state Unlvcrslty. a Volleyball Coach, Purdue University. teaching duties will be required Salary direclors. 9. Improve personal coaching the college communily end cumculum. and competitive experience,‘college w&en member of the Mlssoun Vallcv Conference. Mackcy Arena. West Lafayette. IN 47907. commensurate wlrh quahflcarlons and skill by attending coaches clinics and candidates who can cmbibute to that o-1 coaching experience. public relation skills. 1s seeking candidates for !h; head men’s Purdue Umvers~ry II an Equal Opportu~ expcr~ence. Applicelions will be accepted attainment of silver level of coaching. we psrticularly encoure cd to spply tennis coach. Responsibilities include. but mry/AFfirmanve Action Emplo cr. until the position is Riled. Please send a let- rectutmg ablltty. good organlzatlonsl skills. Duties. As UW~Stevens Pomt esswem 7 alhletus. rhe Rewnlng lo the dircclor o are not limited to: Developing and imple~ Women’s Verslly Volkybell f oech: Sweet ter of application and resume with at least and knowledge of the Pacific Northwest wrestling coach. I. AssIs( head coach I” all hebd co&h will have alI attendant duties mentino alI ohanes of a Division I men’s Briar College seeks applicants for a volleys three references t.s Beth Couture. Athletic preferred. Application deadline: June I. associated with LI Division Ill Program to t~lnis &grim including recruitin quality ball coach (part.time). Position requires Depaltment. Presbyterlen College, ClInton. 1994 Send letter of spphcatton, resume include recrurbng. budget resparwb~kbes. student-sthletes. teem and mdiw 8 uel Peru and three letters of reference to. Dick Scot,. gsme coaching. practice preparation. S.C. 29325. See The Market, page 19 b schcduhna end woveI errenacmcna. etc. formsnce success. scsdemlc progress and recrultlng. scheduhng. event set~up snd Heed Volleyball Coach end Assistant Head Volleyball Coach. Athletic Deb Msnsgerof the Schlessmak Swimming success. administrative duties. positive pry daily office work. Successful NCAA Athlcllc DIrector. Northern State Pool duws include responsibility for written sonal relationships. 9ood communication Division Ill program st a small, selective, University seeks quelified applicants for the policies. dcvcloplng master schedules. skills, professions1 involvement end fund- kberal srlr college for women I” Virgmia posibon of head volleyball coach end essw coordinating sel~up and logistics, etc. raising. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree Bachelor’s degree rcquwed. master’s tent sthlcrlc dlrccror. This 1s e 12~month. Bechclor’s degree and thme yea+ cxperi. requwed: master’s degree preferred. degree preferred. Resume and three letters nonrenuwtrack poslrlon. The successful l nce in coaching summing et the high Coaching snd recrulrlng cxpwlcnce eI lhe of reference to: Physical Education Search candidate must have at leas1 a master’s school or colleg~ele level requved. master’s intercollegiate level and working knowledge Cornmince, Ofke of the Dean. Sweet Briar degree in phynicel education or in .s closely degree preferred, familiarity with issues in of NCAA rule. nre slso preferred. Terms of College, Sweet Brw. VA 24595 Search related field Colkglate coachmg. teachIn higher cducstion and commitment to the contrsct 100 percent. nine~month position. wll commence ,mmed,ately and conbnue and recrwtmg experience IS preferred w COACH/INSTRUCTOR mwon and philosophy of the athletics pm August 16. 1994.May 15. 1995 Salary. unt,l the por,t,on IS f,llrd Equal Oppor romm,tmenr to the pducauonal v.Iuc~ of gram. Other ,mportanl quallfwsuons Commensurate with emerience and owli& tunity/Affmative Action. sport II expected. This position, wallable in Include excellent cornmun~cet~on skills. cations. To assure co&idcration. ad lica~ Women’s Volleyball AsSLstanl Varsity August of 1994, will have assigned duties comm,tmcnr IC, dlversw. end the sblkrv to lions murl be received by May I. P994. Coach: Unlvcrsltv of Illinois-Chamoeion. in coachino and adminirtratlon Bryn Mawr College ertirulale a clear vision for the colleie’s Send letter of application. resume. and Full&time lZ~mo&h appointment s&&9 Rerponsibilitie; in coaching include volky- swimming program. Appolnlmcnt IS for (I three current letters of recommcndst~on to. after April 25. Responsibilities include ball and recruiting. The HPER and athletic nine~monih p&d beginning on or about Dr. Lmda Herman. Assoc~aIe AIhleuc scoubng opponents: serve as recruiting programs for women and men are come BMC, an NCAA Division III and Centennial Conference member, August 3 I, 1994. Salary commensurate Director. 