Official Publication of the National Collegiate Athletic Association February 15, 1995, Volume 32, Number 7 Football coaches get tough on bunting
By Ronald D. Mott Itlr TI)lc IllOclC-IS Ihill OUT pl;Iycrs tlrrrlortslr;~lc I0 yc,urrg pco- THE NCAA NEWS STAFF W Football Rules Committee actions: Page 6. plc tllrollg~lo~lf ttlis rlation. WV as c oat tics f&l a great r.t.slrolr- sil,ility for this~ DALIAS ~ The inrrc;lsing ~~nrnbcr of‘acts ot‘ur~sports- “The irnl-‘lcrrrcrrt;ilioll ofthc fighting rule last year curtailed manlike conduct in football apparently is giving many roach like contluct that coaches would like for officials to crlforc c’ clisclrr;rlific;rtioirs by hdf. I tlrink WC improved the irrtcFity of cs in the sport much cause lor concern, judging lrom the toy more uniformly and firr- players 10 smp altogether (see page the game witlr tlic fighting rrulc last year.” ir’s prornincnrr in discussions a~ ~hc four-111annual N(:M 6). But I)cHcny and othclm cwchcs say the pr~oblcm is cx;ic C~ollcgc Football Forum February I I - 13. Fisher DeBerry, head coach at the LJ.S.Air Porcc Ate ;ItlrrrIy crbatcd by profcssiorial foolball playrrs dclllollstl iitiorls of On-field baiting and taunting of opponents and cxccssivc and a rnemher 01 the Football Kules <;ommittee, csaid the rrrr~l”‘~srrlirrrlikc (.orrtlrr<.t cvcv Srrrrdiry (1111irlg IIIC fall OII displays of self-~ongl-arularion are pr-ompting roaches 10 fighting rulr atlop~ed helore the I!)!)4 season has hard ;I posm t&vision. Many of those smnc acts find tllcir way to collcgc explore various avcnucs of controlling urispor~tsrri;irilikc itivr rtfcct. Hr added, howrver, rhat coaches remain coin- @irons the following Saturday. behavior. Perhaps the most notable potential measure is a ccmcd about and furl rrsponsihlc tier- thr game’s con-field “‘l‘hc sportsmanship and ctliic;il~condrtct issue is big on vidcotapc that the NCAA Football RIIICS <:omrrrit~rr wishrs im age our minds in terms of trying to rcdouhlc our efforts as coach~ to produce. The video ~ pending NCAA Exccutivc Con- “Wc arc very roriccrncd about thr inliigr of Ihe game mittcc approval ~ Would depic t CXilrll[>llTS of urq~orlsman- today,” Dellerry said. “We certainly arc very conccmcd akm SeeFootball, page 22 b
narrowly miss record MEN OVERALL 300 Combined men’s/women’s total ends up 290 just short, despite all-time mark by females 260 270
A total of 295, I74 student-athlt-tcs !):I. 260 participated in NCZAA sports irr In I!)%-94, women accountrcl for I!)!%!+4, the second-largest number 35.7 percent 01 all student-athletes. 250 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 981 92 93 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 in Association history. In 1992-93, t hr f+rr was 34.8 per- Thr numbrr- of participants in c enI. 1!)!)3-94 fell just short of the record The n~mrbt~r of rnc-II’S parlic i- WOMEN L The number of student-athletes 01~29.5I.382 Lset in 198%6. pt111s ah inc rc,tsetl, although A record was set with the nun- soinr of the gain wds an aberrarion I . participating in NCAA sports in 130 I her of female participams, which related 10 rhe application 01 an 1993-94 was 295,174, just 120 broke thr 100,OOOmark for thr first N<%4 rule regarding multidivision F3 short of an all-time record. A time. A total of 105,190 women took classific.a~ion. I‘hr I !)!)Y-!I4 acadr- 110 l@ part in NCAA cornprtition in 1993- mic yrar was the first in whit tl a 100 record number of women - 94 ~ a gain of almost six prrcciit Divisiotr I mrrnl)cr was required 10 90 iO5,532 - also participated. over 1992-93. It was the tounh con- rn;iilit;iiii all of its sports al the 80 I Charts show Men’s participation was secutive gain for women, and it was Division 1 Irvrl. A number of 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 911 92 93 number times a faster rate of growth than the 3.5 1000. I 89,642. percent increase recorded in 19% See Numbers, page 13 b L III restructuring task force Proportionality meets interest looks at governance issues
Title IX debate focusing on two key compliance elements Thr Divisiorr III Task Force io structural models. The Divisions I Kcvirw thr N(:AA Mcmbrrship and II task forces both have By Ronald D. Moti On one level, they are viewed letics during the coming year. Srruc turc ronlinurd 10 focus on made specilic structural propos- THE NCAA NEWS STAFF simply as two components of the At the heart of the debate over govrrnanc-r ma11ers when it met als. three-part Title IX compliance February 6-7 in Dallas. There generally arc two buzz- test administered by the U.S. Title IX complianrr is whether The task force rrvicwcd thr words that are tossed about in dis- Department of Education’s Office institutions arr fully and effec- 11 was rhr task forcr’s third Divisions I and II proposals and cussions of Title IX compliance for Civil Kights (OCR). But on tively ac.c.ornrnodaring the intrr- rriccting, iirld in rarh (asp, ir has also disrusscd the commt’n1s that ests and abilities of the under- in intercollegiate athletics pro- another level, those components pl;icrtl the most CWlphilSis on ii wcrc madr about restructuring grams ~ proportionality and may be on a collision course that gcncral view of how the during the Division 111 business interest. could shake intercollegiate ath See Interest, page 13 b Association will bc governed rather than proposing specific See Restructuring, page 22 b
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News Digest Page 2 l A special NCAA committee is considering a pro February 16 Communications Committee, Kansas City, Missouri Briefly 3 posal to regard apparel manufacturers that have con- tractual relationships with member institutions as rep- February 20-21 Committee on Athletics Certification, Committee notices 3 resentatives of those institutions’ athletics interests: Dallas Comment 4 Page 3. February 2 1 Division II Task Force to Review the NCAA Basketball statistics 9 n Gymnastics coach Jim Stephenson produces works Membership Structure, Dallas NCAA Record 23 of art not only on the mat, but with paintings, sculp- February 21-23 D‘ivision I-AA Football Committee, Administrative tures and illustrations: Page 5. Orlando, Florida Committee minutes 24 H The 55 rolltall votes recorded at the 1995 NCAA February 21-24 Division I Women’s Volleyball Committee, The Market 24 Convention are published: Page 14. Amherst, Massachusetts Steph1son Page 2 The NCAA News February 15, 1995 TheNCAANew s A weekly summary of major activities within the Association
(:ommittcc on Financial Aid and Ama- tcurisrn will be asked IO provide fee-dt)ack rt’- garding ttir issur of apparel manufacturer-s Division III group and their relationship with athletics pro- keeps governance focus Schedule of key dates for grams at NGAA colleges and universities. February and March 1995 III detcrrrlinilig lhr involvcmc-iit of ap- .l‘he Division I11 ‘l’ask l~orcr to Kcvicw the parrl marlufac-turrrs irl c.ollrgr athletic s, Ihr NCAA Mcmbcrship Structurr continued to special committee became increasingly con- focus on governance matters when it met cerned that the potential existed for manu- Yrbrualy 6-7 in Dallas. February March facturers to steer prospective student&athletes Thy task lor-cc revirwcd the Divisions 1 toward univcrsitics where those manufac~ illld II rest1 uc.turillg [“.opOs;ils afld aIS0 dis- turcrs have written contracts to provide ap- cussed ~~ommt~ts ma& about rrstructuririg parcl and/or cquipmcnt ~ cithcr with the during the Division III businrss session a1 school or one of its coarhcs. In addition, the the NCAA CZonvcntion in.Januq. It also IV- corrnruttt-c wits collccrilcd with rrl;iriuf’,ictur~ virwrd 1licx results of a smvey on restructur= crs’ iiivolvcrnciit with professional agents. ing th;tt was c-ontlur~rtl at the (:onvention. For more information, see page 3. F:vcntu;~lly, the c.orrirnittt-r t.xprcsscd c on- Staff contact: Shanc Lyons. tinurd support for the c oiiqt of‘grratrr f&I- cr;itioli, hut not complctc fcclcration, in gov- FEBRUARY MARCH crnance of the Association; rcinforcctl RECRUlllNG RECRUITING c ommitnicnt to rhe concept of one institu- Men’s Division l basketball Men’s Division I basketball l-28: Quiet period, except for 20 days between l-l 5. Quiet period, except for 20 days between Committee plans special tion/ont. vote r&ted to Division III legisla- October 2 1, 1994, ond March 15, 1995, the October 2 1, 1994, and March 15, 1995, cho lioll; c ontinut-tl to t-xprrss its concern that sen ot the discretion of the institution as an evaC sen at the discretion of the institution OS an evaC sportsmanship meeting the c0tltilluc.d growth ofthr membership in uation period; institutional staff members shall not uation period; institutional staff members shall not visit o prospect’s educational institution on more Divisions II ant1 III has Association-wide visit a prospect’s educational institution on more The NUA Football Rules Cornrnittcc has than one calendar da during this eriod. thon one calendar do during this rarllitic ;itions ;iild should be addressed as (Effective in 1994-95 on ry, OS a result o P a Sept- (Effective in 1994-95 on ry, as a result o period.a Sept- agreed to hold a special mreting latr this ember 6 action by the NCAA Administrative rc-srrriclurirlg plan; and ar- ember 6 action by the NCAA Administrative spring to address sportsmanship issues and part of any Committee.) Committee.) knowlcdged the importance of diversity as Women’s Division I basketball* help coaches, players and officials rearh a l&22 ______._.______...... Contact period. l-28: Quiet riod, except for 20 days between clearer understanding of whirh actions part of any new governance strurturc. 23-29 .______._.______.______Dead period. October 8, r 994, and February 28, 1995, the Thr next merting 01’ the Division 11 rem 303 1 _,______._.___...... Dead period. should be penalized for unsportsmanlike sen at the discretion of the institution as an evaC strut turing task fort-r will be February 21, uation period; institutional staff members shall not Women’s Division I basketball’ ronduct. wllilc the Division I task fcjrte will meet Feh- visit a prospect’s educational institution on more l-28: Quiet period, except for eight da s selected T’hc committee proposed the “sports- than one calendar day durin this period. at the discretion of the institution ond cr.eslgnated manship summit” at its annual rnccting Fcb- n1m-y 23. Men’s Division II IL sketball in writing in the office of the director of athletics sub- For more information, xc page 1 and the October 15 until the date of the prospect’s initiol (contact period). ruaty 5-7 at Amelia Island, Florida. It is January 1X issue of ‘l’hc NCAA News. t+school or twOyear college contest: Quiet pe 29-3 1 _._._ .______._.______._ .____ Dead period. .jrrt to the approval of the NCAA Executive Men’s Division II basketball Staff contacts: Tricia Uork and Stcphcn <:ornmittrr. Period between initial and final high-school or l-29 _._._.______.._._. ____._.___._____.Contact period. .lhe committee also took steps to bolstclm R. Morgan (Division I), Stephen A. Mallonce twe ear college contest: Evaluation period. 30-3 1 ____.______.___...... Dead period. (Division II) and D aniel I‘. Dutcher (Division x omen’s Division II bask&all’ Women’s Division II basketball’ existing unsI’“‘ts”‘arllike-conduct rules. It III). October 15 until the dote of the prospect’s initial l-3 1 __.__...____.______...... Contact period. voted to prohibit players from removing their t$&chool or two-year college contest: Quiet pe Division I football helmets on the field, an action that has come 1-3 1 ___,.._ __.. _.._._..______._____....Quiet period. to be considered a form of showmanship, Period between initial ond final high-school or Division II football tweyear college contest: Evoluotion period. l-6 ______...______...... Contact eriod. and to c-jrct pl;lycrs ;lftcr tllcir sccolld UII- Dwision I football 7-3 1: Quiet period, except durin any hig school sponsrrlarllikc-c-orltluc-l frjul in one game. 1-3 (8 a.m.) __._.______._...... Dead period. Committee considers all-star game that occurs within t9, e state inR which Atirr- rraching agreement at the spring 3 (8 a.m.)-28 __._._.___..._...___...... Quiet period. the member institution is located (evaluation pe Division II football limits on manufacturers riod) meeting on unsportsrnanlikc arts that should 1 12:Ol a.m.-8 a.m.) ___....._._..... Dead period. DEADLINES be pc~~ali~cd, thr committrr would meet with 1 I 8 a.m.)-28 ___.______.______Contact period. A spt-cial N(‘sZA committee is cons&ring MAIUNG 1: Groduation-rates disclosure form [Form 95 representatives of the coaching community i1 proI>(>sitI IO rrgard manufacturers that have 15: Application deadline for NCAA ethnic-rni- 6) is due from Division I members. and ofliciating organizations to rcvicw their 10: Re istration information due at the nation- contt ;KIU;II relationships with NCAA insti- nori and women’s enhancement programs’ post decisions. gro 2 uate scholarships and NCAA national office al office 9, om those interested in attending NCAA tutiolis as rrpresrntatives of those institu- internships. Application folders may be obtained Title IX seminars (April 101 1 in Dallas and April In early summer, videotapes and other tions’ athlrtic.s intcrrsts. from the athletics directors or senior woman ad 202 1 in Baltimore). supporting materials would be sent to all ‘I‘hc committrt. is considering the action ministrators of member institutions. For more in- NUA football-playing institutions for coach formation, contact Stanley D. Johnson, NCAA *See pages 122-l 23 of the 1994-95 NCAA iI1 hopes of curbing potential abuse of the ;‘irr6m of professional development, at 9 13/339- Manual for exceptions. Also, see pages 12&l 27 es to review and share with their teams in influriicr of apparel manufacturers, for dead periods in other Divisions I and II sports. preseason pmcticc. The materials would por- The N(XA Special <;ommittee to Study tray as prccisrly as possible whirh types 01 the Relationship of Apparel Manufacturers conduct are deemed illegal under the rules. to the Intcrrollegiate Athletics Community da - is rrqursting feedback on the concept The NCAA Recruiting Committee, Pro- For more information, see page 6. - whit h met February 8 in Uearwatcr, Flori- from three NCAA committees. fessional Sports Liaison <:ommittee, and Staff contact: J. Gregory Summers.
