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This Is Lewis University This is Lewis University Located on the University Green, Time Plaza commemorates Lewis University’s 75th anniversary. Now celebrating its 75th anniversary, Lewis University education, organizational leadership, public safety offers a quality values-centered education, inspired by its administration, nursing, information security, finance, Catholic heritage and the teachings of Saint John Baptist criminal/social justice, and school counseling & guidance, de La Salle, patron saint of teachers and founder of the De plus a dual MSN/MBA option and a La Salle Christian Brothers who sponsor the University. post-master’s certificate of study in education. A The 11th largest in full-time enrollment Doctorate of Education (Ed.D.) in among more than 90 private universities Educational Leadership for Teaching and and colleges in Illinois, Lewis offers Learning program was initiated in the fall each of its approximately 5,400 students of 2005. personalized attention while providing the Lewis attends to each student’s resources of a comprehensive university. development and growth, and its 12:1 Conveniently located on Illinois Route student-faculty ratio encourages plenty 53 in southwest suburban Romeoville, of classroom interaction. Faculty are Lewis is linked by expressways to the known for being caring, approachable, extensive resources of Chicago and competent teachers. Each student receives surrounding suburbs. Adjacent to the a broad, solid foundation in the liberal arts Lewis University Airport, the University’s with an emphasis on ethics and critical spacious 376-acre campus features the thinking, plus career/profession-oriented Harold E. White Aviation Center, Student education and opportunities for spiritual Recreation and Fitness Center, Learning development. Resource Center, Philip Lynch Theatre, Lewis maintains high-quality, modern modern computer labs, 11 residence halls, studios in art, theatre, music, television Sancta Alberta Chapel, athletic facilities, and radio and invites all students to and more. become involved in these rewarding Lewis offers bachelor’s degrees in activities. A wide variety of campus more than 70 majors and programs organizations offer enriching collegiate of study including aviation, athletic training, biology, experiences. Eighteen Flyer intercollegiate athletic teams business, criminal/social justice, education, nursing and (nine men’s, nine women’s) provide excitement and high- sport management. Working adults are offered accelerated level competitive opportunities in NCAA Division II and the bachelor’s degree completion options, with weekend highly regarded 14-team Great Lakes Valley Conference, and options for business students. intramural sports are enjoyed by many students. Lewis also offers graduate programs in aviation, business For more information about what Lewis University can administration, counseling psychology, management, offer you, visit www.lewisu.edu. 07 MG inside front.indd 1 8/16/2007 3:52:04 PM 2007-08 Lewis University Women’s Basketball 2 0 0 6 - 0 7 . G L V C . C h a m p i o n s TABLE OF CONTENTS Lewis.University........................................... Inside.front.cover About.The.GLVC................................................................. 19 Quick.Facts.......................................................................... 1 Record.Book..................................................................20-23 2007-08.Outlook............................................................... 2-3 Lewis.Honors/All-Time.Series.Records.................................. 24 Coaching.Staff.................................................................. 4-5 Year-By-Year.Results.......................................................25-29 2007-08.Roster.................................................................... 5 Flyers.Alumnae.................................................................. 30 Player Profiles................................................................. 6-14 Radio/TV.Roster............................................Inside.back.cover 2006-07.Season.Review..................................................15-18 QUICK FACTS Location..........................................Romeoville,.Illinois..60446 Assistant.Coach.............................. Todd.Huffman.(1st.season) Founded.........................................................................1932 Assistant.Coach........................... Shannon.Eggers.(1st.season) Enrollment.....................................................................5,400 2006-07.Players.Returning/Lost.......................................... 9/8 Nickname......................................................................Flyers 2006-07.Overall.Record................................................... 