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11/9 U. of Ky. (exhib.) 2:00 Away 11/18 Ky. State Univ. 7:00 Home 11/21&22 @ Merrimack College Tournament (BU, Merrimack, Dowling, Flagler) 11/29 Saginaw Valley St. 1:00 Home 12/4 St. Joseph’s College 5:30 Away 12/6 Univ. of Indianapolis 5:30 Away 12/16 Wilberforce Univ. 4:00 Away 12/18 Oakland City 7:00 HOME 12/20 Alice Lloyd College 4:00 HOME 12/29 Lake Superior St. 6:00 HOME 12/30 Northwood Univ. 3:00 HOME 1/2 Northern Ky. 5:45 HOME 1/8 Ky. Wesleyan 5:45 HOME 1/10 Southern Indiana 5:45 HOME 1/15 Missouri-St. Louis 7:30 Away 1/17 Rockhurst Univ. 1:00 Away 1/22 Drury University 5:45 HOME 1/24 Missouri S & T 1:00 HOME 1/29 Quincy University 5:15 Away 1/31 Lewis University 1:00 Away 2/5 Wisc.-Parkside 5:45 HOME 2/7 St. Joseph’s 1:00 HOME 2/12 Ky. Wesleyan 5:15 Away 2/14 Wisc.-Parkside 1:00 Away 2/19 Lewis University 5:45 HOME 2/21 Indianapolis 5:45 HOME 2/26 Northern Kentucky 5:30 Away

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The 2008-09 Knights Athletics Administration 2008-09 Season Preview 2 Athletics Director, Scott Wiegandt 452.8496 Assistant Athletics Director, Jim Vargo 452.8042 Coaching Staff 3 Assistant Athletics Director, Marilyn Staples 452.8408 Roster 4 Athletics Secretary, Linda Burt 452.8381 Player Profiles 5 Athletics Secretary, Traci Siemens 452.8380 Sports Information Director, John Spugnardi 452.8078 Cell phone 905.0922 Season Review (2007-08) Asst. Sports Information Director, Jon Auten 452.8078 2007-08 Season Stats 14 GLVC Information and Standings 15 Head Coaches 2008-09 Opponents 16 Baseball, Deron Spink 452.8278 Program Records 18 Basketball-Men, Scott Davenport 452.8383 Honor Roll 21 Basketball-Women, David Smith 452.8382 Cross Country-Men & Women, Jim Vargo 452.8042 All-Time Results 23 Field Hockey, Don Hubbuch 452.8362 Golf-Men, Ernie Denham 452.8380 Bellarmine University Golf-Women, Art Henry 452.8380 Bellarmine President, Athletics Director 28 Lacrosse, Jack McGetrick 452.8397 Soccer-Men & Women, Tim Chastonay 452.8043 Bellarmine Athletics Staff 29 Softball, Renee Hicks 452.8041 Athletics Facilities 30 Tennis - Men, Todd Murphy 452.8380 Bellarmine University and Louisville, KY 31 Tennis - Women, John Mican 452.8380 Notable BU Personalities 33 Track & Field - Men & Women, Jim Vargo 452.8042 GLVC Sportmanship 34 Volleyball, Dan Palmer 452.8380 Other Contact Information Supporters Knights Hall 452.8206 or 452.8207 MetroMedical Solutions/United Electric 34 Sports Information: [email protected] Environmental Safety Technologies 35 athletics.bellarmine.edu Century Mortgage/ PNC 36 Shively/O’Shea’s-Brendan’s-Flanagan’s 37 Knights Hall is equipped with wireless capability. Additional phone lines for electronic transmissions are available upon Friends of Bellarmine 38 request. All numbers are 502 area code. Knights Travel IBC

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The Bellarmine women’s basketball team the team after playing at WU and was named the attack the lane and then shoot the three off of the finished the 2007-08 season with 20 wins and a team’s newcomer of the year in 2007-08. Allison pass. Running a more open offense, the Knights trip to the NCAA Division II Tournament. Head Hughes, who was a key contributor at St. Joseph’s, will also seek to use their defense to spark their Coach David Smith, who surpassed 500 career will finish her playing career at Bellarmine as well. transition game. wins during the previous season, will be counting All three will challenge for time in the back court Bellarmine’s schedule will be difficult as on two returning starters and a host of newcomers while Nicols and the 5-8 Hughes might also provide usual with a nice mix of home and away games as his team seeks to exceed the accomplishments some help on the front line. to prepare the squad for play in the Great Lakes of last year’s squad. Freshmen Randi Uebelhor (5-11), Jasmine Valley Conference. Competition in the GLVC East The Knights will look to seniors Dana Hamilton (5-8) and Taylor Fountain (5-10) could Division promises to be especially challenging due Beaven and Taylor Kopple for scoring punch in all factor into the playing rotation in the front court to the presence of last year’s national champion the lane and leadership on the court. Beaven, a as well. Kylie Brady (5-7), Samantha Sheeran Northern Kentucky. The Knights have an early 6-0 forward who joined Bellarmine’s Thousand (5-6) and Amy Lomax (5-8) are first year players date with the preseason #1 ranked Norse as they Point Club last season as her career total reached who will vie for time at the guard position for play NKU on Jan. 2 in Knights Hall. GLVC play 1022, returns with her 11.6 points per game and Coach Smith. will include many tough games, including a visit 6.6 rebounds per game to anchor the front line The team’s size and athleticism will factor into from Drury (#7 in the preseason), before wrap- for Coach Smith. Beaven recorded four double- the playing style of the Knights this year. Coach ping up with a return visit to Northern Kentucky doubles last year including a season high 23 points Smith will call on his crew to use their quickness to on Feb. 26. and a game high 12 rebounds in a win over Lewis. Joining her for a powerful 1-2 punch in the paint is Kopple, a 5-11 forward who averaged 8.5 points per game and 4.8 rebounds per game. A Louis- ville native and Sacred Heart grad, Kopple was fifth on the team in points scored, third in rebounds and third in assists. Her quickness and speed in transition puts a tremendous amount of pressure on the op- posing team’s defense. Coach Smith will be selecting the rest of his starting five from a deep roster that includes three returning upperclassmen, three transfers and seven freshmen. Seniors Trisha Bennett and Lara Donnelly and lone junior Destiny Mattingly will be asked to provide experience and minutes in the back court. A trio of transfers will also bring their abilities and experience to the mix. Shawna Nicols (Lincoln Memorial/University of Wisconsin) and Andrea Bank- head (Indiana State) both have valuable Division I playing time. Nicols, a 5-11 guard, averaged 10.7 points per game for Lincoln Memorial in her only year with

2 Coaching Staff Head Coach David Smith College Record Over the span of his career, David North Dakota State in the championship game, and his 1998 squad 2007-08 Bellarmine 20-12 Smith has established himself as made it all the way to the Elite Eight. His Lady Raider teams also 2006-07 Bellarmine 19-11 one of the top women’s basketball scooped up three Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference champi- 2005-06 Bellarmine 14-14 coaches in NCAA Division II history. onships along the way, while Smith was named Coach of the Year 2004-05 Bellarmine 21-9 In 2007-08, Bellarmine defeated three times (1995, 1996, 1998). He was also awarded the Women’s 2003-04 Bellarmine 21-9 2002-03 Bellarmine 21-10 Limestone during its first game of the Basketball Coaches Association East Region Coach-of-the-Year 2001-02 Bellarmine 18-10 season giving Smith his 500th victory. in 1996 and 1998 and completed his stint at Shippensburg as the 2000-01 Bellarmine 20-8 The end of the season saw him at program’s most successful coach with 160 total victories. 1999-00 Bellarmine 18-10 519 career wins. This total places him Before moving to Pennsylvania, Smith left his mark at St. Joseph’s 1998-99 Bellarmine 21-9 sixth among all active NCAA Division College in Rensselaer, Ind. There, he founded the first women’s bas- 1997-98 Shippensburg 28-4 1996-97 Shippensburg 25-5 II women’s head coaches, while his ketball team at the school in 1976 and promptly led them to a 14-2 1995-96 Shippensburg 28-6 career winning percentage of .705 season. He coached the Lady Pumas for seven seasons, and built 1994-95 Shippensburg 22-7 ranks 15th among that same group. In 2007, the NCAA named Smith them into a national power, as they won three GLVC crowns and two 1993-94 Shippensburg 13-12 as one of “Women’s Basketball’s Finest” in their 25-year anniversary Regional titles. He was named GLVC Coach of the Year three times 1992-93 Shippensburg 14-12 publication. He is embarking on his eleventh year at the helm of the during that stint and won a total of 166 games there, more than any 1991-92 Shippensburg 17-10 1990-91 Shippensburg 13-13 Bellarmine women’s basketball team, and his 27th year as a college other basketball coach at St. Joseph’s. 1989-90 St. Joseph’s 28-2 head coach. A native Hoosier, Smith played several sports at tiny Mt. Ayr High 1988-89 St. Jospeh’s 27-4 Leading teams to post-season play and racking up post-season School. He earned a cross country and track scholarship to Indiana 1987-88 St. Joseph’s 27-4 honors is almost a given for Smith and his teams. In his ten years at State University and graduated from there in 1969. After coaching two 1986-87 St. Joseph’s 18-10 Bellarmine, Smith has sent his teams to the NCAA tournament on years at the high school level at North Wood, he went back to ISU as 1985-86 St. Joseph’s 20-8 six different occasions, including last season. During the past ten a track and cross country graduate assistant, picking up his master’s 1984-85 St. Jospeh’s 16-12 1983-84 St. Joseph’s* 11-17 seasons, numerous Bellarmine players have earned All-Conference degree in 1972. He then taught and coached at Rensselaer High 1982-83 St. Joseph’s* 9-19 honors, including this past season when Angela Smith, Denasha School for four years before moving on to St. Joseph’s. He earned a 1981-82 St. Joseph’s* 13-14 Mondy and Katie Willinger were all named to All-GLVC teams. During second degree in psychology at St. Joseph’s, and is now working on 1980-81 St. Joseph’s* 14-13 his tenure, Smith has also had three players who have been named his Ph.D. in business and management. 1979-80 St. Joseph’s* 10-17 the league’s freshman of the year. He currently resides in Louisville with his wife Marla. He has a 1978-79 St. Joseph’s* 20-10 1977-78 St. Joseph’s 16-4 Before coming to Bellarmine, Smith had a highly successful run at son, Scotte, who is the assistant coach at Merrimack College in North 1976-77 St. Joseph’s 14-2 Shippensburg, where four of his squads made it to the big dance. His Andover, Maryland, and a daughter, Pepper, who lives in Shippensburg. Career Record: 519-217 (0.705) 1996 team was national runner-up, losing to Division II powerhouse He also has a granddaughter, MaKiela, who is now 11. * (Men’s Asst.)

Assistant Coach lindsey Peetz Assistant Coach Brian Sullivan ASSISTANT COACH AMY SIEGEL Lindsey Peetz is in her third Brian Sullivan is in his third Amy Siegel returns for her year as assistant coach for year and second stint as an second stint as an assistant Bellarmine. Last season, assistant coach at Bellarmine. coach for the women’s bas- Peetz helped the Knights to Prior to coming to Louisville, ketball team, having served a 20-12 season, which in- Sullivan spent two seasons as in that role for the 2001-02 cluded a berth in the NCAA the head women’s coach at season. Many Knights fans Tournament. She joined the NAIA Division I school Bresica will remember her as a player Knights staff after spending University in Owensboro, Ky. for Bellarmine from 1994-98, two seasons as an assistant There he led the Lady Bearcats when she helped the team to coach at Brescia University to a No. 25 national ranking an 82-30 record, the ’95-’96 GLVC championship and under fellow Bellarmine assistant coach Brian Sullivan. At and victories over top 20 programs Georgetown College two NCAA tournament appearances. Bellarmine, Peetz has been involved in all aspects of the and Cumberland College in his first season. Before A very experienced coach, Siegel served two program including individual workout development, game taking the Brescia job, Sullivan helped Bellarmine to a stints on the staff at Quincy University, where she tape exchange, monitoring weight and conditioning work, 21-9 record and a berth in the NCAA Division II national helped the Lady Hawks win two GLVC champion- on-court coaching, and directing summer camps. tournament during the 2003-04 season. Prior to that, he ships and make a trip to the Elite Eight in 2004. Peetz spent three seasons on the court playing col- was an assistant coach at Franklin College, an NCAA She also served two years as the head coach at St. legiately at Hanover College. After a career-ending injury, Division III program in Franklin, Ind., for seven seasons. Joseph’s where her 2005 squad became the first she moved to the bench her senior year to serve as a His teams at Franklin advanced to the Heartland Col- Lady Puma team to post a winning record in almost student assistant coach while completing her physical legiate Athletic Conference four of his final five seasons a decade. education degree. She has also served as an AAU coach there and captured a league title during the 1999-2000 Most recently, she spent a year as an assistant for middle school and high school girls teams. campaign. His overall college coaching record currently at Indiana State University on the staff of long time While working at Bellarmine, she is also pursuing stands at 170-169. Sycamore Coach Jim Wiedie. her master’s degree in sport science from the United Sullivan is a graduate of Franklin with a degree in As a player, Siegel enjoyed an outstanding career States Sports Academy in Daphne, Alabama. History. He currently works at Kindred Hospital. He is that included earning first team All-GLVC honors. She a member of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Asso- currently ranks as Bellarmine’s 11th all-time leading ciation and has been a past speaker and moderator at scorer, and she is fourth on the all-time steals list and the association’s national convention. He and his wife is fifth in career assists. Margaret live in New Albany, Ind.

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NO. NAME CLASS POSITION HEIGHT HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS COLLEGE ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 10 Andrea Bankhead SR G 5-6 Bellwood IL Indiana State 10 Annie Bankhead 11 Trisha Bennett SR G 5-4 New Albany, IN New Albany H.S. 21/32 Dana Beaven 12 Allison Hughes SR G 5-8 Perrysville, IN St. Joseph’s College 11 Trisha Bennett 14 Destiny Mattingly JR G 5-8 Versailles, KY Woodford Co. H.S. 24 Kylie Brady 22 Lara Donnelly 15 Taylor Kopple SR G/F 6-0 Louisville, KY Western Kentucky Univ. 42 Taylor Fountain 21/32 Dana Beaven SR F 6-1 Corydon, IN Corydon Central H.S. 33 Jasmine Hamilton 22 Lara Donnelly SR G 5-6 Elizabethtown, KY Elizabethtown H.S. 12 Allison Hughes 23 Allison Matheis FR G 5-9 Dubois, IN Northeast Dubois H.S. 15 Taylor Kopple 31 Amy Lomax 24 Kylie Brady FR G 5-7 Elizabethtown, KY Central Hardin H.S. 23 Allison Matheis 25 Randi Uebelhor FR F/C 5-11 Dubois, IN Forest Park H.S. 14 Destiny Mattingly 30 Samantha Sheeran FR G 5-6 Elizabethtown, KY Central Hardin H.S. 40 Shawna Nicols 31 Amy Lomax FR G 5-8 Louisville, KY Ballard H.S. 30 Samantha Sheeran 25 Randi Uebelhor 33 Jasmine Hamilton FR G/F 5-8 Louisville, KY Male H.S. 34 Margot Tracy JR C 6-1 Cincinnati, OH Essex County College Pronunciation 40 Shawna Nicols SR G 5-11 Milwaukee, WI Univ. of Wisconsin Beaven BEV in Matheis Mott ICE 42 Taylor Fountain FR F 5-10 New Albany, IN New Albany H.S. Sheeran SHARE un Head Coach: David Smith Uebelhor YOU bull or ASSISTANT COACHES: Lindsey Peetz, Amy Siegel, Brian Sullivan TEAM MANAGER: Leesha Heitzman

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21 (32 in black jersey) 6-0 • Senior • Forward Corydon, Ind. Corydon Central High Dana Major: History Parents: Anthony and Kris Beaven

Beaven2007-08: Started 28 of 32 games as a junior averaging 24.7 minutes per game...Averaged 11.1 points per game while scoring 354 points on the season tying for second on the team…Joined the Thousand Point Club with 1,022 career points…Was seventh in the GLVC with a .512 field goal percentage…Recorded four double-doubles including a season high 23 points and a game high 12 rebounds in a win versus Lewis…Led the knights in scoring in five different games…Was first on the team with 212 rebounds averaging 6.6 per contest…Snared a season high 14 rebounds versus Rockhurst…Was also first on the team with 27 blocks…Had three blocked shots on three different occasions…Free throw percentage of .843 was ninth in the GLVC. 2006-07: Started in 29 games as a sophomore for the Knights, averaging 23.7 minutes per game...Earned Honorable Mention All-GLVC Honors...Led team and ranked 12th in the GLVC with 6.7 rebounds per game, including the league’s fifth best defensive rebounding rate…Shot 49.4 percent from the field, the tenth best percentage among GLVC players making at least three shots per game...Set a school single game field goal percentage record by going 9-for-9 in a win against St. Joseph’s (Feb. 24)…Was second on the team with an 11.5 scoring average... Finished a remarkable third in the GLVC for three-point shooting percentage (43.8 percent)… Recorded five double-doubles, including a 22-point, 14-rebound performance in win at Rockhurst (Jan. 27)...Scored a season-high 23 points in win at St. Joseph’s (Feb. 24)...Led team with 17 blocked shots. 2005-06: As a freshman, played in all 28 games, starting 26…Second on the team in points per game (11.6 ppg) and first in rebounding (6.4 rpg)…Her 11.6 points per game was 22nd best in the GLVC, and tops among all GLVC freshman…Beaven was ninth in the conference in rebounds per game and finished second among GLVC freshman in rebounding…Finished sixth in the GLVC in free-throw percentage, shooting 82 of 98 for 83.7 percent…Her four double-doubles tied for sixth in the conference in double-doubles on the season, and she was the only Bellarmine player to have more than one…Scored 12 points and added 12 rebounds in a win over St. Joe’s (Nov. 26)…Dropped 15 points and pulled down 12 rebounds in a loss to Findlay (Dec. 30)…Had a career night in a win over UW-Parkside on Jan. 19, scoring a team-season and individual season-high 30 points on 11 of 16 shooting, 8 of 10 at the free throw line, pulling down a team-season and individual season-high 14 rebounds and dishing out three assists… Also had the second highest point total of the season for the Knights, with 26 points on 9 of 13 from the floor, two of three from behind the arc, and pulling down nine rebounds against SIU-Edwardsville (Feb. 4)…Recorded her fourth double-double of the season at home against Indianapolis (Feb. 11), scoring 15 points and snagging 13 rebounds in a win…Recorded a season-high 3 blocks against St. Joe’s on Feb. 9 in a winning effort. High School: As a senior led Corydon Central to a runner-up finish in the Indiana State Basketball Tournament...Averaged 17.5 points and 7.5 rebounds per contest on her way to earning a spot on the Indiana All-Star team...Named Mid-Southern Conference Player of the Year... Also selected as the Indiana High School Athletics Association Patricia L. Roy Mental Attitude Winner for the state as well as being named a Hoosier Basketball Magazine First Team All-State Honoree...Averaged 20.2 points and 7.5 rebounds a game as a junior ...As a junior, was also named to the junior All-Star team and was an All-State Honorable Mention...Was a three-sport athlete, also earning letters in volleyball and softball.

