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November 23 Saturday at IP-Fort Wayne 7:30 pm 25 Monday Northern Kentucky* 8:05 pm 27 Wednesday Southern Indiana 7:30 pm 30 Saturday Lake Superior 2pm December 7 Saturday at Toledo 8 pm 11 Wednesday Ashland* 8:05 pm 14 Saturday at Kentucky Wesleyan 8:30 pm 16 Monday at Southern Indiana 8:30 pm 19 Thursday ortheastern Illinois 7:30pm 21 Saturday Otterbein 7:30pm January 3 Friday Blue Cross/Blue Shield Classic SIU-Edwardsville vs. New York Tech 6:30pm St. Michael's vs. Wright State 8:30 pm 4 Saturday Blue Cross/Blue Shield Classic Consolation Game 6:30 pm Championship Game 8:30 pm 8 Wednesday IUPUI 7:30pm 11 Saturday Michigan-Dearborn''' 8:05 pm 13 Monday IP-Fort Wayne 7:30 pm 15 Wednesday Marion* 8:05 pm 18 Saturday at Bellarmine 8 pm 20 Monday Charleston* 8:05 pm 25 Saturday at Ashland 7:30 pm 30 Thursday Central State (UD Arena) 7:30 pm February 1 Saturday Oakland City 7:30 pm 8 Saturday Kentucky Wesleyan* 8:05 pm 13 Thursday Malone* 8:05 pm 15 Saturday Franklin 9 pm 18 Tuesday at Northern Kentucky 7:30 pm 22 Saturday Edinboro* 8:05 pm 27 Thursday Kentucky State* 8:05 pm March I Saturday at Indiana Central 7:30 pm

*Indicates games to be broadcast by WRGT-TV 45 in Dayton. All games, Wright State University home and away, can be heard on WING-AM, 1410 on the dial. All starting Dayton, Ohio 45435 times are Eastern Standard Time. Media Information

This publication. featuring the 1985-86 Interview policy: For player interviews, edition of the Wright State University contact the Sports Information Office at least Contents basketball team. has been prepared to aid in one day in advance of the requested Primary Media Outlets your coverage of the Raiders. Additional interview. Player interviews will not be Paul Meyer Sports Repo11er information is available by contacting the granted during practice or on the day of a Dayro11 Ne11·:s1mpers Athletic Directory 40 Sports Information Office. game. To speak with Coach Underhill. 2469 Rugby Court Coaching Staff 3 Dayton. OH -15406 Assistant Coaches 6 Media credentials: All requests for working call the basketball office at 513/873-2771. The best time to reach Coach Underhill is Jim Temme Head Coach 5 media credentials should be made. at least Sports Editor 11 am-noon. Director of Athletics 4 two days in advance. to the Sports Fairborn D(li/y Herold One Herald Square Media Information IFC Information Office. Credentials requested at Postgame interviews: Coach Underhill will Fairborn. OH -1532-1 National Award Winners 30 least four days prior to the game will be be available in the conference room adjacent Bill Begley Opponents 22-29 mailed. All others will be held at the Will to the home locker room approximately Sports Editor Ashland 23 Call gate in the Physical Education Building. IO minutes after the game. The Raider Bem·ercffe/.. Neil's 1342 North Fairfield Road Bcllarmine 27 locker room is normally open to give media Parking arrangements: A parking area is Beavercreek. OH -15-132 Central State 27 personnel access to the players. It is up to reserved directly behind the Physical Mike Ungard Charleston 27 the discretion of the visiting coach to open Spons Editor Education Building. Requests for parking Edinboro 29 his locker room. Xenia Ca:efle must accompany requests for media 37 South Detroit Franklin 28 credentials. Sports information personnel: In his Xenia. OH 45385 IP-Fort Wayne 22 second year at Wright State, Mike Hermann Carl GroJy IUPUI 26 Photographers: Still photographers are Sports Editor is the sports information director. He is Indiana Central 29 limited to working the end lines of the court. Thl' Daily Cuardiw1 assisted by students Gary Giles. Mark \Vright State Univcr:-.it) Kentucky State 29 Requests for floor passes should be placed Dayton. OH -15-135 f Bennington, Mike Baltes. Andy Bleh, and Kentucky Wesleyan 24 with the Sports Information Ofice at least Paula Holland. Grcu Gahri� Lake Superior 23 two days in advance. Motion picture camera Radio/Television Play-by-Pia) SID address-Sports Information Malone 28 or video tape operators who need platform WRGT-TV -15 Wright State University -15 Broadca,t Place Marion 26 space should contact the Sports Information Dayton. OH 45435 Dayton. OH -15408 Michigan-Dearborn 26 Office at least three weeks in advance. Office phone-513/873-2771 Tom Michaels New York Tech 25 Radio Announcer Radio: Permission to broadcast a game from After hours-513/873-2816 307-1 Bright Bounty Lane Northeastern Illinois 24 the Physical Education Building hould be Raider hotline-513/873-28 l 8 Dayton. OH 45449 Northern Kentucky 22 requested from the Sports Information Press row-513/873-2867 Dave Harri!'! Oakland City 28 Office. All telephone line orders should also SID home phone-513/667-3499 Sport:-i Director Otterbein 24 WWSN/WDAO Radio be placed with the Sports Information 1-100 Cincinnati Street SIU-Edwardwille 25 Office. because there is one line available Dayton. OH -15-108 St. Michael"s 25 for the official station of the visiting team. Larry Hansgcn Southern Indiana ,,,., Space on press row will be allocated for a Sport� Director Toledo 23 WHIO Radio broadcast crew of two. 141-1 Wilmington Pike Outlook 2 Dayton. OH 45420 Player Profiles 7-19 Television: All requests for televising Preseason Basketball Poll 19 Wright State games sh0uld be directed to Raiders on the Road Dick Roberts ", ....._ New!'! Director Raider Record Book 31-35 Michael J. Cusack, Director of Athletics. WING-AM Radio Toledo December 6. 1985 Raider Roster 21 Wright State University. Dayton. Ohio Sheraton Wc ....1garc 717 East David Road Wright State Quick Facts Dayton. OH 45-129 Raiders through the Years 36-37 45435. 3536 Secur Road Location-Dayton. Ohio Toledo. OH -13606 Schedule. I 985-86 BC Omar Willia111s1Mikc Gallagher Founded-I964: independent university status. 1967 Services: Programs. lineups. cumulative -1191535-7070 Sports Statistics, 1984-85 20 WDTN-TV Enrollment-16.097 total: 12.634 undergraduate statistics, and game notes will be available Kcnwcky We,icyan December 13-15. 1985 Wright State ·s President !BC -159-1 South Dixie President-Dr. Paige E. Mulhollan prior to each game in the press room. A am.I Southern Indiana E,ccu1ivc lnn-Ri\crmunt Dayton. OH -15-101 Wright State University 38-39 Home court (capacity/surface)-Physical Education Building (2.800/tartan) complete NCAA box and play-by-play sheets One E,c�uli\C Bouk\ard Owen,horo. KY -1130 I Mick Hubert/Mike Hartsod Nickname-Raiders will be distributed at halftime and following Sports 502 926-8000 Colors-Hunter green and gold the game. A Xerox telecopier will be WHIO-TV B!!llarminc Januar) 17. J 9g6 1-114 Wilmington Pike Conference-Independent available for use following the game. E,ccuti\'c Inn Dayton. OH 45420 Affiliation-NCAA Division II Wattn�on Expn.::�'.-iv.a) Don Brown 1984-85 Rccord-22-7 Louisville. KY -10213 Sport� Director Credits 50'.!1367-6161 WKEF-TV Lettermen returning/lost-11/3 1731 Soldiers Home Road The 1985-86 edition of the Wright State Starters returning/lost-5/0 Dayton. OH -15418 ba,kctball media guide wa, prepared b) Athletic department phone number-513/873-2771 Mih.c Hermann. Editing. design and l) pc�cttrng Director or Athletics-Dr. Michael J. Cusack were handled on campu\ by the Univcr-,,it) Communications :rnd Printing Servkc offil'e,. Head Basketball Coach (alma mater)-Ralph Underhill (Tennessee Tech. 1964) Contributing photographer, include Roberta Record at Wright State-161-42 (seven years) Monnin . .lack Davis. and Scott Ki"c'- Assistant Coaches-Jim Brown (Dayton. 1966) Bob Grote (Wright State. 1977) John Ross (Wilmington. 1949) Sports Information Director-Mike Hermann 1985-86 Raider Outlook

The Wright State basketball program is not in a rebuilding phase, it is in a building phase. With the move to Division I just two seasons away, the Raiders hope to leave Division II status after having firmly established themselves as the most successful team during their last IO years in Division II. The Raiders have a good start on that claim. advancing to the regional tournament six times in the last eight years. They won the Division II national championship in 1983 and were a regional finalist last season. Having built a solid base as the most successful program in Division II. in two years Wright State will be able to move on to Division I. The 1985-86 team may add yet another cornerstone to the foundation of the basketball program. With the top eight players returning. including all five starters. the Raiders are hopeful of a top-ten ranking. - But the schedule. which includes homc-and­ - home contests with Kentucky Wesleyan and Southern Indiana. a pair of regional qualifiers last year. will challenge the veteran team. Wright State also has difficult size inside with a 6-8 frame. compared to after appearing in all but one game last year. road games at Toledo. Indiana Central. Marion's 6-5. Webb started 16 games last Al Taylor. who saw limited action last year. Northern Kentucky. Ashland. Bellarmine. year at the center position. finishing with 4.3 could use his larger size and aggressive play and fP-Fort Wayne. points and 3 .3 rebounds per game. to earn playing time at this spot also. Leading the Raiders on this championship Also among the big men. senior Rob One certainty is that the 1985-86 Raiders quest is Mark Vest. a second-team Sanders can be called upon for outside will be an offensive-minded team. The All-American (National Association of shooting. while sophomore James Jones has Raiders finished thirteenth in the country last Basketball Coaches). The 6-6 forward led the leaping ability to make him a strong year in scoring. averaging 81.3 points per the Raiders in both scoring and rebounding rebounder and a bonafide shot blocker. game. They were helped by excellent last year. His I 8.4 point-per-game average Newcomer Henry Grace could sec action at shooting, hitting 53.3 percent of their was sixtieth among Division II players and either center or forward. shots. third best percentage among his 6.0 rebounding average was best on the In the backcourt. four players saw regular Division If teams. team. A two-year member of the Wright action last year and the situation is expected State squad after transfen-ing from the to be much the same this year. At point Virginia Military Institute, Yest has set both guard. sophomore Tyrone Joye became the the sophomore and junior single-season starter after the first few games of the Raider Summary scoring records and has set his sights on the season. and held the position the remainder Senior Lettermen Returning ( 6) all-time mark of 612 points. of the campaign. Joye dished out 124 Grant Marion. 6-6. 215. F-C. 8.1 ppg. 5.4 rpg Mark McCormick. 6-4. 170. G. 7.9 ppg. 2.6 rpg Joining Vest in the front court is another assists. the most of any Raider freshman and Rob Sanders. 6-6. 215. r. 2.8 ppg. 1.9 q>g senior, Andy Warner. The 6-5 forward just 12 shy of the single-season record. Al Taylor. 6-4. 180. G-F. '.!.4 ppg. 1.3 rpg started in 26 of the 29 games last year and Junior Lenny Lyons played a back-up role Andy Warner. 6-5. 220. F. 12.1 ppg. 4.2 rpg finished second on the team in scoring with most of the season. but came to life the final Mark Vest. 6-6. 195. f. 18.4 PP!!· 6.0 rpg a 12. I average. Warner led the team in five games of the season and almost single­ Junior Lellermen Returning (2) field goal accuracy with a 60.3 shooting handedly got the Raiders out of the Great Lenny Lyons. 6-1. 165. G. 5 .4 ppg. U rpg percentage. which ranked him eighteenth Lakes Regional. Lyons came off the bench Rodney Webb. 6-8. 1\15. C. 4.3 ppg. 3.3 rpg nationally. Warner would have also been to score 23 points and dish out I I assists in among the nation's leaders in free-throw the two regional games. Lyons finished Sophomore Leuermen Returning (3) Joe Jackson. 6-3. 170. G. 6.5 ppg. 1.5 rpg percentage with his 85.2 percent accuracy. the season with 113 assists and a 5 .4 Tyrone Joye. 5-10. 175. G. 7.3 ppg. I. I rpg but did not make enough trips to the charity �coring average. James Jone,. 6-4. 185, F. 3.5 ppg. 2.2 rpg stripe to qualify. At the other guard position, Mark At the center position. senior Grant McCormick returns. The senior was the Junior Newcomer (I) llenry Grace. 6-7. 185. r Marion started the last five games of the leading back court offensive threat last year year, but he will be pushed for the starting with 7.9 points per game. In addition. Lettermen Lost !3) job by junior Rodney Webb. Marion was McCormick also had 97 assists on the Theron Barbour. 6-9. 220. C. 6. 7 ppg. 4. I rpg third on the team in scoring with an 8.1 season. His backup in 1984-85 was Joe Erk Ern,1. 6-4. 200. F. 3.2 ppg. 1.2 rpg Bert Seard. 6-4. 195. G. 1.4 ppg. 0.9 rpg average and second in rebounding with a 5.4 Jackson. Jackson ·s scoring came in spurts average. Webb, however, provides the better and he finished with a 6.5 point average

2 Director of Athletics Head Coach

Dr. Michael J. Cusack Ralph Underhill Director of Athletics Head Basketball Coach Best time to contact Underhill Monday-Friday 11 am-noon 513/873-2771

To describe Wright State head coach Ralph Underhill as the most Before entering the collegiate coaching ranks. Underhill spent a The talented and enthusiastic Dr. Michael J. Cusack has the Cusack is a member of the NCAA basketball selection committee successful coach in Division II over the past five years is an accurate year as the head coach at Louisville Manual High School. guiding difficult task of guiding the Wright State University athletic program for the Great Lakes Region. a position he has held for three years. statement, but one that does not begin to explain the heights to the team to a 24-6 record and advancing to the Kentucky state into Division I status by the 1987-88 athletic season. A major He also chaired the soccer selection committee in 1984. a duty he which the Erlanger. Kentucky, native has guided the Raider program tournament. Prior to that, from 1965 to 1971. he was the head coach proponent of the move lo the upper division. Cusack has already turned over to head coach Greg Andrulis in 1985. in seven years at its helm. Underhill not only took the Raiders to the at Ohio County High School in Hartford. Kentucky. He led his team begun making moves which have made the program one of the best Cusack came to Wright Stale after spending four years as the I 983 NCAA Division II national championship, he has guided them to a combined 126-30 record, winning four district titles and one in Division II and has prepared Wright State for the move less than athletic director of Mercyhursl College in Erie, Pennsylvania. His to NCAA regional playoff berths in six of those seven seasons. regional title, and finishing as the state runner-up in I 968-69. two years away. major achievement at Mercyhurst was guiding the school from NAIA Underhill is currently ranked second among active Division 11 Underhill graduated from Lloyd High School in Erlanger. where Cusack became Wright State's second athletic director in April of to NCAA Division II membership. He also headed a project in 1981 coaches with a 79.3 winning percentage. However, the national he earned four letters each in basketball. football. track, and 1982. One of his first projects was the formation of the Pacesetter to add a Division lll football program. In its first year. the project leader. Tom Chapman of Gannon. picked up the majority of his wins baseball. He played collegiate basketball and ran track for Tennessee Club, whose goal is to raise money for the department for both sold more than 700 season tickets. in his six years at Upsala College. a Division III school. Underhill Tech. As a junior. he was a member of the Ohio Valley Conference operating funds and grants-in-aid. The importance of the club will In addition to his duties as athletic director. Cusack coached the was honored as the Great Lakes Coach-of-the-Year by the National championship basketball team. He earned a Bachelor of Science grow in the coming years. The Pacesetters also form the nucleus of Mercyhurst baseball team. He developed the program to a Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) after the 1984-85 season. degree in health and physical education in 1964 from Tennessee the Raider support at home basketball games. They enjoy special competitive level and had his best season in I 978 when the Lakers The task at hand for Underhill and his veteran coaching staff is a Tech. He received his Master of Arts degree in guidance and parking privileges and have the use of a lounge at halftime and after progressed to the finals of the District 18 NAIA playoffs. His large one. He must guide the team through two more Division 11 education in 1965 from Western Kentucky. where he worked as a home basketball games. Another Cusack project was the addition or four-year record was 85-56. seasons before moving to Divi ion I status beginning in 1987-88, graduate as istant in basketball. 600 theatre-type seats in the basketball arena. The seats are occupied A native of Levittown. New York. Cusack was awarded his and Underhill may have his best Wright State team ever. Nothing Underhill is married to the former Marilyn Mees. The couple has primarily by season ticket holders and they give the Physical Bachelor of Science degree in physical education from Long Island would suit the I 983 Division II Coach-of-the-Year (NABC) better two daughters, Kim. 21. and Melinda. I 8. Education Building a look of prestige. University in I 964. He received his Master of Science degree in than a return visit to Springfield and the NCAA Division I[ The entire athletic program has continued to grow under Cusack's physical education from Queens College in I 969 and an Ed. D. Final Four. leadership. This year. women's soccer was added as the seventh degree from New York University in administration of physical This past summer the Raiders took a step toward major varsity sport for women. Last year, men's cross country and golf education and athletics in 1980. Coaching Highlights college status when they toured four Western European countries. were reinstated to varsity status and women's cross country Following graduation, Cusack spent nine years at Queens College playing 12 games against international competition. During the trip, 1969-Named Western Kentucky High School Coach-of-the-Year was added. as a member of the physical education faculty. He served as head 1977--Guided UT-Chananooga llJ a Division II national championship as the Raiders represented the United States in an international The overall quality of the athletic teams is improving under baseball coach, assistant basketball coach. and assistant athletic assistant coach tournament in Germany. facing opponents from England, Germany. Cusack's leadership. During the 1984-85 sports season. Wright State director. His baseball teams had a combined record of 65-27 with the 1979--Guided Wright State 10 NCAA regional appearance in first season Holland, and Sweden. They also played in Holland and Belgium I 983-Rccordcd his one-hundredth win as a head coach. defeating St. Francis. teams won 65.0 percent of head-to-head contests. an improvement teams appearing in post-season tournaments each of four years. His facing Division l club teams, including the Dutch national team. 92-79 over the 57 .3 winning percentage of the previous year. The men's 1976 team placed third in the NCAA Division 111 regional Five players, including senior Mark Vest. have earned All­ 1983-Dcfeated Kentucky Wesleyan. 69-67. to win the Great Lakes Regional swim team and the wrestling squad both placed among the top IO at tournament. Cusack was honored as Knickerbocker Conference 1983-Defeated Bloomsburg State. 73-53. 10 advance to NCAA Final Four America honors during the Underhill regime. Roman Welch was a the NCAA Division II championships for the first time. The swim Coach-of-the-Year in 1973 and 1976. 1983-Defeated District of Columbia. 92-73. to win NCAA Division II national third-team choice in I 980 by Basketball Weeki_,·. Rodney Benson was team placed fourth with the help of Wright State's first two male Cusack is married to the former Dorothy Moroney. The couple has championship a first-team selection by both Basketball Weekly and the NABC. 1983-Was selected as the NABC Coach-of-the-Year in Division 11 individual national champions. The wrestling squad placed tenth at five children. Michael. 19, David, 17, Jennifer, 16, Kristen. 15. and Gary Monroe was selected to the Basketball Weeki_,· first team after 1985-Was selected a, the NABC Great Lakes Regional Coach-of-the-Year the national tournament which Wright State hosted. George, 10. 1985--Coordinated Wright State's trip to Holland. West Germany. and Belgium being named the Outstanding Player at the Division II national Also during Cusack's tenure al Wright State. the basketball team for a 12-game European tour championships. He was a second-team choice by the NABC. In won the Division II national championship in 1983 and advanced to Career Highlights 1984, Fred Moore was selected to the second team by the NABC the regional tournament in 1985. The volleyball team was selected to 1973-Named assi,tant athletic director at Queens College in September and to the third team by Basketball Weekly. Last season, Vest was a represent the Great Lakes Region in the 1983 NCAA regional 1977-Named athletic director at Mcrcyhurst College in August second-team choice of the NABC. tournament and is having another fine year in 1985. The women's 1979-Mercyhur,t moved from NAIA to NCAA status in September 1979-Mercyhurst played its first intercollegiate football game in September Prior to coming to Wright State. Underhill was an assistant coach swim team also placed among the top 20 in the country in the first 1982-Named Wright State dirccwr of athletics under Ron Shumate at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga two years competing at the NCAA Division II national 1983-Wright State basketball team won NCAA Division II national for six years. He helped guide the UT-Chattanooga team to a runner­ championships. championship in March up finish in the national championship in 1976 and to a national title Facility improvement has been a goal of Cusack's since he began 1983-Volleyball team qualified for NCAA regional tournament 1984--Ncw pre5' box at baseball field opened in March in 1977. While Underhill was on the staff at UT-Chattanooga, the the job. In addition to the theatre seats installed in the Physical 1984----Golf and cross country reinstated as varsity sports Moes had a six-year record of 125-48. Education Building. Cusack has begun plans for a Nautilus weight 1985-Wright State hosted NCAA Division II Wrestling National Championship room primarily for varsity athletes. He also added a press box to the in March baseball field and coordinated the return of the men's soccer team to 1985-Two swimmers became Wright State·� fir!'.tt male individual national champions in March the lower field. one of the best fields in the region. 1985-Womcn's soccer team played it:,, fir�l intercollegiate game in September

4 5 Assistant Coaches

Jim Brown has become an played for John Ross for one with the United States Army. integral part of Wright State season. He captained the team his While assisting with the basketball, serving as assistant senior year, averaging 18 points basketball squad, he completed coach for all of the Raider I 6 per game and earning all-Dayton work on his Master of Education basketball seasons. After honors. degree, which he received from spending his first two years as a Brown then attended the Xavier University in 1970. part-time assistant under the University of Dayton where he included in his duties as Raiders' first head coach John played freshman basketball. He assistant coach is the coordination Ross, Brown became the Raiders' earned a Bachelor of Science of the academic advising of the first full-time assistant coach in degree in 1966 and went into varsity players. He also I 972. He has helped guide the teaching in the Dayton area. He coordinates the recruiting for Raiders through all seven of their returned to Belmont, where he the staff, helping to bring all regional tournament appearances, taught and coached the freshman five Raider all-Americans to including the national basketball team. He also taught Wright State. Jim Brown championship season. at Fairview High School and Jim and his wife, the former Assistant Coach Brown grew up in the Dayton Longfellow Middle School. Rebecca Beaumont. have two area, graduating from Dayton Brown came to Wright State sons, Matthew, 11, and Belmont High School where he after completing a tour of duty Anthony. 8.

