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OFFICIAL PROGRAM Table of Contents Media Info

Academic Counselor ...... 6 Press accreditation for Lady Assistant Coaches ...... 5 Rebels' games is relatively easy. Athletic Department Administration ...... 7 Contact Don Johnson at the Behind the Scenes ...... 12 Athletic Information Office Credits ...... 1 anytime before noon on a game Graduate Assistant ...... 6 day and bonafide reporters and Head Coach ...... 4 photographers will be placed on Lady Rebels' Basketball Camp_ ...... 27 a pass list. (AIO phone number: Lady Rebels Off the Court...... 28 702- 739-3207). Las Vegas Profile ...... 9 Media Information ...... 1 Coach Strike is best available Media Outlets ...... 13 for interviews before noon. 80-81 Review ...... 11 (Basketball office phone 80-81 Action Shots ...... 27 number: 702- 739-3151). 81-82 Previ ew ...... 11- Piayer Profiles ...... 16-20 Records ...... 22-26 Roster ...... 15 Schedule ...... 2 Score Sheet...... 14 UNLV Profile ...... · .8

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Nov. 27 Western State College* 5:30 Jan. 21 at San Diego 7:30 Nov. 29 Cal Poly Pomona 2:00 Jan. 22, 23 at UCLA Nike Tournament 6:00 Dec. 4 San Diego 7:30 Oregon State, 8:00 Dec. 5 Pacific Christian 7:30 Berkeley, UCLA, UNLV Dec. 12 at New Mexico 5:00 Jan. 28 at Delta State Dec. 13 at New Mexico State 5:00 Jan. 29 at Louisiana State Dec. 16 U.C. Irvine 7:30 Jan. 30 at New Orleans Dec. 18 Arizona State 7: 30 Feb. 5, 6 UNLV Desert Classic 5:30 Dec. 20 San Jose State 7:30 San Francisco, Washington, 7:30 Dec. 30 Nebraska 7:30 So. Methodist, UNLV Jan. 2 Arizona* 5:30 Feb. 12 Brigham Young* 5:30 Jan. 7, 8, 9 Las Vegas Round Robin 5:30 Feb. 14, 17 at Hawaii TBA Tournament 7:30 Feb. 20 Pepperdine 7:30 U.C. Berkeley, Simon Fraser Mar. 5 at Wyoming 7:30 New Orleans, Dixie College, Mar. 12-14 First Round NCAA Playoffs College, Adams State, UNLV Mar. 18-21 NCAA Regional Playoffs Jan. 12 Cameron 2:30 - Mar. 26-28 NCAA National Semi-Finals Jan. 16 Louisiana State 7:30 & Chapmionship

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Still, the Rebels pulled through a competitive schedule with 1st Year at UNLV 1st Year at UNLV Keith Starr's bad luck may turn out to be very good luck for the Lady a 12-12 record. Professional playing experience If the Lady Rebels needed a Rebels. A three-year veteran of the "Not to discount last year, but we feel we are really begin­ is brought to the Lady Rebel " Psych" coach, Dan Pence would be NBA, Starr is spending the 1981-82 ning here. All the people who will be on our roster will be coaching staff by Assistant Jim the man. One of the top players to season as a volunteer assistant for UNLV while undergoing a rehabilita­ th~re because we choose them to be and that is a real plus Bolla. Jim spent a season with the come out of Phoenix, Arizona Cen­ tion program for a troublesome for any coach." The number of scholarship athletes has Cannon team in Venice, Italy and tral High School, Pence has spent later was a member of a team of the past 6 years exploring the knee. Alternating between guard doubled from 5 to 10, and although the schedule appears American professionals who toured sociological imbalance of gender and forward during his playing tougher than last year, optimism is high for a big imporve­ South America. His transition into roles. Particularly role conflicts still career Starr is concentrating on helping the Lady Rebel guards. ment on that 12-12 mark. the coaching profession took place faced by female athletes in our at his alma-mater, the University of culture. As a member of the Pitt varsity in UNLV is Coach Strike's first position as a head coach. Pittsburgh. All this adds to his talents as a the mid-70's, Starr helped the Pan­ Prior to taking over the Lady Rebels she was an assistant Beginning as a graduate assis­ working coach, talents which were thers put together a 22-game winn­ with the Oregon Univ. Ducks for two years. She has also tant for both the men's and developed beginning as a player at ing streak during the 1973-74 season, the longest string of wins in coached the girls' varsity at North Delta High School in women's programs at Pitt, Coach the University of Southern Califor­ Bolla became the rebounding nia and then the University of the nation that year. The following Delta, British Columbia and the JV's at Simon Fraser Univer­ specialist for the Panthers. The Arizona. season the team landed a spot in sity in Burnaby, British Columbia. results were impressive .. . at the end Besides "in the gym" coaching the N.I.T. Coach Strike's coaching talents are an obvious exception of the '79 season the Pitt men were' responsibilities, Coach Pence is in Professionally, Starr has played for the Chicago Bulls, L.A. Lakers, to the old cliche, "Those who can't, teach." Throughout her #3 on the NCAA's rebounding charts charge of the Lady Rebels ' and at the end of the '80 season the recruiting for the western part of the and Cleveland Cavaliers despite undergraduate days she played on the Canadien National women were 7th according to the country, a job which utilizes his undergoing four knee operations. It team and traveled across 4 continents facing the best AIAW. He was a full-time assistant sociological expertise as well as his was the last of those operations players in the world. Stops included Moscow for the World for the Pitt women's team before basketball knowledge. which required the rehabilitation program that eventually broght him Student Games, for the Pan Am Games, the coming to UNLV. Coach Pence received his B.A. in Coach Bolla was captain for the History at the Univ. of Arizona in to UNLV. Only 27, Starr will give the World Championships in Cali, Columbia, a tour to China, Panthers in 1975 when they made 1969 and completed his work on a N BA another shot when his knee is and several trips to Europe. She helped lead the Laurentian the field for the NIT. The previous Masters of .Arts in Sociology at ready to go. University team to the Canadien collegiate championship in season he helped Pitt make the UNLV this past spring. His high Starr is a graduate of Quaker NCAA field. Like Coach Pence, school playing days landed him All­ Valley H.S. in Leetsdale, PA and 1974. Coach Bolla was a high school All­ City, All State, and Honorable Men­ graduated from Pittsburgh with a A native of Canada, Coach Strike received her B.A. from America while playing for Pitt­ tion All-American honors. degree in Economics. Laurentian (Sudbury, Ontario) in 1975, and has done post sburgh's Canevin High, the 1969 graduate work at Simon Fraser and the University of Pennsylvania state champions. Oregon. She is expected to have her Masters of Science in Sociology of Sport and Athletic Administration shorly after • = [jERRJNGER._:y the end of this season. CARPET SERVICE •INCORPORATED = 3900 WEST DESERT INN ROAD LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - 89102 TELEPHONE - - (702 876-6333 PIZZA & SUBS & MORE Open for Lunch Mon . Thru Sat. At 11 A.M. Delivery 4 P M. Till Midnight Within a 3 Mile Radius Only' HOURS : MON .-SAT . 11 A.M.-12 P.M. SUNDAY 4 P. M .-12 P.M . SANTORA'S 2470 E. TROPICANA (CORNER OF EASTERN) 458-6276 4 5 year led the team and she was also Cal he had served for eight years as The president received his KATHY RICKS State-Fullerton's leading scorer the two DR. LEONARD Chancellor of the University of bachelor of arts degree in social seasons she played there. Following her Michigan-Dearborn. science from Central Missouri Graduate Assistant junior year at UNLV she rated All-America GOODALL Previously,. he served suc­ State College in 1958. He earned Former Lady Rebel Honorable Mention by the American cessivly as associate dean of his master of arts in political Women's Sports Foundation. Team cap­ Presi dent faculties and vice chancellor of science from the University of tain and only senior on last year's team. the University of Illinois at Missouri in 1960, and a doctorate she demonstrated leadership qualities Dr. Leonard "Pat" Goodall, Chicago Circle. in political science from the carried over to the grad-assistant's job. UNLV's fourth president, stepped A specialist in the field of ur­ University of Illinois in 1962. She finished her playing career with a into the university's top ad­ ban politics, Dr. Goodall predicts He is the author of three books, The Rebel offense will continue to be bang, scoring a career high 38 points ministrative post in July, 1979 ar­ that higher education will flourish Urban Politics in the Southwest, helped by Kathy Ricks this season against Cal State-Long Beach in senior riving at a time when the universi­ in the future in the nation's urban The American Metropolis and although not as directly as before. The season finale. ty is perhaps on the brink of its centers, especially in the State Politics and Higher Educa­ leading scorer for UNLV the past 2 Playing for Olympic Silver Medalist greatest period of development. Southwest where the population tion. He has also written seasons is now a graduate-assistant coach Nancy Dunkle at Valencia High With an administrative growth is greatest. numerous monographs and ar­ coach. School in Placentia, Calif., Ricks was background at three urban From 1962 to 1967, Dr. Goodall ticles in scholarly journals. Kathy became UNLV's #2 all-time named to the California Interscholastic universities, he is especially worked as assistant director and Dr. Goodall and his wife, Lois, leading scorer in only two seasons as a Federation first team as a junior and suited to the job. later as director of the Bureau of have two daughters and a son. Rebel after transferring from Cal State senior. Also lettered 3 years in tennis dur­ Dr. Goodall comes to Las Government at Arizona State Fullerton. In '79-80 she scored 490 points ing high school. At Cal State-Fullerton Vegas from the mid-west where University. while being the only Rebel to play in all30 she not only lettered in basketball as a games. She followed that with 485 points freshman and sophomore, leading the experience in two major con­ linois, and an associate and last year to trail only All-American Debra team in scoring both years, but was all­ DR. BRAD ferences, the Big Eight while at assistant professor of physical Waddy in career points, 1105 to 975. conference both years and all-region as a Kansas State and the Big Ten education at the University of Il­ Ricks' point totals for each particular sophomore. ROTHERMEL while at Illinois. West Virginia is a linois. major independent. Rothermel played semi-pro­ Ath letic Director Rothermel, 43 , was ad­ fessional and professional Dr. Bradley L. Rothermel was ministrative associate and baseball, semi-pro basketball and Unofficially, Jackie Newton makes it her named UNLV athletic director research consultant with the high school football. JACKIE NEWTON personal goal to oversee the scholastic March 1, 1981. Chicago Cubs, 1963-65, and has He received his doctorate from Academic Counselor progress of the athletes and ensure they The new athletic director had coached baseball at the high the College of Applied Human take full advantage of the educational op­ been at the University of West school, collegiate and profes­ Life Sciences, University of Il­ portunities available. Virginia, Morgantown, for the sional levels. linois, Champaign-Urbana, in Newton received her Bachelor of past two years. Before that, he He was professor of continu­ 1965, where he also completed Business Administration degree from the was assistant director of the ing education and health educa­ his graduate work. Rothermel University of Oklahoma in 1962 and then athletic department at Kansas tion at Kansas State University, received the bachelor of science UNLV's emphasis on the importance of returned to the campus at Norman 10 State University, and had earlier dean of the Division of Health degree from the University of Il­ academic success for each athlete is years later and added a Master of Educa­ been with the athletic department and Physical Education at linois, Dekalb. underscored by establishment of an tion degree. While working on her at the Univ-ersity of Illinois, with George Williams College in II- Married, he has two daughters. Athletic Academic Counselor's office Masters she served as a Financial Aid Athletics at UNLV. Taking over as head coach of several years ago. The position is current­ Counselor at Oklahoma and then, just "We feel we have a very the UNLV women's tennis pro­ ly held by Jackie Newton, a transplanted CHRIS.TINA prior to receiving her degree, became an qualified and extremely am­ gram in 1978, Kunzer became in­ Sooner from Oklahoma City and the Academic Counselor for the Sooners. She bitious person in Tina," com­ volved in several areas of the University of Oklahoma. KUNZER remained in that position until coming to mented Athletic Director Dr. Brad UNLV athletic program, including Officially, the primary function of UN LV. Coordinator of Rothermel at the time of Kunzer's 2 years as a graduate assistant in Newton's office is to advise all inter­ A mother of two teen-age sons, Jackie appointment. " She has the ut­ the Physical Education Depart­ collegiate athletes, scholarship or non­ Women 's Ath letics has been very active in many civic and most support and encourage­ ment from 1977 to '79. She has scholarship, in addition to or in lieu of In July of 1981 , Christina professional organizations including Big ment from the University in her served as cheerleader consultant other advisory opportunities on campus. Brothers and the Urban League. Kunzer assumed responsibility for coordinating all women's endeavors as Coordinator of since 1977 and continues to han­ athletic events, community fund Women's Athletics." dle that job. raising, and representing the Uni­ Kunzer, a native of Las Vegas, Kunzer is married to former versity at national and regional is a 1975 graduate of UN LV with a­ UNLV football player Thomas meetings as well as other related Bachelor's degree ill Physical Kunzer. In her spare time she en­ duties. She is the first to hold the Education. She later earned a joys dancing, snow skiing, hor­ job as Coordinator of Women's Masters in Education at UNLV in ticulture and slowpitch softball. 1977. Good Luck Rebels Athletic Staff Athletic Director Dr. Brad Rothermel, (702) 739-3483 Assistant Athletic Director Dennis Finfrock, 739-3480 Associate Athletic Director GOOD LUCK REBELS lORMAN VEGAS INC. 3130 Westwood Drive Las Ve~as , Nevada 89109 Wayne Pearson, 739-3614 Ticket Manager •Norman Kaplan (702) 737- 1055 Le Riggle, 739-3985 Coordinator, Booster Activities Dave Pearl, 739-3614 •Tom Oell VEGAS, INC. Sports Information Director 3353 So. H igh land Drive Bill Bennett, 739-3207 Suite 505 SERVING All THE LEADING HOTELS Head Athletic Trainer • Ll oyd Oell Las Vegas, Nevada 89109 Dale Rudd, 739-3158 Assistant Athletic Trainers vt-n. Jeannie Powers, 739-3158 Dave Yugo, 739-3380 CONSU LTING ENGINEERS CAESARS PALACE- MGM- RIV IERA Academic Advisor SAHARA - SANDS 01eDayService 734·6045 Jacqueline Newton, 739-3673 "Make Hudson a Habit" Equipment Manager Larry Chin, 739-3154 7 THE UNIVERSITY Fabulous

