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1996 Conference USA Baseba SID Directory CONFERENCE USA 35 E. Wacker Drive Suite 650 Brian Teter, Assistant Commissioner Chicago, IL 60601 Erika Amstadt Hirschfield, Director of Communications/ 312/553-0483 Fax 312/553-0495 Creative Services Russell Anderson, Assistant Director of Communications Rob Carolla, Assistant Director of Communications UAB 115 UAB Arena Grant Shingleton, Director 617 13th Street South Reid Adair, Associate Birmingham, AL 35294-1160 Mo Harbin, Assistant 205/934-0722 Fax 205/934- 7505 *Brent Hollingsworth, Graduate Assistant CINCINNATI 309 Laurence Hall Tom Hathaway, Director Cincinnati, OH 45221-0021 Brian Mccann, Assistant 513/556-5191 Fax 513/556-0619 Julie Swift, Assistant *Kevin Force, Intern HOUSTON 3100 Cullen Donna Turner, Assistant Athletic Director Houston, TX 77004 Rick Poulter, Assistant 713/7 43-9411 Fax 713/7 43-9411 * John Sullivan, Assistant LOUISVILLE Student Activities Center Kenny Klein, Assistant Athletic Director Floyd and Brandeis Streets *Nancy Smith, Associate Louisville, KY 40292 Chris Padgett, Assistant 502/852-6581 Fax 502/852-7401 MEMPHIS 205 Athletic Office Building Bob Winn, Assistant Athletic Director 570 Normal Mark Owens, Associate Memphis, TN 38152 *Rob Stallins, Assistant 901/678-2337 Fax 901/678-4134 UNC CHARLOTTE 9201 University Boulevard Mark Colone, Assistant Athletic Director SID Belk Gym Second Floor Tom Whitestone, Director Charlotte, NC 28223 * James McCoy, Assistant 704/510-6313 Fax 704/54 7-4918 SAINT LOUIS Room 39, DuBourg Hall Doug Mcllhagga, Director 221 N. Grand Boulevard *Chris Cook, Assistant St Louis, MO 63103 314/977-2524 Fax 314/977-7193 SOUTH FLORIDA PED 214 John Gerdes, Director 4202 E. Fowler Avenue Tracey Judd, Assistant Tampa, FL 33620 *Fred Huff, Assistant 813/974-4086 Fax 813/974-5328 SOUTHERN MISS Southern Station, Box 5161 Regiel Napier, Director Hattiesburg, MS 39406-5161 Shirley Jones-Hill, Assistant 601 /266-4503 Fax 601 /266-4507 *Ricky Hazel, Assistant TULANE Wilson Center Lenny Vangilder, Assistant Athletic Director Ben Weiner Drive Jodi Hoatson, Assistant New Orleans, LA 70118-5681 *Ron Engel, Assistant 504/865-5506 Fax 504/865-5512 *Baseball Contact 1996 Baseball * * * * CO*N FEREN*C E USA • • SID Directory IFC •• • • Conference USA 2-3 1996 Preview 4-5 35 E. Wacker Drive Suite 650 ~ ""C C-USA Notebook 6-7 Chicago, IL 60601 312/553-0483 ·-U') The Teams 8-37 C: Fax 312/553-0495 UAB 8-10 Cincinnati 11-13 Commissioner Michael L. Slive Houston 14-16 Associate Commissioner Louisville 17-19 Brenda Weare Memphis 20-22 ~ Associate Commissioner ~ Rex Lardner UNC Charlotte 23-25 ttJ Assistant Commissioner ~ Saint Louis 26-28 V) Brian Teter Assistant Commissioner South Florida 29-31 Sandra Biller Southern Miss 32-34 Director of Communications/Creative Services Erika Amstadt Hirschfield Tulane 35-37 Director of Finance 1995 Standings 38 Bruce Mahon Assistant Director of Communications 1995 Postseason Results 38 Russel I Anderson 1995 Honors 39 Assistant Director of Communications 1995 Great Midwest Statistics 40-41 Rob Carolla Asst. Director of Championships/Compliance 1995 Metro Statistics 42-43 Kendyl Baugh History 44 Administrative Manager Linda Jepsen 1996 Composite Schedule 45-47 Administrative Assistants Championship 48 Carl Sorensen Christina Mason Receptionist The 1996 Conference USA Baseball Yearbook is published by Gloria Barrientos Conference USA For additional information or copies, please Intern contact the media relations department Pamela Wright U') ~ Editor and Design Erika Amstadt Hirschfield Coordinators of Officials Research and Compilation Russell Anderson Baseball Dave Yeast ·""C- Printing Post Printing, Minster, Ohio (James Rentz) Men's Basketball Dale Kelley ~ Women's Basketball Bill Stokes lo.... The conference extends special thanks to the sports informa• tion departments at all member institutions for assistance in Football Jim Campbell ~ preparation of this publication. Conference USA onference USA (C-USA) is the nation's newest Headquarters intercollegiate athletic conference which consists C of 12 universities and spans 12 states across the Chicago, Ill. United States, more than any other Division I-A conference. Conference USA is comprised of UAB, Cincinnati, DePaul, Houston, Louisville, Member Institutions Marquette, Memphis, UNC Charlotte, Saint Louis, South Florida, Southern Mississippi and Tulane. Eleven of the University of Alabama at Birmingham institutions began athletic participation in 1995. Houston University of Cincinnati will join competition in 1996-97. The conference officially unveiled its name, logo and DePaul University commissioner on April 24, 1995, at Harry Caray's Restaurant University of Houston in Chicago. Michael L. Slive was named the first commis• sioner of Conference USA. University of Louisville