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P .E. Building WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Wright State vs. Walsh 1984-85 Wright State Schedule Nov. 23 at JP Fort Wayne 7:30 Jan. 8 IUPUI 7:30 Nov. 25 NORTHERN KENTUCKY 8:05 Jan. 11 MICHIGAN-DEARBORN 8:05 Nov. 27 SOUTHERN INDIANA 7:30 Jan. 13 IP-FORT WAYNE 7:30 Nov. 30 LAKE SUPERIOR 2:00 Jan. 15 MARION 8:05 The Seal ofa Good Deal! Dec. 7 at Toledo 8:00 Jan. 18 at Bellarmine 8:00 When you buy from Jack Huelsman, you Dec. 11 ASHLAND 8:05 Jan. 20 CHARLESTON 8:05 Dec. 14 at Kentucky Wesleyan 8:30 Jan. 25 at Ashland 7:30 know you've gotten the best deal around. Dec. 16 at Southern Indiana 8:30 Jan. 30 CENTRAL STATE (UD Arena) 7:30 Dec. 19 NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS 7:30 Feb. 1 OAKLAND CITY 7:30 Dec. 21 OTTERBEIN 7:30 Feb. 8 KENTUCKY WESLEY AN 8:05 And a Good Deal More. Jan. 3 BLUE CROSS/ BLUE SHIELD CLASSIC Feb. 13 MALONE 8:05 SIU-Edwardsville vs. New York Tech 6:30 Feb. 15 FRANKLIN 9:00 * good selection *rentals St. Michael's vs. Wright State 8:30 Feb. 18 at Northern Kentucky 7:30 Jan. 4 BLUE CROSS/ BLUE SHIELD CLASSIC Feb. 22 EDINBORO 8:05 * outstanding service *leasing Consolation 6:30 Feb. 27 KENTUCKY STATE 8:05 Championship 8:30 Mar. 1 at Indiana Central 7:30 All starting times are Eastern Standard Time

Contents ~!1878-3471 HEJUTAGE Athletic Director ...... 3 1001 N. Broad Street FAIRBORN REALTORS Athletic Staff ...... 19 Coaching Staff .....~..... Head Coach ...... 5 Assistant Coaches ...... 7 Pacesetter Members ...... 24 Player Profile ...... 16 Raider Roster ... ~ ...... 11 Scorecard ...... 14-15 Single-Game Records ...... 9 "Where fine homes and Sports Medicine Staff ...... 22 full real estate services are a tradition" Sports Schedules ...... 21 Tonight's Game ...... 13 MAY WE SERVE YOU Tonight's game program is your ticket to information about Wright State basketball. The program also contains an insert for all five doubleheader contests. The program is a publication of the sports information office. The editor is Mike 2000 Hewitt Ave. Hermann with contributions from Gary Giles, Mark Bennington, Mike Baltes, Andy DOMINO'S at Whipp Rd . Bleh and Paula Holland. Photographs are courtesy of University Media Production 434-7600 Service at Wright State. 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Travel, Inc. . . • • ...... !BC 4:30-2:00 FrL &Sat The Raider Hotline Gem Music & Vending ...•.•.• 18 Third National Bank & Trust •..• 20 Gem Savings & Loan .....•••. 23 T uffy Brooks . • • . . . . . • . • . . . • 8 6' ------GSX Waste Service ..•..••..• 21 US Air ...... 25 Heritage Realtors • ...... • . • . • I Van Dyne Crotty . • • • • • • • • • !BC Hidy Honda •..•.•.•....•..• 28 WH(Q.TV ••...•••••..• ; • . • 8 Holiday Inn of Fairborn ...... 21 WING •....•.•• ••...••... 6 M Huelsman Chevy-Olds • • . . • • IFC WRGT-TV . •...... ••. .... 17 873-2818 !.D.S./American Express ..•• ... 18 WVUD .•. .•.•..•...... •• 28 GUARANTEED DELICIOUSI Keilson Dayton . . • . . . . • • . . . . 12 Wright·Patt Credit Union ... , ..• 12 Keller's Pub .. , ...... • • • . . . • 4 Our Drivers carry less than $20 <>1 985 Domino's Pizza, Inc. Page 1 Director of Athletics the coming years. The Pacesetters also form the nucleus of the Raider support at home basketball games. They enjoy Dr. Michael J. Cusack special parking privileges and have the use of a lounge at halftime and after home basketball games. Another Cusack project was the addition of 600 theatre-type seats in the basketball arena. The seats are occupied primarily by season ticket holders and they give the Physical Education Building a look of prestige. The entire athletic program has continued to grow under Cusack's leadership. This year, women's soccer was added as the seventh varsity sport for women. Last year, men's cross country and golf were reinstated to varsity status and women's cross country was added. The overall quality of the athletic teams is improving under Cusack's leadership. During the 1984-85 sports season, Wright State teams won 65.0 percent of head-to­ head contests, an improvement over the 57.3 winning percentage of the previous year. The men's swim team and the wrestling squad both placed among the top-10 at the NCAA Division II championships for the first time. The swim team placed fo urth with the help of Wright State's first two male individual national champions. The wrestling squad placed tenth at the national tournament which The talented and enthusiastic Dr. Michael J. Cusack has Wright State hosted. the difficult task of guiding the Wright State University athletic program into Division I status by the 1987-88 Also during Cusack's tenure at Wright State, the basketball athletic season. A major proponent of the move to the team won the Division II national championship in 1983 and upper division, Cusack has already begun making moves advanced to the regional tournament in 1985. The volleyball which have made the program one of the best in Division II team was selected to represent the Great Lakes Region in and has prepared Wright State for the move less than two the 1983 NCAA regional tournament and is having another years away. fi ne year in 1985. The women's swim team also placed among the top-20 in the country in the first two years Cusack became Wright State's second athletic director competing at the NCAA Division II national championships. in April of 1982. One ofhis first projects was the formation of the Pacesetter Club, whose goal is to raise money for the Cusack is married to the former Dorothy Moroney. The department for both operating funds and grants-in-aid. The couple has five children - Michael, 19, David, 17, Jennifer, impact of the club will take on even more importance in 16, Kristen, 15 and George, 10.