The University of Nevada-Las Vegas moves into its second Las Vegas quarter-century of service amid the same kind of expansion and growth which marked the school's first 25 years. In 1957 UNLV was " The Entertainment Capital of the World" thrives behind the bright a single one-story building in the desert but now covers 335-acres lights of the famous 'Strip' and Fre­ with modern facilities for over 10,000 students. mont Street but the cultural and In the fall of 1981 students were able to use a $7 million, four­ recreational attractions are even story addition to the James Dickinson Library for the first time. Cur­ broader. While the giltter of the rently under construction is the $4.2 million Alta Ham fine arts gaming and entertainment centers building and the $9 million building which will be the new home of is often left primarily to the tourists, the College of Business Economics and the College of Hotel Ad­ Las Vegas offers much more. ministration. Ground has been broken for UNLV's new 18,000 seat The city is enriched by art basketball arena and completion is expected in 1983. galleries, professional theatres, pro­ fessional ballet and other dance The university's academic drive is a reflection of Las Vegas organizations, and scores of serious itself, with nationally known programs for hotel administration, en­ musical organizations. Within 30 vironmental biology and geology, and theatre arts. UNLV's pro­ miles of campus are the recrea­ gressive attitude shows through the teacher education program, a tional advantages of Lake Mead, growing nursing program, and in all of the 63 different degree pro­ ... Mount Charleston , and the grams. panoramic red rock mountains. New Every semester the top scholar-athletes are honored for main­ parks, museums, churches , taining a 3.0 GPA or better with special recognition for the man and hospitals, and libraries insure op­ woman with the highest GPA's. An academic counselor is available portunities for all interests while the to insure athletes succeed in the classroom. unique entertainment scene re­ mains convenient. All UNLV athletics are based at the modern McDermott Complex, featuring two large gymnasiums, natatorium, weight rooms, rac­ quetball courts, and locker rooms. In addition to superior facilities, UNLV maintains one of the most knowledgable and best equipped sports medicine staffs in the country.

Lady Rebel Michelle Baney visits with entertainer Eddie Rabbitt during his premier engagement on the Las Vegas "Strip" . Las Vegas GOOV ..CUCK Re"Be..CS Qpen a new line BOULDER AUTO PARTS of communication Facts QUICK FACTS Las Vegas (Spanish for "The Meadows" ) is the seat of Clark County, located in the southern tip Address 2Q3-136B CENTRAL TELEPHONE COMPANY of Nevada, bordered by Arizona and 4505 Maryland Parkway 1!500 N~~evADA Hwv . • BouLDO:R CIT Y. NE v . 89005 the Colorado River on the east and Las Vegas, Nevada 89154 California on the west. The Las University Telephone Vegas metropolitan area is nestled (702) 739-3011 Our people in a 2,000 foot high desert valley sur­ Chancellor rounded by mountains that range in height from 5,000 to 12,000 feet. Dr. Robert Bersi POPULATION: 461 ,000 est. Clark President bring you County (1980); CHURCHES: Approx. Dr. Leonard Goodall 200; EDUCATION: 111 elem. and Athletic Director secondary schools 87,358 students Dr. Brad Rothermel (Clark County) Community College Albertsons back. 8,000 est; AVG . DAYS SUNSHINE: Enrollment A' 310 (82•); AVG. RAINFALL: 3.76 10,000 (arid) AVG MINIMUM/MAXIMUM Founded TEMP: 52.4/79.2; RAILROAD: Am­ 1957 DESER,T trak & Union Pacific (Los Angeles, School Colors Salt Lake City); BUS LINES: Las CON"STR,lJCTION" Vegas-Tonopah-Reno State Lines, Scarlet and Gray Greyhound, Trailways; AIRPORTS: Nickname McCarran International (Com­ Rebels merical, cargo, charter, communter, Conference general, U.S. Customs); Sky Harbor (general). Division I Independent (NCAA) 9 1980-81, ONE MORE LOOK