Season GP GS fG mA Pct. 3pt M A Pct. fTM FTA Pct. rEB O-D Total Avg. PF FO Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2007-08 32-28 132-258 .512 20-54 .370 70-83 .843 51-161 212 6.6 101-2 47 87 27 43 354 11.1 2006-07 30-29 128-259 .494 32-73 .438 56-68 .824 42-158 200 6.7 85-2 43 64 17 36 344 11.5 2005-06 28-26 114-237 .481 14-30 .467 82-98 .837 44-136 180 6.4 97-7 44 79 13 29 324 11.6 Total 90-83 374-754 .496 66-157 .420 208-249 .835 137-455 592 6.6 283-11 134 230 57 108 1022 11.4 5 Player

11 5-4 • Senior • Guard New Albany, Ind. New Albany H.S./Gardner-Webb Trisha Major: Criminal Justice Parents: Tony and Tina Bennett/ Donna and Danny Yocom Bennett

2007-08: Started eight games and played in all 32 as a junior guard…Averaged four points per game and recorded 52 assists and 61 rebounds on the season…Was second on the team in three pointers made with 27…Was a perfect four for four from beyond the arc while leading the team with 12 points versus Christian Brothers…Had a season high 13 points against Northern Kentucky…Led the team with 5 assists versus Alice Lloyd… Nabbed 21 steals on the year with a season high five at Saint Joseph’s. 2006-07: Started two games and played in 27 in her first season with the Knights…Aver- aged 21.6 minutes per game...Scored career-high 17 points in loss at Saginaw Valley State (Dec. 16)...Scored double-digit points in six games…Handed out four or more assists on eight occasions…Also nabbed three steals versus Grand Valley State and Missouri-Rolla… Grabbed a season-high four rebounds in a win at Rockhurst (Feb. 1)…Made her last 15 free throws of the season and shot 82.1 percent from the stripe for the year...Had two blocked shots, despite her stature as the shortest player on Bellarmine’s roster. 2005-06: Played her freshman year at NCAA Division I Gardner-Webb University…Played in all 30 games, starting 15…Led team in assists, with 72 on the season…Averaged 4.5 points per game…Played fifth most minutes, averaging 20.5 minutes per game…Led the team in steals on four occasions, thieving a season-high four in a win against Lipscomb on Feb. 9…Dished out a season-high eight assists in a victory against Stetson Dec. 3… Selected Atlantic Sun Conference Academic All-Conference and Dean’s List… High School: Played for Todd Salterly at New Albany…Four year All-Conference selection…MVP of the HBCA All-Star Game…Battle of the Bridges All-Star Game MVP… As a senior, selected Second Team All-State by Hoosier Basketball Magazine…Holds school record for three point field goal percentage, free throw percentage, and number of three pointers hit in a game (9)…AAU State Champion and fifth place National finish in 2004…Also lettered in cross-country…Selected all conference in 2001 and 2002… State finalist in 2002 and 2003.

Season GP GS fG mA Pct. 3pt M A Pct. fTM FTA Pct. rEB O D Total Avg. PF FO Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2007-08 32-8 42-116 .360 27-82 .393 17-31 .548 7-54 61 1.9 38-1 52 47 0 21 128 4.0 2006-07 27-2 38-111 .342 31-84 .369 46-56 .821 7-31 38 1.4 39-0 60 55 2 19 153 5.7 2005-06* 30-15 40-109 .367 25-69 .362 30-42 .714 5-30 35 1.2 35-0 73 79 0 28 135 4.5 Total 89-25 120-336 .357 83-235 .353 93-129 .721 19-115 134 1.5 112-1 185 181 2 68 416 4.7 6 *Stats from Gardner-Webb Player

22 5-6 • Senior • Guard Elizabethtown, Ky. Elizabethtown High Lara Major: Elementary Education Parents: Edward and Deborah Donnelly Donnelly 2007-08: Came off the bench to play in 24 games while making 7 of 14 field goals… Was three of seven from the three point range…Made 10 of 12 from the charity stripe… Scored a season high seven points against Alice Lloyd…Dished out three assists against Saint Joseph’s and again versus Alice Lloyd…Played a season high 26 minutes against Saint Joseph’s. 2006-07: Came off the bench in 20 games as a sophomore, averaging 7.2 minutes per contest...Scored six points in a home win over Fayetteville State (Nov.19)…Had a career-high effort with six points and three rebounds in win at Findlay (Dec. 31)...Had five points, a block, a steal, and a rebound in a season-high 21 minutes of action against St. Joseph’s (Jan. 25)…Collected four steals and three blocks on the year…Committed just eight fouls in 144 minutes of court time. 2005-06: As a freshman, came off the bench in 15 games for the Knights…Dished out two assists and pulled down two rebounds in five minutes in a win at home against Rockhurst (Dec. 3)…Scored two points, going two of three at the free-throw line against CSU Monterey Bay (Dec. 20)…Went two for two at the free-throw line to score two points and added a defensive rebound in two minutes of playing time against UW-Parkside on Jan. 19...Totaled 26 minutes of playing time on the season. High School: Earned All-Area and All-Region honors at E-Town...Set school record for most three-pointers made in a career...Helped team to district and regional tourna- ments, earning All-Tournament team honors in both...Played for Coach Tim Mudd...Also ran cross country and track at EHS.

Season GP GS fG mA Pct. 3pt M A Pct. fTM FTA Pct. rEB O-D Total Avg. PF FO Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2007-08 24-0 7-14 .500 3-7 .429 10-12 .833 1-10 11 0.5 8-0 11 14 3 4 27 1.1 2006-07 20-0 8-19 .421 2-7 .286 20-26 .769 5-8 13 0.7 8-0 9 13 3 4 38 1.9 2005-06 15-0 0-2 .000 0-2 .000 4-5 .800 0-3 3 0.2 3-0 2 1 0 0 4 0.3 Total 59-0 15-35 .429 5-16 .313 34-43 .791 6-21 27 0.5 19-0 22 28 6 8 69 1.2 7 Player

12 5-8 • Senior • Guard Perrysville, Ind. North Vermillion H.S./St. Joseph’s Allison College Major: Master of Business Administration Parents: Laurel Hanetho and Dennis Hughes Hughes

Prior to transferring to Bellarmine:

For three years, starred for GLVC rival St. Joseph’s College, where she amassed 927 career points with a double digit career scoring average of 12.2 points per contest. Did not play her senior year, but did go on to earn an undergraduate degree in business, graduating cum laude in 2008. She is pursuing a master of business administration degree at Bellarmine.

As a junior at St. Joe’s, she started all 27 games for the Pumas and averaged 17.2 points and 4.7 rebounds a game while logging better than 35 minutes a game. Her 17.2 scoring average ranked her second in the GLVC that year. An occasional starter her first two years, she averaged 9.5 points a game as a sophomore and 9.3 as a freshman.

A standout high school player, Hughes helped her North Vermillion team to an Indiana State High School Championship as a junior. The following year, North Vermillion finished as the state runner-up. During that two-year span, Hughes’ high school team had an amazing 54-game winning streak.

Season GP GS fG mA Pct. 3pt M A Pct. fTM FTA Pct. rEB O D Total Avg. PF FO Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2006-07* 27-27 137-398 .344 52-166 .313 139-169 .822 27-101 128 4.7 65-2 60 89 5 30 465 17.2 2005-06* 27-19 81-230 .352 35-120 .292 60-73 .822 19-51 70 2.6 72-3 64 66 5 24 257 9.5 2004-05* 22-13 59-194 .304 26-100 .260 61-76 .803 10-28 38 1.7 39-1 47 57 3 15 205 9.3 Total 76-59 277-822 .337 113-386 .293 260-318 .818 56-180 236 3.1 176-6 171 212 13 69 927 12.2 8 *Stats from St. Joe’s Player

15 6-0 • Senior • Forward Louisville, Ky. Sacred Heart Academy/Western Kentucky University Taylor Major: Nursing Parents: John and Debbie Kopple Kopple 2007-2008: Started 26 of 32 games as a junior forward…Averaged 8.5 points and 4.8 rebounds while playing 25.1 minutes per game…Stood fifth on the team in scoring with 271 points on the year…Led the team with 23 points, 10 rebounds and 3 blocked shots as the Knights began the season with a win over Limestone… Scored 13 points versus Saint Joseph’s while shooting six of seven from the field… With 75 assists for the season, ranked third on the team…Paced the team in a win over Winona State with eight assists…Accounted for three steals in five different games…Was third on the team with 155 rebounds for the year…Led the team with 10 rebounds versus Southern Indiana. 2006-07: Was an immediate starter for the Knights as a sophomore...Posted Bellarmine’s two highest scoring games of the season with 24-point hauls in a home win over Northern Kentucky (Dec. 9) and a road loss at Kentucky Wesleyan (Jan. 20)...Recorded double-doubles against Fayetteville State (14 points, 10 rebounds) and St. Joseph’s (18 points, 10 rebounds)...Twice went to the line 15 times in a game (Northern Kentucky and St. Joseph’s), giving her the third most attempts in a game in the GLVC last season…She made 12 free throws in both of those games…Averaged 4.4 rebounds per contest...Reached double figures in 11 outings and led the team in scoring on four occasions…Shot 40.6 percent from the field, but had a nine-game stretch in the middle of the season where she connected on over 55 percent (35-of-63) of her attempts. 2005-06: Played for NCAA Division I Western Kentucky as a freshman…Ap- peared in 20 games for the Lady Toppers…Averaged 1.7 points per game and 1.7 rebounds per game, averaging 8.2 minutes a game of the bench…Went 13 of 39 from the field for a 33.3 shooting percentage…At the free-throw stripe was 7 of 12, 58.3 percent for the season. High School: Played for Donna Moir at Sacred Heart…Helped lead team to the State Championship in 2002, 2003, and 2004…Selected to All-State team as a junior and senior…As a sophomore and junior selected to the All-District and All-Region team…Also lettered in volleyball…Member of the All-District, Region, and State team in volleyball as a junior and senior…As a junior, helped lead volleyball team to State Title in 2003…Selected All-District and All-Region as a sophomore.

Season GP GS fG mA Pct. 3pt M A Pct. fTM FTA Pct. rEB O D Total Avg. PF FO Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2007-08 32-26 97-231 .420 2-6 .333 75-126 .595 44-111 155 4.8 48-0 75 85 15 37 271 8.5 2006-07 30-27 84-207 .406 0-2 .000 81-121 .669 30-101 131 4.4 41-0 85 91 4 30 249 8.3 2005-06* 20-0 13-39 .333 0-0 .000 7-12 .583 15-19 34 1.7 18-0 0 11 0 8 33 1.7 Total 82-53 194-477 .407 2-8 .250 169-259 .653 89-231 320 3.9 107-0 160 187 19 75 553 6.7 *stats from western kentucky 9 Player

40 5-11 • Senior • Guard Milwaukee, Wisc. Pius IX H.S./Univ. of Wisconsin/Lincoln Memorial U. Shawna Major: M.A. in Communication Parents: Beth and Vince Nicols Nicols

Prior to transferring to Bellarmine:

Began her collegiate career playing for Coach Jane Albright at the University of Wisconsin, playing two years before injuries forced her to miss her junior and senior seasons. She earned a bachelor’s degree in zoology at Wisconsin.

Nicols played sparingly as a freshman, but got five starts as a sophomore for the Badgers. She averaged 2.3 points a game while seeing action in 26 games. After getting a clean bill of health, she returned to collegiate basketball last season at Lincoln Memorial University. She made an immediate impact and was named “Female Newcomer of the Year” by LMU’s head coaches. In her only year as a Lady Railsplit- ter, Nicols was a team captain and started at guard. She finished the season as the third leading scorer on the LMU women’s basketball team, averaging 10.7 points per game, while also handing out 4.53 assist and pulling 5.6 rebounds each night, second best on the squad.

Nicols was the the Wisconsin high school player of the Year in 2000 and earned honorable mention All-America honors by Street and Smith’s her senior year. She helped lead Pius IX to three consecutive state private schools titles.

Season GP GS fG mA Pct. 3pt M A Pct. fTM FTA Pct. rEB O-D Total Avg. PF FO Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2007-08** 26-25 87-246 .354 19-92 .207 85-100 .850 14-131 145 5.6 48-1 127 105 8 57 278 10.7 2002-03* 26-5 20-57 .351 9-29 .310 12-22 .545 5-31 36 1.4 18-0 40 65 1 17 61 2.3 2001-02* 17-0 4-14 .286 1-7 .143 2-6 .333 1-8 9 0.5 5-0 11 8 2 3 11 0.6 TOTALS 69-30 111-317 .350 29-128 .227 99-128 .773 20-170 190 2.8 61-1 178 178 11 77 350 5.1 * Stats from U. of Wisconsin ** Stats from Lincoln memorial 10 Player Destiny Mattingly 14 5-8 • Junior • Guard Versailles, Ky. Woodford County High Major: Respiratory Therapy Parents: Bobby and Veronica Mattingly

2007-08: Came off the bench in 28 games averaging 8.3 minutes per game…Recorded 64 points, 34 rebounds and 17 assists on the season…Had a season high 13 points while going five for nine from the field with four assists and six rebounds versus Alice Lloyd… Led the team with 10 points on five of eight shooting against Central Missouri…Dished out a team high five assists against Saint Joseph’s. 2006-07: Took a medical red-shirt for a knee injury. 2005-06: As a freshman, played in 27 games, starting 6 for the Knights…Averaged 4.6 points per game, 1.6 rebounds and 1.5 assists a game, playing 15.7 minutes a game…Led team in scoring twice, against CSU Monterey Bay (Dec. 20) and St. Joe’s (Feb. 9)…Against CSU Monterey Bay scored 12 points and added four rebounds and three assists…Scored a season-high 15 points against St. Joe’s (Feb. 9), going five of seven from the floor and the top 10 all-time in Kentucky High School Girls Basketball...Averaged 21.2 points, 4.9 five of eight from the free-throw line…Led the team in steals on five occasions, including a rebounds and 3.7 assists as a senior...Led Woodford to 29 straight victories...Named First season-high four steals against Southern Indiana on Jan. 5…Finished fourth on the team Team All-State by both the Louisville Courier-Journal and the Lexington Herald...Earned in steals with 20 and fifth on the team in steals with 40. Region 11 and District 41 Player of the Year honors....Made the varsity team as a seventh- High School: During her prep career, she scored 2,805 points, and registered 700 grader...Also played softball at WCHS. career assists and 545 career steals for the Yellow Jackets, the latter two stats ranking in

Season GP GS fG mA Pct. 3pt M A Pct. fTM FTA Pct. rEB O-D Total Avg. PF FO Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2007-08 28-0 21-69 .304 1-10 .100 21-37 .568 11-23 34 1.2 20-0 17 20 2 8 64 2.3 2005-06 27-6 36-95 .379 3-17 .176 50-70 .714 17-25 42 1.6 46-1 40 46 1 20 125 4.5 Total 55-6 57-164 .348 4-27 .148 71-107 .664 28-48 76 1.4 66-1 57 66 3 28 189 3.4

6-1 • Junior • Center/Forward Cincinnati, Ohio Margot Purcell Marian H.S./Norfolk St./ Essex County C.C. Major: Business Tracy Administration CAREER34 HIGHLIGHTS: Transferred to Bellarmine in mid-year and is eligible the Parents: Linda and Lawrence second semester. She averaged 20 points and 10 rebounds a game as a high school senior at Purcell Marian. She signed with Norfolk State out of high school and played Tracy in 19 games as a freshman. She then transferred to Essex County College, where she averaged 15 points and 12 rebounds per contest during the 2007-08 season.

Season GP GS fG mA Pct. 3pt M A Pct. fTM FTA Pct. rEB O-D Total Avg. PF FO Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2007-08** Statistics Unavailable 2006-07* 19-0 16-43 .372 0-0 .000 3-17 .176 24-23 47 2.5 24-0 11 26 5 1 35 1.8 **Essex County College *Norfolk State University 11 Player

Kylie Taylor 24 Brady 42Fountain Elizabethtown, Ky. New Albany, Ind. Central Hardin H.S. New Albany H.S. Major: Nursing Major: Exercise Science Parents: Mike and Brenda Parents: Carol Fountain and Brady Steve Fountain

High School: Played point guard for Coach Terry Buckles High School: Product of New Albany High School where at Central Hardin High School…Career stats include over 1,600 she was coached by Todd Satterly…As a senior scored 16.6 points, 400 assists, 500 rebounds and 200 steals…As a senior, points per game while averaging 9 rebounds a game as well… averaged 16.3 points, 5.5 rebounds, 5.5 assists and 3.2 steals Handed out 1.7 assists per game from the forward position… per game…Set a school record for most points in a game with Was named to the All-Conference team and the All-Area 42…Was a four time Academic All State team member…Nomi- team…Also honored as a member of the Fantastic 15. nee for the McDonald’s High School All-America Girls Team… Played in the Kentucky High School East/West Girls Game… Was a three time All-Area first team member, two time Coaches All-Region team member, four time District Tournament team member, and Regional Tournament team member…Helped lead Amy her team to the 2004 Regional Championship…Also earned numerous awards while playing softball for Central Hardin HS including First Team All-State, East/West All Star Senior Team Lomax and Region 5 Player of the Year. 31 Louisville, Ky. Ballard H.S. Major: Respiratory Therapy Parents: Kathy Klein and Eric Lomax

High School: Guard for Coach Steve Kaufman at Ballard High School…In her senior season she averaged 13.2 points per game…Pulled down 7.8 rebounds per game and dished out 4.2 assists per game during her final season as well…Named the Varsity Captain for Ballard her senior year…Was also honored as a Scholar Athlete and received the Coach’s Award.