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Whirh schools have #layed in tlw most games in the NCAA Division I Men Yrand Women ‘.r Bas- years in tht tournament (35 to 29). k&all Cimmpionships ? On the women’s side, I.ouisiana Tech advan[:ed to thz championship game last year before losing Ifyou rnid the 1IniuerGty oj KVrLturky and Louisiana Terh lJniv&ty, you know your basketball. to North Caro1in.a. I,oui.Gana Tech now has a@eared zn 50 tournament games, compared to 48 for The Wildcats haue played in 93 games in the men 2 tournament .since their-first appearance in second-fl/ace ~Jniutxsity oJ Ta~rux~ee, Knox-&~. Those two lung-time powerhouses also have u@eured 1912. That is slightly more than thr 91 games ployed br the Univrr.Gty qf North Carolina, Chapel in. earh of the I3 N(:AA Lh’visiorl I women IYtournam.ents. Hill. Kentucky, however, has a sizable lead over the linivcrsity oj Califi,mia, Los Angeles, for most
MOST GAMES MOST YEARS MOST FINAL FOURS MOST GAMES MOST YEARS MOST FINAL FOURS 1 Kentucky _...... _...... _..___... 93 1 Kentucky ._.._...__._...__._....35 1. UCLA ...... 13 1. Louisiono Tech . _...... 50 1 Lauislono Tech .._..__.._..__.13 1 Louisiono Tech ______.__.___._..8 2. North Care. .__...... _.____.__91 2. UCLA .___.._..__..__._.._...... 29 2. Duke _.___._..______._.._...... 1 1 2. Tennessee ..__...... 48 1 Tennessee __. _. __. __.__. __.13 2. Tennessee __ _..______. . . 7 3. UCLA 86 3. North Coro. .___.__.______I._.28 2. North Coro. ___.__.__.___.__._1 1 3. Southern Col __.__..______._35 3. Mississippi .___.______._...__I12 3. Auburn __._..___.__._..__._...... 3 4. Duke .__.___._..___.__.. .73 A. Notre Dame .___.__.______I.__24 4. Kansas .__..__.__.___...___...... 10 A. Auburn ___._.____._..___._...... 32 3. PennSt. _.______.__.___.._I__.12 3 Southern Cal ______.3 5. Kansas ____._.____._._...... 72 4. Louisville ._._.._..______.....24 4. Kentucky ____._.____._..___._...10 5. Texas 31 3. Texas _.______.__...... 12 3. Stanford ___._..___._..___._...... 3 6. Louisville .._.___ . . 69 6. St. John’s (N.Y.) ___...... 23 6. Ohio St. ___.______.__..__.....8 6. Long Beach St. _.___.__.__.__29 5. Auburn ______1 1 3. Virginia .___._.____._.___.._...... 3 7. Indiana .__.._..._._...___._...... 7 7. Indiana ___._._____._ 68 6. lndiono __.______.___I. 23 6. Virginia _..._.___.._.______...... 29 5. Georgia ______.__._....1 1 3. Western Ky. ._._._.___.._.______3 7. Louisville _,__.___.__.____.___.....7 8. Michigan __._._._...... 56 6. Konsor .__.______..__._...... 23 8. Georgia _.._.___.._.___.__._....27 5. Long Beach St ______._____..__1 1 8. Cheyney _.._.__..._.__..._.______2 9. Cincinnati __.__.._.._._...l...... 6 9. Notre Dome ..___._...__._..__53 9. Kansas St. _____.______._..___._21 8. Mississippi .______.______.__27 5. Old Dominion _____.______..._1 1 8. Texas __.______.___.______2 9. Michigan .__.___.__.__..._.__....6 10. Kansas St. __..__.___..__._____52 9. Syracuse ______. .2 1 10. Old Dominion _.__.._._____.__26 5. Southern Cal ____._.______1 1 8. Georgio ______...__...... _.... 2 1 1. Arkonsos ____.__..__._...__._.....5 1 1. Arkonsos __.______.._....20 10. Stanford ______..26 5. Virginio .__.___.____..__...... 1 1 8. Long Beach St. ____.______.2 1 1 Syracuse _____. ___ _.. ._...... 5 1 1 1 . Houston ______5 1 1. DePoul . ..__.______.__.___.______20 12. Penn St. ______.______.______23 1 1 Western Ky. ._____.._._.__.__.10 8. Maryland ___.______.______2 1 1 Villonovo _..__.______. ______. .5 1 13. Georgetown .______.______.____4 1 1 . Villanova _.._.____._..___._.____20 13. Maryland .._.....___..______..22 8. Old Dominion ___._...... _..... 2 13. Arkansas .._..._.._...__.___.___50 13. Illinois .______.______I__...... 4 14. Houston _.__..__._..___.___.....A9 14. Duke ___.__..._.__.______...... 19 13. Western Ky. ______.__.22 13. Kansas St. ..__.__.___.______.____A 15. Ohio St ___._..___._.____._._____21 15. Ohio St. ~~~~~~~.~~..~...... 48 14. Marquette ~~~~~.~~...~~...... 19 13. Nevadblas Vegas _.__. ___. ..4 15. St. John’s (N.Y.) ______.._____48 13. Oklohomo St. .______._.____._.4 February 15, 1995 The NCAA News
W Briefly in the News W Milestones
1,.t’kqtoutl’ls I III\ I, rnor~c than the rest of us XC,” said Marsctc-rr. “Hc ~a11sc~c it and sit down and draw it in detail. It’s the same with gymnastics. Jim has a way of tookillg ;It a skill illltt string the technical asprct.” Stcplirnson’s roaching pliitcscq~tiy is direcrty tied 10 art. Emphasizing crcatitity and having fun white training 10 wilt, Stephenson believes that simple, yrt ctcarty dcfinrd, skills speak volumes. I‘o that end, Stephenson strives to rnaximi~c each gymnast’s skitts, in the same way hc strives to maximize each brush stroke. “The bottom tine in gymnastics is how wrtt you pcrfonn On the mat or on the matte, and how good you look,” said Sq~hCnson. “There’s a c cr- tain amount of creativity, but you want 10 took your brsr in coach’s creativity flourishes every respect. Like anything etse that is artistic, the JIJWC UC- ativc you arc, lhr more fun you have.” In Marc-h 1!)!)4, Stephenson’s artistic creativity rcachcd its By Stephen R. Hagwell zrllirh whrn he rcq~trrect his most impressive work of art: THE NCAA NEWS STAFF a tifesize bronze statue of former ~~>regori Statr IJnivcrGry It is universally accepted that gymnastics is an an form. gymnast and three-time NCAA champiorl.Joy Sclig. Does that make gymnasts and coaches artists? ApVdrrntty, Stephenson, who coached Sctig for scvcn-plus yr;lrs in that’s the case with-Jim Stephenson. dev~tcqm~cn~aI gyrnnasric-s, sculpted a statue of Setig pc~m- Stephenson is head women’s gymnasrics coach at the forming a one’-;nm ti;iiittst;rncl OII a I~itarlc c beam. .l’hc stat- University ofhlinnesora, Twin Cities. uc is displayed iii front of the (:tatlys Valley (;ymnastics As such, he is figuratively an artist ~ Ccntcr 011 the Oregon Sr;ltc CilJIll>llS shaping and molding gymnasts “I was rspcc iatty ptcasf-d 10 IK awarded rhe comniission, skills. bccanse I had c.oac hrdJc)y. I know her quite well,” saict Avocationally, Stephenson also is an Stcphcnson. “I h;ivc a grc;t’ MIIOUI~~ 0P rrspecr lor her and artist - literally. With mote than 20 Jim ‘l‘urpin. It’s SOJJldliJlg 1 wanted lo do for pcoptr I c‘arc years’ experience, Stephenson has pro- about. It is the most public work I’ve dolls- and ~hr one I’m duced numerous paintings, sculpture-s most proud of.” md technical illustrations. Many have “(The stamr) is at~sot~urty gorgeous,” said ‘l‘urpin. “It’s got been publicly displayed. a titttc garclrll around ir. It’s mounted on a pedestal that sits “Jim is a muttitatcnred inctividual,” five feet in the air. It’s a statur that you h;lvc 10 walk :rrounct said Greg Marsden, head women’s gym- IO apprccialc how gorgeous it is. Jim did a fantastic job.” Stephason nastics coach at the University of Utah. Strphenson’s current work with the Goldc~~ Cophcrs soon “He’s a beautiful singer as well as a may br earning similar praise. tremendous artist. He’s also a gifted coach.” Stephenson’s artistry as a coach certainly shows at Improved standing Minnesota ~ in and outside the gym. Under Stephenson’s watchful eye, the C~otdrn Gophers tlave improved their conference and national standing cat 11 Molded progmm year. In 1994, Minnesora earnrd a third-place Big l‘en show- As the artistic force behind the Golden Gophers, Steph- ing and a berth in the NCAA Central rcgionat. enson has molded the squad into one of the nation’s upand- “When I took over, thr first thing I wanted IO do was actu- coming programs. Since Stephenson’s arrival, the Golden $ ally back off from what the athlctcs wcrc doing,” said Gophers have gone from last in the Big Ten Conference to 2 Stephenson. “I wanted to rcducc their difficulty lrvrl and qualifying for the NCAA regional championships. 2 upgrade their consistency in performance and quality of exe- “Jim has done a tremendous job (at Minnesota). He is an ? cution. In gymnastics, it’s more important to perform wctl artist not only in drawing, but as a coach,” said Jim Turpin, 2 tharl to perform rxrrrmety difticult routines. Once you h;lvc head women’s gymnastics coach at Oregon State LJnivcrsity. a foundation to work with, you can the11 irlcrcasr ~hr dil‘li- “You can always tell Jim’s gymnasts because they are so anis- cutty level.” Jim Stqbhenson, head women’s gymnastics coacch ut the ticatly clean in their routines.” “(Coach Stephenson) makes training very efficient,” said They also bear Stephenson’s artistry on their uniforms. Uniuersity of Minnesota, Twin Cities, sculpted this senior gymnast Michelle Reiger, the Golden Gophers’ team A few months after arriving at Minnesota, Stephenson felt lzfe-size statue of former Oregon State Universrity gym- captain. ‘We’re better prepared in everything. (He) enhances strongly that the program needed an identity. So, Stephenson nast and three-time NCAA champion Jo3 Selig. everyone’s style and is very creative. We work very hard, but provided that identity ~ he created and designed a team [email protected] coached Selig in okvelopmental gynnnastics we have fun.” logo. for more than seven years. The statue is disjxlayed in This year, the Golden Gophers have continued their im- pressive progress, registering the second-highest tram scorr “We needed something. I felt it was a necessity,” said front of the Gladys Valley Gymnastics Cents on thx in srhoot history with 190.65 points February 6 at Utah. Stephenson. “Honestly, I felt I’d do a betterjob (of design- Oregon State camfn4.s. ing the logo) than someone else.” As pleased as he is with the team’s success, Stephenson says the project is far from finished. The next goal is IO cpdl- A former collegiate gymnast at Iowa State University and artistry, creativity and technical expertise to help the Utes ify for one of the 12 spots at the National Collcgiatc Women’s a member of the Cyclones’ 1971 and 19’73 NCAA champi- claim NCAA team championships in 1990 and 1992. He also Gymnastics Championships. onship teams, Stephenson’s coaching background includes coached Ute gymnasts to nine all-American awards and was two stints as assistant men’s coach at the University of New instrumental in helping former NCAA champion Missy “(:ertainty, (the national championships) are the next step,” Mexico, proprietor of the Pantheon School of Gymnastics in Marlowe score the first 10.0 in school history. Strphrnson said. “I know we have the cat.‘J~ility; all we have California, and top assistant women’s coach at Utah. KI do is go out and perform our best.” ‘Sees more lhan others’ Before his arrival at Minnesota, Stephenson served four Until that happens, Stephenson wilt continue to mold ;Jnd years on the Utah staff. During that time, he contributed “Jim has a w&y of looking at something and seeing much shape tlic Gotdcn (;optiers into a tine pircr of art. Atmare manufacturers Rules Committee concerned with potential abuse of such companies’ influence Practice restrictions do not help athletes b Continued from page 3 Classifyilig Jllilllllfac~~llWt3 :lS boosters woutct mran an N(:AA b Continued from page 4 NCAA rewlations arc in plate 10 sc hoot would be rcsporrsiblc fi)r monitoring the COJll~.