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General Information Table of Contents Location: Cedar Falls, IA 50614 1984-85 Schedule ...... Back Cover Founded: 1876 Media Outlets ...... 24 Enrollment: 11 ,204 1984-85 Preview ...... 2 President: Dr. Constantine Curris The Panthers ...... 4-9 Nickname: Panthers The Coaches ... . '...... 3 Colors: Purple and Old Gold 1983-84 Review ...... 11-12 Home Court: UNI-Dome (7,200) The Record Book ...... 13-16 The Gateway Collegiate Athletic Conference .. . .. 18-19 Athletic Staff The Opponents ...... 20-24 Athletic Director: Bob Bowlsby The University ...... 1 Associate Athletic Directors: Dr. Sandra Williamson, John "Jersey" Jermier

Basketball Staff Coach: Kim Mayden (Ball State '79) Assistant: Terri Craft (Iowa State '79)

Sports Information Staff Director: Nancy Justis Office Phone: (319) 273-6354 Assistant: Mike Madse.n Office: (319) 273-3642 Student Assistant: David M. Delafield

Ticket Office Manager: Greg Merfeld Office Phone: (319) 273-6131 Covering the Panthers Press Row & Parking: Only working press and scouts Credits with advance notice will be allowed access to the working Editor: David M. Delafield press area, located directly behind the official scorer's Production: Elizabeth LaVelle, Steve Welter table at floor level. Use any east side entrance for Photography: Bill Witt admittance. Parking for the working press will be in the west lot of the Physical Education Complex (PEC) building which is located directly north of the UNI-Dome and can be reached from Hudson Road (HWY 57) which On the Cover: Head Coach Kim Mayden with runs north and south on the east side of the UNI-Dome. Lynn Cuvelier Hach Your press pass will be sufficient to enter the lot io park. Radio Stations: Radio stations will be assigned broadcast space upon request for permission to broadcast. Stations should make their own arrangements for telephone hook-up and private telephones. If stations wish to use the courtesy line, they must contact Kelly Neff at KCFI Radio in Cedar Falls (phone 319-277-1918). Services Provided: Half-time statistics and team and individual stats at the end of the game will be provided. The University of Northern Iowa

The University of Northern Iowa, one of the nation's leading institutions of higher learning, is the outgrowth of the Iowa State Normal School established by the General Assembly in 1876. From a single building on a 40-acre campus, the University has grown to include over 40 major buildings, a 723-acre campus, over 500 faculty members and over 11 ,000 on-campus students. During the first 27 years, the school issued teaching certificates requiring 12 weeks to two years of training. In 1903 a four-year curriculum based on high school graduation and leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Education was authorized. In 1909 the institution was renamed the Iowa State Teachers College and the government of the College, along with that of the University of Iowa and Iowa State University, was vested in the State Board of Regents, a nine-member body appointed by the Governor. Under the new name, the College attained a reputation as one of the nation's outstanding institutions for preparation of teachers. On July 5, 1961, the Iowa General Assembly on recommendation of the Regents changed the name of the school to the State College of Iowa and redefined its functions to include the offering of liberal arts degrees. On July 1, 1967, the General Assembly on recommendation of the Regents approved university status. The name was changed to University of Northern Iowa and its function was again redefined. Although teacher education remains an important program, the University offers degrees to students majoring in a wide variety of subjects. Thus UNI has two bachelor of arts degrees, one with certification to teach and one without certification. Also, a bachelor of technology degree can be earned with or without certification to teach, and since 1969, the bachelor of music degree has been offered. A bachelor of fine arts degree was approved by the Regents in 1976. An individual studies major enables a student to pursue, with faculty approval, a wide assortment of study areas. The bachelor of liberal studies, the fifth baccalaureate degree, is an external degree made available through the cooperative efforts of the three Iowa Regents universities. This degree was approved by the Regents in 1977. On the graduate level, courses leading to the degree of master of arts in education were offered for the first time in the summer of 1952 and a sixth-year program leading to the specialist degree with a program in science education was inaugurated in 1970. In 1964, the master of arts degree was approved by the Regents. The first master of arts degrees were granted in 1966. The master of business administration degree was approved by the Regents in 1975, and the master of music in 1976. The graduate program was further extended in 1978 with the addition of UNl's first doctoral degree, the doctor of industrial technology. Approval of a second doctoral degree, the doctor of education, was granted in 1983. Mayden works on puzzle; newcomers are key pieces

Kim Mayden hasn't put together a jigsaw puzzle for a long time. Considering all the new elements surrounding Panther women's basketball, putting together a team may seem like a puzzle to the first-year coach. Being a new coach with a different outlook and an inexperienced team contributes to the puzzle's degree of difficulty. But Mayden hopes to have put together most of the pieces before the first conference game January 6. "In the early season, we want to get a good look at all our players. I think by the time the conference season rolls around we will have established eight solid players," Mayden said. There are 10 pieces to Mayden's puzzle. Of the 10 players on the Panther roster, six are new to the program. Four are freshmen and two are junior college transfers. The four remaining players have seen action at UNI but only one is a fulltime starter. That lone starter is Lynn Cuvelier Hach, a· 5-11 senior forward from Waterloo, IA, who will be expected to shoulder most of the scoring and rebounding load this season. Hach has the tools to get the job done. She was an Honorable Mention Junior College All-American at North Iowa Area Community College (NIACC) in Mason City. In 1983, she was voted Best Junior College Player in Iowa after leading NIACC to the Junior College Nationals in Senatobia, MS. Last season, she averaged 10.4 points and 4.3 rebounds and led the Panthers in scoring seven times, twice scoring 23 points. "She is the best athlete on the team, " said Mayden. "We will look for her to be the hub of the team ." Mayden added that Hach would play either small Mayden expects freshmen Diane Roberts, Deanne forward or off guard and serve as team captain. Runge, Kim Smythe and Stephanie Miller to see action Cathy Bates, a 5-11 sophomore from LeMars, IA, early in the season. Karen Gorman and Anne Otten both played in 19 games last year. Mayden looks for her to played at the junior college level. play the off guard spot and with her outstanding shooting Mayden said her team will look to fast break a~d play take some of the scoring load from Hach. transition basketball whenever possible. She added that Cindy Hanson, a 6-0 senior center, played on the UNI will have some quickness and will use full-court Panthers' 1982-83 squad that went 17-11 . She played in pressure at times. 25 games and averaged 5.5 points and 2.9 rebounds. " I think that Drake, Illinois State and Southern Illinois Hanson will not be eligible until December 21 . She is will battle for the league title," said Mayden. "We won't be expected to be the Panthers' center going into the competitive with the top teams in the league this year, but Gateway Conference season. within the coming years we hope to compete for the Brenda Kappel, a 5-11 junior from Rochester, MN , saw Gateway title. limited action as a sophomore. Because of her college "We can build a stable, competitive, on-going program experience, Mayden thinks she might see action at either here at UNI, if everyone involved in our program is willing the small forward or off guard position. to give 100 percent," Mayden added. "Certainly, the Looking past those four players, experience becomes process will take time and it will not be without pitfalls, very thin . Four freshmen, a sophomore and a junior make setbacks and trying moments. But our attitude is up the rest of the squad. extremely positive and our expectations are realistic. "

2 Coaches

Head Coach Kimberly A. Mayden Kim Mayden begins her first year at Northern Iowa after a two-year stint at Wayne State (Ml) . She posted a 32-24 mark there and took the Tartars from a 9-22 record the season prior to her arrival to an 18-10 mark last year in a schedule that pitted the Division II school against seven Division I opponents. WSU was ranked in the top five in the Great Lakes Region last year and captured its second straight third place finish in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Conference. Prior to coaching at Wayne State, Mayden coached at North Montgomery High School in Crawfordsville, IN . In her two-year stay at NMHS, her squad collected two state sectional championships, two conference championships and 32 victories with only 11 defeats. In addition to her coaching duties, Mayden was a physical education instructor and the assistant women's track coach. Mayden graduated from Ball State University in 1979 with a physical education and health degree. At Ball State, she competed in both softball and basketball. In 1982, she earned a master's degree in physical education and recreation at Bemidji State University, where she was a graduate assistant. In addition, she assisted with the men's basketball program. Mayden inherits a UNI squad that incurred a 2-25 season last year after averaging 19 wins a year during the three previous campaigns.

Assistant Coach Terri Craft Terri Craft joined the Northern Iowa coaching staff three years ago as an assistant under J.D. Anderson. This season, she is Head Coach Kim Mayden's first assistant. Craft graduated from Iowa State in 1979 with a degree in industrial administration/marketing. She also was a student assistant coach that year for the Cyclones. She was a two-year starter on the ISU basketball team and was the team captain her senior year. Prior to attending ISU, Craft played two years at North Iowa Area Community College (NIACC) and competed in basketball, softball and golf. While at NIACC, her team finished fourth in the nation and she was named a second team All-American. She was drafted by the lo..ya Cornets of the Women's Basketball League in the eighth round but opted to go to Iowa State. She will be in charge of recruiting and will organize the UNI Women's Basketball Camp during the summer. Craft, her husband, Bob, and son David live in LaPorte City, IA.

