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2010 ASU Bowling Media Guide.Qxp 2010-11 Arkansas State Women’s Bowling Table of Contents / Quick Facts INTRODUCTION QUICK FACTS Table of Contents ........................................................1 Location . .Jonesboro, Arkansas (66,194) Quick Facts .................................................................1 Nickname . .Red Wolves THE 2010-11 RED WOLVES Enrollment . .13,448 Numerical & Alphabetical Rosters...............................2 Colors . .Scarlet & Black 2010-11 Tournament Schedule ...................................3 Founded . .1909 Head Coach Justin Kostick.........................................4 Player Bios ..................................................................5 Facility . .Paragould Bowling Center Affiliation . .NCAA Division I RED WOLVES RECORD BOOK Conference . .Independent (Sun Belt in all other sports) 2009-10 Year in Review............................................14 Interim President . .Dr. Robert Potts ASU at the NCAA Championship..............................16 Interim Chancellor . .Dr. Dan Howard 2009-10 Statistics/Results.........................................17 All-time Letterwinners................................................18 Director of Athletics . .Dr. Dean Lee Notables in ASU Bowling ..........................................19 Faculty Athletics Representative . .Nonie Wiggins Athletic Dept. Phone . .870-972-3880 ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Ticket Office Phone . .870-972-2781 Welcome to ASU.......................................................20 ASU Administration ...................................................21 Athletic Web Site . .AStateRedWolves.com ASU Interim Chancellor Dr. Dan Howard..................22 ASU Director of Athletics Dr. Dean Lee ....................23 SPORTS INFORMATION Athletic Facilities .......................................................24 Graduate Assistant (Bowling Contact) . .Katey Buckley Jonesboro, Arkansas.................................................25 Cell Phone . .870-838-5967 CREDITS E-mail . [email protected] The 2010 Arkansas State bowling reference guide Assistant AD/Sports Information Director . .Jerry Scott has been compiled for use by the media, prospective Assistant Director . .Van Provence students and fans. It is a publication of the ASU Sports Information Office (Jerry Scott, Director; Van Assistant Director . .Anthony Reynolds Provence and Anthony Reynolds, Assistants; Katey Sports Information Phone . .870-972-2541 Buckley, Graduate Assistant; Alec Childress, Kati Sports Information Fax . .870-972-3367 Clausen and Trenna Lauhon, Student Assistants.) Mailing Address: PHOTOGRAPHY PO Box 1000, State University, AR 72467 Richard Bishop (Bishop Photography), Overnight Address: NCAAphotos.com, Katey Buckley, Tom Moore, Bill 217 Olympic Drive, Jonesboro, AR 72401 Bowen, David Stout, Rodney Freeman, Van Provence, Phareta Calkin, Jonesboro Sun, Ernie Rice. COVER DESIGN ASU Creative Services Department. AStateRedWolves.com 1 2010-11 Arkansas State Women’s Bowling 2010-11 Red Wolves Roster Alphabetical Roster No. Name Ht. Cl. Hometown (Previous School) 13 Lela Dudley 5-4 Jr. Blue Springs, Miss (Tupelo High School) 17 Emily Fravel 5-7 Sr. Tomball, Texas (Tomball High School) 19 Rachael Gittings 5-6 So. Glen Allen, Va. (J.R. Tucker High School) 23 Amanda Labossiere 5-7 Fr. Buzzards Bay, Mass. (Wareham High School) 22 Melissa Lachanski 5-4 So. Albany, N.Y. (Colonie Central High School) 2 Lauren Pulver 5-3 Sr. Albany, N.Y. (Hudson Valley CC) 7 Ashley Rucker 5-8 Fr. Bartlesville, Okla. (Wesleyan Christian School) 11 Kelsey Smith 5-4 Fr. Grand Blanc, Mich. (Grand Blanc High School) 10 Emily Troutman 5-6 R-Jr. Louisville, Ky. (Fern Creek Traditional) Numerical Roster No. Name Ht. Cl. Hometown (Previous School) 2 Lauren Pulver 5-3 Sr. Albany, N.Y. (Hudson Valley CC) 7 Ashley Rucker 5-8 Fr. Bartlesville, Okla. (Wesleyan Christian School) 10 Emily Troutman 5-6 R-Jr. Louisville, Ky. (Fern Creek Traditional) 11 Kelsey Smith 5-4 Fr. Grand Blanc, Mich. (Grand Blanc High School) 13 Lela Dudley 5-4 Jr. Blue Springs, Miss (Tupelo High School) 17 Emily Fravel 5-7 Sr. Tomball, Texas (Tomball High School) 19 Rachael Gittings 5-6 So. Glen Allen, Va. (J.R. Tucker High School) 22 Melissa Lachanski 5-4 So. Albany, N.Y. (Colonie Central High School) 23 Amanda Labossiere 5-7 Fr. Buzzards Bay, Mass. (Wareham High School) Pronunciation Guide Emily Fravel - Fray-VULL Amanda Labossiere - La-BOW-see-ay Melissa Lachanski - La-chan-SKEE 2 AStateRedWolves.com 2010-11 Arkansas State Women’s Bowling 2010-11 Tournament Schedule DATE TOURNAMENT LOCATION Oct. 29-31 Greater Ozark Classic Springfield, Mo. Nov. 12-14 Crusader Classic Merrillville, Ind. Dec. 3-5 Capital City Collegiate Classic Jackson, Miss. Jan. 14-16 Mid Winter Classic Cabot, Ark. Jan. 20-22 Big Red Invitational