1985-86 Athletic Council Members

Carl V. Benner, President's Representative Michael J. Cusack, Director of Athletics Jim Frankland, Student Stephen D. Frederick, College of Education & Human Services Charles Giles, Alumni Affai rs Margaret Graham, School of Nursing Paul W. Grenzebach, Professional Services Joseph W. Hemsky, Academic Council Allen E. Hye, College of Liberal Arts Gerald E. Meike, College of Science and Engineering William D. Sawyer, School of Medicine Steve Frederick Gordon Wise Bill Shephard, Student Chairman Faculty Representative Gordon L. Wise, College of Business and Administration

Page 2 Page 3 Ralph Underhill BANK Head Basketball Coach To describe Wright State head coach Ralph Underhill as the most successful coach in Division II over the past five ONE••• years is an accurate statement, but one which does not PUB begin to explain the heights the Erlanger, Kentucky, native has guided the Raider program in the seven years at its 3979 COLONEL GLENN HWY. helm. Underhill not only took the Raiders to the 1983 (Less than a mile West of Campus) NCAA Division II National Championship, he has guided THE BANK them to NCAA regional playoff berths in six of those seven GOOD LUCK RAIDERS seasons. wilhtheANSWERS Underhill is currently ranked second among active Division II coaches with a 79.3 winning percentage. However, IN YOUR QUEST the national leader, Tom Chapman of Gannon, picked up for STUDENT the majority of his wins in his six years at Upsala College, a FOR ANOTHER Division III school. Underhill was honored as the Great NATIONAL Lakes Coach-of-the-Year by the National Association of LOANS Basketball Coaches (NABC) after the 1984-85 season. CHAMPIONSHIP!!! Personal Loan Center 449-8811 The task at hand for Underhill and his veteran coaching staff is a large one. He must guide the team through two .­ more Division II seasons before moving to Division I status The New Standard In - beginning in 1987-88. While not ignoring the importance of BANK ONEa - ­ ® the move just two years may have his best Wright State Pre-Game Warm-Up Parties BANK ONE, DAYTON, NA - team ever. Nothing would suit the 1983 Division II Coach-of­ Membe1 FOIC the-Year (NABC) better than a return visit to Springfield Post Game Celebrations and the NCAA Division II Final Four. OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE This past summer the Raiders took a major step toward that major college status when they toured four Western •FACTORIES• HOSPITALS • OFFICES European countries playing 12 games against international HAPPY HOUR!!! • SCHOOL SYSTEMS competition. During the trip, the Raiders represented the • Complete Automatic Cafeterias • Fresh Food Prepared United States in an international tournament in Germany, in our Commissary • Modern Equipment • Personalized MON. thru FRI. 3 am - 7 pm Catering for any Occasion • Custom Decor to Your facing opponents from England, Germany, Holland, and Specific Needs Sweden. They also played in Holland and Belgium facing 24 HOUR - 7 DAY S A WEEK SERVICE Division I club teams, including the Dutch national team. SEE ALL YOUR Our Facilities Are Always Open For Your Inspection! Five players, including senior Mark Vest, have earned • Quality Service • Quality Products --- Go The Quality Way! -- ­ All-America honors during the Underhill regime. Roman FAVORITE SPORTING Welch was a third-team choice in 1980 by Basketball 2700 E. RIVER RD. 294-1362 DAYTON, OH 4540I Weekly. Rodney Benson was a first-team selection by both EVENTS ON 0 UR basketball Weekly and the NABC. Gary Monroe was selected to the Basketball Weekly first team after being BIG SCREEN T. V.!!! named the Outstanding Player at the Division II National Championships. He was a second-team choice by the NABC. In 1984, Fred Moore was selected to the second DIVISION ONE Active NCAA Division II Coaches team by the NABC and to the third team by Basketball Ranked By Winning Percentage Coach (School) Years Wins Losses Pere. Weekly. Last season, Vest was a second-team choice of the HERE WE COME!!! Tom Chapman (Gannon) 7 160 40 .800 NABC . Ralph Underhill (Wright State) 7 161 42 .793 Dave Robbins (Virginia Union) 7 159 50 .761 Prior to coming to Wright State, Underhill was an Dave Bike (Sacred Heart) 7 158 55 .742 assistant coach under Ron Shumate at the University of FAIRBORN Charles Christian (Norfolk State) 9 190 69 .734 3979 Colonel Glenn Hwy. Herb MacGee (Philadelphia Textile) 18 364 138 .725 Tennessee at Chattanooga for six years. He helped guide 1232 Kauffman Avenue 410 N. Broad Street Roger Kaiser (West Georgia) 15 305 122 .714 the UT-Chattanooga team to a runner-up finish in the Dave Gunther (North Dakota State) 18 356 152 .701 national championship in 1976 and a national title in 1977. BEAVERCREEK Ron Schumate (Southeast Missouri) I I 225 97 .699 426-4612 3157 Dayton-Xenia Road Wil Jones (District of Columbia) 6 116 52 .690 Underhill is married to the former Marilyn Mees. The couple has two daughters, Kim, 21, and Melinda, 18.

Page 4 Page 5 wsu Assistant Coaches ''HOME OF

THE CHAMPIONS'' Jim Brown Bob Grote John Ross Jim Brown has become an integral part of Bob Grote, a former two-time honorable mention John Ross, Wright State's first head coach, is Wright State basketball, serving as assistant All-America basketball player for the Raiders, is beginning his fourth season as a part-time assistant coach for all 16 of the Raider basketball seasons. beginning his sixth year as a full-time assistant on the Raider staff. Ross, who coached the After spending his first two years as a part-time coach on the Raider staff. Raiders from 1969 through the 1974-75 season, assistant under the Raiders' first head coach John Grote was an honorable mention choice on the came out of retirement three years ago to assist Ross, Brown became the Raiders' first full-time 1975 and 1976 Associated Press All-America Coach Underhill. LISTEN TO assistant coach in 1972. He has helped guide the teams. During his senior year he was co-captain Ross began the basketball program in 1%9 with Raiders through all seven of their regional tourna­ of the Raiders' squad which finished with a 20-8 a junior varsity schedule, moving to varsity status ment appearances, including the national cham­ record and made Wright State's first appearance the following year. He guided the Raiders to a pionship season. in the Great Lakes Regional Tournament. 65-54 record in five seasons before resigning to Included in his duties as assistant coach is the Grote, who earned a Bachelor of Science assume the duties of assistant to the athletic coordination of the academic advising of the degree in business from Wright Staie in 1977, was director. Ross retired from Wright State in 1980. varsity players. He also coordinates the recruiting an academic All-America selection his senior John and his wife Janet reside in Bellbrook. for the staff, helping to bring all six Raider All­ year. He is nearing completion of requirements They have three daughters. Tina, Nancy, and Americans to Wright State. for a Master of Arts degree in educational admin­ Jeanne. Jim and his wife, the former Rebecca Beaumont, istration from Wright State. have two sons, Matthew, 11, and Anthony, 8. He is married to the former Lori Todd, and the cou­ ple has two daughters, Lindsay, 4, and Jennifer, 2. Close to you