Graduate Assistant Kristie Speicher Kristie Speicher is in her first year as graduate assistant coach with the Panther program. She joins Coach Kim Mayden after a successful playing career at Independence Community College in Independence, KS . There, she was nominated all-region for her play at point guard. She is married to UNI football player Al Speicher. They make their home in Cedar Falls. '

3 The Players

20 Cathy Bates Guard, 5-11, So. LeMars, IA

"Cathy is a very good outside shooter. She will play either the small forward position or at off guard. She will see a lot of action this year because of her ability to score." - Kimberly A. Mayden

Was All-State Honorable Mention in three sports ... The Personal captain of her basketball, volleyball and softball teams . .. Major: Marketing Voted Female Athlete of the Year at LeMars High School Hobbies: All sports, reading, movies and plays. ... Involved in speech and drama in high school .. . Favorite Recording Group: Chicago, Van Halen and Started eight games for the Panthers last season ... Led Boston. UNI in scoring against Western Illinois with 14 points .. . Favorite Professional Team: Boston Celtics Averaged 5.4 points and 3.5 rebounds a game ... Team Favorite Movie: "Sophies Choice" leader in rebounds in tour games last season. Biggest Athletic Thrill To Date: Playing in the regional finals against the eventual state champions with a large cheering crowd. Individual Most Admired: Parents - because they always make it through the rough times with a smile.

Individual Statistics Games/Started FG-FGA % FT-FTA % REB-Ave PTS-Ave A TO BS S 1983-84 19/8 45-111 .405 13-18 .722 68-3.5 103-5.4 9 34 4 10

4 21 Lynn Cuvelier Hach Forward, 5-11, Sr. Waterloo, IA

"I can't say enough about Lynn. She has the potential to be an All-Conference selection. She is an extremely versatile player. She can drive to the basket or pull up and hit the 15-18 foot jump shot. She is a fine team player because of her hustle." - Kimberly A. Mayden

An outstanding athlete at Waterloo (IA) Central High Personal School ... Lettered in four sports, softball, basketball, Major: Science Education volleyball and cross country . .. At North Iowa Area Hobbies: Reading, fishing and water skiing. Community College, she was an Honorable Mention All Favorite Recording Group: Alabama American . . . Was voted Best Junior College Player in Individual Most Admired: Junior college coach - because Iowa in 1983 ... Will be the Panthers' captain this season he pushed her to reach success and her goals. ... Led the Panthers in scoring seven times last year, Favorite Professional Team: Used to be Iowa Cornets twice scoring 23 points . . . Was UNl's second leading Favorite Movie: On Golden Pond rebounder last year with 112 ... Was married this past Biggest Athletic Thrill to Date: Going to the Junior College summer. Nationals in 1983 at Senatobia, MS.

Individual Statistics Games/Started FG-FGA % FT-FTA % REB-Ave PTS-Ave A TO BS S 1983-84 26/22 119-336 .354 36-63 .571 112-4.3 284-1 0.9 19 64 11 21

5 25 Brenda Kappel Guard, 5-11, Jr. Rochester, MN

"Brenda is an intelligent basketball player who understands the game very well. She is one of those natural leaders who works extra hard. Look for Brenda to contribute to this year's program." - Kimberly A. Mayden

Was an outstanding athlete at John Marshall High School Personal . .. Was voted her school's Female Athlete of the Year Major: Marketing . . . Was the captain of her basketball team and made the Hobbies: Waterskiing, running, cooking, sewing and All-Conference team both her junior and senior years ... boating. Played in 11 games last year .. . Will see plenty of action Favorite Recording Group: Lionel Richie this season. Favorite Professional Team: Milwaukee Bucks Favorite Movie: ''The Man from Snowy River" Biggest Athletic Thrill to Date: Being awarded the Athlete of the Season Award my senior year in high school.

Individual Statistics Games/Started FG-FGA % FT-FTA % RES-Ave PTS-Ave A TO BS S 1983-84 11 /1 5-16 .313 2-2 1.000 6-0.5 12-1.0 2 8 0 1 1982-83 210 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 2-2.0 2-2.0 0 1 0 0

6 42 Cindy Hanson Center, 6-2, Sr. Waterloo, IA

"We hope that Cindy will contribute to the team with her rebounding skills. She is a very physical player who has the ability to pick up a lot of points on the offensive board." - Kimberly A. Mayden

Cindy will become eligible second semester .. . She Personal prepped at Central High in Waterloo .. . Earned 13 letters Major: Physical education in four sports . . . Was the MVP of her high school Hobbies: Swimming and waterskiing swimming and basketball teams . . . Was Female Athlete Favorite Recording Group: Journey of the Year in high school . .. At Ellsworth Junior College, Favorite Professional Team : Boston Celtics she was the MVP and captain of the basketball team ... Favorite Movie: "Grease" Was a first team All-Conference and All-Regional Biggest Athletic Thrill to Date: When her high school basketball player .. . Played on the 1982-83 UNI swimming team won an invitational that it was not basketball team ... Averaged 5.5 points and 2.9 expected to win . rebounds ... Led the Panthers in scoring two times with Individual Most Admired: Father - he is always there to 19 points. help.

Individual Statistics Games/Started FG-FGA % FT-FTA % RES-Ave PTS-Ave A TO BS S 1982-83 25-0 59-125 .472 20-44 .455 72-2.9 138-5.5 6 32 5 8

7 22 Guard, 5-8, Fr. Stephanie Miller West Dundee, IL

"Stephanie will play an important role on the team. She is a good ball handler and is very unselfish. She will give us added depth at the point guard position. She plays at full tilt all the time, but is also a very smart player with good court sense." - Kimberly A. Mayden

Lettered in tennis, basketball and softball Favorite Recording Group: Journey at Dundee Crown High School .. . Was Individual Most Admired: Pat Marency the Most Valuable Player of her she played college basketball and is a basketball team her sophomore and very likable person. senior years ... Named to the National Favorite Professional Team: Philadelphia Honor Society. 76ers Favorite Movie: "Terms of Endearment" PERSONAL Biggest Athletic Thrill to Date: Playing in Major: Undecided the Illinois State Basketball Hobbies: Water skiing Tournament.

24 Guard, 5-8, So. Raren Gorman New Hampton, IA

"Karen has been a pleasant surprise in preseason drills. She will make immediate impact on this team. She has a keen court sense and is a very good passer. She will play point guard." - Kimberly A. Mayden Was a second team Northern JUCO PERSONAL Conference selection in 1983-84 ... At Major: Accounting New Hampton High School, she earned Hobbies: Baking, racquetball and letters in softball, basketball, track and swimming. volleyball ... She was a two-time Favorite Recording Group: Shalamar basketball All-Conference selection and a Individual Most Admired: Two older three-time softball All-Conference sisters-have both made something of selection ... Spent the summer working themselves. and playing softball ... Hop.es to pass Favorite Professional Team : Lost Angeles the CPA exam after graduation from UNI. Lake rs Favorite Movie: " Kramer vs. Kramer" Biggest Athletic Thrill to Date: Going to and playing in the state softball tournament.

32 Forward, 6-0, Fr. Rim Smythe Cedar Rapids, IA

"Kim has demonstrated abilities to make an immediate impact on this team. She has a great deal of potential and most importantly, embodies the desire to excel and make an important contribution to our team." - Kimberly A. Mayden

Outstanding athlete at Cedar Rapids PERSONAL LaSalle High School ... Collected 13 Major: Business letters in four sports in high school ... Hobbies: Sports MVP of her volleyball, basketball and Favorite Recording Group: Air Supply track teams ... Voted Female Athlete of Favorite Professional Team : Los Angeles the Year her senior year ... All Lake rs Conference in volleyball, basketball and Favorite Movie: " Rocky" softball ... Named to the National Honor Biggest Athletic Thrill to Date: When she Society. won a medal at the state track meet. 34 Guard, 5-8, Jr. Anne Otten Mason City, IA

"Anne will provide the team with depth at both the point and off guard positions. She is one of the quicker players on the team and plays very good defense. She also is a good ball handler with excellent court sense." - Kimberly A. Mayden

Won 13 letters in three high school sports Hobbies: Collects statues of horses. .. . Was on the basketball, softball and Favorite Recording Group: Air Supply track teams at Mason City High School Favorite Professional Team: Los Angeles . . . Was All-Conference three years in Lake rs two sports ... Was a second team All Favorite Movie: " Footloose" state softball player and Honorable Biggest Athletic Thrill to Date: When she Mention All-State player in basketball . . . made second team All-State softball Walked on the UNI team this season and her senior year of high school. has surprised the coaches with her ability. Individual Most Admired: Grandfather - because he was a loving, caring PERSONAL person who went out of his way to help Major: Personal Management others.