Bob Grote. a former two-time 1,406 points and was second on holds the record for career honorable mention all-America the all-time scoring chart. He is strikeouts (222), complete games basketball player for the Raiders. now ranked third on the all-time (26), shutouts (9). and earned run is beginning his sixth year as a list, but still holds the school average (2.28). Following his full-time assistant coach on the record for most career field goals four-year career at Wright State. Raider staff. with 663. Grote played three summers as a Grote was an honorable Grote, who earned a Bachelor member of the New York Mets mention choice on the 1975 and of Science in business from organization in professional I 976 Associated Press all­ Wright State in 1977, was an baseball. America team. During his senior academic all-America selection A Cincinnati native, Grote year he was co-captain or the his senior year. He is nearing attended Elder High School Raiders' squad which finished completion of requirements for where he was a starter on the with a 20-8 record and made a Master of Arts degree in basketball team that recorded a Wright State's first appearance educational administration from 22-1 record his senior year. Bob Grote in the Great Lakes Regional Wright State. He is married to the former Tournament. Grote was also a standout Lori Todd, and the couple has Assistant Coach Grote led the Raiders in baseball player for the Raiders, two daughters, Lindsay, 4, and scoring for three consecutive setting school records in almost Jennifer, 2. years and finished his career with all pitching categories. He still

John Ross, Wright State's first assistant at Daytona Junior coaching career in the Bellbrook head coach. is beginning his College and Armstrong State in school system. He also coached fourth season as a part-time Savannah, Georgia. at Cedarville and Belmont high assistant on the Raider staff. Ross has establi hed a well­ schools. In 1964, Ross led Ross, who coached the Raiders known reputation as a scout Belmont to an Ohio state from 1969 through the 1974-75 and as a perceptive judge of basketball championship with a season. came out of retirement basketball talent. He has scouted 26-1 record. three years ago to assist Coach opponents for John Wooden at During his career, Ross has Underhill. UCLA as well as for Marquette. coached both Wright State Ross began the basketbal I Dayton, Florida State, Memphis assistant coaches. Jim Brown was program in 1969 with a junior State. Virginia Tech, Ohio State. a member of his team at varsity schedule, moving to and a multitude of smaller Belmont. and Bob Grote was varsity status the following year. colleges. He has also worked for recruited to play at Wright State He guided the Raiders to a 65-54 two basketball scouting agencies during the Ross era. John Ross record in fiveseasons before and has evaluated talent for John and his wife Janet reside resigning to assume the duties of two professional basketball in Bellbrook. They have three Assistant Coach assistant to the athletic director. organizations. daughters, Tina, Nancy. and Ross retired from Wright State in The 1949 graduate of Jeanne. 1980 and later was a part-time Wilmington College began his

6 22 Joe Jackson 40 James Jones Guard Sophomore 6-3 170 Forward Sophomore 6-4 185 Brooklyn, NV/George Westinghouse Lauderdale, MS/East Kemper

This year: Has the ability to score from both the outside and This year: After gaining collegiate experience last year, he could see inside ...averaged 11.8points during the European trip which action in critical situations at the forward spot ...has excellent should help him push for starting at the shooting guard spot . . a physical skills, particularly outstanding leaping ability. quick athlete, he plays a harassing defense. College: Saw limited action as a freshman, playing in 13 games College: Played in all but one game as a freshman, but had an ...started twice and recorded his career bests in both scoring and inconsistent season ...had a career-high I 7 points in two games, rebounding in one start ... had the third-best field goal percentage but failed to score in six others ...was an accurate shooter from on the team ...had eight blocked shots in just 13 games ... both the field and free throw line ... usually played between 10-20 letters-I. minutes per game, and did start two games ...heated up in early High School: A center for East Kemper, he led them to a 31-6 February, averaging 11.7 points over a five-game stretch ... had six season ...team advanced to the state quarterfinals before games in double figures ...letters- I. losing ...leading rebounder on the team . . second on the team in High School: First-team All-Brooklyn choice after leading scoring with 14points per game ... selected to All-North-Half­ Westinghouse to the Brooklyn Division Ill championship ...was a Region team for Class B in Mississippi ... ba ketball second-team All-New York City choice ... averaged 26 points. 9 letters-4 . . coach-William Taylor rebounds, l I assists, and 7 steals as a senior ... Warriors finished Personal: Full name is James Patrick Jones ...age 19 ... born with a 20- 4 record ...scored 63 4 points his senior year, setting a I1-5-66 ...plans to major in mechanical engineering ...has three Westinghouse record, eclipsing the old mark held by former brothers and two sisters ...comes from a basketball family, with University of Dayton standout, Roosevelt Chapman ...first four­ two brothers who played for Louisville, including Charles Jones. year basketball letterman in school's history ... basketball who now plays for the Phoenix Suns ...son of Johnny and lrene letters-4 ...coach-Irv Turk. Jones of Lauderdale, Mississippi. Personal: Full name is Joseph Jackson ...age 19 ...born Coach's comments: With his outstanding leaping ability, James 4-10-66 . . undecided major ... has one sister ... son of could earn playing time by hitting the boards hard.He is a utility Dorothy Jackson of Brooklyn, New York. type of player who can play a couple of different positions for us. Coach's comments: Joe has the ability to drive to the basket and One of his best assets is his shot blocking ability. plays good defense.He has worked on his outside shot and he Jones's career bests: Points-9 vs. Charleston, Feb.18, 1985 should become a real scoring threat this year.He has good physical Rebounds-7 vs.Charleston, Feb.18 , 1985 tools, especially good speed and quick hands. After seeing a good deal of action from him as a freshman, we expect a good sophomore season from Joe. Jackson's career bests: Points-17 vs. Bellarmine, Dec.17, 1984. and vs. Urbana, Jan.31, 1985 Rebounds-6 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan. Dec.8, 1984

Jackson's Record Jones's Record G FG FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D Ast. Pts. Avg. G FG FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D Ast. Pts. Avg. 1984-85 28 69 130 .531 42 57 .7 37 43 1.5 36-0 25 181 6.5 1984-85 13 19 33 .576 7 15 .467 28 2.2 14-0 2 45 3.5

8 9 20 Tyrone Joye 25 Lenny Lyons

Guard Sophomore 5-10 175 Guard Junior 6-1 165 New York, NY/Harry S Truman Cincinnati/Elder

This year: His quick speed and smart court play help him run the This year: Outstanding performance in the regional tournament .. Wright State offense from the point guard spot ... matured last played well on the European trip ...should be in the midst of a year ... has shown he has the ability to put up the outside shot fight for the starting point guard position ...has developed himself. as well as run the offense. excellent passing skills and is a smart player on the floor. College: Moved into the starting lineup last year in the fifth game College: In his first season with the Raiders, he started the first four and retained that spot the remainder of the year ... dished out 124 games before moving to a substitute role starting with the fifth assists. the most of any Raider freshman . .set the Wright State game ...played particularly well the final six games of the season, single-game record with 13 against Urbana ... fifth on the team in averaging 11.2 points and 4.8 assists per game off the bench ... scoring and second among the guards ...scored in double dioitse was right behind Joye in total assists with 113, despite playing only nine times. all as a starte( ... letters-I. 70percent of the time ...had a career-best IO assists in the Northeastern Illinois game ...top shooter from the field, hitting High School: Set the Truman High record with 452 career 65 percent of his shots ...selected as the top defensive player on assists ... led his team to both the New York state and the New the squad last year ... second on the team to Yest in steals with 49 York City championships . .scored 55 points with I 8 assists and .. . transferred to Wright State from Mississippi College where he 10steals in the three-game state championship finals ...was third played in 1982-83, leading the Choctaws to a 14-14 record ... on the team in scoring with a 15.7 ppg average ...three-year letters-I. starter ...honorable mention All-New York City as a senior . all-Bronx Division A both junior and senior years ... basketball High School: Most Valuable Player in the Greater Cincinnati League letters-3 ...coach-Steve Lappas. as a senior ...averaged 18 points, while leading Elder to a league . championship, finishing ahead of Roger Bacon who later won the Personal: Full name is Tyrone Joye ... nickname . Ty" ... Class AAA state championship ...selected to the AAU team from age 19 ...born 9-16-66 . . undecided major ... has four Cincinnati which played in the Bahamas ... named the MVP of the brothers and three sisters ...son of William and Laney Joye of AAU team ... basketball letters-2 ... coach-Paul Frey. New York City. Personal: Full name is Leonard Lyons. Jr. ...age 21 ...born Coach's comments: After spending a year in our program. Tyrone 9-29-64 ...business major ... one brother and one sister . .son knows the other players on the team now. and could have a super of Leonard and Joanne Lyons of Cincinnati. year. He is a good assist man who knows where to make the right pass. He is quick on the fast break and can hit the jumper from the Coach's comments: There is no substitute for experience at the top of the key. point guard position and Lenny has that experience now. He cut his turnover ratio down during the season last year and has shown he Joye's career bests: Points-21 vs. Charleston. Feb.18. I 985 has the ability to quarterback the offense. He is an excellent shooter • Rebounds--4 vs.Northern Kentucky. who can also penetrate the lane. He has good hands which accounts Mar. 2. 1985 for his high number of steals. ' / Lyons's career bests: Points-18 vs. Charleston, Feb.18, 1985 ...,.,,___ . ...- Rebounds-5 vs. Southern lllinois­ Edwardsville, Feb. 9, 1985

Joye's Record Lyons's Record FG FGA FfA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D Ast. Pts. Avg. G FG FGA Pct. FfA Pct. Reh. Avg. PF-D Ast. Pts. Avg. G Pct. FT FT 69 .739 37 1.3 46-1 113 156 5.4 1984-85 29 66 139 .475 81 l07 .75 7 32 I.I 49-0 124 212 7.3 1984-85 29 52 80 .6 50 51

10 11 35 Grant Marion 34 Mark McCormick

Forward-Center Senior 6-6 215 Guard Senior 6-4 170 Cleveland/John Hay Kettering/Fairmont East

This year: After adjusting to Wright State basketball last year. he This year: Will have to fight to retain his starting spot at the should begin to come into his own this year ... will see action at shooting guard position after reinjuring his knee during the European both forward and center ...an aggressive rebounder ...can score trip ... originally injured his knee during the I 983-84 preseason from both the inside and outside. and was red-shirted during that year ... an accurate outside shooter, he is capable of breaking a zone defense. College: Saw increasing action as the season progressed ,starting three games in midseason at forward and moving into the starting College: Enters his fifth season with the Wright State program lineup at the center position for the final five games ...averaged ...he was the top scoring guard last year with 7. 9 points per 10.3 points and 8. 1 rebounds as a starter ... had back-to-back game ... did not score more than nine points per game until 12-rebound games against Northern Kentucky and Lewis as January, but finished the season with nine double-digit contests starting center ... had 11double figure games, including five as ...has scored in double figures 17 times in his career ...started starter ... finished third on the team in scoring ... had three 27of the 29games last season .. . selected as the most improved double figure rebounding games ...tallied the most rebounds per player last year ...only member of the 1985-86 team to have minute played on the team ...transferred from Trinidad State scored in the national championship game of 1983 ...letters-2. Junior College in Trinidad. Colorado, where he finished second in High School: Honorable mention Class AAA All-Ohio ...averaged scoring in Region 9 ... averaged 21points and eight rebounds . 25 points per game ...set the all-time scoring record for the Trojans were ranked fifth in the nation among junior colleges with Falcons with 1,0 84 points ... first team Dayton Daily News All- a 31-3 record ...played in the National Junior College Athletic Greater Dayton players ... first team All-Western Ohio League . Association (NJCAA) all-star game ...also played for Lakeland also earned three letters in track as a high jumper and two in Community College in Mentor during the 1982-83 season . football ...basketball letters-3... coach-Bob Colburn. averaged 17 points and led the Lakers to a 19-10 record .. letters-I. Personal: Full name is Mark David McCormick ... age 23 . born I 0-25- 62 ...majoring in physical education in the College of High School: All -North Senate player with 18.3 points per game as Education and Human Services ...has one brother and two sisters senior ... led John Hay to a 19-3 season and runner-up finish in the ...son of Roger and Patricia McCormick of Kettering. Cleveland city championship ...a three-year starter for the Hornets, primarily at guard ... played with Charles Oakley , the Coach's comments: As a fifth-year player, Mark gives us former Virginia Union center who was drafted by the Cleveland experience in the lineup at either guard position. although he will Cavaliers ... selected to play in both the Cleveland North-South all­ play primarily at the off-guard spot. His size (6- 4) is good for a star game and the Akron Copley All-Star Classic ... also earned guard and his speed helps us on defense. He has a good shooting one letter as a tight end on the football squad ...basketball touch and we are looking for a good season from him. letters-3 ...coach-Merlin Olsen. McCormick's career bests: Points-17 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan. Personal: Full name is ,Grant Marion ...age 21 ...born Jan. 16, 1985 1- 4- 63 ...majoring in journalism and public relations ... has Rebounds-8 vs. Wayne State, three sisters ...son of Acey White and IreneBrackins of Feb. 27, 1985 Cleveland. Coach's comments: Although Grant is a senior, last year was his first year with us. He came on strong at the end of the season. He is Marion's career bests: Points-19 vs. Wayne State, Feb. 27, 1985 a physical player who is strong on the boards and has excellent Rebounds-12 vs. Northern Kentucky, McCormick's Record hands, but don't count him out from outside-he has a good Mar. 2, 1985, and vs. Lewis, G FG FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reh. Avg. PF-D Ast. Pts. Avg. shooting touch. Mar. 9. 1985 1981-82 16 10 35 .286 12 16 .750 18 I. I 19- 0 13 32 2. 0 1982-83 32 75 143 .524 45 62 .72 6 48 1. 5 40 -1 41 195 6. 1 1983- 84 Medical Red Shirt Marion's Record 1984-85 29 92 185 .497 44 56 .786 76 2.6 72-2 97 228 7. 9 G FG FGA FT FTA Pct. PF-D Ast. Pct. Reb. Avg. Pts. Avg. Totals 77 177 363 .487 IOI 134 .754 142 1.8 131-3 151 455 5. 9 1984-85 28 99 185 .535 28 43 .651 151 5. 4 64-2 26 226 8. 1

13 12 32 Rob Sanders 45 Al Taylor

Forward Senior 6-6 215 Guard-Forward Senior 6-4 180 Columbus/Olentangy Columbia, SC/ A.C. Flora

This year: Will be called upon in key situations to contribute both This year: A versatile player, he could see action at either guard or scoring and rebounding strength from his forward position ... is forward ... he is an aggressive player who goes to the boards expected to continue to see action off the bench, but could push for strong. the starting spot ... his experience as a three-year letterman will College: Saw limited action, appearing in 10 games last be critical. year ...did well when called upon, scoring IO points in the College: Played behind All-American Yest most of the year, seeing Northeastern lllinois game ...suffered a broken nose at midseason, action in 16 of the 29 games ... became a primary substitute during - and missed several chances to play ... played in only three games the month of February. averaging 15minutes of playing time over a since January 5, 1985 . .transferred to Wright State from Garden six-game span ... recorded a pair of IO-point games during that City Community College in Garden City, Kansas, where he was a span for his season best ...has two career starts . . joins two-year starter ... averaged I 7 points and 7 .5 rebounds during his McCormick as the only two players to have played in the national second year ...was an honorable mention AII-Jayhawk Conference championship game . .one of two three-year award winners on the selection ...played both guard and forward . .led Bronc Busters team ...letters-3. to a 16-12 record and a third-place conference finish ... letters-I. ;.-Ugh School: Associated Press Class AA first-team selection . High School: All-South Carolina choice his senior year . was a third-team choice by United Press International ...averaged averaged 22 points and nine rebounds ...led Flora High to a 20.3 points and 14.1 rebounds leading his team to a 16-6 record as second-place finish in league ...was selected first-team all-league a senior ...was selected as the Central Buckeye League Player­ ... Flora also produced Tyrone Corbin and Xavier McDaniel, a of-the-Year and the Class AA Central District co-Player-of-the-Year pair of NBA draft choices this past year ... basketball letters-I . . .is the Olentangy all-time leading scorer with I, 166 points . ...coach-Carl Williams. also lettered three times in football, twice in baseball, and once in Personal: Full name is Alton Taylor ...age 2 I ... born I 2.-20-63 golf ... basketball letters--4 ...coach -John Feasel. ...communications major ...has three sisters and two brothers Personal: Full name is Robert M.Sanders ...age 22 ...born ...son of Emanuel and Willie Mae Taylor of Columbia, 9-10-63 ...majoring in computer science ...has four sisters . South Carolina. son of Daniel Sanders and Shirley Young of Westerville. Coach's comments: After adjusting to our program last year, Al can Coach's comments: Rob can play at several different spots for us. help us with both inside and outside play. He goes to the boards He can give us scoring from the outside with his shot, or rough it up strong and is an aggressive defensive player. on the boards, if needed. We are hopeful that he will come around Taylor's career bests: Points-IO vs. Northeastern Illinois, as a senior and help us in some key areas. Nov.24 , 1984 Sanders's career bests: Points-13 vs. Spring Hill, Dec. 21, 1982 Rebounds-5 vs.Charleston, Feb. 18, 1985 Rebounds-6 vs. Urbana, Jan.31, 1985

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Sanders's Record G FG FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D Ast. Pts. Avg. 1982-83 25 25 51 .490 13 22 .591 29 1.2 22-0 6 63 2.5 1983-84 20 22 45 .489 14 21 .6 67 41 2.0 18-0 15 58 2.9 Taylor's Record 1984-85 16 18 49 .367 8 10 .80 0 30 1.9 12-0 9 44 2.8 G FG FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D Ast. Pts. Avg . Totals 61 65 145 .4 48 35 53 .6 60 100 1.6 52-0 30 16 5 2.7 1984-85 10 7 26 .2 69 IO 17 .588 13 1.3 5-0 3 24 2.4

