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UD HALL of FAME > 2017-18 > DAYTON FLYERS > WOMEN’S BASKETBALL UD HALL OF FAME > Thomas J. Frericks, who became a member CAROL MILLER BAUGHMAN ‘75 ___________________________________ INDUCTED 1982 of the UD Athletics Hall of Fame in 1976, left DONNA BURKS ‘84 _______________________________________________ INDUCTED 1993 an indelible impression on the Flyer Athletics BEVERLY CRUSOE ‘80 ____________________________________________ INDUCTED 1987 program. No mention of University of Dayton JEWELYN MIDDLEBROOK DICELLO ‘63 _____________________________ INDUCTED 1979 tournament appearances would be complete SANDY JOHNSON ‘77 _____________________________________________ INDUCTED 1984 BETTY BURKE KAUFMAN ‘76 ______________________________________ INDUCTED 1985 without acknowledging the contributions of KATHY KOOGLER ‘66 _____________________________________________ INDUCTED 1984 Mr. Frericks, who served as UD’s director of MICHELE KRUTY ‘88 ____________________________________________ INDUCTED 2002 athletics from 1964 to 1992. CAROL LAMMERS LAFOUNTAIN ‘81 _______________________________ INDUCTED 1989 Not only should Frericks be remembered for ANN MEYERS ‘80 _______________________________________________ INDUCTED 1986 SHIRLEY OSSWALD ‘65 _________________________________________ INDUCTED 1983 the University’s involvement in tournaments, THERESA YINGLING PLUNKETT ‘85 ______________________________ INDUCTED 1994 but for his contributions to the NCAA Division SUSANNE FINKE SCHILLER ‘57 ____________________________________ INDUCTED 1978 I Men’s Basketball Championship. MARY LOU SCHMID ‘62 _________________________________________ INDUCTED 1982 Mr. Frericks was an innovator who helped TAMMY STRITENBERGER ‘81 ______________________________________ INDUCTED 1990 BECKY STROMINGER ‘55 ________________________________________ INDUCTED 1981 guide UD Athletics from a time when GLORIA TAYLOR ‘53 _____________________________________________ INDUCTED 1980 collegiate athletic departments were low- VIRGINIA MACMILLAN VARGA ‘51 __________________________________ INDUCTED 1979 budget operations to the multi-million dollar budgets of today. Through Frericks’ dedication, UD remained being known for integrity and credibility despite all the changes. Highlights of his tenure included UD’s second-place finish in the 1967 NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship, and the construction in 1969 of the $4.5 million University of Dayton Arena. As a member of the Men’s Basketball Committee, Frericks was an integral part of developing the tournament to the great American sporting event, “March Madness,” it is today. He was on the five-member team from the Basketball Committee that negotiated the seven-year, $1 billion television contract with CBS Sports. Mr. Frericks was slated to be the Chair of the Basketball Committee starting in 1992, but he lost his battle with cancer on Jan. 31, 1992, before presiding over any championship. Fifteen days prior to his passing, the University had rededicated the University of Dayton Fieldhouse as the Thomas J. Frericks Athletic and Convocation Center. It serves as a constant reminder, fittingly, in a building where he attended classes, practiced and played as a young man and transformed UD athletic fortunes as athletic director. 