" What a season! " remarked Strike off six assists to lead the Rebel cause. Junior guard Tina Glover moved into OPEN 24 HOURS 731-1050 whose team closed out the year by drop­ Priscilla Hobbs, starting in place of the top spot of all-time Rebel assists ping a hard-fought 97-85 decision to guard Tina Glover, also played spec­ leaders this season with 286 in 69 games number two ranked Long Beach State in tacularly in the final game of her col­ (4.1 apg). In addition, Calloway's team UNLV's South Gym. legiate career putting up 23 points, six high 280 rebounds (12.2 rpg) this year The Rebels finished the year at 12-12, rebounds, six steals and five assists. makes her the all-time Lady Rebel re­ the least successful season in the 1980-81 was a year that rewrote the bounder with 642. Italian Specialties sport's seven-year history at UNLV, Lady Rebel record books, as UNLV set On the season, Rick's team high 485 however, coach Strike was not lookj_ng no less than six individual marks and points (20.2 ppg) moved her into second for any excuses about her team's five team records. place on the all-time scoring behind and mediocre performance on the season. Sophomore Sonia Lyke's 14 assists in former UNLV great Debra Waddy. Ricks " Before the year started I didn't make a 98-82 victory over Cameron University finished her Rebel career with 975 points any prediction about the coming set a single game record, in 54 games (18.1 ppg). Glover is third on season. What we did do, however, was previously held by three Lady Rebels that same list with 952 points in 69 STEAKS LOBSTER PRIME RIB set our own goals for the team, and tried with 11 . Junior center Kathie Calloway, games (13.8 ppg), and Calloway with 889 to direct our program in keeping with the among the nation's leading rebounders points in 81 games (11 .0 ppg) is fifth. winning tradition of UNLV basketball." throughout the season, set a Rebel In addition, the 1980-81 Lady Rebs set Said Strike. " In retrospect, I think we ac­ record with her 24 boards in a 110-108 team records for highest complished a lot of things we set out to loss to Louisiana State University. Belin­ percentage (.437, 788 of 1776), most do. We lost a few games we could have da Candler owned the old record of 22. losses (12), most home losses (8) , most won, but every coach will tell you that." Ricks, an honorable mention All­ road losses (4), and fewest road wins (2). The Lady Rebels' best performance of America selection last year, set season the season came against the 49er's of and career Lady Rebel records with her Long Beach, as senior captain Kathy .818 (63 of 77) shooting in Ricks, playing in her last collegiate 1980-81 . In two seasons, Ricks con­ game, scored a career high 38 points, verted 119 of 155 from the charity stripe pulled down seven rebounds, and dished for a Rebel record .767.

SEASON OUTLOOK 1981-82 Coach Sheila Strike's second team at time at the guard spot should produce a Kathy Acor of Las Vegas' Chapparal UNLV is tall, quick, and ready to burn up lot of talent for the Rebels with 4 High School and the previously mention­ the court with their exciting fast-break freshmen, 2 juniors, and a sophomore all ed 6-foot tall Valerie Juick. All three of offense which will more than live up to in the running. And "running" is the the Rebels' 6-footers can expect to see LOUNGE DISCO the reputation of the "Runnin' Rebels" . word. The Rebel's competitive edge will some action at both forward and center. The Rebels broke even during Coach come from quickness. Walk-ons Sandra Elliot and Marcella Strike's first season with a 12-12 mark, The tallest guard and brightest pro­ Nino should be able to contribute to the working with players she had not spect among the newcomers is 5-10 Pen­ depth at the guard spot, a very important recruited. Instead of only 5 scholarship ny Welsh, an exceptional transfer from aspect of the Rebels' running style of athletes on the team like last year, the Pittsburgh who plays a complete game play. Rebels will have 10 scholarship players on offense and defense. Other top new January will really be a test for the for 81-82 and the team will be more comers are expected to be 5-4 freshman young Rebels with appearances in their representative of the playing style Sheri Jennum who brings in a 23 point own Las Vegas Classic and at UCLA's Coach Strike likes to see. Of 13 players per game average from high school; and Nike Tournament. A tough road test to on the roster, 6 are guards, providing the freshman Michelle Baney who has good face Delta State, LSU, and New Orleans kind of depth needed to keep the Rebels size at 5-8 and is a tough competitor. University is sandwiched in between the running their fast break the entire game. Senior Liz Mello gives the team needed tourneys. A ll- A merica candidate Kath ie experience. The regular season at home ends with WHERE SANDS MEETS TWAIN ON PARADISE Calloway returns for her senior season Kathie Calloway will have something Brigham Young on February 12 (men­ to lead the Lady Rebels. She is currently this year she didn't have a year ago, women doubleheader at the Convention #5 on the team's all-time scoring chart good relief help. The only 6-footer on the Center) and the home finale on the 20th with 889 points and should easily team last season, Calloway can look against Pepperdine. The final regular become #1 later in the season. She set teammates Jennifer Webb and Valerie season game is at Wyoming March 5. the team's single game rebounding Juick in the eye this year. Webb is a More depth, more height, more record last year with 24 against Loui­ transfer from junior college and Juick is quickness, and a great attitude by the siana State. Calloway and Junior guard a freshman. Thomas is back at forward players give Coach Strike confidence to Sonia Lykes could form a tough inside­ but gone is Kathy Ricks. Now a graduate predict a much better season for the outside combination this season. They assistant for the Rebels, Ricks led the Rebels in 81-82. lEI~-~--~ will be the team's co-captains and are team in scoring last year with just over joined by Junior forward Judy Thomas 20 points per game. Her 485 for the r ' ' " ' A! -·· . .M :J as returning starters. Lykes led the team season put her in the #2 spot on the all­ ~- in assists last year with 137 and still car­ time chart with 975. ~ ried a scoring average of 12.3 thanks to Three women will try to fill Ricks' 51 % shooting from the field. Thomas shoes, all newcomers. Sophomore Paula was the #3 rebounder last year and is the Clear is a transfer with a good reputa­ best free throw shooter (64 %) among the tion as an aggressive rebounder. Two returning regulars. The battle for playing freshmen round out the forward corps; 10 11 Moe Madden Dick Calvert KXTZ Radio KDWN Radio Faces Behind the Scenes KEY MEDIA 307 Water St. 1 Main Street Henderson, NV 89105 Las Vegas, NV 89101 OUTLETS (702) 564-2696 (702) 564-2591

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13 12 Kneeling (L-R): Penny Welsh, Sandra Elliott, Liz Mello, Sonia Lykes, Marcy Nino, Michelle Baney. Standing (L-R): Paula Clear, Kathy Acor, Valerie Juick, Kathie Calloway, Jennifer Webb, Judy Thomas, Sheri Jennum.

1981-82 Lady Rebel Roster

No. Player Pos. Ht. CL Hometown 4 Kathie Calloway*** C-F 6-0 SA Michigan City, IN 5 Sonia Lykes** G 5-3 JA Inglewood, CA 10 Sandra Elliott G 5-4 FA Grand Junction, CO 14 Liz Mello** G 5-8 SA Las Vegas, NV 21 Sheri Jennum G 5-10 FA Napa, CA 22 Marcy Nino G 5-4 FA San Gabriel, CA 24 Kathy Acor F 6-0 FA Las Vegas, NV 25 Paula Clear F 6-0 so Covina, CA 1 33 Valerie Juick F 6-1 FA San Gabriel, CA J 34 Jennifer Webb C-F . 6-1 JA Wenatchee, WA 35 Michelle Baney G 5-9 FA San Gabriel, CA 52 Penny Welsh G 5-10 JA Wilmington, DL lAS VfGAS DODGf 55 Judy Thomas** F 5-10 JA Colbert, OK ON BOTH SIDES OF TOWN *Letters Won 457·1081·818·1800 3470 BOULDER HIWAY • 824 DECATUR BOULEVARD

14 15 4 KATHIE CALLOWAY 5 SONIA LYKES 6-0 5-3 Center/Forward Guard Junior Senior Inglewood, California Michigan City, Indiana Academic Major: Criminal Justice Academic Major: Biology-Pre Med Co-Captain Co-Captain Year G FGM-FGA PCT. FTM-FTA PCT. REB/AVE PF/FO TP/AVE A 79-80 24 25- 72 .36 13-20 .65 29/1 .2 26-0 63/ 2.6 38 80-81 24 123-243 .51 48-73 .66 48/2 64-1 294/12.3 137 Career 48 148-315 .47 51·93 .55 77/1 .6 90-1 357/7.4 17 5