14 15 23 Mark Vest 43 Andy Warner

Forward Senior 6-6 195 Forward Senior 6-5 220 Dayton/Carroll Piqua

This year: The top offensive player on the team,he should be in This year: With his accurate outside shot, he will play an important consideration for first-team All-America team ... coming off two scoring role again this year ... an experienced player ...became banner years, Yest could threaten the single season scoring mark of the top free-throw shooter on the team last year. 61 2 points ... has the ability to score points both from the outside College: One of the best shooters on the team, he was ranked and from the inside. eighteenth nationally in field goal percentage last year ... would College: Second-team All-American last year by the National also have been among the leaders in free throw percentage, but did Association of Basketball Coaches ... top offensive player with 53 5 not have enough attempts to qualify ...was second on the team in points for an 18.4 per game average ..--...... ranked sixtieth in scoring ...led the team in scoring six times last year ...was in Division ll in scoring average ... also led the team in rebounds double figures 21times last year, 40times in his career . .was with 173 and in steals with 54 ... has set both the sophomore and selected to the All-Great Lakes Regional Tournament Team last year junior scoring records at Wright State . .scored in double figures with 31 points in the two games ...started 24games last year and in 26of the 29games last year and in 53 of 57games he has played 36games in career ...missed the 1982-83 season with a sprained as a Raider ...has exceeded 20points per game 13 times last year ankle suffered in December ...letters-3. and 25times total over the two years ... only Raider to start all 29 High School: Second-team Class AAA All-Ohio choice in 1981 games last year ... his 32-point effort against the District of ...averaged 24.3 points and I 0. 6rebounds while hitting 51. 8 Columbia was the most of any Wright State player last year ...his percent from the floor as a senior ...was also accurate from the career high of 43points against Marycrest established a Raider free throw line, hitting 80.2 percent ...was the Miami Central record ... ranks ninth on the all-time scoring list entering the Conference Player-of-the-Year ... also earned one letter in track season with 1, 04 4 points ...ranks second in career scoring . basketball letters-2 . . .coach-Dave Zeller. average ... transferred to Wright State from Virginia Military Institute where he was the Southern Conference Freshman-of-the­ Personal: Full name is Antione Warner ...age 22 ...born Year ...led the Keydets in scoring with a 16.3 average, along with 5- 27-63 . . communications major ... has one brother and two 6. 0 rebounds per game . .his single game high at YMl was 29 sisters ... son of Martin and Toni Warner of Piqua. points against The Citadel ...letters-2. Coach's comments: By utilizing the red-shirt season, Andy has High School: First-team Class AAA All- Ohio ...was the gained maturity and experience. He is a fine shooter. but not only Southwest District Class AAA Player-of-the-Year ... scored I, I 00 can he score from the outside,he can hit the boards and score from career points ... averaged 31 points and 17 rebounds as a senior the inside. He came on strong at the end of last season and should . .also lettered in cross country ...basketball letters-3 . have a good season,particularly if he hits the boards hard. coach-Jim Hemmert. Warner's career bests: Points-2 0, five times; most recently vs. Personal: Full name is Mark Leonard Yest ...age 22 ... born Spring Arbor, Feb. 23, 1985 2-2 0-63 ... was the Agonis Club Athlete-of-the-Year in 1985 Rebounds-9vs. Illinois Tech, ... majoring in accounting ...has two sisters ... son of Jan. 14, 1984,and vs.Malone, Marvin and Kathleen Yest of Dayton. Dec. 4, 1984 at guard and one season at forward,and averaged 18 points from Coach's comments: Mark was the first junior to make second-team both spots. All-American at Wright State. He is an outstanding shooter and a good board man. He is a smart player on the floor,and is always Vest's career bests: Points--4 3 vs.Marycrest, Jan. 27, 1984 attacking offensively. He is a versatile athlete who played one season Rebounds-12 vs. Spring Arbor, Feb. 23, 1985 Warner's Record G FG FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D Ast. Pts. Avg. Vest's Record 1981-82 24 52 99 .525 24 29 .828 55 2.3 29-1 9 12 8 5. 3 G FG FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D Ast. Pts. Avg. 1982- 83 3 2 8 .2 50 2 2 1. 000 I 0. 3 2-0 0 6 2.0 1983- 84 28 210 402 .522 89 11 0 .809 101 3.6 83- 2 57 509 18.2 1983- 84 27 112 198 .566 45 62 .72 6 90 3.3 52-0 23 269 10.0 1984- 85 29 22 3 413 .54 0 89 11 6 .767 173 6. 0 87-3 48 53 5 18.4 1984- 85 29 14 9 247 .603 52 61 .852 122 4.2 48-1 24 350 12.1 Totals 57 433 815 .531 178 226 .788 274 4.8 170- 5 105 104 4 18.3 Totals 83 315 552 .571 12 3 154 .799 268 3.2 131-2 56 753 9.1

16 17 Newcomer

24 Rodney Webb 42 Henry Grace Center Junior 6-8 195 Forward Junior 6-7 185 Morrow, GA Beavercreek/Groveport-Madison

This year: With his 6-8 frame. the Raiders will need his size at the This year: Eligible to play beginning December 9, 1985, Grace will goal percentage (67.0 ) . .averaged 20.3 points and I0. 0 rebounds center position . .expected to battle Marion for the starting spot. add size to the Raider inside game ... could play at either the as a senior ...two-time all-conference choice and first-team all­ but his presence in the lineup gives Wright State a much larger front center or forward position. metro (Columbus) choice ...basketball letters-3 ...coach­ line ... has continued to improve and contribute more each season. Bob Miller. College: Transfer from Ohio State where he was a two-year member College: Played in 26 of the 29 games last year, starting in 18 of of the basketball program . . saw limited action, appearing in Personal: Full name is Enrique Miguel Grace ... age 21 .born them ... his contributions were inconsistent, scoring in double seven games as a frosh and five as a sophomore ... played a total 2-19-64 ... majoring in accounting and Spanish ...has one figures in some games, but not even playing in others . . fifth on of 20 minutes in the two years ... scored one point and had one brother ...son of Tony and Encarnacion Grace of Beavercreek. the team in rebounding and ninth in scoring ...played one of his rebound . .letters-0. best games in his first collegiate start against Ashland when he had Coach's comments: Henry has good size and is a sound nine points and nine rebounds . .winner of the Raider Award last High School: Second-team All-Ohio choice by both United Press fundamental basketball player, but he needs to adjust to our year for exhibiting team spirit ...letters-2. lntemational and Associated Press ...Most Valuable Player in the program. He has good hands, a fine outside shooting touch and Ohio Capital Conference as a senior. leading Groveport-Madison to can hit the boards strong. High School: First-team All-Clayton County as a senior with 17.4 the 1982 conference championship . .leader in the district in field points and I 0.6 rebounds per game . .led his team to a second­ place finish in the Clayton County League with a 16-1 I overall record ...was selected first-team Class AAAA all-region in Georgia ... started his high school career as point guard ...grew more than five inches since his junior season . . also lettered in track and cross country . . ran middle distances and triple jumped on the track team . . basketball letters-3 ... coach­ Richard Simmons. United States Basketball Writers Association Personal: Full name is Rodney Philander Webb ...age 20 . born 7-27-65 ... communications major ...has three 35 Preseason Division II Basketball Poll brothers and five sisters ... son of Berry and Annie Mae Webb of Morrow, Georgia. 1984-85 First-Place Coach's comments: Rodney has gotten bigger and plays much more Record Votes Points physical than he did last year. He has always been quick and a good I.Jacksonville State. AL 31-1 19 1050 jumper and we are counting on his being tougher on the boards. His 2. Virginia Union 31-1 18 962 quick jumping ability makes him a real shot blocking threat and he 3. Kentucky Wesleyan 24-7 4 850 gives our squad a bigger look when he is in the center spot. 4. Wright State 22-7 5 828 5.Tampa. FL 23-8 5 741 Webb's career bests: Points-JO, three times: most recently vs. 6. Millersville, PA 27-4 3 681 Southern Illinois-Edwardsville, 7.Southeast Missouri 24-8 3 672 Feb. 16. 1985 8. Hayward State. CA 21-8 5 655 Rebounds-9 vs.Ashland. Dec. 12. 1984 9. Florida Southern 23-8 632 10.Mount St.Mary·s. MD 28-5 590 11. C.W. Post, NY 24-7 561 12. Norfolk State, VA 23-7 543 13. Northern Michigan 23-6 476 Webb's Record 14.Sacred Heart. CT 25-7 472 15.Delta State. MS 20-11 2 443 G FG FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reh. Avg. PF-D Ast. Pts. Avg. 16.Lewis. IL 22-8 273 1983-84 17 17 39 .436 9 19 .4 74 32 I.9 23-0 5 43 2.5 17. West Georgia 15-13 261 1984-85 26 52 100 .520 9 19 .4 74 86 3.3 46-2 19 113 4.3 18.Eastern Montana 23-7 231 Totals 43 69 139 .4 96 [8 38 .4 74 118 2.7 69-2 24 156 3.6 19. Philadelphia Textile. PA 24-7 218 20. New Hampshire 20-9 210 18 19 1984-85 Statistics 1985-86 Raider Roster

1984-85 Final Statistics (Won 22, Lost 7) Player G FG FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reh. Avg. PF-D Ast. Pts. Avg TO Blk. S Min. Mark Vest 29 223 -113 . 540 89 116 .767 173 6.0 87-3 48 535 18.4 63 11 54 892

Andy Warner 29 149 247 .603 52 61 -�52 122 4.2 -18-1 350 12.I 29 6 22 712 Grant Marion 28 99 185 .535 28 43 .651 151 5.4 64-2 26 226 8.1 40 12 24 570 Mark McCormick 29 92 185 .497 4-1 56 .786 76 2.6 72-2 97 228 7.9 67 3 40 748 Tyrone Joye 29 66 139 .475 81 107 .757 32 I.I 49-0 124 212 7.3 85 0 33 707 Theron Barbour 29 67 125 .536 60 88 .682 118 4.1 52-3 13 194 6.7 33 13 9 458 Joe Jackson 28 69 130 .531 42 57 .737 43 1.5 36-0 25 181 6.5 46 4 21 372

Lenny Lyons 29 52 80 .650 51 69 .739 37 1.3 46-1 113 156 5.4 59 0 49 495 Rodney Webb 26 52 100 .520 9 19 .47-1 86 3.3 46-2 19 II 3 4.3 33 6 7 446 James Jones 13 19 33 .576 7 15 .467 28 2.2 14-0 2 45 3.5 8 5 II 8 Eric Ernst 9 12 24 .500 5 7 .714 II 1.2 3-0 29 3.2 9 0 0 33

Rob Sanders 16 18 49 .367 8 10 .800 30 1.9 12-0 9 44 2.8 12 8 138 Al Taylor 10 7 26 .269 10 17 .588 13 1.3 5-0 3 24 2.4 II 0 68 Jerome Black 6 5 9 .556 3 .333 16 2.7 14-0 II 1.8 9 5 51

Ben Seard 8 4 7 .571 3 8 .375 7 0.9 5-0 2 II 1.4 0 0 32 wsu 29 934 1752 .533 490 676 .725 1020 35.2 553-1-1 508 2358 81.3 503 67 276 5850 Opponent 29 877 1813 .484 391 556 .703 920 31.7 606-19 476 2151 74.2 -197 61 207 5850

WSU-Team rebounds-77: Dead balls-81 Opponent-Team rebounds-89: Dead balls-84

Names in boldface indicate returning players.

1984-85 Game-by-Game Scoring 1985-86 Wright State Raiders-First row. left 10 right. Mark McCormick. Rob Sanders. A11d_,. Warner. Grant Marion, Mark Vest, and Al Tavlor. Second row. Lenny Lyons, James Jones. Henr,· Grace. Rodney Webh, Joe Jackson. and Tyrone Joye. Third ro11•, trainer To11_1· Ortic, assis1a111 coach Jim Brown, head coach Ralph Underhill. assis1a111 coach Bob Grote. assisll/111 coach John Ross. and 111a,,ager Tom Rhoades.

,=" E 0 i;l en E " " -"" ,=" ,= .:: 0.. " "§ 0 "§ ,= z u:: ::, z Jackson 6 7 0 6 9 0 17 9 IO 8 0 9 6 8 0 2 3 0 17 8 2 13 15 15 6 5 0 0 No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown/High School" So. Jones 20 2 62222 66 6 90 20 Tyrone Joye* G 5-10 175 New York, NY/Harry S Truman 22 Joe Jackson* G 6-3 170 So. Brooklyn, NY/Westinghouse 8 4 4 2 10 15 6 10 8 4 3 0 19 14 17 2 9 5 4 9 2 10 21 6 10 2 6 Joye 23 Mark Yest** F 6-6 195 Sr. Dayton/Carroll Lyons 4 2 8 4 8 2 7 9 2 4 10 4 2 2 0 0 4 7 0 4 3 18 6 11 10 13 10 24 Rodney Webb** C 6-8 195 Jr. Morrow, GA Marion 10 6 8 4 2 14 14 8 2 2 0 8 5 17 9 10 16 4 9 10 10 6 0 9 19 4 IO 10 25 Lenny Lyons* G 6-1 165 Jr. Cincinnati/Elder 32 Rob Sanders*** F 6-6 215 Sr. Columbus/Olentangy McConnick 8 4 9 2 7 6 4 5 8 12 9 IO 6 8 17 IO 16 IO 6 6 IO 5 4 6 IO 16 2 6 6 34 Mark McCormick** G 6-4 170 Sr. Kettering/Fairmont East Sanders 4 0 0 0 6 0 0 10 10 2 4 0 0 2 4 2 2 35 Grant Marion* F/C 6-6 215 Sr. Cleveland/John Hay Taylor ------9 10 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 40 James Jones* F 6-4 185 So. Lauderdale, MS/East Kemper Vest 30 18 14 16 10 23 18 32 P 22 26 13 26 16 20 24 8 8 23 24 22 14 13 6 22 26 17 16 16 42 Henry Grace F 6-7 185 Jr. Beavercreek/Groveport-Madison 43 Andy Warner*** F 6-5 220 Sr. Piqua Warner 10 14 20 4 15 12 19 11 10 8 15 16 6 11 6 0 20 12 12 18 10 6 12 11 20 6 15 14 17 45 Al Taylor* GIF 6-4 180 Sr. Columbia, SC/A.C. Flora Webb 0 6 6 9 4 9 8 6 0 0 0 2 10 10 8 2 0 4 8 2 0 10 0 3 0 4 *indicates letters earned Wright State 102 91 67 53 71 83 93 93 62 82 83 85 7-1 99 88 79 79 55 113 115 71 58 81 92 91 97 69 61 72

Opponent 73 83 65 76 67 72 84 81 66 75 78 70 77 86 82 64 71 53 78 63 62 59 59 149 68 82 71 53 84

Dash indicates did not play.

