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03 WS Media Guide A Mary Pat Horning 1978 Heidi Ach 1988-91 Julie Houk 1976 Katie Alsdurf 2002-03 Sherie Houlihan 1977 Savanna Anderson 2005 Kathy Andrykowski 1977-80 I Jill Anson 1986-87 Bridget Inman 1995-97 Kelly Auger 1999 Beth Ayers 1984-87 J Mary Jane Joachimczyk 1984-87 B Christina Johnson 1977 Patrice Baker 1985-88 Amber Johnson 2005-06 Clare Barnard 1994-97 Kristi Johnson 1999-02 Julie Baron 1976 Lesley Juedes 2002-05 Moya Baylis 1990-93 Nadine Bergstrom 1976-77 K Kylee Bogott 2001-02 Danielle Kamm 2004-06 Heidi Bowman 1998-01 Jodi Keidel 1985 Corey Bronson 1996-99 Christine Kennedy 1992-95 Rita Burch 1979-81 Francine Kidd 1977 Marianne Burish 1982-85 Carolyn Kieger 2003-06 Karen Burns 1977 Becky Kinzer 1981-84 Missy Byrne 1986-87 Moya Baylis (1990-93) Faith Klaus 1982-85 Barbara Klein 1976 C Rachel Klug 2000-03 Belindra Castro 1976-77 Jody Klumb 1978 Anita Castronova 1984 Svetlana Kovalenko 2005-06 Kareeda Chones 1995-98 Kristin Kruger 1986-87 Kerri Christianson 1986-89 Stephanie Krumrei 1991-93 Jennifer Clinton 1991-92 Cathy Croll 1977-78 L Kate Cronin 1994 Kelly Lam 2005 Beth Crossett 1987-90 Mary Linder 1980 Natalie Cuccia 1994-95 M D Sidnee Majette 1995-98 Janine Dati 1987- 90 Kendall Martin 1983-84 Jean DeBettignies 1976 Kristen Maskala 1992-94 Linda Deering 1984-85 Kari Mattek 1989 Teresa Dolan 1979 Helen McCarthy 1982-85 Lori Dorava 1989-91 Kari McChesney 1985 Lisa Drill 1978 Jasmine McCullough 2004-06 Terri Meyer 1978 E Shelly Midbon 1993-94 Anne Mitchell 1976-77 Krystal Ellis 2005 Bridget Inman (1995-97) Geriann Engle 1976 Erin Monfre 2005 Kathleen Moore 1976 F Lisa Morin 1979- 82 Maureen Feeney 1977-80 Julie Finnegan 1986-90 N Jane Fitzmaurice 1976-78 Kathy Nieman 1983 Sharon Flaiz 1983-85 Ellen Nowak 1990-91 Monica Frede 2003-05 Marguerite Friar 1976 O Laura Oeffling 1987 G Katie O’Grady 2001-04 Stephanie Gabay 1981 Lisa Oldenburg 1997-2000 Rashida Gales 2000-03 Kiesha Oliver 1997-2000 Anita Godlewski 1988-91 Pam Olsen 1980 Lori Goerlitz 1992-95 Petra Olsen 1996-97 Katie Guinane 1995 Efueko Osagie-Landry 2003-06 H P Linda Hartzheim 1978 Kristi Pease 1981-82 Carey Harris 1988-89 Becky Persin 1991-94 Karen Helding 1988-91 Joan Pitrof 1987-90 Sue Hoday 1983-84 Joanne Pittman 1980 Kiesha Oliver (1997-2000) 118 Vicky Schmidt 1991 Dorie Schutte 1976 Kathy Schweiger 1986-89 Kelly Schwerman 2001-04 Kristin Seffern 2000-02 Tammy Shain 1989-92 Meghan Sheehan 1996-99 Adrienne Shill 1990-94 Tierra Shirley 2003-06 Sarah Shouse 2003-04 Julie Sievers 1980-83 Kaylyn Sievert 1979-81 Dawneshia Smith 2003-04 Shari Smith 1996 Jill Somers 1978 Mary Spellacy 1978-81 Liz Spurgin 1993-96 Debbie Stampley 1980-83 Gina Steinke 1978 Becky Stieber 2001-02 Prudy Stryker 1981-82 Kelly Schwerman (2001-04) Lynn Suplicki 1984-86 Crystal Weaver (2001-04) Pam Suplicki 1981-84 Janet Swanson 1978 Kathy Povinelli 1981 Abbie Willenborg 1997-2000 Ebony Williams 1998-2001 Q T Marica Willson 1993 Nicki Taggart 1996-98 Christina Quaye 2004-06 Catherine Wright 1976-79 Nancy Thornton 1979-82 R Marissa Thrower 2006 Y Robin Thurner 1982 Janis Raymond 1976 Gwendolyn York 1988 Barbara Tomczak 1977-78 Kerri Reaves 1992-95 Ayesha Rembert 1997 Z Vanessa Rieder 1997-98 W Sarah Zawodny 1999-02 Heidi Wagner 1989 Courtney Romeiser 1990-93 Joan Wallner 1988 Angie Rothenbueler 1991-94 Years listed by the spring semester of the academic year. For Carrie Walton 1992-96 example, the 2000-01 season is listed as 2001. S Crystal Weaver 2001-04 Theresa Wenzel 1988-91 Renae Scheibe 1996-97 Sue Wescott 1980 Susan Schill 1985-87 Marquette Players in the Professional Ranks Professional Women’s Basketball History Clare Barnard Australian Professional League, 1997-98 Luxembourg Professional League, 1998-03 Nicki Taggart Greek Professional League, 1998-99 Lisa Oldenburg WNBA Combine, 2000 Finland Professional League, 2000 Abbie Willenborg WNBA Combine, 2000 Drafted by Houston Comets, 2000 Heidi Bowman Norway Professional League, 2001 Rachel Klug New Zealand Professional League, 2003 Sarah Zawodny Clare Barnard in Luxembourg Finland Professional League, 2003 Rachel Klug in New Zealand 119 Fun With the Golden Eagles 120 121 Krystal Janelle Ellis Harris Sophomore Freshman Racine, Wis. Detroit, Mich. Danielle Svetlana Kamm Kovalenko Senior Junior Saginaw, Mich. St. Petersburg, Russia 122 Kelly Jasmine Lam McCullough Sophomore Senior Brookfield, Wis. St. Louis, Mo. Jocelyn Erin Mellen Monfre Freshman Sophomore Dixon, Ill. Waukesha, Wis. 123 Efueko Chrsitina Osagie- Quaye Landry Senior Senior Chicago, Ill. Oklahoma City, Okla. Marissa Thrower Sophomore Detroit, Mich. 124 AuburnTIGERS CincinnatiBEARCATS Friday, November 24 • noon CST Saturday, January 27 • 1 p.m. CST Charlotte Amalie, U.S.V.I. Cincinnati, Ohio The University The University School .................................. Auburn University Enrollment ....................................................23,300 School .......................... University of Cincinnati Enrollment ....................................................35,244 Location ....................................Auburn, Idaho Arena ........................................Beard-Eaves Coliseum Location ..................................Cincinnati, Ohio Arena ................................ Fifth Third Arena (13,176) President ..............................Dr. Ed. Richardson AD ............................................................Jay Jacobs President................................Nancy L. Zimpher AD ........................................................ Mike Thomas The Tigers The Bearcats Head Coach ....................................Nell Fortner Alma Mater ............................................Texas (1981) Head Coach ....................................Laurie Pirtle Alma Mater ......................................Ohio State, 1980 Auburn Record............................30-28 (1 year) Overall Record ....................................47-39 (3 years) Cincinnati Record ................295-287 (21 years) Overall Record ..............................378-303 (24 years) Assistant Coaches ........................................................Kerry Cremeans, Sue Guevara, Daedre Charles-Furlow Assistant Coaches ..............................................................Dawn Hoosier, Dave Dagostino, Tammy Douglass 2005-06 Record......................................14-15 SEC Record ..............................................4-10 (10th) 2005-06 Record......................................17-12 BIG EAST Record ...................................... 7-9 (11th) Starters Return/Lost ..................................3/2 Letterwinners Return/Lost.................................. 8/3 Starters Return/Lost ..................................3/2 Letterwinners Return/Lost.................................. 9/4 Series History ..........................Have never met Last Meeting ....................................................none Series History ..................Marquette leads, 16-9 Last Meeting ..............Marquette 66-48, Feb. 28, 2006 Media Information Media Information WBB Contact ..................................Carol White Phone................................................(334) 844-9182 WBB Contact ................................Geoff Wiswell Phone................................................(513) 556-5191 E-mail [email protected] FAX....................................................(334) 844-9807 E-mail [email protected] FAX....................................................(513) 556-0619 Website ..........................www.auburntigers.com Press Row ............................................................— Website ............................www.ucbearcats.com Press Row ........................................ (513) 556-3800 ConnecticutHUSKIES DePaulBLUE DEMONS Saturday, February 3 Saturday, January 6 • 7 p.m. CST Al McGuire Center Chicago, Ill. The University The University School........................ University of Connecticut Enrollment .....................................................27,579 School .................................. DePaul University Enrollment ....................................................24,300 Location ......................................Storrs, Conn. Arena ......Gampel Pavilion (10,167), Hartford Civic Center (16,294) Location ........................................Chicago, Ill. Arena............................DePaul Athletic Center (4,000) President..............................Dr. Philip E. Austin AD.................................................. Jeffrey Hathaway President............Rev. Dennis Holtschneider, C.M. AD .............................................. Jean Lenti Ponsetto The Huskies The Blue Demons Head Coach ..............................Geno Auriemma Alma Mater..................................West Chester (1981) Head Coach ....................................Doug Bruno Alma Mater ..........................................DePaul (1973) Connecticut Record .............589-116 (21 years) Overall Record ..............................589-116 (21 years) DePaul Record......................375-217 (20 years) Overall Record ..............................375-217 (20 years) Assistant Coaches ......................................................................Chris Dailey, Tonya Cardoza, Jamelle Elliott Assistant Coaches ..............................................................Samantha Williams, Candis Blankson, Nicci Hays 2005-06 Record ..............32-5 (NCAA Third Rd.) BIG EAST Record .................................
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