40 Forward, 5-11 , Fr. Diane Roberts Eldora, IA

"Diane has all the tools to become an All-Conference selection. She is a definite force to contend with under the boards. In addition to strong one-on one moves, she is a good team player with a good sense of the game." - Kimberly A. Mayden

Won 15 letters at Eldora-New Providence Hobbies: All sports High School . . . Played basketball, Favorite Recording Group: Journey volleyball, softball, tennis and ran track in Favorite Professional Team: Los Angeles high school .. . Was a sixth team All Lake rs ' state selection in volleyball her senior Favorite Movie: "Raiders of the Lost Ark" year ... Was a fifth team All-State Biggest Athletic Thrill to Date: Winning selection in basketball her senior year. the sectional basketball tournament in high school. Personal Individual Most Admired: Father - because he is always there to help. Major: Business •

45 Center, 6-2, Fr. Deann Runge Waukon , IA

"Deann has excellent size with natural talent. We hope that she develops into a strong, inside player. She is a hard worker and a good team player." - Kimberly A. Mayden

Earned letters in volleyball, basketball Favorite Professional Team: Boston and softball in high school ... Was a third Celtics team All-State selection in volleyball her Favorite Movie: "Terms of Endearment" senior year. Biggest Athletic Thrill to Date: Being named to the All-State volleyball team. Personal Individual Most Admired : Jody, her sister Major: Physical education - because she's had a lot of tough Hobbies: Riding horses and reading. problems and she always finds a way Favorite Recording Group: Chicago to get through. 1

9 The Squad

1984-85 UNI Women's Basketball Team Front Row (L-R) Karen Gorman, Brenda Kappel, Stephanie Miller, Cathy Bates, Anne Otten. Back Row (L-R) Diane Roberts, Lynn Hach, Cindy Hanson, Deann Runge, Kim Smythe.

Alphabetical Roster Numerical Roster

Name No. Pos. Ht. Class Exp. Hometown No. Name Pos. Ht. Class Exp. Hometown' Bates , Cathy 20 G 5-11 So . IL LeMars , IA 20 Cathy Bates G 5-11 So. IL LeMars , IA Hach , Lynn 21 G-F 5-11 Sr. IL Waterloo , IA 21 Lynn Hach G-F 5-11 Sr. IL Waterloo , IA Gorman , Karen 24 G 5-8 So . JC New Hampton , IA 22 Stephanie Miller G 5-8 Fr . HS West Dundee , IL Hanson , Cindy 42 c 6-1 Sr. IL Waterloo , IA 24 Karen Gorman G 5-8 So . JC New Hampton , IA Kappel , Brenda 25 G-F 5-11 Jr. IL Rochester , MN 25 Brenda Kappel G-F 5-11 Jr. IL Rochester , MN Miller, Stephanie 22 G 5-8 Fr. HS West Dundee , IL 32 Kim Smythe F 6-0 Fr . HS Cedar Rapids , IA Otten , Anne 34 G 5-8 Jr. HS Mason City, IA 34 Anne Otten G 5-8 Jr. HS Mason City, IA Roberts , Diane 40 F 5-11 Fr. HS Eldora , IA 40 Diane Roberts F 5-11 Fr . HS Eldora , IA Runge , Deann 45 c 6-2 Fr . HS Waukon , IA 42 Cindy Hanson c 6-1 Sr. IL Waterloo , IA Smythe , Kim 32 F 6-0 Fr . HS Cedar Rapids , IA 45 Deann Runge c 6-2 Fr. HS Waukon , IA

10 1983-84 Final Statistics

Home: 2-11 Road: 0-14

PLAYER G-S FG-F GA % FT-FTA % REB-Avg PF-FO PTS-Avg AS TO BS s Bates 19- 8 45- 111 .405 13- 18 .722 68- 3.5 24- 1 103- 5.4 9 34 4 10 GCAC 14- 4 31- 86 .360 5- 10 .500 34- 2.4 15- 1 67- 4.8 6 20 2 3 I~ Bowers 26- 8 29- 79 .367 13- 17 .765 39- 1.5 15- 0 71- 2.7 38 27 3 6 GCAC 17- 5 29- 71 .408 5- 6 .833 34- 2.0 12- 0 63- 3.7 15 23 3 5 Combs 27-13 48- 117 .410 14- 15 .933 105- 3.9 67- 1 121- 4.5 8 38 14 5 GCAC 18-13 31- 77 .402 3- 4 .750 58- 3.2 41- 1 66- 3.7 4 24 11 7 Cuvelier 26-22 119- 336 .354 36- 63 .571 112- 4.3 85- 7 284-10.9 19 64 11 21 GCAC 17-14 79- 223 .354 36- 63 .571 71- 4.1 49- 3 183-10.7 16 45 8 19 Fratzke 4- 0 0- 3 .000 0- 0 .000 3- 0.7 0- 0 0- 0.0 0 0 0 GCAC 1- 0 0- 0 .000 0- 0 .000 1- 1.0 0- 0 0- 0.0 0 0 0 Freshwater 26- 8 47- 93 .505 13- 22 .591 91- 3.5 45- 0 119- 4.6 10 40 19 0 GCAC 17- 8 40- 74 .540 9- 18 .500 83- 4.9 33- 0 89- 5.2 8 28 13 6 Garman 26-20 126- 314 .401 77-111 .694 79- 2.9 64- 2 329-12.6 91 111 1 32 GCAC 17-11 81- 207 .391 63- 87 .724 47- 2.8 38- 0 225-13.2 60 77 1 21 Kappel 11 - 1 5- 16 .313 2- 2 1 .000 6- 0.5 26- 0 12- 1.0 2 8 0 1 GCAC 6- 0 2- 7 .285 0- 0 .000 2- 0.3 2- 0 4- 0.6 0 5 0 0 Laughlin 25-20 65- 238 .273 17- 32 .531 34- 1.4 21- 0 167- 6.7 72 66 4 16 GC.\C 17-12 46- 130 .354 11- 21 .523 21- 1.2 15- 0 102- 6.0 52 47 0 10 Peeler 18- 0 6- 19 .315 6- 10 .600 16- 0.8 18- 1 18- 1.0 4 5 4 GCAC 10- 0 6- 16 .375 5- 8 .625 10- 1.0 13- 1 17- 1.7 4 2 2 Schebler 27-25 129- 292 .442 38- 54 .704 199- 7.4 85- 7 306-11 .3 13 48 64 19 GCAC 18-17 91 - 202 .450 24- 40 .600 139- 7.7 60- 4 206-11.4 11 31 ,35 11 Schulewitz 15- 0 6- 23 .261 7- 13 .538 3- 0.2 9- 0 21 - 1.4 13 23 0 1 GCAC 8- 0 2- 6 .333 5- 8 .625 4- 0.5 2- 0 9- 1.1 19 13 0 2 Wilson 18- 0 11 - 50 .220 1- 5 .200 19- 1.1 17- 1 23- 1.3 10 20 0 2 GCAC 10- 0 5- 18 .277 0- 2 .000 8- 0.8 6- 0 10- 1.0 6 10 0 1 Totals 27 653-1784 .366 240-368 .652 849-31.4 454-23 1543-57.1 284 498 123 143 GCAC 18 443-1130 .392 174-266 .654 565-31 .3 294-10 1037-57.6 201 270 86 93 Opponents 27 923-2004 .460 390-552 .706 1330-49.3 430- 1 2224-82.4 426 392 59 236 GCAC 18 575-1399 .411 248-352 .705 863-47.9 265- 1 1500-83.3 290 251 32 165

Team Rebounds: UNI 107 OPP 109 Dead Ball Rebounds: UNI 47 OPP 62

11 1983-84 Final Results

UNI OPP s Attend High Scorer High Rebounder 47 Missouri 110 A 508 Cuvelier - 13 Bates - 6 61 Central Missouri 88 A 232 Schebler - 16 Schebler - 11 46 St. Ambrose 68 H 308 Schebler-Garman - 10 Schebler - 13 64 Iowa 71 H 962 Garman - 26 Bates/Schebler - 6 63 St. Cloud State 78 H 153 Cuvelier - 18 Cuvelier - 9 73 Iowa State 65 H 204 Schebler - 16 Schebler/Combs - 7 58 Loyola 94 A 127 Schebler - 14 Schebler - 6 44 Illinois-Chicago 74 A 75 Garman - 10 Schebler - 7 48 Wisconsin 76 A 265 Schebler - 12 Schebler - 7 58 Southwest Missouri 81 H 55 Combs - 12 Combs/Cuvelier - 7 57 Wichita State 100 H 66 Schebler/Cuvelier - 14 Schebler - 10 41 Eastern Illinois 77 A 250 Schebler - 18 Schebler - 9 47 Southern Illinois 79 A 300 Garman - 12 Schebler - 14 65 Indiana State 68 H 55 Cuvelier - 23 Schebler - 14 60 Illinois State 80 H 96 Garman - 16 Schebler - 10 41 Drake 85 A Schebler - 14 Schebler - 9 55 Bradley 104 A 150 Schebler - 15 Schebler - 8 63 Western Illinois 88 A 183 Bates/Garman/ - 14 Freshwater - 7 Freshwater 37 Southern Illinois 83 H 51 Cuvelier - 13 Bates - 8 57 Eastern Illinois 86 H 217 Schebler/Cuvelier - 14 Schebler - 6 42 Illinois State 75 A 369 Garman - 14 Bowers - 8 49 Indiana State 70 A 178 Garman - 18 Cuvelier/Freshwater - 7 68 Drake 88 H 834 Cuvelier - 23 Schebler - 11 95 Western Illinois 88 H 69 Garman - 32 Freshwater - 9 76 Bradley 77 H 98 Schebler - 31 Schebler - 11 59 Wichita State 88 A 127 Schebler - 15 Schebler - 9 59 Southwest Missouri 83 A 120 Bowers/Freshwater - 10 Bates - 9