20 21 Opponents

IP-Fort Wayne Northern Kentucky Southern Indiana Lake Superior Toledo Ashland Nov. 23. at Fort Wayne. 7:30 pm Nov. 25, at Wright State. 8:05 pm Nov. 27. at Wright State. 7:30 pm Nov. 30. at Wright State. 2 pm Dec. 7. at Toledo, 8 pm Dec. I I. at Wright State, 8:05 pm Feb. 18. at Highland Heights. 7:30 pm Dec. 16. at Evansville. 8:30 pm EST Jan. 13. at Wright State, 7:30 pm Lake Superior State College University of Toledo Jan. 25, at Ashland, 7:30 pm Location-Sault Ste. Marie. Ml Indiana University-Purdue University at Fort Wayne Northern Kentucky University University of Southern Indiana Location-Toledo, OH Ashland College Enrollment-2.500 Location-Fort Wayne. IN Location-Highland Heights. KY Location-Evansville. IN Enrollment-21,039 Location-Ashland, OH Affiliation-NCAA II Enrollment-10.000 Enrollment-9.376 Enrollment--4.000 Affiliation-NCAA I Enrollment-1.400 Conference-Great Lakes Intercollegiate Affiliation-NCAA II Affiliation-NCAA II Affiliation-NCAA II Conference-Mid-American Affiliation-NCAA II Nickname-Soo Lakers Conference-Great Lakes Valley Conference-Great Lakes Valley Conference-Great Lakes Valley Nickname-Rockets Conference-Great Lakes Valley Nickname-Mastodons Nickname-The Norsemen Nickname-Screaming Eagles Colors-Royal blue and gold Colors-Midnight blue and gold Nickname-Eagles Colors-Red and gold Colors-Gold and black Colors-Red. white. and blue Home court-Norris Gymnasium (capacity 2,800) Home court-{:entennial Hall (capacity 9.000) Colors-Purple and gold Home court-lPFW Multipurpose Building 0 Home court-Regents Hall (capacity 2.50 ) Home court-PAC Arena (capacity 3,500) Athletic Director-Ronald (Bud) Cooper Athletic Director-Yem Smith Home court-Kates Gymnasium (capacity 3.200) (capacity 3.200) Sports Information Director-John Farina Athletic Director-Mike Beitzel Athletic Director-Mark Bia! Office phone--419/537-4184 Athletic Director-Dr. Fred Martinelli Athletic Director-Dr. David R. Skelton Sports lnfom1ation Director-Rick Meyers SportS lnfortnation Director-Bill Hendrickson Office phone-906/635-260I Spons Information Director-Max Gerber Sports Information Director-Dr. Allan Hall Sports Information Director-Jim Cawthon Office phone-606/572-5470 Office phone-812/464-1943 Home phone-906/635-0139 Office phone--419/537-2675 Office phone--419/289-4142. ext. 5442 Office phone-219/482-5351 Home phone-606/331-3635 Home phone-8I 2/424-1025 Press Row phone-906/635-260 I Home phone--419/885-4043 Home phone-2161769-2392 Home phonc-219/486-3811 Head Coach-Mike Beitzel (80-5615 years) Head Coach-Mark Bial (first year) Head Coach-Bob Eldridge (31-52/3 years) Press Row phone--419/537-2027 Head Coach-Gerry Sears (18-35/2 years) Press Row phone-219/482-5542 Office phone-606/572-5192 Office phone-8 12/464-1846 Office phone-906/635-2607 Head Coach-Bob Nichols (354-117/20 years) Office phone--419/289-4142. ext. 5443 Head Coach-Tim Russell (50-3313 years) Assistant Coaches-Hank Bias. Steve Sorrell Assi,tant Coaches-Glenn Carl;on, Randy Curl Assistant Coaches-Robert Taylor. Mike Geary Office phone--4191537-4187 Assistant Coach-Phil St. Onge Office phone-219/482-5351 1984-85 Overall record-I 6-1I I 984-85 Overall record-18-1I 1984-85 Overall record-I 3-15 Assistant Coaches-Stan Joplin, Tim Selgo Assistant Coach-C.C. Fullove 1984-85 Overall record-10-16 Conference record/finish-None Conference recordlfinish-10-4/first. tie Conference record/finish-7-9/fifth, tie 1984-85 Overall record-16-12 Conference record/finish-6-8/fifth 1984-85 Overall record-16-1I Series record-WSU leads 16-6 Series recorcl-WSU leads 4-0 Series record-First meeting Conference record/finish-11-7/third, tie Series record-WSU leads 4-1 Conference record/finish-7-7/fourth Starters returning/lost-2/3 Starters returning/lost--4/I Starters returning/lost--41 I Series record-First meeting Starters returning/lost-2/3 Series record-Tied 2-2 Lettermen returning/lost-6/3 Lettermen returning/lost-5/4 Lettermen returning/lost-11/2 Starters returning/lost-2/3 Lettermen returning/lost-SII Starters returning/lost-3/2 Lettem1en returning/lost-6/4 Players Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG Players Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG Players Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG Players Lettern1en returning/lost-613 Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG Returning Starters Returning Sraners Rerurning Starters Players Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG Returning Starters Players Pos. Ht. Wt. PPG Willie Schlarman F 6-4 190 6.6 5.3 6-0 175 Sr. 17.2 2.1 Mike Brennan G 6-5 185 Sr. 12.3 5.1 Returning S1ar1ers Cl. RPG Jr. Jeff Embrey G Chris Keshock p 6-6 210 Sr. 18.0 8.3 0 Mike West G 6-2 175 Jr. 11.8 Rewr11i11g Starters Shawn Scott G 6-1 19 So. 8.8 3.4 Stephen Jackson G 6-2 165 Jr. 21.4 3.1 3.8 Gary Campbell G 6-2 175 Jr. 6.4 3.4 Lance Kimmel G 6-0 152 So. 5.2 1.2 Jim Morlan F/C 6-6 215 Jr. 9.3 6.3 Bill Meade P/C 6-7 210 Sr. II.I 5.8 Tony Avant G/F 6-4 185 Jr. 10.4 3.5 Bob Borcherdt G 5-11 178 Sr. 66 Other Returnees 1.3 Other Returnees Richard Ivy F 6-3 215 So. 10.2 4.0 Mike Wright C 6-8 210 Sr. 2.6 3.6 Kevin Tucker F 6-6 190 Jr. 11.2 5.3 Bob Schloemer F 6-7 215 Sr. 3.9 3.5 Other Returnees Derek Sharp G 6-1 179 Jr. 4.4 1.7 Charles Washington G/F 6-2 185 Jr. 3.8 1.4 Other Returnees Fred Terry G 5-11 170 Sr. 2.2 0.9 Top Newcomers Mark German F 6.7 215 So. 5.1 2.0 Sam Purkey C 6-9 215 Sr. 7.1 4.8 Dave Jokisch F Other Returnees Gene Scholes F 6-4 190 So. 0.5 0.3 Dave Moran F 6-5 210 Jr. 6-6 205 So. 3.8 2.0 Shon Smith F 6-5 190 So. 5.9 3.3 Rennie Smith F 6-4 185 Sr. 7.4 6.2 0 Thomas Gordon G 5-9 155 So. 3.5 I.I David Lutes G 6-1 180 So. 4.1 Top Ne1-vcomers Andre Jackson FIG 6-3 17 Jr. Blake Burnham F 6-7 217 Jr. 4.4 2.1 Robert Dressler F 6-7 210 So. 1.6 1.9 0 0 Bernie Bautch F 6-5 200 Steve Driver F 6-4 18 Sr. 3.9 3. Derek Fields G 6-1 170 Fr. Darren Helms G 6-2 175 Fr. So. 1.9 0.7 Top Newcomers Thomas Williams F 6-4 196 So. 2.4 2.4 Greg VanDeWater G 6-2 180 So. 3.0 Julian Hall P/C 6-9 200 Jr. Rick Wilkosz G 6-3 175 Jr. I.I I.I Terry Hairston F 6-6 190 Fr. Chris Poellnitz G 6-0 190 Fr. Top Newcomers John Gilbert G 6-4 175 So. 0.6 0.7 Top Newcomers Chris Wall F 6-6 195 Fr. Andy Fisher F 6-6 210 Fr. Anton Hall 1985-86 Schedule Dave Duncan G 6-0 160 So. 1.4 0.4 G 6-0 160 Jr. Bruce Erwin C 6-7 180 Jr. Tracey Davis F 6-6 180 Fr. Fred King G/F 6-4 165 Pr. Ron Martin F 6-4 200 Fr. Top Newcomers Schann Leathers F 6-5 165 Jr. Pat Holt C 6-7 205 Fr. Nov. 27 at Wright State John Vandecaveye G 6-2 180 Fr. Mark Taylor G 6-3 185 Fr. Scott Reed G 6-0 165 Jr. Dec. 3 Hanover Joseph Anderson F 6-8 205 Fr. Bob Counts F 6-7 175 Fr. Lawrence Jordan G 5-8 150 Fr. 1985-86 Schedule Dec. 7 Franklin Mark Mclane F 6-7 185 Fr. 1985-86 Schedule Nov. 22 Northern Kentucky Tournament Dec. 14 Brescia Nov. 24 Brooklyn 1985-86 Schedule 1985-86 Schedule 1985-86 Schedule (Michigan-Dearborn/Northern Kentucky) Dec. 16 Wright State Nov. 27 at Bradley Dec. 19 Missouri-St. Louis Nov. 26 at Kent State Nov. 23 Wright State Nov. 23 Northern Kentucky Tournament Nov. 25 at Eckerd Dec. 2 at Detroit Dec. 4 at Capital Nov. 30 at Murray State (Thomas More/Bethel) Dec. 21 at Kentucky Wesleyan Nov. 26 at Webber Dec. 7 Wright State Dec. 23 at Central Missouri Dec. 7 Tiffin Dec. 7 at Olivet Nazarene Nov. 25 at Wright State Nov. 27 at Rollins Dec. 14 .at Purdue Jan. 2 Ashland Dec. II at Wright State Dec. 10 St. Francis Nov. 27 Brescia Nov. 30 at Wright State Dec. 21 Loyola of Chicago Jan. 4 at Missouri Dec. 14 at Mercyhurst Dec. 12 IUPUI Dec. 4 at Kentucky State Dec. 4 Laurentian Dec. 23 Ohio Northern Jan. 6 Wayne State /Nebraska) Dec. 20 Wooster Dec. 14 Tri-State Dec. 6 at Cincinnati Dec. 6 at Upper Peninsula Classic (MTU) Dec. 27 Blade Classic (Houston/Toledo) Jan. 9 at Bellarmine Dec. 23 St. Joseph's Dec. 21 Ferris State Dec. 14 Ohio Dominican (Minnesota-Duluth/Lake Superior) Dec. 28 Blade Classic (Detroit/Eastern Michigan) Jan. II at Indiana Central Dec. 27 Defiance College Tournament Dec. 23 Lewi, Dec. 18 Thomas More Dec. 7 at Upper Peninsula Classic (MTU) Jan. 2 at Kent State Jan. 16 Northern Kentucky (Baldwin-Wal lace/ Ashland) Dec. 30 Coe Dec. 21 at Bellarmine (Northern Michigan/Michigan Tech) Jan. 4 Ball State Jan. 18 Dec. 28 Defiance CollegeTournament Jan. 2 at Kentucky Wesleyan Jan. 2 Urbana IP-Ft. Wayne Dec. 12 at Western Michigan Jan. 8 at Miami Jan. 23 at Lewis (Alma/Defiance) Jan. 4 at Northern Kentucky Jan. 4 IP-Pt. Wayne Dec. 16 at Michigan Tech Jan. 11 Western Michigan Jan. 25 Dec. 30 at Akron Jan. 11 Ashland Jan. 9 St. Joseph's at St. Joseph's Jan. 4 at Grand Valley State Jan. 15 at Central Michigan Jan. 27 Jan. 2 at Southern Indiana Jan. 13 at Wright State Jan. II Lewis Olivet Nazarene Jan. 6 at Ferris State Jan. 18 Bowling Green Jan. 30 Lewis Jan. 4 at Kentucky Wesleyan Jan. 16 Indiana Central Jan. 16 at Southern Indiana Jan. 9 Northwood Institute Jan. 22 at Eastern Michigan Feb. I Jan. 7 Franklin Jan. 18 at Southern Indiana Jan. 18 at Kentucky Wesleyan St. Joseph's Jan. II Saginaw Valley State Jan. 25 Ohio Feb. 5 Jan. 9 Lewis Jan. 22 at Central State Jan. 23 Ashland Oakland City Jan. 16 at Oakland Jan. 29 Northern Illinois Feb. 8 at Northern Kentucky Jan. II at IP-Ft. Wayne Jan. 25 Bellarmine Jan. 25 at Indiana Central Jan. 18 at Wayne State Feb. I at Ball State Jan. Feb. 13 Indiana Central 16 Bellarmine Jan. 27 at Tri-State Jan. 30 at IP-Ft. Wayne Jan. 23 Hillsdale Feb. 5 Miami Jan. Feb. 15 Bellarminc 18 Indiana Central Jan. 30 Northern Kentucky Feb. I at Ashland Jan. 25 at Northern Michigan Feb. 8 at Western Michigan Jan. 23 Feb. 20 at.IP-Ft. Wayne at Northern Kentucky Feb. I Central State Feb. 6 Kentucky Wesleyan Jan. 27 Michigan Tech Feb. 12 Central Michigan Jan, 25 Wright State Feb. 22 at Ashland Feb. 6 at Bellarmine Feb. 8 Southern Indiana � Jan. 30 Ferris State Feb. 15 at Bowling Green Jan. 30 Mercyhurst Feb. 26 at SIU-Edwardsville Feb. 8 at Indiana Central Feb. 13 at St. Joseph's Feb. I Michigan-Dearborn Feb. 19 Eastern Michigan Feb. I Northern Kentucky Mar. I Kentucky Wesleyan Feb. 13 at Ashland Feb. 15 at Lewis Feb. 3 Grand Valley State Feb. 22 at Ohio Feb. 6 at Indiana Central Feb. 15 St. Joseph's Feb. 18 Wright State Feb. 6 at Northwood Institute Feb. 26 at Northern Illinois Feb. 8 at Bellarmine Feb. 20 Southern Indiana Feb. 20 Wilmington Feb. 8 at Saginaw Valley State Mar. I Kent State Feb. 13 IP-Pt. Wayne Feb. 22 Kentucky Wesleyan Feb. 22 Kentucky State Feb. 10 Northern Michigan Mar. 6-8 at Mid-American Conference Feb. 20 Kentucky Wesleyan Feb. 27 at Lewis Feb. 27 Indiana Central Feb. 13 Oakland Tournament (Rockford. IL) Feb. 22 Southern Indiana Mar. I at St. Joseph's Feb. 29 Bellarmine Feb. 15 Wayne State Feb. 27 at St. Joseph's Feb. 20 at Hillsdale Mar. I at Lewis Feb. 22 at Michigan-Dearborn

22 23 Kentucky Wesleyan Northeastern Illinois Otterbein St. Michael's New York Tech SIU-Edwardsville Dec. 14. at Owensboro, 8:30 pm EST Dec. 19, at Wright State, 7:30 pm Dec. 21. al Wright State. 7:30 pm Jan. 3, at Wright State. 8:30 pm Jan. 4, Blue Cross/Blue Shield Classic Jan. 4, Blue Cross/Blue Shield Classic Feb. 8. at Wright State, 8:05 pm Northeastern Illinois University Otterbein College St. Michael's College New York Institute of Technology SouthernIllinois University at Edwardsville Kentucky Wesleyan College Location----(:hicago.IL Location-Westerville. OH Location-Winooski. VT Location-Old Westbury. NY Location-Edwardsville. IL Location-Owensboro. KY Enrollment-10,000 Enrollment-1.600 Enrollment-1.600 Enrollment-14,000 Enrollment-I 0,200 Enrollment-1.000 Affiliation-NAIA Affiliation-NCAA Ill Affiliation-NCAA II Affiliation-NCAA LI Affiliation-NCAAII Affiliation-NCAA II Conference----(:hicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference-Ohio Athletic Conference-Mideast Collegiate Conference-Big Apple Conference-Independent Conference---Great Lakes Valley Nickname---Golden Eagles Nickname----(:ardinals Nickname-Purple Knights Nickname-Bears Nickname----(:ougars Nickname-Panthers Colors-Brown and gold Colors-Tan and cardinal Colors-Purple and gold Colors-Royal blue and gold Colors-Red and white Colors-Purple and white Home coun-Snake Pit (capacity 350) Home court-Rike Center (capacity 3.200) Home coun-Vincenl C. Ross Spons Center Home court-Dorothy Schure Gymnasium (capacity 500) Home court-Vadalabene Center (capacity 4,500) Home coun-Owensboro Sportscenter (capacity 5.61I) (capacity 4,000) Athletic Director-Ron Faloona Athletic Director-E.W. "Bud" Yoest Athletic Director-Dr. William T. Lai Athletic Director-Dr. Lynn Lashbrook Athletic Director-Wayne Chapman Sports Information Director-Larry Bernstein Sports Information Director-Ed Syguda Athletic Director-Edward Markey Sports Information Director-Jeff Rubin Sports Information Director-Steve Weller Spons Information Director-David Vaughn Office phone-312/583-4050. ext. 481 Office phone-6 I 4/898-1602 Sports Information Director---Gerry Miles Office phone-516/686-7626 Office phone-6I 8/692-3600 Office phone-502/926-3I I I. ext. 419 Home phone-3I 2/539-0008 Home phone-614/488-3364 Office phone-802/655-2000, ext. 2537 Home phone-5I 6/484-4348 Home phone-6 I 8/692-0090 Home phone-502/683-2898 Head Coach----(:hris Kalamatas (38-91/4 years) Press Row phone-6I 4/899-1487 Home phone-802/655-3799 Head Coach-Bob DeBonis (16-9/1 year) Press Row phone-618/692-2574 Press Row phone-502/926-8879 Office phone-312/583-4050, ext. 481 Head Coach-Dick Reynolds (2I 3-122/13 years) Head Coach-James Casciano (14-40/2 years) Office phone-5 I 6/686-7626 Head Coach-Larry Graham (7-21/1 year) Head Coach-Wayne Chapman (first year) Assistant Coaches--Alvin Bibbs. George Keehn Office phone-614/890-3000, ext. 1653 Office phone-802/655-2000, ext. 2504 Assistant Coaches--Ray Terken. George Johnson, Office phone-618/692-2871 Office phone-502/683-4795 1984-85 Overall record-12-18 Assistant Coaches--Darrell Miller, Chris Carlisle Assistant Coaches-Tom Conrad, Mark Calzonetti Rob Williams Assistant Coaches-Pete Norman, Mark Martz Assistant Coaches-Rob Long, Dallas Thornton Conference record/finish-5-3/second 1984-85 Overall record-23-4 1984-85 Overall record-7-21 I 984-85 Overall record-16-9 1984-85 Overall record-7-21 1984-85 Overall record-24-7 Series record-WSU leads 6-0 Conference record/finish-I 2-2/first. tie Conference record/flnish-1 -9/sixth Conference record/finish-None Series record-WSU leads 4-1 Conference record/finish-I 0-4/first, tie Starters returning/lost-3/2 Series record-WS U leads 4-3 Series record-First meeting Series record-WSU leads 1-0 Starters returning/lost-5/0 Series record-WSU leads 6-5 Lettermen returning/lost-5/3 Starters returning/lost--4/ I Starters returning/lost-3/I Starters returning/lost-2/3 Lettermen returning/lost-5/3 Starters returning/lost-3/2 Players Pos. Ht. Wt. CL PPG RPG Lettermen returning/lost-91I Lettermen returning/lost-5/2 Lettermen returning/lost-3/6 Lettennen returning/lost-9/4 Players Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG Returning Starters Players Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG Players Pos. Ht. Wt. CL PPG RPG Players Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG ReturningStarters Players Pos. PPG Ht, Wt. Cl. RPG Pete Shepherd G 6-1 175 Sr. 17.1 2.1 Returning Starters Returning Starters Returning Starters Kenny Stanley G 6-2 175 Jr. 17.3 3.5 Rewrning Starters Dave Guse F 6-3 220 So. 8.9 5.7 Dick Hempy F 6-4 180 Jr. 20.0 7.7 George Daway G 5-10 160 So. 13.0 3.0 Travis Debnam G 6-2 180 Sr. 13.5 2.0 Dwight Newsome GIF 6-3 185 Sr. 11.6 3.7 Dave Bennett F 6-8 215 Sr. 16.7 5.0 Tony Cabil* F 6-4 170 Sr. 19.7 7.3 Mike McKinney F!C 6-4 195 Sr. 18.1 7.0 J.B. Brown F 6-6 210 So. 9.1 5.9 Morris Brown CIF 6-6 195 Jr. 11.0 7.0 Mike Dillon F!C 6-4 235 Sr. 7.0 4.4 John Wonh G 6-3 190 Sr. 13.8 3.8 *eligible midyear Dave Langdon F 6-4 190 Sr. 13.1 3.3 Gus Gabriel G 5-8 150 So. 7.2 1.6 David Jones G 6-3 180 Sr. 5.7 4.2 J.B. Brown C 6-7 195 So. 9.7 6.7 Frank Gioffre G 6-1 175 Sr. 7.0 2.1 Other Returnee Other Returnees Jim Dietz FIG 6-1 190 So. 4.9 2.4 Dennis Mitchell G/F 6-3 185 Jr. 6.0 4.0 Clifford Bass F 6-3 240 So. 4.3 2.4 Other Returnees Charles Gordon G 5-11 165 So. 5.1 1.4 Other Returnee Other Returnees Top Newcomers Stanley Jackson F 6-6 185 Sr. 7.5 5.3 Paul Sturdivant F 6-2 190 Sr. 1.4 1.6 Steve Brown G 6-2 165 Jr. 5.6 2.3 Top Newcomers Don Mailliard CIF 6-7 230 Sr. 3.7 4.0 Rich Bonomo F 6-6 210 Jr. Anthony Webster* FIC 6-8 220 Sr. Andra Whitlow G 6-2 170 Jr. 3.6 1.3 Top Newcomers Top Newcomers Tony Ray G 6-2 180 Sr. 4.0 0.0 Steve Switzer C 6-8 230 So. Brad Fichter C 6-8 225 Jr. 3.5 1.9 Gary Cross G 5-10 175 Fr. Dave Ruehl G 6-0 165 Fr. Mark Bracone F 6-3 175 Fr. Mark Anderson FIG 6-4 185 Sr. 9.3* 6.3* Jim Ferry F 6-1 175 Fr. James Jappa G 6-3 185 Jr. Brad Loucks G 6-2 175 Jr. 1.6 1.2 Lou Atsaves G 5-11 160 Fr. Sean Eyen G 6-0 160 Fr. *stats from 1983-84 season. red-shirt last year Jeff Hippen F 6-6 195 Jr. Jim Griffin F 6-6 200 Sr. 1.2 1.5 Bob Brunhke F- 6-3 195 Fr. Frank Hale C 6-7 180 Fr. Mike Mills F 6-4 165 Fr. John Edwards F 6-5 215 Jr. Rick Staley F 6-7 185 So. 0.9 0.9 Top Newcomers Larry Irving FIG 6-3 200 Fr. 198S-86 Schedule *eligible December 14 Top Newcomers I985-86 Schedule 1985-86 Schedule Darrel Watkins F 6-6 190 Fr. Kim Clay G 6-1 180 Fr. Nov. 29-30 at District of Columbia Tournament 1985-86 Schedule Nov. 15 Lakeland Nov. 22 at Buffalo State Tournament Brian Young F 6-4 190 Fr. Dec. 4 Mercy James Johnson G 6-5 195 Jr. Nov. 27 at Chicago State (Otterbein/Buffalo State) Rodney Sheridan F 6-3 190 Fr. Nov. 30 at Missouri-Rolla Sam Smith C 6-5 190 Jr. Dec. 9 at Mercy Nov. 29 at Wisconsin-Oshkosh Tournament Nov. 23 at Buffalo State Tournament Dec. I I Dowling Dec. 3 at Kansas Nov. 30 at Wisconsin-Oshkosh Tournament (Lehman/Wooster) 1985-86 Schedule Dec. 4 al Kansas State 1985-86 Schedule Dec. 14 at Adelphi Dec. 3 Beloit Nov. 25 Urbana Nov. 22 at Massachusetts-Boston Dec. 18 at Pace Dec. 7 at McKendree Nov. 23 Olivet Nazarene Dec. 6 Greenville Dec. 3 at Ohio Dominican Nov. 24 St. Anselm Dec. 27-29 at Sacred Heart Tournament Dec. 9 at Nonhern Illinois Nov. 25 Campbellsvi lie Dec. II Wisconsin-Whitewater Dec. 7 Capital Nov. 26 Norwich Jan. 3 at Blue Cross/Blue Shield Classic Dec. 14 Olivet-Nazarene Nov. 29 Executive Rivermont Classic Dec. 13 al Oakland Dec. I I at Wittenberg Dec. I Assumption (New York Tech/SIU-Edwardsville) Dec. 16 at Nonheast Missouri State (Bethel/Kentucky Wesleyan) Dec. 17 at Aurora Dec. 14 Heidelberg Dec. 6 St. Michael's Tournament Jan.4 at Blue Cross/Blue Shield Classic Dec. 18 at Southern Illinois-Carbondale Jan. 3 at Blue Cross/Blue Shield Classic Nov. 30 Executive Rivermont Classic Dec. 19 at Wright State Dec. 16 Wilmington (Dowling/St. Michael's) (Wright State/St. Michael's) (SIU-Edwardsville/New York Tech) (North Alabama/Brescia) Dec. 20 at Georgetown Dec. 18 at Ohio Northern Dec. 7 St. Michael's Tournament Jan. 8 C.W. Post Jan. 4 al Blue Cross/Blue Shield Classic Dec. 6 at Western Kentucky Tournament Dec. 27 at North Park Tournament Dec. 21 at Wright State (C. W. Posl/Franklin Pierce) Jan. 15 at Southampton (Auburn/Kentucky Wesleyan) Dec. 28 at Nonh Park Tournament Dec. 27-28 Otterbein Tournament (North Central, Dec. 12 New Hampshire Jan. 18 at Cheyney State (Wright State/St. Michael's) Dec. 7 at Western Kentucky Tournament Jan. 8 Wisconsin-Parkside St. Vincent, Emory & Henry) Dec. 19 at Harvard Jan. 20 Massachusetts-Boston Jan. 6 Spring Hill (Western Kentucky/Chaminade) Jan. II McKendree Jan. 4 Muskingum Dec. 23 at Sacred Heart Jan. 25 at Concordia Jan. II Kentucky State Dec. I I Oakland City Jan. 13 at St. Xavier Jan. 8 at Marietta Jan. 3 at Blue Cross/Blue Shield Classic Jan. 29 at Queens Jan. 16 Harris-Stowe Dec. 14 Wright State Jan. 16 Rosary Jan. I I at Baldwin-Wallace (St. Michael's/Wright State) Jan. 31 at Franklin Pierce Jan. 18 Central State Dec. 21 Southern Indiana Jan. 20 at St. Francis Jan. 15 Mt. Union Jan.4 al Blue Cross/Blue Shield Classic Feb. 5 at Dowling Jan. 20 at Quincy Jan. 2 IP-Ft. Wayne Jan. 23 Roosevelt Jan. 18 at Heidelberg (New York Tech/SflJ-Edwardsville) Feb. 8 at C.W. Post Jan. 24 Illinois Tech Jan. 4 Ashland Jan. 25 at St. Ambrose Jan. 20 at Kenyon Jan. 6 at American International Feb. 12 at Southampton Jan. 25 at Lindenwood Jan. 7 Wayne State Jan. 28 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee Jan. 22 Wittenberg Jan. 8 Le Moyne Feb. 15 Concordia Jan. 27 Missouri-St. Louis Jan. 9 at Indiana Central Jan. 30 St. Xavier Jan. 29 Ohio Northern Jan. JO Adelphi Feb. 17 SUNY-Old Westbury Jan. 29 Quincy Jan. II at Bellarmine Feb. I al Olivet Feb. I at Muskingum Jan. 15 at Gannon Feb. 22 Queens Feb. I McKendree Jan. 18 Northern Kentucky Feb. 3 at Rosary Feb. 5 Marietta Jan. 18 at Le Moyne Feb. 26-28 at Big Apple Conference Tournament Feb. 8 Northeast Missouri Jan. 23 at St. Joseph's Feb. 6 St. Francis Feb. 8 Baldwin-Wallace Jan. 25 Philadelphia Textile Feb. 10 at Southeast Missouri Jan. 25 at Lewis Feb. 8 at Illinois Tech Feb. 12 at Mt. Union Jan. 27 Keene State Feb. 12 Lindenwood Jan. 27 at Kentucky State Feb. II at Roosevelt Feb. 15 at Capital Feb. I at Pace Feb. 17 Northwest Missouri Jan. 30 St. Joseph's Feb. 13 at Wisconsin-Parkside Feb. 17-22 Ohio Athletic Conference Tournament Feb. 3 Bentley Feb. 19 at Missouri-St. Louis Feb. I Lewis Feb. 15 at McKendree Feb. 5 at Middlebury Feb. 22 Missouri-Rolla Feb. 6 at Nonhern Kentucky Feb. 18 Illinois Tech Feb. 8 Gannon Feb. 26 Southern Indiana Feb. 8 at Wright State Feb. 21 Purdue Calumet Feb. 12 at Keene State Mar. 2 St. Joseph's Feb. 13 Bellarmine Feb. 15 at Adelphi Feb. 15 Indiana Central Feb. 17 at Philadelphia Textile Feb. 20 at Ashland Feb. 20 Vermont Feb. 22 at IP-Ft. Wayne Feb. 22 Pace Feb. 26 at Central State Feb. 27-Mar. at Mideast Collegiate Conference Mar. I at Southern Indiana Tournament