‘iiJly’S actions. prevent student-athletes f&n being uil 011 Itir I)rnc-Ii! used by manufacturers to endorse l‘tlr special conimittcr agrcect I~~ftwft, WC must rrst~onsibly ectuipmcnl and apparel. 1 lowcvcr, Ihat if rhe concept is pursued, oiic man;~gc thcsc nlost produc livr no legislation exists lo prevent corn exception would bc r~~omnirncted: years of our studclit~;ithtetcs livcb panies from attempting lo intlu- Apparel m;mufac turn-rs’ pr-acrice of not by exploiting the futile notion ence high-school athletes in rhoos- n voted to rt.commcnd 10 [he NCAA (:OIJ~C it that the scope 01 providing rctuipment and apparel of pcrfccr fair play but instead by ing schools to attend. Bylaw 12.5.4 - which prohibits the use by studen~athtctcs of CCllJip to prospcc’s free of charge would mcnt ancl apparel bearing over-siIrd logos ~ be expanded to allowing the student-athletes the By categorizing the apparel man- be preserved. The rommittrr a- include coachrs, trainers alld managers. Bytiiw 125.4 restricts the tatiluctr 10 clrrictr rhr level of ex- ufacturers as representatives of an ptoitation of their own academic grrcd it is important for young pco- size of a manufacturct’s logo or trademark to 2 ‘/I SC]lJarC inches in institution’s athletics interests or pte 10 be able to receive the best size on all athletics equipment, uniforms and apparel. The com- and arhtetics agendas. The break- “boosters,” NCAA legislation would equipment with which fo compete. mitrcc surveyrd coaches associations, sports committees and NCAA fast of champions is not in the cerc- prevent such companies from pro- committees on the issue and, after reviewing the feedback. agreed at oK fair play we impose, but r&her viding extra benefits to prospccrivr ‘l‘he special committee wilt re- in the patatabtc pancake of dcreg- to recommend to the Council in April that thr ctJm?nt legislation student-athletes. Currently, boost- view responses from the thrre utation that they might then con be broadened. .I‘he spcciat COJJlJJlitke bcticves the prwkiom of ers are not allowed to give financial NCAA committees and, if appro- Bylaw 12.5.4 should apply to bench and sideline personnel because sumc. aid or other benefits to a prospect priate, recommend legislation to they XT as visible as student-athletes during competition. and, in Division I, are not allowed the NCAA Council at its August Craig T. Brown is diving coach at to recruit a prospect. 1995 meeting. Penniylvaniu State University. Page 6 The NCAA News February 15, 1995 Football Rdes Committee cati sportsmanship summit The NCAA Football Rules Committee has agreed to hold a special meeting late this spring to address sportsmanship issues and help coaches, players and officials reach a clearer understanding of which actions should be penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct. The committee proposed the “sportsman- ship summit” at its annual meeting February 5-7 at Amelia Island, Florida. It is subject to the approval of the NCAA Executive Com- mittee. The commitlee also took steps to bolster existing unsportsmanlike-conduct rules. It voted to prohibit players from retnoving their helmets on the field, an action that has come to be considered a form of showman- ship, and IO eject players after their second unsportsmanlike-conduct foul in one game (for more information, see information regarding rules in the accompanying story). “Despite the tremendous strides made last season in reducing fighting among players, the Football Kules Committee firmly believes that unsportsmanlike conduct - particularly continuing problems with taunting and excessive celebration and the inconsisten- cy in defining these acts - is the biggest problem facing college football today,” said committee chair VincentJ. Dooley, director of athletics at the University of Georgia. “This type of behavior damages the image of the game, and of intercollegiate athletics as a whole, and it simply cannot be tolerat- ed. “The committee is not in any way inter- ested in restricting the spontaneous enthu- siasm and excitement that have made col- lege football a national treasure,” Dooley said. “But the committee believes that some of the antics we are seeing on the field clear- ed from coaches and conference offices of supporting materials would be sent to all behavior but they would like more consis- ly go beyond enthusiastic to mean-spirited potentially unsportsmanlike acts. After NCAA football-playing institutions for coach- tency in the enforcement and interpretation and self-promoting, and we hope to use the reaching agreement on which acts should es to review and share with their teams in of the rules,” Dooley said. “Although it is not summit to set more specific guidelines about be penalized and which should not, the preseason practice. The materials would por- possible to eliminate the gray area between which activities should and should not be committee would meet the following day tray as precisely as possible which types of enthusiasm and unsporting conduct, the part of the game.” with representatives of the coaching com- conduct are deemed illegal under the rules. rules committee believes that providing a At the meeting, planned for early May at munity and officiating organizations to “The input we have received from coach- clearer definition of the rules will eliminate an undetermined site, the committee would review their decisions. es indicates that they strongly support the much of the uncertainty that has prevented spend one day reviewing videotapes solicit- In early summer, videotapes and other current rules against unsportsmanlike calls from being made in the past.” Postseason awards, realignment top ItI volleyball meeting The N(XA Division III Wo- tournament learn selected after the The cornmirree noted that span- men’s Volleyball (Committee dis- championship match. sorship in Division III women’s cussed additional postseason bon- The rornmittee also discussed a volleyball was still within the per- ors for teams advancing to the proposal from the American centage category (85-95 percent quarterfinals of the Division III Volleyball Coaches Association sponsorship) established by the In other actions at its Februu y h-9 meeting in Kq West, Florida, the Women’s Volleyball Champion- (AVCA) regarding bracket expan- Executive Committce for a 3%team Lkkion III Women’s Vollqbull Committee: ship and reviewed a number of sion. The AVCA had proposed bracket. regional realignment issues dur- that the Division III Women’s The committee also noted thar n Recommended to the NCAA Executive Committee that only ing its annual meeting February 6- Volleyball Championship bracket the NCAA Division III Champ- best-three-of-five matches be considered in selection for the Division 9 in Key West, Florida. be expanded to 64 teams because ionships Committee had not dis- III championship, beginning in 1996. The committee will recommend sponsorship numbers for Division cussed extending the play-in con- n Reviewed National Association of Girls and Women in Sport to the N<‘XA Executive Committee III women’s volleyball were simi- cept to orher championships, and rules changes, including a change permitting a serve from any- that the eight regional winners that lar to those for Division III wom- may not make any major changes where beyond the service line. The committee also reconfirmed advance to the national quartefi- en’s basketball, which has a 64- in the championships program that the fifth game in a best-three-of-five match during the regular nats receive a team trophy. In addi- team field (although the first until concepts regarding restruc- season should be rally scored, except by mutual consent of the tion, the committee wants to cre- round consists of play-in competi- turing of the Association have opposing coaches. ate an award to honor the all- tion). been more clearly defined. Former UCLA standout elected to Basketball Hall of Fame and 20 years in the NRA with amazing self-control,” Wooden is now an assistant coach at Old Former women’s stars Miller, Donovan Milwaukee and Los Angeles, he said he found some lessons. Dominion. dominated Ihe game as few men join Abdul-Jabbar; four others also elected “I learned more from Lewis, as Miller, also a member of the have. I called him then, than from any 1984 Olympic ream, led the Uni- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the NBA’s Donovan, former Soviet coach His high-school teams lost six other one player I ever had,” versity of Southern California to all-time leading scorer and a mem- Aleksandr Gomelsky, former Na- games. His college teams were Wooden said. “I am not talking NCAA championships in 1983 and ber of nine championship teams tional Basketball Association off& defeated only twice. Yet he was about basketball now, but about I984 and ranks second only to in college and in the pros, has cial Earl Strom, and Minneapolis ridiculed because of his height. man’s inhumanity to man.” Hall of Fame member Carol Blaze- been voted into the Basketball Hall Lakers forward Vern Mikkelsen “He was subjected to things that, jowski in career scoring. She is now of Fame. and coach John Kundla. Donovan, a 6-8 center, led Old had it been me, I would have real- head women’s coach at the Uni- Joining Abdul-Jabbar, a 1994 From the time Abdul-Jabbar, Dominion University to the Asso- ly flared up,” former UCLA coach versity of Southern California. NCAA Silver Anniversary Award then known as Lew Alcindor, ciation of Intercollegiate Athletics John Wooden told The Associated honoree who played at the Uni- stepped onto the Power Memorial for Women national champi- Gomelsky, whose 1988 team won Press. “But he didn’t.” versity of California, Los Angeles, High School court in New York onship in 1980 and helped boost the Olympic gold medal, was nom- are women’s Olympic and college City in 1961, through his three And in the tall young man’s the U.S. women’s Olympic team to inated by the International Com- stars Cheryl Miller and Anne NCAA championships at UCLA “intelligence, unselfishness and gold medals in 1984 and 1988. She mittee. February 15, 1995 The NCAA News Page 7 Annual NYSP workshop attracts 275 to Florida Brenda L. Edmond, chair of the NCAA Nutionul Youth Sports Program Committee, presents the Siluio 0. Conte Award of Excellence jar 1994 program implementation to Richard Burtsch (left), project administrator at the University of Arizona, and Larry