WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2012 - 2013

2012-13 Ball State Women’s Basketball Roster

No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown (School) 02 Alexandra Southworth F 6-1 Fr. Piketon, Ohio (Piketon) 03 Shelbie Justice G 5-10 So. Rushville, Ind. (Rushville Consolidated) 04 Nathalie Fontaine G 6-2 Fr. Stockholm, Sweden 05 Jordan Huber G 5-8 Jr. Indianapolis, Ind. (Ben Davis) 10 Shanee’ Jackson G 5-8 Sr. Hilliard, Ohio (Hilliard Darby) 11 Brandy Woody G 5-4 Jr. Thorntown, Ind. (Western Boone) 21 Lyzz Smith F 6-0 Jr. Mishawaka, Ind. (Indiana Wesleyan) (Plymouth) 23 Brittany Carter G 5-10 So. St. Louis, Mo. (Incarnate Word Academy) 24 Lindsey Wellman G 5-10 Jr. Portland, Ind. (Jay County) 25 Taylor Miller G 5-5 Fr. Hope, Ind. (Hauser) 30 Jonessa Moore F 6-2 So. Cincinnati, Ohio (Mt. Healthy) 32 Jazmin Hitchens F 6-1 Jr. St. Louis, Mo. (Incarnate Word Academy) 33 Katie Murphy F 6-0 Jr. Peoria, Ill. (Richwoods)

Head Coach: Brady Sallee (Thomas More 93’) First Season Assistant Coaches: Ashleen Bracey (Illinois State 10’) First Season , Rachel Galligan (Eastern Illinois 09’) First Season, Ryan Patterson (Malone 99’) First Season Director of Basketball Operations: Audrey Spencer (Ball State 10’) Third Season BALL STATE CARDINALS Academic Success

Ball State Tops List In The Latest NCAA APR

With a perfect score of 1,000 the Ball State womens’ basketball program topped the list in the latest NCAA Division I Academic Progress Rate Report. The Cardinals perfect score of 1,000 was well above the national avearage.

Ball State has also posted above 90 percent rates of success in each of the last five NCAA Division I Graduation Success Rates reports, including a perfect mark for the 2010-11 report.

Former Cardinal Kate Endress is In 2006-07 former Ball State player In 2008-09 Danielle Gratton was one of only two student-athletes at Ball (2003-07) and former assistant coach named to the ESPN The Magazine State to earn Academic All-America of Kelsey Corbin (2010-12)was named Academic All-District V Team with the Year accolades. She is also one to the ESPN The Magazine Academic a 3.91 grade-point average on of just eight student-athletes in all All-District Second Team and to the Ball State’s 4.0 scale. She also sports at Ball State to earn First Team All-MAC squad. garnered Academic All-Mid-American Academic-All-America honors twice in Conference honors. a career.

BALL STATE CARDINALS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2012 - 2013 Head Coach Brady Sallee

Brady Sallee, who had served as the head women’s bas- His teams have ranked nationally among women’s bas- ketball coach at Eastern Illinois for the past eight seasons, ketball programs with high grade-point averages earning was named the 11th head women’s basketball coach in Ball the seventh-best team GPA in 2007-08 with a 3.475. The State history, May 10, 2012. Panthers also ranked ninth in 2008-09 and tenth in 2006-07.

Sallee posted a 136-109 career record at EIU. He led the Before his tenure at Eastern Illinois, he was the top assistant Panthers to the institution’s first ever Ohio Valley Confer- at East Carolina in 2002-03. From 1996-2002 he helped ence title during the 2009-10 campaign. In 2011-12, Eastern Kent State, a fellow member of the Mid-American Confer- Illinois was 22-9 overall, posted a 13-3 OVC mark and com- ence, to five regular-season MAC Championships and three peted in the Women’s National Invitation Tournament. tournament titles. The Golden Flashes participated in the NCAA Tournament four of his seven years while posting a Throughout his eight seasons at Eastern Illinois, Sallee combined record of 155-56. He also was an assistant coach coached 17 all-conference selections which included three at Idaho State in 1994-95. OVC Freshman of the Year honorees, along with the two- time OVC Defensive Player of the Year in 2010 and 2012. A native of Lexington, Ky., Sallee played collegiate baseball at Thomas More College from 1990-93. While at Thomas His work on the court has not gone unnoticed in the record More, he served as a student assistant with the women’s books for the Panthers. Under his tutelage the women’s basketball team. Sallee earned his bachelor’s degree in basketball program set a school record for free throws made business administration in 1993. in a season (595, 2009-10) and made three pointers (180, 2008-09) while also scoring 2,736 points as a team in 2009- Sallee and his wife Mandy have three children -- Avery, 10 which was the third most in school history. Taryn and Drew.