24 25 IUPUI Michigan-Dearborn Marion Bellarmine Charleston Central State Jan. 8. at Wright State, 7:30 pm Jan. 11. at Wright State. 8:05 pm Jan. 15. at Wright State. 8:05 pm Jan. 18, at Louisville, 8 pm Jan. 20, at Wright State, 8:05 pm Jan. 30. at UD Arena. 7:30 pm Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis University of Michigan al Dearborn Marion College Bellarmine College University of Charleston Central State University Location-Indianapolis, IN Location-Dearborn. Ml Location-Marion, IN Location-Louisville. KY Location-Charleston, WV Location-Wilberforce, OH Enrollment-23.000 Enrollment---0.300 Enrollment-1.150 Enrollment-2,710 Enrollmcnl-1.215 Enrollment-2.500 Affiliation-NAIA Affiliation-NAIA Affiliation-NA IA Affiliation-NCAA II Affiliation-NAIA Affiliation-NCAA II Conference-Independent Conference-Independent Conference-Mid-Central Conference-Great Lakes Valley Conference-West Virginia Intercollegiate Conference-Independent Nickname-Metros Nickname-Wolves Nickname-Titans Nickname-Knights Nickname-Golden Eagles Nickname-Marauders Colors-Red and gold Colors-Blue and gold Colors-Red, black, and white Colors-Scarlet and silver Colors-Maroon and gold Colors-Maroon and gold Home court-lUPUI School of Physical Education Home coun-University of Michigan-Dearborn Home court-Luckey Center (capacity 1,200) Home coun-Knight's Hall (capacity 3.200) Home court-Eddie King Gym (capacity 3.500) Home court-Beacom Gymnasium (capacity 3.000) (capacity 2.000) Fieldhouse (capacity 1.200) Athletic Director-Dr. Michael Fratzke Athletic Director-Jim Spalding Athletic Director-James Buckalew Athletic Director-William "Billy" Joe Athletic Director-Robcn Lovell Athletic Director-TBA Spons lnfonnation Director-Brett Hess Sports Information Director-Charlie Just Spons lnfonnation Director-Geary Deniston Spons Information Director-Greg Payne Spons Information Director-Marika Kalyvas Sports Information Director-Jim Dufresne Office phone-317/674-6901. ext. 318 Office phonc-502/452-8380 Office phone-304/357-4832 Office phone-513/376-6318 Office phone-317/264-3764 Office phone-313/593-5540 Home phone-3I 7/674-6901. ext. 378 Home phone-502/635-5037 Home phone-3041766-8130 Home phone-513/372-3159 Home phone-317/291-0409 Home phone-313/543-7696 Head Coach-Rocky Kent (109-10317 years) Head Coach-Joe Reibel (208-164/14 years) Head Coach-Tex Williams (45-41/3 years) Press Row phone-513/376-63 I 8 Head Coach-Roben Lovell (51-43/3 years) Head Coach-Lofton Greene (4-22/1 year) Office phone-317/674-6901, ext. 318 Office phone-502/452-8380 Office phone-304/357-483I Head Coach-Raymond Burke (first year) Office phone-317/264-2725 Office phone-313/593-5540 Assistant Coach-Terry Porter Assistant Coaches-Charlie Just, Jim Schurfranz Assistant Coaches-Dave Daniel. Stan Spottswood. Office phone-513/376-6287 Assistant Coaches-Greg Mingus. Dave Weatherford Assistant Coaches-Joe Zabrzenski, Derek Perry Rick Greene 1984-85 Overall record-16/16 1984-85 Overall record-8-19 Assistant Coach-Darrell Brooks I 984-85 Overall record-21-15 1984-85 Overall record-4-26 Conference record/finish-5-3/second Conference record/finish-3-11/eighth I 984-85 Overall record-22-8 I 984-85 Overall record-I 1-14 Series record-WSU leads 7-2 Series record-WSU leads 2-0 Series record-WSU leads 1-0 Series record-WSU leads 11-7 Conference record/finish-I 6-4/second Series record-WSU leads 10-5 Starters returning/lost-3/2 Starters returning/lost-4/I Starters returning/lost-4/I Starters returning/lost-5/0 Series record-Charleston leads 2-1 Staners returning/lost-3/2 Lettermen returning/lost-7/3 Lettermen returning/lost-7/1 Lettermen returning/lost-10/4 Lettermen returning/lost-11/0 Starters returning/lost-3/2 Lettermen returning/lost-3/4 Lettern1en returning/lost-812 Players Pos. Ht. Wt. CI. PPG RPG Players Pos. Ht. Wt. CL PPG RPG Players Pos. Ht. Wt. CI. PPG RPG Players Pos. Ht. Wt. CI. PPG RPG Players Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG Retuming Swrters Returning Starters Returning Starrers Returning Starters Players Pos. Ht. Wt. CI. PPG RPG Returning Starters Aldray Gibson G 6-1 170 Jr. 18.3 3.3 David Smith F 6-4 210 Sr. 10.5 9.5 Perry Frank C 6-8 210 Sr. 20.3 11.6 Clint Davis F 6-3 180 Jr. 13.6 4.5 Returning Starters Edward Dudley G 6-3 180 Sr. 14.3 3.8 Mike Landis G 6-1 185 Jr. 7.3 1.4 Russell Sawabowski F 6-4 195 Jr. 10.4 6.5 Steve Hembree G 6-0 160 Jr. 13.4 1.3 Jeff Wiesenhahn F 6-6 210 Sr. 6.7 4.3 Keith Tyler G 6-1 160 Jr. 21.7 3.7 Gary Montgomery F 6-7 195 Jr. 4.6 5.4 Troy Fitts F 6-3 200 Jr. 7.0 3.7 Kevin Donahue G 6-1 185 Sr. 2.5 1.7 Ronnie Drake F 6-2 180 Sr. 8.3 5.1 Jimmy Crawford C 6-7 275 Jr. 12.8 6.2 Tony Gordon PG 5-10 150 Sr. II. I 2.3 Grover Durham C 6-8 215 Jr. 12.4 8.3 Steve Miller G 6-1 155 Sr. 14.6 4.2 Gary Thompson F 6-4 180 8.5 5.3 Other Returnees Abrahim Baydoun G 5-9 160 Jr. 15.2 1.5 Carl Guarneri F 6-4 190 Sr. 6.9 6.0 So. Top Newcomers Marvin Utley G 5-11 155 So. 12.5 1.7 Kayle Funkhouser G/F 6-3 195 Sr. 8.2 3.4 Other Returnees Other Returnees Other Returnees Charles Johnson F 6-8 Fr. Charles Davis G/F 6-1 170 Jr. 2.3 0.7 John Trouba C 6-6 220 Jr. 5.5 6.0 Phil Morton G 5-11 150 Jr. 1.7 1.4 Other Rerurnees Jayson Gee F 6-4 220 So. 5.7 5.9 Derrick Givens G 5-11 Fr. Scott Fath G 5-9 150 Jr. 6.0 1.4 Tim Van Rhein G 6-0 150 So. 7.5 1.5 Mike Small G 6-0 160 Jr. 2.4 0.5 Mike Holmes C/F 6-7 210 So. 9.4 6.6 Antonio Martin F 6-3 165 So. 7.9 4.0 Eric Singleton G 5-10 Fr. David Wright F 6-4 165 So. 2.5 0.6 Mike Reibel G 6-0 165 Jr. 3.4 I.I Bruz Hicks G 5-11 Top Newcomers 165 Sr. 2.5 1.3 Jock Bogans C/F 6-8 Fr. Terry Colley F 6-5 190 Jr. 3.4 3.1 Mike Wilcox F 6-5 210 Sr. 4.5 1.7 Top Newcomers 1985-86 Schedule Terry Gilmore F 6-5 195 Jr. Bryan Clemons G/F 6-4 190 Sr. 2.7 0.4 Pat Westbrooks G/F 6-3 195 Sr. 6.7 4.1 Jesse Bingham F 6-3 170 Fr. Nov. 13 at Spring Arbor Pete Frank F 6-5 190 So. 1985-86 Schedule Steve Hailey C/F 6-8 200 Sr. 1.6 2.1 James Smith C 6-7 200 Jr. Nov. 16 al Tiffin Nikkie Mallory G 5-5 150 Fr. Top Newcomers Nov. 23 Earlham Gary Becker F 6-5 200 Jr. Nov. 22 at Northern Kentucky Tournament Top Newcomers Ron Gaiter C 6-9 220 Jr. Nov. 29-30 at CaliforniaState Tournament (Michigan-Dearborn/Northern Kentucky) I 985-86 Schedule Brian Fichter C/F 6-7 205 Fr. Timmy Dagostine G 5-8 130 Fr. Dec. 6-7 at Rio Grande College Tournament Nov. 23 at Northern Kentucky Tournament Bob Gazak C 6-6 200 So. Dec. 12 at St. Joseph's 1985-86 Schedule Nov. 9 at IU-Soulh Bend (Thomas More/Bethel) Dec. 14 at Oberlin Nov. 19 at Purdue Calumet Nov. 20 Marian 1985-86 Schedule Nov. 29 al Wayne State Tournament 1985-86 Schedule Dec. 16 Lewis Nov. 25 al Anderson Nov. 28-29 Marion Tournament Nov. 23 Marshall (Michigan-Dearborn/Wayne State) Dec. 21 Rio Grande Nov. 27 Indiana Central Dec. 3 at Manchester Nov. 25 Olivet Nazarene Nov. 29 Charleston Tournament Nov. 30 at Wayne State Tournament Dec. 26-28 at Quincy College Tournament Dec. 2 at Indiana Central Tournament Dec. 6-7 at Albion Tournament Nov. 29 Anderson (IU-Southeast) (Bluefield/Charleston) (C.W. Post/Aquinas) Jan. 11 Clarion (Marian/lUPUI) Dec. 9 at Valpo Nov. 30 Taylor Nov. 30 Charleston Tournament Dec. 4 Heidelberg Jan. 13 at Kentucky State Dec. 4 al Indiana Central Tournament Dec. 10 at Marian Dec. 3 at Transylvania (Concord/West Virginia Tech) Dec. 6-7 al Grand Valley State Tournament Jan. 17 at Missouri Baptist (Indiana Central/Franklin) Dec. 14 Greenville Dec. 7 Georgetown Dec. 2 District of Columbia Dec. 9 Jan. 18 at SIU-Edwardsville Dec. 7 Grace Wayne State Dec. I 7 Anderson Dec. 19 at Kentucky State Dec. 4 at Concord Dec. 19 Jan. 22 IP-Ft. Wayne Dec. 9 at DePauw Oakland Dec. I 9 at Adrian Dec. 21 Nonhern Kentucky Dec. 11 at Tennessee-Martin Dec. 21 at Saginaw Valley Jan. 25 District of Columbia Dec. 12 at IP-Ft. Wayne Jan. 4 Adrian Dec. 28 at IU-Southeas1 Jan. 7 Kentucky State Dec. 23 (UD Dec. 21 St. Joseph's Hillsdale Jan. 6 at IUPUI Dec. 30 Thomas More (at Nonhem Kentucky) Jan. 8 Marshall Jan. 30 Wright State Arena) Dec. 26 Feb. I at IP-Ft. Wayne Dec. 27 Rosary (SI. Xavier) Michigan-Dearborn Tournament Jan. 9 Taylor Jan. 2 at Lewis Jan. 11 West Virginia Wesleyan Feb. 3 al Defiance Dec. 28 at St. Xavier (Tiffin/Michigan-Dearborn) Jan. 11 at Huntington Jan. 4 at St. Joseph's Jan. 13 al West Virginia State Dec. 27 Michigan-Dearborn Tournament Feb. 8 at Mercyhurst Jan. 4 Tri-State Jan. 15 Jan. 9 Southern Indiana Jan. 15 Bluefield State at Wright State Feb. 10 at Edinboro State Jan. 6 Marion (St. Mary's/Grand Valley) Jan. 18 Franklin Jan. 11 Kentucky Wesleyan Jan. 18 Concord Jan. 10 al Dyke Feb. 15 Kentucky State Jan. 8 at Wright State Jan. 21 Goshen Jan. 16 al Ashland Jan.20 at Wright State Feb. 24 Mercyhurs1 Jan. II at Indiana Tech Jan. l1 at Wright State Jan. 23 Indiana Tech Jan. 18 Wright State Jan. 22 at West Virginia Wesleyan Jan. 15 al St. Mary's Feb. 26 Kentucky Wesleyan Jan. 13 at JU-Southeast Jan. 25 at Bethel Jan. 23 al Indiana Central Jan. 25 at Glenville Jan. 18 Northwood Institute Feb. 28 at District of Columbia Jan. 15 Franklin Jan. 28 Huntington Jan. 25 al IP-Ft. Wayne Jan. 27 at Alderson-Broaddus Jan. 22 at Siena Heights Jan. 18 Oakland City Feb. I at Grace Jan. 30 Kentucky State Jan. 29 at Salem College Jan. 25 at Aquinas Jan. 20 at Hanover Feb. 4 St. Francis Feb. I Indiana Central Feb. I West Virginia State Jan. 27 al Albion Jan. 22 DePauw Feb. 8 at Goshen Feb. 6 IP-Ft. Wayne Feb. 3 at Shepherd Jan. 29 St. Mary's Jan. 25 at Tri-State Feb. 11 Grace Feb. 8 Ashland Feb. 5 Davis & Elkins Feb. I al Lake Superior Jan. 28 JU-Southeast Feb. 15 Bethel Feb. 13 at Kentucky Wesleyan Feb. 8 Alderson-Broaddus Feb. 7 Aquinas Feb. I Purdue Calumet Feb. 18 at Indiana Tech Feb. 15 at Southern Indiana Feb. 10 at West Virginia Tech Feb. 8 at Ferris State Feb. 5 at Franklin Feb. 20 IUPUI Feb. 20 St. Joseph's Feb. 12 at Wheeling Feb. 10 Saginaw Valley Feb. 8 at Oakland City Feb. 22 at St. Francis Feb. 22 Lewis Feb. 15 at West Liberty State Feb. II Taylor Feb. 15 at Quincy Feb. 27 Transylvania Feb. 17 West Virginia Tech Feb. 15 at Marian Feb. 17 Spring Arbor Mar. I at Northern Kentucky Feb. 19 Salem Feb. 18 Huntington Feb. 19 al Siena Heights Feb. 22 Fairmont State Feb. 20 at Marion Feb. 22 Lake Superior Feb. 25-29 West Virginia Intercollegiate Conference Feb. 26 Nazareth Tournament Mar. I al Nonhern Michigan