68 2017-18 > DAYTON FLYERS > WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 1980 AIAW NATIONAL CHAMPIONS > 1979-80 AIAW NATIONAL CHAMPIONS < INDUCTED IN 2000 > - JOURNEY BEARD - BEVERLY CRUSOE - MARY CAROL GLEASON - PAT HOFFMAN - MARLENE JARZYNKA - JULIE JOHNSON - CAROL LAMMERS - MARY MCDONALD - ANN MEYERS - KIM RAMSEY - TAMMY STRITENBERGER - SUE YOUNGPETER 69 2017-18 > DAYTON FLYERS > WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME ROSTER > Years Player Ht. Hometown Years Player Ht. Hometown Years Player Ht. Hometown 1981-85 Leah Abla 5-6 Manistee, Mich. 1985-86 Monica Glass 5-9 Atlanta, Ga. 2008-12 Casey Nance 6-4 Akron, Ohio 2002-03 Nastassia Alcius 5-6 Lexington, Ky. 1979-80 Mary Gleason 5-6 Golden, Colo. 1968-69 Becky Newcombe 2001-03 Sarah Allen 6-0 Cincinnati, Ohio 1977-78 Kathy Gluvna 1980-81 Yvonne Anderson 5-10 Columbus, Ohio 1987-91 Kaihra Goodman 5-11 Akron, Ohio 2004-08 Nikki Oakland 6-2 San Diego, Calif. 2009-13 Olivia Applewhite 6-0 Forestville, Md. 1988-89 Keri Goodwin 6-0 St. Mary’s, Ohio 1983-87 Kathy O’Brien 6-4 Dayton, Ohio 2004-08 Ashley Armstrong 5-9 Beloit, Ohio 1970-72 Jan Grady Silver Springs, Md. 1990-93 Louise Oess 5-6 Cambridge, Ohio 1989-93 Julie Arnold 6-2 Middletown, Ohio 2013-17 Saicha Grant-Allen 6-5 Hamilton, Ontario 1970-71 Linda O’Keefe 2012-17 Kelley Austria 6-0 Beavercreek, Ohio 1988-92 Lisa Green 5-11 Coshocton, Ohio 1962-66 Shirley Oswald 1968-69 Ginny Greene 5-5 Beavercreek, Ohio 1991-93 Melissa Banjoff 5-7 Avon Lake, Ohio 1975-77 Chris Gruber 5-8 Cincinnati, Ohio 1970-74 Patty Palcic 5-1 Gowanda, N.Y. 1974-78 Joy Barnett 6-0 Bellbrook, Ohio 2015-18 Ashleigh Parkinson 6-2 Newark, Ohio 2006-08 Kathy Guin 5-5 Guthrie, Okla. 1977-78 Pat Barnhorst 2016-18 Alex Harris 6-3 Lorain, Ohio 1980-84 Pam Palmer 5-5 Springfield, Ohio 1976-77 Dorry Barr 5-10 Silver Springs, Md. 1989-93 Nikki Harris 5-11 Chillicothe, Ohio 1971-75 Pat Penders 5-7 Pleasantville, N.Y. 1987-90 Teri Basye 5-10 Hamilton, Ohio 1999-03 Heather Haselman 6-1 Kalida, Ohio 1995-99 Anitra Perry 6-1 Columbus, Ohio 1977-80 Journey Beard 5-11 Convoy, Ohio 1973-74 Lawana Henderson 5-1 Dayton, Ohio 2003-07 Amber Peterink 6-1 Kendallville, Ind. 1973-74 Sharon Beigel Dayton, Ohio 2017-18 Tiaera Phillips 5-11 Valdosta, Ga. 1987-89 Rochelle Henderson 5-9 Somerset, Ky. 1968-69 Kathy Bergman 1981-82 Tara Hessert 1980-84 Laurie Plank 5-11 Sidney, Ohio 2012-13 Morgan Berry 6-3 Brooklyn, Mich. 1996-00 Christi Hester 5-9 Louisville, Ky. 1985-89 Tobette Pleasant 5-10 Dayton, Ohio 1995-96 Lisa Blackwell 5-4 Lanham, Md. 1990-94 Natalie Hill 5-8 Chillicothe, Ohio 1990-92 Shannon Potee 6-3 Mason, Ohio 2017-18 Araion Bradshaw 5-6 Boston, Mass. 2000-02 Kristy Hineline 6-1 Toronto, Ontario 2015-17 Madeline Blais 6-1 Exeter, N.H. 2008-12 Elle Queen 6-0 Excelsior, Minn. 1968-69 Liz Hoffman 1970-72 Gayle Blevins Dayton, Ohio 1990-94 Bonnie Quellhorst 6-5 Minster, Ohio 1977-81 Pat Hoffman 5-8 Sparta, N.J. 1985-86 Andy Brown 5-8 Delaware, Ohio 1973-76 Mary Lou Holder 5-9 Dayton, Ohio 1978-81 Kim Ramsey 5-9 Springfield, Ohio 2006-09 Ashley Brown 6-0 Wilberforce, Ohio 2004-08 Brittany Holterman 5-11 Racine, Wis. 2004-06 Terri Ramsey 5-5 Tacoma, Wash. 1968-69 