Academically his student-athletes excel in the classroom, as they have earned four consecutive OVC Academic Achievement Awards along with posting the highest per- centage of players on the Commissioner’s Honor Roll from 2007-10. BALL STATE CARDINALS Alma Mater: Thomas More ‘93 Career Coaching Record: 136-109

• First Year at Ball State • Named Ball State Head Coach May, 10, 2012 • Ninth Year as a Women’s Basketball Head Coach • Left is pictured Sallee’s family, wife Mandy and their three children, Avery, Taryn and Drew.

Coaching Experience Eastern Illinois, Head Coach, 2004-12 Eastern Carolina, Top Assistant, 2002-03 Kent State, Assistant Coach, 1996-2002 Idaho State, Assitant Coach 1994-95 Thomas More, Student Assistant

Head Coaching Accomplishments • Third Winningest Division I coach in the state of Illinois out of 10 total schools. • From 2007-12 Sallee had a combined record of 106-55. • 15 All-Conference Selection • Three OVC Freshman of the Year • One OVC Defender of the Year • 24 wins in 2008-09 is the most in the school history during the Division I era. • Back-to-back 20 win season from 2008-10 for the first time since 1981-83. • 136 wins the most of any women’s basketball coach during his tenure in the OVC.

BALL STATE CARDINALS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2012 - 2013 Assistant Coaches

Ashleen Bracey Rachel Galligan First Year at Ball State First Year at Ball State Alma Mater: Illinois State ‘10 Alma Mater: Eastern Illinois ‘09 Four-Year Letterwinner Four-Year Letterwinner Women’s Basketball (2006-10) Women’s Basketball (2005-09)

PRIOR TO BSU: Bracey comes to Ball PRIOR TO BSU: Galligan has spent the State after spending the 2011-12 season as the last two seasons as the assistant coach at her graduate assistant at the University of Missouri, alma mater Eastern Illinois University, where she and was also an assistant coach for Eureka Col- was a student-athlete from 2005-09 under the tutelage of Sallee. She was a highly decorated lege in 2011. A four-year letterwinner at Illinois player for the Panthers, finishing her career as State (2007-10) she helped the Redbirds to the all-time leading scorer (1,891 points), all- three 20-win seasons and three Missouri Valley time single season scoring leader (582 points) Conference championships which included an and all-time leading shot blocker (185). She NCAA berth in 2008 and two final four appear- was a top 10 finalist for the Lowe’s Senior Class ances in the post season WNIT in 2009 and Award (2008-09), Women’s Basketball Coaches 2010. After her playing time at Illinois State, Association Region Four All-American, Three- Bracey played professional basketball in Athens, Time Ohio Valley All-Conference recipient, Ohio Greece, in the fall of 2010. Valley Conference Freshman of the Year and a two-time OVC All-Tournament Team honoree. Galligan also participated on the EIU’s track and field team, winning the 2007 OVC championship in the javelin. After graduation, Galligan spent a season player professional basketball in Huelva, Spain in the fall of 2009. BALL STATE CARDINALS Ryan Patterson Audrey McDonald- First Year at Ball State Alma Mater: Malone College ‘99 Spencer Master’s: Kent State ‘02 Director of Basketball Operations