26 27 Oakland City Malone Franklin Edinboro Kentucky State Indiana Central Feb. I. at Wright State. 7:30 pm Feb. 13. at Wright State. 8:05 pm Feb. 15. at Wright State. 7:30 pm Feb. 22, at Wright State. 8:05 pm Feb. 27, at Wright State, 8:05 pm Mar. I. at Indianapolis. 7:30 pm Oakland City College Malone College Franklin College Edinboro University Kentucky State University Indiana Central University Location-Oakland City. IN Location-Canton. OH Location-Franklin. IN Location-Edinboro. PA Location-Frankfort. KY Location-Indianapolis. IN Enrollment------050 Enrollment-900 Enrollment-740 Enrollment------0.IOO Enrollment-2.500 Enrollment-3.300 Affiliation-NAIA Affiliation-NAIA Affiliation-NAIA Affiliation-NCAA II Affiliation-NCAA II Affiliation-NCAA II Conference-None Conference-Mid-Ohio Conference-Independent Conference-Pennsylvania State Conference-Independent Conference-Great Lakes Valley Nickname-Mighty Oaks Nickname-Pioneers Nickname-Grizzlies Nickname-Fighting Scots Nickname-Thorobreds Nickname-Greyhounds Colors-Blue and white Colors-Red and white Colors-Old gold and navy blue Colors-Red and white Colors-Green and gold Colors-Cardinal and gray Home court-Wood Memorial Gym (capacity 3.500) Home court-Osborne Hall (capacity I .500) Home court-Spurlock Center (capacity 2.200) Home court-McComb Fieldhouse (capacity 3.400) Home court-Capital Plaza ( capacity 7 .200) Home court-Nickoson Hall (capacity 4.250) Athletic Director-Mike Lester. Athletic Director-Bob Starcher Athletic Director-Stewart "Red" Faught Athletic Director-Jim McDonald Athletic Director-Jefferson Walker Athletic Director-Bill Bright Sports Information Director-Mike Whitten Sports lnforn1ation Director-Scott Armstrong Sports Information Director-Curt Cavin Sports Information Director-Todd Jay Sports Information Director-Dr. Glenda Guilliams Sports Information Director-Chris Denari Office phone-8 I 21749-4781. ext. 47 Office phone-2161489-0800 Office phone-317/736-8441. ext. 245 Office phone-814/732-2811 Office phone-5021227-6011 Office phone-3171788-3494 Home phone-812/749-4167 Home phone-2161453-5566 Home phone-3171738-9064 Press Row phone-814/732-281 I Head Coach-Richard Skaggs (25-2712 years) Home phone-3I 71845-0513 Head Coach-Paul Stroud (first year) Head Coach-Hal Smith (40-2012 years) Press Row phone-317/736-8441. ext. 277 Head Coach-Jim Sims (12-1411 year) Office phone-502/227-6731 Head Coach-Bill Keller (58-77/5 years) Office phone-8121749-4781. ext. 47 Office phone-2I 6/489-0800. ext. 5I 3 Head Coach-Kerry Prather (27-30/2 years) Office phone-814/732-2248 Assistant Coach-Paul Peck Office phone-3 I 7/788-3418 Assistant Coaches-Jan Ballard. Brian Fiscus Assistant Coaches-Greg Perez. Mike Grant. Office phone-3171736-8441. ext. 275 Assistant Coach-Tim Smiley 1984-85 Overall record-12-15 Assistant Coach-Dave Wood Lee Sommers Assistant Coach-Gordy Clemens I 984-85 Overall record-9-15 1984-85 Overall record-12-14 Series record--Tied 2-2 1984-85 Overall record-13-15 Starters returning/lost-2/3 I 984-85 Overall record-22-9 I 984-85 Overall rccord-13-16 Conference record/finish-5-5/fourth PC-West Starters returning/lost-3/2 Conference record/finish-5-9 Lettermen returning/lost-5/3 Conference record/finish-I 0-4/third Series record-WSU leads 7-0 Series record-WSU leads 1-0 Lettermen returningllost-512 Series record-WSU leads 14-2 Series record-WSU leads 1-0 Starters returningllost-213 Starters returning/lost-3/2 Players Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG Players Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG Starters returning/lost--4/ I Starters returning/lost-312 Lettermen returningllost-9/3 Lettermen returning/lost------013 Returning Star/ers Rerurning Srarrers Lcttern1en returning/lost-812 Lettermen returning/lost-8/7 Jeff Cochren G 6-2 185 Sr. 14.0 1.9 Players Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG Players Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG Morris Stoner F 6-7 200 Jr. 7.7 7. 7 Players Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG Scott Poe F 6-3 190 Sr. 10.0 3.9 Players Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG Rert1rni11g Srarrers Returning Starters Walter Wright C 6-9 200 So. 10.5 5.3 Returning Starters Other Re111rnees Returning Starters Andy Miller C 6-8 210 Sr. 14.4 5.9 Tom Taylor F/C 6-7 240 Jr. 15.3 8.3 Kevin Scott F 6-5 210 Jr. 9.2 5.4 Vince Mason F 6-6 200 Jr. 13.9 7.9 Rex Adams F 6-5 195 So. 9.2 5.1 Mike Hackett G 6-2 170 Jr. 14.0 4.9 Terry Jenkins Dean Merder G/F 6-3 180 Sr. 4.0 1.7 G 6-4 180 Jr. 14.3 5.6 Orher Rerurnees Jim Price F 6-5 195 Sr. 6.8 3.4 Mike Lillo G 6-0 165 Sr. 19.6 4.4 Ben Gibson G 6-2 Bill Bigham G 5-9 175 Jr. 4.0 0.8 Other Re111rnees 170 Sr. 6.0 2.0 Colan Dishman G 5-9 155 Jr. 4.2 2.8 Jamie Raley C 6-6 220 Sr. 16.0 6.0 Jim Widder FIG 6-4 185 Jr. 7.6 3.8 John Tinsley G 6-0 180 Jr. 2.3 1.0 Kevin Burdine C 6-7 190 Jr. 10.3 4.4 Orher Returnees Cedric Clark F 6-8 205 So. 1.0 1.4 Tom Downard G 6-1 165 Sr. 5.3 2.1 Other Returnees Richie Morris F 6-5 205 Jr. 6.3 3.6 Brian Duffy Top Newcomers FIG 6-4 200 Jr. 3.2 0.7 Top Newcomers Other Returnees Craig Hecker F 6-5 200 Jr. 4.5 2.2 Donnie Stricker G 6-2 180 Jr. 5.6 1.8 Shawn Pope C 6-9 195 So. 2.5 Rob Norris F 6-4 200 Fr. 2.8 Richard Randolph G 6-3 195 Jr. Tom Collins G/F 6-2 180 Sr. 7.3 4.1 Bruce Matthews C 6-7 210 Sr. 3.2 3.0 Chris Henry G 6-4 170 Su. dnp dnp Brian Garrett G 6-1 195 Fr. Top Newcomers Ghevel Burnside G 6-0 180 So. Scott Heady G 5-11 150 Sr. 2.3 0.9 Greg Pullie GIF 6-3 170 So. 2.9 1.0 Kevin Bratcher F 6-4 210 Jr. Fred Knapp C/F 6-10 205 Fr. Freddie Outlaw F 6-6 215 Fr. Scott Kiesel F 6-3 185 Sr. 1.4 1.0 Robert Pullie G 5-9 180 Sil. I.I 0.8 1985-86 Schedule Eric Trosch G/F 6-4 185 Fr. Bruce Nix F 6-4 190 Fr. Bill Whaley C 6-6 193 Jr. 1.0 I.I Dave Schlabach G 5-7 140 So. 1.5 0.1 1985-86 Schedule Nov. 16 Georgetown George Statler G 6-0 160 Fr. Top Newcomers Nov. 7 McKendree Top Newcomers Nov. 21 Huntington Xavier Williams G/F 6-4 166 Fr. 1985-86 Schedule Gus Hutchins FIG 6-3 165 Jr. Dana Alston G 6-0 165 So. Nov. 23 at Morehead State Nov. 13 at Pikeville Nov. 22 at Indiana Central Jerry Neese G 6-1 160 Jr. Andy Booth F 6-4 175 Fr. Dec. 2 at Indiana Central Tournament 1985-86 Schedule Nov. 18 Belmont Nov. 23 at Evansville Keith Richardson G 6-1 185 Jr. Bruce Zuchowski C 6-8 225 Fr. (Franklin/Indiana Central) Nov. 20 Rio Grande Nov. 22-23 Edinboro Tournament Nov. 26 Berea Dwayne Thompson F 6-5 200 Fr. Gary Warstler C 6-7 210 So. Dec. 4 at Indiana Central Tournament Nov. 22 at Georgia Southern (Kutztown. Pitt-Bradford. Geneva) Nov. 29 Grace (IUPUI/Marian) Nov. 26 at Florida Southern Nov. 25 LaRoche Dec. 4 Northern Kentucky 1985-86 Schedule 1985-86 Schedule Dec. 7 at Southern Indiana Dec. 3 at Trcvccca-Nazarcnc Dec. 2 Gannon Dec. 7 Lincoln Nov. 22 Kentucky State Dec. II Transylvania Dec. 5 Georgetown Nov. 19 at Dyke Dec. 4 at East Carolina Dec. 14 Lewis Nov. 27 at IUPUI Dec. 13-14 Frank.Jin Tournament Dec. 7 at Indiana Tech Nov. 22-23 Malone Tournament Dec. 7 Behrend Dec. 19 Bellarmine Dec. 2 (Knox. Wheaton. Denison) Indiana Central Tournament Dec. 11 at Kentucky Wesleyan Nov. 29-30 at Heidelberg Tournament Dec. 9 at Mercyhurst Dec. 20 at Campbellsville Dec. 30 at Rollins (Franklin/Indiana Central) Dec. 14 at Georgetown Dec. 6-7 Malone Tournament Dec. II West Virginia Wesleyan Dec. 30 Indiana Central Dec. 4 Jan. 2 at Eckerd Indiana Central Tournament Dec. 16 at Rio Grande Dec. 10 at Point Park Dec. 14 at Robert Morris Jan. 8 DePauw Jan. 4 at Murray State (Marian/lUPUI) Dec. 27 at Marvmount Tournament (Oakland Dec. 20-21 at Blue & Gray Tournament Jan. 3 at Allegheny Tournament Jan. 7 at Charleston Dec. 7 Jan. 11 at St. Francis Illinois Wesleyan City/Marymount Ozarks/Baker) Dec. 27-28 at Muskingum Tournament (Wabash/Edinboro) Jan. 9 Wayne State (NE) Dec. 10 Jan. 13 Anderson at Anderson Dec. 28 at Marymount Tournament Jan. 2 at West Virginia Wesleyan Jan. 4 at Allegheny Tournament Jan. at SIU-Edwardsville Dec. Jan. 15 at IUPUI II 14 at Butler (College of Ozarks/Baken Jan. 4 at Transylvania (SU NY-Geneseo/ Allegheny) Jan. 13 Central State Dec. 30 Jan. 18 at Marion at Kentucky State Jan. 3 Pikeville Jan. 7 Rio Grande Jan. 13 at Geneva Jan. 18 Wisconsin-Parkside Jan. 2 Jan. 22 Marian at St. Joseph's Jan. 4 Union Jan. II at Ohio Dominican Jan. 15 Indiana (PA) Jan. 20 Salem Jan. 4 Jan. 25 at JU-Southeast at Lewis Jan. 11 at Olivet-Nazarene Jan. 14 Cedarville Jan. 18 California (PA) Jan. 23 Georget0wn Jan. 7 Jan. 27 at Transylvania William Penn Jan. 18 at IUPUI Jan. 18 Walsh Jan. 22 at Lock Haven Jan. 27 Kentucky Wesleyan Jan. 9 Jao. 29 Wabash Kentucky Wesleyan Jan. 20 at Belmont Jan. 21 at Urbana Jan. 25 Slippery Rock Jan. 30 at Bellarmine Jan. Feb. I at DePauw II Southern Indiana Jan. 22 Indiana Southeast Jan. 25 at Tiffin Jan. 29 Clarion Feb. 6 at St. Joseph· s Feb. 3 Jan. 16 at IP-Ft. Wayne Jan. 25 Olivet-Nazarene Jan. 28 Mt. Vernon Nazarene at Indiana Central Feb. I Alliance Feb. 8 at Wisconsin-Parkside Feb. 5 IUPUI Jan. 18 at Ashland Jan. 30 Trevecca-Nazarene Feb. I at Rio Grande Feb. 3 Mercyhurst Feb. II Campbellsville Feb. 8 JU-Southeast Jan. 23 Bellarmine Feb. l at Wright State Feb. 5 Ohio Dominican Feb. 5 at Indiana (PA) Feb. 15 at Central State Jan. 25 Northern Kentucky Feb. 5 at Southern Indiana Feb. 8 at Cedarville Feb. 13 Indiana Tech Feb. 8 at California (PA) Feb. 19 Centre Feb. 15 at Wright State Jan. 29 Butler Feb. 8 IUPUI Feb. 11 at Walsh Feb. 10 Central State Feb. 22 at Northern Kentucky Feb. I at Bellarmine Feb. 12 at McKendree Feb. 13 at Wright State Feb. 19 at Marian Feb. 12 Lock Haven Feb. 24 Transylvania Feb. 22 Taylor Feb. 3 Franklin Feb. 15 Indiana Tech Feb. 15 Urbana Feb. 15 at Slippery Rock Feb. 27 at Wright State Feb. 6 Ashland Feb. 18 at Union Feb. 18 Tiffin Feb. 17 at Gannon Feb. 8 IP-Ft. Wayne Feb. 19 at Indiana Southeast Feb. 22 at Mt. Vernon Nazarene Feb. 19 at Clarion Feb. 13 at Southern Indiana Feb. 22 at Wright State Feb. 15 at Kentucky Wesleyan Feb. 20 Lewis Feb. 22 St. Joseph's Feb. 27 at Northern Kentucky Mar. I Wright State

29 28 National Award Winners

The Wright State athletic program has gained a national reputation in just a short amount of time. Entering its sixteenth year as a varsity program, not only has Wright State won the 1983 Division II national championship, the university has had six players earn All-America honors. The first player to receive national honors was Bob Grote, now an assistant coach with the Raiders. He was an Associated Press honorable mention All-America selection in 1975 and was selected again in 1976 after ·1eading Wright State to its first regional tournament appearance. In 1980, following Wright State's second consecutive trip to the regional tournament under coach Ralph Underhill, Roman Welch 1982-83 Division II National Championship Team: Sitting, T.C. Johnson, Steve Purcell, was a third-team All-America choice by Anthony Bias, Tom Holzapfel, Ga1)' Monroe, Andy Warner, Fred Moore, and Phil Benninger. Basketball Weekly. The next year. Welch's Standing, Rob Smock (manager), assistant coach Bob Grote, Rob Sanders, Eric Ernst, teammate, Rodney Benson, was the first Theron Barbour, Mark McCormick, Mike Grote, Eric Ellis, head coach Ralph Underhill. Raider to be selected to a first-team All­ assistant coach Jim Brown, and head trainer David Shon. America team. Both Baske1ball Weekly and the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) agreed on the selection as he was named on both first teams. In I 983, following the Raider victory in the national championship, Gary Monroe became the second Wright State player to be a first-team choice when he was named to the Basketball Weekly squad. He was also a second-team pick on the NABC team. In 1984, Fred Moore became the fifth Raider to earn All-America honors when he was selected to the NABC second team and the Basketball Weekly third team. Last year, Mark Yest became the first Wright State junior to be selected as a second-team All-America player when he was named to the NABC team.

Rodney Benson Gary Monroe 1981 Basketball Weekly First Team 1983 Basketball Weekly First Team 1981 NABC First Team 1983 NABC Second Team

j)\ Bob Grote Roman Welch Fred Moore Mark Vest Associated Press Honorable 1980 Basketball Weekly 1984 NABC Second Team 1985 NABC Second Team Mention, 1975 and 1976 Third Team 1984 Basketball Weekly Third Team

30 Free Throws Attempted Assists Individual Records Team Records I. Fred Moore 441 I. Eddie Crowe 437 Career Leaders 2. Bob Grote 429 2. Rick Martin 352 Single Season Leaders 3. Bob Schaefer 399 3. Bill Wilson 323 4. Bill Fogt 382 4. Mike Grote Most Points Most Points Games Played 307 Field Goals Made One gamc-43 by Mark Vest. vs. Marycrest, One half-80 vs. St. Joseph's. Mar. 2. 1983 5. Tim Walker 311 5. Tim Walker 265 Jan. 27. 1984 One game-133 vs. Northeastern Illinois. Jan. 6. 1979 I. Steve Purcell 117 6. Steve Purcell 306 6. Anthony Bias 241 Name Number Year One season-612 by Rodney Benson. 1980-81 One game. both teams-241: Charleston 149. WS U 92. 2. Bill Wilson 109 7. Eddie Crowe 295 7. Bob Grote 219 I. Rodney Benson 266 1981 Career-1.634 by Bob Schaefer. 1975-79 Feb. 18. 198S 3. Bob Schaefer 108 8. Bill Wilson 284 8. Steve Hanings 206 2. Stan Hearns 235 1982 4. Steve Hanings 9. Gary Monroe 259 9. T.C. Johnson 200 3. 1983 Field Goals One season-2.6S9 in 1982-83 107 Gary Monroe 231 Eddie Crowe 107 10. Steve Hanings 258 10. Alan McGee 193 4. Mark Vest 223 198S One gamc-16 by Tim Walker. vs. Marian. Jan. S. 1972: Least Points 6. Jeff Bragg IOI 5. Roman Welch 215 1980 Bob Schaefer. vs. Point Park. Feb. 2S. 1978: One half-16 vs. Stetson. Jan. 18. 1975 Theron Barbour IOI 6. Fred Moore 211 1984 Mark Vest. vs. Marycrest, Jan. 27. 1984 . One game-38 vs. Stetson. Jan. 18. 197S 8. Mike Zimmerman 100 Free Throw Percentage Scoring Average (min. 40 games) 7. Mark Vest 210 1984 One season-266 by Rodney Benson. 1980-81 Least Points by Opponents 9. Rick Martin 99 8. Bob Schaefer 191 1977 Carecr---063 by Bob Schaefer. 1975-79 (min. 75 made) I . Rodney Benson 18.7 One half-13 by Ohio Northern. Dec. 27. 1974 Bob Grote 99 2. Mark Vest 18.3 9. Roman Welch 188 1981 I . Gary Monroe .830 Field Goal Attempts One game-37 by Ohio Nonhern. Dec. 27. 1974 Lyle Falknor 99 3. Roman Welch 16.5 10. Bob Schaefer 187 1978 One game-31 by Tim Walker. vs. Marian. Jan. 5. 1972 One season-1.663 in 1973-74 2. Jeff Bragg .802 3. Andy Warner .799 4. Gary Monroe 15.7 One scason-442 by Rodney Benson. 1980-8 I 5. Bob Schaefer 15.1 Most Points by Opponents 4. Bob Grote .797 Career-1.371 by Bob Schaefer. 197S-79 Field Goals Made 6. Fred Moore 14.6 Field Goals Attempted One game-149 by Charleston. Feb. 18. 198S 5. Keith Miller .793 Field Goal Percentage One season-2.177 in 1982-83 I. Bob Schaefer 663 6. Mark Vest .788 7. Lyle Falknor 14.3 Name Number Year 8. Bob Grote 14.2 One game-I 00.0 by Bill Fogt ( 11-11 ). vs. Cumberland. 2. Lyle Falknor 630 7. Mike Grote .781 I. Rodney Benson 442 1981 Field Goals 9. Bill Fogt 12.1 Jan. 24. 1972 3. Bob Grote 532 8. John Lucas .780 2. Mark Vest 413 1985 One season---03.I by Gary Monroe. 1982-83 One game---01 vs. Nonheastem Illinois. Jan. 6. 1979 4. Fred Moore 513 10. Tim Walker 12.0 3. Stan Hearns -112 1982 One season-1.036 in 1980-81 9. Bill Wilson .775 Career---02.S by Gary Monroe. 1981-83 5. Rick Manin S08 10. Eddie Crowe .773 4. Dave Magill 407 1971 6. Eddie Crowe 5. Mark Vest Free Throws Field Goals Attempted 442 402 1984 Rodney Benson 442 Blocked Shots 6. Roman Welch 401 1981 One game-13 by Bob Schaefer. vs. Wittenberg. One game-99 vs. Nonheastem Illinois. Jan. 6. 1979 and vs. Wilberforce, Nov. 29. 1980 8. Mark Vest 433 7. Bob Schaefer 399 1977 ov. 26. 1977: Gary Monroe. vs. Lewis. Rebounds I. Fred Moore 76 One season-2.041 in 1980-81 9. Bill Fogt 420 2. Steve Hanings 75 8. Fred Moore 390 1984 Mar. 11. 1983 I. Jim Minch 784 10. Bill Wilson 410 3. Rodney Benson 68 9. Roman Welch 384 1980 One season-137 by Gary /vfonroe. 1982-83 Field Goal Percentage 2. Bill Fogt 738 4. Steve Purcell 36 10. Bob Schaefer 377 1978 Career-342 by Bob Grote. 1972-76 One game-76.6 (49-64) vs. Otterbein. Dec. 16. 1978 3. Bob Schaefer 717 S. Gary Monroe 35 One season-53.4 in 1982-83 4. Steve Hanings 586 Free Throws Attempted Field Goals Attempted 6. Jimmie Caner 33 One game-16 by Tim Walker. vs. Wilberforce. Free Throws 5. Bob Grote 551 I. Bob Schaefer 1371 Theron Barbour 33 Field Goal Percentage Feb. 2. 1972; Gary Monroe. vs. Lewis. 6. Steve Purcell 534 One game-35 vs. Lewis. Mar. 11. 1983 2. Lyle Falknor 1260 8. Anthony Bias 22 Name Number Year Mar. 11. 1983 7. Fred Moore 510 One season-585 in 1982-83 3. Rick Martin 1062 Mark Vest 22 I. Gary Monroe .631 1983 One season-189 by Fred Moore, 1983-84 8. Lyle Falknor 505 Free Throws Attempted 4. Bob Grote 1006 10. Roman Welch 21 2. Gary Monroe .614 1982 Career-441 by Fred Moore. 1981-84 9. Rodney Benson 409 One game-45 v . Chapman. Dec. 14. 1983 5. Fred Moore 975 Roman Welch 409 3. Jimmie Caner .613 1979 Free Throw Percentage One season-806 in 1982-83 6. Tim Walker 944 4. Andy Warner .603 1985 One game-100.0 (12-12) by Eddie Crowe. v,. 7. Bill Wilson 904 Steals 5. Rodney Benson .602 1981 Free Throw Percentage St. Joseph's. Dec. 11. 1978 8. Eddie Crowe 875 6. Bill Fogt .598 1974 One game-100. 0 (10-10) vs. Wilberforce. Jan. 13. 1975 Rebound Average (min. 250) I. Rick Martin 261 One scason-86.2 by Gary Monroe. 1982-83 9. Steve Hanings 859 2. Bob Grote 228 7. Bob Grote .590 1974 One season-75.0 in 1975-76 10. Mark Vest I. Jim Minch 8.5 8. Career-83.0 by Gary Monroe. 1981-83 815 3. Bill Fogt 223 Stan Hearns .570 1982 2. Bill Fogt 8.1 Rebounds 4. Tim Walker 191 9. Roman Welch .560 1980 Rebounds 3. Roman Welch 7.4 One game-70 vs. Clearwater Christian. Jan. 14, 1978 5. Steve Purcell 150 10. Rodney Benson .550 1981 One game-19 by Jim Thacker. vs. Rosc-Hulman. 4. Rodney Benson 7.3 One season-1.226 in I 975-76 Field Goal Percentage 6. Eddie Crowe 144 Dec. 22. 1970: Roman Welch. vs. Wayne State. 5. Cun Shellabarger 6.8 7. Steve Hanings 140 Dec. 8. 1979: Rodney Benson. vs. Miami. Least Personal Fouls (min. 175 attempts) 6. Bob Schaefer 6.6 Free Throws Made Dec. 10. 1979 8. Jim Minch 136 One game-9 vs. Cleveland State. Dec. 22. 1979 and vs. I . Gary Monroe .625 7. Gary Monroe 6.5 One scason-240 by Gary Monroe, 1982-83 9. Lyle Falknor 130 Name Number Year Thomas More, Jan. 4, 1973 2. Jimmie Caner .583 8. Fred Moore 5.7 10. Roman Welch 116 I . Gary Monroe 137 1983 Career-784 by Jim Minch. 1970-74 One season-364 in 1972-73 3. Rodney Benson 9. Bob Grote 5.6 .580 2. Bob Grote 129 1976 Assists Most Personal Fouls 4. Andy Warner .571 10. Steve Shook 5.51 3. Fred Moore 125 1984 S. Stan Hearns II. Steve Hanings 5.48 One game-13 by Tyrone Joye. vs. Urbana. One game-38 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan. Mar. 6. I 982 .570 Minutes Played 4. Bob Grote 108 1975 6. Steve Purcell .540 Jan. 31, 198S One season---002 in I 975-76 5. Fred Moore 105 1983 7. Bill Fogt .538 I . Eddie Crowe 3200 One season-136 by Anthony Bias. 1981-82 6. Tim Walker 100 1972 Most Assists 8. Mark Vest .531 Personal Fouls 2. Steve Hanings 2716 Career-437 by Eddie Crowe. 1977-81 7. Bob Schaefer 99 1978 One game-34 vs. Nonheastern Illinois. Jan. 6. 1979 9. Jim Thacker 3. Bob Schaefer 2527 Steals .5290 I. Bob Schaefer 332 8. Bill Fogt 89 1972 One season---008 in 1980-81 10. Bob Grote 4. Bill Wilson 2S1S .5288 2. Steve Hanings 330 1984 One season-103 by Rick Manin. 1974-7S 5. Steve Purcell 2S14 Mark Vest 89 Miscellaneous 3. Rick Manin 295 1985 Career-261 by Rick Manin. 1973-76 6. Fred Moore 2436 Mark Vest 89 Largest scoring margin-15.5 in 1980-81 4. Steve Purcell 282 7. Mike Grote Personal Fouls Most consecutive field goals-12 vs. Thomas More, Free Throws Made 274 2182 5. Bob Grote 8. Mark Vest 1857 One season-I 00 by Gary Monroe, 1982-83 Dec. 15. 1981 and vs. Indiana Central, Gannon. 6. Fred Moore 272 I. Bob Grote 342 9. Bob Cook 1838 Free Throws Attempted Career-322 by Bob Schaefer. 1975-79 Jan. 6-9. 1982 7. Bill Fogt 251 2. Bob Schaefer 308 10. Gary Monroe 1680 Name Number Year Most consecutive free throws-17 vs. Gannon and 8. Jim Minch 222 Highest Scoring Average 3. Fred Moore 271 I . Fred Moore 189 Bellarmine, Feb. 12-14, 1983 9. Bill Wilson 212 1984 One season-21. 9 by Rodney Benson. 1980-81 4. Bill Fogt 265 2. Fred Moore 172 Largest winning margin---05: Wright State ]20, 10. Gary Monroe 186 1983 Career-18.7 by Rodney Benson. 1979-81 5. Eddie Crowe 228 3. Gary Monroe 159 1983 Wilberforce 55, Feb. 16. 1974 6. Bill Wilson 220 Highest Rebound Average 4. Tim Walker 158 1972 Largest losing margin: 68: Cincinnati 120. Wright State 7. Gary Monroe 215 5. Bob Grote 151 1976 One season-10.9 by Bill Fogt. 1971-72 52. Dec. I, 1976 8. Steve Purcell 214 6. Bob Grote 138 1975 Career-8.S by Jim Minch. 1970-74 Most victories in one season-28 in 1982-83 9. Tim Walker 199 Career Total Points 7. Bill Fogt 120 1972 Miscellaneous Most defeats in one season-17 in 1970-71 10. Mark Vest 178 Longest winning streak-13 in 1980-81 and in 1983-84 Player Games Fr. So. Jr. Sr. Total Jimmie Caner 120 1979 Consecutive field goals made-19 by Gary Monroe. Longest home winning streak-25 from 1973-75 I . Bob Schaefer 108 338 456 473 367 1634 Rodney Benson 120 1980 1982-83 Longest winning streak in PE Building-23 from 1973-75 2. Lyle Falknor 99 331 272 417 398 1418 10. Bob Schaefer 119 1978 Consecutive free throws made-39 by Gary Monroe. Best season-.893 (25-3) in 1979-80 3. Bob Grote 99 142 357 428 479 1406 1982-83 Longest losing streak-7 in 1971-72 4. Fred Moore 89 287 462 S47 1297 Most career games-117 by Steve Purcell. 1980-84 Most points per game-87.3 in 1979-80 5. Rick Manin 99 240 291 331 320 1182 6. Eddie Crowe 107 225 317 255 3 IS 1112 7. Bill Fogt 91 296 277 221 311 1105 8. Rodney Benson 56 436 612 1048 509 535 1044 9. Mark Vest 57 10. Bill Wilson 109 139 297 288 316 1040