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Page 8 Page 9 1985-86 Raider Roster 42 25 45 WE'RE PONDEROSA Henry Grace Lenny Lyons Al Taylor From a single, family-priced Jr. 6-7 185 Jr. 6-1 165 Sr. 6-4 180 Beavercreek, OH Columbia, SC ' steakhouse Ponderosa has Cincinnati, OH ii I! grown to nearly 700 steak­ houses in the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Singapore and Puerto Rico. We've added a chain of popular Mexican specialty restaurants called Casa Lupita. Yes, we've developed into one of the nation's leading food service corporations, but through it all we've stuck to our primary goal: to offer the customer outstanding quality, value and service. Customer .. . _ . 22 35 23 satisfaction is our \._- ~~.: P_.,P~DERCSA'" Joe Jackson Grant Marion Mark Vest business:M _ - So. 6-3 170 Sr. 6-6 215 Sr. 6-6 195 Brooklyn, NY Cleveland, OH Dayton, OH

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Page 10 Page 11 Basketball Wright State Located in the We Accept YI Beaver Valley Center Reservations for Southern Indiana 426-5785 Lunch or Dinner Press Row Backcourt, New Coach Are Keys For USI

Indiana State -Evansville, last year's Great While the guard combination may be One advantage the Raiders may have is Lakes Regional third-place team and tri­ easily recognized, few other names on the that this will be the third game of the season champs of the Great Lakes Valley Con­ Southern Indiana roster are - starting with for the Green and Gold. This is the season ference, has a new name. The Evansville, the head coach. Three-year assistant coach opener for Southern Indiana and the team Ind., school has now separated from Indiana Mark Bial was promoted to the top job when has not played since November 9, when the State and changed its name to the University Mark Coomes left in October. Bial, a former Eagles defeated the Brazilian team, 78-72. In of Southern Indiana. head coach at Northland College in Wis­ the game, Stephen Jackson led all scorers consin, had little time to prepare for his new with 26 points, while the new forwards , While the name may not be easily recog­ assignment as head coach and director of Andre Jackson and Julian Hall, added 22 nizable, two names that are well known athletics. and 12, respectively. "Where VISITORS are always the HOME TEAM" around the Great Lakes Region are those of Stephen Jackson and Jeff Embrey. The two However, he does have the makings of an "There is no doubt that Southern Indiana Enjoy Choice Steaks, Fine Seafood and Hearty Drinks form the backcourt which is the backbone outstanding recruiting class with two junior is one of the top four teams in the region in At Beavercreek's Only Sport Theme Restaurant of this team which finished last season with college transfers expected to start at forward the pre-season," head coach Ralph Underhill an 18-12 record. The pair were also first­ tonight. Andre Jackson came to Evansville said. Although the team received votes, the team all-conference choices and finished from Wabash Junior College, while Julian Eagles were not among the top-20 in the VISA/ MASTERCARD ACCEPTED first and fourth in the Great Lakes Valley in Hall attended Middle Georgia College. The Basketball Weekly pre-season poll. scoring. duo have played so well that they have Wright State, on the other hand, is ranked MON.-THURS. 11A.M.·11 P.M. FRI. & SAT. 11 A.M.• 12 P.M. sidelined returning starter, Bill Meade. Senior Jackson, who was also first-team all­ fourth in the country in the poll, behind CLOSED ON SUNDAY Mike Wright returns to the starting center region, is the bigger scoring threat. The 6-2 Jacksonville State of Alabama, Virginia Union job. junior averaged 21.6 points last year, which and Kentucky Wesleyan. The Raiders re­ was good enough for 18th best in the nation Tonight's game matches two teams which ceived five first place votes among the 65 among Division II players. His two-year have very similar styles of play. Both teams ballots. Lewis, another member of the Great o~' average of 20.5 ranks him fifth on the active are offensive-oriented, with Southern Indiana Lakes Region, is ranked 16th. ~ career scoring leader chart. averaging 77.1 points per game last year, Paper Products These two teams will rematch in Evansville ~ compared to 81.3 for Wright State. Both are Embrey, who was sidelined in the Eagles' on Dec. 16 as part of a two-game, three-day also composed of good shooters, with Wright ~~.KEllSON~~~ Slush Puppie exhibition game against the Brazilian national road trip for the Raiders. Wright State will State hitting with 53.3 percent accuracy, ~ Popcorn team, is both a scorer and an assist man. He play at Kentucky Wesleyan on Saturday ~ Schedule an D/.\YTON and Southern Indiana, 50.3. The Eagles and averaged 6.8 assists, second best in the and at Southern Indiana on Monday. and Raiders are almost dead-even at the free Distributor of Candy and conference, along with 17.4 points. He is EasyllAll Fund Raising throw line, 74.3 percent to 74.2 percent, The next home game for the Raiders will Tobacco Products expected to be fully recovered from his respectively. be Saturday, when they host Lake Superior 228-7131 jammed finger injury tonight. State at a special 2 p.m. starting time. Take the right course and sign up for STUDENT INSURANCE... with the easiest tenns you'll have this quarter. Sure, you're young and healthy. So why do you need insurance? 1984-85 WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS (Won 22, Lost 7) Look, you or your parents are Investing big bucks in your future. So why not put in just a few extra dollars to Insure No. Name G FG FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D A Pts. Avg. that future? 23 Mark Vest 29 223 413 0.540 89 116 0.767 173 6.0 87- 3 48 535 18.4 Let's face It. collegians aren't Immune to illness or accidents. You could get pneumonia swimming In the moat during Rush 43 Andy Warner 29 149 247 0.603 52 61 0.852 122 4.2 48- 1 24 350 12.1 week, step out of the library and forget you're on the fourth 35 Grant Marion 28 99 185 0.535 28 43 0.651 151 5.4 64- 2 26 226 8.1 floor, or take a wrong turn in the tunnels and miss six weeks of classes. 34 Mark McCormick 29 92 185 0.497 44 56 0.786 76 2.6 72- 2 97 228 7.9 ®2455 Executive Park Blvd. • P.O. Box 286 We're being funny. of course. But being laid up with a stack of 20 Tyrone Joye 29 66 139 0.475 81 107 0.757 32 1.1 49- 0 124 212 7.3 medical bills is no laughing matter. Fairborn. Ohio 45324 • (513) 429-3340 33 Theron Barbour 29 67 125 0.536 60 88 0.682 118 4.1 52- 3 13 194 6.7 • it's for registered students • coverage is available for carrying at least six credit you, your spouse. and your 22 Joe Jackson 28 69 130 0.531 42 57 0.737 43 1.5 36- 0 25 181 6.5 hours children 25 Lenny Lyons 29 52 80 0.650 51 69 0.739 37 1.3 46- 1 113 156 5.4 • pays in addition to any • the premium for this other health and accident excellent, low cost coverage 24 Rodney Webb 26 52 100 0.520 9 19 0.474 86 3.3 46- 2 19 113 4.3 coverage Is payable quarterly 40 James Jones 13 19 33 0.576 7 15 0.467 28 2.2 14- 0 2 45 3.5 • lets you afford proper medi­ 43 Eric Ernst 9 12 24 0.500 5 7 0.714 11 1.2 3- 0 2 29 3.2 cal care in case of Injury or FAIRBORN lllness.•.on or off campus 32 Rob Sanders 16 18 49 0.367 8 10 0.800 30 1.9 12- 0 9 44 2.8 Ace a course that's your ace·ln·a·hole•••just In case. See your 45 Al Taylor 10 7 26 0.269 10 17 0.588 13 1.3 5- 0 3 24 2.4 Schedule of Classes under "Health Insurance" or contact the Daily Herald Student Health Services or Brubaker, Saeks 81 Associates• for 42 Jerome Black 6 5 9 0.556 1 3 0.333 16 2.7 14- 0 1 11 1.8 more information. Wright State Home Newspaper 30 Bert Seard 8 4 7 0.571 3 8 0.375 7 0.9 5- 0 2 11 1.4 • Brubaker, Saeks 81 Associates I I 17 Talbott Tower Good Luck Raiders Phone: 878-3993 wsu 29 934 1752 0.533 490 676 0.725 1020 35.2 554-14 508 2358 81.3 Dayton. Ohio 45402 • (513) 222-1293 OPPONENT 29 877 1813 0.484 391 556 0.703 920 31.7 606-19 476 2151 74.2 Returning Players In Bold