Third Year at Ball State PRIOR TO BSU: Patterson, a familiar face to the Mid-American Conference, comes to Ball Alma Mater: Ball State ‘10 State after spending the 2011-12 season at Kent Four-Year Letterwinner State University as an assistant coach. Before Women’s Basketball (2006-10) joining the Golden Flashes staff, he was the associate head coach at the University of Find- 2010-PRESENT: For the past two seasons, Spen- lay from 2004-11. Patterson also had coaching cer has played the role of director of basketball opera- tions. stints at West Liberty State College (2002-04) where he served as an assistant coach for both PLAYING CAREER: McDonald was a guard for the men’s and women’s basketball programs. the Ball State women’s basketball team from 2006- He began his coaching career at Kent State in 10. She helped the Cardinals to the most successful 2000 where he helped the Golden Flashes to season in school history in 2008-09 when the Cardinals back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances won the Mid-American Conference Championship, the MAC Tournament title and earned the school’s first ever (2001 & 2002) which included advancing to the berth in the NCAA Tournament. In 2008-09, Ball State NCAA Tournament Elite Eight in 2002 along with tallied a 26-9 overall record, won the MAC with a 14-2 a No. 12 national ranking. Patterson earned mark and defeated Tennessee 71-55 in the first round his bachelors at Malone College in 1999 and a of the NCAA Tournament. McDonald ended her career master degree from Kent State in 2002. eighth on the school’s all-time scoring list (1,353), first in three pointers made (323), first all-time in games started (126), minutes played (4,180), three point field goal at- tempts (799), games played (127) and most three point- ers made in a game with nine. She also holds the three point MAC record with 323. McDonald earned MAC Honorable Mention this season and she was a recipient of Academic All-MAC .

McDonald was married to Paul Spencer on June 4, 2010 and they welcomed their first child Hadley in May. BALL STATE CARDINALS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2012 - 2013 #23 Brittany #4 Nathalie Carter Fontaine Sophomore | 5-10 | Guard Freshman | 6-2 | Guard St. Louis, Mo. Stockholm, Sweden Incarnate Word Academy

• Started all 30 games as a true freshman last • Spent 2008-11 with the Swedish National Team season • Won Swedish All-Star Team MVP in 2010 • Scored a career-best 20 points against Stetson • Helped Sweden win bronze in the 2009 U-17 • Led the team in scoring with an average of 8.8 European Championships points per game and in three-pointers with 49 #32 Jazmin #5 Jordan Hitchens Huber Junior | 6-1 | Forward Junior | 5-8 | Guard St Louis, Mo. Indianapolis, Ind. Incarnate Word Academy Ben Davis H.S.

• Played in 28 games with 13 starts last season • Participated in 27 contests last season • Scored a career-high 22 points in a win over • Scored a career-high 10 points against Northern Murray State Illinois • Averaged 8.6 points per game last season • Had a season-high four assists against Murray State

BALL STATE CARDINALS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2012 - 2013 #10 Shanee’ #3 Shelbie Jackson Justice Senior | 5-8 | Guard Sophomore | 5-10 | Guard Hilliard, Ohio Rushville, Ind. Hilliard Darby H.S. Rushville Consolidated H.S.

• Played in all 30 games last season • Started 24 games as a true freshman last season • Scored a career-high 16 points twice last season, • Scored a personal best 16 points against Central at Western Michigan and at Kent State Michigan • Had a season-high four assists at Kent State • Scored in double figures three times #25 Taylor #30 Jonessa Miller Moore Freshman | 5-5 | Guard Sophomore | 6-2 | Forward Hope, Ind. Cincinnati, Ohio Hauser H.S. Mt. Healthy H.S.

• Lettered all four years at Hauser High School • Competed in nine games last season • Ended her career with 2,011 points, the 24th all- • Scored a career-high 10 points against Oakland time highest in Indiana girls basketball history. City • Was the leading scorer for her team for three • Pulled down four rebounds twice years

BALL STATE CARDINALS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2012 - 2013 #33 Katie #21 Lyzz Murphy Smith Junior | 6-0 | Forward Junior | 6-0 | Forward Peoria, Ill. Mishawaka, Ind. Richwoods H.S. Plymouth H.S.

• Played in 30 games with 11 starts as a true • Lettered two years at Indiana Wesleyan freshman • Helped IWU to the NAIA Elite Eight and Final • Scored a personal best 17 points at Eastern Four in her two seasons • Michigan, 1/8/11 • Part of the 2009 State Championship team at • Has had career high 12 rebounds twice Plymouth High School

BALL STATE CARDINALS #2 Alexandra #24 Lindsey Southworth Wellman Freshman | 6-1 | Forward Junior | 5-10 | Guard Piketon, Ohio Decatur, Ind. Piketon H.S. Jay County H.S.