Williams, activity director at Arizona. The NYSP theme, “The Right Start, ” received a literal translation us atter1dee.s kicked off the national workshop with a fun run/fitness walk. More than 160 atttn &es and family members participated in th first-time event. Gina Puncheco, 13, an NYSPpurticipunt ut Bronx Community College, was winner of th 1994 iVYSP National T-shirt Design Contest. Pan&co’s winning design (pictured in the photo at right) will be feutured on ‘l3hiti.s at 172 colleges and universities ucross the nation this summer. RQh Boston (clboue) oj the President 5 Coumil on Physicul Fitness and [email protected] commends NYSPji,r helping more than 65,000 youths annuc~lly to improve their physical jitnrrss and understund the benejits of estc~blish- ing a heulthy lifestyle. Don DeFabio (photo ut .!A~$),s&es r-e/n-e.sentativr for Cbmpion Prnduct.s, Inc., presents Brenda I,. Edmond, chair oj’tke Nationul Youth Sports ProgrcJm Committee, u $4,292.34 donation to the NYSP Fund. Photos by Rilku Hulkkonen, Disney Photographic Services Page 8 The NCAA News February 15, 1995 Eligibility clearinghouse receiving registrations n Learnrci that rhr rlcaringhouse will provide repons to high sc ho& ttircc or four times a year. earlier than in 1994 Thr reports will include information about the rlcaringhousr and any changes in procedures, in ‘Ihe N( j2A Inirial-Eligibility Ck-ar- tation of the NC&4 Initial-Eligibility order to help high schools fulfill their responsi- H Kequestrci $3,000 for (omputcr programming illghouse h;Ls more than three times Clearinghouse during irs February bilities in the rcrtification process. .l‘he clearing- that would providr NCAA institutions with access as many records in its database this 5-7 meeting in Clearwater, Florida. house also will provide listings of prospects who to the clearinghouse’s database of 48-H forms year for highschoolers who will Committee members werr have registered with the clearinghouse and reports obtained from United States high schools. The ~~iduatr in I!#!)5 as it did at this time pleased by rhe large numhcr- of stu- on rertifiralion status to the prospects’ high committee submitted the rcqucst to the NCAA a year ago for 1994 graduates, cirnts that already has registcrcd srh0cls. Adtninistrative <:ommittee, which would consider according to a repoit by the rlear- this year. They expressed some n Askrd the NCAA Academic Kequiretnents and the request on behalf of the NCAA Executive inghouse stall: concern, however, over the rela- Recruiting Committees to review legislarion requir- Committee. Access to the databasr could assist As of February 1, the clearing- tively small number of instilution- ing the certification of prospc~ IS for expense-paid institutions in preliminary evaluation of prospecti. house had obtained records for al request lists (IKLs) submitted so recruiting visits before an early signing period. In a related action, the commirtee announced more than 88,000 high-schoolcrs far by N(:AA institutions to the Specifically, those rommittres are being asked to that the clearinghouse will offer institutions the scheduled to graduate this year. A clearinghouse. consider recommending to the NCAA Council option of receiving weekly status reports by mail year ago at rhr same time, the clear- Institutions use IRIS to provide elimination of the requirements for an official vis- or fax as well as by computer modem. Previously, inghousr had approximately 27,500 to the clearinghousr names of it before the early signing period in a sport that institutions wcrc required to choose either to rrcords for members of the class of prospective student-athletes who has an early signing date (NCAA Bylaw 1X7.2.4). receive a hard copy or obtain the report via corn-- 1994. actively are being recruited. n Asked the NCAA public information staff to The number of records collect- As of~Fehruary I, institutions had purer. Institutions will receive a mailing in early March offering the opporfunity to select both monitor and rrspond to news reports containing ed by the clearinghouse this year submitted IKLs listing apprcxi- incorrect infonnarion about the clearinghouse or mately 19,000 names of prospects options. already nearly equals the total re- questioning its purpose. The c.omrnittcc also asked in the class of’ 1995. However, n Learned that the clearinghouse has hired a reived f‘or 1994, when thr clcar- the staff to notify ronferenc c offices of the avail- approximately 57,000 students who consultant to evaluatr its telephone system. The inghousr tollectcd 90,600 records. ability of public service announccmcnts about the The clraringhouse subsequently have rcgistrred so far this year with committee asked the clearinghouse to consider clearinghouse fcjr- possiblr use during broadcasts rendered linal certifications for the clearinghouse have not yet increasing the number of telephone operators dur- of athletics events, and rccornmended the devel- mt-mbcr institutions for approxi- been listed on IKLs submitted by ing the period frcm August 15 to Scptcmher 15 and opment of a news rclcasc to explain in an easily mately 68,000 students. institutions. also to consider expanding the operators’ hours undrrstandablc manner the Association’s ruiTcnt So far this year, thr clraring- As a result, the committee is seek- of availability during that period. irliti;il-eligibility requirements. house has rcndercd preliminary ing assistance from tonf’ercnrcs in n Learned that the clearinghouse will rstablish n Advised the national office staff to commu- certifications for more 1ban 58,000 encouraging institutions to submit a conference cc)ntiirt program modclcd after con- nicate regularly with thr National Federation of students. IKLs to the clearinghouse as early tact procatns hascd in the NCAA national office. as possible. Each institution also is Thr rleat-itighousc will mail letters to conference State High School Associations regarding NCAA Committee received data being asked to rcmovc from its IRL off&s in mid-March requesting that each con- legislation that directly affects high-school students Kegistration dala fbr the class of as frequently as possible the names ference designate a staff mcmbcr to SCI-VC as the (including initial-eligibility and clearinghouse-reg- t 995 wcrc rcponcd to the Special of prospecrs who no longer arc contact prrson for the clearinghouse. istration requirrments). Committee to Oversee Implemen- being rccruitrd. Research Committee looks ~~ at gender-eauitv matters , d In other action;, ut its Fcbmary 3-4 nwetzrq LTLSun the repon will br published evcly two yrars, instead ~ L&go, the &search Committee: of every four. Crnder-equity discussions dam- Committee on Women’s Athletics inated the NCAA Kesearch Com- for its review. 1 Discussed the planned “recentering” of scor- n Discussed the resolution adopted by the mem- mitter’s February 3-4 meeting in San ing for the Scholastic Aptitudr Test (SAT) by the bership at the 1!#95 NCAA (Convention dirt-cting the The committee also discussed Diego. Educational Testing Service and the effect the romrnittcc to assist in planning a study of effects of The committee discussed the de- new FeticraJ Icgislation that rcquircs change will have on NCAA initial-eligibility regu- rerent rrform Iegislation on studcnt~;ithlctcs. The vclopmrnt of a survey to determine schools to gather gender-equity lations. The rommittce forwarded its ideas regard- resolution resulted from a recornmer~dati(~n of the the athletics-p;inicip;ition intcrcsts information for the Federal gov- ing the maucr to the NCAA Academic Kequirementq NCAA Special Committee to Keview Student-Athlete of‘c ollcgiatr men and wonlen. Rc- rrnmrnr. Thr committee rccom- Committee. Welfarr, Access and Equity. The Rcscarch Commit- quests for research proposals to rncnded that any such information n Authorized the continuation of the Study of tee discussed incorporating such rcscarch into a dctcrmine why some women are compiled for the government also Kevrnurs and Expenses of Intercollegiate Athletics study of the National Letter of Intent rhat rurrent- intereslrd in sports and others arc should br provided to the NCAA Programs, but rcviscd the research schedule so that ly is underway. not wcrc forwarded to the NCAA for analysis. Men’s lacrosse committee to Atlantic 10 Conference adds three schools pick 25th anniversary team The Atlantic t 0 Conference that the University of Massa- tions. increased its membership to I2 chusetts, Amherst, and Temple mrginia Trrh and Dayton were ‘I‘he NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Com- that each individual elected to the schools with the addition Fcbru- University would consider leav- both affected by the recent mcrg- mittee will select a Silver Anniver- team will be notified in mid-April. ary 9 of Virginia Polytechnic ing. er of some members of the sary Team in conjunction with fes- The anniversary team will be Institute, the University of Dayton Instead, the Atlantic IO added Metropolitan Collegiate Athletic tivities surrounding the 25th announced to the general public and 1.a Saltr LJniversity. five schools. Conference with some schools anniversary of the Division I Men’s during the week of the champi- Those schools join previously “Thcrc wcrc always options for from the Great Midwest Confer- Lacrosse Championship. onship, and will be honored during announced newcomers Fordham us,” Rruno said. “The first see- ence. The NCM will celebrate the the Division 1 championship ban- University and Xavier University nario was ‘don’t do anything,’ and “It came down to what was best championship’s silver anniversary quet May 26 and at half time of the (Ohio) in a Ieaguc that bcromcs we had said all along we weren’t championship game May 29. for Virginia Tech for all sports, this year at the University of Mary- a solid basketball conference in a rush unless the right schools Another record crowd is expcct- but particularly men’s and wom- land, Collcgc Park, May 27-29. rearhing a number of major tele- wcrc available. At no time did WC Ovrmll, 69 playcrj (18 attackmen, ed for the championship in Byrd vision markets. en’s basketball, and this was best get locked into a set number. WC Stadium. Spectator should note that for us,” athletics director David ‘I‘. 