Page 12 Page 13 Wright State University Raiders TOTALS 811kelball No Name Pos Hgt Wgt Class Field Goals Free Throws Fouls FG FT TP Wright State TYRONE, JOYP ...... G 5-10 175 So. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2. 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 •• 20 New York, NY (Harry S Truman) 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 5 Walsh Coll911e JACKSON, JOE* ...... G 6-3 170 So. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 22 Brooklyn, NY (Westinghouse) 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 , 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 5 23 VEST, MARK** ...... F 6-6 195 Sr. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 Dayton, OH (Carroll) 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 5 Leffler Looking For Successful Season WEBB, RODNEY** ...... c 6-8 195 Jr. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 24 Morrow, GA 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 5 LYONS, LENNY* ...... G 6-1 165 Jr. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 I 1 1 1 I 1 2 3 25 Cincinnati, OH (Elder) 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 5 coach, and I see a lot of confidence But it is her free throw shooting that 32 SANDERS, ROB*** ...... F 6-6 215 Sr. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 I 1 1 1 I 1 2 3 growing ... a more serious attitude. is her real statistical trademark. The Columbus, OH (Olentangy) 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 5 We're stressing the fundamentals now, Marion, Ohio native set a school record McCORMICK, MARK** ...... G 6-4 170 Sr. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 34 Kettering, OH (Fairmont East) 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 5 rather than just assuming them. as a sophomore with a .887 percentage. Last year, she ranked fourth in the MARION, GRANT* ...... F-C 6-6 215 Sr. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 "I think winning has a lot to do with 35 Cleveland, OH (John Hay) 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 5 nation by shooting .862 and her .849 heart. It's a matter of having the desire JONES, JAMES* ...... F 6-4 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 career mark is the best ever at Wright 40 185 So. and inner will to be as good as you want. Lquderdale, MS (East Kemper) 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 5 State. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 We can be as good as we want. I had an WARNER, ANDY*** ···· ····· ·· F 6-5 205 S r. 43 Piqua, OH 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 5 up-and-down season like the team did "Any records that I may set will TAYLOR, AL* ...... F-G 6-4 180 Sr. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 but, overall, I was pleased with my simply stand as marks for girls to break 45 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 5 Columbia, SC (A.C. Flora) 2 year." in the future, especially since the school 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 is moving to Division I," Leffler said. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 5 Perhaps she had an up-and-down Besides, they really don't mean anything 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 season, but there has certainly been 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 5 unless we win. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 I I 2 3 nothing inconsistent about her career. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 I 1 1 1 1 4 5 "One thing I can say that I'd like to It took her just three games her 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 I 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 accomplish is to shoot 90.0 percent freshman year to move into the starting 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 5 from the free throw line. I've been close lineup, where she has been a fixture before, but couldn't quite make it. It * indicates letters earned Head Coach: Ralph Underhill ever since. She has averaged 9.5, 12.0, Assistants: Jim Brown, Bob Grote, John Ross by Gary Giles would be fun to say that I've done it." and 11.0 points per game over her three ~-.------1--. ------iiiiiii ------­ -----llliiiiil Debbie Leffler is putting the finishing years and holds the school career assist Setting standards is nothing new to •I touches on one of the finest careers record with 291, including a team-high Debbie Leffler ... she does the same in I ever at Wright State by a women's 105 last season. the classroom. She sportsan impressive basketball player. Yet, as her senior 3.8 grade point average in biology and She also is making some dents in I season is just getting under way, one plans to attend graduate school, perhaps other career categories including, points I thing has eluded her and her teammates on the East Coast. (857, third), steals (147, first), free throws I - that ultrasuccessful winning year. I made (203, third), and minutes played I II Wright State has put together a 44-36 (2,499, second). record during her three years, with the best season being 17-10 when she was a sophomore. But it was last year when FAMILY MEXICAN RESTAURANTS everything was supposed to come to­ and the POINT AFTER SALOON gether for the Raiders. After jumping out to an 11-2 start, Wright State limped home down the stretch, winning just five of its last 15 to finish 16-12. 2()0/o OFF YOUR TOTAL FOOD CHECKz "We lost a couple of games and WITH THIS COUPON ~ seemed to lose some team unity," said Leffler about the second-half skid. "After ON GAME DAY ~I that, things just fell apart." LL I So with the same nucleus of players Join us after this game 01 returning this year, is a 20-win season ~1 Wright State University and for the big game c:q and possible first NCAA tournament "'1 berth in the offing? Continuing Sponsor Of The 5th Annual Elsa's Mexican Open Sport/Celebrity Golf Outing In June, 1986 !'> I ~I "I see a lot of difference from last ..J South: 6318 Far Hills-439-3897 •East: 3618 Linden Ave.-252-9635 _ _.,_ _...__,_____w:.J year," continued Leffler. "We've installed L-~------~------~ ------~-- ~ a new offense, we have a new assistant Page 14 Bakelbell ... Wright State University Women's Roster Wright State TOTALS No Name Pos Hgt Wgt Class F"oeld Go.11 Free Throw• Foul• FG FT TP n Southern lndlane LEFFLER, DEBBIE*** ...... G 5-7 129 Sr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 10 Marion, OH (Pleasant) 222222222 11111 4 5 HAHN, STEPHANIE ...... G 5-8 125 Fr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 Press 14 Urbana, OH (Graham) 222222222 11111 4 5 PHILLIPS, TAMMY*** ...... G 5-8 132 Sr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 Row Raider Women Have Something To Prove 20 Columbus, OH (Centennial) 222222222 11111 4 5 RUDISILL, KAY* ...... G-F 5-10 139 Sr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 24 Columbus, OH (Centennial) 222222222 11111 4 5 By Gary Giles (11-2) but finished poorly," commented year ago," continued Davis. "If every 32 LENZY, GWEN ...... G 5-6 116 Fr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 Davis. "That kind of inconsistency has player on the team can improve their Canton, OH (Timken) 222222222 11111 4 5 The Wright State Women's basketball to be eliminated to put together the game just a little, that could be the CARTER, NETTIE* ...... G 5-8 137 So. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 team has something to prove this season 33 Springfield, OH (North) 222222222 11111 4 5 kind of season that we are striving for. difference in a good season and an ... not to mention tonight in the second McCLURE, PATIY** ...... C-F 5-11 135 Sr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 With the senior leadership that we're outstanding season." 40 Lancaster, OH (Bloom Carroll) 222222222 11111 4 5 game of the young season against visiting ! able to put on the floor, the mental EMERSON, JANET ...... F 5-11 135 Jr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 Walsh College from Canton. Wright State will be looking for a 42 aspects of the game should be less of a I Beavercreek, OH (Carroll) 222222222 11111 4 ·5 measure of revenge against a Walsh Last year, the Raiders returned their problem." HORN, JENNY*** ...... F 5-11 160 Sr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 team that is opening its season tonight 45 Noblesville, IN 222222222 11111 4 5 most experienced squad in several sea­ Senior captain Jenny Horn tops the under first year head coach Susan WARBURG, LOIS** ...... C 6-0 160 Jr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 sons. But last year proved that experience 52 Cincinnati, OH (McAuley) 222222222 11111 4 5 list of returnees. As a junior, the 5-10 Turner. alone doesn't get you to the top. A little JONES, DANA ...... F 5-9 155 Jr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 forward came into her own, averaging 55 luck comes in handy, also. Good fortune Walsh is the second consecutive NAIA Columbus, OH (Northland) 222222222 11111 4 5 16.0 points and 7.1 rebounds per game. was scarce last season and the Raiders opponent for the Raiders, who opened 222222222 11111 1 2 3 For her effects, she received honorable 222222222 11111 4 5 fought through myriad injuries and other the season against Taylor. Last year in mention All-America honors by 222222222 11111 1 2 3 'unexpected happenings co post a 16-12 Canton, the Cavaliers dealt Wright State 222222222 11111 4 5 Fastbreak Magazine. record. a 75-71 loss enroute to a 20-9 record. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 Fellow senior Debbie Leffler is the The all-time series between the two 222222222 11111 4 5 Head coach Pat Davis celebrates her next highest returning scorer with an schools is tied at one victory apiece. 222222222 1 111 1 2 3 tenth year at the helm with a plethora of 222222222 1 111 4 5 11.0 average. She also led the team with talent returning again, but perhaps more Senior Marcy Harper is the top re­ 105 assists and is the career assist * indicates letters earned Head Coach: Pat Davis depth. Seven letter winners return, in­ turning scorer on a very talented frontline Assistant: Dan Cronin leader with 291. Entering the season, cluding four starters, and again, the for Walsh. The 5-10 forward averaged Leffler stands third on the all-time scoring goal is the NCAA tournament. With 17.6 points and 9.9 rebounds a year ago list with 857 points while Horn is fourth Walsh College Cavaliers Roster only two years remaining until Wright and scored 15 against the Raiders. TOTALS with 840 points. No Name Pos Hgt Class F"oeld Go.lo Fm Throwo Fouls FG FT TP State moves to Division I athletic status, Joining Harper on that frontline are DEAL, MISSY ...... G 5-3 Jr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 this year could be the best chance yet Also, Tam my Phillips returns after 11 Amsterdam, OH (Springfield) 222222222 11111 4 5 forward Nancy Biggums (15.6 ppg, 11.4 for the Raiders to reach their goal of redshirting last season due to a knee MUELLER, CARLA ...... G 5-4 So. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 rpg) and center Joy Cornachione (12.1 13 post-season play. injury. She had been a starter the Wakeman, OH (Western Reserve) 222222222 11111 4 5 ppg, 10.8 rpg). Biggums scored 22 points previous three seasons. STALLWORTH, LAINEY ...... G 5-5 So. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 "Two seasons ago, we started off and grabbed 17 rebounds in last year's 15 Middletown, OH 222222222 11111 4 5 badly and finished strongly and last "I think every player on the team can contest. WINSON, AMANDA ...... G-F 5-8 Fr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 21 Elyria, OH (West) 222222222 11111 4 5 season we got out of the gate quickly improve on their performances from a GAHERA, DENISE ...... G 5-6 So. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 23 Doylestown, OH (Chippewa) 222222222 11111 4 5 GAHERA, MICHELLE ...... G 5-7 Fr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 1984-85 WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S BASKETBALL STATISTICS 25 Doylestown, OH (Chippewa) 222222222 11111 4 5 (Won 16, Lost 12) NARRA, GIA ...... • . G 5-6 Fr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 31 Falcones, NY (Olean) 222222222 11111 4 5 No. Name G FG FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D A Pts. Avg. LONGNECKER, CHERYL • . . . . G 5-6 So. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 45 Jenny Horn 28* 190 387 0.491 67 88 0.761 198 7.1 66- 0 32 447 16.0 33 Shelby, OH 222222222 11111 142 311 12.0 ' ·s 32 Julie Garringer 26 351 0.405 27 45 0.600 48 1.8 63- 2 85 CORNACHIONE, JOY ...... C-F 6-0 Sr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 10 Debbie Leffler 28* 116 255 0.455 75 87 0.862 79 2.8 82- 3 105 307 11.0 35 Doylestown, OH (Chippewa) 222222222 11111 4 5 52 Lois Warburg 27 80 172 0.465 75 96 0.781 125 4.6 46- 0 11 235 8.7 I 41 MARTIN, CHRIS ...... F 5-8 Fr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 33 Nettie Carter 28* 100 232 0.431 30 47 0.638 179 6.4 72- 4 87 230 8.2 ' Avon Lake, OH 222222222 11111 4 5 43 Lisa Jackson 28* 80 159 0.503 39 69 0.565 221 7.9 63- 1 3 199 7.1 ALPETTER, ANN ...... C-F 5-10 Fr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 40 Patty McClure 28* 49 140 0.350 29 38 0.763 93 3.3 59- 2 43 127 4.5 43 Heath, OH 222222222 11111 4 5 42 Janet Emerson 20 19 48 0.396 18 26 0.692 51 2.5 13- 0 4 56 2.8 KROGER, LAURA ...... C-F 5-11 So. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 45 222222222 11111 4 5 53 Kathy Null 6 4 11 0.364 6 8 0.750 10 1.7 3- 0 4 14 2.3 Castalia, OH (Margaretta) 0 HIGGUNS, NANCY ...... C-F 5-10 Jr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 24 Kay Rudisill 26 21 82 0.256 8 14 0.571 60 2.3 21- 30 50 1.9 51 Waynesburg, OH (Sandy Valley) .. 222222222 11111 4 5 55 Michele Runser 22 17 52 0.327 7 15 0.467 39 1.8 34- 1 19 41 1.9 HARPER, MARCY ...... C-F 5-10 Sr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 14 Janie Mauck 6 4 11 0.364 3 5 0.600 4 0.7 6- 0 1 11 1.8 53 Carrollton, OH 222222222 11111 4 5 wsu 28 822 1900 0.433 384 538 0.714* 1240* 44.3 528-13 424 2028 72.4 NAPIER, BONNIE ...... C-F 6-0 Fr. 222222222 Ill 1 2 3 OPPONENT 28 783 1908 0.410 373 584 0.639 1175 42.0 518-11 475 1941 69.3 55 Burbank, OH (Norwayne) 222222222 111 4 5 Returning Players in Bold Head Coach: Susan Turner Assistant: Sharon Kaplan Raider Women's Soccer Team Ends Inaugural University Of Southern Indiana Eagles TOTALS by Paula Holland No Name Pos Hgt Wgt Class Field GNla Free Throws Foula FG FT TP EMBREY, JEFF ...... G 6-0 175 Sr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 The women's soccer team ended costly, however, as Wright State lost ed their second shutout on its home 20 Mt. Vernon, IN 222222222 11111 4 5 their first season at Wright State with starting goalie Amy Ellinger who suffered field against Louisville, 2-0. 21 MULHERIN, JOHN ...... G 6-1 170 Fr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 an encouraging 4-6 record defeating a knee injury. She recorded 31 saves on Evansville, IN 2 2 22222 2 2 11111 4 5 Louisville and Mt. St. Joseph twice. the season. The Raiders wrapped up the season JACKSON, STEPHEN ...... G 6-2 165 Jr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 22 Ft. Wayne, IN 2 22 22 2 222 1 1111 4 5 They recorded a 2-2 home season record. at Denison, losing 3-1. Freshman Joanna Acker repeated this sequence again Martin recorded her first goal of the CLARK, ROBIN ...... G 6-1 175 Fr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 30 Toledo, OH 222222222 11111 4 5 "We had an up-and-down season," in the Mt. St. Joseph game, assisting season. HALL, JULIAN Ill...... F-C 6-9 200 Jr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 said head coach Maggie Brandon." her team to their first shutout of the 31 222222222 11111 4 5 Freshman Donna Acker led the team Savannah, GA The Raiders had a difficult ten-game season. Freshman Roz Richardson re­ JACKSON, ANDRE ...... G-F 6-3 170 Jr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 in scoring with eight points on two goals 32 Saginaw, Ml 222222222 11111 4 5 schedule this season playing four teams placed Ellinger in goal. She finished the season with 69 saves and two shutouts. and four assists. Kris Johnson and DIXON, BEN ...... G-F 6-3 177 Fr. 2222222 2 2 11111 1 2 3 ranked as some of the best in Ohio. Dawn Mitchell both finished with two 33 Henderson, KY 22 2 2222 2 2 11111 4 5 Cincinnati, who dealt the Raiders a 4-0 After dropping a game to Xavier, 3-1, goals each. 24 SHOURDS, GARY ...... G 6-1 165 Sr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 defeat were ranked first, while Xavier Wright State bounced back and record- . ia.. Chrisney, IN 222222222 11111 4 5 and Dayton were each ranked second EBERHARD, RICK ...... F 6-5 180 Sr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 41 Evansville, IN 222222222 11111 4 5 when they shut out Wright State. The WRIGHT, MIKE ...... C 6-8 210 Sr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 other losses came tofifth-ranked Denison 42 Newburgh, IN 222222222 11111 4 5 and Wilmington. MEADE, BILL ...... F-C 6-7 210 Sr. 222222222. 11111 1 2 3 50 Merrillville, IN 222222222 11111 4 5 The biggest offensive display came in MORAN, DAVE ...... F 6-5 210 Jr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 the season opener at Mt. St. Joseph. 51 Ottawa, IL 222222222 11111 4 5 The Raiders scored six goals on the STEVENS, JOHNNY ...... C-F 6-8 210 Jr. 222222222 11111 1 2 3 52 222222222 11111 4 5 Mountie Lions. Goals came from Lisa Chicago, IL 222222222 11111 1 2 3 Johnson, Donna Acker, Kris Johnson, 222~22222 11111 4 5 Dawn Mitchell, Bethany Vosburg and Head Coach: Mark Bial Sally Heimbach, helping Wright State Assistant: Glenn Carlson to a 6-2 win. After a victorious season opener, Wright Statefell toa three game scoreless losing streak, losing to Cincinnati, Wilmington, and Dayton. With the help SPRINGFIELD PEPSI-COLA of Acker, the scoreless and losing streak 233 DAYTON AVENUE both ended in Louisville when the Raiders tagged the Cardinals with a 2-1 loss. SPRINGFIELD OHIO 45506 She was credited with both a goal and 864-1228 an assist in that victory. The victory was Jamie Roseberry (19) provided strong play in the midfield.