2660 Rcdbwd Arena. llkno~s Stare coordinator: elan oractices: enable and bined at Northern State University and all invites applications for a head women’s soccer/lacrosse coach. This with erpenence: ercellenl benefits Pa& Unwcrwy, Normal. IL 61790~2660 llltno~r work all sess/ons bf summer camp pro. applicants must be willing to work in this lo-month, full-time position starts late August 1994. In addition to age. Closbng date for applications IS April State Un~vers~ry IS sn Equal Opportu qram. Bachelor’s deqree required. marler’r type of administralive struclure. Admin. 20. 1994 Send letter of appkcabon, current n~lylAi%mawe Aruon Emplo er. degree preferred: computer profwency: irlrative rerponrlbdlbes will be assigned coaching responsibilities, the successful candidate will be responsible resume. three letters of reference. officisl Dlrector of Atkins Tennis J enter (Head proven dbillly in recruiting, scouling. within this framework. L&w of application, for additional instructional duties. A bachelor’s degree in ph sical trsnscr,pls of undergraduetc and graduate Professlonel). 100 pcrce~t. 12~month knowledgeable in volleyball techniques. vita. compkle graduate transcripls. and list work, and (I stc&ement of coaching philou, appowmenl to begln as negotlatrd after education or a related field is required, master’s preferred. s alary ohv 10: Head Coach Men’s and Women’s search completed Responslbillties (n&de commensurate with experience, excellent benefits provided. Send let- iwimming Search Commlllee. The plan and admlntsrcr Atklns Tcnnw CcntPr Colorado College. Human Resources pro rsms and budget: manage fsclllty: ter, resume and list of three references, including phone numbers, to: Office. I4 Esst Cache IB Poudre Streel. cv* B“ (Ire ocrsonnel. ess,st I” rccrulllna Christine Funchion, Personnel Recruiter, Bryn Mawr College,. 101 N. Colorado Sprwlgs. co 80903, 7 191389 6422. Equal Opponumty Employer The Merion Avenue, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010-2899. Women and mmorities Cobrado Coil c welcomes mcmbcn of all summer camp pmgmm. Bachelor’s degree ST. OLAF COLLEGE encouraged to apply. Equal Opportunity Employer. M/F. group and rea=7f IKmS Its cOmmltmC”l “cd lo required. master’s preferred; leach~ discriminate on the basis of race. color, in IcoachIng cerrlfxallon from USPTA/ age, rel191on. ser. national origin. sew.1 0 8 FTR reqwrcd. demonlraled DIVISION I Head Coach of Women’s Soccer or Head Coach of Women’s Softball Assistant Coach in YALE UNIVERSITY Women’s Sport Program Cohead Coach of Men’s and HEAD COACH OF MEN’S TENNIS Full-time Instractor in the Department of Physical Education Women’s Track and Field HEAD COACH OF WOMEN’S TENNIS and Athletics Ten-month, nontenure track faculty appointment. The tennis programs at Yale are supported at the NCM Ihvision I QUALIFICATIONS:Master ’s degree in physical education preferred. RESPONSIBILITIES: Include instruction in the required physIcal educa- level. The principal objcctivc is to win the Ivy Lcsguc title in the Successfulteaching and coaching experience on a college or high-school tlon program and the event coachmg of men and women (preferably sport and to provide a constructive experience in intercollegiate level; a commitment tn the three-fold mission of St. Olaf College also is a for spnnts. hurdles and field events) as well as recnutmg. meet man- athletics for the student participants. agement and administrative tasks involving the men’s and women’s must. cross country program. The cohead coach will work with the current St. Olaf provides an education committed to the liberal arts, rooted in the director of track and field programs/cohead coach of track and POBITION IMWJ(:RIPTION field/head cross country coach. As head coach, or$,anize and administer the sport progrtim, super- Christian Gospel,and incorporating a global perspective. In the conviction vise an assistant coach, recruit, raise funds, and other &ncrul that life is more than a livelihood, it focuses on what is ultimately worth- QUALIFICATIONS: A master’s degree (in physical educanon or a relat- administr:ltive rcsponsihilities. ed field) IS preferred. Demonstrated coaching and teaching experience. while and fosters the development of the whole person in mind, body and All