• Lettered three years at Jay County High School • Lettered three years at Piketon High School • Averaged 11.6 points and 5.8 rebounds per • Was First Team All-District and First Team All- game in her career Conference as a senior • Helped Jay County to its first ever undefeated • Averaged 13.1 points per game as a junior season and conference title in 2008-09

BALL STATE CARDINALS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2012 - 2013 #11 Brandy Woody Junior | 5-4 | Guard Thornton, Ind. Western Boone H.S.

• Played in all 30 games as a sophomore • Scored a career-best 17 points versus Akron • Had a career-high nine rebounds twice last season The University

Ball State began as a private normal school in 1899. Eventually the campus and buildings were purchased by the Ball brothers, a group of Muncie industrialists, and given to the state of Indiana in 1918.

The institution was named Ball Teachers College in 1922 and Ball State Teachers College in 1929. The school became a university in 1965, and its 660- acre residential campus now includes more than 60 buildings and 300 additional acres of research property.

Ball State has seven academic colleges and a graduate school with over 150 majors offered, including business, education, sport administration, telecommunications, exercise science, criminal justice, communication studies, journalism, political science and construction management. 2012-2013 SCHEDULE

Nov. 9 Nov. 13 Nov. 17 Nov. 19 Nov. 23 7 p.m. HOME 7 p.m. HOME 5:30 p.m. AWAY 7 p.m. HOME 5:30 p.m. AWAY

Nov. 25 Nov. 29 Dec. 1 Dec. 6 Dec. 8 2 p.m. AWAY 7 p.m. AWAY 6:15 p.m. AWAY 7 p.m. HOME 4 p.m. HOME

Dec. 16 Dec. 18 Dec. 29 Jan. 10 Jan. 13 2:05 p.m. AWAY 7 p.m. HOME 1:35 p.m. AWAY 7 p.m. HOME 4 p.m. AWAY

Jan. 16 Jan. 19 Jan. 23 Jan. 26 Jan. 31 7 p.m. AWAY 2 p.m. HOME 7 p.m. AWAY 2 p.m. HOME 7 p.m. AWAY

Feb. 3 Feb. 7 Feb. 10 Feb. 16 Feb. 20 2 p.m. AWAY 7 p.m. HOME 2 p.m. HOME TBA AWAY 7 p.m. HOME MAC TOURNAMENT MARCH 9, 13-16 Feb. 23 Feb. 28 Mar. 3 Mar. 6 CLEVELAND, OHIO 2 p.m. HOME 7 p.m. AWAY 2 p.m. HOME 7 p.m. AWAY BALL STATE CARDINALS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2012 - 2013 Cancun Trip Dec. 20-21, 2010

he Ball State University women’s basketball team was one of four teams to compete at the fifth annual Caribbean Classic in December of 2010 in Cancun, Mexico. The Cardinals Tjoined Alabama Birmingham, Illinois State and Nevada Reno at the tournament which was hosted by Triple Crown Sports. The Ball State women’s basketball team enjoyed a nice stay at the Aventura Palace Resort in Riveria Maya, Cancun, Mexico.

BALL STATE CARDINALS Canada Trip | Aug. 9-15, 2012

he Ball State women’s basketball team headed to Canada for a foreign trip to Vancouver and Whistler, British Columbia, Aug. 9-15. On the trip, the Cardinals played four games under first T-year head coach Brady Sallee. Ball State posted a 2-2 record on the trip while enjoying sight- seeing and activities throughout Canada.

BALL STATE CARDINALS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2012 - 2013 Tradition

Mid-American Conference West Division Champions

2001-02 2002-03 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09

Mid-American Conference Tournament Champions

2009

WNIT Appearances

2006-07 2001-02 2002-03

NCAA Tournament Appearances

2009 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2012 - 2013 Game Day at Worthen Arena

BALL STATE CARDINALS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2012 - 2013 11th Annual Community Golf Outing Aug. 18, 2012 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2012 - 2013 11th Annual Community Golf Outing Aug. 18, 2012

BALL STATE CARDINALS BALL STATE UNIVERSITY • Founded in 1918, Ball State is a state-assisted residential university • Ball State is ranked a doctoral/research-intensive institution by the Carnegie in Muncie, Indiana, a midsized Midwestern city one hour northeast of Foundation and is fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Indianapolis. About 22,000 undergraduate and graduate students enroll Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Individual programs are accredited by each year in diverse academic programs on and off campus. various regional and national organizations.