Elaine Chrystal played a steady role on the Raider defense. Roz Richardson moved into the starting spot in the nets.

Page 15 Basketball Wright.. State Games carried live on Southern Indiana Locker Room Raider Harriers Improve Rapidly In Second Year wrgt-tv95 by Mike Hermann benefits of hard, consistent training this Baumer said. "I think our team members The phrase "what a difference a year year," Baumer, who himself is a former realize the importance of consistent Wright State Basketball 1985-1986 makes," may be a bit over used, but Wright State harrier, said. "After finishing out-of-season training." very appropriate when talking about so close to the leaders this year, the Several runners did have good seasons. Day/Date: Opponent: Telecast Time: the Wright State men's and women's women's team has already adopted T earn captain David Lee was the top cross country teams. The men's team, qualifying for nationals as a team goal finisher in three of the eight races and Monday ( 11/25/85) Northern Kentucky 8:00 PM which began its second consecutive for next year. placed 65th at the regional race. Jim Wednesday (12/11/85) Ashland 8:00 PM varsity season after a three-year layoff, "Cheryl, Jeannie and Gemi will be Gormley, who also was the top Raider Saturday ( 1/ 11/86) Michigan-Dearborn 8:00 PM grew from a squad of seven runners to a running close to each other and provide finisher in three outings this year, placed 8:00 PM team of 17 competitors. The women's us with a good one-two-three punch," 64th at regionals. Freshman Todd Wednesday (1/15/86) Marion program, which was started just last Baumer added. "All three girls should Bunnell, who was the number one runner Monday (1/20/86) Charleston 8:00 PM year, went from not having the minimum be able to finish in the top ten percent of at the Wittenberg Invitational, hyper­ Saturday (2/8/86) Kentucky Wesleyan 8:00 PM number of runners to score in the 1984 the field at each race and that should extended his knee near the two-mile Thursday (2/13/86) Malone 8:00 PM regional meet, to finishing just two make us stronger as a team, instead of mark of the regional race, and although PM points out of third place at the 1985 having to rely on one runner." continued to run an additional two Saturday (2/22/86) Edinboro 8:00 8:00 PM regional race. It was at the regional race where miles, he eventually dropped out of the Thursday (2/27/86) Kentucky State "Thereis no question that the women's Cheryl Searcey started to demonstrate race. team showed tremendous improvement," her potential. She moved up to second "Lee had an exceptional season and head coach Mike Baumer said. "Com­ on the team behind Kier, placing 22nd, really demonstrated the kind of leadership pared to last year, when we didn't even with Season right behind in 23rd. Muir we need from our captain," Baumer have a complete team, to this year was 36th, while Bauer placed 46th. said of the sophomore. "Todd was a placing fifth, it was quite a surprise to Host Ashland held off upstart pleasant surprise. He was a last minute the other coaches. I had several of the Wisconsin-Parkside to win the regional recruit and was our number two or coaching coming up after the results title, while Ferris State and Central three man all season." were posted and congratulating me." Missouri State tied for third with 136 The goals are set for next year for the Baumer's team was helped by a fine team points, Wright State was right Raiders. Baumer is developing the type recruiting class which included freshman behind with 137. of schedule which will allow the women transfer Gemi Sasson and freshmen The story was somewhat different for to earn a national ranking if they race Cheryl Searcey and Shelly Bauer. He the men's team who placed 17th in the well. The men, who ran a very competitive was also helped by the return of Jeannie field of 20 teams, repeating the previous schedule in 1985, plan to surpass the Muir, the number two runner last year year's performance. .500 mark and move up in the regional who was hampered by a knee injury. race. "Our goal was a .500 season and we But his top runner was senior Julie Kier, missed that by a considerable amount," who for the second year, led the team in ·1 every meet this season. •p§ I Kier, a. senior Physical Education major, made an immediate impact on the team last year, and just missed ,.,,.;11§'101fod qualifying for NCAA Division II nationals when she placed ninth in the regional 8 race. This year, Kier again just missed ,.,ott' with Wright State Basketball! advancing when she placed 10th at regionals. However, she finished among the leaders in each of the nine races this year, including winning the Wittenberg Invitational and placing second at the Senior captain Julie Kier (left) led the women's team to its fifth-place finish at the Defiance Invitational. Great Lakes Regional, while sophomore captain David Lee (right) was the top "I think the younger runners saw the men's runner.