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Jasmine Samantha Hamilton Sheeran 33 30 Elizabethtown, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Central Hardin H.S. Male H.S. Major: Nursing Major: Exercise Science Parents: Stephan and Stephanie Parents: Judy and Bernard Sheeran Hamilton

High School: Played at Central Hardin High School for Coach High School: Played both guard and forward for Coach Leslie Terry Buckles…Scored over 2,000 points in her career…Holds the Scully at Louisville Male High School…During her senior campaign scoring record for girls and boys at CHHS…As a senior averaged she scored 11.2 points per game…Also recorded 3 rebounds and 15.4 points, 4.4 rebounds and 3.4 assists per game…Coaches’ pick 4 assists per game during her final year…Was a member of Male’s for the 5th Region Player of the Year in 2006-07…Name to the All- golf and track teams as well. Area team five years in a row…Awarded All-District and All-Region team honors for four years…Helped Central Hardin to the 2004 5th Region Championship. Allison Randi Matheis Uebelhor 23Dubois, Ind. 25 Ferdinand, Ind. Northeast Dubois H.S. Forest Park H.S. Major: Business Major: Psychology Administration Parents: Karen Uebelhor Parents: Nick and Lisa Matheis

Allison Matheis High School: Coached by Marty Niehaus at Forest Park High High School: Played for Coach Alan Matheis at Northeast Dubois School where she was a four year starter…As a senior was High School…Averaged 17.5 points, 5.2 rebounds and 4.3 assists named Forest Park’s MVP in 2008 while leading her team in per game as a senior…Finished her career with 1,461 points… points (13 ppg) and rebounds (7 rbg)…Also led the team in field Named to the Blue Chip All-Conference team…Earned a spot on goal and free throw shooting percentage…Scored over a thou- the Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association All-State Second sand points for her career…Earned All-Conference honors all Team…Named to the HBCA All-star, North/South All-star and four years…Helped her team to the 2005 Sectional Champion- East/West All-star teams…Made the Hoosier Basketball Magazine ship as a freshman…Was also a three All-Conference performer Top 60 Workout list…Received the Wendy’s High School Heisman in track. Award…Earned a place on the All-Southwestern Indiana Girls First Team…Lettered in basketball and cross country for four years… Also was a two year letterer in track and softball. 13 2007-08 Bellarmine Women's Basketball 2007-08Bellarmine University Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 07, 2008) All games

rECOrD: OVErALL HOME AWAy NEUTrAL ALL GAMES 20-12 11-1 6-8 3-3 CONFERENCE 12-7 8-1 4-6 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 8-5 3-0 2-2 3-3

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 23 Smith, Angela 32-32 103 32.3 158-383 . 4 1 65-186 . 3 4 117-136 . 8 6 21 88 109 3.4 39 0 85 71 1 55 498 15.6 42 Willinger, Katie 29-19 660 22.8 119-218 . 5 4 5-13 . 3 8 111-137 . 8 1 50 127 177 6.1 73 1 30 41 15 6 354 12.2 21 Beaven, Dana 32-28 791 24.7 132-258 . 5 1 20-54 . 3 7 70-83 . 8 4 51 161 212 6.6 101 2 47 87 27 43 354 11.1 45 Lewallen, Ashley 30-15 597 19.9 114-248 . 4 6 0-2 . 0 0 73-106 . 6 8 60 93 153 5.1 72 2 39 54 23 24 301 10.0 15 Kopple, Taylor 32-26 803 25.1 97-231 . 4 2 2-6 . 3 3 75-126 . 5 9 44 111 155 4.8 48 0 75 85 15 37 271 8.5 25 Mondy, Denasha 32-32 102 32.1 101-254 . 3 9 5-24 . 2 0 60-95 . 6 3 60 98 158 4.9 64 0 123 66 5 58 267 8.3 11 Bennett, Trisha 32-8 625 19.5 42-116 . 3 6 27-82 . 3 2 17-31 . 5 4 7 54 61 1.9 38 1 52 47 0 21 128 4.0 31 Gugliotta, Chelsea 31-0 349 11.3 28-78 . 3 5 5-17 . 2 9 27-37 . 7 3 28 43 71 2.3 43 0 23 28 3 10 88 2.8 14 Mattingly, Destiny 28-0 232 8.3 21-69 . 3 0 1-10 . 1 0 21-37 . 5 6 11 23 34 1.2 20 0 17 20 2 8 64 2.3 32 Bassler, Sarah 26-0 113 4.3 9-34 . 2 6 4-20 . 2 0 10-11 . 9 0 5 14 19 0.7 6 0 7 9 0 3 32 1.2 22 Donnelly, Lara 24-0 136 5.7 7-14 . 5 0 3-7 . 4 2 10-12 . 8 3 1 10 11 0.5 8 0 11 14 3 4 27 1.1 34 Wolfe, Stannye 4-0 32 8.0 2-7 . 2 8 0-0 . 0 0 0-2 . 0 0 2 4 6 1.5 7 0 3 2 2 1 4 1.0 Total...... 32 6400 830-1910 . 4 3 137-421 . 3 2 591-813 . 7 2 404 884 128 40.2 520 6 512 527 96 270 238 74.6 Opponents...... 32 6400 789-1967 . 4 0 174-550 . 3 1 394-566 . 6 9 392 790 118 36.9 671 - 453 580 94 243 214 67.1

TEAM STATISTICS BU OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 2388 2146 11/02/07 vs Limestone W 69-80 233 Points per game 74.6 67.1 11/03/07 vs Winona State L 81-86 165 Scoring margin +7.6 - 11/04/07 vs UC-Colorado Springs L 73-67 210 11/18/07 GRAND VALLEY STATE W 59-66 322 FIELD GOALS-ATT 830-1910 789-1967 11-20-07 at Kentucky State Thorobrettes W 63-54 789 Field goal pct . 4 3 5 . 4 0 1 11/25/07 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS W 57-76 240 3 POINT FG-ATT 137-421 174-550 * 11/29/07 at SIU Edwardsville L 63-65 642 3-point FG pct . 3 2 5 . 3 1 6 * 12/01/07 at Quincy University L 68-76 367 3-pt FG made per game 4.3 5.4 12/15/07 ALICE LLOYD W 68-116 135 FREE THROWS-ATT 591-813 394-566 12/18/07 vs Gannon W 84-79 61 12/19/07 vs Central Missouri L 55-48 51 Free throw pct . 7 2 7 . 6 9 6 12/29/07 vs Lake Superior W 61-84 0 F-Throws made per game 18.5 12.3 12/30/07 at Northwood W 89-86 384 REBOUNDS 1288 1182 * 1/3/08 DRURY W 78-86 369 Rebounds per game 40.2 36.9 * 01/05/08 ROCKHURST W 63-77 181 Rebounding margin +3.3 - * 1/10/08 at Saint Joseph's W 75-37 435 ASSISTS 512 453 * 01/12/08 at Indianapolis L 56-70 782 * 01/17/08 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN W 53-78 379 Assists per game 16.0 14.2 * 01/19/08 SOUTHERN INDIANA W 67-75 802 TURNOVERS 527 580 * 1/24/08 at Missouri S&T L 65-76 425 Turnovers per game 16.5 18.1 * 01-26-08 at Missouri-St. Louis W 84-73 134 Turnover margin +1.7 - * 01/29/08 WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE W 68-77 267 Assist/turnover ratio 1.0 0.8 * 02/02/08 LEWIS W 78-94 253 STEALS 270 243 * 2/9/08 at Northern Kentucky L 59-72 1482 * 2/14/08 INDIANAPOLIS L 61-58 1402 Steals per game 8.4 7.6 * 2/16/08 ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE W 49-96 299 BLOCKS 96 94 * 2/19/08 NORTHERN KENTUCKY W 60-73 476 Blocks per game 3.0 2.9 * 02-23-08 at Kentucky Wesleyan W 78-72 500 ATTENDANCE 5125 9928 * 2/28/08 at Lewis University W 79-66 326 Home games-Avg/Game 12-427 14-658 * 03-01-08 at Wisconsin-Parkside L 58-65 381 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 6-120 3/4/08 at Missouri S&T L 65-70 1150 3/14/08 at Drury University Lady Panthers L 70-80 1411

Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals * = Conference game Bellarmine University 1121 1267 2388 Opponents 1029 1117 2146

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2007-08 GLVC WOmen’s Basketball Final Standings 2007-08 GLVC All-Conference Conference Overall ALL-GLVC First Team Molly Carter Drury G Pl. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Angela Healy Northern Kentucky P 1. Northern Kentucky 13 6 .684 28 8 .778 Jessica Keller Quincy G Indianapolis 13 6 .684 22 8 .733 Tamara McCaskill Missouri S&T G/F 3. BELLARMINE 12 7 .632 20 12 .625 Amber Shelton SIU Edwardsville F 4. UW-Parkside 11 8 .579 17 11 .607 ALL-GLVC SECOND TEAM EAST 5. Lewis 9 10 .474 13 13 .500 Jasmine Baines Southern Indiana F 6. Kentucky Wesleyan 8 11 .421 14 13 .519 LaTasha Henry KY Wesleyan F 7. Saint Joseph’s 0 19 .000 1 25 .038 Karla Mast UIndy G Kayla Ming UW-Parkside G 1. Drury 16 3 .842 28 4 .875 ANGELA SMITH BELLARMINE G 2. Missouri S&T 15 4 .789 24 7 .774 ALL-GLVC THIRD TEAM 3. Quincy 14 5 .737 20 10 .667 Lindsay Ballweg Drury G 4. SIU Edwardsville 10 9 .526 17 11 .607 Cassie Brannen Northern Kentucky P 5. Southern Indiana 5 14 .263 10 17 .370 Katie Bunge Missouri S&T F WEST 6. Missouri-St. Louis 4 15 .211 7 20 .259 Jessica Canary UIndy G Amanda Gibson UW-Parkside G 7. Rockhurst 3 16 .158 8 19 .296 Katie McElrath Missouri S&T C Samantha Meissel UIndy F GLVC TournEY Mar. 9 Northern Kentucky 78 DENASHA MONDY BELLARMINE G Mar. 4 #1W DRURY 71 Second Round Wingate 65 Melanie Oliver Drury F Mar. 15 #1E No. Kentucky 68 #1E No. Kentucky 67 Final Four Jessie Slack Northern Kentucky G #4W SIU-Edwardsville 56 #1 Drury 65 KATIE WILLINGER BELLARMINE F #4 Northern Kentucky 84 Mar. 27 #2W Missouri S&T 70 NCAA Tourney Northern Kentucky 57 First Round Alaska Anchorage 54 PLAYER OF THE YEAR #3E BELLARMINE 65 #3 Missouri S&T 79 Mar. 14 Molly Carter Drury G #1W Drury 70 #1 Drury 80 #7 Quincy 73 Championship #4E UW-Parkside 54 #8 BELLARMINE 70 Mar. 29 FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR #2E UIndy 61 Sweet Sixteen Northern Kentucky 63 #4 Northern Kentucky 55 Samantha Meissel UIndy F #3W Quincy 48 Mar. 17 South Dakota 58 #5 Indianapolis 54 #3 Missouri S&T 52 Mar. 8 #2 Hillsdale 73 #4 Northern Kentucky 60 COACH OF THE YEAR #1E No. Kentucky 79 #7 Quincy 82 Steve Harold Drury #2W Missouri S&T 67 #1W Drury 56, #2E #3 Missouri S&T 75 Elite Eight Mar. 26 UIndy 52 #6 Michigan Tech 66

The 13-member Great Lakes Valley Conference baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, has made its name throughout the last 27 years indoor and outdoor track and field, and tennis for as a power in NCAA Division II basketball. In men and basketball, cross country, softball, soc- the last few years, however, the GLVC has cer, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, golf, seen success in many sports, and the league and volleyball for women. The GLVC sponsors can now claim itself as one of the nation’s top more women’s golf teams that any other Division in all NCAA Division II athletics. II league in the country and has seen success on Since formulation of the conference, 11 a national level in every sponsored sport. schools have joined the league: Lewis Uni- GLVC institutions have won 11 national cham- versity (1980), Indiana-Purdue at Fort Wayne pionships in basketball. Kentucky Wesleyan leads (1984), Northern Kentucky University (1985), all Division II institutions with eight men’s basket- Kentucky State University (1989), Quincy ball titles, while Southern Indiana won the men’s University (1994), Southern Illinois University crown in 1995 and finished as the runner-up in the Edwardsville (1994), University of Wisconsin- 2004 tournament. Northern Kentucky’s women Parkside (1994), University of Missouri-St. tion of two new members. Maryville University and the won the school’s first-ever basketball national Louis (1995), Drury (2005), Missouri-Rolla (2005), University of Illinois at Springfield have been admitted championship in 2000 and followed with a national and Rockhurst (2005). Ashland and Kentucky State to the Conference bringing the league’s membership to title in 2008. In addition, SIU Edwardsville became left the conference after the 1994 season, while IPFW 15 institutions. Maryville and UIS will officially become the first GLVC school to win a national championship left the league following the 2000-01 academic year members of the GLVC upon receipt of initiation fees in softball in 2007. and SIU Edwardsville exited the league following the entitling both institutions to voting privileges at the For more information regarding the GLVC, visit the 2007-08 season. GLVC Winter Meeting on Jan. 16, 2009. conference website at www.glvcsports.com. This past October, the GLVC approved the addi- The conference sponsors 17 championships in 15 2008-09

Kentucky State University Saint Joseph’s College Alice Lloyd College Location: Frankfort, Ky. Location: Rensselaer, Ind. Location: Pippa Passes, Ky. Affiliation: NCAA II Affiliation: NCAA II Affiliation: NAIA II Conference: SIAC Conference: GLVC Conference: KIAC Enrollment: 2,696 Enrollment: 1,000 Enrollment: 613 Nickname: Thorobrettes Nickname: Pumas Nickname: Lady Eagles Game Date: Tuesday, November 18, 2008 Game Date: Thursday, December 4, 2008 Game Date: December 20, 2008 Game Location: Louisville, Ky. Game Location: Rensselaer, Ind. Game Location: Knights Hall Coach: Stephanie Evans Game Date: Saturday, February 7, 2009 Coach: David Adams 2007 Record: 19-12 Game Location: Knights Hall 2008 Record: 11-15 www.kysu.edu/athletics Coach: Jannon Lampley www.alc.edu/athletics SID: Ron Braden 2008 Record: 1-25 (0-19) SID: Gary Stepp 502.597.6019 www.saintjoe.edu/athletics 606.368.6055 [email protected] SID: Ken Badylak [email protected] Bellarmine vs. Kentucky State All-Time: 39-19 219.866.6141 Bellarmine vs. Alice Lloyd All-Time: 4-1 [email protected] FLAGLER COLLEGE Bellarmine vs. St. Joseph’s All Time: 37-15 Lake Superior State University Location: St. Augustine, Fla. Location: Sault Sainte Marie, Mich. Affiliation: NCAA II University of Indianapolis Affiliation: NCAA II Conference: Peach Belt (2009-10) Location: Indianapolis, Ind. Conference: GLIAC Enrollment: 2,537 Affiliation: NCAA II Enrollment: 3,000 Nickname: Saints Conference: GLVC Nickname: Lakers Game Date: November 21, 2008 Enrollment: 4,000 Game Date: December 29, 2008 Game Location: Boston, Mass. Nickname: Greyhounds Game Location: Knights Hall Coach: Sherri Abbey-Nowatzki Game Date: Saturday, December 6, 2008 Coach: Jamie Pewinski 2008 Record: 15-16 Game Location: Indianapolis, Ind. 2008 Record: 12-14 www2.flaglerathletics.com Game Date: February 21, 2009 www.lssulakers.com SID: John Jordan Game Location: Knights Hall SID: Linda Bouvet 904-819-6465 Coach: LeAnn Freeland 906.635.2601 [email protected] 2008 Record: 22-8 (13-6) [email protected] Bellarmine vs. Flagler All-Time: First Meeting athletics.uindy.edu Bellarmine vs. Lake Superior State All-Time: 3-2 SID: Mitch Wigness MERRIMACK COLLEGE 317. 788.3494 Northwood University Location: North Andover, Mass. [email protected] Location: Midland, Mich. Affiliation: NCAA II Bellarmine vs. Indianapolis All-Time: 34-21 Affiliation: NCAA II Conference: Northeast 10 Conference: GLIAC Enrollment: 2,000 WILBERFORCE UNIVERSITY Enrollment: 1,800 Nickname: Warriors Location: Wilberforce, Ohio Nickname: Timberwolves Game Date: November 22, 2008 Affiliation: NAIA II Game Date: December 30, 2008 Game Location: Boston, Mass. Conference: America Mideast Conference Game Location: Knights Hall Coach: Helen Williams Enrollment: 850 Coach: Jeff Curtis 2008 Record: 9-19 Nickname: Bulldogs 2008 Record: 18-9 www.merrimackathletics.com Game Date: December 16, 2008 timberwolves.gonorthwood.com SID: Brad Davis Game Location: Wilberforce, Ohio SID: Travis McCurdy 978-837-5364 Coach: Iesha Gray 989.837.4239 [email protected] 2008 Record: 6-21 [email protected] Bellarmine vs. Merrimack All-Time: First meeting wilberforce.edu/athletics Bellarmine vs. Northwood All-Time: 1-0 SID: VACANT SAGINAW VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY Bellarmine vs.Wilberforce All-Time: First meeting Northern Kentucky University Location: Saginaw, Mich. Location: Highland Heights, Ky. Affiliation: NCAA II OAKLAND CITY UNIVERSITY Affiliation: NCAA II Conference: Great Lakes Intercollegiate Location: Oakland City, Ind. Conference: Great lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) Enrollment: 9,837 Affiliations: NCAA II Enrollment: 14,000 Nickname: Cardinals Conference: Independent Nickname: Norse Game Date: November 29, 2008 Enrollment: 2,100 Game Date: Friday, January 2, 2009 Game Location: Knights Hall Nickname: Mighty Oaks (Lady Oaks) Game Location: Knights Hall Coach: Shannon Baugh Game Date: December 18, 2008 Game Date: February 26, 2009 2008 Record: 12-15 Game Location: Knights Hall Game Location: Highland Heights www.svsu.edu/athletics Coach: Jessica Mehringer Coach: Nancy Winstel SID: Matthew Woodbury 2008 Record: 2008 Record: 28-8 (13-6) 989-964-4053 www.oak.edu/athletics www.nku.edu/~athletics/ [email protected] SID: Brick Briscoe SID: Don Owen Bellarmine vs. SVSU All-Time: 0-2 812-749-1299 859.572.5470 [email protected] [email protected] Bellarmine vs. Oakland City All-Time: 6-2 Bellarmine vs. Northern Kentucky All-Time: 27-43