12 Team Records (Since 1978-79)

Most Points Most Rebounds Game: 101 vs. Northwestern (1975-76) Game : 65 vs . Concordia (1980-81) Season : 2205 (1981-82) Season : 1241 in 28 games (1980-81 )

Highest Scoring Average Highest Rebounding Average Season : 73.3 (1980-81) Season : 44.3 in 28 games (1980-81)

Most Field Goals Attempted Most Assists Game: 90 vs. Concordia (IL) (1980-81 ) Game: 26 vs . Loras (1980-81) Season : 2016 in 31 games (1981-82) Season : 388 in 28 games (1980-81 )

Most Field Goals Made Most Blocked Shots Game : 41 vs . Marycrest (1981-82) , vs . Illinois-Chicago Game: 12 vs. Nebraska-Omaha (1982-83) ; vs. Iowa State (1982-83) (1983-84) - · Season : 933 in 31 games ( 1981-82) Season : 149 in 31 games (1981 -82)

Highest Field Goal Percentage Most Steals Game: .600 vs. Western Illinois (1983-84) Game : 26 vs. Marycrest (1979-80) Season : .463 (933-2016) in 31 games (1981-82) Season: 364 in 31 games (1981-82)

Most Free Throws Attempted Most Turnovers Game : 46 (32-46) vs. Iowa State (1978-79) Game : 46 vs. Iowa State (1978-79) Season : 626 (355-562) in 22 games (1978-79) Season : 868 in 22 games (1978-79)

Most Free Throws Made Most Games Won Game: 32 (32-46) vs. Iowa State (1978-79) Season : 22 (1981-82) Season : 365 (365-562) in 28 games (1980-81) Most Games Lost Highest Free Throw Percentage Season : 25 (1983-84) Game: .933 (14-15) vs. St. Francis (1982-83) Season : .665 (332-399) in 25 games (1979-80)

Individual Records (Since 1978-79)

Highest Free Throw Percentage (10 Most Free Throws Attempted Highest Assist Average games or more) Game: 19 by Deb Drenth vs. Season : 3.2 (91 in 28 games) Laura Season : .846 (11-13) by Beth Andreini Northwestern (1980-81) Garman (1983-84) (1979-80) Season : 139 by Pat Zalesky (1978-79) Most Blocked Shots Highest Scoring Average Most Free Throws Made Game: 7 by Carol Hogen vs., Nebraska Season : 14.8 by Deb Drenth (1981 -82) Game : 16 by Deb Drenth vs . Omaha (1982-83) ; Tami Northwestern (1980-81) Schebler vs . Western Illinois, Most Field Goal Attempts Season : 101 by Deb Drenth (1981-82) Iowa State (1983-84) Game: 24 Kathy Konigsmark vs. South Season: 66 by Carol Hogen. (1982-83) Dakota (1979-80) Most Points 24 Deb Drenth vs. Loras Game : 32 by Laura Garman vs . Most Steals (1981-82) Western Illinois (1983-84) Game: 7 Deb Drenth vs . Northeast Season : 361 by Lisa Geske (1980-81) Season : 443 by Deb Drenth (1981-82) Missouri; vs . Northwestern ( 1980-81 ) vs. Nebraska Most Field Goals Made Most Rebounds Omaha (1982-83) Game: 14 by Tami Schebler vs. Illinois Game : 19 by Lisa Geske 7 Kathy Konigsmark vs. Chicago (1982-83) Season : 224 by Deb Drenth (1980-81) Northwestern (1980-81) Season : 179 by Tami Schebler (1981-82) 7 Carol Hogen vs. Loras Highest Rebound Average (1981-82) Highest Field Goal Percentage (10 games Season: 10.1 by Pat Zalesky (1978-79) 7 Lisa Geske vs. Central or more) (1981-82) Season : 54.1 (118-218) by Sue Grove Most Assists Season: 84 by Deb Drenth (1982-83) (1980-81) Game: 11 by Mary Goodwin vs . Southwest Missouri State (1980-81) Season : 101 by Deb Drenth (1982-83)

13 Year by Year Results

UNI 1974-75 (8-9) Opp UNI 1977-78 (4-17) Opp UNI 1980-81 (18-10) Opp UNI 1 982-83 (17-11) Opp 47 Grand View 65 44 Wartburg 47 84 Wartburg 51 78 Nebraska-Omaha 62 50 Iowa Wesleyan 51 50 William Penn 78 74 Southwest Missouri 71 57 Augustana (SD) 45 51 Wartburg 53 57 Luther 67 State 78 St. Francis 58 66 NIACC 64 55 St. Cloud State 57 63 Drake 91 55 Oklahoma City 62 58 Graceland 41 ·71 Iowa State 82 90 Loras 43 58 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 70 66 Luther 83 42 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 75 80 Mankato State 67 62 St. Cloud State 58 51 Iowa State 72 50 Illinois State 91 78 Eastern Illinois . 70 69 Mankato State 71 91 Westmar 53 63 Mt. Mercy 73 75 Northeast Missouri 74 75 St. Ambrose 57 86 Buena Vista 43 90 Simpson 87 State 74 William Penn 52 70 Northwestern 74 54 Iowa 74 100 Marycrest 81 78 Western Illinois 47 67 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 73 79 Grand View 59 65 Southwest State (MN) 46 77 Mt. Mercy 48 83 Iowa 39 58 Wartburg 60 76 Northern Illinois 86 73 Northeast Missouri 63 69 Luther 73 44 Drake 74 87 Concordia 54 State 53 Wartburg 47 68 North Dakota 50 75 Northeast Missouri 79 65 Iowa 66 56 William Penn 74 54 Luther 57 State 76 Marquette 45 64 Dordt 49 62 Luther 67 66 Wisconsin-Stevens 61 91 Illinois-Chicago 72 79 Iowa State 70 66 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 68 . Point 61 Central 73 45 Drake 66 71 Lincoln (IL) 82 76 Grand View 79 UNI 1975-76 (16-3) Opp 68 South Dakota 53 74 Northern Illinois 64 56 St. Cloud State 72 84 Drake 39 67 Drake 93 73 Minnesota-Duluth 58 83 Winona State 51 53 William Penn 58 52 Iowa State 87 76 Wisconsin-Lacrosse 86 60 Northern State 74 63 Wartburg 46 50 St. Cloud State 78 67 St. Louis 36 80 NIACC 74 UNI 1978-79.(2-20) Opp 80 Loras 55 81 Southern Illinois- 59 71 Graceland 40 61 Iowa 106 86 Simpson 60 Edwardsville 78 Mt. Mercy 69 58 Drake 77 70 Morningside 60 71 Augustana (SD) 72 70 Iowa Wesleyan 46 69 North Iowa Area CC 87 54 St. Ambrose 49 67 Mt. Mercy 52 81 Luther 53 57 Luther 72 65 St. Cloud State 67 54 De Paul 59 77 Iowa State 50 62 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 52 55 Augustana (IL) 58 81 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 80 77 Wartburg 47 76 St. Cloud State 87 49 William Penn 71 66 Iowa State 77 70 Northwest Missouri 66 64 Northern Michigan 75 84 Northwestern 69 78 Central Missouri 68 68 Iowa State 88 62 St. Ambrose 76 UNI 1983-84 (2-25) Opp 60 Luther 68 70 Wartburg 44 91 Northwestern 78 47 Missouri 110 74 Grand View 70 56 Mt. Mercy 84 61 Central Missouri 88 66 Clarke 38 58 William Penn 93 UNI 1981-82 (22-9) Opp 46 St. Ambrose 68 74 Luther 64 86 Wartburg 90 83 Wartburg 55 64 Iowa 71 101 Northwestern 48 50 Iowa 95 67 St. Ambrose 51 63 St. Cloud State 78 35 Grand View 79 58 Grand View 104 54 Nebraska-Omaha 71 73 Iowa State 65 58 William Penn 75 64 Luther 75 72 Wyoming 79 58 Loyola 94 59 South Dakota 81 71 Southwest Missouri 66 44 Illinois-Chicago 74 UNI 1976-77 (10-10) Opp 58 Wisconsin-Lacrosse 106 State 48 Wisconsin 76 62 Wartburg 37 62 Drake 90 78 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 55 58 Southwest Missouri 81 70 Wisconsin-Lacrosse 73 69 Simpson 71 80 Loras 66 State 70 Illinois State 55 64 Iowa State 89 87 Marycrest 59 57 Wichita State 100 73 Luther 57 43 Drake 107 66 Augustana (IL) 52 51 Eastern Illinois 77 78 Graceland 39 51 Iowa State 85 72 Grand View 76 47 Southern Illinois 79 54 Drake 76 73 South Dakota State 43 65 Indiana State 68 82 Mt. Mercy 66 UNI 1979-80 (5-20) Opp 66 Augustana (SD) 60 60 Illinois State 80 64 Iowa Wesleyan 45 72 Dubuque 55 71 Central 64 41 Drake 85 38 Wartburg 39 59 Central 62 71 Grand View 63 55 Bradley 104 65 NIACC 49 69 South Dakota State 64 71 North Central 66 63 Western Illinois 88 48 William Penn 65 55 South Dakota 63 51 Northern Illinois 58 37 Southern Illinois 83 65 Iowa State 81 57 Iowa State 80 74 Luther 42 57 Eastern Illinois 86 74 Grand View 72 66 Eastern Illinois 85 72 Northern State 67 42 Illinois State 75 71 Luther 73 49 Luther 57 51 Grand View 52 49 Indiana State 70 58 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 60 53 Drake 77 68 Iowa 74 68 Drake 88 62 (Unknown) 66 62 Northern Illinois 84 95 Marycrest 64 95 Western Illinois 88 69 Central Michigan 48 51 William Penn 91 79 Northwestern 55 76 Bradley 77 70 Simpson 64 80 Western Illinois 84 89 Northeast Missouri 72 59 Wichita State 88 58 Luther 74 73 Emporia State 93 State 59 Southwest Missouri 83 73 Iowa State 82 69 Pittsburg State 79 74 Central 53 State 59 Northwest Missouri 79 71 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 61 State 68 Marquette 72 71 Eastern Illinois 100 81 Upper Iowa 62 75 Western Illinois 89 65 St. Ambrose 71 60 St. Ambrose 65 68 Northeast Missouri 60 59 Nebraska-Omaha 73 State 78 Marycrest 57 58 William Penn 67 64 St. Cloud State 67 59 Southeast Missouri 56 43 William Penn 77 State 57 Luther 50 85 Loras 57 87 South Dakota 89 69 St. Ambrose 85