o Ann Gora began serving as Ball State’s 14th president in August 2004. Under her Jleadership, the university has made immersive learning the hallmark of every Ball State student’s college experience. Among our more than 152,000 From 2007-2010, nearly 8,200 students completed more than living alumni are renowned 500 immersive learning projects entertainers, top corporate throughout Indiana and beyond. Gora has led the development executives, leading educators, and implementation of the and members of the university’s Education Redefined strategic plan, which was the Indiana General Assembly. basis of the university’s capital campaign, Ball State Bold. It concluded in June 2011 and topped its $200 million goal by more than $10 million. Since Gora’s arrival, Ball State has been in the midst of an unprecedented era of campus improvement. For the eight-year period ending in 2012, the university is spending approximately $418 million on major construction and renovation projects. Gora was one of 12 charter signatories to the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment in 2006. She has led Ball State’s sustainability efforts, including its geothermal energy project, the largest of its kind in the country. This fall, the university completes Phase One of the project, shutting down two coal-fired Embed boilers and saving more than $1 million annually in operational university efficiencies. In 2009, Gora earned the Mira Trailblazer Award from TechPoint for video her significant and lasting contributions to technology innovation in here Indiana. She is a member of the American Council on Education’s Board of Directors and the Association of Governing Boards’ Council of Presidents. She chairs the Mid- American Conference Presidents’ Council and co-chairs the Central Indiana Corporate Partnership. She serves on the boards of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce, First Merchants Bank, and Ball Memorial Hospital.

BOARD of Hollis E. Hughes Jr. Frank Hancock Rick Hall Barbara Phillips President Vice President Secretary Assistant Secretary TRUSTEES South Bend Indianapolis Carmel Carmel www.bsu.edu Ball State is ranked a doctoral/research-intensive institution by the Carnegie • Learn more about our history, current vision and Foundation and is fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North mission, recent rankings and recognitions, major Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Individual programs are accredited by institutional initiatives, and Education Redefined: various regional and national organizations. Strategic Plan 2007-2012.

NOTABLE ALUMNI Angela Ahrendts, ’81 Brad Maynard, ’96 CEO of Burberry Group, London Punter for the NFL’s Chicago Bears

Blaine Bishop, ’93 Penny Ralston, ’71 11-year NFL & 4-Time Pro Bowl Player Professor and Dean Emeritus, College of Human Sciences, Florida State Brian Gallagher ’81 CEO of United Way of America John Scheumann, ’71 Chairman/CEO of Tempest Homes Doug Jones ’82 Actor, Played the Silver Surfer in John Schnatter, ’84 Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer Founder/Chairman of Papa John’s Pizza Inc.

J. Wayne Leonard ’73 John Seffrin, ’66 CEO of Entergy Corporation CEO of American Cancer Society

Tim Liddy, ’81 Bonzi Wells, ’98 Golf Course Architect, Liddy Associates 10-Year NBA Veteran

Kent C. (Oz) Nelson, ’59 Cynda Williams, ’88 Former CEO of United Parcel Service Actress and Singer Chairman, Ball State Bold Campaign Gregory H. Williams, ’66 Roger Neuenschwander, ’73 President, University of Cincinnati CEO of Thompson Ventulett Stainback Architects

Jim Davis Famed Cartoonist and Creator of “Garfield”

David Letterman Host of “The Late Show with David Letterman”