Conference USA sponsors 18 sports, including Division I• A football, which begins in 1996. Marquette University The league sponsors championships in the following University of Memphis men's sports: baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis, and track and field (indoor and out• University of North Carolina at Charlotte door) C-USA also sponsors the fol• Saint Louis University * * * * lowing women's sports: basketball, * * cross country, golf, soccer, tennis, University of South Florida CONFERENCE track and field (indoor and out- University of Southern Mississippi ~ .A door\ and volleyball. Rifle is a us~ combined sport. Tulane University • • In men's and women's basket- • • • • ball, as well as volleyball, Conference USA teams compete in a three division Commissioner format (Red, White and Blue). UAB, South Florida, Southern Miss and Tulane make up the Red division; Houston, Michael L. Slive Louisville, Memphis and UNC Charlotte the White and Cincinnati, DePaul, Marquette and Saint Louis the Blue. Soccer and baseball will compete as one unit. In its first season, Conference USA has quickly established postseason tradition with automatic bids to the confer• ence champion in baseball, women's basketball, men's soccer and volleyball. The C-USA men's basketball champion will earn an automatic bid in 1997. In 1996, six member institutions (Cincinnati, Houston, Louisville, Memphis, Southern Mississippi, and Tulane) will compete for the first Conference USA football championship. Each school will play five conference games. Conference USA will send its football champion to the Liberty Bowl to compete against the Big East Conference begin• ning in 1996. Conference USA also enjoys significant national television exposure. C-USA has developed a six-year basketball television agreement with Creative Sports and ESPN and a five-year football commitment with Liberty Sports. The conference also receives television exposure for women's basketball, volleyball and additional Olympic sports. The presidents of the 12 member institutions serve as Conference USA's Board of Directors. As a Division 2 I-A conference, C-USA has been designated one of the eight equity conferences in the new NCAA gover- nance structure. :4 0/. .!Wi'J: z:70 .i- ;3J:/"';;¼fA<·d0¼Hf40fo».<%!%2t)tfflit'1i$/&ffi200W'·".o/lAl'AfYAW,,?!3@J§ii)~~t:t:1f:?J<Hfl¥>'.~!f\0¥0$;,:t%> Conference USA SPORT DATE SITE • C-USA's membership c.n a. Cross Country October 28 Birmingham, Ala. spans more states (12) Women's Soccer November 2-5 Cincinnati, Ohio than any other major Men's Soccer November 8-12 ·..c:- Milwaukee, Wis. Division I-A conference c.n Volleyball November 16-19 Louisville, Ky C Rifle February 24 Memphis, Tenn. • Eleven of C-USA's 12 0 Indoor Track and Field February 23-24 Chicago, ill. television markets rank in Women's Basketball February 29-March 3 Birmingham, Ala. the Top 50 ·-a. Men's Basketball March 6-9 Memphis, Tenn. Women's Tennis April 18-21 New Orleans, La. • C-USA institutions amass E Men's Tennis April 18-21 a combined living alumni tO Tampa, Fla. Women's Golf April 19-21 Pensacola, Fla . total of more than one ..c: million '-..I Men's Golf May 2-4 Charlotte, N.C. Outdoor Track and Field May 16-18 Cincinnati, Ohio • C-USA institutions enroll Baseball May 14-19 Hattiesburg, Miss. approximately one quarter of a million students UAB MEMPHIS C 1994 NCAA Men's Tennis and Men's Soccer participant Four NCM Baseball Championship appearances 1991 NCAA Men's Baseball participant 1995 NCM Women's Volleyball bid 0 No. 1-ranked men's tennis doubles team One NCM Men's Soccer bid ·- Three-time NCAA Women's Track automatic qualifier and two• time All-American UNC CHARLOTTE One NCM Baseball Championship bid CINCINNATI Three NCM Men's Soccer appearances Five NCAA Baseball appearances 1994 Women's Cross Country All-American One NCAA Women's Volleyball appearance c.n Three NCAA Women's Soccer bids SAINT LOUIS ..... 10 NCM Men's Soccer Championships :I... DE PAUL 15 NCM Men's Soccer Final Four appearances 0 1994 Indoor Track and Field 200M champion 40 Men's Soccer All-Americans 1994 NCAA Women's Volleyball automatic bid Four NCM Baseball bids a. 1991 Volleyball All-American V) SOUTH FLORIDA HOUSTON Five NCM Baseball appearances u Nine NCAA Baseball appearances Six NCM Men's Soccer bids ·-a. Six NCAA Women's Volleyball bids Two NCM Women's Volleyball bids NCM Men's Cross Country Championship E 16 NCM Men's Golf Championships SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI >- Two NCM Baseball bids - LOUISVILLE Two-time NCM Men's Indoor Track qualifier 0 Seven NCM Women's Volleyball bids 1989 Men's Indoor Track All-American 1992 NCM Baseball Batting Average Team Champion 1984 NCM Men's Outdoor Track participant 1991-92 NCM Baseball Home Runs Team Champion TULANE MARQUETTE Eight
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