22 midfielders, t 9 defenscrncn and ‘Our athletics directors identi- were worried about quality, riot 10 goalkeepers) have bren nomi- due to a construction project, the fied these three institutions as quantity. We got the best of both Braine said of choosing the Atlantic II). “We already have a nated for the anniversary team by stadium seating capacity has been what WC are and where we want worlds now with a number that’s current and past head coaches. reduced to 33,000 for the I!)95 to bc as WC head into the future,” workable and we filled out our Northcast identity and with our student breakdown it aI1 lent itself Twenty-one players will compose championship; thcrcforc, early pur- Atlantic IO Commissioner Linda confercncc with quality pro- chase of tickets is urged. to the Atlantic~lO being a better the team. Ilruno told l‘he Associateci Press. gT;lll-iS.” fit.” Ballots havr been forwarded to The Division III Men’s Lacrosse “WC arc cxcitccl and we will gel Druno said the league will be all current Division I men’s lacrosse (:harripioliship game also will bc mucl1 bcttcr.” 1.a Salle, in its third season as split into two divisions and keep COaChCS, IhOW (‘OiiCtlCS WI10 tldVC played at Byrd Stadium May 28. Wt.st Virginia IJnivrrsily anti its c iirretil name, drspitr thr ciis- a tnrtnbrr of Ihe Midwcstrrn participated in past ctiairll)ioiishil)s, Spcc ial travel packages, including Ru~g~‘rs ITllivt.rsity, Nrw Rruns- Collcgiatc Conference, joins a crcpancy in numbers. iilld cn1lc1ll and former members tickets, are available through N J tributed in March. It is anticipated office; telephone 800/462-8377. February 15, 1995 The NCAA News Page 9 n Division I men’s basketball leaders SCORING REBOUNDING CL G TFG 3FG FT PTS AVG CL NO AVG 1 Kurt Thomas. Texas Chrrsllan sr 20 205 3 153 568 28.4 I Malrk Rose Drew Jr 2; 791 139 2. Tim Roberts, SouIhern-a R or 20 188 RR 99 563 28 1 2 Kurt Ihomas. Texas Chrrslran sr 20 274 137 3 Frankre Krng, Western Cam Sr 21 186 3X 140 550 26 2 3 Gary Trent. Oho ..” ” Jr 23 302 13 1 4 Sherell Ford III ~Chrcaoo Sr 21 208 29 103 548 26 1 4 Kareern Carperder, Fasten1 Mrr,h Sr 18 21J 128 5 Kareem Townes, La S&e Sr 22 189 86 92 556 25 3 5 Dan Callahan, Northeastern sr 21 2hB 128 6 Kenny Sykes, Grambling Sr 21 191 6/ 80 529 252 6 TUI~IIAwmbr Boston II so 23 28R 17s 7 Sham Respert. Mrchrgan St sr 20 157 7h ll? !,02 2s 1 7 T~m’Dunc& Wake Forest SO 70 749 124 8. Rob Feaster, Holy Cross :r 22 iao 48 141 549 250 a Adonal roylo. Colgate 23 28.5 124 9 Mark Luekmo Armv Jr 22 164 76 139 543 247 23 211 120 10 Ohs Jones, i; For& Sr 72 171 61 134 53/ 244 10 J,wnn Rowan Stephen F Austrn 2 21 I 11 4 11 Shannon Smrth Wis ~Milwaukee Jr 21 154 40 160 508 24 7 11 Regqre Jackson, Nrcholls St Sl :; 751 II 4 12 Joe Grdirn, LIIJ-Brooklyn Sr 21 189 n 119 505 240 12 Harry Harrrson, Idaho 20 223 11 1 13 Alan Henderson, lndrana Sr 23 710 2 121 543 236 13. Ace Cust~s, Vrrprnra Tech 2 23 2!>3 11 0 14 Scon Dr~peau, New Harnpshrre sr 21 180 17 118 49s 236 14 Carlrn Warley. ;t Joseph’s [Pa ) sr 22 240 109 IS Garv Trent Ohm Jr 23 207 6 119 539 234 15. Krrk Srrrth, Weber St Sr 21 228 109 16 Rydn Manor. Oklahoma Jr 23 IRA 41 104 521 229 16 Wrllre Frsher. Jackronvrlle Sr 21 776 IOR 17 Bryant Reeves, Oklahoma St Sr 23 189 0 147 525 228 16 Lrrc Franson. Utah St Jr 21 226 108 18 Tucker Neale, Colgate Sr 23 166 66 123 521 22 / 18 Owsyrre WhIrheld, Jackson St sr 25 26/ 10 I Awojobi clzrpl?l1ter Cl OJJ 19 Honmc Henderson. LSU so 20 155 50 92 452 72 6 19 Chrrs Nurse, Delaware St SO 20 212 10G 20 Peley Sersorns. Old Dommmn Sr 25 167 76 154 564 226 20 stwo Payne, Ball St Sr 19’1 111b 21 LOUISRowe. James Mad&on Sr 20 179 23 69 450 22 !, 20 R,&xd Gnfflth. Wisconsin so 1: 190 lflfi (Through February 13) 22 Reggie Jackson. Nicholls St sr 22 190 0 110 490 723 23 Marcus Brown, Murray St Jr 23 166 34 146 512 223 FItLO-GOAL PERCEITACE INDIVIDUAL 24 Joe Wrlbert. Texas ABM Sr 24 202 4 126 534 22 3 (Mm $ FG Made Per Game) G FG FGA PC1 No. Player Team, Opponent Dak 24 Gerard Krng, Nicholls St sr 20 175 0 95 445 27 3 1 Sham Klrnc-Rumrnskr. Bowlrrrg Green sr 20 143 210 6% 1 Points 56 Tim Roberts, Southern-B R vs. Faith Ba tist Dec. 12 26 Michael Frnley, W~scans~n Sr 19 133 50 104 420 22 1 2 t&heed Wallace, Nonh Cam So 21 lb6 247 fi7 7 27 Aundrs Branch Baylor Sr 22 169 84 64 486 22 I 3 Georqe Sparn. Davrdson Sr 72 118 178 66 3 52 Kareem Townes, Lo Salle vs. Loyola (II P.) Feb. 4 28 Tom Klernschmrdt &Paul Sr 20 149 46 95 439 22 0 4 Floyd Mdlor. Bowling Green sr 20 106 lb3 650 50 Kenny Sykes, Grombling vs. Southern-B.R. Jon a 29 Damon Stoudamlre, Anzona Sr 23 163 83 93 502 21 8 5. Mark Hendnckson Washmqton St 112 176 63 6 30 KerryBlackshear,Stetson ,, Jr 72 IRO 38 82 480 21 8 6 Chuckle Robmnon. East Care 145 232 62 5 Rebounds 30 Tunji Awoiobi, Boston U. vs. Mome Feb. 11 31 Ksks Hrcks. Coastal Care sr 22 150 77 lnfi 478 PI 7 6 Vrtaly Potapenko. Wright St 150 210 62 5 32 Man Alasa, New Hampshrre Jr 21 146 6i loi 455 21 7 8 Tim Duncan. Wake Fores1 126 203 62 1 27 Kareem Carpenter, Eastern Mrch. vs. Western Mich. Feb. 8 33. Kerth Van Horn. Utah So 24 185 46 102 519 21.6 9 Reggae Townsend. St Joseph’s (Pa ) 141 729 61 6 26 Kareem Carpenter, Eastern Mich. vs Central Mich. Jan. 14 j4 Chris Carr. Southern 111. Jr 23 177 23 111 488 212 10 Bryant Reeves. Oklahoma St Sr 23 189 308 61 4 35 Antome Gillespre, UTEP sr 21 133 55 124 445 21 2 11 Wes Cooper. Navy 127 201 hi 4 Assists 20 Ray Washington, Nicholls St. vs. McNeese St. Jon 28 36 Ray Allen, Connectrcut so 19 149 50 402 21 2 12. Eric Franson, IJtah St 160 2.67 fil 1 13 Terrance Wr#td. Morgan St 120 197 60 9 Dee 3 37 Terrence Rencher, Texas ..sr 20 150 2”: 99 422 21 1 18 Randy Livin#. ston.! LSLJ vs. George Mason 38 Danya Abrams. Boston College. so 20 150 0 121 421 21 0 14 Dwayne Whr rcld. Jacksort St 189 311 60 8 17 Raimonds rglmreks, UC Irvine vs. Nevada-Las Vegas Feb. 2 39 Kerrv Kitties VIllanova Jr 22 176 5a 52 462 21 0 15 Lorenro Colerwrr, Tennessee Tech’ 125 206 60 7 39. Rod&k Anderson, Texas Sr 20 136 93 420 21 0 13 Keith Gloss, Central Conn St vs St. Francis (PO.) Dec. 21 39 Eddre aenton, Vermont Jr 70 126 4”: 128 420 210 FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE (Mm 2 5 Made Por Game) CL G FT FIA PC1 B’%!t: 1 1 Three tied. ASSISTS 1 Josh Kahn, N C -Ashevrlle 22 67 97 5 G NO AVG 2 Greg Rrbb, Tennessee Tech ;: i:, 93 92 5 Steals 11 Tyus Edney, UCLA vs George Mason Dec. 22 22 218 99 3 Mark Krnnarrd, Morehead St Jr 5 93 102 91 2 10 Brandon Born, Tenn Chatt. vs. S.C.-Aiken Nov 26 : ~~gY~~~S.nl% E 151 94 4 Mrchael Heary Navy Fr 22 Bh ‘JO 7 3 Cum McCants.George Mason :; 702 92 5 Kasey Flicker, Portland :: 21 :i 59 89 8 10 Mario Miller, Bethune-Cookman vs. Warner Southern E;:. z 4 Hassan Sanders, Southern-B R Jr ia 149 5 Sean Fl.mnery, San Drego 21 53 59 R9 R 10 Tick Rogers, Louisville vs. Western Care. 5 Ralmonds Mrglrnreks. UC lrvme Jr 20 lb4 E 5. Kerrh Corneti. Texas~Arlrnqton Jr 20 53 59 a9 n 6 Jacque Vaughn. Kansas so 21 16fr 79 n Greg Barr. lona Jr 17 52 se 8’4 / 3-Pt. FG 12 Mitch Ta lor, Southern-B.R. vs La Christian Dec. 7 7 Anthony Foster, Swth Ala Sr 22 171 7R ‘J Bobby Pr,nce V,r~n,.r M;l\t.rry 2n /I 86 x9 5 8 Damon Stoudamrre. Anzona Sl 23 114 7h IO arad Snyder, Northern Arlz ,i 70 50 56 ns 3 10 Keke Hit 1 s, Coastal Coro vs Georgia Tech Nov. 28 9 Ray Washrngton. Nrcholls S! sr 1% 75 11 Lance Barker. Valpdralsu sr 20 h4 89 1 10 Keith Carmichael, Coppin St vs Kansas Dee 5 10 Errc Snow. Mrchrgcm Sl Sr Gl 148 74 12 Albcfi Karnes Nutyer< Jr 19 2: 72 RR 9 10 Byron Coost, Florrdo A&M vs. BethuneCookman Feb 4 11 Edlharl O’Bryant, Nevada Sl 21 153 13 13. Scott Harlrell, NC -Green:born Jr 22 78 RR RR G 12 Andre Owens. Oklahoma St Jr 23 16b ’ 14 Marcus Brown, Murray St Jr 23 146 165 aii 5 15 Arlando Johnwn. Eastern Ky. Jan. 7 13 Donmrnrc tllrson. Washrnglon St so 17 177 :: Sr 23 106 120 %%‘ i Free Throws 21 Steve Nash, Santa Clara vs. S-1.Mary ’s (Cal ) 14 Oomrnrrck Young, Fresno St so 21 149 19 Malik Rose, Drexel vs. Hofstra Feb 5 15 Trm Horton. Tennessee St sr 22 l!,:, :; B-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE PER GAME CL 6 NO AVG TEAM BLOCKED SHOTS 1 Trm Robertr. Southern~a H Jr 70 RR No. Team, Opponent Date CL G NO AVG 2 Mrtch Taylor. SouthcrwB R Jr :z 1 Kerlh Clorr, Central Corm St Fr 19 106 56 3 Rwdy Ftutheflord, Oklahoma St” Sr :i t:, 42 Points 156 South Ala. vs Prairie View Dec. 2 7 Theo Rathli Wyomrng sr 22 118 $4 4 Kareem Townes. La Salle sr ;i 39 3 Adonal Fayle, Colgdte fr 23 Ill 5 Aundrc Branrh Baylor Sr ;s 3X 3-Pt. FG ‘28 Troy St. vs George Mason Dec. 10 4 Lorenro Coleman. Tennessee Tech SO 104 :; 6 Nay Casttllo, Crtadel so 70 76 3a 5 Pascal Fleury Md ~Balt County 3 E 96 44 6 Shawn Hespert Mrchrgarr St sr 20 Dec. 6 6 Trm Ouncan. Wake Forest SO 70 8 Lrwn ClagrJctt, Sl 1OUlS Sr 21 : 3837 FG Pet. 74.6 (4459) New Mexico vs. Eastern N. Mex. 7 Charles Claxton, Geargra SV 20 8685 :“3 9 I arelle Durden. Cmcmnatr sr 74 a7 36 ‘Division I record. 8 Marro Bennett, Anzona St 82 36 10 Marlon Anderson. Texas-San Antonlo Jr 21 76 36 9 Brran Gilpm DaRmoulh s?,’ ?I 11 Damon Stouddmrre, Awona sr 23 83 36 10 Kelvrn Robmson. Bufialo .Sr 21 69 i: 12. Adam .Jacobcen, Pacrtrc (Cal ) so 20 71 35 76 35 11 Jermam Parker. N C -Charlolts Sr 21 :i 33 13 MarkLuekrn Army J’ 12 Marcus Camby, Massachusens SO 56 33 14 Kerth Carmrc9; acl. Copprn St. Sr ;; 13 Peter Aluma. Lrbeny SO :: 15 Brandt Schuckrndrr, Cornell Jr 20 ;: 3.433 14 Greg Osrenag. Kansas Sr :: 32 15 Corey LOUIS.FlondaSt Fr ::, 63 32 I-POINT FIELD-GOAL PyLCENTAGE (Mm 1 5 Made Per Game) G FG FGA PCT STEALS 1 Dants Calabrra, North Cam CL G NO AVG 2 Scan Kegler, Pennsylvanra SJ: :8” 4”: R’; 5455.1 7 1 Roderlck Anderson, Texas Sr 20 711 35 3 Br,an Jar.ksm~, Evanwllr Jr 21 36 67 53 7 Fty$&$;;y 121 7 Nate Langley, George Mason SO 71 12 34 4 Dlon Lxo:s. Stanford Jr 20 57 1 II? ‘57 3 2 Greg Black. Ten.