28-4 Colors...............................................................Red.and.White 2006-07.GLVC.Record.......................... 17-2.(GLVC.Champions). Home.Arena.(Capacity)....................... Neil.Carey.Arena.(1,075). 2006-07.Postseason...........................NCAA regional semifinals National Affiliation.......................................... NCAA.Division.II Athletic.Trainer..........................................Liz.D’Elia,.MED,.ATC Conference................................................. Great.Lakes.Valley Assistant.Athletic.Trainer.................... Becky.Northrup,.MS,.ATC President.......................................Brother.James.Gaffney,.FSC Sports.Information.Director.....................................Ron.Deuter Director.of.Athletics....................................... Dan.Schumacher Office Phone................................................ (815).836-5229 Associate.Director.of.Athletics...................................Tim.Gotto . Home.Phone................................................ (847).624-2265 Assistant.Director.of.Athletics............................Brian.Summers . E-Mail................................................. [email protected] Senior.Women.Administrator..................................Lisa.Carlsen . Fax............................................................. (815).836-5835 Faculty.Athletics.Representative.........Dr..Patricia.Vidmar-Scubic Assistant.SID.(contact).................................... Derrick.Sloboda Athletics.Phone............................................... (815).836-5247 Office Phone................................................ (815).836-5248 Head.Coach.......................................Lisa.Carlsen.(1st.season) . Home.Phone................................................ (708).567-7874 . Alma.Mater....................... Northwest.Missouri.State,.1992 . E-Mail.................................................slobodde@lewisu.edu . Career/Lewis.Record....................................... 36-74./.0-0 Web.Site................................................ www.LewisFlyers.com. Office Phone............................................ (815).836-5876 The.2007-08.Women’s.Basketball.Media.Guide.was.produced.by.Derrick.Sloboda..Edited.by. E-mail.................................................carlseli@lewisu.edu Derrick.Sloboda.and.Ron.Deuter..Photos.by.Steve.Woltmann.-.(630).968-9021..Campus.photos. by.Ron.Molk. 2007-08 Outlook . The.Lewis.University.2007-08.women’s.basketball.team. e has.the.task.of.following.the.most.successful.season.in. d i u school.history. G . a i . Four-year.starters.Darcee.Schmidt,.Mary.Moskal,. d e Brittney.Diener.and.Erin.Cox,.who.helped.guide.the.Flyers. M . l l a to.a.GLVC.Championship.last.season,.have.all.graduated. b t e . But.with.change.comes.opportunity..Junior.Jenna.Moo- k s a berry.returns.as.the.Flyers’.most.seasoned.veteran.with.the. B . s ’ chance.to.stamp.her.identity.on.the.team..Captains.senior. n e Jennifer.Green.and.junior.Kelly.Dianis.are.now.the.leaders. m o on.and.off.the.court..Sophomore.Lauresha.Hawkins.takes. W . s i over.at.the.point.guard.position..Sophomore.Kaci.Baird.and. w e junior.Lauren.Martens.are.given.the.task.of.commanding. L . 8 0 the.paint..Not.to.mention.the.rest.of.the.Flyers.have.their. - 7 0 opportunity.for.a.breakthrough.season. 0 2 . First-year.head.coach.Lisa.Carlsen.hopes.these.indi- vidual.opportunities.will.lead.to.the.team’s.success.this. Junior.Jenna.Mooberry.is.Lewis’.leading.returning.scorer. season. “We.want.to.get.better.as.individuals.and.as.a.unit,”. “Jennifer.is.always.making.something.happen,”.Carlsen. Carlsen.explains.when.asked.about.goals.for.the.season.. said..“She.really.likes.to.push.the.pace.” “We.want.to.be.challenging.for.the.top.spots.in.the.confer- . For.the.Flyers.offense.to.be.successful.Dianis.will.need. ence..That.needs.to.be.a.goal.every.year.for.a.program. to.be.a.threat.from.the.outside..Last.season.she.scored.in. that.has.had.success.like.Lewis.has.” double-figures 12 times and was second on the team in 3- . Mooberry.was.a.key.part.of.the.success.Carlsen.refer- pointers.made.with.46. ences..During.last.season’s.championship.run.she.played. “We.will.need.Kelly.to.score.for.us.this.season..She.is. in.all.32.games.with.20.starts..She.has.performed.on.big. intelligent,.tough.and.competitive.and.just.loves.to.play,”. stages,.playing.34.minutes.in.the.GLVC.Championship. Carlsen.said..“We.need.to.get.the.ball.in.her.hands.” game. Freshman guard Kelly Monaco can also find the bottom . As.the.Flyers’.leading.returning.scorer,.she.will.be. of.the.net.from.the.outside. looked.to.on.offense.more.than.she.was.last.season..But. “Kelly.can.shoot.the.three,.but.hit.the.mid-range. Mooberry.has.shown.she.is.capable.of.putting.up.points..At.
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