candidates also should possess an understanding of the role physi- spirit. This triple commitment to liberal arts education, to its Christian cal educatron and athletrcs play m a ngorous academic settmg and an Minimum salary based on a nine-month, Icss-than~fullLtlme pusi- roots and to an international view shapes the special identity of St. Olaf ability to identify and attract outstanding students to the university tion with an option svsilahle to earn additional income via profes- College. SALARY AND RANK: Commensurate with qualifications. (An out- sional tennis instruction and/or dircctina summer tennis cnmps. standing benefits package is provided mcludmg an excellent tuition RESPONSIBILITIES:Coaching and directing a successful NCAA remlssron program for faculty children) QUALIFICATIONY Division Ill intercollegiate women’s soccer or softball program; serving as STARTING DATE: September 1, 1994 A baccalaureate degree. Minimum of five years of successful an assistantcoach in one other women’s sport program; recruiting student- coaching cxpcricnce in the sport at the colle~i:Ite/hilh-school or athletes that are highly motivated in both athletics and academic areas; THE UNIVERSITY club level or an equivalent combination of cducatron :md expcri- teaching selected classes as @signed within the department of physical A member of the University Athletic Assoclatron and the NCAA encc. (:crmpctitive collef$ate experience in the sport prefcrrcd. education. The applicant also will be expected to work harmoniously and (Division III), the University of Chicago sponsors 20 varsity sports for Ikmonstratcd ability in rccruitmcnt and tennis instruction. an undergraduate population of 3.400 students in a unique commit- effectively within a Christian liberal arts college environment. ment to the highest academic standards and extensive conference travel and competition. SALARY COMPENSATION:Competitive and commensurate with the qualifica- Salarv ran& X_72,OOO~X7~,000 with options for additional income. tions and experience of the applicant. APPLICATION PROCEDURE Applications will be reviewed immediately with an appointment fonh- IMIUXT APPI,ICATIONS TO: APPLICATIONS:Send letter of application, completed resume and at coming upon identification of the appropriate candidate. Direct a letter llarhara N. <:hcslcr least three letters of recommendation to: of Introduction. resume and three references (with current phone num- bers) to. Asso&te Ikector of hthlctics Chris Daymont Yale ITnivcrsity St. Olaf College Mr. Thomas Weinganner, Chairman Y.C ). Ilox .?l)XZl(, Y:tlc Station Department of Physical Education and Athletics New 11:1ve1l.(:T l)hS-‘O-HZ10 1.520 St. Olaf Avenue The University of Chicago Northfield, MN hhl)h7-10% 5640 South University Avenue Chlcago. Illmols 50637 DEADLINE:Applications will be accepted until April SOor until the posi- tion is filled. Appointment date is August I, 1994. The Umversity of Chicago is an Affirmative Action/ Equal Opportunity Enlployer St. Olaf is an Equal C)yporlunity Employer and foll~)ws an Affirmativr Action policy in the recnlitment and hiring of farulty and staff. Women and mmontles are encouraged to apply I . , I April 6, 1994 The NCAA News Page 19

and related duties. Candidate must be and wlndrun?ng, waterskiing. and B.M.X. Other teams competing are Rice and of New Hamprhlre is seeking one home seekIng a master’s degree at St. Ambmse Ferquhar at 704/463-1360. ext. 2407 or Dates: 6/19-S/19. Prercquwto: nonsrnokm Loyola Marymount. Possible guarantee. game December 7. 1994. or January 7 or 2411. University. Position reports to the head sot en. love workmg with kldr (even begin- Please contact Debbie Brown at 219/631- 0. 1995. Guarantee Contact Rose Peeplcs. Division III Football: Wllllsm Paterson cer coach and will recewe a stipend. tuition mm), and plsys the span for your school 6307. 603/862-0282. remission. and ream and board. The Unix Contact. Camp Wildwood, 838 West End College is seeking an away game for Division II Football: Northeast @llssaurl Men’s Basketball Tournament-NCAA versity has several dIsciplinea leading to a Avenue, New York City. N Y 10025. or call Saturday. September 24. 1994 Would like b Continued from page 18 master’s degree. Please send resume to. State Unlveralty reeks opponents for the D~w,on Ill. January 6 and 7. 1995. Good lo schedule a home game wlh the same 212/316~1419 following dates: September 3. 