-PJII Arnencan 21 72 34 5 Odrvn Horn Western Ky Sr 20 35 6.4 51 5 4. Shandue MrNerll, St aonaventure sso’ 24 6 Chrrs Westlake. WIS Grew Bay 9 21 55 101 51 4 No. Pla r Team, Opponent Dak 5 Allen Iverson. Georoetown Fr 19 8 3437 151 50 3 Points 53 Ric r Barry, Quinnipioc vs. Southern Corm. St. Dec. 8 6 Andre Humphrey. viestern III sr 18 $6 31 78 JrmShawn Socreldrskr, Hesperl. MrchrganSrena St Srtr :; 3976 18 500 51 Rick Barry, Quinnipioc vs. Bentley Feb 1 7 Clmt McDanrel, Arkansas Sr 22 9 Rob Wooster, St Francrs (Pa ) 21 51 117 48 7 7 Errck Strrckland. Nebraska Jr 22 i: 31 128 48.4 9 Ray Washmgton. Nrcholls Sf. Sr 21 63 30 1011 JonSea ? mloch.Thurman.Arkansas GunLag ::Jr 22 2 95 48 4 Rebounds 28 Garth Joseph, St. ROW VS. Pace Feb. 8 10 Rrck Brunsoi, Temple 12 Cuonro Maw Purdue s”,’ 22 58 120 48 3 11 lyus Edney, UCLA 1; :i 29 13 Joel Burns, Western Mrch 70 40 83 4% 2 Assists 21 Candice Pickens, Calif. (Pa.) vs. Slippery Rock Feb. B 20 Brent Schremo,. SlipoerV , Rock vs. Cohf. (PO ) Feb. 8 Blocked 10 Lawrence Williams, San Fran. St. vs. Humboldt St Feb. 4 n Team leaders Through February 13 Shots 10 Corey Johnson, Pace vs. LIUC. W. Post Jan. la 10 Corey Johnson, Pace vs. New York Tech Jan. 7 10 Vonzell McGrew, MO. Western St. vs. Rockhurst Nov. 19 SCORING OFFENSE FIELO-COAL PERCEN;;GE 3-POINT FlELD GOALS MADE PER GAME G W-L PTS AVG FGA PC1 G N” AVG 10 Brad Borron, Morningside vs. Grond View Nov. la 1. Southern~B R 20 11.9 1919 95.9 1 Oklahoma St .65; 1261 52 0 1lroySt 20 21a iu 9 2 Tsxas Chrrrhan 21 14-7 2008 95 6 2 Bowling Green 574 ii08 51 a 2. Samford 23 231 to.3 Steols 11 Lomont Jones, Bridgeport vs. Bryant Jan. 5 3 Texas 20 15~5 la83 94.2 3 Maryland 727 1404 51 8 3 Vermont 21 704 97 4 Troy St 20 8~12 la77 93 a 4 North Cam 678 1314 51 6 4 St LOUIS 21 202 96 5 Washington St. 572 1111 51 5 5 Vrryrrw Mrldary 20 191 9.6 3-Pt. FG 12 Domien Blair, West Chester vs. Cheyney Feb. 11 5 George Mason’ 22 6~16 2012 91 5 6. Stephen F Austm 19 9-10 1724 90 7 6 Mrchi an St 600 iiao 50 n 6 Southern a R 20 I,49 7 Arkansas 24 225 ;: 12 Brent Kincaid, Calif. (PO.) vs. Slippery Rock Feb. 8 I. Maryland 23 19~4 2068 89 9 7 Utah. ! t 602 1184 50 8 8 Nrchalls St. 22 17-5 1976 89.8 a Montana :t 119 1471 50 G 8 Baylor 206 94 12 Rick Barry, Quinnipiac vs. Bentley Feb 1 704 93 9 Arkansas 24 19-5 2142 89.3 9 UCLA 584 liia 50 4 9 Marshall 10 Stephen I Austrn 19 174 10 North Cam 21 19~2 1861 aa 6 IO Gonragd 568 1147 49 5 1437 49 5 2 rJ0 ;: Free Throws 2 1 Brett Beeson, Moorheod St. vs Southwest St. Feb. 1 11 Oregon 19 14-5 1673 a0 i 11 Arrzana 109 12 tvansvlllc 565 1143 49 4 1112 SouthernLd Sdllr: Utah ;: 189 12 South Ala : .: 22 9~13 1925 a7 5 t 3 Manhattan 612 1240 49 4 13 Oregon 19 17u ii 12 Texas Tech 2n 13-7 1750 a7 5 TEAM 14 Nebraska 692 I 406 49 2 14 Morehrad St 22 194 a8 14 Murray St : 73 15-a 2007 a7 3 No. Team, Opponent Dak 15 Kansas 634 I 289 49 2 15 Texas 20 171 86 16 Virgirw Tech 665 1358 49.0 16 Kentucky : 20 169 84 Points 155 West Tex. A&M vs. Nahonol Christian Nov. 18 SCORlNG OEFENSE 17. VIllanova 630 1207 49 0 1 r Penn,ylvanla 151 R4 G W-L PTS AVG IX James Madrson 559 1147 4R 9 1R Amencan :i I84 R4 3-Pt. FG 2 1 Quincy vs. Grand Valley St. Feb. 6 1 Temple 12-7 1112 58 5 19 Western Ky 604 1234 48 9 Ia VIII~~OV~ 77 184 2 PrInceton 1n-9 1130 59 5 20 lowaS 671 1378 48 7 20 lenn Ch,dt 72 la3 ::: 3 WIS -Green aav 15-6 12G7 60 3 FG Pet. 71.2 (37-52) West Flo. vs. Sovonnoh A&D Nov. 29 4. Clemson 20 13~7 1225 61 3 FlELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE 3-POlNT FIELD-GOAL PERI:ENTAGE 5 Southwest MO St 20 14.6 1231 61 5 FG FGA PCT iMrt 3 0 made per game) G FG FGA PCT 6 Youngslown SI 20 14-6 1236 61 8 1 Alabama so0 1366 36 6 1 Southern Utah 71 ia9 43s 434 7 Manhattan 22 20-Z 1364 b2 0 2 Kans*; 523 1405 3/2 2 Nunh Care 21 lb4 381 43 0 a Evanwlle P1 14-7 1304 62 1 3 Marquette 451 1274 37 3 3 Arkansas 24 ns 533 42 2 9 Charleston (SC’). 24 19-5 1496 62 3 4 M~ss~ss~pprSt 46n 1231 37 4 4 Evansvrlle 21 133 31 b 42 1 IO WakeForest 70 15-5 1247 62 3 5 M:u,h.~tt,m 472 126rJ 37 s 5 Mrr:h,rJan St 20 104 748 41 9 11 Alabama 17-5 1377 62 6 6 Syrawse !,09 137R 38 3 6 Ohro St 21 177 303 41 Y 12 Mram! (Ohm) 16-4 1269 63 5 7 Temple 390 1016 38 4 7 Oregon 19 170 4U6 II 9 (Throu h February 5) 8 W.lke Fore‘,t 460 1195 38 5 8 Awona 23 lan 436 41 3 I r3 DIVIDUAL SCORlNt MARGIN 9 Vlrgllll” 522 1353 ?A rl 9 Montana 77 147 359 40 9 Dak OFF IIEF MAR 10 Charleston (SC ) 517 1339 38 6 10 low St 24 1;: y; 40 b 1 Kentucky a6 6 66 9 197 11 Memphrr 593 1533 38 1 II WIG -Green Bay 21 40 6 Points % %~D~~%~8?~~! vs. Simpson Nov. 19 2 Maryland a9 9 72 4 115 12 Wlclllta 51 440 1133 38 x 12 St LouIs 71 202 500 40 4 3 Massachusetts 86 1 69 2 16.9 13 Kentucky 441 1132 39 0 13 Vlllanov~~ 22 184 457 40 3 Rebounds 26 Scott Suhr, Milwaukee Enqr vs. Robert Morris Dee 9 4 Connocllcul 86 3 69 7 167 14 N C -Wilnnrrgtorr 480 1231 39 u 14 St Francrs (Pa ) 21 140 350 40 n 5 Manhattan 77 1 62 0 151 IS Penn St 483 12.34 39 1 15 Uuckncll 23 110 276 39 9 6 St LOUIS 78 3 63 5 149 16 Evanwlle 477 1703 39 2 16. Stanford 20 95 234 39 r 16 Andre Bolton, Chris. Newport vs Shenandoah Feb 4 73/ 597 39 7 Assists 7 Evansvlllc .’ 76 R 62 1 14 i 17 Ark -Lrttle Rock 511 1292 39 b 17 Samford .23 In Purrlur: 22 127 320 39 7 a ~ennsywanra R3 7 69 6 14 1 18 Flonda 447 112x 34 h 19 Drexel 4R5 1272 Blocked #15 lro Nrcholson, Mt. St. Vincent vs. Stevens Tech Jan. 27 9 Oklahoma St 81 3 67 3 139 39 7 20 N C ~Grccn\boro 528 1326 39 n REBOUND MARGIN Shots #15 Roy Woods, Fontbonne vs MacMurray Jon. 26 IO Montana St 85.7 71 9 139 “FF 111 DkF MAH II Kansas 85.1 71 4 138 Nov 27 FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE 1 Navy 41 2 29 9 11 3 #15 Ira Nicholson, MI. St Vincent vs Stevens Tech a9 a 76 1 137 - 12 Nrchollr St Fi FTQ PC1 7 IltahSt 410 30 1 IOR 13 Xawer (Ohlo) a4 5 70.9 1.3 6 1 Brrglrdrn Yo~mg 5bi 632‘- 19 .! 3 Mrssr;srppr V.tI 48 2 38 3 99 11 Scott Clarke, Utica vs. Southern Vt Dee 4 14 UCLA. a7 2 74 1 131 Steals 7 Murray St 411 !>38 77 5 4 IJIJII 39 a 3rJ I! 98 3 Towon St 304 396 76 0 5 Texas Tech 44 h 3s 0 95 3-Pt FG #14 Steve Diekmonn, Grinnell vs. Simpson Nov. 19 WON-LOST PERCENTAGE 4 Samtord 385 504 7b 4 6 Butler 41 7 32 3 94 W-I PC1 5 Morel,e.,d St 357 469 /fJ 1 r Wcber 51 40 3 31 1 92 1 Connecticut 19-I 950 37 ri an Free Throws 18 Neil Magenheim, Curry vs. Roger Williams Jon. 14 6 Wake Forest 308 408 7s 5 R Clnrunnatl 40 1 2 Manhattan 20~2 409 7 Marshall 400 530 75 5 9 Massachu;ctts 44 6 36 6 a0 18 Jonathan Coffmon, Wash 8, Lee vs. Mary Wash. Jon 9 3 NorthC:wo 192 90!> a ~cxai Chrl:tt,lrr 460 613 75 u 111 Mich1g.w SI 38 3 30 4 4 Massachlrxtl’; 1 a~2 900 9 l”W St 457 bl 1 I4 x 11 AI;, ~B,rrr,,nr~ham 43 7 36 2 :: 5 IICLA ,, 16-7 889 10 IJl n Division I women’s basketball leaders SCORING mruugh February 13) CL G TFG 3FG FI PTS AVG CL G INDIVIDUAL 1. Koko Lahanas, Cal S.1 Fullsrion Jr 20 236 0 71 543 27.1 1. Rene Doctor. copphICoppln SI.St. srSr 2:: 2 2. Kim Mays, Eastern Ky. ..Sr 22 193 31 171 588 267 2 Tsra Shsrrff Jackson St srS, :: 299 13.6 No. flayer, Team, Opponent bk 3 Aorta Maxwell. New Mexw St. Jr 20 200 1 125 526 26.3 3. Melissa Gower, Lon Beach St. Sr 21 280 133 Points 5 1 Carolyn Aldridge, Tennessee St. vs. Woke Forest Dec. 2 4 Latasha B aars. DePaul Jr 19 213 4 67 497 26.2 4. Oberon Pinarson. VJ estarnestern III.Ill. Sr 252 133 49 Cornelia Goyden, LSU vs. Jackson St. Feb. 9 5 Corn& 6 ayden, LSU Sr 22 197 90 65 569 25.9 5. Joskeen Garner,Garner. Norlhwestern St. Jr 1: 230 128 6 Karie Hlede. Duoussns Fr 20 201 22 60 484 24 2 6 Dana W nne. Seton Hall ..So 305 12 7 46 Cornella Gayden, LSU vs. South Caro. Jan. 14 7. Angela Aycock. icansas ..Sr 23 188 26 139 543 236 7 Niamh arc Va Commonwealth Sr ;: 8 Tera Sherrff. Jackson S1 Sr 22 190 0 134 514 23.4 6. DeShawnag l locker, East Term SI Sr 21 St: 1212.6 1 Rebounds 30 Kayone Honkins, New Orleans vs. Nicholls St. Nov. 26 tl Shannon Johnson, South Care 22 168 48 130 514 234 9 ScherrreScheme Jackson, Bethune-Cookman .-So 21 251 120 10. Gray Harris. Souchaasr MO. S1. :: 21 160 1 129 490 233 10 Allrson Feaster. Harvard Fr 19 225 ii.8 26 Mary Morning, Ala.-Birmingham vs. Miss. Valley Jan. 2 11 Patty Stoffey. Loyola (Md.) ‘..‘...... Sr 20 168 0 130 466 23.3 11. Eunrca Frsnch. Md -Balr CountvCounty Sr:: :i 236 11.6 26 Joskeen Garner, Northwestern St. vs. Tex-Arlington Jan. 5 12 Carol n Aldrrd e Tennessss S1 22 170 77 90 507 23.0 12 Mary Mornrng, Ala.-BrrmlnghamAla.-Brrmlnghar+ So z22 259 ii a 13. Amy Lumen &omrng 2: 20 147 24 142 460 230 13 Came Conman, Bradle .S( 220 11 6 14. DeShawne Blocker, East Tenn.&... ..‘... ..Sr 21 200 1 78 479 22.8 14. Ka one Hankins. New A rleans S(sr :7 243 11 6 Assists 16 Andreo Nog Florida Int’l vs. Campbell Feb. 9 15 Mslrssa Gower. Lon Beach S1 Sr 21 175 0 127 477 22.7 15. Mrdredr Washington,Washingron, SI. Peter’s So 21 241 11 5 16 Gretchen Ho r lifield, Woke Forest vs. Canisius Dec. 21 16 Penny Armstrong. IIP -Chrcago Sr 21 154 20 145 473 225 16 Ste harne Mrnor,Mrnof, Murray St. So 16 206 114 17 Sha Hopson, Grambling Sr 23 192 55 78 517 225 17 Jo :B vy Davrs. New Orleans .srS, 1:16 la3 11.4 16 Dayno Smith, Rhode lslond vs. Temple Jon. 23 16 Amy Sherry Kent Jr 20 172 33 72 449 22.5 16 An&laAngela Drake, Toledo SO 21 239 11.4 19 Kabe Smdt,r. Ohro St Jr 22 151 45 141 488 22.2 19. Denise Jones. Southwest Tex St Jr 250 114 Blocked 13 Shannon Spri gs, Tex-Arlington vs. Northeast La. Jan. 7 20 Tanya Kostrc. Ore on S1 19 150 0 112 412 21.7 20. Drna Jones, South Ala. Sr :: 229 109 Shots 12 Jessica Beck, ii. lder vs. St. Francis [Pa.) Feb. 4 21 Niesa Johnson, AabamaB i.: 23 164 61 107 496 21 6 21 MarhnaJerant. Brown .,. SC 19 206 10.8 22. Albena Branrova. Florida Inr’l...... Sr 23 212 11 55 490 21 3 23. Kim Colunlo, Slena Sr 21 191 4 58 444 21 I FIELD-COAL PERCENTAGE Steals # 14 Stephanie Wine, Marshall vs. Western Coro. Jan. 23 24 Tawana Jackson, St. John’s (N Y Jr 22 189 19 65 462 21.0 (Mln 5 FG Made Per Game) CL G FGA PCT 1 1 Seven tied. 24 Chrrs Cunningham, S1 Francrs ( d Y ) ;; 20 127 44 122 420 21.0 1. LaFreda Deckard. Nonh Texas Fr 1:9 171 67 3 26 Shut Tucksr. Middle Term S1 22 175 51 57 456 20.3 2 Alrsha Hrli, Howard ..Fr :: 147 225 65 3 27. Kalasx a ARis. Nonhaasrern Sr 20 173 2 56 404 202 3 Krrsti KrnnsKrnns, Drake sr 20 144 224 64.3 3-Pt. FG ’ 12 Cornelia Goyden, LSU vs. Jackson St. Feb. 9 28 Mimi Olson. Toledo ..So 21 144 50 82 420 20.0 4 Alisa Moors,Moore, N C -Grssnsboro 20 121 la9 64 0 1 1 Kotrino Robinson, Chicago St. vs. Troy St. Jan. 23 29 Grna Somma. Manhattan ..Jr 22 169 3 93 434 19.7 5. Kabyna Gaither. Notre Dame s”,’ s: 165 262 63 0 30 Robin Daniels, McNeese St Sr 20 153 0 88 394 197 6 Albena Branzova, Florrda Inl’l ..‘...... Sr :; 212 338 62 7 31. Keela Manhews. Memphis Jr 21 150 2 108 410 195 7 DeShawne Blocker.Blocbr. East Term S1 ;:21 200 321 62.3 Free Throws 17 Angela Aycock, Kansas vs. Southern Miss. Dee 29 32 Trna Thompson, Southern Cal 30 19 126 5 113 370 19.5 a. Lies1 Schultz. Butler 2 20 iia 190 62 1 16 Six tied. 33 Debbie Hemsry. Geo Washurgton Sr 21 168 21 51 408 194 9 Dana Johnson. Tennessee’ ...... Sr si 129 209 61 7 33 Cindy BlodgetI, Mains Fr 21 150 35 73 408 194 10 Myndes Larsen, Southern Utah ;; 137 223 61.4 33 Kayone Hankrns. New Orleans Sr 21 149 i 109 408 19.4 11. Chastity Melvin. NoRh Caro St :: z: 140 228 61 4 36 Am Walker, lndrana S1 20 139 25 65 388 19 4 12 Tera Sherrff, Jackson St .-SC :;22 190 313 60 7 TEAM 37 An Bma Autrey. Ga. Southern :: 17 134 0 61 329 194 13 Jenny Olson, Crerghton S, 122 201 60.7 No. Team, Opponent bk 38 Cathy Robmoon. Florrda ALM Jr 23 183 0 78 444 19.3 14. ScherrleScherrie Jackson, Berhune-Cookman So :: 127 210 60 5 Points 129 Grombling vs. LeMoyneOwen Dec. 6 39 Chrrssy Kelly. Charisston So Jr 20 122 3 139 386 193 15. Lataoha Byears, DePaul .Jr 19 213 354 60 2 ASSISTS FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE 3-Pt FG l 18 Middle Tenn St vs Tenn Chat+ Feb. 5 CL AVG (Mm 2 5 Made Per Game) CL G PC1 1 Andrea Nag Florida Int’l Sr 4: 1 Leslie Pottrn er, Northern Ill :: 90.1 FG Pet. 69.6 (39-56) Lo Salle vs. Wis.-Milwaukee Feb. 2 2 Dayna Smd Ii Rhode Island .‘. Jr 207 z.: 2. Christy Smll R Arkansas :: s; a9 7 3 Trna Nrcholson Penn S1 Jr 174 79 3 Shelley Sheeh, Colorado Sr :i aa. #Ties Division I record. 4 Tabitha Truesdale. Texas Tech Sr la9 76 4 Heather Pratsr, Mrddle Term S1 :; 77 5. Trffan MaeIn, Gsorgra Tech So iai 7.5 5. Julia Krommsnhoek, Utah :: 88.5aa 3 *Division I record. 