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Kentucky Wesleyan College Drury University www.quincy.edu/Athletics Location: Owensboro, Ky. Location: Springfield, Mo. SID: Brian Lovellette Affiliation: NCAA II Affiliation: NCAA II 217.228.5475 Conference: GLVC Conference: GLVC [email protected] Enrollment: 755 Enrollment: 1,615 Bellarmine vs. Quincy All-Time: 17-11 Nickname: Panthers Nickname: Panthers Game Date: January 8, 2009 Game Date: January 22, 2009 Lewis University Game Location: Knights Hall Game Location: Knights Hall Location: Romeoville, Ill. Game Date: February 12, 2009 Coach: Steve Harold Affiliation: NCAA II Game Location: Owensboro, Ky. 2008 Record: 28-4 (16-3) Conference: GLVC Coach: Ron Williams www.drurypanthers.com Enrollment: 4,500 2008 Record: 14-13 (8-11) SID: Scott Puryear Nickname: Flyers www.kwc.edu/athindex.asp 417.873.4097 Game Date: January 31 2009 SID: Roy Pickerill [email protected] Game Location: Romeoville, Ill. 270.852.3347 Bellarmine vs. Drury All-Time: 1-3 Game Date: February 19, 2009 [email protected] Game Location: Knights Hall Bellarmine vs. Kentucky Wesleyan All-Time: 52-12 University of Missouri S&T Coach: Lisa Carlson Location: Rolla, Mo. 2008 Record: 13-13 (9-10) University of Southern Indiana Affiliation: NCAA II lewisflyers.cstv.com SID: Matt Brendich Location: Evansville, Ind. Conference: GLVC 815.836.5229 Affiliation: NCAA II Enrollment: 5,500 [email protected] Conference: GLVC Nickname: Lady Miners Bellarmine vs. Lewis All-Time: 35-17 Enrollment: 13,500 Game Date: January 24, 2009 Nickname: Screaming Eagles Game Location: Knights Hall Game Date: January 10, 2009 Coach: Alan Eads University of Wisconsin-Parkside Game Location: Knights Hall 2008 Record: 24-7 (15-4) Location: Kenosha, Wis. Coach: Rick Stein sports.mst.edu/sports Affiliation: NCAA II 2008 Record: 10-17 (5-14) SID: John Kean Conference: GLVC www.usi.edu/sports 573.341.4140 Enrollment: 5,500 SID: Ray Simmons [email protected] Nickname: Rangers 812.465.1622 Bellarmine vs. Missouri-S&T All-Time: 2-3 Game Date: February 5, 2009 [email protected] Game Location: Knights Hall Bellarmine vs. Southern Indiana All-Time: 38-15 Quincy University Game Date: Febuary 14, 2009 Location: Quincy, Ill. Game Location: Kenosha, Wis. University of Missouri-St. Louis Affiliation: NCAA II Coach: Jenny Kenesie Location: St. Louis, Mo. Conference: GLVC 2008 Record: 17-11 (11-8) Affiliation: NCAA II Enrollment: 1,200 www.parksiderangers.com Conference: GLVC Nickname: Lady Hawks SID: Steve Kratochvil Enrollment: 12,813 Game Date: January 29, 2008 262.595.2045 Nickname: Tritons Game Location: Quincy, Ill [email protected] Game Date: January 15, 2009 Coach: J.D. Gravina Bellarmine vs. Wisconsin-Parkside All-Time: 19-6 Game Location: St. Louis, Mo. 2008 Record: 20-10 (14-5) Coach: Lisa Curliss-Taylor 2008 Record: 7-20 (4-15) www.goumsltritons.com SID: Mary Ann Tierney 314.516.5660 [email protected] Bellarmine vs. Missouri-St. Louis All-Time: 19-5 Rockhurst University Location: Kansas City, Mo. Affiliation: NCAA II Conference: GLVC Enrollment: 3,000 Nickname: Hawks Game Date: January 17, 2009 Game Location: Kansas City, Mo. Coach: Rebecca Morrisey 2008 Record: 8-19 (3-16) www.rockhurst.edu/ru_athletics SID: John Dodderidge 816.501.4850 [email protected] Bellarmine vs. Rockhurst All-Time: 3-0 . 17 program

Bellarmine Thousand Point Club nAme Yrs. gms. Pts. Avg. 1. Stephanie Tracy 1985-89 114 1,936 17.0 2. Lynne Johnson 2000-05 116 1,711 14.8 3. Angela Smith 2004-08 120 1,672 13.9 4. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 114 1,569 13.8 5. Molly Niehaus 1993-97 114 1,556 13.6 6. Roxanne Cox 1983-87 112 1,529 13.7 7. Stephanie Hutchcraft 1996-01 114 1,519 13.7 lynne johnson lyndsey Neal 8. Nickie Randall 1999-03 115 1,428 12.4 9. Lois Taurman 1979-83 102 1,414 13.9 10. Mary Jane Hoben 1973-77 87 1,389 16.0 individual scoring Records 11. Amy Siegel 1994-98 110 1,335 12.1 most points in a game 12. Michelle Weakley 1984-88 113 1,309 15.7 pl name pts. Opponent date 13. Renata Kuchowicz 1989-93 118 1,258 10.7 1. Lyndsey Neal 45 Saint Joseph’s Feb. 22, 2003 14. Sharonda O’Bannon 1988-92 77 1,234 16.0 2. Rachel Young 38 Missouri-St. Louis Dec. 2, 2000 15. Vickie Sipes 1980-84 106 1,231 11.6 3. Mary Jane Hoben 37 Spalding Jan. 13, 1975 16. Ashley Lewallen 2004-08 118 1,214 10.3 Stephanie Tracy 37 Campbellsville Dec. 12, 1987 17. Carol Heil 1980-84 102 1,161 11.4 5. Stephanie Tracy 35 Ashland Mar. 4, 1989 18. Alicia Bleuel 1992-96 112 1,151 10.3 6. Lyndsey Neal 34 SIU-Edwardsville Mar. 5, 2003 19. Betsy Young 1996-00 109 1,103 10.1 7. Stephanie Tracy 33 SIU-Edwardsville Jan. 28, 1989 20. Ellen Finn 1976-80 102 1,077 10.6 Molly Niehaus 33 St. Joseph’s Feb. 1, 1997 21 Lyndsey Neal 2001-04 87 1,065 12.2 Amy Siegel 33 Missouri-St. Louis Feb. 27, 1997 22. Missy Hahn 1987-91 118 1,029 8.7 Audrey Cannon 33 Univ. of Puerto Rico Nov. 17, 2000 23. Dana Beaven* 2005- 90 1,022 11.4 24. Jenny O’Bryan 1990-94 111 1,006 9.1 most points in a season pl name sEASON gms. fg. ft. pts. Avg. 1. Stephanie Tracy 1988-89 28 207 171 585 20.9 highest career scoring average 2. Molly Niehaus 1996-97 28 189 147 567 20.3 pl name sEASON gms. pts. Avg. 3. Stephanie Hutchcraft 1998-99 30 199 98 514 17.1 1. Stephanie Tracy 1985-89 114 1936 17.0 4. Lyndsey Neal 2002-03 31 198 117 513 17.1 2. Mary Jane Hoben 1973-77 87 1389 16.0 Sharonda O’Bannon 1990-91 31 192 129 513 16.5 3 Sharonda O’Bannon 1988-92 77 1234 16.0 6. Stephanie Tracy 1987-88 28 178 151 510 18.2 4. Michelle Weakley 1984-88 113 1309 15.7 7. Roxanne Cox 1985-86 30 218 71 507 16.9 5. Shanta Bowens 2001-04 63 934 14.8 8. Angela Smith 2007-08 32 158 117 498 15.6 6. Lynne Johnson 2000-05 116 1711 14.8 9. Maria Poschinger 1983-84 26 180 129 489 18.8 7. Angela Smith 2004-08 120 1672 13.9 10. Lynne Johnson 2001-02 28 156 165 488 17.4 Lois Taurman 1979-83 102 1414 13.9 8. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 114 1569 13.8 free throw percentage in a season (min. 2 fta/game) 9. Roxanne Cox 1983-87 112 1529 13.7 pl name sEASON gms. ftm. fta. Avg. Stephanie Hutchcraft 1996-01 114 1519 13.7 1. Angela Smith 2006-07 30 65 72 .903 2. Nickie Randall 2002-03 31 99 112 .884 Most Three Pointers in a season 3. Nickie Randall 2001-02 28 72 82 .878 pl name sEASON number 4. Rachel Young 2000-01 28 208 124 .871 1. Betsy Young 1998-99 68 5. Angela Smith 2005-06 28 85 98 .867 2. Angela Smith 2004-05 67 6. Angela Smith 2007-08 32 117 136 .860 3. Angela Smith 2007-08 65 7. Dana Beaven 2007-08 32 70 83 .843 Cathy Brawner 1991-92 65 8. Dana Beaven* 2005-06 28 82 98 .837 4. Becky McKinley 1995-96 64 9. Meri Lou Gonzalez 1996-97 28 51 61 .836 5. Cathy Brawner 1993-94 63 10. Lynne Johnson 2004-05 30 159 191 .832 6. Cathy Brawner 1992-93 61 9. Molly Niehaus 1996-97 28 147 177 .831 7. Alicia Bleuel 1995-96 58 8. Angela Smith 2006-07 58 free throw percentage in a Career (min. 2 FTA/game) 9. Becky McKinley 1994-95 56 pl name sEASON gms. ftm. ftA. Avg. 10. Nickie Randall 2001-02 55 1. Angela Smith 2004-08 120 328 383 .856 2. Rachel Young 1999-01 56 198 233 .850 Most Three Pointers in a career 3. Dana Beaven* 2005- 90 208 249 .835 pl name sEASON number 4. Nickie Randall 1999-02 84 202 244 .828 1. Angela Smith 2004-08 244 5. Jenny O’Bryan 1990-94 111 188 234 .803 1. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 231 6. Donna Kaelin 1985-89 105 183 229 .799 2. Betsy Young 1996-00 187 7. Becky McKinley 1993-96 72 151 190 .795 3. Nickie Randall 1999-03 163 8. Missy Hahn 1987-91 118 200 252 .794 4. Becky McKinley 1993-96 150 9. Molly Niehaus 1993-97 114 411 524 .784 5. Jenny O’Bryan 1990-94 144 10. Lynne Johnson 2000-05 116 555 709 .783 8. Alicia Bleuel 1992-96 122 9. Amy Siegel 1994-98 112 10. Ryan Danner 1997-01 107 18 program

Bellarmine Thousand Point Club most rebounds in a game Most Steals In A Career nAme Yrs. gms. Pts. Avg. Pl. nAme reb. Opponent date Pl. nAme SEASONs gms. stls. avg. 1. Stephanie Tracy 1985-89 114 1,936 17.0 1. Michelle Weakley 23 Wright State Mar. 7, 1987 1. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 114 286 2.5 2. Lynne Johnson 2000-05 116 1,711 14.8 2. Laura McClain 20 Centre Dec. 2, 1978 2. Lynne Johnson 2000-05 116 232 2.0 3. Angela Smith 2004-08 120 1,672 13.9 Stephanie Tracy 20 Indianapolis Dec. 20, 1986 3. Nickie Randall 1999-03 115 231 2.0 4. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 114 1,569 13.8 Stephanie Tracy 20 Cumberland Dec. 1, 1987 4. Amy Siegel 1994-98 110 200 1.8 5. Molly Niehaus 1993-97 114 1,556 13.6 Audrey Cannon 20 Catawba Nov. 23, 2002 5. Angela Smith 2004-08 120 168 1.4 6. Roxanne Cox 1983-87 112 1,529 13.7 6. Maria Poschinger 19 Wright State Dec. 28, 1983 6. Melissa Conner 1995-99 110 136 1.2 7. Stephanie Hutchcraft 1996-01 114 1,519 13.7 Sarah Todd 19 Alderson-Broaddus Nov. 26, 2004 7. Kate Clemmer 1991-96 107 118 1.1 8. Nickie Randall 1999-03 115 1,428 12.4 8. Michelle Weakley 18 Union Nov. 22, 1986 8. Jenny O’Bryan 1990-94 111 117 1.0 9. Lois Taurman 1979-83 102 1,414 13.9 Sharonda O’Bannon 18 Georgetown Jan. 10, 1991 9. Betsy Young 1996-00 109 111 1.0 10. Mary Jane Hoben 1973-77 87 1,389 16.0 10. Gina Wissman 17 Georgetown Dec. 1, 1983 10. Dana Beaven* 2005- 90 108 1.2 11. Amy Siegel 1994-98 110 1,335 12.1 Sharonda O’Bannon 17 Franklin Dec. 8, 1990 12. Michelle Weakley 1984-88 113 1,309 15.7 Sharonda O’Bannon 17 Florida Atlantic Mar. 11, 1990 Most Assists In A Game 13. Renata Kuchowicz 1989-93 118 1,258 10.7 Pl. nAme ast. Opponent date 14. Sharonda O’Bannon 1988-92 77 1,234 16.0 most Rebounds in a season (by rebounds) 1. Nickie Randall 16 Kentucky State Dec. 30, 2002 15. Vickie Sipes 1980-84 106 1,231 11.6 Pl. nAme SEASON gms. reb. Avg. 2. Princess Wimsatt 15 St. Joseph’s Dec. 12, 2005 16. Ashley Lewallen 2004-08 118 1,214 10.3 1. Stephanie Tracy 1998-89 28 335 11.9 Nickie Randall 15 Kentucky Wesleyan Dec. 8, 2001 17. Carol Heil 1980-84 102 1,161 11.4 2. Sharonda O’Bannon 1989-90 31 325 10.5 4. Princess Wimsatt 14 Southern Indiana Feb. 26, 2005 18. Alicia Bleuel 1992-96 112 1,151 10.3 3. Sharonda O’Bannon 1990-91 31 302 9.7 Nickie Randall 14 St. Joseph’s Feb. 22, 2003 19. Betsy Young 1996-00 109 1,103 10.1 4. Stephanie Tracy 1987-88 28 301 10.8 6. Princess Wimsatt 13 Southern Indiana Jan. 6, 2005 20. Ellen Finn 1976-80 102 1,077 10.6 5. Audrey Cannon 2002-03 31 286 9.5 Princess Wimsatt 13 Quincy Dec. 12, 2004 21 Lyndsey Neal 2001-04 87 1,065 12.2 6. Michelle Weakley 1986-87 28 262 9.4 Princess Wimsatt 13 Southern Indiana Feb. 7, 2004 22. Missy Hahn 1987-91 118 1,029 8.7 7. Stephanie Tracy 1986-87 28 253 9.0 Gloria Montano 13 Wright State Feb. 25, 1987 23. Dana Beaven* 2005- 90 1,022 11.4 8. Shanta Bowens 2003-04 30 249 8.3 24. Jenny O’Bryan 1990-94 111 1,006 9.1 9. Ellen Finn 1979-80 31 246 7.9 Most Assists In A Season 10. Lois Taurman 1982-83 25 243 9.7 pl. nAme SEASON gms. AST. Avg. 1. Princess Wimsatt 2003-04 30 253 8.4 highest career scoring average most rebounds in a Career (by rebounds) 2. Nickie Randall 2002-03 31 216 7.1 pl name sEASON gms. pts. Avg. Pl. nAme SEASONs gms. reb. Avg. 3. Princess Wimsatt 2004-05 30 213 7.1 1. Stephanie Tracy 1985-89 114 1936 17.0 1. Stephanie Tracy 1995-89 114 1085 9.5 4. Stephanie Duddy 1990-91 31 175 5.6 2. Mary Jane Hoben 1973-77 87 1389 16.0 2. Michelle Weakley 1984-88 113 815 7.2 5. Melissa Conner 1998-99 30 168 5.6 3 Sharonda O’Bannon 1988-92 77 1234 16.0 3. Lynne Johnson 2000-05 116 805 6.9 6. Nickie Randall 2000-01 28 161 5.8 4. Michelle Weakley 1984-88 113 1309 15.7 4. Lois Taurman 1979-83 102 756 7.4 7. Nickie Randall 2001-02 28 148 5.3 5. Shanta Bowens 2001-04 63 934 14.8 5. Sharonda O’Bannon 1989-92 77 753 9.8 8. Cathy Brawner 1993-94 31 156 5.0 6. Lynne Johnson 2000-05 116 1711 14.8 6. Molly Niehaus 1993-97 114 708 6.2 9. Missy Hahn 1989-90 31 139 4.5 7. Angela Smith 2004-08 120 1672 13.9 7. Renata Kuchowicz 1989-93 118 666 5.6 10. Amy Siegel 1995-96 26 136 5.2 Lois Taurman 1979-83 102 1414 13.9 8. Vickie Sipes 1980-84 106 645 6.1 8. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 114 1569 13.8 9. Kate Clemmer 1991-96 107 640 6.0 Most Assists In A Career 9. Roxanne Cox 1983-87 112 1529 13.7 10. Audrey Cannon 1999-03 97 597 6.2 Pl. nAme SEASON gms. ast. Avg. Stephanie Hutchcraft 1996-01 114 1519 13.7 1. Nickie Randall 1999-03 115 602 5.2 Most steals In A Game 2. Princess Wimsatt 2003-05 60 466 7.8 Most Three Pointers in a season Pl. nAme stls. opponent date Melissa Conner 1995-99 110 466 4.2 pl name sEASON number 1. Denasha Mondy 9 Quincy Feb. 2, 2006 4. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 114 463 4.1 1. Betsy Young 1998-99 68 Cathy Brawner 9 Ashland Feb. 18, 1993 5. Amy Siegel 1994-98 110 459 4.2 2. Angela Smith 2004-05 67 3. Nickie Randall 7 SIU-Edwardsville Feb. 2, 2002 6. Jenny O’Bryan 1990-94 111 394 3.5 3. Angela Smith 2007-08 65 Nickie Randall 7 Quincy Jan. 5, 2002 7. Missy Hahn 1987-91 118 380 3.2 Cathy Brawner 1991-92 65 Amy Siegel 7 Kentucky Wesleyan Jan. 8,1998 8. Stephanie Duddy 1987-91 114 349 3.1 4. Becky McKinley 1995-96 64 Amy Maupin 7 IUPU-Fort Wayne Jan. 15, 1998 9. Stephanie Tracy 1985-89 114 304 2.7 5. Cathy Brawner 1993-94 63 10. Gloria Montano 1984-87 84 292 3.0 6. Cathy Brawner 1992-93 61 Most Steals In A Season 7. Alicia Bleuel 1995-96 58 Pl. nAme SEASON gms. stls. avg. 8. Angela Smith 2006-07 58 1. Cathy Brawner 1993-94 31 96 3.1 9. Becky McKinley 1994-95 56 2. Amy Siegel 1996-97 28 90 3.2 10. Nickie Randall 2001-02 55 3. Nickie Randall 2002-03 31 76 2.5 Lynne Johnson 2003-04 30 74 2.5 Most Three Pointers in a career Cathy Brawner 1992-93 28 71 2.5 pl name sEASON number Nickie Randall 2001-02 28 70 2.5 1. Angela Smith 2004-08 244 7. Cathy Brawner 1991-92 28 68 2.4 1. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 231 8. Jenny O’Bryan 1993-94 30 65 2.2 2. Betsy Young 1996-00 187 9. Amy Siegel 1995-96 26 61 2.3 3. Nickie Randall 1999-03 163 Lynne Johnson 2004-05 30 61 2.0 4. Becky McKinley 1993-96 150 5. Jenny O’Bryan 1990-94 144 princess wimsatt stephanie Tracy 8. Alicia Bleuel 1992-96 122 9. Amy Siegel 1994-98 112 *active players 10. Ryan Danner 1997-01 107 19 program