Will be spearheading the ly to Kathy Ricks in steals with (career points - 1 ,364, career Rebels fast-break this season ... 60 during '80-81 ... But only foul­ assists - 463, and season Shortly after ringing in the this season. There might not be against LSU , the same game in Broke the Rebel record tor most ed out once despite her ag­ assists- 171). New Year the Lady Rebels any discernable difference in which she broke the rebounding assists tor a single game (14 vs. gressive style ... leading scorer should be crowning a new al l­ the amount of playing time she record). She has one of the best Cameron U.) and finished as the tor 3 games last season (20 vs PERSONAL: Big goal is to see time scoring leader. Calloway puts in but the Rebels are shooting percentages of players leader in assists tor the season Hawaii, 22 vs. Utah State, and 25 UNLV in Top 10 .. . Career plans needs only to equal her 15 deeper at center this season and coming back from last year (48 with 137 ... Knows what to do vs. New Orleans) ... A graduate center on being Court Steno­ points-per game average of last that means Calloway can be %) and despite playing center, with the ball when she doesn't of Inglewood High School, prep grapher ... High School Basket­ season to claim the #1 spot spelled tor a rest more often, ranked 3rd on the team tor pass it ott, finishing last season All-American and 2-time All­ ball Coach, Bob Corbin ... Date ahead of All-American Debra keeping her at her best steals (47). with an average of 12.3 points California Interscholastic Fed­ of birth: 5-5-61 ... Parents: Mr. Waddy ('77) with room to spare. throughout each game. per game (4th best on the team) eration .. . 10 letters, 4 in and Mrs. Willie C. Lykes Waddy has a 217 point edge at And when Calloway is at her Personal: Born at Ft. Leaven­ .. . Most accurate shooter from volleyball and 3 each in basket­ Grade point average: 2.6. the start of the season with a best, the Rebels roll. One of the worth, Kansas on April 14, the field last year at 51% ... ball and softball ... broke 3 grand total of 1105 but, at 15 a top 20 rebounders in the country 1960 ... Graduated from Rogers Equally tough on 'D', second on- school records in basketball game, Calloway can break that last year she is step one in the High School in Michigan City during the Rebels' Round Robin Rebels basic fast-break offense. with 9 letters, 4 in basketball, 3 Tournament starting January 7. Her efforts last year broke team in track, and 2 in tennis .. . Na­ It only follows that a player sur­ records tor most rebounds in a tional Honor Society and Who's 55 JUDY THOMAS passing the records of an All­ single game (24 vs. LSU) and Who Among High School American should be considered most boards tor a career (642). Students ... Applying tor Med 5-9 tor All-America honors herself. Kathie was not only the Rebel Schooi ... UNLV grade point Forward Paradoxically, Calloway may leading rebounder in 17 games average 3.15 ... Mother: Mrs. ear her place among the last season but also the leading Joyce Castle. Junior nation's best by playing less scorer tor 3 games (a top of 26 Colbert, Oklahoma Academic Major: Physical Education

Kathie Calloway Year G FGM·FGA PCT. FTM-FTA PCT. REB/AVE PF/FO TP/AVE A Year G FGM·FGA PCT. FTM·FTA PCT. REB/AVE PF/FO TP/AVE A ------78-79 28 111-254 .437 77-135 .5 7 217/7.8 86-5 299/10.7 27 79-80 28 71 -154 .46 39- 50 .78 111 /4 47-2 181 /6.5 27 79-80 30 92-211 .436 57-89 .64 145/4.8 53-2 241/ 8 24 80-8 1 23 75-184 .41 39- 61 .64 145/6.3 86-7 189/8.2 37 80-81 23 137-286 .48 75-123 .61 280/12.2 76-5 349/15.2 Career 51 146·338 .43 78-111 .70 256/5 133·9 370/7.2 64 Career 81 340-751 .45 209·347 .60 642/ 7.9 215-12 889/11 84 One of the Rebels' 3 returning her edge on several talented PERSONAL: High school coach, starters ... #3 in rebounding last recruits at forward ... led Colbert Wayne Merryman .. . hopes tor year with an average of 6.3 a High school to 3 state champ­ college coaching career .. . Date game .. . averaged 8.2 points per ionships during 4 years of prep of birth: 3-25-61 ... Mother LaVell game to move into the Top 20 career ... Averaged 23.5 points Thomas ... Grade point average: all-time career scorers at UNLV and 6 rebounds a game as 2.4 . ... has been gaining experience senior, attracting otters from as a starter since freshman year 200 colleges ... All-State, All­ when she was on the first five American and played in Okla­ tor 6 games and playing in 28 homa-Texas Prep All-Star game. out of 30 .. . started in 21 out of 24 last year ... experience gives 16 17 14 LIZ MELLO 34 JENNIFER WEBB 25 PAULA CLEAR 5-7 6-0 5-11 Guard Center/Forward Forward Senior Junior Sophomore Las Vegas, Nevada Wenatchee, Washington Covina, California Academic Major: Physical Education Academic Major: Academic Major: Physical Therapy Physical Education

REB/AVE PFIFO TPIAVE A Yea r G FGM·FGA Pet Year G FGM· FGA PCT. FTM-FTA PCT. REB/AVE PF/FO TP/AVE A Year G FGM-FGA Pet FTM·FTA Pet FTM-FTA Pet REB/AVE PFIFO TPIAVE A 79-80' 22 87 -205 .42 20·45 .44 11315.14 NA 19418.8 12 80-81' 21 NA-175 76-133 .57 297114 6b/· 426/20.3 78-79 11 5-22 .23 2· 6 .33 13/1.2 210 14/1.3 2 80-81' 24 99-229 .43 26-44 .59 10914.5 NA 22419 .3 21 at Citrus Jr. College 79-BOa 10 22-57 .39 14-21 .67 2012 58/5.8 . 46 186- 434 .43 46·89 .52 222/4.8 NA 41819 .1 80-81 14 8-19 .42 7· 8 .87 14/1.1 16-0 23/1.6 4 Career • at Wenatchee Valley Jr. Col lege Career 35 35-98 .36 23·35 .66 47/ 1.3 18·0 95/2.7 6 An excellent rebounder, should make Rebels stronger at a-at Univ. California-Santa Barbara both forward and center ... Averaged 15 points and 12 re­ Only sophomore on squad this season, spent freshman Should provide more good CSSB but came back to UNLV PERSONAL: Has a very Vegas bounds at Wenatchee High and 14 points plus 14 rebounds year at Citrus Jr. College ... was Citrus MVP with 22 points senior leadership along with when Sheila Strike was named hobby - Blackjack ... Date of at Wenatchee Valley Junior College .. . Wenatchee Valley and 14 rebounds a game and All-Conference as well .. . best Kathie Calloway ... and can con­ head coach ... also lettered in won the Washington Junior College state championship scoring night in high school and juco was 30 points ... Birth: 6-17-60 ... Full name: both years Webb played there (The team's 3rd and 4th averaged 19 points and 11 rebounds at Northview High tribute on the floor at either volleyball at UNLV as a Elizabeth Mello ... Parents: Joe straight titles) .. . Webb was on the Al l-State Tournament School in Azusa, California for Coach Jim Pashone .. . in guard or forward .. . left UNLV for freshman ... All-Star volleyball, and Judy Mello. team both years ... 3 letters each during high school for prep career was 2nd team all-league as sophomore and 1st Cal State-Santa Barbara after basketball and softball player at basketball, volleyball and track ... High school basketball team junior and senior years .. . also all-league in softball2 freshman year with the Rebels Bonanza High School ... also a coach, Betty Carrick .. . Washington U. All-Star Game selec­ years ... 7 prep letters, 3 each in basketball and softball when she started 11 games ... state-ranked shot-putter. tion. plus 1 in volleyball. lettered as a sophomore at PERSONAL: Graduated from Wenatchee High ... was on PERSONAL: Brother Mark is pro baseball player and Uncle National Honor Society ... Date of birth: 2-23-61 ... Parents: Bob is major league coach .. . Parents: Eugene and Barbara James and Patricia Webb ... 3.4 grade point average. Clear ... transfers in with 3.5 grade point average. 52 PEN NY WELSH 5-10 24 KATHY ACOR 35 MICHELLE BANEY Guard 5-10 5-8 Junior Forward Guard Wilmington, Delaware Freshman Freshman Academic Major: Business Management Las Vegas, Nevada San Gabriel, California Academic Major: Academic Major: , Adaptive P.E. Business " Hopes to turn a good shooting eye into a starting Year G FGM· FGA PCT. FTM·FTA PCT. REB/AVE PF/FO TP/AVE A Las Vegas was able to hold onto one of the top job with the Rebels .. . Claimed a California In­ 79-80' 32 205-480 .43 53-79 .67 271/8.5 62/0 463/14.5 58 80·81 ' 30 165·387 .43 67-84 .80 242/8.1 51/2 394/13.1 61 local products when Acor joined the Rebels ... play­ terscholastic Federation record with 24 straight free Career 62 370-867 .43 120- 163 .74 513/8.3 11 3/2 857/1 3.8 119 ing center, paced Chapparal High to great 3 years of throws in League and Play-off games ... Finished - at Univ. of Pittsburgh success including the State Championship in her senior season with 14 points, 5 rebounds, and 6 One of the top players in the tournament teams As a PERSONAL: High school coach: junior year ('79) ... team was 4th in state her assists per game .. . All Pacific League as junior and East will now try to win over the sophomore was chosen for the Frank Aiello ... has eye on col­ sophomore year and runners-up as senior ... scored senior, AII-CIF as senior ... should see plenty of play­ West .. . will be wearing a UNLV National Women's Invitational lege coaching career ... played 38 point~ in state finals ... a total of 10 varsity letters ing time with UNLV running fast break as much as uniform this season after play­ Tournament All-American team for UNLV assistant Jim Bolla in high school, 3 each in basketball and volleyball expected ... One of the San Gabriel Connection with ing for Pittsburgh her freshman ... was Delaware's #1 prep player while he was assistant at Pitt .. . and 4 in track ... all-conference in basketball and Valerie Juick and Marcy Nino. and sophomore years .. . While as junior and senior, leading St. looks forward to road trips .. . played in Nevada's high school All-star game. PERSONAL: High School Basketball Coach: Bob with the Lady Panthers she Elizabeth High to state title as Date of Birth: 5-14-61 .. . Parents: Bria ... 6 varsity letters at San Gabriel High, 3 in averaged 15 points and 9 re­ senior .. . 8 letters in high school, Edwin, Jr. and Alice Welsh. PERSONAL: High school coach, Jean Brooks basketball, 2 in gymnastics and 1 in volleyball ... bounds a game and landed a 4 basketball and 2 each in soft­ graduated from high school with 3.4 grade po int graduated from high school with almost perfect 3.9 spot on the Univ. of Cincinnati ball and volleyball. average .. . Date of birth: 4-7-63 .. . Parents: Harry and grade point average .. . Date of birth: 7-27-63 and Univ. of N. Carolina All- Dorothy Acor. Parents: John and Betty Baney. 18 19 10 SANDRA ELLIOTT 21 SHERI JENNUM 5-4 5-10 Guard Guard Freshman Freshman GO! Napa, California REBELS Grand Junction, Colo. Academic Major: Academic Major: Physical Education Undeclared GO • • • One of the top guards in Colorado last year as a senior at Grand Junction High School (Coach: Max Gives UNLV exceptional height at guard along Kralicek) ... averaged over 16 points and almost 4 with Penny Welsh ... Basketball Congress Interna- assists per game while earning first team All­ tional All-American ... All North-Cal and MVP for Southwestern League honors and All-State several tournaments ... Played in Benicia Hall of honorable mention ... Played in Colorado All-Star Fame all-star game ... Averaged over 17 points, high school game ... 30 points top night in prep almost 10 rebounds, and 3 assists as senior ... Top career ... led her team in scoring, assists, and steals game 44 points ... All-league 3 years in basketball, ... 16.3 points per game average during senior once in volleyball. season also tops in Southwestern league ... #1 prep tennis player in the state both as a junior and senior. PERSONAL: 8 letters in high school, 2 each in soft­ ball and volleyball, 4 in basketball .. . high school PERSONAL: Follows brother Dave and sister basketball coach, Herb Jetter .. . graduated from Patricia to UNLV (those two have been on Rebel ten­ high school with 3.8 grade point average ... Father nis teams) ... Date of birth: 9-4-63 ... Parents: Carter former basketball standout and now Athletic Direc­ and Lena Elliott ... Graduated from high school with tor at Napa College ... Date of birth: 4-17-63 .. . 3.8 grade point average. Parents: Joseph E. and Sondra Jennum.