6 Elrza l okolowska, Calrfornra Jr 139 6.9 6. Krlsren Mulligan, Auburn .Jr z: zi 7 Lorr GoerlrQ. Marquette ..Sr 151 6.9 7. TlnaTina NIcholson,Nrcholson, Penn SI. .-Jr 22 aaa7 27 8 Hsathsr Fiors. Canisius so 157 8 Lrsa Gerton. N.C.-Charlotle Jr 19 :: 87.7 9. Dan1 Maziur, New Orlsans Jr 140 if 9 Sally Crowe. ore on so 17 9. Michelle H&m. Slena Sr 140 10 Ksll Moorman, astsrn Mrch 20 ii 87.586.9 11 Lrsa Mchlahon. Lamar Fr 139 i.; 11. Mlc b elle Farlow. FMissouri 1: 86860 a 12 Gwynn Hobbs, Nevada-Las Vegas Sl 125 6.6 12. Katie Smdh. Ohio S1. .‘.‘...... ‘ .. .‘.. .-Jr :: 1:: 13 Saudia Roundtree. Gsorora Jr 144 13 Suzanne Ressa. Santa Clara .-Jr 22 98 86 0 13 Carol Morton, PlItsburgt Sr 144 :: 14 Ivy Safranskr. Gonzaga sr 19 78 15. Boky Vldrc. Oregon St. Jr 124 6.5 15 Tara Saunooke. Clemson Sr 23 77 85.785.6 BLOCUEDSHOTS J-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE PER GAME AVG CL 1 Lresl Schulh, Butler 41 1 Cornelra Gayden. LSIJ sr 2: 2 Rebecca Lobo. Connecticur Sr 2 Carolyn Aldrrdge, Tennessee S1 ” Sr 3. Shannon Sprlggs. Texas-Arlrngt& Jr E 3 Sharrta Joplin. Morehsad St Sr ;: 4. Angela Gorsrca. Vanderbrll So 3.0 4 L nettePes1.31, St. LOUIS .Jr 21 5 Tan&a Smith. Iowa Fr 27 5. d rchelle Nason. Bradley . ...’ . ..‘....‘... ‘. Sr 6 Dsbire Drmond. Brrgham Younq sr 6 Amy Engle. East Term St 2 7 Stxey Lovelace. Purdue Jr ;: 6 Shanna Cook, New Orleans :: 7 Dawn Johnson, Selon Hall .’ Sr 27 8 ton Goerlrrr, Marquette Sr :: 9 Mrchelle Suman. San Orego S1 Sr 9 Jacqur Mahoney, FDIJ-Teaneck .so 20 10 Kara Walters. Connecticut SO ;Fi 10 Suzre D&r, St Bonaventure 10 Renae Fegenl. Oregon ..Jr 26 11. Amy Resovrch, Nrcholls SI. ..:: si 10 Jessrca Beck. Rrder 12 Katrma Robmson. Chrcago St sr 21 13 Albena Branzova. Florida Int’l i.: ;: 13 Mary LaMacchra. Cornell 14 S Pankratova. Va Commonwealth Sr 2.5 14. Chrrofy Thomaskuny, Tulane i: :; 15 Tracy Henderson, Georgra so 25 15 Jennrfer Howard, North Caro St so 22 STEALS 3-POINT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE IG-PP1m1 n Milh CL NO AVG (Mm 1 5 Made Per Game) CL G FG FGA PCT 1 N&Ire Whrte, Flonda ABM sr 150 65 1 Heather Pr&r, Middle Term St Jr 77 $4 108 $(J 0 2. Alfreda Jefferson, Delaware St. .Jr 131 2 JennltBr Howard, North Caro St so 22 63 127 49 6 Fhry h&e&y 121 3 Oberon Prtterson. Western Ill 102 :: 3. Lacey Gurnn. Rice Sr 19 39 a0 48.8 d 4. LeKeysha Johnson, Southam-B.R. s: 4.9 4 Julia Krommsnhoek, Utah 21 iia 48 3 No. Player, Team, Opponent Dale 5 Sha Hopson. Gramblrng 1:; 5. Amy En le. East Term. St. . ..ii 21 i: 138 47.8 6 Betsy Gilmors. Dartmouth ;: :: 6 Marcrs I Ibsris. Ohro S1 22 2 47460 3 Points 50 LeAnn Freeland, Southern Ind. vs. IU/PU-Ft. Wayne Jan. 28 7 Parrlcla Penlcharro. Old DamI&‘...... :I . ..‘...... So ii 43 7. Teresa Smith. Southern Utah .-Jr 4”; B Julre Schmrdt, Boston U a4 42 8 Shato a Lrkely, St LOUIS Fr 38 a3 45.8 Rebounds *36 Christine DeSaine, West Va. Tech vs. Ohio Valley Jon 30 9 Kane Hlede. Duquesne :: a2 9 Sara k uthoff, Eowlrn9 Green Fr 37 ai 45 7 IO Kasia McClendon. Southern Ill. so :A 10 Rsgan Seybert, Missrssrppr 112 44 6 26 Charity Owens, Longwood vs. St. Paul’s Dec. 5 11 Jackie Lear. Calrfornra ..I. So :i 3.9 11. Krislln Mayhurry, Baylor . ..? 4”: 101 44.6 11 Patrrcra Nash, Soulhern MISS Jr 12 Delame Taylor. North Texas S( 44 100 44.0 Assists 19 Cynthia Thomas, Wingate vs. Catawba Jan. 18 13 Kim Hollrns. Southern-B R Fr 2 ii 13 Mrchells PHlmrsano, Vanderbrlt so 122 43 4 14 Lakeita Rrchardson, Sam Houston St Sr 3.8 14 Ari Skorpik. Idaho SO :i i: 4343.2 4 17 Cynthia Thomas, Winqate vs. Gardner-Webb Jan. 14 14 Clentana Dawklns. Nonheastern Ill So :: 38 15. Krrsren Mullrgarr, Auburn” 1. ‘. :‘..... Jr 35 Blocked 10 LeAnn Freeland, Southern Ind. vs. Indianapolis Dec. 29 Shots 10 Alfredia Seals, Jacksonville St. vs. Alabama A&M Jan. 25 Through February 13 Steals 13 Cynthia Bridges, Fort Valley St. vs. Clark Atlanta Dec. 3 n Team leaders Nov 26 3-Pt. FG 1 1 Laura Sanerheld, MO -St. Louis vs Tompo SCORING OFFENSE FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE J-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE PER GAME 1 1 Jennl Miller, Pittsburg St. vs. Northeast MO St. Jan. 28 G W-L PTS AVG FG FGA PCT G NO 1 Gramblrng 17-5 2169 94 3 1 Drake 6Oi tla4 50 a 1 Mrddle Term S1 179 Free 29 tori Chornoplosky, Glenville St. vs. Davis 8 Elkins Jon. 30 2 Connectrcut si 21-o 1925 91.7 2 Connacticur ,731 145s 50.1 2. Morahaad St :s 176 l 3 DePaul 16-4 1771 aa 6 3 Stanford 695 1401 49 6 2 South Caro 168 Throws 18 Amy Jenkins, tenolr-Rhyne vs Concord Jan. 5 4 Stanford ..8 19-2 1840 87.6 4 Louisiana Tsch ,720 1458 49.4 4 Nicholls SI .;A 155 18 Pam Vilk, Calif. (Pa.) vs. Millersville Dec. 11 5 Western Ky la-3 1783 a4 9 5 Tennessee 692 1418 48 a 5 Rrder 162 6 Gsorgra ..:: 20-2 1852 84.2 6. Virginia 723 1482 48.8 6 Alabama .:: 174 TEAM 7 Memphrs 21 16-5 1762 83 9 7 TexasTech 760 1565 48 6 7 Provrdence “. ..25 la3 No. Team, 0 ponent 6 Alabama 23 16.7 1923 a3 6 6 Memphis 669 1392 48 I 6 Marshall 22 157 9. Southern Miss. 21 14-r 1753 83.5 9 DePaul 672 14117._. 47.8 9. Bradley 20 138 Points 13 1 Norfolk 9 t. vs. St. Paul’s Fe?: 10 North Caro 22-3 2079 a3 2 10 Florrda Inrl 730 1532 47 7 10 Toledo 143 11 Drake gi 17-3 1653 62.7 11. Oregon SI. 556 1168 47.6 11. Ma&Kansas City :A 129 3-Pt. FG 18 Oakland vs. Mich.-Dearborn Nov. 19 12 Loursrana Tech 20-3 i a99 a2 6 12 Notre Dame 624 1311 47 6 12 s1 LOUIS 142 13 Vrrginra s: 20-3 la72 a1 4 13. Southern Utah 607 1278 47 5 13 MarquetIs :: 144 14 EaslTenn St ‘21 15-6 1709 8i 4 14 Duke 675 1422 47 5 14 Kentuclry 140 FG Pet 67.2 (39.58) West Tex. A&M vs. Cameron Dec. 10 15. North Caro. St 617 1303 47.4 14 St. Joseph’s Pa.) ..E 140 16. Pacrfrc (Cal ) 582 1230 47 3 16. A palactuan 1. ..21 132 *NCAA Division II record. 17. New Mexico St : 1.565 1237 47 3 17 &issrppi Q 22 136 1. Va. Commonwealrh 2i i&l I!:” % 18. Ohlo St. 628 1328 47.3 18. Vanderbilt ..‘...... :...I . ..25 153 2 Montana 19-5 1329 55 4 19 Eastlsnn S1 611 1296 47 1 19 North Care S1 134 3. Md.-Bait. County si ii-9 iioa 55.4 20. Vandsrbilt ,729 1547 47.1 20. Wyoming gi 116 4 St Joseph’s (Pa) 18-4 1226 55 7 5 Loursiana Tech z: 70.3 1785 55 9 FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE f-POINT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE 6. Wls.-Green Bay .21 15-6 1176 56.0 FGA.-.. PCT (Min. 3.0 made per game) G FG FGA PCT 7 James Madrson 15-6 i(Bi 56 2 1464 31 4 1 Southern Utah 73 167 43 7 6 Vanderbilt g: 20-5 1410 56.4 1321 34.1 2. North Caro. St. ss 134 333 40.2 Fro h February 5) 9. Connecticut 21-o 1186 565 1475 3 St Joseph’s (Pa ) 140 350 400 10 San Oisgo S1 .:: la-4 1249 568 1523 z:: 3 Connectrcut .$: 114 285 40.0 &MDUAL 11. Mlsslsslppr 22 i a-4 1270 57 7 1226 5. Wls.-Green Bay 21 75 ia0 39.9 No. flayer, Team, Opponent bk 12 Colorado 20-z 1272 i7 a 1215 EY 6 Baylor 21 75 192 39 1 Nov. 29 13 Villanova s: 16-5 1215 57 9 1192 35.2 7. Nonh Texas . . . . 21 9.5 245 38 B Points 45 Emilie Hanson, Central (lowo) vs. St. Ambrose 14. North Caro. 1. .25 22-3 1451 58 0 1538 35 4 a Rrce 70 iai 38 7 1193 35.4 9 East Term. St. .:y 112 293 38.2 Rebounds 31 S bil Smith, Baruch vs. Mt. St. Vincent Dec. 2 SCORING MARGIN 1550 35.4 1;. $ln Peay 21 102 267 38.2 30 si onnell Salters, Ramopo vs. John Jay Jon. 30 OFF DEF MAR 1342 35 5 116 305 3ao 1 Connectrcut $1 7 56 5 35 2 1322 3s a 12. Vandsrbilt s: 153 403 38.0 Feb. 5 2 Stanford 87.6 60.8 26.8 1382 35.8 13. DePaul .20 110 290 37.9 Assists 14 Chris Webb, N.C. Wesleyan vs. Shenandoah 3. Loulslana Tech B2.6 55.9 26.7 1354 14 Middle Term S1 22 179 47s 37 7 14 Debbie Nilsen, Chapman vs. Elmira Dec. 28 4 Western Ky a49 590 26 0 1172 i:i 15 Ill.-Chicago .21 93 249 37.3 5 NorthCaro .a3 2 58.0 25.1 1386 36.2 16. Southern MISS 21 93 250 37.2 Blocked * 18 Laurie Miller, East. Mennonite vs. Emory & Henry Jan. 21 6. Grambllng ...... 1.. : I..:. ..;i 2 ;;,” 23 3 1214 36 2 17 Cornell 90 243 370 Shots 10 Eleven tied. 7 Vanderbrii 23 2 1319 36.5 16. Murray St .z 90 244 36.9 6. TexasTech 81.1 58.3 22.8 1306 36 5 19 Nevada~Las Vegas 794 577 21 7 1410 37 0 20 Miami (Ohio) ii.! 15 Jill St. &main Salve Re ina vs. Eastern Nazarene 9 Mrssrssrppr Steals Jan. 25 10. Georgia 84.2 62.6 21.6 15 Emma Rivera, &NY vs. Wichord Stockton Dec. 3 11. Vlrglnla 81 4 60 3 21 1 FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE REBOUND MARGIN 15 Emma Rivero, CCNY vs. Mt. St. Vincent Nov. 25 12 Tsnnsssee a0.a 59.9 20.8 Fl PCT OFF DEF MAR 13. Florida Int’l I..: 1.79.6 59.4 20.2 1 St. Bonavenrure 2 78 2 1 Connecbcut 53 7 37 1 165 3-Pt. FG 9 Meegan Garrity, Clark (Moss.) vs. Worcester St. Jon. 19 14 Colorado 764 578 186 2 Arkansas 1. % 531 75.9 2. Louisiana Tech ..46.4 33.3 13.1 9 Katie Brann, Emory 8, Henry vs. East. Mennonite Dec. 10 3. Massachusetts 273 361 75 6 3 Wsstern Ky 47 a 36_~ 0 119 WON-LOST PERCENTAGE 4 Eastern Mrch 315 422 74 6 4 TexasTsch 46 0 34 2 ii a Free Throws 19 Kris Vander Plaat, Messiah vs. Morovian Jan. 14 W-L PCT 5. Gonraga ..326 437 74.6 5 Vanderbrlt 46.3 117 1. Connecrrcuc 21-O 1000 6 La Salle 310 422 73 5 6 Tennsssee 43 0 z:: 107 TEAM 2 Tennessee 23-l ,958 7. Southern Methodist 390 531 73.4 7. Harvard 49.3 38.6 107 Dak 3 Colorado ..‘.... 1.. 20-Z ,309 8 St Francrs (N Y ) 318 434 73 3 a Montana S1 46 1 35 5 106 No. Team, Opponent 3 Gear ,a 20-z 309 9. Rhode Island 411 561 73 3 9. Stephen F. Austin .46.2 36.8 Points 133 Cal Lutheran vs. Mills Dec. 2 5. Stan ?ord 19-Z ,305 10. Kansas 448 612 73 2 10 Jackson S1 47 4 38 0 ii 6 North Caro 22-3 a80 11 Southern Utah ,333 456 73 0 11. Stanford . ..4t .3 32.4 3-Pt FG 14 Manchester vs. Anderson Jan. 17 6 Texas Tech 22-3 ,880 12. Clemson -401 551 72 8 12 Vlrgrnra 42 7 14 Manchester vs. Albion Nov. 19 8. Louislana Tech ,.. 1.’ .: 20-3 13 Wyommg 270 371 72 8 13 S1 Psters ..46.7 ii.: I.! a vrrgrnra 20-3 ::: 14. Toledo 383 527 72.7 14. Notre Dame 434 35 2 a2 FG Pet 67.9 (36-53) Babson vs. Wheaton (Mass.) Feb. 5 10 Ohro :. la-3 ,057 15. Tennessee 474 654 72 5 15 Georgra 480 39 9 10. Sf. Peter’s 18-3 16 Texas A&M 417 577 72 3 16 NorlhCaro. 458 37 a 8”.1, 67.9 (5484) Millsaps vs. LX-Shreveport Dec. 3 10 Western Ky 1 a-3 E 17. Indiana St. 302 418 72.2 ; ;. c,l,em$or .44 1 36 1 Current wlnnrng srreak. Connecticut 21, Colorado 15. St. ia. Mrssourr 473 655 72 2 41 5 33 a E *NCAA Division Ill record. Peter’s 15. 