Most Three Point Field Goals made additional individual Records Game 1999 8 Betsy Young vs. St. Joseph’s 2003 8 Stephanie Pieper vs. Spalding Most Blocked shots In A Game Pl. nAme blks. opponent date Highest Three Point Percentage 1. Meri Lou Gonzalez 8 Southern Indiana Jan. 2, 1998 Game 1994 .875 (7-8)** Becky McKinley vs. IUPUI Meri Lou Gonzalez 8 IUPUI Jan. 27, 1998 1995 .875 (7-8) Becky McKinley vs. Indianapolis 3. Lori Ann Gonzalez 7 Indianapolis Jan. 6, 2000 Season 1991-92 .456 (49-108) Jenny O’Bryan Lori Ann Gonzalez 7 Tusculum Dec. 14, 1999 Career 1996-96 .423 Becky McKinley Meri Lou Gonzalez 7 Northern Kentucky Feb. 21, 1998 **min 6 attempts Meri Lou Gonzalez 7 Georgetown Dec. 5, 1996 Meri Lou Gonzalez 7 Kentucky Wesleyan Jan. 19, 1995 team Records Most Blocked shots In A Season Most Points Pl. nAme SEASON gms. blk. Avg. Game 136 Puerto Rico Humacao - 2001 1. Meri Lou Gonzalez 1997-98 28 82 2.9 Season 2547 1991 (total points) 2. Meri Lou Gonzalez 1996-97 28 71 2.5 Season 86.3 2001 (average) 3. Lori Ann Gonzalez 1999-00 28 64 2.3 4. Meri Lou Gonzalez 1995-96 28 63 2.3 Most Combined Points in a Game 5. Meri Lou Gonzalez 1994-95 27 62 2.3 Game 230 Bellarmine 119 def. IUPUI 111 - 1995 6. Alexis Brown 2002-03 31 42 1.4 Largest Winning Margin 7. Alexis Brown 2003-04 28 38 1.4 Game 111 Puerto Rico Humacao - 2001 8. Lori Ann Gonzalez 1998-99 30 38 1.3 9. Lyndsey Neal 2003-04 29 32 1.1 Most Field Goals 10. Shanta Bowens 2003-04 30 32 1.1 Game 52 Puerto Rico Humacao - 2001 Season 989 1991 Most Blocked shots In A Career Most Field Goal Attempts Pl. nAme SEASON gms. blk. Avg. Game 98 Union - 1980 1. Meri Lou Gonzalez 1994-97 111 279 2.5 Season 2100 1991 2. Lori Ann Gonzalez 1996-00 112 130 1.2 3. Alexis Brown 2002-04 59 80 1.4 Highest Field Goal Percentage 4. Lyndsey Neal 2001-03 87 72 0.8 Game .683 (41-60) IUPU-Ft. Wayne - 2001 5. Ashley Lewallen 2004-08 118 70 0.6 Season .490 (784-1600) 1983 6. Dana Beaven* 2005- 90 57 0.6 7. Shanta Bowens 2001-03 58 53 0.9 Most Free Throws 8. Stephanie Hutchcraft 1999-01 114 46 0.4 Game 43 Southern Indiana - 2001 9. Lynne Johnson 2000-05 116 41 0.4 Season 591 2008 10. Susan Scroggins 1992-94 58 28 0.5 Most Free Throw Attempts * active player Game 52 Southern Indiana - 2001 Most Field Goals Made Season 813 2008 Game 1975 17 Mary Jane Hoben vs. Spalding Highest Free Throw Percentage Season 1985-86 218 Roxanne Cox Game 1.00 (14-14) Ashland - 1988 Career 1984-87 667 Roxanne Cox Season .769 (568-739) 2005 Most Field Goal Attempts Most Three Pointers Made Game 2002 22 Lynne Johnson vs. Quincy Game 15 1994 | 1995 | 1996 Season 1984-85 391 Roxanne Cox Season 237 1994 Career 1983-87 1343 Roxanne Cox Most Three Pointers Attempted Highest Field Goal Percentage Game 37 Northern Kentucky - 1994 Game 2006-07 .1000 (9-9) Dana Beaven* vs. St. Joesph’s Season 630 1994 Season 1990-91 .643 (90-140) Kristy Murphy Career 1990-94 .604 (466-772) Sharonda O’Bannon Highest Three Point Percentage Game .900 (9-10) Ashland - 1991 Most Free Throws Made Season .417 (139-333) 1992 Game 2003 17 Lyndsey Neal vs. St. Joseph’s Season 1988-89 171 Stephanie Tracy Most Rebounds Career 1985-89 609 Stephanie Tracy Game 73 Fayetteville State - 2006 Season 1407 1991 Most Free Throw Attempts Game 1983 18 Lois Taurman vs. Wright State Most Assists 2002 18 Lynne Johnson vs. UM-St. Louis Game 37 Puerto Rico Humacao - 2001 2003 18 Lyndsey Neal vs. St. Joseph’s Season 640 1991 Season 1988-89 230 Stephanie Tracy Most Wins Career 1985-89 836 Stephanie Tracy Season 26 1991 | 1994 Highest Free Throw Percentage Most Games Played Game 1986 1.000 (12-12) Stephanie Tracy vs. Lewis Season 32 2008 Season 2002-03 .884 (99-112) Nickie Randall Career 2004-08 .856 (328-383) Angela Smith Best Winning Percentage Season .860 (24-4) 1995-96 20 bellarmine

cathy brawner nickie randall angela smith molly niehaus

NCAA Division II All-America selections Cathy Brawner Honorable Mention 2005 Angela Smith Freshman Team (Women’s DII Bulletin) Molly Niehaus Honorable Mention 2003 Nickie Randall Honorable Mention (WBCA) 1994 Jenny O’Bryan Second Team 1997 Molly Niehaus Honorable Mention (WBCA) Cathy Brawner Second Team 1994 Jenny O’Bryan Second Team (Basketball Gazette) Kate Clemmer Honorable Mention 1994 Jenny O’Bryan Honorable Mention (WBCA) 1993 Renata Kuchowicz First Team 1992 Cathy Brawner Freshman Team (AWSF) Cathy Brawner Second Team 1991 Sharonda O’Bannon Second Team (AWSF) 1992 Renata Kuchowicz First Team 1991 Sharonda O’Bannon First Team (WBCA) Angie McGlone Honorable Mention 1989 Stephanie Tracy First Team (AWSF) Cathy Brawner Second Team 1988 Stephanie Tracy Second Team (AWSF) 1991 Sharonda O’Bannon First Team 1987 Stephanie Tracy Second Team (AWSF) Missy Hahn Honorable Mention 1987 Roxanne Cox Honorable Mention (AWSF) Renata Kuchowicz Honorable Mention 1986 Roxanne Cox Fourth Team (AWSF) 1990 Sharonda O’Bannon First Team Missy Hahn Honorable Mention GLVC Player Of The Year glvc Freshman Of The Year 1989 Stephanie Tracy First Team 2004 Shanta Bowens 2006 Dana Beaven Donna Kaelin Second Team 1989 Stephanie Tracy 2005 Angela Smith 1988 Stephanie Tracy First Team 1987 Michelle Weakley 2003 Stephanie Pieper Michelle Weakley Second Team 1984 Maria Poschinger 1992 Cathy Brawner 1987 Stephanie Tracy First Team Michelle Weakley Second Team GLVC All-Conference selections 1986 Roxanne Cox First Team 2008 Angela Smith Second Team Michelle Weakley Second Team Denasha Mondy Third Team Katie Willinger Third Team Academic all-America Selections 2007 Angela Smith Second Team 2003 Laura Voegele First Team Dana Beaven Honorable Mention 2002 Laura Voegele Second Team 2006 Angela Smith Second Team 1989 Stephanie Tracy First Team Dana Beaven Freshman of the Year 2005 Lynne Johnson Second Team GLVC Academic All-Conference selections Princess Wimsatt Second Team 2008 Sara Bassler | Trish Bennett | 1997 Lori Ann Gonzalez | Meri Lou Gonzalez Ashley Elmore Honorable Mention Lara Donnelly Stephanie Hutchcraft | Amy Maupin Angela Smith Freshman of the Year 2007 Lara Donnelly | Becca Kopple Molly Niehaus | Amy Sample | Amy Siegel 2004 Shanta Bowens First Team 2006 Sarah Todd 1996 Molly Niehaus | Meri Lou Gonzalez Lynne Johnson Second Team 2005 Dena Greenwell | Lynne Johnson | Amy Maupin | Amy Siegel | Melissa Conner 2003 Nickie Randall First Team Sarah Todd 1995 Becky McKinley | Molly Niehaus Lyndsey Neal First Team 2004 Dena Greenwell | Lynne Johnson | 1994 Jenny O’Bryan Audrey Cannon Honorable Mention Sarah Todd 1993 Kristin Kupper Stephanie Pieper Freshman of the Year 2003 Dena Greenwell | Julie-Ann Kirkland 1992 Jeanna Cornett | Kristin Kupper | 2002 Nickie Randall First Team Stephanie Pieper | Laura Voegele Jenny O’Bryan Lynne Johnson Second Team 2002 Dena Greenwell | Katie Pohlgeers 1991 Connie Carroll | Jeanna Cornett | Shanta Bowens Second Team Laura Voegele | Lynne Johnson | Stephanie Duddy 2001 Rachel Young First Team Nickie Randall 1990 Connie Carroll | Stephanie Duddy | Nickie Randall Second Team 2001 Rachel Young | Stephanie Hutchcraft Missy Hahn Lynne Johnson Honorable Mention Laura Voegele Stephanie Hutchcraft Honorable Mention 2000 Rachel Beasley | Ryan Danner 2000 Stephanie Hutchcraft First Team Lori Ann Gonzalez | Stephanie Hutchcraft Rachel Young Honorable Mention Rachel Phelps | Nickie Randall 1999 Stephanie Hutchcraft Second Team Laura Voegele | Rachel Young 1998 Amy Siegel First Team 1999 Rachel Beasley | Lori Ann Gonzalez 1997 Molly Niehaus First Team Stephanie Hutchcraft | Rachel Phelps Amy Siegel Second Team 1998 Lori Ann Gonzalez | Meri Lou Gonzalez 1996 Becky McKinley Second Team Stephanie Hutchcraft | Amy Maupin | Molly Niehaus Second Team Amy Siegel Alicia Bleuel Honorable Mention 1995 Becky McKinley Second Team 21 ALL-TIME

all-time series records Alabama-Huntsville 1-0 Louisville 4-14 Alderson-Broaddus 1-0 Marion 2-0 Alice Lloyd 4-1 Marshall 1-0 Armstrong State 1-0 Mercyhurst 1-1 Ashland 22-1 Mesa State 1-0 Belmont 0-2 Metropolitan State 1-0 Bentley 0-2 Michigan Tech 2-2 Berea 5-2 Midway 9-1 Brescia 2-0 Mississippi Industrial 1-0 Butler 1-0 Missouri Western 0-1 Cal Poly State-Pomona 0-1 Missouri S&T 2-3 Cal Poly State-SLO 1-0 Missouri-St. Louis 19-5 Cal State-Hayward 1-0 Morehead State 1-11 Cal State-Los Angeles 1-0 Mount St. Joseph’s 4-1 Cal State-Mont. Bay 1-0 Murray State 1-1 Cal State-San Bern. 0-1 Norfolk State 1-0 Cal State-Stanislaus 0-2 North Alabama 1-1 Campbellsville 20-14 North Dakota 0-1 Carson-Newman 1-1 North Dakota State 2-1 Catawba 2-0 Northeast Missouri St. 1-0 Central Missouri 0-1 Northern Kentucky 27-43 Central State 5-2 Northern Michigan 1-1 500 and counting Centre 9-3 Northwood 1-0 Charleston 2-0 Nova Southeastern 0-1 Heading into the 2008-09 season, Bellarmine coach David Smith was listed Christian Bros. 2-0 Oakland City 6-2 among the most succesful coaches in NCAA Division II competition. Cincinnati 0-2 Oakland University 0-1 Clarion 1-0 Ohio Valley College 1-0 Most Wins by NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball Coaches* Clayton State 0-1 Pace 1-0 Name School Yrs. W l pct. Colorado Christian 1-0 Philadelphia Textile 1-0 1. Barbara Stevens Bentley 31 753 212 .780 Co. - Colorado Springs 0-1 Pikeville 2-0 2. Curt Fredrickson Northern St. 29 644 208 .756 Cumberland 14-1 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 1-0 3. Nancy Winstel Northern Ky. 28 587 225 .723 Delta State 0-1 Portland State 0-3 4. Tom Shirley Philadelphia U. 27 556 246 .693 District of Columbia 1-0 Puerto Rico-Humacao 1-0 5. Lonnie Bartley Fort Valley St. 24 520 186 .737 Drury 1-3 Quincy 17-11 6. David Smith Bellarmine 26 519 217 .705 Eastern Kentucky 2-5 Rio Grande 1-0 7. Gene Steinmeyer Northwest Mo. St. 24 491 268 .647 Eckerd 1-0 Robert Morris 1-0 8. Glenn Wilkes Jr. Rollins 22 487 160 .753 Emporia State 0-1 Rockhurst 3-0 9. David Slifer Central Mo. 19 457 145 .759 Erksine 1-0 Rollins 1-1 10. Mary Fleig Millersville 25 445 235 .654 Evansville 2-0 Saginaw Valley State 0-2 11. John Carrick Georgia College 25 437 286 .604 Fayetteville State 1-0 San Francisco State 1-0 12. Robert Skinner Albany St. (Ga.) 28 434 329 .569 Ferris State 2-0 Shaw 0-1 13. Claudette Charney Hillsdale 24 425 243 .636 Findlay 1-2 Shepherd 2-0 14. Margaret Parsons Clarion 27 397 312 .560 Fisk 1-0 SIU-Edwardsville 23-10 15. John Reynolds Jr. Florida Tech 21 386 210 .648 Florida Atlantic 1-0 Slippery Rock 1-0 Florida Southern 1-1 Southern Indiana 38-15 Highest Winning Percentage by NCAA Division II Women’s Florida Tech 2-0 Southwest Baptist 1-0 Basketball Coaches (min. 5 years coaching)* Fort Lewis 0-1 Spalding 20-0 Name School Yrs. W l pct. Franklin 4-0 Spring Arbour 1-0 1. Mike McLaughlin Holy Family 13 381 55 .874 Gannon 1-0 St. Francis (Ind.) 1-0 2. Ron McHenry Washburn 8 214 44 .830 Georgetown 30-7 St. Joseph’s 37-15 3. Brandon Schneider Emporia St. 10 250 61 .804 Grand Valley State 5-1 St. Leo 2-0 4. Barbara Stevens Bentley 31 753 212 .780 Hanover 6-0 Tampa 1-1 5. David Slifer Central Mo. 19 457 145 .759 High Point 0-1 Tiffin 1-0 6. Curt Fredrickson Northern St. 29 644 208 .756 Hillsdale 3-0 Transylvania 7-0 7. G lenn Wilkes Jr. Rollins 22 487 160 .753 Indiana (Pa.) 1-1 Tusculum 2-0 8. Lonnie Bartley Fort Valley St. 24 520 186 .737 Indianapolis 34-21 Union 2-1 9. Paul Fessler Concordia-St. Paul 8 178 66 .730 IUPU-Ft. Wayne 26-7 Vincennes 1-1 10. Carol Russell Neb.-Kearney 6 134 51 .724 IUPU-Indianapolis 9-1 Washburn 2-0 11. Steve Harold Drury 13 290 111 .723 IU-Southeast 20-2 Wayne State 1-0 12. Nancy Winstel Northern Ky. 28 587 225 .723 Kentucky 0-7 West Texas State 0-1 13. Jacques Curtis Shaw 8 180 70 .720 Kentucky State 39-19 Western Kentucky 2-7 Kentucky Wesleyan 52-12 William and Mary 1-0 14. Carmen Dolfo Western Wash. 17 356 143 .713 Lake Superior State 3-2 Winona 0-1 15. David Smith Bellarmine 26 519 217 .705 Lewis 35-17 Wisconsin-Green Bay 0-1 *Based on Active Coaches Limestone 2-0 Wisconsin-Parkside 19-6 Lincoln Memorial 2-1 Wright State 6-5 Xavier 4-1 22 ALL-TIME ncaa tournament appearances 2008 Great Lakes regional Great Lakes Regional Semifinals Championship All-Time NCAA Drury 80 v. Bellarmine 70 Bellarmine 78 v. Northern Michigan 70

2007 Great lakes regional Elite Eight Tournament Semifinals Quarterfinals Lewis 82 v. Bellarmine 62 North Dakota State 87 v. Bellarmine 64 Record:

2005 Great Lakes Regional 1990 South Atlantic Regional 11-14 Semifinals Semifinals NCAA Tournament Appearances: 14 Lake Superior State 87 v. Bellarmine 75 Bellarmine 71 v. Pace 60 1986 | 1987 | 1990 | 1991 | 1993 | 1994 | 1996 | 1997 | South Atlantic Regional 1999 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2007 | 2008 2004 Great Lakes Regional Championship Semifinals Bellarmine 62 v. Florida Atlantic 55 NCAA Regional Championships: 4 Indianapolis 79 v. Bellarmine 67 1986 | 1990 | 1991 | 1994 Elite Eight 2003 Great Lakes Regional Quarterfinals NCAA Final Four Appearances: 1 Semifinals Bentley 74 v. Bellarmine 69 1994 Bellarmine 72 v. Hillsdale 71 1987 Great Lakes Regional NCAA Division II Final National Rankings Great Lakes Regional Semifinals 1986 - 12th Championship Wright State 80 v. Bellarmine 67 1990 - 14th Quincy 101 v. Bellarmine 93 1991 - 6th 1986 Great Lakes Regional 1994 - 12th 1999 Great Lakes Regional Semifinals 1996 - 15th Semifinals Bellarmine 69 v. Northern Kentucky 52 Grand Valley State 70 v. Bellarmine 57 Great Lakes Regional 1997 Great Lakes Regional Championship Semifinals Bellarmine 67 v. Lake Superior State 54 Michigan Tech 83 (ot) v. Bellarmine 80 Elite Eight Quarterfinals 1996 Great Lakes Regional Cal Poly-Pomona 83 v. Bellarmine 49 Semifinals Bellarmine 89 v. Southern Indiana 80 Great Lakes Regional Championship Northern Michigan 84 v. Bellarmine 55

1994 Great Lakes Regional Semifinals Bellarmine 59 v. Michigan Tech 54 Great Lakes Regional Championship Bellarmine 77 v. Lake Superior State 74 Elite Eight Quarterfinals Bellarmine 92 v. Norfolk State 80 Elite Eight Semifinals Cal. St.-San Bernadino 77 v. Bellarmine 55 Elite Eight Consolation North Alabama 79 v. Bellarmine 75

1993 Great Lakes Regional Semifinals Michigan Tech 93 v. Bellarmine 75

1991 Great Lakes Regional Semifinals Bellarmine 84 v. Michigan Tech 66

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1971-72 (7-8) Centre W 52-24 Xavier W 73-57 @ Campbellsville L 51-66 BILL MCKENZIE (7-8) @ Louisville W 44-42 Kentucky Wesleyan W 88-54 @ Cincinnati L 50-55 Opponent Result Campbellsville W 64-48 Kentucky State L 52-77 Hanover W 54-49 @ Centre L 30-31 Kentucky State W 49-29 Cincinnati L 64-69 @ Midway W 75-64 Spalding W 36-22 @ Kentucky State W 43-39 Northern Kentucky L 66-100 Kentucky State L 62-85 Georgetown W 28-21 @ Spalding W 67-23 Berea W 98-57 Morehead State L 66-83 @ Berea L 45-52 @ IU-Southeast W 56-29 Kentucky Wesleyan W 90-44 Mount St. Joseph’s W 73-65 Louisville L 28-41 Berea W 65-47 Campbellsville L 63-70 N Georgetown W 73-57* Kentucky L 24-37 Northern Kentucky L 43-58 Northern Kentucky L 69-83 N Kentucky State L 66-78* Spalding W 47-25 Spalding W 65-32 Spalding W 97-42 N Cumberland W 75-67* @ Georgetown L 28-43 Campbellsville W 54-34 Centre W 94-58 @ Transylvania W 47-30 Kentucky State W 53-42 Cumberland W 67-64 1980-81 (17-11) Marshall W 53-32 Centre L 68-71 MADELENE NAEGELE (47-41) Campbellsville W 37-21 1975-76 (13-10) Georgetown W 2-0 Opponent Result Kentucky L 29-59 KAY WHELAN (47-19) Cumberland W 65-60 @ Hanover W 90-63 Campbellsville W 37-27 Opponent Result Kentucky State L 72-105 Southern Indiana W 69-55 Kentucky L 30-50 @ Spalding W 96-33 Midway W 85-56 @ Georgetown W 75-54 Georgetown L 28-36 Northern Kentucky L 57-79 Eastern Kentucky L 45-91 Spalding W 83-25 1978-79 (13-18) @ Kentucky State W 58-51 1972-73 (8-6) IU-Southeast W 81-27 MADELENE NAEGELE(13-18) Midway W 90-50 BILL MCKENZIE (15-14) @ Western Kentucky L 49--72 Opponent Result @ Wisconsin-Green Bay L 51-75 Opponent Result @ Kentucky State W 65-63 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 80-79 @ Franklin W 86-70 Centre W 27-24 @ IU-Southeast W 80-45 Carson-Newman L 50-64 Wright State W 93-88 @ Louisville L 27-36 Georgetown W 98-45 Cumberland W 74-58 @ Midway W 74-48 Kentucky State W 35-34 @ Louisville L 63-72 @ Centre W 73-57 @ Cumberland W 71-55 @ Campbellsville W 44-27 Transylvania W 82-47 Western Kentucky L 53-67 Kentucky Wesleyan L 64-68 @ Georgetown L 29-43 Kentucky State W 73-66 @ Campbellsville L 60-76 @ Northern Kentucky L 68-80 Berea L 35-38 Morehead State L 59-78 @ Louisville L 47-67 @ Campbellsville L 70-81 Hanover W 40-19 Western Kentucky L 61-74 @ Spalding W 92-35 @ IU-Southeast W 70-67 Belmont L 26-80 Kentucky L 52-72 @ Western Kentucky L 44-76 Alice Lloyd W 71-54 @ Kentucky State W 25-20 Louisville L 56-63 Kentucky State L 55-62 @ Morehead State L 67-111 @ Transylvania W 61-21 @ Centre L 51-56 IU-Southeast L 53-57 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 72-85 IU-Southeast W 63-19 @ Berea W 57-48 @ Northern Kentucky L 45-90 Georgetown W 76-71 Louisville L 28-44 @ Northern Kentucky W 59-34 @ Georgetown L 63-67 @ Pikeville W 66-64 Campbellsville W 53-26 Murray State W 57-44 Kentucky Wesleyan L 65-67 @ Alice Lloyd L 71-77 Kentucky State L 42-45 @ Campbellsville W 76-46 Centre W 82--56 Kentucky State L 69-84 N Midway W 96-21 Midway W 74-38 Campbellsville L 59-69 1973-74 (16-4) N Northern Kentucky L 51-71 Vincennes L 54-68 @ Mount St. Joseph’s W 71-62 KAY WHELAN (16-4) N Berea W 78-60 @ Midway L 55-57 Cumberland W 66-54 Opponent Result Transylvania W 94-45 N Cumberland W 63-60* IU-Southeast W 66-35 1976-77 (14-9) @ Kentucky State L 61-84 N Kentucky Wesleyan W 71-70* N Kentucky L 36-50 KAY WHELAN (61-28) Campbellsville L 56-62 N Campbellsville L 71-89* @ Kentucky L 37-38 Opponent Result @ Cumberland W 49-46 Spalding W 53-27 Campbellsville W 58-46 Georgetown W 71--65 1981-82 (16-12) @ Belmont L 21-89 Louisville L 52-83 @ Mount St. Joseph’s L 58-73 MADELENE NAEGELE (63-53) @ Western Kentucky W 43-41 @ Morehead State L 63-86 @ Morehead State L 48-80 Opponent Result Louisville W 50-38 @ Northern Kentucky L 42-93 N Cumberland W 57-51* Kentucky State L 61-73 @ Hanover W 63-29 Western Kentucky L 45-63 @ Kentucky State L 61-75* @ Mississippi Industrial W 76-71 Kentucky State W 54-28 @ IU-Southeast W 82-40 N Midway W 76-63* @ Fisk W 77-66 @ Spalding W 63-32 @ Centre W 73-55 High Point L 59-89 @ Indianapolis L 54-61 Morehead State W 40-34 @ Evansville W 74-42 William and Mary W 50-48 @ Alice Lloyd W 88-83 N Murray State L 41-50 @ Georgetown W 72-47 Kentucky State W 75-74 IU-Southeast W 83-55 @ IU-Southeast W 55-39 Xavier W 64-39 @ Spring Arbour W 75-62 Georgetown W 55-25 Centre W 67-41 1979-80 (17-12) @ Marion W 62-58 @ Centre W 51-43 @ Kentucky State W 2-0 MADELENE NAEGELE (30-30) @ Northern Kentucky L 60-63 Xavier W 55-29 @ Spalding W 113-50 Opponent Result Georgetown W 83-67 @ Kentucky State W 44-39 @ Louisville L 58-86 Shaw L 55-66 Alice Lloyd W 84-55 Spalding W 55-27 Cumberland W 62-48 @ Centre W 69-53 @ Eastern Kentucky L 65-100 Georgetown W 44-20 Morehead State L 60-98 @ Vincennes W 73-55 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 72-76 Kentucky State W 45-44 @ Western Kentucky L 64-90 @ St. Joseph’s W 79-56 @ Campbellsville L 61-82 Kentucky State W 64-62 Louisville L 60-82 Hanover W 78-46 1974-75 (18-5) Northern Kentucky L 68-75 Cumberland W 65-58 @ Wright State L 61-82 KAY WHELAN (34-9) Berea W 75-45 Georgetown W 72-40 @ Kentucky State L 62-66 Opponent Result @ Transylvania W 79-48 @ Union W 92-51 Northern Kentucky L 53-54 Louisville L 40-53 N Transylvania W 73-62* @ Wright State L 66-67 St. Joseph’s W 81-59 N Eastern Kentucky L 44-74 N Kentucky State L 68-74* Midway W 82-66 Louisville L 80-84 N Kentucky L 33-83 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 64-72 @ Southern Indiana W 76-64 Spalding W 58-26 1977-78 (11-11) Campbellsville W 68-65 Kentucky Wesleyan W 94-77 @ Transylvania W 71-27 KAY WHELAN (72-39) @ Cumberland L 52-58 Mount St. Joseph’s W 80-51 Evansville W 57-45 Opponent Result @ Kentucky State L 47-92 Campbellsville W 68-47 @ Morehead State L 64-72 Cumberland W 71-68 Marion W 71-46 @ Georgetown L 75-81 Western Kentucky W 60-49 Kentucky State L 72-96 IU-Southeast W 64-50 Xavier W 79-71 @ Georgetown W 63-44 Western Kentucky L 65-98 @ Georgetown W 63-53 N Campbellsville L 69-80* Hanover W 73-29 Campbellsville L 68-81 Kentucky Wesleyan W 72-64 N Georgetown W 75-60* IU-Southeast W 66-33 Louisville L 63-90 Northern Kentucky L 60-82 24 ALL-TIME

1982-83 (20-5) Lewis L 66-73 Kentucky Wesleyan W 78-72 1989-90 (25-6/GLVC 15-3) MADELENE NAEGELE (83-58) St. Joseph’s L 72-76 @ St. Joseph’s W 76-72 CHARLIE JUST (124-50/GLVC 72-24) Opponent Result @ Ashland W 68-50 @ Lewis W 69-64 Opponent Result Central State W 80-55 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 66-63 Ashland W 86-63 Missouri-Rolla W 69-64 @ Lewis W 80-71 @ Northern Kentucky L 65-66 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 92-63 Delta State L61-87 @ St. Joseph’s W 78-61 Indianapolis W 74-65 Wright State W 66-63 Georgetown W 79-70 @ Kentucky State W 73-59 @ IU-Southeast L 69-71 @ Indianapolis L 61-79 @ IUPU-Indianapolis W 98-76 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 86-66 Kentucky Wesleyan W 81-48 @ Wright State L 67-80* N Southwest Baptist W 74-64 @ IU-Southeast W 94-67 Southern Indiana W 76-65 @ SIU-Edwardsville L 73- 85 Campbellsville W 76-65 @ Kentucky State L 60-72 1987-88 (20-8/GLVC 10-6) Oakland City W 83-47 @ Georgetown W 86-79 @ Lewis L 61-71 CHARLIE JUST (80-35/GLVC 45-17) Lewis W 73-66 @ Xavier L 68-76 @ St. Joseph’s W 73-58 Opponent Result @ Kentucky State W 81-54 Northern Kentucky L 70-75 Ashland W 79-58 Central State W 81-74 @ Franklin W 79-66 Kentucky State W 84-73 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 63-59 Kentucky State W 81-54 @ St. Joseph’s L 71-85 @ Campbellsville L 77-88 Wright State W 81-72 Cumberland W 81-62 @ Indianapolis W 73-68 @ Southern Indiana W 76-51 @ Indianapolis L 83-86 N Cal. State-Los Angeles W 75-53 Ashland W 70-51 Pikeville W 108-67 N North Dakota State W 81-80 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 75-70 Kentucky Wesleyan W 89-61 1985-86 (23-7/GLVC 13-3) @ West Texas State L 60-68 @ Southern Indiana W 85-57 @ Northern Kentucky L 57-88 CHARLIE JUST (39-19/GLVC 23-7) Campbellsville W 79-64 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 64-54 Southern Indiana W 98-55 Opponent Result @ IUPU-Indianapolis W 79-63 Campbellsville W 87-60 Midway W 82-65 @ Eastern Kentucky L 71-82 Georgetown W 79-63 @ Northern Kentucky W 75-69 Georgetown W 75-64 Union W 92-65 @ Southern Indiana W 56-52 IU-Southeast W 96-55 Indianapolis L 77-82 @ Cumberland W 72-59 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 56-59 Northern Kentucky W 68-65 @ Mount St. Joseph’s W 78-69 Central State W 64-55 @ Indianapolis W 73-71 Kentucky Wesleyan W 88-80 Louisville W 75-66 Georgetown W 81-56 Ashland W 71-59 Southern Indiana W 89-62 Wright State W 95-66 Northern Kentucky L 67-68 Northern Kentucky L 66-100 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 60-80 N Lewis W 83-64** @ Kentucky State W 62-41 @ St. Joseph’s L 68-81 @ Ashland W 80-58 N Kentucky Wesleyan W 88-68** @ Lewis W 89-74 @ Lewis W 84-74 Indianapolis W 83-60 N Indianapolis W 66-63**\ @ St. Joseph’s W 86-73 St. Joseph’s L 70-85 St. Joseph’s L 71-87 @ Morehead State L 60-67 Lewis W 87-55 @ Lewis W 79-67 1983-84 (19-7) Southern Indiana W 74-67 @ Ashland W 68-52 Kentucky State W 68-51 MADELENE NAEGELE (102-65) Kentucky Wesleyan W 54-49 @ Northern Kentucky L 66-87 Pace W 71-60* Opponent Result @ Ashland W 77-72 Indianapolis L 68-83 Florida Atlantic W 62-55* @ Eastern Kentucky W 74-72 Campbellsville W 68-62 IU-Southeast W 95-69 @ Bentley L 69-74* Georgetown W 94-79 @ Indianapolis W 75-63 Southern Indiana W 79-57 Campbellsville W 86-68 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 58-60 Kentucky Wesleyan W 73-61 1990-91 (25-6/GLVC 15-3) @ Northern Kentucky L 60-66 Kentucky State W 85-46 @ Kentucky State W 79-60 CHARLIE JUST (150-55/GLVC 87-27) Kentucky State W 71-57 Indianapolis W 69-56 @ Morehead State L 67-83 Opponent Result @ Ashland W 80-54 IU-Southeast W 100-44 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 78-69 St. Leo, FL W 110-55 @ Wright State W 72-60 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 90-71 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 97-61 SIU-Edwardsville W 75-58 @ Central State W 92-83 Ashland W 76-49 IUPU-Indianapolis W 102-70 @ Southern Indiana L 60-62 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 73-55 1988-89 (19-9/GLVC 12-4) @ Campbellsville L 71-80 Lewis W 87-58 @ Southern Indiana L 58-62 CHARLIE JUST (99-44/GLVC 57-21) Brescia W 77-58 @ Kentucky State L 80-88 St. Joseph’s W 84-76 Opponent Result Franklin W 74-65 St. Joseph’s W 83-55 Lewis W 79-66 N Clarion W 95-75 Lewis W 73-63 @ Campbellsville W 56-53 @ Wright State L 64-69 @ Grand Valley State W 65-64 @ Eckerd W 96-72 @ Indianapolis L 62-70 @ Northern Kentucky W 66-65 @ Kentucky State L 68-73 @ St. Leo, FL W 101-44 @ Northern Kentucky W 71-54 Northern Kentucky W 69-52* Morehead State L 67-74 St. Joseph’s W 102-81 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 69-71 Lake Superior State W 67-54* @ Campbellsville W 68-61 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 62-69 @ Lewis L 49-67 @ Cal. Poly Pomona L 49-83* IUPU-Indianapolis W 73-64 @ Southern Indiana W 76-52 @ St. Joseph’s W 98-80 Ashland W 68-52 @ Georgetown W 67-63 IU-Southeast W 111-81 1986-87 (21-8/GLVC 12-4) @ Northern Kentucky W 55-53 @ Kentucky State W 99-44 @ Louisville W 76-67 CHARLIE JUST (60-27/GLVC 35-11) @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 76-70 IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 72-73 Southern Indiana W 76-56 Opponent Result @ Southern Indiana W 77-72 Ashland W 95-54 Kentucky Wesleyan W 94-74 @ Union L 83-84 St. Joseph’s L 70-75 @ Northern Kentucky W 66-61 Indianapolis W 74-64 @ Central State L 58-60 Lewis W 76-61 @ Indianapolis W 99-69 @ Wright State L 87-93 Morehead State L 68-72 @ Oakland City W 79-65 Southern Indiana W 86-46 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 92-63 @ Georgetown W 69-53 @ Georgetown L 62-68 Kentucky Wesleyan W 86-57 @ Butler W 86-75 Eastern Kentucky W 77-51 Indianapolis W 99-73 @ IU-Southeast W 67-64 Grand Valley State W 78-59 Kentucky State L 62-75 Kentucky State W 97-63 1984-85 (16-12/GLVC 10-4) @ Campbellsville W 77-63 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 66-67 @ Ashland W 70-53 CHARLIE JUST (16-12/GLVC 10-4) @ Kentucky State W 67-55 SIU-Edwardsville W 102-75 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 91-84 Opponent Result Indianapolis W 76-58 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 87-51 Indianapolis W 77-72 @ Louisville L 56-80 @ Ashland W 59-58 @ Central State L 65-83 Northern Kentucky W 84-71 Campbellsville W 70-65 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 76-74 @ IU-Southeast W 77-55 @ Lewis W 77-61 Eastern Kentucky L 51-63 Lewis W 83-68 @ Indianapolis W 94-71 @ St. Joseph’s L 68-76 Northern Kentucky L 66-72 @ Southern Indiana L 60-64 @ Lewis W 82-75 N Michigan Tech W 84-66* Kentucky State L 60-68 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 67-64 @ St. Joseph’s L 63-82 N Northern Michigan W 78-70* @ Georgetown W 73-72 Kentucky State W 72-35 Southern Indiana W 61-47 @ North Dakota State L 64-87* @ Ferris State W 81-75 Northern Kentucky L 60-63 Kentucky Wesleyan W 74-65 @ Wright State W 63-57 IUPU-Indianapolis W 2-0 Northern Kentucky L 66-68 1991-92 (23-5/GLVC 13-5) Central State W 72-58 @ Northern Kentucky L 68-79 @ Ashland W 78-74 CHARLIE JUST (173-60/GLVC 100-32) @ Southern Indiana W 59-58 St. Joseph’s W 73-67 Opponent Result @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 66-58 @ IU-Southeast W 90-45 Colorado Christian W 99-72 @ Campbellsville L 55-64 Southern Indiana W 62-54 Missouri-St. Louis W 102-82 25 ALL-TIME