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30 North Clinton Street Doyton. Ohio 45402 (513) 223·6471 II..;t: .;;!• J David Seo/I Dr. Herb Stelling Gordon Wise Peggy Wynkoop Page 18 Page 19 Schedules Dec. 13 at Morgan State with Old Dominion 7:30 pm Baseball Visit our Showroom with the Largest Jan. 4 at SIU-Edwardsville with Mar. 15 at Cincinnati (2·7) !pm Display of Kitchen. Doth and Women's Basketall Southwest Missouri 2pm Mar. 22 SALEM STATE (1-9)* 9am Old Hickory BBQ Nov. 22 TAYLOR 7pm Jan. 10 at Midwest Classic (Indiana Central) Mar. 23 MILLIGAN (1-9)* !pm TBA Remodeling Products in Ohio Nov. 27 WALSH 5:15 pm Jan. 11 at Midwest Classic (Indiana Central) TBA Mar. 24 O BERLIN (2-7)* lOam Nov. 30 at Ashland 7pm Jan. 16 MIAMI 7:30 pm Mar. 25 PITTSBURGH PIRATES (1-9)* 10:30 am Carry-Out Dec. 4 HEIDELBERG 7pm Jan. 18 at Indiana Central Invitational 11 am BETHANY (1-9)* 3:30 pm Dec. 7 NORTHERN KENTUCKY 7pm Jan. 2·1 at Wilmington 7 pm Mar. 26 at St. Leo (1·9) 3pm Dec. 13 at Southern Indiana 8pm Jan. 22 at Pittsburgh.Johnstown 7:30 pm Mar. 27 HARTWICK 0·9)* 11 am 241 Woodman Drive Dec. 14 at Kentucky Wesleyan 6:15 pm Jan. 26 OHIO UNIVERSITY/ Mar. 28 NEW YORK STATE (1-9)* !pm Dec. 21 at Lewis 2pm TENNESSEE·CHATTANOOGA 3pm Mar. 31 at Indiana (1-9) 3pm Dayton, Ohio Dec. 27 WRIGHT STATE INVITATIONAL Jan. 28 WABASH 7:30 pm Apr. I OHIO UNIVERSITY (2-7) I pm Slippery Rock vs St. Joseph's 6 pm Jan. 31 at West Liberty Classic TBA Apr. 3 MT. VERNON NAZARENE (2-7) lpm 253-4065 Northern Michigan vs Wright State 8 pm Feb. I at West Liberty Classic TBA Apr. 4-6 at Southern Indiana Tournament TBA Dec. 28 WRIGHT STATE INVITATIONAL Feb. 5 at Heidelberg with Capital 6:30 pm Apr. 8 at Miami (2-7) !pm Consolation Game 6 pm Feb. 8 W RIGHT STATE INVITATIONAL 10 am Apr. 11 at Missouri·St. Louis (2-7) I pm Open Tuesday - Sunday Championship Game 8 pm Feb. 12 at Ohio Northern with Findlay/ Urbana 6:30 pm Apr. 12-13 at SIU·Edwardsville (4-7) I pm 210 Wayne Avenue. Dayton 45402 Jan. 2 IUPUI 7 pm Head Coach: Stamat Bulugaris Assistant Coach: Al Manning Apr. 15 OHIO STATE (1-9) 3pm Dine In or Carry-Out Jan. 4 KENTUCKY STATE 2 pm Men's and Women's Swimming Apr. 17 XAVIER (2·7) !pm 8-5 Weel~doys 8-12 Sorurdoy Jan. 6 at IP-Ft. Wayne 7 pm Apr. 18 at Dayton (2-7) !pm Nov. 22 KENYON 4 pm Jan. 10 at Davis & Elkins Mountain Classic TBA Apr. 19 at Central State (2-7) !pm Dec. 6-7 at Youngstown State Invitational TBA Jan. 11 at Davis & Elkins Mountain Classic TBA Apr. 20 at Ohio Dominican (2-7) lpm Dec. 13-15 at Red Roof Diving Invitational Jan. 12 at Davis & Elkins Mountain Classic TBA Apr. 23 CINCINNATI (2-7) !pm SUPER FOOD (Columbus) TBA SERVICES. INC. fF Jan. 18 GEORGETOWN 7 pm Apr. 24 ASHLAND (2· 7) !pm Jan. 10 at Michigan State 7:30 pm G. A. CAMPBELL Jan. 21 at Wayne State 7 pm Apr. 25 EASTERN KENTUCKY (1-9) 3 pm .S-0.. ]le"""""*"j-" Jan. 11 at Oakland 2 pm Jan. 25 ST. LOUIS 2 pm Apr. 26 at Wittenberg (2-7) !pm Jan. 17 at Bowling Green with Toledo (men only) 7 pm • Buying Power Jan. 30 URBANA 7 pm Apr. 27 IUPUI (2-7) I pm INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Jan_ 18 at Xavier 2 pm • Inventory Control Feb. SOUTHERN ILLINOIS-EDWARDSVILLE 5:15 pm Apr. 29 INDIANA (1-9) 3 pm Jan. 19 CLARION (women only) I pm Feb. at St. Joseph's 7pm Apr. 30 DAYTON (2-7) !pm • Retail Expertise Jan. 31 SLIPPERY ROCK/ Feb. 8 at Kentucky State 2 pm May. 2·4 WRIGHT STATE INVITATIONAL TBA • Accounting YOUNGSTOWN STATE (women only) 7 pm Feb. 15 INDIANA TECH 7 pm May. 7 at Ohio State (1-9) 3pm Feb. I at Indiana Central I pm • Advertising Feb. 19 at Northern Kentucky 7:30 pm May. 9 at Xavier (2·7) 2:30 pm Feb. 2 CLARION (men only) I pm • Promotions Feb. 22 EDINBORO 5: 15 pm May. 10 INDIANA CENTRAL (2-7) !pm Feb. 12-15 a t Penn-Ohio Conference Championships •Training Feb. 26 BELLARMINE 7 pm (Cleveland State) TBA Head Coach: Ron Nischwitz Mar. 1 at Indiana Central 5:15 pm • Store Development Mar. 12-15 at NCAA Division II Assistant Coaches: Mark Lucas, Bo Bilinski Head Coach: Pat Davis Assistant Coach: Dan Cronin • spring trip to St. Petersburg, Florida 188 W. Hebble Ave. Corporate Headquarters National Championships 294-1731 Wrestling (Orlando, Florida) TBA Dec. 9 at Oakland 7 pm Head Coach: Jeff Cavana Fairborn, Ohio 3185 Elbee Rd. Dayton Parkview Distribution Center Dec. 11 at Clarion 7:30 pm Assistant Coach: Alex Braunfeld Diving Coach: Steve Cochran Bellefontaine, Ohio Phone 878-341 3 """ 793-6300 ~ Men's basketball schedule on page 1. Distribution Center ~ Cincinnati, Ohio ~ 599-1110