1994; Dr. Michael Orfitelli. St. Ambrose guarantee Conract BIII Chambers. opponent for 1995. Contact WPC Athleuc Baseball & Basketball DlrcdorsNeeded: September 2, 1995. September 14. 1996: University. 518 West Lxun Strezt. Daven- 919/9B5-5218, North Carolme Wesleyan Dire-ztor Art Enson. 201/595~2356. aspects of collegtate cosching. Dubes to Excellent coed residential children’s camps September 13. 1997. and September 12. port. IA 52803. Affirmative Action/Equal College Women’s Baskethau: ctrdon unlwslty of inckk I On-mat coschlng. 2. Recruiting. seek persons wth proven ablllty to coo&- oppnunity Employer 1996 Please contact Eric Hahn. Head Women’s Basketball-Dlvlslon I: Cornell PA IS reekmg teams for the 9th Annual 3 Fund~ralslng. 4. Practice planning. 5 nstc. direct and teach kids1 Positions also Football Coach, 8 16/785-4 170. Assistant Volleyball Coach Graduate include involvement in programmmg end University needs teams to compete in Clarion Clasr~ on November 16-19. 1994. Orgamration of meets, travel. schedule. Dldsbn I-M Football: Western Kentucky 1994~95 4,h Annual Sheraton Clawc Guarantee. lodging. meals and gtfts mclud~ camps. training and other areas that will A~d~M~~tshlp. A graduate student to assist manaqement of the actww. Both areas University has two 1994 open da,es- Tournament. November 25-26. Guarantee, ed. Contact Terry Acker, .314/226~2200 benefit Pointer wrestlina 6 Advisina and the heed coach wth the overall direction o&r t¬ch faclllbes and~equipment as September 10 & October 6. Home or away: banquet. gifts included Contact Julie counseling of team me&~ 7. Acaiem~ end admlnlrtration of the NCAA Division II well as opportunities to expand and grow Dlvisioo III Women’s Basketball. Knox and volleyball program. Responsibilities. To guarsnree negobable. Please contact head Weaver, 6071255~ 1313. Monmouth College. IL. am bokmg for one guidance 8 Any other duties associated program. Vital that persons eqoy vorkmg coach Jack Harbaugh at 502/745~2984 Division II or III or NAIA men’s basketball with ooeratina a chammonshio wrestlina assist with game and practice coaching and with kids and have the energy and enUu+ team to peRupate In their season opening conditionw: recru~bna and scoutina. and asm ,o march! Accommodations for far& Division I Women’s Basketball-Middle tournament reeks two teams for tourna~ basketball classic. November 26 & 27 program. Il.-Report blrectl; to he& Tensessee State University needs two wres,llng coach and athletic director Apply to make te& travel a&ngementr, monitor lies and singles. Salaries negotiable: mom. men, December 9~10. 1994. Guarentee 1994 One game 1s guaranteed with each team academics. and some fund~rawng. board and travel expense prowded. Call Dwslon I reams to play December 9 IO. and rooms Call Craig Rssmuson I, institution: partial expenses Included in by sending resume plus three letters of reck 1994. in the Annual Lady Raider Clasr~r ommendation to’ Many Lay. 1 I7 B Berg This person will also teach a vane,y of vol- I ~800/544~5448 or 914l472~5.350. Staff 615/869~6240. Lincoln Memorial conrrac,. Please contact Jane Stangl a, leyball cIasses I” the HPER department Search, 221 E. Hartsdale Avenue. W,ll guarantee two mghrr lodgmg. four Univerwy 309/343 0112. ex,. 484. Gym, Untverwry of W~scons~n~Stevenr meals. glftr for coaches and players. and Pomt. Stevens Point. WI 5448 I. Application Requirements. Must be accepted unto the Hartdale. NY 10530 Men’s Basketball Dlvislon II. NAIA Men’s Basketball-Divlslon 111. Wabash University of North Dakota Graduate California State University. Fullerton. If awards. Please contact MTSU women’s Dltislon 111:Pfeiffer College seeks team for Colkge needs one (I ) team for Invlabonal deadline is April 15, 1994 basketball coach Stephany Smith, Schml A wlkngness to work days. n,ghts you are Interested ,n being conrldered for Thanksgwng Tournament November 25 t Tournament December 9 t IO. 1994 615/098~2450 and weekends. Playing experience is future coaching openings, the athletic 26. 1994 Guarantee available. Other Guarantee and lodgmg prowded. Contact requmd: some coaching expenencr IS pre department IS developmg an appkcant pool Men’s Basketball Dlvlsion Ill. The Unlver~ games also needed. Call Debby Luu/Don Mar Pelty at 3 I71364 4238 Phys Ed/Athletics ferred. Salary. A wawcr of ,u,,on plus a for head and assistant coaches in the fol slty at Stony Brook is lookIng for games sttpend for the academic year 1994~95. lowmg sports programs. baseball. home and away for 1994.95 season and Bethany College, an NCAA Dw,s,on Ill DeadlIne: Send letter of appkcation. resume rnen’sjwomen’s basketball, men’s/wom~ 1995~96. Contact Bernard Tomlln. inrtltution competing in the Prcsldrnts’ and references by May 15. 