32 33 Free Throw Percentage Points Senior Scoring Athletic Council Award Alumni Award Name Number Year Name Number Year Player Games Pts. 1969-70 Jim Sillary, soccer 1969-70 Jim Thacker. basketball I. Gary Monroe .862 1983 I. Rodney Benson 612 1981 I. Rodney Benson 28 612 Awards 1970-71 John Summerlot, soccer 1970-71 John Summerlot. soccer 2. Keith Miller .859 1981 2. Gary Monroe 599 1983 2. Gary Monroe 32 599 1971-72 Tim Lee, baseball 1971-72 Tim Walker. basketball 3. Bob Grote .854 1976 3. Fred Moore 5.\7 198-l 3. Fred Moore 28 547 1972-73 Gary Hunt. soccer 1972-73 Jim Minch, basketball 4. Andy Warner .852 1985 4. Mark Vest 535 1985 Most Valuable Player 1973-74 Jim Minch, basketball 1973-74 Mark Bilinski, baseball 5. Bob Schaefer .832 1978 5. Stan Hearns 516 1982 1970-71 Mark Donahue Pam Roberts, tennis 1974-75 Bob Grote. baseball. basketball 6. Bill Wilson .828 1979 6. Mark Vest 1984 509 Junior Scoring 1971-72 Bill Fogt 1974-75 Mark Gerhard. cross country, wrestling 1975-76 Bob Grote. baseball, basketball 7. Eddie Crowe .827 1979 7. Roman Welch 48-l 1980 Player Games Pts. 1972-73 Jim Minch Pam Roberts. tennis 1976-77 Kevin Newnam. baseball 8. Mark Vest .809 1984 8. Bob Grote 479 1976 I. Mark Vest 29 535 1973-74 Jim Minch 1975-76 Mark Gerhard. wrestling Cindy Mercer, softball. basketball 9. Bob Cook .80-l 1979 9. Bob Schaefer 473 1978 2. Stan Hearns 29 516 1974-75 Bob Grote, Lyle Falknor Deb Loewer, softball 1977-78 Bob Schaefer. basketball 10. Bob Grote . 802 1975 10. Fred Moore 463 1983 27 I 975-76 Bob Grote, Rick Martin 1976-77 Barry Rowland, baseball Carole Ivan, swimming Lyle Falknor .802 1975 3 . Roman Welch 484 I 976-77 Bob Schaefer Vicky Mercer, softball 1978-79 Tim O'Neal, golf 1977-78 Bob Schaefer 1977-78 Alan McGee, basketball Maria Miniaci. swimming Scoring Average Vicky Mercer. softball 1979-80 Craig Miller, wrestling Rebounds Sophomore Scoring 1978-79 Bob Schaefer Name Number Year 1979-80 Rodney Benson, Roman Welch 1978-79 Eric Gillespie. tennis Jodi Martin, basketball Player Games Pts. Name Number Year I. Rodney Benson 21.9 1981 1980-81 Rodney Benson Gretchen Klopf, tennis 1980-81 Rodney Benson. basketball I. Mark Vest 28 509 I. Gary Monroe 240 1983 2. Fred Moore 19.5 1984 1981-82 Stan Hearns 1979-80 Mike Zimmerman. basketball Valerie Staley, swimming 2. Bob Schaefer 27 .\56 2. Rodney Benson 229 1981 3. Gary Monroe 18.7 1983 1982-83 Gary Monroe Krista Jones, basketball 1981-82 Fred Blair. baseball 3. Tim Walker 23 394 3. Roman Welch 225 1980 4. Mark Vest 18.-l 1985 1983-84 Fred Moore 1980-81 John Moosbrugger, soccer Karin Cooke. tennis 4. Jim Thacker 224 1971 5. Mark Vest 18.2 1984 1984-85 Mark Vest Krista Jones. basketball Jodi Martin. basketball 5. Jim Minch 1981-82 Nikki Dewan. tennis 1982-83 Gary Monroe. basketball 222 1974 6. Roman Welch 17.9 1980 Selected by the coaching staff on the basis of proficiency 6. Jim Minch Freshman Scoring Jodi Martin, basketball Robin Conley. swimming 221 1973 7. Stan Hearns 17.8 1982 and attitude. 7. Bill Fogt 218 1972 8. Bob Schaefer 17.5 1978 Player Games Pts. 1982-83 Ray Caldwell, wrestling 1983-84 Hylton Dayes, soccer 8 Bob Schaefer 210 1976 9. Tim Walker 17.1 1972 I. Dave Magill 25 .\20 Jodi Martin, basketball Robin Conley. swimmil14l Cun Shellabarger 210 1977 10. Bob Grote 17.1 1975 2. Bob Schaefer 28 338 Raider Award 1983-84 Ray Caldwell. wrestling 1984-85 Scott Troutwine. swimming 10. Bill Fogt 209 1971 Bob Grote 17.1 1976 3. Lyle Falknor 21 331 Cindy Hannahs, softball Jenny Hom. basketball Fred Moore 209 1984 1970-71 Bill Fogt 1984-85 John Lee. Lennis Annually presented to the most valuable male and female Steve Purcell 209 1984 1971-72 Bill Fogt Debbie Leffler. basketball athletes for the academic year by the Alumni Association. Turnovers Leading Scorers by Season 1972-73 Rick Martin Awarded to the upperclass male and female athletes with Formerly the Guardian Award. 1973-74 Rick Manin the highest grade point average who have competed in Name Number Year Year Player-Position G FG FT TP Avg. Rebound Average 1974-75 Rick Martin varsity athletics for at least two seasons. I. Tim Walker 122 1972 70-71 Dave Magill. G 25 173 74 420 16.8 1975-76 Lyle Falknor Name Number Year 2. Gary Monroe 106 1983 71-72 Tim Walker. G 23 147 100 394 17.1 1976-77 Bob Cook I. Bill Fogt 10.9 1972 3. Tim Walker 99 1973 72-73 Lyle Falknor, F 21 145 41 331 15.7 I 977-78 Joe Fitzpatrick 2. Jim Minch 10.0 1973 4. Dave Magill 97 1971 73-74 Bob Grote, G 25 144 69 357 14.2 1978-79 Bob Cook 3. Jim Thacker 9.0 1971 Fred Moore 97 198-l 74-75 Bob Grote, G 25 160 108 428 17.1 4. 1979-80 Eddie Crowe, Steve Hanings Jim Minch 8.9 197-l 6. Roman Welch 9-l 1980 75-76 Bob Grote. G 28 175 129 479 17.1 1980-81 Steve Hartings 5. Bill Fogt 8.-l 1971 7. Anthony Bias 90 1982 76-77 Bob Schaefer. F 27 191 74 456 16.9 1981-82 T.C. Johnson 6. Roman Welch 27 99 8.3 1980 8. Tyrone Joye 85 1985 77-78 Bob Schaefer. F 187 473 17.5 1982-83 T.C. Johnson, Steve Purcell 7. Bill Fogt 8.2 1973 9. Jim Minch 84 197-l 78-79 Bob Schaefer, F 26 147 73 367 14.1 1983-84 Steve Purcell Rodney Benson 8.2 1981 10. Mark Donahue 83 1971 79-80 Roman Welch, F 27 215 54 484 17.9 1984-85 Rodney Webb 9. Cun Shellabarger 7.8 1977 80-81 Rodney Benson, F 28 266 80 612 21.9 IO. Jim Minch 7.7 1972 81-82 Stan Hearns. F 29 235 46 516 17.8 Selected by the coaching staff on the basis of desire Blocked Shots 82-83 Gary Monroe, F 32 231 137 599 18.7 and hustle. Raider Coaches Name Number Year 83-84 Fred Moore, C 28 211 125 547 19.5 Personal Fouls I . Rodney Benson 40 1981 84-85 Mark Vest. F 29 223 89 535 18.4 Raider Lettermen Name Number Year 2. Fred Moore 33 1984 Theron Barbour/81. 82. 84. 85 Leon Manning/SO. 81 I . Gary Monroe 100 1983 3. Fred Moore 32 1983 Leading Rebounders by Season Phil Benninger/83 Grant Marion/85 2. Fred Moore 99 1983 .\. Steve Hartings 31 1981 Rodney Bcnson/80, 8I Bill Marras/72 3. Fred Moore 97 1984 5. Rodney Benson 28 1980 Year Player-Position G Reh. Avg. 92 Anthony Bias/82, 83 Rick Manin/73, 74, 75. 76 4. Cun Shellabarger 1977 6. Steve Hanings 22 1980 70-71 Jim Thacker. F 25 224 8.9 Dave Bockhorn/78 Mark McCormick/82. 83. 85 Bob Schaefer 92 1978 7. Gary Monroe 21 1982 71-72 Bill Fogt. F 20 218 10.9 Jeff Bragg/78, 79, 80, 81 Greg McCurdy/72. 73, 74 Steve Hartings 92 1979 8. Jimmie Carter 17 1978 72-73 Jim Minch, C 22 221 10.0 Dan Brinkman/75 Alan McGee/76, 77. 78 7. Bob Grote 90 1975 9. Jimmie Carter 16 1979 73-74 Jim Minch, C 25 222 8.9 Jimmie Caner/78, 79 Phil McKee/73 Bob Schaefer 90 1977 10. Gary Monroe 1-l 1983 74-75 Bob Grote, G 25 127 5.1 Fred Clark/7 I. 72 Keith Miller/80. 81 9. Rick Martin 88 1976 Anthony Bias 14 1983 75-76 Bob Schaefer. F 28 210 7.5 Guy Conners/77 Ken Millisor/76 Steve Shook 88 1976 76-77 Cun Shellabarger, C 27 210 7.8 Bob Cook/77. 78, 79 Jim Minch/71, 73, 74 77-78 Bob Schaefer, F 27 190 7.0 Greg Cross/71 Gary Monroe/82. 83 John Ross Marcus Jackson Ralph Underhill Steals 78-79 Jimmie Carter, F 28 150 5.4 Eddie Crowe/78, 79. 80. 8I Fred Moore/82. 83. 84 Assists 79-80 Roman Welch, F 27 225 8.3 Name Number Year Jim Cunningham/74, 75 Clay Pickering/SO 80-81 Rodney Benson, F 28 229 8.2 Name Number Year I. Rick Manin 103 1975 Mark Donahue/71 James Pinkney/79 Year Won Lost Percent Coach 81-82 Gary Monroe. F 28 148 5.3 I. Anthony Bia, 136 1982 2. Bob Grote 99 1975 Eric Ellis/83. 84 Rick Poole/77 1970-71 7 17 .292 John Ross 82-83 Gary Monroe. F 32 240 7.5 2. Bill Wilson 133 1980 3. Rick Martin 9-l 1974 Eric Ernst/83. 84, 85 Robert Pounds/77 1971-72 9 14 .391 John Ross 83-84 Fred Moore. C 28 209 7.5 3. Tyrone Joye 12-t 1985 4. Dave Magill 88 1971 Lyle Falknor/73, 74, 75. 76 Steve Purcell/8 I. 82, 83, 84 1972-73 17 5 .773 John Ross Steve Purcell, F 28 209 7.5 4. Alan McGee 122 1977 5. Mark Donahue 85 197 I Joe Fitzpatrick/77, 78, 79, 80 Neil Reif/76. 77 1973-74 17 8 .680 John Ross 84-85 Mark Vest. F 29 173 6.0 5. Eddie Crowe 120 1978 6. Bob Grote 78 197-l Bill Fogt/71. 72. 73, 74 Rob Sanders/83, 84, 85 1974-75 15 10 .600 John Ross 6. Eddie Crowe 116 1981 7. Roman Welch 67 1981 Bob Grote/73. 74. 75. 76 Bob Schaefer/76, 77. 78, 79 Totals 65 54 .546 Ben Seard/85 7. Bob Cook 115 1979 8. Jim Thacker 66 1971 Raider Games in the PE Building Mike Grote/82, 83. 84 8. Mike Grote 113 1983 9. Tim Walker 65 1972 Mark Hall/77 Cun Shellabarger/76. 77 1975-76 20 8 .714 Marcu, Jackson Lenny Lyons 113 1985 10. Rick Martin 64 1973 1972-73-Won 4, lost 0 Steve Hanings/78, 79. 80, 8I Vince Shively/79 1976-77 II 16 .407 Marcus Jackson IO. Eddie Crowe 109 1979 1973-74-Won 12. lost 0 Stan Heams/82 Steve Shook/75, 76 1977-78 14 13 .518 Marcu, Jack,on 1974-75-Won 10. lost 2 Mike Herr/75 Dan Swain/73. 74. 75 Totals 45 37 .549 1975-76-Won 14. lost 0 Tom Holzapfel/79, 80. 82. 83 Al Taylor/85 Minutes Played 1978-79 20 8 .714 1976-77-Won 8, lost 7 Jim Hough/75 Jim Thacker/71 Ralph Underhill 1979-80 25 3 .893 Name Number Year 1977-78-Won 9, lost 7 Dan Huguely/76, 77. 78. 79 Mark Vest/84. 85 Ralph Underhill ° 1980-81 25 4 .862 I. Gary Monroe 1012 1983 1978-79-Won 15, lost 3 Joe Jackson/85 Tim Walker/72. 73. 74 Ralph Underhill 1981-82 22 7 2. Mark Vest 965 1984 1979-80--Won 15. lost I T.C. Johnson/82. 83, 84 Andy Wamer/82, 84. 85 .759 Ralph Underhill 1982-83 28 4 .875 3. Fred Moore 9.\5 1983 1980-81-Won 16, lost I James Jones/85 Rodney Webb/84. 85 Ralph Underhill 1983-84 19 9 .\. Bob Schaefer 932 1977 1981-82-Won 14. lost 2 Tyrone Joye/85 Roman Welch/80. 8I .678 Ralph Underhill 1984-85 22 7 .759 5. Steve Purcell 910 1984 1982-83-Won 16. lost 3 Sam Kilbum/75 Bill Wilson/77. 78. 79. 80 Ralph Underhill Totals 161 42 6. Fred Moore 909 198-l 1983-84-Won 14, lost 4 John Lucas/72. 73 Mike Zimmerman/78, 79. 80. 8I .793 7. Bob Schaefer 907 1978 1984-85-Won 19, lo·t 0 Lenny Lyons/85 Rick Zink/77 Mike Grote 907 1983 Totals-Won 165. lost 30. .846 Dave Magill/71 9. Mark Vest 892 1985 10. Cun Shellabarger 887 1977 34 35 Raiders through the Years