Georgetown W 98-55 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 62-50 @ Lewis W 72-48 1998-99 (21-9/GLVC 17-5) Campbellsville W 81-69 Ashland W 66-64 @ Wisconsin-Parkside W 55-42 DAVID SMITH (21-9/GLVC 17-5) @ IUPU-Indianapolis W 105-80 @ Southern Indiana W 91-89 Southern Indiana W 80-77 Opponent Result @ Lincoln Memorial W 79-75 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 63-66 SIU-Edwardsville W 93-55 Alabama-Huntsville W 98-59 @ SIU-Edwardsville W 91-78 @ Northern Kentucky W 74-71 Northern Kentucky W 66-57 Bentley L 72-86 @ Franklin W 82-55 @ Indianapolis W 95-79 N Southern Indiana W 89-80* @ Northern Kentucky L 74-77 Kentucky Wesleyan W 81-76 St. Joseph’s W 66-52 N Northern Michigan L 55-84* @ Indianapolis W 80-62 Southern Indiana W 91-76 Lewis W 80-74 St. Joseph’s L 88-89 @ Brescia W 83-51 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 78-70 1996-97 (20-8/GLVC 15-5) IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 90-42 Kentucky State W 90-57 @ Ashland L 82-88 CHARLIE JUST (279-96/GLVC 176-50) @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 72-61 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 80-82 Kentucky Wesleyan W 81-58 Opponent Result @ Oakland City L 64-74 @ Ashland W 83-63 Southern Indiana L 84-85 Ind. of Pennsylvania W 78-58 @ District of Columbia W 68-48 Northern Kentucky L 62-71 @ SIU-Edwardsville W 88-74 Rollins W 75-67 @ Southern Indiana L 66-77 Indianapolis W 94-92 @ Kentucky State W 74-51 @ IUPU-Indianapolis L 63-68 @ SIU-Edwardsville W 68-58 @ St. Joseph’s L 72-83 N Michigan Tech W 59-54* @ St. Joseph’s W 85-60 Lewis W 81-75 @ Lewis W 70-62 N Lake Superior State W 77-74* Georgetown W 85-71 Wisconsin-Parkside W 74-57 IU-Southeast W 82-50 N Norfolk State W 92-80* N Cal. State-Stanislaus L 56-59 Missouri-St. Louis W 87-79 @ Kentucky State W 107-67 N Cal. State-San Bern. L 55-77* N Rio Grande W 82-79 Quincy W 76-48 Ashland W 83-67 N North Alabama L 75-79* @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 74-50 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 68-62 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 74-66 Indianapolis W 88-59 @ St. Joseph’s W 88-80 @ Indianapolis W 80-58 1994-95 (18-9/GLVC 13-5) Northern Kentucky L 59-65 Indianapolis W 90-67 @ Northern Kentucky L 84-86 CHARLIE JUST (235-84/GLVC 143-43) @ Oakland City W 72-70 Northern Kentucky L 47-59 Lewis W 71-40 Opponent Result Kentucky Wesleyan W 83-54 @ Quincy W 71-66 St. Joseph’s L 69-76 Northeast Missouri St. W 98-96 @ Lewis L 62-71 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 92-82 @ Southern Indiana W 106-99 Portland State L 57-71 @ Southern Indiana L 67-68 Kentucky Wesleyan W 92-64 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 69-67 Spalding W 109-61 @ SIU-Edwardsville L 61-64 @ Wisconsin-Parkside W 77-71 Georgetown W 72-39 Quincy W 79-50 @ Lewis L 75-79 1992-93 (18-10/GLVC 15-3) @ Oakland University L 76-82 Missouri-St. Louis W 84-61 SIU-Edwardsville W 62-61 CHARLIE JUST (191-70/GLVC 115-35) @ Tampa L 74-76 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 78-63 Southern Indiana W 64-57 Opponent @ Florida Southern L 96-103 St. Joseph’s W 83-67 N St. Joseph’s W 101-94** Result IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 94-72 @ Northern Kentucky W 71-63 N Missouri-St. Louis W 64-62** Lincoln Memorial L 53-56 Ashland W 71-67 @ Indianapolis W 66-60 N Northern Kentucky L 72-74** Florida Tech W 98-90 @ Northern Kentucky L 50-54 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 69-63 N Grand Valley State L 57-70* @ Georgetown L 67-76 @ Indianapolis L 63-70 Wisconsin-Parkside W 86-75 N Cal. Poly SLO W 86-68 St. Joseph’s L 76-77 Southern Indiana L 75-105 1999-00 (18-10/GLVC 12-8) N Portland State L 74-77 Lewis W 100-69 SIU-Edwardsville W 87-74 DAVID SMITH (39-19/GLVC 29-13) N Saginaw Valley State L 74-76 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 65-47 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 91-86 Opponent Result Tiffin W 75-64 @ Southern Indiana L 86-100 @ Quincy W 72-61 Charleston W 80-61 St. Joseph’s W 71-59 @ IUPU-Indianapolis W 119-111 N Michigan Tech L 80-83* Catawba W 78-61 Lewis W 89-71 @ Kentucky State W 86-66 Oakland City W 100-56 @ Indianapolis W 74-67 Indianapolis W 93-54 1997-98 (20-9/GLVC 12-6) @ Quincy W 85-72 @ Northern Kentucky L 80-82 Northern Kentucky W 72-49 CHARLIE JUST (299-105/GLVC 188-56) @ Missouri-St. Louis L 57-66 Kentucky Wesleyan W 90-61 @ Lewis W 69-61 Opponent Result @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 48-64 Southern Indiana W 95-87 @ St. Joseph’s L 61-82 N Missouri Western L 63-73 @ Tusculum W 84-71 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 64-61 Southern Indiana W 93-88 N Philadephia Textile W 99-89 @ Louisville L 56-80 @ Ashland W 73-57 Kentucky Wesleyan W 80-62 N Mesa State W 78-65 @ Tampa W 72-69 @ Campbellsville L 89-93 SIU-Edwardsville W 83-49 Oakland City W 92-57 Indianapolis L 66-71 @ Kentucky State W 90-58 Kentucky State W 64-58 Florida Southern W 76-57 @ Northern Kentucky W 76-72 Northern Kentucky W 75-72 @ Ashland W 81-76 @ North Dakota L 45-98 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 72-68 Indianapolis L 84-96 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 82-81 @ North Dakota State W 69-64 St. Joseph’s W 88-70 @ Southern Indiana L 70-71 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 75-73 @ Southern Indiana W 78-73 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 86-76 1995-96 (24-4/GLVC 18-2) @ Quincy W 94-61 @ SIU-Edwardsville L 73-86 Ashland W 76-63 CHARLIE JUST (259-88/GLVC 161-45) @ Georgetown W 84-79 Lewis L 53-76 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 86-68 Opponent Result Kentucky State W 80-41 Wisconsin-Parkside W 87-74 @ Quincy L 56-69 Wayne State W 77-29 Southern Indiana L 68-77 Missouri-St. Louis W 95-80 Kentucky State W 111-47 Armstrong State W 83-50 SIU-Edwardsville W 73-61 Quincy W 75-56 @ St. Joseph’s W 82-79 N Emporia State L 74-77 Kentucky Wesleyan W 77-70 @ St. Joseph’s W 78-71 @ Lewis W 87-59 @ Washburn W 62-57 @ Northern Kentucky L 61-75 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 55-69 N Michigan Tech L 73-92* @ Georgetown W 86-66 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 84-62 Kentucky Wesleyan W 98-82 @ Spalding W 84-57 St. Joseph’s W 73-64 SIU-Edwardsville W 68-63 1993-94 (25-6/GLVC 15-3) @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 76-78 @ Wisconsin-Parkside W 90-61 Southern Indiana W 76-60 CHARLIE JUST (217-75/GLVC 130-38) @ St. Joseph’s L 95-96 @ Lewis L 70-71 @ Wisconsin-Parkside L 62-66 Opponent Result Quincy W 79-44 IUPU-Indianapolis W 78-68 @ Lewis L 60-70 Spalding W 107-57 Lewis W 80-53 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 70-53 N SIU-Edwardsville W 64-56** IUPU-Indianapolis W 110-64 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 68-62 Indianapolis W 93-64 N Northern Kentucky L 55-73** Kentucky State W 82-40 @ Indianapolis W 117-68 @ Southern Indiana L 55-90 N Cal. State-Hayward W 87-59 @ Northern Kentucky W 75-73 @ SIU-Edwardsville L 65-84 2000-01 (20-8/GLVC 12-8) N Metropolitan State W 80-63 Wisconsin-Parkside W 91-46 Quincy W 91-67 DAVID SMITH (59-27/GLVC 41-21) @ Portland State L 71-85 St. Joseph’s W 95-74 Missouri-St. Louis W 76-60 Opponent Result Quincy W 87-52 @ SIU-Edwardsville W 82-70 @ Indianapolis L 71-84 Puerto Rico-Humacao W 136-25 Washburn W 91-65 @ Quincy W 72-62 Northern Kentucky W 70-68 Lincoln Memorial W 94-71 Indianapolis W 83-79 Kentucky Wesleyan W 78-46 @ Northern Kentucky L 73-80* N Charleston W 79-58 Northern Kentucky W 81-64 @ Southern Indiana W 72-70 @ Ind. of Pennsylvania L 77-81 @ Lewis W 101-63 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 114-73 Quincy W 97-80 @ St. Joseph’s W 70-61 Indianapolis W 70-57 Missouri-St. Louis W 89-85 26 ALL-TIME

N Georgetown W 83-68 @ Northern Kentucky L 69-73 St. Joseph’s W 95-62 N Lewis L 60-66** Kentucky Wesleyan W 93-85 @ Indianapolis L 62-66 @ Lewis L 73-85 @ Lewis L 62-82* @ Oakland City W 94-66 Wisconsin-Parkside W 72-62 @ SIU-Edwardsville W 78-55 St. Joseph’s W 114-84 Lewis W 87-70 Missouri-St. Louis W 71-63 2007-2008 (20-12/ GLVC 12-7) @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 110-86 @ Quincy L 68-77 Southern Indiana W 95-89 DAVID SMITH (193-102/GLVC 129-70) OPPONENT RESULT @ Lewis W 65-56 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 82-76 N Northern Kentucky W 62-54** Limestone W 80-69 @ Wisconsin-Parkside W 76-63 Kentucky Wesleyan W 91-77 N Quincy L 49-68** Wicnona State L 81-86 @ Northern Kentucky L 79-88 Indianapolis L 61-80 N Lake Superior State L 75-87* UC L 6773 @ Indianapolis W 65-61 St. Joseph’s W 112-98 Grand Valley Sate W 66-59 Southern Indiana W 100-92 @ Lewis W 91-70 2005-06 (14-14/GLVC @ Kentucky Sate W 63-54 SIU-Edwardsville L 79-84 @ SIU-Edwardsville W 75-67 10-9) Christian Brothers W 76-57 @ Missouri-St. Louis L 70-77 N SIU-Edwardsville W 81-69** DAVID SMITH (154-79/GLVC 106-55) @ SIU Edwardsville L 63-65 @ Quincy W 96-91 N Indianapolis L 55-78** Opponent Result @ Quincy University L 68-76 Wisconsin-Parkside W 86-73 N Hillsdale W 72-71* Limestone W 77-63 Alice Lloyd W 116-68 Lewis W 91-69 N Quincy L 93-101* Rollins L 69-73 Gannon W 84-79 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 74-84 @ St. Joseph’s W 87-71 Central Missouri L 48-55 Indianapolis W 88-82 Drury L 72-75 2003-04 (21-9/GLVC 15-5) Lake Superior W 84-79 Northern Kentucky W 78-75 DAVID SMITH (119-56/GLVC 82-40) Rockhurst W 94-60 @Northwood W 89-86 @ SIU-Edwardsville L 56-73 Opponent Result @ Cal. State-Stanislaus L 81-94 Drury W 86-78 @ Southern Indiana L 76-78 @ Spalding W 103-84 @ San Francisco State W 89-73 Rockhurst W 77-63 N Missouri-St. Louis W 95-61** Shepherd W 86-77 @ Cal. State-Mont. Bay W 82-48 @ St. Joseph’s W 75-37 N Southern Indiana L 76-87** North Alabama W 98-71 N Hillsdale @ Indianapolis L 56-70 Southern Indiana W 93-86 W 79-74 Kentucky Wesleyan W 78-53 Missouri-St. Louis W 94-51 N Findlay L 73-75 2001-02 (18-10/GLVC Southern Indiana W 75-67 @ SIU-Edwardsville W 70-69 @ Oakland City L 62-69 13-9) @ Missouri S& T L 65-76 DAVID SMITH (77-37/GLVC 53-29) @ Lewis L 68-71 Southern Indiana W 83-77 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 84-73 Opponent Result N Florida Tech W 79-74 Kentucky Wesleyan W 78-71 Wisconisn-Parkside W 77-68 Erskine W 107-49 N Clayton State L 63-75 @ Missouri-Rolla L 72-74 Lewis W 94-78 Carson-Newman W 80-65 N Mercyhurst W 73-55 @ Missouri-St. Louis L 66-68 @ Northern Kentucky L 59-72 @ SIU-Edwardsville L 75-78 @ Findlay L 85-90 Wisconsin-Parkside W 81-63 Inidanapolis L 58-61 @ Lewis W 73-57 St. Joseph’s W 87-77 Lewis L 57-72 St. Joseph’s W 96-49 St. Joseph’s W 82-69 Indianapolis W 82-73 @ Indianapolis L 44-66 Northern Kentucky W 73-60 Indianapolis W 67-61 Kentucky Wesleyan W 74-50 @ Northern Kentucky L 64-66 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 78-72 St. Francis, IN W 91-82 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 84-49 @ Quincy L 69-83 @ Lewis W 79-66 Kentucky Wesleyan W 102-87 @ Quincy L 63-78 @ SIU-Edwardsville L 63-72 @ Wisconsin-Parkside L 58-65 @ Ferris State W 76-74 Lewis L 72-89 St. Joseph’s W 74-68 @ Missouri S & T L 65-70 N Lake Superior State L 83-89 Wisconsin-Parkside W 84-72 Indianapolis W 80-72 @ Drury L 70-80 @ Missouri-St. Louis L 51-70 @ Indianapolis L 67-74 Northern Kentucky L 70-82 @ Quincy L 52-69 @ Northern Kentucky L 62-63 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 73-68 N Game played at neutral site Lewis W 109-65 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 88-66 @ Lewis W 79-67 * NCAA Tournament Game Wisconsin-Parkside W 96-72 @ Southern Indiana W 91-83 @ Wisconsin-Parkside W 66-60 ** GLVC Tournament Game @ Indianapolis W 73-68 Quincy W 83-70 N Quincy L 74-82** @ Northern Kentucky W 72-59 SIU-Edwardsville W 84-64 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 82-79 @ Wisconsin-Parkside W 67-59 2006-07 (19-11/GLVC 11-8) @ Southern Indiana W 78-72 @ St. Joseph’s W 93-75 DAVID SMITH (173-90/GLVC 117-63) Quincy L 70-72 Northern Kentucky W 74-65 Opponent Result SIU-Edwardsville W 87-61 N Wisconsin-Parkside W 80-57** Slippery Rock W 76-56 @ Wisconsin-Parkside L 54-59 N Indianapolis L 83-91** Fayetteville State W 100-63 @ St. Joseph’s L 72-82 N Indianapolis L 67-79* Kentucky State W 94-59 Northern Kentucky W 81-78 @ Grand Valley State W 64-62 @ Spalding W 83-61 2004-05 (21-9/GLVC 14-6) SIU-Edwardsville L 61-71 Southern Indiana L 85-96 DAVID SMITH (140-65/GLVC 96-46) Quincy W 64-44 Missouri-St. Louis L 61-76 Opponent Result Northern Kentucky W 85-78 N SIU-Edwardsville W 90-79** Spalding W 97-68 @ Saginaw Valley State L 75-79 N Northern Kentucky L 88-92** @ Alderson-Broaddus W 94-68 @ Christian Brothers W 54-51 Northern Kentucky W 77-66 N Hillsdale 2002-03 (21-10/GLVC 14-6) @ St. Joseph’s W 96-83 W 63-54 DAVID SMITH (98-47/GLVC 67-35) @ Wisconsin-Parkside L 81-103 @ Findlay W 84-58 Opponent Result Quincy W 82-79 @ Lewis L 57-76 Pittsburgh-Johnstown W 92-75 N Robert Morris W 86-54 @ Wisconsin-Parkside L 69-86 Catawba W 99-90 N Shepherd W 87-81 UM-St. Louis W 67-49 Missouri-St. Louis W 93-72 N Tusculum W 78-68 UM-Rolla W 74-68 Southern Indiana W 61-59 Grand Valley State W 55-50 @ Southern Indiana W 68-61 Northern Kentucky W 71-65 Mercyhurst L 75-78 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 58-67 @ Ohio Valley College W 86-77 SIU-Edwardsville W 75-64 St. Joseph’s W 96-78 Spalding W 105-58 @ Southern Indiana W 84-80 Indianapolis W 77-68 N Fort Lewis L 46-54 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 79-60 @ Rockhurst W 87-70 N Nova Southeastern L 66-68 @ Northern Kentucky L 53-56 @ Drury L 76-92 Kentucky State W 104-73 @ Indianapolis W 80-76 Wisconsin-Parkside W 73-60 @ St. Joseph’s W 86-81 Wisconsin-Parkside L 72-75 Lewis L 70-79 @ Wisconsin-Parkside W 68-61 Lewis L 78-86 Kentucky Wesleyan W 76-56 SIU-Edwardsville W 76-75 @ Quincy W 78-64 @ Northern Kentucky L 64-76 Quincy L 65-76 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 87-72 @ Indianapolis L 52-66 @ Southern Indiana L 72-90 Kentucky Wesleyan W 94-81 @ St. Joseph’s W 68-55 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 82-69 Indianapolis L 84-90 N SIU-Edwardsville W 68-55** 27 Bellarmine