14 Year-By-Year Results With 1984-85 Opponents

St. Ambrose (SAC leads 5-3) Illinois-Chicago {Tied 1-1) DePaul (DU leads 1-0) 1979-80 69-85 L 1982-83 91-72 w 1982-83 54-59 L 60-65 L 1983-84 44-74 L 1980-81 54-49 w Southern Illinois (SIU leads 2-0) 62-76 L Loyola {LU leads 1-0) 1983-84 47-79 L 1981-82 67-51 w 1983-84 58-94 L 37-83 L 65-71 L 1982-83 75-57 w 1983-84 46-68 L Bradley (BU leads 2-0) Eastern Illinois {EIU leads 4-1) 1983-84 55-104 L 1979-80 66-85 L 76-77 L 71-100 L Wisconsin (UW leads 1-0) 1980-81 78-70 w 1983-84 48-76 L Western Illinois (WIU leads 3-2) 1983-84 51-77 L 1979-80 80-84 L 57-86 L - ·Iowa State {ISU leads 10-3) 75-89 L 1974-75 51-72 L 1982-83 78-47 w Southwest Missouri State (Tied 2-2) 79-70 w 1983-84 63-88 L 1980-81 74-71 w 1975-76 77-50 w 95-88 w 1981-82 71-66 w 1976-77 65-81 L 1983-84 58-81 L 73-82 L 59-83 L 1977-78 52-87 L Grand View (Tied 5-5) 68-88 L 1974-75 47-65 L 64-89 L 1975-76 74-70 w Wichita State (WSU leads 2-0) 1978-79 51-85 L 85-79 w 1983-84 57-100 L 1979-80 57-80 L 1976-77 74-72 w 59-88 L 1982-83 66-77 L 1977-78 79-59 w 1983-84 73-65 w 1978-79 58-104 L llli'1ois State (ISU leads 4-1) 1981-82 72-76 L 1976-77 70-55 w 71-63 w 1977-78 50-91 L St. Cloud State (SGS leads 7-1) 51-52 L 1983-84 60-80 L 1977-78 55-57 L 1982-83 76-79 L 42-75 L 1978-79 76-87 L 1979-80 64-67 L Drake (DU leads 11-1) 1980-81 50-78 L Indiana State (ISU leads 2-0) 1975-76 84-39 w 65-67 L 1983-84 65-68 L 1976-77 54-76 L 1982-83 62-58 w 49-70 L 1977-78 44-74 L t 56-72 L 45-66 L 1983-84 63-78 Loras College (UNI leads 4-0) w 1978-79 58-77 L ~ 1979-80 85-57 62-90 L w 90-43 Eastern Washington (First Meeting) 43-107 L 1980-81 w 80-55 1979-80 53-77 L w 1981-82 80-66 1983-84 41-85 L w 68-88 L

15 Panthers Versus All Opponents

Last Result Opponent G w L First Game UNI Opp Augustana (IL) 2 1 1 1980-81 66 52 Augustana (SD) 3 2 1 1981-82 71 72 Bradley 1 0 1 1983-84 76 77 Buena Vista 1 1 0 1974-75 86 43 Central 4 2 2 1979-80 61 73 Central Michigan 1 1 0 1976-77 69 48 Central Missouri 2 1 1 1975-76 61 88 Clark 1 1 0 1975-76 66 38 Concordia 1 1 0 1980-81 87 54 DePaul 1 0 1 1982-83 54 59 Dordt 1 1 0 1974-75 64 49 Drake 12 1 11 1975-76 68 88 Dubuque 1 1 0 1979-80 72 55 Eastern Illinois 5 1 4 1979-80 57 86 Emporia State 1 0 1 1979-80 73 93 Graceland 3 3 0 1974-75 78 39 Grand View 10 5 5 1974-75 76 79 Illinois-Chicago 3 2 1 1982-83 44 74 Illinois State 4 1 3 1976-77 42 75 Indiana State 2 0 2 1983-84 49 70 Iowa 7 1 6 1974-75 64 71 Iowa State 13 3 10 1974-75 73 65 Iowa Wesleyan 3 2 1 1974-75 64 45 Lincoln (IL) 1 0 1 1980-81 71 82 Loras 4 4 0 1979-80 80 66 Loyola 1 0 1 1983-84 58 94 Luther 16 5 11 1974-75 74 42 Mankato State 2 1 1 1980-81 69 71 Marquette 2 1 1 1981-82 76 45 Marycrest 4 4 0 1979-80 95 64 Minnesota-Duluth 1 1 0 1980-81 73 58 Missouri 1 0 1 1983-84 47 110 Morningside 1 1 0 1980-81 70 60 Mt. Mercy 6 4 2 1975-76 67 52 Nebraska-Omaha 3 1 2 1979-80 76 82 North Central 1 1 0 1981-82 71 66 North Dakota 1 1 0 1977-78 68 50 North Iowa Area CC 4 3 1 1978-79 69 87 Northeast Missouri 5 3 1 1980-81 73 63 Northern Illinois 4 1 3 1979-80 51 58 Northern Michigan 1 0 1 1978-79 64 75 Northern State 2 1 1 1981-82 60 74 Northwestern 5 4 1 1974-75 79 55 Northwest Missouri 2 1 1 1975-76 59 79 Oklahoma City 4 0 1 1982-83 55 62 Pittsburg State 1 0 1 1979-80 69 79 St. Francis 1 1 0 1982-83 78 58 St. Louis 1 1 0 1982-83 67 36 Simpson 4 3 1 1976-77 86 60 South Dakota 4 1 3 1977-78 87 89 South Dakota State 2 2 0 1979-80 73 43 Southeast Missouri State 1 1 0 1981-82 59 Southern Illinois 2 0 2 1983-84 37 i~ Southern Illinois-Edwardsville 1 1 0 1982-83 81 59 Southwest Missouri State 4 2 2 1980-81 59 83 Southwest State (MN) 1 1 0 1980-81 65 46 St. Ambrose 8 3 5 1979-80 46 68 St. Cloud State 8 1 7 1977-78 63 78 Upper Iowa 1 1 0 1981-82 81 62 Wartburg 12 7 5 1974-75 83 55 Western Illinois 5 2 3 1979-80 95 88 Westmar 1 1 0 1974-75 91 53 Wichita State 2 0 2 1983-84 59 88 William Penn 11 1 10 1974-75 75 52 Winona State 1 1 0 1982-83 83 51 Wisconsin 1 0 1 1983-84 48 76 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1 1 0 1978-79 62 52 Wisconsin-Lacrosse 8 0 8 1974-75 58 70 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 3 3 0 1981-82 81 80 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 1 1 0 1980-81 66 61 Wyoming 1 0 1 1981-82 72 79

16 The Court - Home in the Dome

The UNI-Dome (the prefix stands for University of Approximately 16,400 spectators can be seated for Northern Iowa as well as meaning one and unique) football and 7,254 for court-side activities. For stage combines the features of three buildings - a football activities, such as commencements, concerts and stadium, field house and large auditorium. It contains speaker's series, total capacity - using movable facilities to hold a variety of events such as concerts, bleachers and chairs - can reach 25,000. exhibitions, trade shows, pageants, rallies and convocations, as well as football, basketball and softball The 168,000-square foot Dome, which rises 124 feet games and wrestling and track meets. above the arena floor, is supported entirely by a network of 12 stranded steel cables and four air blowers. A The Dome has hosted such events as the NCAA concrete and steel ring around the top of the 70-foot high gymnastic and wrestling championships, the Iowa High stadium wall holds the cables. The cables weigh 47 tons. School All-Star Basketball games, the Iowa High School . ..football playoffs, concerts by Dolly Parton, the Eagles, The roof of the Dome is made of 49 tons of woven REO Speedwagon, Fleetwood Mac and the Rolling Fiberglass coated with Teflon. Approximately 60 percent Stones, to mention a few, antique car shows, tractor pulls of the Dome has an inner liner of fabric that provides and many other non-athletic events. acoustical as well as thermal benefits.