Emily Bruns 2011-15 Andrea Hoover 5-9 Bellbrook, Ohio 1986-90 Tammy Rasey 5-7 Antwerp, Ohio 1973-74 Barbara Buckley Swarthmore, Pa. 2008-12 Justine Raterman 6-1 Versailles, Ohio 2014-18 Jenna Burdette 5-8 Coolville, Ohio 1969-70 Arnelle Jackson 1990-94 Nychola Richardson 5-11 Columbus, Ohio 1972-76 Betty Burke 5-8 Erie, Pa. 1972-76 Gail Jacobsen Bergenfield, N.J. 1996-98 Jennelle Ristau 6-1 Kimberly, Wis. 1980-84 Donna Burks 5-11 Cincinnati, Ohio 1975-78 Kathy Janosco 5-5 Pittsburgh, Pa. 1991-95 Janice Roberts 5-10 Wyoming, Mich. 2001-05 Leslie Burns 6-1 Cincinnati, Ohio 1996-00 Janette Jaques 6-2 Lafayette, Ind. 2003-04 Amber Robinson 5-6 North Canton, Ohio 2003-05 Katie Butler 6-1 Findlay, Ohio 1979-80 Marlene Jarzynka 5-10 Baden, Pa. 2005-09 Marie Rosche 6-2 Rockville, Md. 1982-86 Mary Byers 5-6 Midland, Mich. 1978-80 Julie Johnson 5-8 Kettering, Ohio 1998-99 Nikki Roush 5-4 Delaware, Ohio 1994-97 Kara Johnson 6-0 Grandville, Mich. 1981-85 Lori Cahill 5-8 Gahanna, Ohio 2006-10 Kendel Ross 6-1 Sarnia, Ontario 1973-77 Sandy Johnson 5-5 Dayton, Ohio 1984-85 Shari Campbell 5-10 East Setauket, N.Y. 1995-96 Courtney Ruffing 5-8 Rochester, Mich. 2013-15 Tiffany Johnson 5-8 Philadelphia, Pa. 2015-18 Lauren Cannatelli 5-8 Cincinnati, Ohio 1998-99 Ann Ryder 5-6 Dayton, Ohio 1995-97 Janet Jones 5-7 Barbourville, Ky. 2002-06 Angela Cape 6-3 Warren, Ohio 1999-01 Victoria Jones 5-3 Dayton, Ohio 1998-99 Helena Safarikova 6-4 Prague, Czech Republic 2012-13 Lexi Carpenter 5-8 Woodbridge, Va. 1975-76 Corliss Jordan 2010-14 Cassie Sant 6-2 Kettering, Ohio 2008-12 De’Sarae Chambers 5-9 Maysville, Ky. 1989-93 Shari Sauder 5-6 Brown City, Mich. 2017-18 Julia Chandler 6-2 Toronto, Ontario 1993-96 Amber Kaiser 6-2 Lenexa, Kan. 1972-73 Maureen Saunders 1997-98 Queesha Clark 5-6 East St. Louis, Ill. 2002-03 Julie Kafun 6-0 Akron, Ohio 2016-18 Jayla Scaife 5-10 Muncie, Ind. 2004-08 Karah Cloxton 5-8 Winfield, W.Va. 1974-76 Deirdre Kane 5-8 Somerdale, N.J. 1980-84 Julie Schaefer 6-1 Kettering, Ohio 1968-69 Ellen Collins 1969-70 Cathy Keegan 1976-79 Cindy Schaeffer 5-5 Dayton, Ohio 1968-70 Sue Collins 2006-08 Kelly Keil 6-4 Sparta, N.J. 1998-03 Sarah Schloss 6-0 Cincinnati, Ohio 1968-69 Mo Concannon 1976-77 Maureen Kirby 5-7 South Euclid, Ohio 1977-79 Donna Schwartz 1977-78 Mary Condit 1982-86 Rhonda Klette 5-8 Edgewood, Ky. 1985-86 Ann Sera 5-7 Waterford, Mich. 1969-73 Carol Condon Birmingham, Mich. 1970-71 Gail Kochan 1970-71 Nancy Shearer 1970-72 Sue Condy 1962-66 Kathy Koogler Belmont, Ohio 1993-97 Emily Sinke 5-9 St. John’s, Mich. 1994-98 Tiffany Conley 5-7 Hollidaysburg, Pa. 1984-88 Michele Kruty 6-2 Manistee, Mich. 1996-00 Crystal Smith 5-7 Columbus, Ohio 2010-11 Tonya Conley 5-5 Burlington, Vt. 1993-97 Amy Kumle 5-11 Springboro, Ohio 1992-96 Steph Smith 6-3 Newport, Pa. 2012-16 Jodie Cornelie 6-4 Strasbourg, France 1987-91 Eileen Stein 5-10 Sharonville, Ohio 1971-74 Thelma Cromartie Dayton, Ohio 2008-12 Patrice Lalor 5-6 Toledo, Ohio 1977-81 Carol Lammers 5-11 Miller City, Ohio 1993-94 Latonia Stiner 6-0 East Cleveland, Ohio 1977-80 Beverly Crusoe 5-11 Dayton, Ohio 1977-81 Tammy Stritenberger 5-5 Dayton, Ohio 1975-76 Jayne Culloo 1969-70 Peg Larkin 1969-73 Sue Larkin Bricktown, N.J.
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