33 VALERIE JUICK 22 MARCY NINO CALL 384-1 234 6-0 5-4 Forward Guard Freshman Freshman Academic Major: San Gabriel, California GO • • • Physical Therapy

The tallest of the San Gabriel Connection along One of the San Gabriel Connection with Valerie with guards Marcy Nino and Michelle Baney ... one Juick and Michelle Baney ... All-Pacific League as of the top rebounders in Southern California with 12 junior and senior at San Gabriel High ... finished a game as a senior, also 11 points and 2 assists per senior season with 11 points, 6 assists, and 2 re­ game that season ... All-Pacific League as a junior bounds per game .. . had the highest total number o·f and senior ... Member of Olympic Development assists on the team as senior. League team for San Gabriel Valley .. . helped lead San Gabriel to League title as junior and runner-up PERSONAL: Lettered in basketball 4 years in high spot as senior. school ... 1 year in tennis ... Coach at San Gabriel J High, Bob Bria ... also attended Ramona Convent PERSONAL: Took part in swimming in high school .. . High ... Father was top basketball player and is now Prep Basketball Coach, Bob Bria ... graduated with junior college coach ... graduated with 2.8 grade CALL 384-3540 3.0 grade point average ... Date of birth: 4-26-63 ... point average ... Date of birth: 5-27-63 ... Parents: Mother: Lorea Brent. Eliseo and Connie Nino ... Full name: Marcella. 20 Team Season Records Team Game Records COACHING RECORDS 100 Plus Club Most Field Goals Attempted- 132 vs. Skagit Valley Communi­ Most Games Played - 32 (1975-"1'6) Season Coach Wins Losses Pet. UNLV 121 , University of Colorado 48 (1975-76) Most Wins- 27 (1975-76) College (1/12/76) UNLV 119, Utah State University 95 (1978-79) Most Field Goals Made - 56 vs. Southern Utah State College Most Losses- 12 (1980-81 1974-75 Barbara Quinn 8 7 .533 UNLV 119, Skagit Valley Community College 26 (1975-76) Fewest Wins- 8 (1974-75) (1/20/76) UNLV 117, University of Arizona 51 (1975-76) 1975-76 Dan Ayala 26 Fewest Losses- 2 (1977-78) Highest Field Goal Percentage- .595 (50 of 84 vs. Baylor 5 .844 UNLV 116, Southern Utah State College 36 (1975-76) Best Win-Loss Percentage- .920 (1977-78) University (1/4/80) 1976-77 Dan Ayala 14 4 .777 UNLV 116, Weber State College 74 (1976-77) Most Home Wins - 21 (1978-79) Most Free Throws Attempted - 52 vs. E. Oklahoma St. 1977-78 Dan Ayala 23 2 .920 UNLV 116, U.C., Santa Barbara 58 (1975-76) Most Home Losses - 8 (1980-81) (12/9/77) 1978-79 Dan Ayala 24 4 .857 UNLV 113, Kansas State University 84 (1977-78) Fewest Home Wins- 6 (1974-75) Highest Free Throw Percentage- .920 (23 of 25) vs. Montclair 1979-80 Dan Ayala 22 8 .733 UNLV 111 , Utah State University 71 (1977-78) Fewest Home Losses- 0 (1976-76, 1976-77, 1977-78, 1978-79) State (12/8/78) 1980-81 Sheila Strike 12 12 .500 UNLV 111 , Weber State College 70 (1975-76) Best Home Win-Loss Percentage- 1.000 (21-0, 1978-79); Most Points- 121 vs. University of Colorado (1/9/76) UNLV 110, Baylor University 64 (1979-80) (12-0, 1977-78); (14-0, 1975-76); (8-0, 1976-77) Most Rebounds - 92 vs. Skagit Valley Community College UNLV 110, Weber State College 92 (1977-78) Most Road Wins - 9 (1975-76) (1/12/76) Years Coach Wins Losses Pet. UNLV 110, Utah State University 49 (1976-77) Most Road Losses - 4 (1979-80, 1980-81) Most Assists - 37 vs. University of Colorad (1/9/76) 1974-75 Barbara Quinn 8 7 .533 UNLV 108, Louisiana State U. 110 (20T) (1980-81) Fewest Road Wins- 2 (1974-75, 1978-79, 1980-81) 1975-80 Dan Ayala 109 23 .827 UNLV 108, Texas A & M 92 (1976-77) Fewest Road Losses- 0 (1977-78) 1980-81 Sheila Strike 12 12 .550 UNLV 108, Pepperdine University 53 (1976-77) Best Road Win-Loss Percentage- 1.000 (6-0, 1977-78) Team Career Records UNLV 108, Northern Arizona University 20 (1975-76) Most Wins on Neutral Court - 3 (1975-76, 1977-78) UNLV 107, Pepperdine University 97 (OT) (1978-79) Most Losses on Neutral Court- 5 (1975-76) 1974. 1981 All Time UNLV 107, Arizona State University 72 (1978-79) Fewest Wins on Neutral Court - 1 (1978-79) UNLV 107, Baylor University 82 (1977-79) Best Win-Loss Percentage on Neutral Court - .600 (1977-78) Games Played - 172 Lady Rebels' Scorers UNLV 107, BYU of Hawaii 16 (1975-76) Most Points- 2941 (1976-77) Games Won- 130 UNLV 106, Cal State, Fullerton 79 (1979-80) Highest Scoring Average- 94.6 (1977-78) Games Lost - 42 UNLV 106, University of Arizona 63 (1978-79) Most Field Goals Attempted - 2948 (1975-76) Winning Percentage - 756 Name Gms. TP Ave. UNLV 106, Arizona State University 80 (1977-78) UNLV 105, Utah State University 75 (1976-77) Most Field Goals Made- 1254 (1975-76) Points Scored - 14,781 Debra Waddy 48 1105 23.0 Highest Field Goal Percentage- .437 (788-1776, 1980-81) Scoring Average - 85.9 Kathy Ricks 54 975 18.1 UNLV 104, New Mexico State 72 (1978-79) Most Free Throws Attempted - 928 (1978-79) Field Goals Attempted - 14,239 Tina Glover 69 952 13.8 UNLV 104, Utah State University 55 (1976-77) UNLV 103, Dixie Junior College 29 (1974-75) Most Free Throws Made - 565 (1978-79) Field Goals Made - 6,027 Belinda Candler 43 941 21.8 Highest Free Throw Percentage- .697 (1977-78) Field Goal Percentage - .423 Teresa Willis 49 926 18.9 UNLV 103, University of Hawaii 49 (1975-76) Most Rebounds - 2237 (1975-76) Free Throws Attempted - 4,344 Kathie Calloway 81 889 11.0 UNLV 103, Eastern Oklahoma State 68 (1977-78) UNLV 103, University of Utah 70 (1977-78) Highest Average- 69.9 (1975-76) Free Throws Made - 2,727 Sandra Hamilton 58 847 14.6 Most Personal Fouls - 674 (1978-79) Free Throw Percentage - .628 Tina Glover 46 618 13.4 UNLV 103, University of Colorado 39 (1977-78) Most Times Fouled Out - 37 (1978-79) Rebounds - 9, 548 Kathie Calloway 58 540 9.3 UNLV 102, University of California, Berkeley 79 (1979-80) Most Assista- 603 (1975-76) Rebound Average - 55.5 Liz Galloway 47 498 10.6 UNLV 102, Northern Colorado University 48 (1975-76) UNLV 101 , Drake University 86 (1977-78) Personal Fouls- 3,683 Kathy Ricks 30 490 16.3 UNLV 101 , University of Hawaii 59 (1979-80) Times Fouled Out- 153 Janice Fuller 41 480 11.7 Assists - 2,728 Diane Tillman 37 436 11.8 Only UCLA (100-88, 1977-78) and Brigham Young (103-94 OT, Sherri Hudlow 41 432 10.5 1978-79) have scored 100 points against UNLV. Cindy Perkins 42 427 10.2 Donna Wick 49 426 8.7 Anita Carter 100 409 4.1 Janie Fincher 25 385 15.4 THE SPORTSMAN'S Sheila Powell 41 376 9.2 Judy Thomas 51 370 7.3 5660 Boulder Highway Sonia Lykes 48 357 7.4 ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Jackie Alford 44 350 8.0 BAIT AND LOUNGE 2330 Industrial Road COME SEE THE NEW US Las Vegas, Nevada 89114 (702) 384-6363 Post Season Action It would be nice to see you!