Dr. Joseph J. McGowan, President Dr. Joseph J. McGowan was appointed as Bel- full-time enrollment 40 buildings today, providing 810,000 square feet of larmine University’s third president in 1990. He came over the past ten wonderful teaching and living space -- while winning to the position uniquely qualified, having served for years. Our student 11 architectural awards. twenty-one years at Fordham University in New York quality and program In addition to his leadership on the Bellarmine as vice president and dean. Prior to that he was an quality remain at campus, Dr. McGowan is active in the civic and service admissions and financial aid officer at the University all-time highs as life of the community, Commonwealth and nation. He of Notre Dame. He received his doctorate in higher demonstrated by most recently served on the boards of the National education from Columbia University in New York and our ACT/SAT score Association of Independent Colleges and Universities earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from and accreditation of which he is Vice Chair, the American Council on the University of Notre Dame. He also is a gradu- indicators. Higher Education, the Council of Independent Col- ate of Harvard University’s Institute for Educational Student life has leges, the Executive Committee of Greater Louisville Management. been enriched by Inc., the Association of Independent Kentucky Col- Dr. McGowan led the transformation of Bellarmine the establishment of leges and Universities, Kentuckiana Metroversity, the College to Bellarmine University, which has been Campus Ministry, a Student Counseling Center, Health Frazier International History Museum, and the J. B. named as one of the region’s best comprehensive Center, and Commuter Student Center. The number of Speed Art Museum. schools by U.S. News and World Report for 15 con- residence students grew from 476 to 850. The Athletic In Vision 2020, Dr. McGowan has newly envi- tinuous years. Bellarmine University also is regularly program focus has resulted in an increase in intercol- sioned Bellarmine University as the premier inde- recognized by the Princeton Review in its annual “Best legiate sports teams from 15 to 19 and groundbreaking pendent Catholic university in the South and thereby 368 Colleges,” and this year in Forbes.com’s listing, for our new Owsley Frazier Stadium. the leading private university in the Commonwealth Bellarmine is rated in the top 100 of all colleges and Under Dr. McGowan’s leadership, providing re- and region, and presently is involved in building the universities in the United States. sources for Bellarmine has been very successful as University’s faculty, academic and student life, and With the creation of 20 new academic programs efforts have resulted in an increase of over 21% in the building the resources to realize Vision 2020. centered on the revised liberal arts core, Bellarmine University’s operating budget revenue over a 3-year has experienced a 45% increase in full-time under- period. The beautiful 135-acre campus has seen an graduate enrollment and a 60% increase in total increase in the number of buildings from 15 in 1990 to

Dr. Fred Rhodes, Vice President for Scott Wiegandt, Director of Athletics academic and student life Dr. Fred W. Rhodes was appointed Vice Presi- Scott Wiegandt is in his fifth year as athletics dent for Student Affairs and Dean of Students at director of Bellarmine University, after serving the Bellarmine University in 1991 and currently serves previous two years as assistant athletics director. as Vice President for Academic and Student Life. During his tenure, the Bellarmine athletics program Under Dr. Rhodes’ leadership, Academic and has shown major improvements within the GLVC, Student Life are thriving in their mission of providing jumping from 8th among 11 schools during his first services to students in the areas of career services, year to currently ranking fifth out of 13 schools in counseling, internships, student activities, residence the 2008-09 All-Sports Trophy standings. life, campus ministry, service learning and volunteer- Facilities also have seen a dramatic upgrade. ism, disability services, international and minority The construction of Owsley B. Frazier Stadium student services, intramural sports, wellness and and the Eddie Weber Tennis Complex, as well as health services, library, registrar, Merton Center, renovations to Knights Hall and the baseball and food services and athletics. He is also involved in service learning and volunteer- softball facilities, have come under Wiegandt’s watch. He also oversaw the ism in the Louisville area and has created volunteer experiences for students and addition of Division I men’s lacrosse. faculty in Central and South America and the Caribbean. Dr. Rhodes has taught Wiegandt is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors at the University of South Florida, University of Tennessee, University of Louisville of Athletics, the National Association of Athletic Development Directors, the and Bellarmine University. He has served on student affairs faculty programs at national board of directors for the Division II Athletics Directors Association, and the University of South Carolina, University of Arizona, Emory University, Tulane the board of directors of the Greater Louisville Sports Commission. Previously, University, Clemson University and the University of Georgia. Dr. Rhodes was he served on the GLVC’s executive committee and basketball championship named a Fulbright Scholar in 2007. committee and the St. Catherine’s College Advisory Board. Before joining Bellarmine, Dr. Rhodes served in student affairs posts at the Wiegandt began his affiliation with Bellarmine as a student and a pitcher University of Louisville and the University of Central Arkansas. He received his on the baseball team. He was an NCAA Division II All-American in 1989, the doctorate in education from Mississippi State University; his M.S. from the University same year he earned his degree in biology. When selected by the Philadelphia of Tennessee; and his bachelor’s was earned (with honors) at Maryville College. Phillies in the 1989 draft, Wiegandt began a 10-year professional baseball ca- Dr. Rhodes has also done post-graduate study at Harvard University. reer, spending eight seasons with the Phillies’ and one each with the St. Louis Dr. Rhodes is a member of numerous professional organizations and has Cardinals’ and Pittsburgh Pirates’ organizations. He posted a 2.97 career ERA served in leadership positions in organizatons such as the Southern Association of in over 400 appearances, including five seasons at AAA. College Student Affairs (SACSA), the National Association of Student Personnel After teaching and coaching at Holy Cross High School, Wiegandt returned to Administrators (NASPA), and the College Personnel Associations of Arkansas Bellarmine to coach the baseball team and earn his master’s degree. He served and Kentucky. Dr. Rhodes is the recipient of NASPA’s John Jones Award for as head coach for four seasons before moving into his administrative duties. Outstanding Service as Dean in the Southeast and the Melveen D. Hardy Award Wiegandt is married to the former Danielle Atzinger, who holds two graduate for outstanding contributions in research and service to the profession of Student education degrees from Bellarmine. She is currently principal at Holy Cross High Affairs administrators. School. They have three children: Caleb, 6; Callie, 4; and Cole,1.

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Administration

Skip Welch Jim Vargo Marilyn Staples Ann Jirkovsky Linda Burt Traci Siemens Asst. Dir. of Athletics/ Asst. Director of Athletics/ Asst. Director of Athletics/ Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Secretary/ Administrative Assistant Dir. of Event Mgmt./ Director of Recruiting Sr. Women’s Administrator Office Manager Golf Course Pro

David Krebs Suzie Enos Brad Blustone John Spugnardi Jon Auten Head Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Assistant Athletic Sports Information Asst. Sports Trainer Trainer Director Information Director

Head Coaches

Deron Spink Scott Davenport David Smith Jim Vargo Baseball Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Men’s and Women’s Don Hubbuch Cross Country/Track & Field Hockey Field

Ernie Denham Art Henry Jack McGetrick Tim Chastonay Renee Hicks Men’s Golf Women’s Golf Lacrosse Men’s & Women’s Softball Soccer

Todd Murphy John Mican Dan Palmer Men’s Tennis Women’s Tennis Volleyball 29 athletic

Owsley B. Frazier Stadium Knights Hall In the fall of 2007, Bellarmine dedicated the $5.1 million Owsley B. Frazier Stadium Knight’s Hall is home to Bellarmine basketball and volleyball. Built in 1960, Knights on the school’s campus, just off of Newburg Road. This state-of-the-art facility Hall has an atmosphere all its own and can seat up to 3,000 passionate Knight is now the home of Bellarmine’s soccer, field hockey, lacrosse, and track teams. fans. While “retro” in appearance, Knights Hall has plenty of modern amenities. The The artificial field surface, called the Joseph P. and Janet A. Clayton Field, was newly remodeled President’s room, complete with couches and a bar, overlooks installed by the Motz Group and is the same “24/7” product as can be found at the court from the east baseline, while the recently re-painted court includes the the football fields used by the Miami Dolphins and the University of Kentucky. The BU logo and the NBA charge line. The scorers’ bench features five back-lit tables track facilities include an eight-lane dual-durometer polyurethane poured surface and a modern sound and public address system. provided by Benyon Sport Surfaces, as well as three long jump pits, two pole vault Besides housing all of Bellarmine’s home basketball and volleyball contests, areas, a high jump pit, and a water steeplechase pit. The field can also be fully lit Knights Hall is also used for numerous high school games, graduation ceremo- for night play. It seats approximately 2,000 spectators and has a concession stand nies, and concerts. The Hall was dedicated in 1960 with a home game against and press box facility. the University of Louisville and has since featured some great matchups starting in the ’60s with rival and NAIA national champion Kentucky State, to Fly Williams and his teams from Austin Peay, all the way up to the Knight’s women’s basketball regional championship games of the ’90s. The arena has also hosted some very special guests including Mother Teresa, the Grateful Dead, Jimmy Buffett and Pete Rose among others. In 2007, Knights Hall was featured on ESPN when NBA greats such as Bill Walton, Darrell Griffith, and Kenny “Sky” Walker judged the McDonald’s High School All-American Slam Dunk Contest.

Knights Field Bellarmine’s baseball and softball teams each have a home at Knights Field. Both diamonds are natural grass and are located on campus. The baseball field was built in 1954 and has been renovated several times. It now features an elevated press box overlooking home plate as well as covered dugouts, bullpens, a batting cage and a large electronic scoreboard in right field. The field dimensions are 360 feet down the left field line (where the fence is now 20-feet hight), 385 feet to dead center, and 340 SuRF Center feet down the right-field line. The Student Recreation and Fitness Center (SuRF) contains three indoor tennis The softball field has a full service concession stand located behind home plate as courts, six new outdoor courts, an exercise and fitness area, a free play area, well as covered dugouts and an electronic scoreboard located in left field. The field dimen- locker rooms, offices and a student lounge. The exercise floor is supplied with sions are 190 feet down the foul lines and 220 feet to center. Both fields have bleacher treadmills, bikes, elliptical weight machines and free weights. Floor mats are also seating to accommodate 300 spectators as well as ample hillside grass seating. available for stretching. Table tennis and a pool table are also available.

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Bellarmine University Bellarmine University is an independent, liberal arts, The heart and soul of Catholic university, founded in 1950 by the Arch- Bellarmine is our talented diocese of Louisville. In 1968, Bellarmine merged and caring faculty. The uni- with Ursuline College and became an independent versity boasts one hundred university governed by a self-perpetuating Board and seventeen full-time fac- of Trustees. Bellarmine continues in the Catholic ulty, with 81 percent holding a tradition, the oldest continuing tradition of higher Ph.D. or the highest degree in education in the history of the world. The university their field. With a 13-to-1 ratio is named for Robert Bellarmine, Jesuit, Cardinal of students to faculty and an and Saint. Our spiritual and ethical role model is average class size of 19, Bel- Trappist Monk and author Thomas Merton, cham- larmine students get personal, pion of social justice, peace, ecumenism, ecology, considerate attention in small- and contemplative practice. Merton’s works are class settings. collected at the world-renowned Merton Center on A diverse student body Bellarmine’s campus. from 30 states and 17 foreign Five miles from downtown Louisville, Bellarmine countries studies at Bellarm- is set in the Highlands neighborhood. Our scenic ine. Our total enrollment is arts and sciences, business, education, nursing and 135-acre campus consists of 29 buildings featuring approximately 2,550 of which 1,737 are full-time health sciences. We also offer a five-year Account- the Norton Health Science Center, the W.L. Lyons undergraduate students. ing/MBA program. Graduate degrees include MBA, Brown library, seven residence halls, a chapel in Bellarmine offers semester, yearlong and sum- Executive MBA, MA in Communication, MSN, MA the woods, campus center, and recreational facili- mer study-abroad programs in 58 countries on six Education MAT, MSLA (Laboratory Science), MAIT ties, such as indoor and outdoor tennis courts; a continents. We also offer a comprehensive intern- (Applied Information Technology), MA Spirituality fitness center; golf course; sand volleyball court; and ship program, ensuring that Bellarmine students get and Doctor of Physical Therapy. For a complete athletic fields including a state-of-the-art stadium on-the-job access to real-world job experience in list of majors and programs available, please visit that’s home to lacrosse, soccer, field hockey, and the field of their choice. www.bellarmine.edu/programs. track & field. Bellarmine offers more than 50 majors in the

Louisville—A Sports Lover’s Town

Although Louisville ranks as the 16th largest city in the “greatest,” and the e-Main USA Technology The city also boasts Freedom Hall, a 19,000-seat America, it is able to maintain its small town charm corridor; and a zoo that offers world-class exhibits arena that has hosted six NCAA Final Fours, along and feel while offering all the big city amenities: an such as the Gorilla Forest, which recently earned with countless college and high school games, NBA award-winning arts scene with top level theater, special recognition from the American Zoological exhibition games, minor-league hockey contests, music and visual arts; a parks system designed Association. and Arena Football League games. And the Mu- by Frederick Law Olmsted that is the envy of cit- Louisville is a sports lovers’ city. Home to the hammed Ali Center celebrates the values and life ies nationwide; a vibrant downtown life, recently world-famous Kentucky Derby, Louisville each year of The Greatest Of All Time. invigorated with the addition of 4th Street Live, welcomes hundreds of thousands of race fans to Louisville’s golf courses are some of the finest Waterfront Park, Louisville Slugger Field, Extreme Churchill Downs to experience the most exciting two in the Midwest, as evidenced by the PGA’s selection Park, the state-of-the-art Ali Museum honoring minutes in sports. But Louisville has so many more of Jack Nicklaus-designed Valhalla for the 1996 and sporting thrills to 2000 PGA Championships, the 2004 Senior PGA offer. The Louisville Championship, and the 2008 Ryder Cup. Bats, the Triple-A With its renowned Olmstead Parks System affiliate of the Cin- and ambitions new “City of Parks,” Louisville is cinnati Reds, play also a paradise for amateur sports lovers. The ball in downtown thrilling Extreme Park offers excitement for skaters, Louisville’s charm- skateboarders, and bikers, including 40,000 square ing Slugger Field. feet of skating surface and a 24-foot full pipe. The And, of course, city’s parks offer everything from hiking to golf to Louisville is home tennis to soccer, to Frisbee golf. And the beautiful to the famous Ohio River is a spectacular playground for boating, Louisville Slugger, skiing, and fishing. whose headquar- With all of that going for it, it’s little wonder that ters offer daily bat Places Rated Almanac consistently ranks Louisville factory tours and as one of the best places to live in America. an interactive museum full of baseball memorabilia. 31 notable bellarmine

Clayton Wellemeyer Valvano MacLeod Lamkin

John MacLeod ’59 Liz Curtis Higgs ’90 Bob Valvano After earning 10 letters in basketball, baseball Higgs is an award-winning radio show host, Although not a Bellarmine graduate, Valvano and track at Bellarmine, MacLeod went on to author, and speaker. She has appeared on coached the Bellarmine men’s basketball team a highly successful coaching career, includ- talk shows on PBS, A&E, and MSNBC and from 1994-98. Since that time, he has gone on ing 18 seasons of working the sidelines in the she currently has 22 books to her credit with to national fame as a media personality. He cur- National Basketball Association. He ranks over 3 million copies in print. rently hosts the V Show, which airs nationally 10th in NBA history with 707 wins, and posted every Friday and Saturday evening on ESPN a winning percentage of .518 during his head Buddy Cox ’84 Radio. He also does color analysis for college coaching career with the Phoenix Suns, Dallas basketball broadcasts across the country for Cox became the first Bellarmine basketball Mavericks, and New York Knicks. He led the ESPN television and does color for University of player to be selected in the NBA draft when Suns to the NBA Finals in 1976, where they Louisville radio and television games. Valvano the Phoenix Suns chose him in the ninth round lost to the Boston Celtics in six games. Three is the brother of Jim Valvano, who led North in 1984. He was also invited to the Indiana other times, he led his club to the Western Carolina State to an improbable NCAA bas- Pacers camp and later signed with the Lou- Conference finals. MacLeod was selected to ketball national championship in 1983. isville Catbirds in the Continental Basketball coach the NBA Western All-Star Team during Association. the 1980-81 season. MacLeod also served six Scott Wiegandt ’89, ’01 seasons as the head coach for the University Wiegandt was an All-America pitcher at Bel- of Oklahoma (1967-73) and eight seasons as Todd Wellemeyer larmine and was drafted in the 45th round of the head coach at the University of Notre Dame On May 15, 2003, Wellemeyer became the the 1989 MLB draft by the Philadelphia Phillies. (1991-99) where he was named Big East Coach first former Knight to play in a Major League He played 10 years in professional baseball, of the Year in 1997. Baseball game. He picked up the save for the primarily in AAA, where he compiled a 2.97 Chicago Cubs in a 17-inning marathon against ERA in over 400 appearances. Joseph P. Clayton ’71 the Milwaukee Brewers, becoming the first Cub to ever earn a save in his debut appearance. Clayton is currently Chairman of the Board of Wellemeyer was drafted in the fourth round Mark Lamkin MBA ’05 Sirius Satellite Radio, after taking over as Chief of the 2000 MLB draft by Chicago and played Lamkin earned national fame through his selec- Executive Officer of the company back in 2001. three seasons with the Cubs organization. In tion as a candidate on Donald Trump’s reality He has also held senior executive positions 2006, he was traded to the Florida Marlins and show, The Apprentice. He appeared in the with companies such as RCA, GE, Frontier, then the Kansas City Royals. In 2007, he started fourth season of the show, which aired in the and Thompson. At Thompson, he oversaw the with Kansas City, but was traded to the World fall of 2005. He also owns his own business, launch of DirecTV Satellite Television, the most Champion St. Louis Cardinals and was moved Lamkin Wealth Management, which has vaulted successful product introduction in consumer from a middle reliever to their starting rotation. to the top two percent of LBL firms in just three electronics history. For his career, Wellemeyer has appeared in and a half years. He has also authored a book over 120 games, throwing over 220 innings and titled Millionaire’s Roadmap. Ted Wade ’04 (Honorary) is approaching the 200 strikeout mark. Wade became the first African-American to play college basketball at a predominately white college in the state of Kentucky when he suited up for Norb Raque’s Bellarmine Knights during the 1950-51 season.

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