Lincoln, Neb. Feb. 4-6 Shrewsbury Invitational St. Louis, Mo. Feb. 25-27 Holiday Collegiate Classic Bessemer, Ala. Mar. 18-20 Music City Classic Smyrna, Tenn. Apr. 14-16 NCAA Championships Detroit, Mich. AStateRedWolves.com 3 2010-11 Arkansas State Women’s Bowling Head Coach Justin Kostick Justin Kostick led the A-State bowling squad to its third con- secutive 70-win season, landing at 79-40 (.663) overall, during his first year as head coach. The Red Wolves advanced to the semifinals of the 2010 NCAA Women’s Bowling Championships, and two players earned All-America honors. Kostick is just the second head coach in the history of the ASU bowling program, which advanced to the NCAA Championships each of the last three seasons, finishing as national runners-up in 2008. "My goal is to bring a national championship to Arkansas State," said Kostick. "The team is pretty solid, and there is a very good base to build around." Kostick served as the head men's bowling coach at the University of Nebraska from 2004-06, leading the Cornhuskers to a top-five finish at the 2004 USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships, three other tournament titles and six second-place tournament finishes. "Justin brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the position," said Lee. "He has a tremendous amount of experience with both the professional and technical aspects of bowling and comes to Arkansas State highly recommended. As a player and coach at one of the top bowling programs in the nation, Justin has certainly developed the knowledge and leadership skills necessary to continue ASU's strong tradition in women's bowling." An accomplished bowler, Kostick boasts five perfect games, two of which were back-to-back. He has posted a high series of 825 and is a two-time Washington State Champion at the Pepsi Youth Championships. In 1997, he finished eighth at the National Pepsi Youth Championships. In 1998, Kostick won the Junior Olympic Gold Qualifier tournament and placed 45th at the Junior Olympic Gold tournament later that year. He competed for the University of Nebraska men's bowling team from 1999-2004 and was coached by two-time PBA Champion Bill Straub. 4 AStateRedWolves.com 2010-11 Arkansas State Women’s Bowling 2010-11 ASU Red Wolves Lela Dudley 5’4” • Junior Blue springs, Miss. Tupelo High School 2009-10: Knocked down a total of 917 pins on the year in five games…averaged 183.4…bowled a high game of 208 at the Capital City Classic. 2008-09: Bowled five games for ASU as a true freshman…averaged 173.60 with a total pinfall of 918…bowled a high game of 202 at the Maverick Challenge hosted by Minnesota State-Mankato…named to the Athletic Director's Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Right-handed bowler…held a 198 average…helped her team win the state champi- onship in 2007 and 2008…was the top girl in the state in 2007…2008 Denny's All-American HS Championship Girls Selection...also played slow-pitch softball…a Rotary scholar in 2005…a member of National Honor Society Anchor Club and Excalibur. PERSONAL: Born April 25, 1990 in Flowood, Miss…daughter of Brian and Susan Dudley…majoring in animal science…enjoys reading, horseback riding and listening to music. AStateRedWolves.com 5 2010-11 Arkansas State Women’s Bowling 2010-11 ASU Red Wolves Emily Fravel 5’7” • Senior tomball, Texas Tomball High School 2009-10: Bowled in 47 games for a 181.82 average…knocked down 8,615 total pins with a high game of 246 at the NCAA Championship. 2008-09: Averaged 180.61 in 47 games bowled for the Red Wolves…totaled 8,489 pins on the year…rolled a high game of 233. 2007-08: Bowled in 15 games....had an average of 168.20 with a total pinfall of 2,523...high game was 198....named to Athletic Director's Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Right-hander who excelled with the Greater Houston Youth Bowling Association…overall average was 215…had two 300 games and a 290…high series was 770…com- peted in USBC Junior Olympic Gold Tournament in 2005 in Indianapolis, Ind., and in 2007 in Buffalo, N.Y….named 2007 Greater Houston Female Bowler of the Year…member of THS Health Occupation Students of American and served as President-Elect during junior year and Reporter as a senior…nationally recognized by HOSA for service and dedication for four years to local chapter in 2007…named Who's Who Among American High School Students all four years. PERSONAL: Born June 5, 1989 in Texas City, Texas…majoring in international business with a minor in marketing…daughter of Clyde and Robbie Fravel…enjoys music and reading…last named pronounced FRAY-vul. 6 AStateRedWolves.com 2010-11 Arkansas State Women’s Bowling 2010-11 ASU Red Wolves Rachael Gittings 5’6” • Sophomore Glen Allen, Va. J.R. Tucker H.S. 2009-10: Made an immediate impact with the Red Wolves, bowling in 49 games as a true
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