1994. to: Nancy en’s CrnSS country, men’c/~o”,cn’s fence 516/632~7201. Athlebc Conference, seekr appkcantc for d Clark, Head Volleyball Coach. Athletlr iw. women’s avmnawcr. men~s/women’5 Women’s Basketball-Division II. nontenure track powon of ass~s,ant lo& Department Box 9013. Unwers,ty of Nonh soccer. ,r,flball. wornen’s tennis. Augustana College. Sioux Fdllr. SD, IS ball roach, hrad men’s tennis coach and Dakota. Grand Forks. ND 58202 men’slwomen’s track, wrertllng Qua1 looking for one qame to complete our instructor I” physlcal education. RP Graduate Assistant. Football. American ificationr: Coachmg expenence or compa 1994~95 schedule. Home or awav or auar~ qu~remen,s Include the development of International College. Responslbllmes rable sports teaching/management expenv antee. Contad head coach Dave’Kra;th at compet~bve programs within the gudelines Include coaching. recruting and related cnce, recmlllng abakty. demonstrated inters 605/3X-553 I. 01 the NCAA, PAC and Bethany College; dubes. Qualificabons: Bachelor’s decree. est m athlete academic progress. know!. NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball- recruitment. retention and graduauon of admission to the college’s graduate-pro edgeable about NCAA rules and willingness Northwest Missouri State University rn student athletes at sigmficant levels: and gram, and collegiate competitwe expen to promote sport Salary Schedule Maryvtlle IP seekmg teams for 1,s 1994 DIRECTOR OF the teaching of phyxal education courses ence. Stipend, Tubon, room, meals. books, Commensurafe wth expenence Applv lndustnal Clsss,c scheduled for DeBig Ten Conference, Inc. Employer. ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER

The Big Ten Conference, Inc., invites applications and nomina- tions for the position of Assistant Commissioner. The position reports to the Commissioner. COLBY4AWYERCOLLEGE The Assistant Commissioner will perform a variety of assign- INTERNSHIP ments, including management of the conference’s cross- Head Coach Athletic Communications licensing program, responsibilities in the area of compliance, and serving as staff liaison to various conference committees. Women’sBaeketballMomen ’sVolleyball Princeton University’s Office of Athletic Communications is The Assistant Commissioner also will have some involvement accepting applications for at least one full-time internfassistant Colby-Sawyer College seeks appiicarions RX the position of with conduct of conference championships and postseason for a lo-month appointment beginning August 1, 1994. head coach for women’s haskerhall and women’s volleyhail football bowl administration. Some travel required. for our NCAA Division III program. Rachclor’s degree Interns will be exposed to print and electronic media relations, required, master’s dcgrcc preferred. Minimum of IWO yrars news and feature writing, publication layout and design, A minimum of a bachelor’s degree is required, with preference successful coaching cxpcricncc is rcquircd, as well as rhe ahii- event management, marketing and supervision of student for advanced degree work. Experience at the Division I-A level aSSiStants. lty to recruit into a competitive program in a strong acadcm- is preferred. IC envmxuncnt. Position includes coaching, recruiting and A Bachelor’s Degree and experience in sports information, budget management. journalism or public relations are required. Macintosh Salary is commensurate with experience and education. computer experience and knowledge of word processing and Colby-Sawyer College is an independent, coeducatlon;ii coi- layout applications are beneficial. Please send application/nominations and resume to: iege of 650 srudents, located in the scenic Lake Sunapee The position includes an $800 monthly stipend, health region of NH, and has been repeatedly ctted in US News and Mr. James E. Delany insurance benefits and housing. W&d Report as one of rhe rop small colleges in rhe North. Commissioner Appllcatlon Deadline: May 2,1994 Wirh growing enroiimcnrs and innovative new programs, we Big Ten Conference seek to attract creative and rnergrtlc professionals dedicarcd Forward application letter, resume and names and telephone 1500 