1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 1977-78 Won 7, lost 17/Home 4-2. away 3-15 Won 9. lost 14/Home 6-4. away 3-10 Won 17. lost 5/Home 8-3. away 9-2 Won 17. lost 8/Home 12-0. away 5-8 Won 15. Jost IO/Home 10-2. away 5-8 Won 20. lost 8/Home 14-0. away 6-8 Won 11. lost 16/Home 8-7. away 3-9 Won 14. lost 13/Home 9-7. away 5-6 Coach: John Ross Coach: John Ross Coach: John Ross Coach: John Ross Coach: John Ross Coach: Marcus Jackson Coach: Marcus Jackson Coach: Marcus Jackson Captains: Donahue. Fogt Captain: Fogt Captain: Fogt Captain: Minch Captains: Grote. Martin Captains: Grote. Martin Captain: Shellabarger Captains: Schaefer. McGee WSU WSU Opp. WSU Opp. wsu Opp. Opp. WSU Opp. WSU Opp. wsu Opp. wsu Opp. 82 Cumberland (a) (3 ot) 84 88 Berea (h) 87 64 Kenyon (a) 57 87 Wilmington (h) 55 71 Cincinnati (a) 89 103 Oakland (h) 79 75 Slippery Rock (h)* 77 78 West Virginia Wesleyan (h)* 76 79 Berea (a) 96 75 Spring Arbor (n)* 71 91 Northern Kentucky (a) 87 69 Miami (a) 79 92 Tiffin (h) 57 70 Cincinnati (a) 118 90 Western Illinois (h)* 82 80 Wittenberg (h) (ot)'' 85 56 Ashland (a) 95 88 Taylor (a)* 104 59 Miami (OH) (h) (UD) 84 73 Heidelberg (h) 54 61 Miami (a) 85 107 Marian (h) 83 84 IUPUI (h) 89 81 Campbellsville (h) 69 89 Taylor (a)* 102 52 Bellarmine (a) 74 68 Marietta (a) (ot) 63 42 Cincinnati (a) 78 65 Heidelberg (h) 59 86 Otterbein (h) 84 52 Cincinnati (a) 120 53 Northern Kentucky (a) 76 93 Wilberforce (n)* 101 70 Rose-Hulman (a) 89 52 Cleveland State (a) 48 67 Cumberland (a) 81 74 JU-Southeast (h) 53 87 Cumberland (h) 75 56 Northern Kentucky (h) 62 79 Morehead State (h) 87 67 Findlay (a) 87 52 Kenyon (h) 71 72 Denison (n)* 58 76 Marietta (h) 58 44 Ohio Northern (n)* 37 91 Indiana Central (h) 82 54 Miami (h) 67 69 Miami (a) 73 91 Grand Valley (h) 84 63 Aquinas (n) 80 70 Kenyon (a)* 53 87 Berea (h) 56 71 Kenyon (a)* 55 83 Ohio Northern (n)* 80 55 Marian (a) 52 67 Thomas More (h) 57 63 86 78 Thomas More (h) 70 81 Adrian (n)* 64 92 68 IUPUI (a) (ot) 79 83 Harris Teachers (n)** Grand Valley (a) 111 83 Rice (a) Kenyon (a)* 73 80 Indiana Central (h) 68 82 136 Scott AFB (n)**t 63 61 Thomas More (h) 76 65 Rio Grande (h) 64 62 Bluffton (n)* 60 58 Cleveland State (h) 53 89 Armstrong State (a) (ot) 85 59 Akron (a)** 71 84 Wisconsin-Oshkosh (h) 71 93 Cumberland (h) 95 109 Marian (a) (2 ot) 107 80 Principia (n) (2 ot)** 82 92 Northern Kentucky (h) 59 78 Wilberforce (h) 69 75 Cleveland State (h) 73 58 North Dakota (a) 67 74 Eastern Illinois (h) 71 103 Rose-Hulman (a) 91 59 Wilmington (a) 73 79 Rose-Hulman (a)** 61 83 Urbana (h) 59 57 Rollins (a) 59 84 Central State (h) 80 98 NE Illinois (h) (3 ot) 96 57 Central State (a) 65 79 Otterbein (a) 105 77 Wilberforce (h) 78 70 Otterbein (h) (ot) 74 61 Stetson (a) 64 38 Stetson (a) 62 74 Morehead State (a) 94 103 Chicago State (h) 69 80 Roanoke (h) 60 71 Cedarville (h) 82 85 Cedarville (h) 77 76 Cumberland (h) 81 77 Rollins (a) 84 90 Northern Kentucky (h) 76 78 Akron (h) 65 62 Northern Kentucky (a) 81 119 Clearwater Christian (a) 65 68 Wilberforce (a) 67 83 Rio Grande (h) 81 68 Ohio Northern (h) 47 78 Kent State (a) 87 103 Rio Grande (h) 80 66 Stetson (a) 70 83 Armstrong State (h) 81 85 Armstrong State (a) 74 69 Rio Grande (a) 71 93 Cumberland (h) 81 91 Marian (h) 68 79 Rio Grande (a) 69 60 Akron (h) 63 118 Roosevelt (h) 59 66 Wisconsin-Milwaukee (a) 75 69 Akron (h) 61 89 Wilmington (a) 116 63 Northwood (h) 89 74 Berea (a) 80 69 Cleveland State (h) 45 79 Slippery Rock (h) 81 94 JU-Southeast (h) 52 64 Wisconsin-Parkside (h) 69 90 Robert Morris (a) 81 76 Northwood (a) 87 95 Wilberforce (a) 8I JOO Wilberforce (h) 69 64 Otterbein (a) 70 87 Franklin (h) 60 84 Akron (a) (2 ot) 81 80 Robert Morris (h) 76 60 Youngstown State (h) 59 81 Marian (h) 82 85 Ohio Northern (a) 94 81 Rose-Hulman (h) 60 46 Franklin (a) 45 82 Urbana (a) 76 72 Slippery Rock (a) 75 77 Cleveland State ( a) 56 78 Indiana Central (a) 75 59 St. Joseph's (a) 87 83 Cumberland (a) 91 81 Tiffin (h) 67 82 Marian (a) 88 60 Cleveland State (a) 75 91 Northern Kentucky (h) 87 71 Youngstown State (a) 73 59 Virginia Commonwealth (h) 63 78 Northern Kentucky (h) 69 99 Tiffin (h) 58 74 60 Eastern Illinois (a) 64 93 Defiance (a) 105 65 Cleveland State (a) 75 88 Cumberland (h) 73 76 Cleveland State (a) 62 61 Eastern Illinois (h) 89 Wilberforce (h) 68 86 Walsh (h) 82 71 Thomas More (a) 70 120 Wilberforce (h) 55 79 Bellarmine (a) (ot) 83 58 Franklin (a) 57 70 Virginia Commonwealth (a) 82 63 Bellarmine (h) 65 65 Transylvania (a) 86 81 Earlham (h) 74 89 Cedarville (a) 78 99 Bellarmine (h) 75 80 Northern Kentucky (a) 78 71 Bellarmine (h) 64 77 Franklin (h) 67 71 Wisconsin-Milwaukee (h) 69 84 70 Thomas More (a) 90 Rose-Hulman (a) (ot) 77 62 Central State (h) 60 73 Northern Kentucky (a) 85 85 Bellarmine (a) (ot) 88 62 Cleveland State (a) 82. Bellarmine (h) 81 *Colonial City Classic 77 80 Thomas More (h) 68 58 51 Central State (a) 59 67 Cleveland State (h) 74 75 Kentucky State (h) 92 84 Earlham (a) 89 **Rose-Hulman Invitational 68 Thomas More (a) *Taylor University Invitational 75 92 Walsh (a) 83 102 Cedarville (h) 71 JU-Southeast (a) 76 86 Thomas More (h) 74 69 Kentucky State (a) 74 73 Northern Kentucky (h) (ot) 77 109 Wilmington (h) 53 93 Akron (h) 79 85 Akron (a) 88 *Taylor University Invitational *Colonial City Classic *Colonial City Classic 75 Evansville # 85 55 Eastern Illinois (a) 62 85 Point Park (h) 95 **McKendree College Holiday St. Joseph's # 68 Tournament 72 *Wright State Invitational *Wright State Invitational tGame does not count in season record *Colonial City Classic **forfeit victory for Wright State #NCAA tournament

1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 Won 20. lost 8/Home 15-3. away 5-5 Won 25, lost 3/Home I 8-1, away 7-2 Won 25. lost 4/Home 16-1. away 9-3 Won 22. lost 7/Home I 5-2. away 7-5 Won 28. lost 4/Home 17-3. away 11-1 Won 19. lost 9/Home 14-4. away 5-5 Won 22. lost 7/Home 19-0. away 3-7 Coach: Ralph Underhill Coach: Ralph Underhill Coach: Ralph Underhill Coach: Ralph Underhill Coach: Ralph Underhill Coach: Ralph Underhill Coach: Ralph Underhill Captain: Schaefer WSU wsu Opp. Opp. wsu Opp. WSU Opp. WSU Opp. wsu Opp. wsu Opp. 84 Oakland (h) 58 Ill Wilberforce (h) 72 102 Wilberforce (h) 60 92 Indiana State-Evansville (h) 81 71 Davis & Elkins (h) 55 102 Grace (h) 73 103 Wilberforce (h) 73 93 Campbellsville (h) 79 92 Miami (h) 84 81 Bowling Green (a) 71 65 Indiana Central (a) 60 50 Edinboro (h) 42 91 Northeastern Illinois (h) 83 64 Miami (a) 63 95 Indiana Central (a) 84 81 Bowling Green (h) 68 92 Franklin (h) 73 96 Thomas More (h) 82 83 Indiana Central (h) 71 67 Malone (h) 65 74 N Kentucky (h) (UD) (ot) 69 92 Wayne State (h) 75 86 Wayne State (h) 65 65 Miami (a) 59 107 Alderson-Broaddus (h) 88 97 Thomas More (h) 75 76 Kentucky Wesleyan (a) 53 70 83 Miami (a) 68 123 St. Leo (a) 69 Charleston (a) 83 106 72 Indiana Central (h) 77 78 West Virginia State (h) 61 Chapman (h) 83 71 Ashland (a) 67 79 Armstrong State (h) (UD) 85 85 Bellarmine (a) 76 100 Thomas More (h) 78 72 Eastern Illinois (a) 99 97 Spring Hill (h) 57 70 Heidelberg (h) 74 83 IP-Ft. Wayne (h) 72 73 St. Joseph's (a) 65 69 Otterbein (h) (UD) 65 76 District of Columbia (h) 63 86 Otterbein (h) 83 98 Bellarmine (a) 91 70 Bellarmine (a) 82 93 Bellarmine (h) 84 112 Otterbein (h) 94 115 St. Joseph's (h) 81 81 Eastern Illinois (h) 73 68 Charleston (h) 55 92 St. Francis (IL) (h) 79 53 IP-Ft. Wayne (a) 61 93 District of Columbia (n)"' 81 75 Youngstown State (a) 55 102 Bellarmine (h) 79 81 IUPUI (h) 61 99 Northeastern Illinois (h) 63 68 SIU-Edwardsville (h)* 58 70 Northeastern Illinois (hl"' 59 62 Florida Southern (a)'' 66 85 Capital (h) (ot) 81 82 Wilberforce (h) 58 68 Indiana Central (a) 61 57 Lewis (h) 69 67 Central State (h)* 89 73 Cheyney (h)* 79 82 Franklin (h) 75 71 Akron (a) 76 60 Central State (a) (UD) 69 87 Marian (h) 67 77 Indiana Central (a) 61 76 IUPUI (a) 65 94 IUPUI (h) 83 Missouri-St. Louis (h) (ot)'' 78 Gannon (h) 55 72 133 Northeastern Illinois (h) 86 84 Indiana Central (h) 74 72 Central State (h) (UD) 58 73 83 Northeastern Illinois (h) 63 106 Illinois Tech (h) 67 85 Central State (h)**' 70 Heidelberg (h) 55 80 St. Joseph's (a) 87 86 Central State (h) (UD) 89 Central State (h) (UD) 82 97 72 60 Cheyney State (h) 68 68 Central State (UD) 67 74 IUPUI (a) 77 73 Indiana Central (a) 91 72 St. Joseph's (a) 68 90 Northern Kentucky (h) 76 57 Northern Kentucky (h) (ot) 55 94 Indiana Central (h) 76 72 Ashland (h) 65 99 Marycrest (h) 86 78 Thomas More (h) 82 101 Elmhurst (h) 59 84 Bellarmine (h) 87 105 IP-Ft. Wayne (h) 80 53 IP-Ft. Wayne (h) (ol) 54 65 Indiana Central (a) 55 88 Kentucky Wesleyan (h) 82 54 Oakland (a) (ot) 55 122 Marion (h) 86 81 SIU-Edwardsville (h) 65 96 IUPUI (h) 87 69 Northern Kentucky (h) 63 110 Marycrest (h) 85 79 Ashland (h) 64 St. Joseph's (h) 79 75 St. Joseph's (a) 56 70 96 Elmhurst (h) 77 92 IUPUI (a) 77 107 65 Kentucky Wesleyan (a) 64 Indiana State-Evansville (a) 56 79 Indiana Central (h) 71 89 Missouri-St. Louis (a) (ot) 94 116 Northern Kentucky (a) 66 91 Northern Kentucky (a) 60 85 Youngstown State (h) 74 86 Franklin (h) 64 69 Kentucky Wesleyan (a) 81 55 Northern Kentucky (h) 53 117 IUPUI (h) 64 73 Thomas More (h) 70 66 Youngstown State (a) 59 97 Kentucky State (a) 89 73 Transylvania (h) 62 84 District of Columbia (a) 89 113 Urbana (h) 78 Transylvania (h) 60 78 80 Northern Kentucky (a) 63 78 Rice (a) 84 63 Eastern Illinois (a) 72 74 55 Central State (UD) 51 Spring Arbor (h) 75 115 Michigan-Dearborn (h) 63 63 Central State (a) (UD) 62 73 Central State (a) (UD) 94 60 66 Kentucky Wesleyan (h) 69 71 Central State (h) 62 77 Eastern Illinois (h) (UD) 66 66 Bellarmine (a) 77 76 Gannon (a) 89 Bellarmine (a) 83 82 Missouri-St. Louis (h) (UD) 69 78 Kentucky Wesleyan (a) 60 74 Lewis (a) 76 103 Bellarmine (h) 78 69 Ashland (a) (2 ot) 60 58 SIU-Edwardsville (a) 59 70 Cleveland State (h) (UD) 64 88 Northern Kentucky (h) 70 92 Indiana Central (h) 57 83 Indiana Central (h) 87 80 Kentucky Wesleyan (h) 56 69 Louisville (a) 90 81 SIU-Edwardsville (h) 59 61 86 Siena Heights (h) 74 83 Siena Heights (h) 71 71 71 Bellarmine (h) 59 92 Charleston (a) 149 91 Akron (h) 80 72 Youngstown State (h) 55 Louisville (a) 78 St. Joseph's (h) (ot) 79 97 SIU-Edwardsville (h) 88 IOI Spring Arbor (h) 62 52 Transylvania (a) 55 101 Indiana Tech (h) 74 I 16 Michigan-Dearborn (h) 101 91 Spring Arbor (h) 68 94 Missouri-St. Louis (h) 75 78 Missouri-St. Louis (a) 71 69 New York Tech (h) 61 69 Northern Kentucky (a) 67 88 Transylvania (a) 70 90 St. Francis (IL) (a) 72 97 Wayne State (h) 82 109 Spring Arbor (h) 75 64 Eastern Illinois (h)# 73 96 Kentucky Wesleyan (h) 76 90 Kentucky State (h) 81 130 St. Joseph's (h) 92 100 Illinois Tech (a) 64 69 Northern Kentucky (a) 71 75 Northern Michigan (h)# 66 88 Indiana State-Evansville (h)# 85 69 Northern Michigan (n)# 70 71 Kentucky Wesleyan (a) (ol)# 76 71 Lewis (n)# 57 66 District of Columbia (h) (ot) 68 61 Lewis (n)# 53 68 St. Joseph's (h)# 73 96 Indiana State-Evansville (n)# 89 87 Bellarmine (n) (2 ot)# 86 69 Kentucky Wesleyan (a)# 67 72 Kentucky Wesleyan (a)# 84 #NCAA tournament *Wright State Invitational 73 Bloomsburg State (a)# 53 #NCAA tournament #NCAA tournament #NCAA tournament *Florida Southern Invitational 50 57 Cal State-Bakersfield (n)# **Wright State Invitational 73 92 District of Columbia (n)# #NCAA tournament *Wright State Invitational #NCAA tournament

36 37 Wright State University /

Wright State. named for Dayton's aviation The university will continue to compete pioneers. Orville and Wilbur Wright. is one at the Division II level for the next two of Ohio's twelve state universities. The seasons. The university Board or Trustees school, which first opened its doors as a has approved the move to Division I status branch campus for both The Ohio State beginning with the 1987-88 sports season. University and Miami University, began Academics is stressed among the operation in 1964. Three years later, it was university athletes. and academic adviser granted full university status. Joe Gatton monitors the progress of each The main campus occupies 645 acres student-athlete. The male and female athletes within the city limits of Fairborn, about with top grade point averages are honored twenty minutes northeast of downtown each year by the Athletic Council. Dayton. The university also includes a Western Ohio Branch Campus in Mercer County and a continuing education center in downtown Dayton. - f " Wright State offers more than 2,500 l, courses, 100 undergraduate programs, and ; � nearly thi11y-two graduate and professional 't1� , ,, J programs through its nine colleges and schools. The more than I 6,000 students may choose from a wide range of programs that lead to associate's, bachelor's. master's. Ed.S .. M.D., Ph.D., and Psy.D. degrees. Buildings on the university's main campus are designed to be accessible to people with disabilities and are connected by a unique system of tunnels. The campus also includes a Garden for the Senses and a 200-acre biological preserve. The University Library contains more than 367,000 bound volumes. It features an outstanding collection of Wright brothers' material and is one of two Ohio map depositories. The Raiders have played home basketball \ games in the Physical Education Building since 1973. The building is the center of the athletic facility complex and includes two gymnasia, a natatorium, a wrestling room, ', athletic offices, and other facilities necessary to support the athletic teams. Under the direction of its second athletic director. Dr. Michael J. Cusack, the university sponsors eight sports for men and seven for women. The men's basketball team has been the most successful program, winning the Division II national championship in 1983 and qualifying for the regional tournament six of the past seven years. In addition. the mcn·s and women's swim team and the wrestling squad placed in the top IO at the Division 11 national championships. The volleyball and baseball teams have also earned NCAA regional playoff bids.

38 39 Athletic Directory Wright State's President

Athletic Staff Athletic department phone Paige E. Mulhollan 513/873-2771 Administrative Staff President Director of Athletics-Dr. Michael J. Cu,ack As,i,lant Athletic Director-Paul Newman Assi,1ant Athletic Dir�ctor-Pcggy \V;tnkoop Ticket Building Manager-Jeff Sakal Athletic Bu,iness Manager-Susan Gay le Greg Andrulis Mike Ba11111er Maggie Brandon Stamat B11lugaris Sport, Information Director-Mike Hermann Head Athletic Trainer-Lui, --Tony.. Orti, Graduate Athletic Trainer- Paige E. Mulhollan is the third president or Wright State American foreign policy in the I 960s. This material, held under Rosalyn Whitcombc University. Dr. Mulhollan came to Wright State in I 985 from the copyright by the National Archives, is currently located at the Equipment Manag..::r-Tom Roush position of executive vice-president at Arizona State University. He Johnson Library in Austin, Texas. Academic' Adnscr-Joe Gatton Facult� Rcpre,cntative-(iordon Wi,e had originally served Arizona State University in 1978 as provost He is a consultant-examiner for the North Central Association Team Phy,ician-Dr. Herb Stelling M.D. and vice-president for academic affairs and professor of history. and and a member of many professional and national associations and . in 1981 was named executive vice-president. From 1973 to 1978, commis ions, and has been involved in several capacities with the Coaching Staff Dr. Mulhollan was dean of arts and sciences and professor of history National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges. Men·, Basketball Coach-Ralph Underhill at the University of Oklahoma. Before the appointment at University In addition to keeping a full work schedule. Dr. Mulhollan stays As,i,tant Coach-Jim Brown of Oklahoma, he was associate dean of arts and sciences and in shape by running and believes in physical fitness for building a Assi,tant Coach-Bob Grote associate professor of history for three years at Kansas State better mental and physical self-image. His wife, Mary Bess. has a A \Sbtant Coach-John Ross Je.ff Carnna Pm Dm·is Joe Callon Susan Gayle Women·, Basketball Coach-Pat Davi, University. variety of interests including field botany. bird watching. and nature A"i,tant Coach-Dan Cronin In 1966, Dr. Mulhollan earned a Ph.D. degree in history from the photography. Dr. and Mrs. Mulhollan enjoy sailing on their boat, Ba,cball Coach-Ron Nischwit, University of Texas at Austin. He has contributed over 125 oral when time permits, and have circumnavigated the Caribbean. The Assi,tant Coach-Mark ··Bo"' Bilin,ki history interviews relating to the Johnson administration and Mulhollans have two sons. ages 26 and 28. one grandchild and one As,i,tant Coach-Mark Lucas CrthS Country Coach-Mike Baumer expected, and also have two golden retrievers. Golf Coach-Fred Jefferson Men·s Soccer Coach-(ircg Andruli, Women·, Soccer Coach-Maggie Brandon Softball Coach-David Scott Swimming Coach-Jeff Cavana Executive Officers Academic Deans A\Sistant Coach-Alex Braunfcld Paige E. Mulhollan John C. Barton Diving Coach-Stc,c Cochran President College of Continuing and Community Education Mcn·s Tennis Coach-TBA Womcn·s Tennis Coach-Sharon Paul Mike Her111a1111 Fred Jefferson Paul Ne11•man Ron Niscl11l'it: Richard A. Edwards Donald A. Carlson Volleyball Coach-Peggy Wynkoop Senior Vice President Assi,tant Coach-Misse Duncombe Western Ohio Branch Campus \Vrc:,tling Coach-Stamat Bulugarb Elenore Koch Ronald E. Fox Assistant Coach-Al Manning Vice-President for Student Affairs School of Professional Psychology Auxiliary Staff Edward J. Spanier Waldemar M. Goulet Secretarie,- Ruth Fields. Pam Pcnnrngton Vice-President for Business College of Business and· Administration Receptionist-Dina Hilgeford and Finance. and Treasurer Equipment Attcndant,-Dchra Garber. Roger G. Iddings Jill Huddleston. Harold Osborne. and College of Education and Human Services Mike Zink Willard J. Hutzel Executive Vice-Provost for Planning and Budgeting Groundskccper-Rick Caslin Barbara Jeanette Lancaster Donald C. Thomas School of Nursing f To/1\' Or1i: Sharon Paul Tom Roush Jef Sakal Vice-Provost for Research Perry D. Moore College of Liberal Arts John D. Rossmiller. Interim College of Science and Engineering William D. Sawyer School of Medicine Donald C. Thomas School of Graduate Studies

Dal'id Scott Dr. Herb Stelling Cordon Wise Pegg_,· Wynkoop

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