The Dome's air-supported, F.iberglass fabric roof, A spacious press box atop the east stands has facilities constructed by Owens-Corning Fiberglass Corp., was for 20 radio stations, television capabilities and seating for erected at a cost equal to half that of conventional roof up to 125 people. A photography darkroom, photo bay, construction. And because of the Dome's translucence, concession area and scouting booths are other features. ample natural light is available during daylight hours Two huge scoreboards flash messages and information to resulting in a sizeable savings on utility costs. spectators throughout the events.

The UNI-Dome was designed with "something for The west press box recently has been completed to everyone." It's artifici9.I turf for football games can be provide a meeting room for the UNI Athletic Club. rolled up in a minimum of 36 hours. Underneath, on a synthetic floor area, are basketball and tennis courts and Plans call tor the addition of locker and training rooms and an eight-lane, 220-yard oval running track. As many as VIP boxes. Currently, an enclosed passageway connects 12 tennis matches and two basketball games could be the Dome with the Physical Education Center for locker played simultaneously. facilities.

17 The Gateway Collegiate Athletic Conference

Drake All-Conference Selections Bradley Lorri Bauman, Drake Indiana State Wanda Ford, Drake Tendai, Southwest Missouri Iowa Jeanette Northern Lisa Hodgson, Wichita State Wichita State ' Kay Riek, Drake Illinois State Kelle Lindbeck, Western Illinois Eastern Illinois Toni Collins, Eastern Illinois Western Illinois D.D. Plab, Southern Illinois Southern Illinois Char Warring, Southern Illinois Dawn Hallett, Illinois State Southwest Missouri

. 1983-84 Final Gateway Standings

Team Gateway All Games Drake 16-2 22-7 Southern Illinois 15-3 22-6 Illinois State 15-3 22-8 Wichita State 12-6 14-14 Eastern Illinois 10-8 16-12 Southwest Missouri 8-10 12-16 Bradley 6-12 9-18 Illinois 5-13 8-19 Patty Viverito Western Gateway Conference Indiana State 2-16 5-23 Commissioner Northern Iowa 1-17 2-25

Final Gateway Statistics

Team Statistics Points Own Opp. F G% FT% Reb. Ast. Stl. Blk.

Drake 80.4 67.8 .559 .787 38.3 16.4 6.4 2.1 Southern Illinois 73.3 57.6 .501 .674 40.3 14.8 8 .8 2 .6 Illinois State 75.3 64.5 .508 .594 35.5 15.5 11 .5 1 .5 Wichita State 70.0 70.5 .436 .611 44.3 16.0 7 .9 3 .2 Eastern Illinois 71 .5 65.4 .478 .639 37.6 14.3 11.4 1.4 Southwest Missouri 76.0 79.9 .480 .735 41.3 17.0 5 .1 3 .8 Bradley 65.9 77.4 .419 .632 36.5 12.8 8.7 1.5 Western Illinois 71 .8 78.0 .433 .724 35.0 11 .2 8.4 2.3 Indiana State 62.2 70.0 .380 .620 42.3 13.5 9.6 3.3 Northern Iowa 57.0 82.4 .366 .652 31.4 10.5 5.2 4.5

18 Final Team Statistics

Team Statistics Rebounding Average Scoring Margin G Reb. Own Opp. + I- Wanda Ford (D) 29 408 Southern Illinois 73.3 57.6 + 15.7 Jeanette Tendai (SMS) 28 280 Drake 80.2 67.8 + 12.6 Jenny Parr (WS) 24 231 Illinois State 75.3 64.5 + 10.8 Tammy Keenan (WI) 26 232 Eastern Illinois 71 .5 65.4 + 6.1 Char Warring (SI) 28 232 Wichita State 70.0 70.5 - 0.5 Connie Price (SI) 27 216 Southwest Missouri 76.0 79.9 - 3.9 Amy Hile (INS!) 28 222 Western Illinois 71 .8 78.0 - 6.2 Marla Maupin (ILSt) 27 312 Indiana State 62.2 70.0 - 7.8 Tammy Hirstein (B) 26 199 Bradley 65.9 77.4 - 11 .5 Lorri Bauman (D) 29 216 Northern Iowa 57.3 82.4 - 25.1 Field Goal Percentage _ ., Rebounding Margin G FG-A Own Opp. + I - Wanda Ford (D) 29 225-362 Southern Illinois 40.3 30.9 + 9.4 Lorri Bauman (D) 29 304-508 Drake 38.3 31.4 + 6.9 Char Warring (SI) 28 177-298 Wichita State 44.3 40.5 + 3.8 Vicki Vaughan (ILSt) 27 151-305 Eastern Illinois 35.5 35.6 - 0.1 Connie Price (El) 28 147-260 Southwest Missouri 41 .3 41 .7 - 0.4 Toni Collins (El) 28 160-299 Indiana State 42.3 42.8 - 0.5 Jeanette Tendai (SMS) 28 247-466 Western Illinois 35.0 38.5 - 3.5 Tammy Turner (SMS) 27 138-261 Bradley 36.5 43.0 - 6.5 Cindy Hauler (SMS) 27 178-345 Northern Iowa 31.5 49.3 - 17.9 Free Throw Percentage Team Defense G FT-A G Pts. Avg. Cindy Myers (WI) 20 63-73 Southern Illinois 28 1614 57.6 Lorri Bauman (D) 29 211-250 Illinois State 30 1948 64.9 Jeanette Tendai (SMS) 28 103-128 Eastern Illinois 28 1830 65.4 Judy Burns (B) 26 70-91 Drake 29 1967 67.8 Amy Hile (INS!) 28 79-104 Indiana State 28 1959 70.0 Cindy Hauler (SMS) 27 89-118 Wichita State 28 1975 70.5 Tammy Keenan (WI) 26 111-148 Bradley 26 2012 77.4 Kelle Lindbeck (WI) 24 72-96 Western Illinois 26 2028 78.0 Wanda Ford (D) 29 90-121 Southwest Missouri 28 2238 79.9 Laura Garman (NI) 26 77-111 Northern Iowa 27 2225 82.4 Blocked Shots Field Goal Defense G Blk. Avg. G FG-A Pct. Tami Schebler (NI) 27 64 2.4 Southern Illinois 28 660-1631 .405 Terria Dawson (WS) 28 35 1.3 Drake 29 811-1902 .426 Lori Freshwater (NI) 26 19 0.7 Wichita State 28 800-1828 Wendee Warg (WI) 26 19 0.7 Indiana State 28 732-1635 .446 Toni Collins (El) 28 20 0.7 Northern Iowa 27 983-2004 .460 Char Warring (SI) 28 20 ' 0.7 Eastern Illinois 28 788-1706 .462 Illinois State 30 883-1886 .468 Steals Southwest Missouri 28 960-2025 .474 G Stl. Avg. Western Illinois 26 836-1693 .494 Bradley 26 843-1696 .497 Cathy Beesley (ILSt) 27 80 2.9 Kay Riek (D) 29 67 2.3 Individual Leaders Melanie Hatfield (El) 28 65 2.3 Scoring Average Carol Anderson (WI) 26 53 2.0 G Pts. Tammy Turner (ILSt) 27 52 1.9

Lorri Bauman (D) 29 819 Minutes Jeanette Tendai (SMS) 28 597 G Min. Avg. Wanda Ford (D) 29 540 Char Warring (SI) 28 477 Lorri Bauman (D) 29 1168 38.2 Judy Burns (B) 26 442 Cathy Beesley (ILSt) 27 958 35.4 Cindy Hauler (SMS) 27 445 Kay Riek (D) 29 1028 25.4 Lisa Hodgson (WS) 28 444 Jeanette Tendai (SMS) 28 986 25.2 Kelle Lindbeck (WI) 24 372 Lisa Hodgson (WS) 28 966 35.2 Karla Maupin (ILSt) 27 411 Tammy Keenan (WI) 26 393 Assists G Ast. Avg. Kay Riek (D) 29 198 6.8 Cathy Beesley (ILSt) 27 159 5.8 Paula Buscher (SMS) 28 138 4.9 D.D. Plab (SI) 28 126 4.5 Judy Burns (B) 26 116 4.3 19 Opponents