W. Higgins Road to a personalized approach to ltberal arts education. numbers of three references to: Kurt Kehl, Director of Athletic Park Ridge, IL 60068-6300 Communications, Jadwin Gymnasium. P-0. Box 71. Princeton lnreresred applicants should submir a lerrer of appllcatlon, University, Princeton. NJ 08544. Applications/nominations will be accepted until the position is resume, and names and phone numbers of three rc-f;renccs filled. It is hoped that a June 1, 1994, starting date could be to: Director of Human Rcs)urces, Colby-Sawyer Coiirge, 100 met. Main Sect, New London, NH 03257. Applicant xreening PRINCETONUN IVERSITY The Big Ten Conference, Inc., is an will hegin immediately and conrinue until poslrlon ib filled. Equal Opportunity Employer. Equal Opportuniry Employer. -I-

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30.13. The following leagues have been approved by the Valley Baseball League sunmler baseball subcommittee and, thus, must comply_ Please note that the regulations set forth in Bylaw 30.13 with the requirements set forth in Bylaw 30.13: apply only to leagues receiving funding from ;he NCAA NCAA Bylaw 30.13 Arirona Summer Collegiate League through Major League Baseball. Other amateur summer baseball leagues are not required to meet the guidelines Summer baseball Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League of Bylaw 30.13. Member institutions should note that studcnt~athlctcs Cape Cod Baseball League Central Illinois Collegiate League may participate in summer baseball leagues that receive This material wus provided by th l&slative services stajf as Great Lakes Summer Collegiate Lcaguc funding from the NCAA through Major League Baseball an aid to member institutions. If an institution has a question only if such leagues are approved by the NCAA summer Jayhawk League or comment regurding this column, such rorrrsjiondence should baseball subcommittee per Bylaw 21.3.23.2-(c). In order to Northeastern Collegiate Baseball League be directed to Nancy L. Mitchell, uGstunt executive director /or be approved by the summer baseball subcommittee, the Northwest Collegiate Baseball League legislative spntices, at the NCAA national office. This infona- league musk meet the requirements set forth in Bylaw San Diego Collegiate Lcaguuc tion is availabk- on th,e Colbgiate .yports Network. NCAA Record

b Continued from page 14 STAFF tary-rules editor of the NCAA Women’s Games John Wooden all-America team national fencing champion in foil at External activities coordinalor-M. Basketball Rules Commiuee, honored as are Grant Hill of Duke, Eric Montross of New York Univcrsiry who larcr coached Keith Brown hired as coordinaror of thar is being up~@ed from c luh to var- this year’s recipient of rhe Women’s Norrh Carolina, Damon Bailey of rhc Violets to 10 N(:AA team titles external a&vi&b ;II Wesr Texas A&M, siry smlus. I%askrthall (:oac hes Arson iarion’s Indiana. Jason Kidd of California. hrlwrrn 1954 and 1974, died March 2X where he has been a wtiter/ediror fox Women’s &ball-Tom Chiavelli dis- Jostens/Berenson Service Award. Donyell Marshall of Connecticut, Khalid of complications after cancer surgery. the school’s communication services missed a1 Mar&. Weston officiated women’s Division I Reeves of Arizona, Jalen Rose of He was 79. Casrello competed for his Man’s tennis-Squire Bressor ap office since 1992. IIc replaces Rick championship games in 1982 and 1984 Michigan, Clifird Rosier of Louisville. father. Martine/ Cas~rllo. during Ihe Thompson, who is associate athletics pointed at Springfield...Marc R. Young and has conducted numernus regional Cotliss Williamson of Arkansas and 1930s at New York University. then director at Tennessee-Chatranoog;t. appointed to the partGtimr IxjSkxl al training clinics...Glenn Robinson of Purdue’s Robinson. Hill, Kidd, Marshall, replaced rhe elder Castcllo as the Worcrsrrr Polytechnic. The former Sports information director-Kevin Purdue brlrc~etl as recipient of Ihe Rozier and Robinson are finalists for the Violets’ (oath in 1947. Hugo Martinez teaching *pro currrnrly selves as director Gilmore selected al Cal Starr Los National Baskethall (:oac hes Asso- Wooden Player of the Year Award. also was assislanl c ox h ot lhrrr U.S. of drvrlopnlrnt for fhr Irltrrrlational Angeles alter serving as bporls m~&-ma- ciation’s Eastman Award, presented which will be announced April X...Norm Olympic fencing trams. tion director ar Cal Sracc Dominguc/ annually to rhe male college basketball Stewart, who coached Missouri 10 the Ans Exchange in Arlington. Massac hum Ira Murchison, arl NUA IOU-yard- Hills since I!)X2. He replaces John player of the year...Robinson also was regular-season Big Eight Conferrncr SC&.. champion in 195X fix Western Michigan Gimbal, who accepted a sports informa- honored as recipient of this year’s championship with a 14-O record and Man’s and women’s hack and field- who :~lso won an Olympic gold medal as tion position at Cal Lurheran. Naismith Award as male I~layrr of rhr the West region championship game of Roger Bowen resigned at Nevada, cffec- a member of the 1056 II S 400-meter year. Other honorers are Lisa Leslie of rhc Division I Men’s Baskedxdl Cham- tive.]rrnr 30. Hr also is sqping down as Strength coochLVirgi1 Knight relay tram, died of bone cancer March Southern (Xitornia as women‘s player pionbhlp, belrclrd as coach 01 the yrat men’s and women‘4 c rOsb c ounUy coach. appoinlrd at Arkansas. 28 in Harvey, Illinois. He was til. of the year, Nolan Richardson of by United Prrss International. Murchisnn’s track career ended ;II age Arkansas as men’s coach of rhe year and 26, whrn he was stricken with colon can- Notables Pat Summitt of Tennessee a5 WOIIICII’E Deaths cer, but he cetved in the IJ.S Army and coach of rhr yrar. Marcy Weston, associ.uc tlil-color of lacer served as women’s rrack roach aI alhlrtic h a( (:~IIII:I~ Mic higal and sccrc- Hugo Martinet Castello, a three-time Chicago Stare. Women m cross country coaches association

) Continued from page 9 Although ~hr extra games meant that the overall arrrndancr for the awards teams all-academic honors championship was broken before University of Connecticut-Uni- The NCAA Division III Cross Simpson, 3.506; Albion, 3:IX9; Occidenl;ll. Smq~wn. 3.502; ConnectIcu1 (College. the Women’s Final Four, they also versity of Virginia game and in Country Coaches Association has 3.470; Tufts, 3.460; Case Reserve, 3.450; 3.469: Maralesrer, 3.440; Scranton. 3.440; affected the per-game averagr. Conlordia-Moorhead, 3.445; Chicago, Carlrlon, 3.437; Allegheny. 9.430: Lubbock, Texas, for the Texas announced the teams that 3.436; St. Olaf, 3.430. Augshurg, 3.430; Wheaton (Illinois), 3.420; Tech University-University of-Ala- The total attendance entering achieved all-academic honors for Carleron. 3.420: Williams. 3.417; Wilmlnglon. 3.410: Wrllrclry. 3 408. (:ahnlic. 3 415; Colorado College, 3.400; bama, Tuscaloosa, game. the Women’s Final Four was the 1993 fall semester. Ohio Nol(hcrn, 3.400; Pomona-Pllzer, I’omona~Pitzer. 3.390; Haverford. 3.380: The expanded bracket made 256,562 (56 sessions), which sur- To qualify for honors, a team 3.400; Salisbury State, 3.387; Alma, 3.367; Alma, 3.320; Luther, 3.319, North Central. attendancr more difficult to assess, passed the 231,367 (42 sessions) of Washingron (Missouri). 3 360; Tufts, 3.350; must have a combined grade- 3.283: Buena Visa 3.281. William Smith. 3.350: New York Ilniversiry, although by the Inost conservative 1993. The final two sessions in the point average of at lrast 3.000 Kochester, 3 280; Claremont-Mudd- 3.345; Mills, 3.340; Frostburg Slarc. 3.3 I t measure, it still was the second-best 11,966-scat Richmond Coliseum (4.000 scale) during the fall Scripps, 3.279; Bethel (Minnesota), 3.270; Et1Klry, 3 310; Wartburg, 3.307; year on record. Hy nlost standards, wcrc sold out in advance, bringing semester and compete at an Bridgewater (Virginia), 3.266; Baldwin- Corlrordia~Moorhcatl. 3.302: (:alvin. 3.300; however, IO!)4 was the best attend- the per-session average to about Wallace, 3.260: Thirl, 3.257; Emory. 3.250; NC&% regional meet. Calvin, 3.250: (:us~avur Adolphus, 3.239; Sr Olaf, 3 300; Grinnell, 3.298; Whtctlcr. 4,836-No. 2 all-time, behind last ed Division I Women’s Champion- In all, 77 women’s teams and Hope. 3.230. .%.zlf: wooscer, 3 295; Wisconsin- ship ever. year’s 5,50!). 61 men’s teams were honored. St. Denison. 3.230; Genrsro Stale. 3.224: Planrvillr, 3.290; Thicl. 3.289. Benedict posted the highest Kalamazoo. 3.222; Eastern Mrnnonilr, Ch~capr~. 3.2X0: Kcgis (Massachusetts). 3.220; Bates, 3.214; Colby. 3.210: grade-point avcragc (3.732) of any X280; Oglcthorpr, 3.273: Mounl Ilotyoke, Binghamton, 3.196: Scranron. 3.190: 9 270; Hamline. 3.270; Havrrford, 3.270; Presidents women’s team, while Cal Tech Rhodo, 3.1HO: AUKII,I~~U (Illinois), 3 160. Bethel (Minnesota). 