AIAW Region 8 Tournament 1979-80 UNLV 77, Southern California 78 (OT) Oest Lucl~ Rebels 1978-79 Durable~ UNLV 87, San Francisco State 78 UNLV 78, Long Beach State 81 <. "fi!1jf}!),.) ") UNLV 79, Southern Cal 93 1977-78 "\\' clcomc to the Good Life" UNLV 86, San Jose State 55 UNLV 87, Cal Poly, Pomona 83 Communities of Beautiful UNLV 88, UCLA 100 New Homes That Pride Built 1975-76 SLOT ROUTE OPERATORS Nev L1cense 9849A UNLV 85, Chico State 61 GAMING &AMUSEMENT UNLV 60, Cal State, Fullerton 67 UNLV 77, UCLA 97 Rancho Bonito Estates - Rancho Plazas - Haciendas de Pecos - Villa de Pecos - Villa del Prado Villa Bonita Oeste - Villa Bonita Estates - Pecos Estates - Oeste Villas - P.aradise Heights MACHINES OF ALL TYPES NWIT PLAY-OFFS 2900 S. Highland Bldg. 18·C • Phone 737 · 7797 1975-76 UNLV 87 , Indiana State 75 @Equal Hous1ng Opportun111es UNLV 55, Wayland Baptist 68 UNLV 81 , Belmont 68 22 23 Lady Rebels' Individual Records All-Time Series Records Game Season Career Points 44-Teresa Willis 766-Debra Wa ddy 1105-Debra Waddy Lady Rebels MONTCLAIR STATE SAI'-4 DIEGO, UNIV. OF TEXAS-EL PASO, UNIV. OF vs. Utah State (1975-76) (1975-77) UNLV leads series, 1-0 UNLV leads series 2-0 UNLV leads series, 1-0 (12116/78) Adamson, Jil l - 74-75, 75-76 ARIZONA STATE UNIV. DELTA STATE UNIV. 1978-79 - 81 -75 1980-81 - 89-59 1979-80 - 87-56 1980-81 - 79-66 Field Goals 18-Debra Waddy 332-Debra Waddy 468-Debra Waddy Affeldti, Toni - 74-75 UNLV leads series, 5-0 UNLV leads series, 2-0 NEBRASKA-LINCOLN, TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIV. vs. Ch ico State (1975-76) (1975-77) Aldarondo, Yatska - 78-79 1974-75- 69-3 3 1976-77 - 82-76 UNIV. OF SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV. UNLV leads series, 1-0 (1/2176) Alford, Jackie- 74-75, 75-76 1975-76- 82-28 1979-80 - 80-69 UNLV leads series, 2-0 SDSU leads series, 3-2 1976-77- 80-64 Field Goals Attempted 36-Tina Glover 642-Debra Waddy 963-Debra Waddy 1976-77 - 106-80 1976-77 - 96-72 1978-79 - 78-58 Bratcher, Rosi - 75-76 DIXIE JUNIOR COLLEGE UCLA vs. Brigham Young (1975-76) (1975-77) 1978-79- 107-72 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1977-7 8 - 92-74 1979-80 - 90-67 (2127/79) Brown, Renee- 74-75, 75-76 1979-80 - 67-75 UCLA leads series, 4-0 ARIZONA, UNIV. OF 1974-75 - 103-29 NEVADA-RENO, UNIV. OF 1974-75- 33-99 .555 Belinda Candler .554 Belinda Candler 1980-81 - 61-70 Field Goal Percentage .917-Sandra Hamilton Calloway, Kathie- 78-79, 79-80, 80-81 UNLV leads series, 2-1 UNLV leads series, 2-0 1975-76- 80-84 226 of 407 349 of 630 DRAKE UNIV. 1980-81 - 59-79 (1 0 or more atts) 11 of 12 Campsey, Clara - 75-76 1974-75 - 63-96 1974-75- 74-63 30T 1975-76- 77-97 vs. New Orleans (1977-78) (1976-78) UNLV leads series, 1-0 Candler, Belinda- 76-77, 77-78 1975-76- 117-51 1977-78- 101-86 1975-76 - 88-51 SAN FRANCISCO, UNIV. OF 1977-78- 88-100 (2110/80) 1978-79 - 106-63 USF leads series, 2-0 256-Teresa Willis Carter, Anita- 76-77 , 77-78, 79-80 EASTERN OKLAHOMA NEW MEXICO, UNIV. OF U.C. RIVERSIDE Free Throws 14-Belinda Candler 194-Teresa Willis BAYLOR UNIV. 1979-80 - 53-58 vs. Drake (1978-79) (1978-80) STATE UNLV leads series, 9-1 UNLV leads series, 1-0 Driscoll, Gail - 80-81 UNLV leads series, 2-0 1980-81 - 76-57 (115/78) UNLV leads series, 1-0 1974-75- 71-64 1974-75- 72-37 1977-78- 107-82 1976-77 - 72-53 SAN FRANCISCO STATE 394-Teresa Willis Ethier, Kelly - 77-78 1977-78- 103-68 Free Throws Attempted 24-Teresa Willis 304-Teresa Willis 1979-80 - 11 0-64 1976-77 - 93-54 UNLV leads series, 4-0 U.C. SANTA BARBARA (1978-79) (1978-80) vs. Cal Poly, Pomona Fincher, Janie - 77-78 EASTERN WASHINGTON 1977-78 - 94-74 1977-78- 86-69 UNLV leads series, 3-0 (1/13/79) BELMONT Fuller, Diane - 75-76, 77-78 UN IV. 1977-78 - 96-78 1978-79 - 90-52 1974-75- 54-47 Free Throw Percentage 1.000-Sonia Lykes .818-Kathy Ricks .767-Kathy Ri cks UNLV leads series, 1-0 UNLV leads series 1-0 1975-76- 116-58 Fuller, Janice- 75-76, 76-77 1975-76 - 81-68 1978-79 - 91-81 1978-79 - 86-78 (8 or more atts) 8 of 8 63 of 77 119 of 155 1980-81 - 92-81 1978-79 - 77-69 1980-81 - 76-57 1976-77 - 92-38 vs. Utah State (1980-81) (1979-81) Galloway, Liz - 75-76, 76-77 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIV. HAWAII, UNIV. OF 1979-80 - 72-83 SAN JOSE STATE UTAH, UNIV. OF (3/7/81) Gehrke, Lyn - 75-76 UNLV leads series, 3-2 1979-80 - 70-55 UNLV leads series, 7-0 UNLV leads series, 1-0 UNLV leads series, 6-3 Ass ists 14-Sonia Lykes 174-Sheila Powell 286-Tina Glover Glover, Tina- 78-79, 79-80, 80-81 1974-75 - 58-55 1975-76- 103-49 1980-81 - 75-69 1974-75 - 64-70 vs Cameron U. (1 975-76) (1978-81) 1977-78 - 90-73 1977-78- 86-55 Gonzalez, Gina- 74-75 1975-76- 96-30 NEW MEXICO STATE UN IV. 1975-76 - 72-61 (1/8/81 ) 1978-79 - 98-90 SEATTLE, UNIV. OF 1979-80- 97-61 UNLV leads series, 3-0 1975-76 - 72-65 Gooch, Connie - 75-76 1978-79- 94-103 OT UNLV leads series, 1-0 Rebounds 26-Kathie Calloway 431-Janice Fu ller 642-Kathie Calloway 1979-80- 101 -59 1978-79 - 104-72 1976-77 - 89-44 (1975-76) (1978-81) 1980-81 - 85-98 1979-80- 