FLAMES II

20 Opponents

Bradley De Paul Drake January 4 at the UNI-Dome January 15 at the UNI-Dome January 11 at the UNI-Dome March 4 at Peoria, IL February 8 at Des Moines, IA LOCATION : Ch icago, IL 60614 LOCATION: Peoria, IL 61625 ENROLLMENT: 13,000 LOCATION : Des Moines, IA 50311 ENROLLMENT: 5,200 CONFERENCE: North Star ENROLLMENT: 4,500 CONFERENCE: Gateway Collegiate HEAD COACH : Jim Izard CONFERENCE: Gateway Collegiate HEAD COACH: Angela Beck (Mississippi 70) HEAD COACH : Carole Baumgarten (Millikin 79) RECORD AT DU : First Year (Northern Iowa 70) - HECORD AT BU : 9-18 (1 year) CAREER RECORD: 73-21 RECORD AT DU : 212-85 (10 years) CAREER RECORD: 63-52 (4 years) ASSISTANT COACH: Jo Ellen Southland CAREER RECORD: 212-85 (10 years) ASSISTANT COACH: Terry Becker (Indiana 77), Patti Hie (DePaul 79) ASSISTANT COACH : Jody Busing (Southeast Missouri '81 ), Kim Howard 1983-84 RECORD: 12-16 (Drake 79), Bruce Mason (Iowa '82) LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING: 1983-84 RECORD: 22-7 1983-84 RECORD: 9-18 . 5, 2 LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING : LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING : STARTERS RETURNING : 2 3, 8 9, 2 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Jean Lenit STARTERS RETURNING : 2 STARTERS RETURNING : 1 Ponsetto ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Robert Karnes ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Ron Ferguson COLORS: Royal Blue and Scarlet COLORS: Blue and White COLORS: Red and White NICKNAME: Lady Blue Demons NICKNAME: Bulldogs NICKNAME: Lady Braves ARENA: Alumni Hall ARENA: Drake Fieldhouse ARENA: Robertson Field House CAPACITY: 5,300 CAPACITY: 2,000 CAPACITY: 7,300 SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT: SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT: SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT: Dave Paro Minerva Carrillo Joe Dalfonso '· Office Phone: (312) 241-8551 Office Phone: (515) 271 -3740 Office Phone: (309) 676-7611 Home Phone: (312) 871-2575 Home Phone: (515) 270-6430 ext315,316 Home Phone: (309) 673-5248

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Eastern Illinois Eastern Washington Grand View College January 19 at Charleston, IL December 13 at the UNI-Dome January 9 at the UNI-Dome February 14 at the UNI-Dome LOCATION: Cheney, WA 99004 LOCATION : Des Moines, IA 50311 LOCATION: Charleston, IL 61920 ENROLLMENT: 8,559 ENROLLMENT: 1,300 ENROLLMENT: 9,800 CONFERENCE: Mountain West CONFERENCE: Independent CONFERENCE: Gateway Collegiate HEAD COACH: Bill Smithpeters HEAD COACH : Jerry Slater (South HEAD COACH: Barbara Hilke (West RECORD AT EWU: 159-84 (8 years) Dakota 72) Oregon 74) CAREER RECORD: 159-84 (8 years) RECORD AT GVC: 130-99 (8 years) RECORD AT EIU : 105-48 (5 years) ASSISTANT COACH: Soni Adams CAREER RECORD: 158-116 (10 years) CAREER RECORD: 105-48 (5 years) 1983-84 RECORD: 21 -7 ASSISTANT COACH: Joe McFarland ASSISTANT COACH: Deanna LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING : 1983-84 RECORD: 16-10 D'Abbraccio (Wyoming '69) , Linda 3, 8 LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING : Ellsworth (Eastern Illinois '81) STARTERS RETURNING : 4 1, 11 1983-84 RECORD: 16-12 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Mary Rubright STARTERS RETURNING: 4 LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING : COLORS: Red and White ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: David Sisam 3, 7 NICKNAME: Eagles COLORS: Red and White STARTERS RETURNING : 5 ARENA: Reese Court NICKNAME: Vikings ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: R.C. Johnson CAPACITY: 5,000 ARENA: Viking Coliseum (Iowa '65) SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT: Jim CAPACITY: 2,000 COLORS: Blue and Gray Price SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT: NICKNAME: Lady Panthers Office Phone: (509) 458-6334 Paul Rowe ARENA: Lantz Gym Home Phone: (509) 624-1957 Office Phone: (515) 263-2895 CAPACITY: 6,500 Home Phone: (515) 279-2993 SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT: I Donald Kojich Office Phone: (217) 581-2920 Home Phone: (217) 345-4016 21 ~ Illinois-Chicago FLAMES Illinois State ~ Indiana State December 19 at the West Gym February 1 at Normal, IL ,February 3 at Terre Haute, IN March 1 at the UNI-Dome February 27 at the UNI-Dome LOCATION: Chicago, IL 60680 ENROLLMENT: 26,000 LOCATION: Normal, IL 61761 LOCATION: Terre Haute, IN 47809 CONFERENCE: Independent ENROLLMENT: 20,085 ENROLLMENT: 12,250 HEAD COACH: Barbara Leahy (John Jay CONFERENCE: Gateway Collegiate CONFERENCE: Gateway Collegiate College '78) HEAD COACH: Jill Hutchison (New HEAD COACH: Andrea Meyers (Indiana RE<;;ORD AT UIC: 12-44 (2 years) Mexico '68), Melinda Fischer (Illinois State '66) CAREER RECORD: 12-44 (2 years) State '72) RECORD AT ISU: 18-38 (2 years) ASSISTANT COACH: Linda Wunder RECORD AT ISU: Hutchison 228-126 CAREER RECORD: 227-133 (Illinois) (13 years) ; Fischer 113-52 (5 years) ASSISTANT COACH: Alice Simpson 1983-84 RECORD: 8-20 CAREER RECORD: Hutchison 228-126 1983-84 RECORD: 5-23 LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING: ( 13 years); Fischer 158-78 (8 years) LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING: 3, 8 ASSISTANT COACH: Lisa Robinson 2, 5 STARTERS RETURNING: 4 (Illinois '82) STARTERS RETURNING: 4 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: William H. 19.83-84 RECORD: 23-8 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Beanie Cooper Roetzheim LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING: COLORS: Blue and White COLORS: Indigo and Flame 3, 4 NICKNAME: Lady Sycamores NICKNAME: Flames STARTERS RETURNING: 4 ARENA: ISU Arena ARENA: UIC Pavilion ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Dan Ghormley CAPACITY: 5,200 CAPACITY: 10,000 COLORS: Red and White SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT: SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT: Jim NICKNAME: Redbirds Mary Ann Dunscomb Schmidt ARENA: Horton Field House Office Phone: (812) 232-6311 Office Phone: (312) 996-5880 CAPACITY: 8,000 Ext. 2587 Home Phone: (312) 996-5881 SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT: Home Phone: (217) 826-5156 Christie Price Office Phone: (309) 438-3825 Home Phone: (309) 452-2365

Iowa State Loras College Loyola December 6 at Ames, IA February 11 at the UNI-Dome December 22 at the UNI-Dome

LOCATION: Ames, IA 50010 LOCATION: Dubuque, IA 52001 LOCATION: Chicago, IL 60680 ENROLLMENT: 20,202 ENROLLMENT: 1,900 ENROLLMENT: 16,474 CONFERENCE: Big Eight CONFERENCE: Independent CONFERENCE: North Star HEAD COACH: Pam Wettig (Bowling HEAD COACH: Dan Corken (Loras, '73) HEAD COACH: Marty Hawkins Green '72) RECORD AT LC: 15-14 (1 year) (DePaul '73) RECORD AT ISU: First Year CAREER RECORD: 15-14 (1 year) RECORD AT LU : 96-41 (5 years) CAREER RECORD: 131-102 (9 years) ASSISTANT COACH: Tracey Foxen, CAREER RECORD: 96-41 (5 years) ASSISTANT COACH: Willette White Jackie Monckton ASSISTANT COACH: Eileen McMahon (Idaho '82), Kris Livingston (Miami '83) 1983-84 RECORD: 15-14 (Loyola '82) 1983-84 RECORD: 4-24 LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING: 1983-84 RECORD: 23-4 LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING: 6, 7 LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING: 2, 4 STARTERS RETURNING: 4 2, 7 STARTERS RETURNING: 4 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Kevin White STARTERS RETURNING: 3 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Max Urick COLORS: Purple and Gold ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: L.K. Park COLORS: Cardinal and Gold NICKNAME: Duhawks COLORS: Maroon and Gold NICKNAME: Cyclones ARENA: Loras Fieldhouse NICKNAME: Lady Ramblers ARENA: Hilton Coliseum CAPACITY: 2,000 ARENA: Alumni Gymnasium CAPACITY: 14,000 SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT: CAPACITY: 3,000 SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT: Tom Boeh SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT: Donna Hart Office Phone: (319) 588-7407 Paul Mettewie Office Phone: (515) 294-3404 Home Phone: (319) 588-7717 Office Phone: (312) 508-2566 Home Phone: (515) 292-9178 Home Phone: (312) 529-511 5 22 @) St. Ambrose St. Cloud State mSouthern Illinois November 28 at Davenport, IA December 8 at the West Gym January 17 at Carbondale, IL February 16 at the UNI-Dome LOCATION: Davenport, IA 52803 LOCATION: St. Cloud, MN 56301 ENROLLMENT: 2,000 ENROLLMENT: 11 ,900 LOCATION: Carbondale, IL 62901 CONFERENCE: Independent CONFERENCE: North Central ENROLLMENT: 22,000 HEAD COACH: Lisa Sluder (Northern HEAD COACH: Gladys Ziemer (Mankato CONFERENCE: Gateway Collegiate Iowa '82) State) HEAD COACH: Cindy Scott (Memphis RECORD AT SAC: First Year RECORD AT SCS: 184-96 (11 years) State '75) - CAREER RECORD: 0-0 CAREER RECORD: 184-96 (11 years) RECORD AT SIU: 121-79 (7 years) ASSISTANT COACH: David Beason ASSISTANT COACH: Renee Skogstad CAREER RECORD: 121-79 (7 years) 1983-84 RECORD: 29-4 (Minnesota-Morris '80) ASSISTANT COACH: Julie Beck LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING: 1983-84 RECORD: 27-3 (Missouri. '78), George lubelt (Southern 3, 4 LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING: Illinois) STARTERS RETURNING: 4 . 3, 10 1983-84 RECORD: 22-6 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Jim Fox STARTERS RETURNING: 5 LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING: COLORS: Blue and White ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Gladys Ziemer 6, 9 NICKNAME: Fighting Bees COLORS: Cardinal and Black STARTERS RETURNING: 1 ARENA: Lee Lohman Arena NICKNAME: Huskies ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Charlotte West CAPACITY: 2,000 ARENA: Halenbeck Hall COLORS: Maroon and White SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT: CAPACITY: 7,500 NICKNAME: Salukis Scott L. McKissick SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT: ARENA: SIU Arena Office Phone: (319) 383-8731 Mike Schroder CAPACITY: (9,000) Office Phone: (612) 255-2141 SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT: Home Phone: (612) 255-9266 Mitch Parkinson Office Phone: (618) 536-5566 Home Phone: (618) 457-7410