Thomas C. Bracken R. Wayne Estopinal Marianne Glick Matt Momper Michael Miller Member Member Member Member Student Member Indianapolis Jeffersonville Indianapolis Fort Wayne Elkhart BALL STATE UNIVERSITY Since the 1973-74 season, Ball State University student-athletes have garnered a total of 96 Academic All-America accolades. Ball State student-athletes have collected 40 Academic All-America First Team honors, while earning 32 second team awards, 13 third team awards and six honorable mention awards. Two student-athletes - - Sally Northcroft (1999-2000) and Kate Endress (2004-05) - - have been honored as an Academic All-American of the Year. The Cardinals’ 96 Academic All-America selections is among the nation’s leaders in Academic All-America history by NCAA Division I schools. Ball State’s women’s basketball program is tied for seventh all-time among Division I Academic All-Americans with nine. The Capital One Academic All-American teams are selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America. BALL STATE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS 1973-74 Terry Schmidt Football 2nd Team 1995-96 Mindy Stanley Volleyball 2nd Team 1976-77 Stan Neuenschwander Baseball 2nd Team Nick Witte Baseball 2nd Team 1978-79 Tim Clary Football 2nd Team 1996-97 Jen Brown Field Hockey 1st Team* 1979-80 Tim Clary Football 2nd Team Jason Meier Baseball 2nd Team Scott Rafferty Baseball 1st Team Sarah Mikrut Gymnastics 2nd Team Rob Robbins Baseball HM Kelly Price Swimming 1st Team* Mike Sullivan Baseball HM Mindy Stanley Volleyball 3rd Team Ted Weigel Baseball HM 1997-98 Jen Brown Field Hockey 1st Team* 1980-81 Karen Bauer Basketball 2nd Team Liz Cothren Volleyball 1st Team Tim Clary Football 2nd Team Amy Doyle Softball 1st Team 1981-82 Karen Bauer Basketball 2nd Team Petra Mauritzon Swimming 3rd Team 1982-83 Karen Bauer Basketball 2nd Team Janelle Tranquillo Field Hockey 1st Team* Rick Chitwood Football 1st Team 1998-99 Jamie Broce Golf 1st Team* Donna Lamping Basketball 2nd Team Amy Doyle Softball 2nd Team 1983-84 Rick Chitwood Football 1st Team Amy Kieckbusch Basketball 2nd Team Donna Lamping Basketball 2nd Team 1999-00 Sally Northcroft Field Hockey 1st Team* Andy Tharp Swimming 2nd Team* Sally Northcroft Academic All-American Team 1984-85 Craig Farnsworth Track 1st Team* Member of the Year Chuck Laumann Baseball HM Kerri Schoultz Field Hockey 2nd Team Donna Lamping Basketball 2nd Team Adam Shunk Track 3rd Team* Lisa Lee Softball HM 2000-01 Matt Deckman Baseball 3rd Team 1985-86 Ron Duncan Football 1st Team Zach Riley Track 2nd Team* Craig Farnsworth Track At-Large HM Emily Sallee Volleyball 1st Team Laurie Whitcomb Softball 1st Team 2001-02 Matt Deckman Baseball 1st Team 1986-87 Ron Duncan Football 1st Team Patrick Jackson Basketball 1st Team 1987-88 Ron Duncan Football 1st Team Zach Riley Track 1st Team 1988-89 Ted Ashburn Football 1st Team Katie Shea Softball 1st Team Greg Garnica Football 2nd Team Dan Witt Golf 1st Team* Greg Shackelford Football 1st Team 2002-03 Travis Barclay Football 1st Team 1989-90 Ted Ashburn Football 1st Team Kris Burdine Softball 3rd Team Greg Garnica Football 2nd Team James Nowicki Baseball 3rd Team David Haugh Football 1st Team Katie Shea Softball 1st Team Denny Rieman Baseball 2nd Team Patricia Soman Track 2nd Team 1990-91 Stephan Stamato Volleyball 1st Team* 2003-04 Travis Barclay Football 1st Team 1991-92 Curtis Green Baseball 3rd Team Kate Endress Basketball 1st Team Troy Hoffer Football 1st Team Paul Panning Track 2nd Team Eric Jones Baseball 3rd Team 2004-05 Kris Burdine Softball 3rd Team Paul Kruse Tennis 2nd Team* Kate Endress Basketball 1st Team 1992-93 John Amos Tennis 2nd Team* Kate Endress Academic All-American Team Bob DiDonato Volleyball 3rd Team* Member of the Year Lisa Hadorn Volleyball 2nd Team Kyle Dygert Baseball 2nd Team Troy Hoffer Football 1st Team Dennis Trammell Basketball 3rd Team 1993-94 John Amos Tennis 1st Team* 2005-06 Sarah Obras Volleyball 3rd Team Lisa Hadorn Volleyball 1st Team 2006-07 Amy Holst Soccer 2nd Team Dan Lehrman Baseball 2nd Team 2007-08 Justin Orr Volleyball 2nd Team* 1994-95 Rhonda Gardemann Volleyball 1st Team 2009-10 Elizabeth Milian Softball 3rd Team Dan Lehrman Baseball 1st Team 2010-11 Alicia Barkley Softball 3rd Team 1995-96 Lisa Barg Tennis 1st Team* 2011-12 Briggs Orsbon Football 1st Team Chris Boardman Cross Country 3rd Team* * At-Large Selection Sarah Hook Field Hockey 1st Team*

ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES

Tiffany Peters Mark Trumbo FOR STUDENT-ATHLETES Pam Riegle Assistant Assistant Coordinator Coordinator Coordinator www.bsu.edu Since the 1973-74 season, Ball State University student-athletes have garnered a total of 96 Academic All-America accolades. Ball State student-athletes have collected 40 Academic All-America First Team honors, while earning 32 second team awards, 13 third team awards and six honorable mention awards. Two student-athletes - - Sally Northcroft (1999-2000) and Kate Endress (2004-05) - - have been honored as an Academic All-American of the Year. The Cardinals’ 96 Academic All-America selections is among the nation’s leaders in Academic All-America history by NCAA Division I schools. Ball State’s women’s basketball program is tied for seventh all-time among Division I Academic All-Americans with nine. The Capital One Academic All-American teams are selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America.

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Mid-American Conference Jacoby Trophy for Overall Excellence in Women’s Sports 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1997-98 FOOTBALL 2008 MAC West Champions Mid-American Conference Reese Trophy 2008 GMAC Bowl for Overall Excellence in Men’s Sports 1997-98 1992-93 1989-90 1988-89

1974-75 1991-92 2000-2001 Men’s Golf Field Hockey Baseball Men’s Tennis Men’s Tennis 1975-76 Women’s Indoor Track Men’s Cross Country 1992-93 Women’s Outdoor Track Women’s Volleyball 1976-77 Men’s Basketball * 2001-02 Football Men’s Tennis Men’s Basketball $ Women’s Basketball * 1978-79 1993-94 Football $ Football Football Gymnastics Women’s Volleyball Men’s Tennis 1980-81 Men’s Tennis * Men’s Volleyball WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Men’s Basketball * 1994-95 2002-03 2008-09 MAC West Champions 1981-82 Field Hockey Women’s Volleyball 2009 MAC Tournament Champions Men’s Basketball Men’s Tennis * Women’s Basketball *$ Men’s Golf Women’s Volleyball Men’s Tennis 2009 NCAA Tournament Baseball % 1983-84 1995-96 Field Hockey Field Hockey 2003-04 Men’s Tennis Women’s Indoor Track Women’s Cross Country Women’s Outdoor Track 1984-85 2004-05 Field Hockey 1996-97 Men’s Tennis Men’s Tennis Football Baseball % Field Hockey 1985-86 Men’s Tennis * 2005-06 Field Hockey Women’s Volleyball * Men’s Tennis Men’s Tennis Men’s Golf 1997-98 2006-07 Women’s Volleyball % Soccer 1986-87 Field Hockey Women’s Basketball % SOFTBALL Field Hockey Men’s Basketball % * 2009, 2010 & 2012 MAC Champions Men’s Tennis Women’s Indoor Track 2007-08 Women’s Outdoor Track Soccer 2010 MAC Tournament Champions 1987-88 Men’s Tennis Football $ 2010 NCAA Championships Field Hockey Baseball % Women’s Basketball % Men’s Cross Country Men’s Tennis 1998-99 2008-09 Field Hockey Football % 1988-89 Women’s Volleyball * Men’s Basketball $ Field Hockey Baseball Women’s Basketball % Men’s Tennis * Baseball % Men’s Basketball 1999-2000 Softball Field Hockey * 1989-90 Women’s Volleyball 2009-10 Football Men’s Basketball *% Softball Field Hockey Men’s Tennis Men’s Basketball Women’s Outdoor Track 2010-11 Men’s Tennis Baseball % * Women’s Volleyball 1990-91 2011-12 Field Hockey Softball Men’s Tennis

Mark Trumbo Jayson Jarrett Assistant Athlete Advising * Co-Champions - Overall % West Division Champions $ Co-Champions - Division Coordinator Center Coordinator