83-63 vs. LSU Hamilton, Sandra - 78-79, 79-80 1979-80- 87-69 1979-80 - 73-58 1976-77 - 103-70 (1/16/81) Hobbs, Priscilla - 80-81 BYU OF HAWAII 1979-80- 73-64 1980-81 - 60-57 SKAGIT VALLEY COMMUNITY 1978-79 - 93-85 Rebound Average 13.9-Jan ice Fu ller 12.5-Janice Fuller 1980-81 - 69-52 1978-79 - 81-95 Hudlow, Sherri - 76-77, 77-78 UNLV leads series, 1-0 NEW ORLEANS, UNIV. OF COLLEGE (1975-76) (1975-77) 1975-76- 107-16 UNLV leads series, 2-0 1979-80 - 89-57 James, Waynette- 74-75 HOUSTON, UNIV. OF UNLV leads series, 2-0 1980-81 - 68-78 Scoring Average 25.3- Debra Waddy 23.0-Debra Waddy CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF UN LV leads series, 1-0 1979-80 - 85-49 1975-76 - 119-26 (1975-76) (1975-76) Kinn, Jean - 79-80 UNLV leads series, 2-1 1979-80- 77-56 1980-81 - 92-88 1975-76 - 95-38 UTAH STATE UNIV. Games Played 31-Janice Fuller 100-Anita Carter UNLV leads series, 9-1 1979-80- 102-79 IMMACULATA COLLEGE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Donna Wick (1976-80) Lemay, Kay- 74·75 NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIV. 1974-75 - 63-70 1979-80 - 93-88 UNLV leads series, 1-0 UN IV. Sheila Powell Lykes, Sonia - 79-80, 80-81 UNLV leads series, 2-0 1975-76- 104-55 1980-81 - 85-95 1976-77 - 92-85 USC leads series, 3-2 (1 975-76) Lyons, Anita - 79-80 1975-7 6 - 108-20 1975-76- 84-52 CAL POLY, POMONA 1974-75 - 57-87 Personal Fouls 109-Paula Odnoha 258- Anita Carter Lytle, Tona - 74·75, 75-76 INDIANA STATE UNIV. 1980-81 - 83-59 1975-76 - 82-53 1976-77 - 110-49 (1978-79) (1976-80) UNLV leads series, 2-0 UN LV leads series, 1-0 1976-77 - 105-75 NORTHERN COLORADO UNIV. 1975-76 - 82-53 Madrano, Sonia- 74-75 1977-78 - 87-83 1975-76 - 87-75 1977-78- 111-71 Fouled-Out 14-Paula Odnoha 14-Paula Odnoha 1978-79- 94-82 UNLV leads series, 2-0 1978-79 - 79-93 (1978-79) (1978-79) Major, Emma Jean - 74-75, 75-76 1979-80- 77-78 OT 1977-78 - 88-71 KANSAS STATE UNIV. 1975-76 - 102-48 1978-79- 119-95 Mello, Liz - 78-79, 80-81 CAL-POLY, SAN LUIS KSU leads series, 2-1 1975-76- 87-53 OBISPO SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIV. 1979-80 - 86-64 Montgomery, Patti - 75-76 1976-77 - 71-73 UNLV leads series 1-0 Cal Poly leads serie~. 0-1 NORTHERN OKLAHOMA 1980-81 - 97-90 Odnoha, Paula, 78-79 1977-78 - 113-84 1980-81 - 78-61 1980-81 - 83-85 1977-78 - 62-89 JUNIOR COLLEGE WAYLAND BAPTIST Parham, Pam - 76-77 UNLV leads series, 1-0 SOUTHERN UTAH STATE WB leads series, 1-0 CAL STATE, FULLERTON KANSAS, UNIV. OF 1978-79 - 88-65 Penquite, Rhonda - 76-77 UNLV leads series, 6-2 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1975-76 - 55-68 UNLV leads series, 2-0 1975-76 - 116-36 Perkins, Cindy - 76-77, 77-78 1975-76 - 60-67 1975-76 - 99-84 NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE WEBER STATE COLLEGE UNLV leads series, 1-0 LAS VEG A S Perkins, Ida - 78-79, 79-80 1976-77 - 68-70 1978-79- 96-81 TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE UNLV leads series, 3-0 1977-78- 93-69 1978-79 - 80-50 UNLV leads series, 3-0 1975-76 - 111-70 KIN GMAN Powell, Cindi - 79-80, 80-81 1977-78 - 86-76 LONG BEACH STATE OAKLAND UNIV. 1976-77 - 89-70 1976-77 - 116-74 Powell, Sheila- 75-76, 76-77 1978-7 9 - 87-79 LBS leads series, 5-0 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1976-77 - 95-84 1977-78 - 110-92 1978-79- 80-72 1974-75 - 70-80 Purdy, Shelly- 78-79 1979-80 - 97-79 1978-79 - 93-87 1979-80- 106-79 1975-76 - 75-83 WILLIAM PENN COLLEGE Rambicure, Beverly - 75-76 1979-80- 82-68 1978-79 - 78-81 OKLAHOMA, UNIV. OF TENNESSEE. UNIV. OF UNLV leads series, 1-0 Reed , Kelli - 78-79 1980-81 - 45-83 Series tied 1-1 UT leads series, 1-0 1977-78 - 96-80 CAL STATE, NORTHRIDGE 1979-80- 64-84 Ricks, Kathy - 79-80, 80-81 1980-81 - 85-97 1979-80 - 71-51 WYOMING, UNIV. OF UNLV leads series, 1-0 1980-81 - 85-96 Rohlman, Debbie - 80-81 1978-79- 96-61 LOUISIANA STATE UNIV. TENNESSEE TECH UNLV leads series, 1-0 LSU leads series, 2-0 PALOMAR COLLEGE TT leads series, 1-0 1979-80 - 66-46 Skinner, Chris - 77-78 CAMERON UNIV. 1976-77 - 91 -92 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1979-80 - 69-83 UNLV leads series 1-0 Skinner, Denese - 79-80 1980-81- 108-110 (2011 1974-75 - 70-45 1980-81 - 98-82 TEXAS, UNIV. OF Thomas, Judy - 79-80, 80-81 LOUISIANA TECH PEPPERDINE UNIV. Texas leads series, 1~ CHICO STATE Tillman, Diane- 76-77, 77-78 Tech leads series, 3-0 UNLV leads series, 3-0 1976-77- 81-87 UNLV leads series, 2-0 Tollefson, Linda- 74-75 1979-80- 61-73 1976-77 - 108-53 TEXAS A & M UNIV. MOTOR INNS ® 1975-76- 83-73 1979-80 - 63-74 1977-78- 79-66 Waddy-Rossow, Debra- 75-76, 76-77 1975-76 - 85-61 UNLV leads series, 3-0 1980-81 - 73-97 1978-79- 107-97 OT 1976-77- 108-92 Walker, Mildred - 77-78 COLORADO, UNIV. OF 1978-79 - 87-65 QUALITY LODGING FOR LESS Welch, Cathy- 78-79, 79-80 MARYLAND, UNIV. OF RHODE ISLAND, UNIV. OF UNLV leads series, 2-0 UNLV leads series, 1-0 Rl leads series, 1-0 1978-79 - 98-63 Wick, Donna - 75-76, 76-77 1975-76- 121 -48 1978-79 - 77-70 1974-75 - 44-55 Willis, Teresa- 78-79, 79-80 1977-78 - 103-39