3.270: Williams, 3.270; achieved the highest grade-point Monmou~h (Illinois), 3.135; Wash- Monmouth (Illinois), 3.261; B.lbrlm, 3.21X). ington and Lee, 3.134; Hanover, 3.128; St. b Continued from page 1 gram for girls. The Commission avrragc (3.780) among men’s Kenyon. X%X1: Colorado College, 3.230; John’s (Minnesota), 3.125; Washington rcqucsted staff teams. Oswrgo State, 3.230. Oberlin. 3 230; that the determine (Missouri). 3. I IO; Anderson, 3.1 IO; Richard Stockton, 3.?14; Heidelberg, if tilnding is available to develop a Thirty-nine instirutions placed DePauw, 3.1 10; Frrdonia State. 3.099: topic iii the Commission’s strategic 3.21 1; (:ublavus Adolphus. 3 206; pilot program, possibly as early as both men’s and women’s teams Whittier, 3.095; Carnegie Mellon. 5.090. plan, and ethical condurt, the Moravia”, 3.200; Luther. 3.189; North Wababh, 3.081): Corrcordla (Illinois), this summer, with expansion pos- on the list. MIT had the best com- (:rnlr.ll, 3.167. 1997 topic. 3 0 7 0 : Wibcotlritl-Oshkosh. 3.070; sible by summer 1!)96. In any cast, bination: the women’s team had H The Commission heard a Allegheny, J.OAO: Albany (New York), Wiscansin~Strvrns Poinl, 3.150; the staff is to dcvclop details and the second-best GPA (3.706) and 3.060: (:rinnell. 3.050; Wartburg, 3.045; Dickin>on. 3.160: Illinois Henrdirrine. report 011 the possible Division I-A cost estimates, which are to be pro- the men’s team had thr third best Karlham, 3.020; Wisconsin-La Crosbc, 3.l1iO; Franklin and Marshall, 3.160; football playoff and agreed that vided, with “a sense of urgency,” to (3.582). 3.014; Richard Stockton, 3.010. Hanovrr. 3.15A; Frrdonia State, 3.150; the subject would bc a major agen- Colby, 3.150; WlbCl)fI)ltl-Olhko~h. 9 150; the NCAA Exccutivc Committee Following arc the 1993 Division Women da item at the Commission’s next Snuthel II Maine. 3.130; Baldwin~Wallacr, St. Benedict, 3.732: MIT, 3.706 CcOI~VCI% for its May merting. III men’s and women’s cross mreting in June. Commission rd from 5.000 scale): Muckingurn. Xh87; 3.090. members requcstcd that at that Also, the Commission approved country all-academic teams: occlrlrnral. 3 670; Anderson, 3.660: time, the prospect of a playoff will the concrp~ of an NCAA Fellows Men Washington and Lee. 3.616: Ohio Cal Tech, 3.780; St. Norbert, 3.660. MIT. Wesleyan, 3.600; John C:.trroll. X574: (:a1 be discussed both by the Division I Program for the 1995-96 aradcmic :uw (cotllrrrted fronl 5.000 sca~r); Trch. 3.530: (:artwgir Mellon, 3.531). subcommittee and the full year. The program would bc a Commission. campus~bascd rncntoring pro- n The C:ommission reviewed gram. Honors the mediation between the Associ- n The full Commission and _ . ation and rcprcsriitalivrs of the each of the division subcommit- Athletic Management magazine picks award winners Black (:oaches Association and al- tees discussed mrmbcrship so discussed the formation of the restructuring. F Continued from page 13 purpose athletics facility. The based on the school’s ideas of w The Division 11 subcommittee special committee that will oversee facility contains an indoor foot- education, equity and opportuni- the implementation of 1994 recommended that an athletic-s and each other. Northern Illinois ball field, a maple basketball ty. Convention Proposal No. 174. certification program be devel- is one of the pilot programs in court underneath the field, ten- The projrct resulted in the n The Commission approved a oped for that division, based on the NCAA life-skills program. nis courts, a weight room and installation of an eight-lanr, all- pair of recommendations from i& the same four areas as the existing several other rooms for athletics weather track and a new football Subcommittee on Minority Issues. Division I program. The subcom- W Indoor facility management: and recreational use. field, which is now used by the First, it endorsed the concept of- mittee supported the formation of Texas Tech University, for the H Outdoor facility managment: field hockey, women’s and men’s National Girls Sports Days, which a special committee to develop outstanding management of its Wittenberg University, for the lacrosse, and football teams, as would be a program resembling possible legislation for the 19!16 heavily useb, state-of-the-art renovation of its outdoor athlet- well as physical education classes the National Youth Sports Pro- Convention. Athletic Training Center, a multi- ics facilities, a project that was and for intramural contests.