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UIW CARDINALS 2009-2010 SCHEDULE DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE TIME 2 November 16 Monday HUSTON-TILLOTSON McDermott Center 7 p.m. 0 19 Thursday at Our Lady of the Lake San Antonio 7 p.m. 24 Tuesday at Henderson State (Ark) Arkadelphia, Ark. 4 p.m. 0 25 Wednesday at Quachita Baptist (Ark) Arkadelphia, Ark. 5 p.m. 28 Saturday TEXAS A&M / KINGSVILLE McDermott Center 4 p.m. 9 December - 2 Wednesday OUR LADY OF THE LAKE McDermott Center 7 p.m. 4 Friday HARDING (Ark) McDermott Center 8 p.m. 2 13 Sunday at Texas A&M / Kingsville Kingsville 4 p.m. 17 Thursday at Texas / Permian Basin (x) Odessa 8 p.m. 0 19 Saturday at Oklahoma Panhandle (x) Goodwell, Okla. 4:30 p.m. 29 Tuesday at St. Thomas Houston 6:30 p.m. 1 January 2 Saturday NEWMAN (Kan) (x) McDermott Center 4:30 p.m. 0 4 Monday LINCOLN (Mo) (x) McDermott Center 8 p.m. 7 Thursday at St. Edward’s (x) Austin 8 p.m. 9 Saturday at Texas A&M International (x) Laredo 4:30 p.m. 16 Saturday ST. MARY’S (x) McDermott Center 3:30 p.m. b 21 Thursday DALLAS BAPTIST (x) McDermott Center 7 p.m. 23 Saturday ARKANSAS / FORT SMITH McDermott Center 4:30 p.m. a 28 Thursday at Lincoln (Mo) (x) Jefferson City, Mo. 8 p.m. 30 Saturday at Newman (Kan) (x) Wichita, Kan. 4:30 p.m. s February k 4 Thursday OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE (x) McDermott Center 8 p.m. 6 Saturday TEXAS / PERMIAN BASIN (x) McDermott Center 4:30 p.m. e 11 Thursday TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL (x) McDermott Center 8 p.m. 13 Saturday ST. EDWARD’S (x) McDermott Center 4:30 p.m. 20 Saturday at St. Mary’s (x) San Antonio 4:30 p.m. t 25 Thursday at Arkansas / Fort Smith Fort Smith, Ark. 8 p.m. 27 Saturday at Dallas Baptist (x) Dallas 2 p.m. b March a 5-6 Fri-Sat at Heartland Conference Tournament TBD l (x) Heartland Conference Games L www.cardinalathletics.com PAGE 2 UIW CARDINALS UIW QUICK FACTS UIW BASKETBALL FACTS Name The University STAFF of the Incarnate Word Coach Ken Burmeister WHAT’S INSIDE... Address 4301 Broadway 2 San Antonio, Texas 78209 Alma Mater B. A., Education University Telephone (210) 829-6000 St. Mary’s ‘70 All-Time Honors . .21 M. A. , Education Administration Athletic Telephone (210) 829-2722 All-Time Jerseys . .20 0 Sports Info. Telephone (210) 829-3828 Northern Arizona ‘73 President Dr. Louis J. Agnese Jr. UIW Record / Years 58-29 (3 Years) All-Time Opponents . .24 Overall / Years 186-153 (11 Years) Enrollment 6,700 All-Time Scoring . .22 Founded 1881 50th Win UTSA 95, Stetson (Fla) 88 0 Mascot Cardinals (2OT), 2/16/89 Athletic Administration . .3 100th Win Loyola (Ill) 81, Drake 61, Colors Red, Black and White Basketball Facts . .3 National Affiliation NCAA Division II 11/25/97 9 Conference Heartland 150th Win UIW 81, M. Hardin-Baylor 69, Basketball Staff . .9 web site www. cardinalathletics.com 12/12/07 Office Telephone (210) 829-6052 Burmeister, Ken, Coach . .8 - e-mail [email protected] Cardinals in Pictures . .5-6 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION Fax (210) 805-3574 Assistant Coach Prince Johnson Career Leaders . .22 2 Director of Athletics Mark Papich Alma Mater Incarnate Word ‘02 Heartland Conference .26-28 829-6053 Office Telephone (210) 805-3573 Asst. AD / SR. Woman Adm. Angela Lawson e-mail [email protected] McDermott Center . .7 829-3827 Fax (210) 805-3574 Players . .11-16 0 Faculty Athletic Rep. Dr. Sandra Strickland Student Assistant Brian Curtis 829-3988 Office Telephone (210) 805-3573 Record Book . .23 Asst. AD / Compliance Cord. Stacy Nordquist Fax (210) 805-3574 1 Athletic Trainer B. J. Lough Sports Information . .3 829-3834 The University . .4 T. R. St. Charles (asst.) 2008-2009 SEASON 0 DomLouise Martens (asst.) Record 23-7 UIW Head Coaches . .3 829-3834 Home 12-3 UIW Quick Facts . .3 Sports Info. Director Wayne Witt Road 10-3 829-3828 Neutral 1-1 Year-by-Year . .24 Mark Turner (grad. asst.) Heartland Conference 1st 09-10 Opponents . .25 Jackie Sova (grad. asst.) Record 11-3 Operations Manager Kevin Barnes Home 6-2 09-10 Roster . .10 b 829-6048 Road 7-1 By Height . .14 Administrative Assistant Lisa Townzen Tournament Champions 829-2722 Rankings By Location . .11 a National None 09-10 Schedule . .2 Regional 5th 08-09 Notes . .19 UIW HEAD COACHES s HISTORY (*) 08-09 Results . .18 Baseball Danny Heep All-Time Record 445-306 (.593) 829-3830 08-09 Statistics . .19 100th Win vs Howard Payne (87-53) Basketball (men) Ken Burmeister k 11/22/91 829-6052 200th Win vs Ambassador (109-51) Basketball (women) Angela Lawson 12/2/95 829-3827 e 300th Win vs Lincoln (76-44) SPORTS INFORMATION Cross Country (m & w) Derek Riedel 11/2799 Director Wayne Witt 805-3566 400th Win vs St. Edward’s (63-61) Telephone (210) 829-3828 Football Mike Santiago t 2/24/05 Fax (210) 829-3825 805-3011 Since 1987-1988 428-249 (.632) e-mail [email protected] Golf (m & w) Brent Powell Home 252-103 (.710) Graduate Assistant Mark Turner 829-2795 Road 172-140 (.551) Graduate Assistant Jackie Sova b Soccer (men) John Smith 20-Win Seasons 13 Mailing Address 4301 Broadway 841-7396 Consecutive 20-Win Seasons 9 San Antonio, Texas 78209 Soccer (women) Tina Patterson (‘91-‘92 to ’99 to ’00) Web Site www.cardinalathletics.com a 829-3941 Season Record Wins 28 Softball TBD (92-93; 98-99) GENERAL 829-3969 NCAA Post-Season 2 (1-2; Last 2009) The goal at The University of the Incarnate Swimming (m & w) Phillip Davis l NAIA Post-Season 7 (3-7, Last 1999) Word is to provide fair and accurate services 805-3078 NAIA National Tour. 6 (3-6; Last 1999) to members of the media and, in turn, the Synchro Swimming Kim Wurzel-LoPorto Heartland Championships 2 University’s athletic programs ask for fair and 829-2796 L (2002 and 2009) accurate coverage. As a result UIW staff per- Tennis( John Newman m & w) Heart of Texas Championships 5 sons will strive to meet any and all reason- 283-5006 (Last 1999) able requests. As the 2008-2009 athletic year Track and Field (m & w) Derek Riedel Heart of Texas Tour. Titles 4 progresses, new and updated information 805-3566 (Last 1999) about UIW will be available. Please contact Volleyball Jennifer Montoya the Office of Sports Information at (210) 829- 829-3567 (*) Records Incomplete Prior to 1987-1988 3828. www.cardinalathletics.com PAGE 3 UIW CARDINALS CORE VALUES OF THE UIW MISSION FAITH SERVICE INNOVATION TRUTH EDUCATION 2 The University is committed to educational excellence in a context of faith in Jesus Christ, the Incarnate Word of God. It promotes life-long learning and fos- 0 ters the development of the whole person. The faculty and students support one another in the search for and the commu- 0 nication of truth . The university is open to thoughtful innovation that serves ever more effectively the spiritual and material needs of people. The curriculum offers students an integrated program of liberal arts and profes- 9 sional studies that includes a global perspective and an emphasis on social jus- tice and community service. - The University of the Incarnate Word is a Catholic institution that welcomes to its community persons of diverse backgrounds, in the belief that their respectful interaction advances the discovery of truth, mutual understanding, self-realiza- 2 tion, and the common good. 0 THE UNIVERSITY 1 The University is located on a 200-acre site, formerly the estate of noted San Antonio phil- anthropist and businessman Colonel George 0 W. Brackenridge. His villa, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, still stands on the campus. The southern portion of the original Brackenridge estate joins the University b along Hildebrand Avenue, forming Brackenridge Park. a The headwaters of the San Antonio River begin on the campus, and have provided fas- cinating archaeological finds related to native s Americans and the Conquistadors, and to more recent attempts at settlement. The river separates the main campus from the newly developed recreation and athletic complex. k e t b a l l www.cardinalathletics.com PAGE 4 UIW CARDINALUS 2 0 INSIDE THE ALICE P. MCDERMOTT CENTER ON THE UIW CAMPUS 0 CARDINALS BASKETBALL PLAYERS HAVE ACCESS TO STUDY FACILITIES IN THE LOCKER ROOM COMPLEX AS WELL AS A 9 WEIGHT ROOM TO HONE THEIR PHYSICAL BEINGS. - 2 0 1 0 b a s k e t b a OVER THE YEARS CARDINALS BASKETBALL l PLAYERS HAVE RACKED UP THE HONORS TO THE HIGHEST LEVELS...ALL-AMERICA. THOSE L SPECIAL PLAYERS ARE RECOGNIZED ALONG THE WALK OF HONOR IN THE MCDERMOTT CENTER. www.cardinalathletics.com PAGE 5 UIW CARDINALS THE CARDINALS TRAVELED TO HOUSTON TO SCRIMMAGE DIVISION I RICE. 2 0 THE CARDINALS TOOK IN THE SIGHTS WHEN THEY BATTLED DIVISION I TEXAS A&M / CORPUS 0 CHRISTI. 9 - 2 0 IN THEIR TRAVELS THE UIW STAFF GOT IN A VISIT WITH 1 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY COACH JOHN CALIPARI. 0 b a s k e t b AFTER THE CARDINALS WON THE HEARTLAND TITLE a THEY GOT TO CELEBRATE WITH AN INVITATION TO THE l NCAA DIVISION II REGIONAL TOURNAMENT. L www.cardinalathletics.com PAGE 6 UIW CARDINALS ALICE P. MCDERMOTT CONVOCATION CENTER Is there a homecourt advantage in collegiate basketball? At the University of the Incarnate Word? Let's check the 2 numbers.
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