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UNLV Opponent Opp . 72 U. of New Mexico 53 69 ARIZONA ST . U. 33 93 U. of New MeXICO 54 1979-80 Record : W 22 103 DIXIE JR . COLL. 29 88 Arizona State U. 57 L8 U.C. Santa Barbara 47 (Home 15-3, Away 7-4, Neutral 0-1 ) 54 •Tournament of Champions 37 72 U. C. RIVERSIDE JIICougar Classic U. of NEW MEXICO 64 UNLV Opponents Opp . 71 :j:Houston Classic 44 U. of RHODE ISLAND 55 73 New Mexico State 58 74 U. of NEVADA, REN O• 63 71 Oklahoma 51 63 Utah State U. 70 90 SAN Dl EGO STATE 67 U. of Utah 70 1977-78 64 Record : W 23 L 2 77 HOUSTO N 56 58 Brigham Young U. 55 (Home 14-0, Away 6-0, Neutral 3-2) 106 CAL STATE , FULLERTON 79 63 U. of Arizona 96 89 UTAH 57 99 33 UCLA UNLV Opponents Opp . 72 New MeXICO 83 70 LONG BEACH ST. 80 102 CALIFORNIA 79 57 U. of SO . CALIFORNIA 87 94 U. of NEW MEXICO 74 61 LOUISIANA TECH+ 73 70 PALOMAR COLL. 45 96 U. of NEW MEXICO :j:§ 64 TENNESSEE+ 84 EASTERN OKLA . ST 103 68 97 OAKLAND UNIVERSITY !~~ 79 •Triple Overtime 71 11 1 UTAH STATE U. 86 UTAH STATE UNIVERS I TY!~~ 64 U. of UTAH 70 103 110 BAYLOR UNIVERSITY !~~ 64 TE MPLE JR . COLL. 70 89 83 SEATILE UNIVERSITY!~~ 63 1975-76 95 TEMPLE JR . COLL 84 97 HAWAII 61 Record : W 26 L 5 93 CAL ST . FULLERTON + 69 101 HAWAII 59 (Home 14-0, Away 0-1 , Neutral3-5) 101 DRAKE U. + 86 93 California 88 96 WILLIAM PENN COLL. + 80 53 Univ . of San Francisco 58 UNLV Opponent Opp. 106 ARIZONA STATE U 80 87 TEXAS-EL PASO 56 108 NO . ARIZONA U. 20 103 U. of COLORADO 39 80 DELTA STATE 69 102 No . Colorado U. • 48 113 KANSAS STATE U 84 67 San Diego State 75 ?2 U. of Utah• 61 110 Weber State Col i. 92 82 Cal State , Fullerton 68 104 UTAH STATE U. 55 88 Utah State U. 71 63 Louis1ana Tech 74 111 WEBER STATE U. 70 62 Kansas State U. • 89 85 New Orleans 49 103 U. of Hawaiilll 49 107 Baylor U. • 82 69 TENNESSEE TECH* 83 83 Chico Statelll 73 92 U. of Nebraska , Lincoln 74 70 NEW MEXICO• 55 75 Long Beach Statelll 83 86 Cal St. Fullerton 76 87 Hawaii 69 121 U. of Colorado 48 90 BRIGHAM YOUNG U. 73 73 Hawaii 64 87 No . Colorado U. 53 79 Pepperdine U. 66 66 WYOMING 46 119 SKAGIT VALLEY C. C. 26 86 San Francisco St. 69 77 Southern Californ ia (OT)@ 78 95 SKAGIT VALLEY C.C. 38 86 San Jose St.J\1 55 87 Cal Poly, Pomona !II 83 + NIKE Tournament of Champions 82 U. of So . California 53 JIILas Vegas Round Robin Tournament 84 88 UCLA !II 100 80 U.C .• Los Angeles •Desert Classic 36 116 SO . UTAH STATE U. +Tournament of Champions ®AIAW Reg ion 8 Tournament 72 U. of UTAH 65 • Jayhawk Classic 82 ARIZONA STATE U. 28 JIIAIAW District 8 Tournament 117 U. of ARIZONA 51 88 U. of Nevada, Reno 51 1980-81 84 UTAH STATE U. 52 1978-79 Record: W12 L 12 B.Y.U. of Hawaii 16 107 Record: W 24 L4 (Home , Away , Neutral - ) 96 U. of Hawaii 30 Home 21-0 , Away 2-2, Neutral1-2) U. of SO . CALIFORNIA 53 82 UNLV Opponents Op p. 99 U. of KANSAS 84 UNLV Opp onents Op p. 92 Eastern Washington Univ . 81 116 U. C., SANTA BA RBARA 58 104 NEW MEXICO STATE 72 89 Univ . of San Diego 59 85 Chico State:j: 61 106 U. of ARIZONA 63 85 Univ . of Oklahoma 96 60 Fullerton State :j: 67 96 CAL ST .-NORTHRIDGE 61 61 San Diego State Univ . 70 77 U.C ., Los Angeles:j: 97 107 ARIZONA ST . 72 76 San Francisco State Univ . • 57 87 Indiana State+ 75 81 MONTCLAIR ST . • 75 98 Cameron Univ . • 82 55 Wayland Baptist + 68 77 MARYLAND• 70 92 Univ . of New Orleans • 88 81 Belmont+ 68 119 UTAH ST . UN IV 95 68 Univ . of Utah@ 78 UNLV GIRLS' BASKETBALL CAMP •utah Holiday Classic 90 SAN FRANCISCO ST 52 97 Utah State Univ .@ 90 JIIChico State Tournament 87 TEXAS A&M 65 85 Brigham Young Univ .@ 98 The UNLV Women's Basketball Staff will once again be offering a summer basketball camp for girls. There will be two :j:AIAW Regionals 98 TEXAS A&M 63 108 Louisiana State Univ . (20T) 110 sessions during the week of June 7-11 , 1982. Girls 8-14 years of age are invited to attend the morning session for the week, + NWIT Playoffs 80 NW MISSOURI STJ\1 40 69 Un iv. of Hawaii 52 which will run from 8 a.m.-12 Noon Monday - Friday. The afternoon session will be offered to girls 15- 18 years of age, and 88 NO . OKLAHOMAJ\1 65 78 Southern Methodist Univ . 61 will run from 1 p.m.-5 p.m. 1976-77 93 TEMPLE COLL.J\1 87 59 San Diego State Univ .@ 78 Record : W 14 L4 93 UNIV . of UTAH 85 79 Univ . ol San Diego@ 66 If you would like more information about the camp, pl ease fill out the form below, detach and send it to: (Home 8-0, Away 6-4) 91 U. of NEW MEXICO 81 73 Louisiana Tech Univ . 97 Women's Basketball Office 94 CAL POLY , POMONA 82 75 Univ . of New Mexicolll 69 University of Nevada, Las Vegas UNLV Opponent Opp . 98 BRIGHAM YOUNG U. 90 85 U. C. B erkeley!~~ 95 4505 Maryland Parkway 92 IMMACULATA COLL. • 85 78 SAN DIEGO ST . 58 83 Cal-Poly , San Louis Obispo 85 82 DELTA STATE U.* 76 87 CAL STATE-FULLERTON 79 45 Cal-State , Long Beach@ 83 Las Vegas, NV 89154 110 UTAH STATE U. 49 107 PEPPERDINE 97(0T) 68 Univ . of San Francisco 69 77 Univ . of New Mexico 69 92 U.C., SANTA BARBARA 38 60 New Mexico State Univ . 57 Name 71 Kansas State U. 73 80 Cal State-Fullerton 72 83 Northern Arizona. Univ . 59 81 Univ . of Utah 95 85 Cal- State . Long Beach 97 108 PEPPERDINE U. 53 Home Ph one ______Ag e ______Grade ______89 U. of Utahlll 44 94 BRIGHAM YOUNG U. 103(0T) • UNLV Round Robin Tournament 81 68 Cal State . Fullerton!~~ 70 96 KANSAS JIIUNLV Desert Classic 96 U. OF NEB ., LINCOLN 72 86 San Francisco St. + 78 78 Long Beach St. + 81 Honre Address ------~------~~~------~~~------~~------105 UTAH STATE U. 75 (street} (c1 ty} (s tate} (zip} 116 WE BER STATE COLL. 74 79 Southern Cal. + 93 80 Texas Southern U.:j: 64 •NIKE Tournament of Champions 108 Texas A & M:j: 92 JIILas Vegas Round Robin Tournament School curren tly attending 91 Louisiana State U.:j: 92 + WAIAW Region 8 Basketball 81 U. of Texas:j: 87 Championships Coaches name ______26 FRONT ROW, L-R: Paula Clear, Marcy Nino, Sonia lykes, Sandra Ell iott, Penny Welsh. MIDDLE ROW L-R: Kathie Calloway, Michelle Baney, liz Mello, Judy Thomas. BACK ROW L-R: Sheri Jennum, Jennifer Webb, Valerie Juick, Kathy Acor.

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