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Page 22 Page 23 Pacesetter Members The Pacesetter Club forms the nucleus of the support of the athletic department. The organization provides financial support for the department, while the members enjoy special privileges, including special mailings from the athletic department, a lounge at home basketball games, and special basketball parking privileges. Inquiries about membership should be directed to Dr. Michael J. Cusack. The following list of members is as accurate as possible as of press time. Members may have joined the club since then. A M Mr Roger Allen Mr. Robert Fox Mr & Mrs David Martin Mr. Neal Allread Mrs. Loretta Frankenfield Mr. & Mrs. Howard Martin Mr. W1ll1am Sewell Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Amann Mr. Bob Freund Mr. Joseph Martin Mr Jim Sherwood Mr. & Mrs. Robert Andrulis Mr. David Frey Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Martin Mr & Mrs. Vernon Shoemaker USAirto Mr. Jerry Ault Mr. William Frick Mr & Mrs. James Mayfield Mr. & Mrs Robert Shumar Dr. Edward Austin Mrs. Geneva McClure Mr. James Sillery G Dr & Mrs. Roger McCormick Mr. Vince Sipos B Mr. Douglas Gage Mr. & Mrs. Neil T. McDev1tt Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Sizemore Mr. Warren Back Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Garner Mr. Tom McKinney Mr. Dan Spang Mr. William Badders Dr. & Mrs. Richard Garrison Mr Doug Meeks Mr. Jim Sparks Boston Mr. & Mrs. John L. 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Ho1nack1 Mr. & Mrs. Marion Penick Dr. Bruce Brumf1el Mr Larry Hollander u Mr. & Mrs. Ray Perry Mr. Warren Burcham Mr. Richard Holmes Dr. James Uphoff Mr & Mrs. James Peters Mr. Thomas Burr Mr. Jack Huelsman Mr. Jesse Ph1ll1ps Mr. James Burwinkel v J Mr. Don Ph1ll1ps Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Vennemeyer c Dr. & Mrs. Frank James Mr. Ed Phillips Mr. Paul Caldwell Mrs. Jo Ann Jamieson Mr. Thomas Ph1ll1ps w Mr Thomas Walsh Mr. James Cannon Mr Ollie Jarrells Mr & Mrs. Tracy Phillips Mr Fred Weber t-.'.r. 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Wolf D Dr. George Kirk Mr. Jerry Robbins Mr Gregory Wood Dr. Frank DaPore Mr. John Knauss Mr & Mrs. John Ross Mr. Carl Wright Mr. & Mrs. Mike Davis Mr. Harry Kneisley Mr. & Mrs. Tom Roush Ms. Peggy Wynkoop Mr. & Mrs. W1ll1am Decker Mr. Leo Knight Mr. Mac Routen y Ms. Michele Decuir Mr. & Mrs. Robert Koeller Mr. John Rowland Mr. James Yates Ms. Shirley Demaree Mr. & Mrs. Kurt P. Kolschetzky Dr & Mrs. Grant Rudisill Mr. Mark Deprez Mr. George Kondoff Mr & Mrs. Richard Rumbarger Mr. & Mrs. John Kuchenbecker Mr Robert C. Runser z Dr. Dons Dittmar Mr & Mrs. Rick Zech Mr & Mrs. Robert Rutkowski Dr. & Mrs. W1ll1am Donahue L Mr & Mrs John Zuber Mr. & Mrs. Robert Doyle Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lampe Mr. Rudy Dudon 5 Mr. & Mrs. Jack Landis Mr. Hank Saeks Mr Richard Durbin Dr. H. W. Lanford Dr. & Mrs. W1ll1am Sawyer E Mr & Mrs. Richard Lehman Mr & Mrs. M. L. Scherz Mr. Richard Edwards Mr. Richard Leibold Ms Lois A. 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Page 24 Page 25 1985 Pacesetter Open Golf Tournament

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