Southwest Missouri Western Illinois Wichita State State January 6 at the UNI-Dome January 26 at the UNI-Dome March 6 at Macomb, January 24 at the UNI-Dome IL February 21 at Wichita, KS February 23 at Springfield, MO LOCATION: Macomb, IL 61455 LOCATION: Wichita, KS 67208 ENROLLMENT: 10,630 ENROLLMENT: LOCATION: Springfield, MO 65804 17,000 CONFERENCE: Gateway Collegiate ENROLLMENT: 15,500 CONFERENCE: Gateway Collegiate HEAD COACH: Theresa Check (Central HEAD CONFERENCE: Gateway Collegiate COACH: Karen Harden (West State '79) HEAD COACH: Valerie Goodwin Chester State '72) RECORD AT WIU: 13-41 (2 years) RECORD AT (Wayland Baptist '79) WSU: 14-14 (1 year) CAREER RECORD: 13-41 (2 years) CAREER RECORD: RECORD AT SMS: 12-16 (1 year) 27-50 (3 years) ASSISTANT COACH: Kathy Markey ASSISTANT COACH: CAREER RECORD: 12-16 (1 year) Kim Hansen (Southwest Missouri '82) (Grand Valley State ASSISTANT COACH: Cheryl Burnett '80), Kim Price 1983-84 RECORD: 8-19 (Kansas '80) (Kansas State '83) LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING: 1983-84 1983-84 RECORD: 12-16 RECORD: 14-14 3, 5 LETIERWINNERS LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING: LOST, RETURNING: 4, 8 STARTERS RETURNING: 4 2, 3 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Marion STARTERS STARTERS RETURNING: 4 RETURNING: 3 Blackinton ATHLETIC ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Mary Jo Wynn DIRECTOR: Lew Perkins COLORS: Purple and Old Gold COLORS: Maroon and White COLORS: Yellow and Black NICKNAME: Westerwinds NICKNAME: Bears NICKNAME: Shockers ARENA: Brophy Hall ARENA: ARENA: Hammons Student Center Henry Levitt Arena CAPACITY: 8,702 CAPACITY: 1,500 CAPACITY: 10,666 SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT: SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT: c9NTACT: Bonnie Barker Jeff Sernick Susan Wolcott Office Phone: (309) 298- Office Phone: (417) 836-5402 1663 Office Phone: (316) 689-3265 Home Phone: (309) 833-4811 Home Phone: (417) 883-2359 Home Phone: (316) 685-9852 23 Wisconsin

December 1 at Madison, WI

LOCATION: Madison, WI 53706 ENROLLMENT: 42,430 CONFERENCE: Big Ten HEAD COACH: Edwina Qualls (Southern Connecticut State) RECORD AT UW: 117-101 (8 years) CAREER RECORD: 117-101 (8 years) ASSISTANT COACH: Terry Ellis (Southwest Missouri State '72) Linda Gough (Wisconsin '82) 1983-84 RECORD: 19-11 LETIERWINNERS LOST, RETURNING: 4, 8 STARTERS RETURNING: 2 COLORS: Red and White NICKNAME: Badgers ARENA: Wisconsin Fieldhouse

UNI - Primary Media Outlets

Writers Radio & TV WATERLOO COURIER: Russ Smith, Sports Editor ... Press KWWL-TV: Bob Healey, Sports Director . .. Press Releases, Releases, Media Guides, Features, Photos; West Park & Com Media Guides, Color Slides; KWWL Building, Waterloo, IA mercial, Waterloo, IA 50701 (319) 291-1466 50703 (319) 291-1200 DES MOINES REGISTER: Mike Wegner, Sports Editor ... Press WMT Radio: Ron Gonder, Sports Director . . . Press Releases, Releases, Media Guides, Features, Photos; P.O. Box 957, Des Media Guides; Cedar Rapids, IA 52406 (319) 395-6000 Moines, IA 50304 (515) 284-8124 KCRG-TV: John Campbell, Sports Director ... Press Releases, CEDAR RAPIDS GAZETIE: Sports Editor ... Press Releases, Media Guides; Cedar Rapids, IA 52406 (319) 398-,8391 Media Guides; Cedar Rapids, IA 52406 (319) 398-8257 KXEL AM-FM: Sports Director ... Press Releases, Media Guides; NORTHERN IOWAN: Sports Editor ... Press Releases, Media Highway 218 E. , Waterloo, IA 50702 (319) 233-3371 Guides, Features, Photos, (University Newspaper); (319) KCFI AM: Kelly Neff, Sports Director, Cedar Falls, IA 50613. Press 273-2157 Releases, Media Guides, (319) 277-1918 UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL: Sports Editor . . . Press WHO: Jim Zabel, Sports Director . .. Press Releases, Media Releases, Media Guides; 61 Locust, Central National Bank Guides; Des Moines, IA 50300 (515) 288-6511 Bldg., Des Moines, IA 50309 (515) 244-5185 KCCI-TV: Sports Director ... Press Releases, Media Guides; Des ASSOCIATED PRESS: Chuck Schoffner ... Press Releases, Moines, IA 50309 (515) 247-8800 Media Guides; PO Box 1741 , Des Moines, IA 50306 (515) WOC-TV: Sports Director ... Press Releases, Media Guides, 243-3281 Davenport, IA 52801 (319) 383-7000 QUAD CITY TIMES: Sports Editor .. . Press Releases, Media WOI-TV: Sports Director ... Press Releases, Media Guides; Guides, Features, Photos; Davenport, IA 52801 (319) Ames, IA 50011 (515) 294-4333 383-2220 KGAN-TV: Sports Director ... Press Releases, Media Guides; Cedar Rapids, IA 52406 (319) 395-6188 KWAY-FM: Sports Director ... Press Releases, Media Guides, Box 307, Waverly, IA 50677 (319) 352-3550 KWLO Radio: Don Ross, Sports Director ... Press Releases, Media Guides; Box 1330, Waterloo, IA 50703

24 Puttin' Together the Pieces 1984-85 UNI Panther Schedule

November 28 St. Ambrose Davenport, IA 7:00 p.m . December 1 Wisconsin Madison, WI 3:45 p.m. 6 Iowa State Ames, IA 5:15 p.m . :a St. Cloud State West Gym 7:30 p.m. 13 Eastem Washington UNI-Dome 7:30 p.m. 19 Illinois-Chicago West Gym 7:30 p.m. 22 Loyola UNI-Dome 2:00 p.m. January 4 *Bradley UNI-Dome 7:30 p.m. 6 *Westem Illinois UNI-Dome 2:00 p.m. 9 Grand View UNI-Dome 5:30 p.m. 11 *Drake UNI-Dome 7:30 p.m. 15 DePaul UNI-Dome 7:30 p.m. 17. *Southern Illinois Carbondale, IL 7:30 p.m. 19 *Eastern Illinois Charleston, IL 5:15 p.m. 24 *Southwest Missouri State UNI-Dome 7:30 p.m. 26 *Wichita State UNI-Dome 5:30 p.m. • February 1 *Illinois State Normal, IL 7:30 p.m. 3 *Indiana State Terre Haute, IN 2:00 p.m . 8 *Drake Des Moines, IA 7:30 p.m . 11 Loras UNI-Dome 5:30 p.m. 14 *Eastem Illinois UNI-Dome 7:30 p.m. 16 *Southem Illinois UNI-Dome 7:30 p.m. 21 *Wichita State Wichita, KS 7:30 p.m. 23 *Southwest Missouri State Springfield, MO 5:15 p.m . 27 *Indiana State UNI-Dome 7:30 p.m.,, March 1 *Illinois State UNI-Dome 2:00 p.m. 4 *Bradley Peoria, IL 7:30 p.m . 6 *Western IIIinois Macomb, IL 7:30 p.m.

*Gateway Collegiate Games