19 Wrs -Green Bay 278 385 72 2 19. Alabama 47.4 39.8 7.6 February 15, 1995 The NCAA News n Division II men’s basketball leaders H Team leaders Through February 12 SCORING REBOUNOING SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE CL G TFG 3FG Fl PTS AVG Cl G NO AVG G W-L P1.S AVG ri WL PT:, AVG 1 Carlos Knox, IU/PU lndranapolrs so 24 235 34 175 G79 28 3 I Loren~o Poole, Albany St ICa , sr 19 798 1’) r 1 Central Okla 71 16~5 2317 1101 1 Phrla lcrtrlc 21 19~2 1235 58 n 2 DennisEdwards, Fort HaysSt Sr 21 252 all 584 27 8 2 Garth Joseph, St Rose :: 22 280 127 2 Jacksonvrlle St 22 21&l 2254 1025 7 Arrnstrrmg St 71 l!,~h 1131 5a ‘J 3 Brett Beeson, Moorhead St. Jr 25 233 3: 187 h& 2r4 3 Larry Stcimer. Molloy 219 122 3 Southcrrr Ind 21 18 3 2108 1004 3 UC Rrvercrde P7 1%4 1357 hi / 4 Errc Bovarrd, West Lrberty St sr 22 180 75 lhl 596 27 1 4 he Banks N M Hmhlaridx Sr :; 25’) 118 4 Ald~rn.i ARM 71 711~1 2003 9s 4 4 Coker 20 lG~4 1237 61 a 5 Tyrone Latrmer, Central Mo St Sr 22 195 37 132 555 25 2 5 Rob Layton. Empo& St Jr 71 T46 If r 5 Oakland 27 157 7093 45 1 5 Vrrgrnra IJnro” 23203 1425 ri2 0 6 Shawn Hadley, West Ga Sr 158 64 98 478 25 2 6 Kevrn Lee. Shrppen=burq So 72 757 II 7 f, MO Western St 22 19~3 2flRS 44 A 6 MI”” -~,,l,,lt, 23 l&/ 14/x b’l 3 7 Tyrone Mason, Edrnboro Jr :: r h5 96 551 25 0 I Junre Sanders. Ce”;ral Okla sr 21 231 11 0 7 Ncb ~Kcarncy 22 17 5 2077 94 4 7 Cal St 1,s Anqeles 77 14-R 1420 h‘l 5 a Antorne Hatcher, Salem-lerkyyb Jr 73 :?I; 37 131 565 74 7 8 Steve Ryarr, Norlhwood Sr 22 241 11 0 8 Forl Hay’. 51 22 l/m’, 2064 93 8 8 Presbyterran 21 9~12 136R h5 I Y Steve Shufi Glenvrlle St sr 22 175 52 132 544 24 7 1 .I 0 Ass&. Bentley Jr 23 751 109 9 Mrles 77 l$-7 2059 93 6 9 Barry 22 14 a 1434 65 2 10 Errc Klrne. Northsm St Sr 21 178 100 63 519 24 7 10 Chrrs Frnk. Manstreld sr 71 778 109 10 lndrana [Pa j 21 71~0 19$9 93 3 10 Fran~rs Mario” 21 I+/ 13/l b5 3 11 Jason Kaiser. Alas Anchorage Sr 216 557 24 2 11 John Skoka”. Nebraska~0mah.a Jr 21 276 IflR I I Oakland Crty 20 13-7 1852 97 6 11 C:rl St Baker;field 23 18~5 1501 65 5 12. Has%” Robinson, Sprrngfiold. Sr 8 168 2: ;z xl8 24 2 12 Scott Yahnke. Charleston [W Va ) sr 21 224 107 12 North Fla 22 9 13 2025 92 0 12 Oakland Crty 70 13~7 1311 b’, 6 13. LeVelle Moron, N.C. Cerltral ..Jr 167 11 118 523 23 8 13 Oalon Bynum. Alar Farrbdnkr Sr 23 245 107 13 Washburn 22 16~6 2015 91 b 13 Mesa St 22 16~6 144a h’l R 14 Terrence Srsso”, MO Southern St sr ;; 195 0 137 527 23 7 14. Jonafhan Maddox, Tuskegee ,531 22 230 105 14 Salem-Terkyu 24 14~10 2181 90 9 15 Mail Trombley. Mrchrga” Tech sr 22 198 43 ai 520 23 6 15 Pat Armour, Jacksonvrlle St Jr 77 723 10.1 WON-LOST PERCENTAGE 15 Josl McDonald, St Cloud St Sr 153 75 139 520 23 6 SCORING MARGIN W~L PCI ,>,F “FL 17. Tony Thompson, Mount Olive Sr :z 212 25 519 23 6 FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE II _LI MAR I Indrana (Pa ) 71-o 1 000 17 Joe Banks. N.M Highlands Sr 22 198 1 1:; 519 23 6 (Mm 5 FG Mado Por Game) CL FG FGA PCI 1 Oakland Crty 92 b 65 b 27 u 2 Jacksonvrlle St 21&l 955 19 Robert Marbn. Hrqh Pornt 21 204 a 77 493 73 5 1 John Prrreft, SIU-Fdwardsvrlle Fr 2: 110 151 72 a 2 lndrana (Pa ) 93 3 6~ a 24 5 3 Alabama ABM 20 1 952 20 Rick Barry. Qurnnrp~ac :: 20 149 65 460 23 0 2 Chrrs Morrrs. Alderson~Broaddus’ 190 270 70 4 3 Jacksonvrlle St 1025 79 2 23 3 4 Phrla Texfrle 1’1-7 W,___ 21. Mike Monlesano, Le Moyne Sr 149 62 ,495 SOS 23 0 3 Joe Thompson. Wsrt Tcx A&M 2 5: 11s 172 68 6 4 VlrQlllld Ulllorl 81 0 62 0 191 5 Mrlfersv~lle 18~2 900 22 Bob Cunnrngham, New York Tech Jr :i 169 41 80 459 23 0 4 DeRorr Rulledge, Ter. ABM-Krngsvrlle Jr 21 194 285 b8 1 5 Alabama A&M 9s 4 rr / li I b Hcgrs fColo ) 20 3 070 23 Lonnre Holmes, Orury 23 fat 0 165 527 22 9 5 Rob Terry Florrda Tech SO 21 124 184 67 4 6 Phrla Tetirle 75 G 58 a 168 h Vlrylnld Urrlorl 20~3 87U 24 Lament Jones. Bridgeport :: 22 186 499 22 7 6 Oennrs Edwards. Fort Havs St 3 252 374 67 4 7 C8”irat Okla 110 1 93 6 165 a Farrmont St 19~3 864 25 Darrell Wrrghf, MO Western St. Jr 21 162 z: i: 473 22 5 I Al Lrndsey. Henderson Si Jr ;; 133 1YB 67 2 a UC:RrverPrde 180 61 1 lb4 8 St Hose 19~3 864 26 OeRon Rutledge. Tex A&M-Kmgsvrlle Jr 21 194 0 a4 472 22 5 a Garth Joseph, St Rose Fr 22 II? 177 65 7 9 Northern St 90 5 74 3 163 8 MO. Weskrn SI. 19~3 27. Errc Menk. Lake Superior St Jr 21 166 20 118 470 22 4 Y Larry Bra g, Mrllersvrlle Sr 20 11s la0 65 6 10 Mo Western St 94 a 78 6 162 Current WmnrnY Streak lnd&a (Pa ) 71, Alabar 28. Junre Sanders, Central Okla. ..Sr 21 190 9 80 4h9 22 3 10. Anthony A ussell, West Fla. Fr 21 109 168 64 9 11 Souttler”lrld 1004 84 2 lb 1 la, Jacksonvrlle St 17 28 Sean Robbrns, Emporra St sr 21 162 a2 63 469 22 3 11 Stan Gouard, Southern Ind Jr 21 163 753 64 4 12 CalIf (Pa) RG 6 71 4 157 30. Shawn Wrnfros. Fairmont St. Jr 22 200 12 76 488 22 2 12 Chad Baar. Mesa St 21 140 218 64 2 13 Ncb -Kcarncy 94 4 79 9 145 FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE 13 Jason Burkholder, Oakhnd .2 22 129 201 64 2 FG FGA PCT BLOCKEO SHOTS 14 Brad Foss, LJC Oavrs SC 77 116 181 64 1 FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE 1 Vrrgrrrra IJnr”” 528 14’16 35 3 Cl 15 Sarra” Marshall. Morehouse Sr 19 119 186 G4 0 fG FGA PCT 2 Oakland Crfy 4R9 1777 38 4 1 Oakland Crry 110 1291 55 0 3 St Hose 594 1508 39 4 FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE 2 Hrgh Pomt 675 1247 $4 1 4 Bloornsbury ,503 12b1 3’1 7 3 Corey Johnson, Pace Sr 1Mrn 2 5 FT Made Per Gamei CL G Fr FTA PCT 3 Jacksonvrlle St a34 1570 53 I 5 Armsfrony Sf 435 1094 39 8 4. Lawrence Williams, San Fran St Sr i Travrs Tuttle, North Dak SO 71 4 Southsrn Ind 747 1411 52 9 6 LeMo “e-Owen 577 1447 39 9 5. Ben Wallace, Vlrgrnla Unron Jr 2 Jrm Borodawka. Mass -Lowell SO E 63 ;; ;;; 5 51 Rose roi 1342 52 2 7 Norlo Yk St 590 1476 40 0 6 Coata Malone, Alabama ABM Jr 3 Marcus Alben, MO-% LOUIS Sr 22 15 81 92 6 6 CalIf (Pa ) 708 1358 52.1 8 Phda Tcxtrlc 4bb 4u 1 7 Kerwrn Thompson, Ecksrd Jr 4 Lance Lurtjens. Northern St Jr 24 112 124 90 3 7 Salem.lerkyo ala 1571 57 I 9 IJC Rrversrde ,497 1;;;, 40 1 a. Garth Joseph, St Rose Fr 4 Mrke Lake. Hrllsdale sr 22 a4 93 90 3 a. lndrana (Pa ) 731 1405 52 0 10 Fla Southern 507 1249 40 7 9. Eugene Hailh, Phlla. Texlrle ...... ’ .‘. ..’ Sr 6 Jason Holmes,, SlU~Edwardsvrlle SO 22 93 lU4 a9 4 9. Western N Mcx /23 1390 52 0 11 Stonehrll 572 1413 40 5 10 Steve Horton. Northeast MO. St Sr 7 Thad Breckerrrrdge, Concord Jr 24 138 155 89 0 10 Washburn 597 1352 51 6 12 North Oak St 54u 1326 an._ 7 11 Sam James. Western N Mex R Krarg Cladton, Cal St San B’drno Jr 23 SE 66 87.9 11 Fort Hays St 789 1S3R 51.3 13 Morehoure !a8 1445 Ill I 12 Drallo Brooks. Shepherd z: 9 Mrke Montesano. Le Mo ne sr 22 145 lG6 07 3 17 Lynn 745 1453 51 3 14 Alabama ALM 583 1479 40 a 13. James Dovle. Concord Fr 10 Brran Sand North Dak d t Jr 22 62 71 a7 3 13 Alderson-Broaddus 147 1459 51 2 15 lndrana [Pa ) 549 1343 40 9 14. Horacto Llamas. Grand Canyon .Jr 11 Tyrone Mason. Edrnboro Jr 22 96 110 a7 3 15 John Peck, Durncy .Jr 12 Tom Marowellr, Lake Superror Sf. .Jr ,‘2’ 12 70 a11 FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE REBOUND MARGIN 13 Mrchael Shue. Lock Haven so 116 87 1 Fl FIA PCT OFF OFF MAR ASSISTS I lndranapolrs 431 560 77 0 1 Oakland Crty 44 5 30 a 13R CL 3.POINT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE 2 Mars Hrll 350 451 76 6 2 Oakland 48 5 35 n 13s 1 Ernest Jenkins. N M Highlands Sr 2 AVG106 (Mm 1 5 FT Made Per Game) CL G 3 Western St 390 511 I6 3 3 Jacksonvrlle St 48 2 3s 9 173 2. Bran1 Schremp, Slippery Rock Sr 218 104 1 Aaron Fehler, Oakland City so 19 4 Drury 533 103 75 n 4 Alderson.Ltroaddus 50 6 38 3 172 3. Rob Palernostro. New Hamp. Cal. ..Sr 2 Blains Claiborne, M~llersv~lle SO 5 Lake Superror St .3a/ 511 75 I 5 St Hose 45 a 34 9 110 4 Crar Lottie, Alabama A&M sr 200185 ii 3 (Iurn” Murphy, Druly .Jr :i 2 6 Mass -Lowell ,376 501 75 0 6. Norfolk St 42 4 33 3 92 5 Cal 1 utlsr,, Morrrs Brown 180 4 Steve Mover Gannon Fr 22 122 7. Le Moyne 395 527 75 0 7 Cal St Bakerslreld 40 5 31 4 91 6. Candice Prckens. Calif. Pa.) i: 175 :i 5 Jordan C&freld. Washburn Jr 64 a Northern St. 466 622 74 9 a Albany St iGa ) 54 7 4s R 7. Marcus Talben, Cola. Cr, rrstlan ‘.‘...... ’. ...’ Sr 6 Jaks Biddle. Francis Marion Fr ;z 111 9 Salerrr-Terkyo 414 557 74 3 9 Northern St 39 1 30 3 if 8 Dean Moyd, Alas. Farrbanks 3 182178 :.; 7 Rasaan Hall. Durrrcy Sr 22 10 Lenorr-Rhyne 348 469 74 2 10 Washburn 42 2 33 6 a5 9 Jordan Canlreld, Washburn 167 76 a Oamon Scott. wrnona St Sr 23 !“o 11 Gannon 394 531 74 7 If Fdrnboro 44 2 36.4 18 10. Trsnl McHsnry, Tusk8 88 ;: 166 75 9 Tommy Meredrth. Vrrgrnra Unwon Jr 111 12 Catawba 404 545 74 1 12 Fla Southern 39 0 31 3 78 11. John Hemenway. Soul ?l Dak. ..Jr 154 73 10 LOUISJudsan, Mansfrcld so :: 182 13 Hrllsddle 286 386 74 1 13 Northern Ky 40 a 33 4 73 12 Dan Ward, St Cloud St Sr ia I? 11 Kerlh Henmny, Calawba Jr 21 79 13 Wrllis Cheaney, Ky Wesleyan .Sr 150 71 12 Jason Bullock, lndrana (Pa) ” Jr 21 171 3-POINT FIELD-COAL PERCENTAGE l-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE PER GAME lMin 3 0 Made Per Game) G FG FGA PC1 0 NO AVG STEALS 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE PER GAME i Oakland Crty 70 178 372 47 A 1 Cenlral Okla 21 22Y 109 CL NO AVG CL G NO AVG 2 MI”” ~Ouluth 23 115 263 43 7 2 Hrllsdale 27 231 105 1. Shannon Holmes. New York Tech 1 trrc Klrns. Northern St :r 100 3 Calrf (Pa.) 23 142 337 42 1 3 Oakland 22 230 10s 2 Lamonl Jones. Brrdgeporl : g: :i it 2 Tornmre Spearma”, Columbus Sr 2’: 91 4 aurncy 27 197 471 41 8 232 97 3 Jermarne Gholson, Hampton Jr 78 34 3 Brent Krncard, Calrf (Pa ) 23 94 41 5 lndranapolrs 21 127 305 41 G 45 AugoslaNorthern St .s: 205 93 4. Patrrck Herron. Wrnslon-Salem .‘. Sr 76 33 4 Damre” Blarr. West Chester I: 6 VrrQrrrraUrrrun 23 88 212 41 5 5 MO Western St 22 205 93 5 Wallace Corker, Morehouse so 65 33 5 Sea” Robbrns, Emporra St Sr ;: B”: iii 7 North Oak ?2 155 377 41 1 7 Slrppery Rock 21 193 112 6 John Morns. aluefreld St SO 6 Stephen Hamrrck, Eastern N Mex .Jr 77 RS 39 8 Lenorr-Rhyne 21 108 263 41 I R Assurnptrorr .22 198 YU 7. Craig Fergudon, Columbus Jr ;: :: 7 Chris Brown, Tuskegee Y Fort Hayr St 22 179 438 40 9 B South Oak 21 la9 90 7 David Clark, Bluefreld St. Jr 69 3.1 8. Zoderrck Greerr, Cenrral Okfa g: ;: :i :: 10 Franklrn Prerce 72 109 267 40 8 10 Qurncy 22 197 9 Greg Grbson. Lander Fir 9 Mau Lertzke. Southwest Baptrst So 20 76 3 8 11 Southwest Eapbst 22 157 385 40 a 11 Oakland Crty 70 178 8”: 10. John Hawkins. Wofford So 10. Trm z atr, Fla Southern Sr 22 83 38 12 Washburn 22 l&4 452 40 r 12. Gannon 192 11 Mrb Holmes, Rollms 3 11 Mark Metzka. Slrppery Rock sr 19 70 37 13 Norlhcrn St 24 232 576 403 13 Columbus :7’ 190 8”; w Division II women’s basketball leaders n Team leaders Through February 12 SCORING SCORING OFFENSE SCORING OEFt:NSE Cl TFG 3FG PTS AVG G W-L PTS AVG G W-L PTS AVG 235 0 1: 619 31 0 2: 37 AVG156 1 I Norfolk St 24 20-4 2229 92 9 I North Oak St 77 22-o 1189 54 0 209 0 103 521 26 0 :i 268281 1414.1 1 2! Salem-Terkyo 23 21-Z 2040 88 7 2 Notre Dame (Cal t 21 a-13 1153 54 9 222 107 562 25 5 3 1 Southern Ind 20 17~3 1751 a7 6 14~4 994 55.2 181 tz 75 509 25 5 41 Fla Southern 22 19-3 190s a6 G 18.4 1217 55 3 222 43 564 24 5 ;; 297295 135134 5r.Slonehrll 21 20-l 1804 as.9 19-3 1722 55.5 187 0 :; 433 24 1 bi sme mflc 24 17~7 2032 a4 7 17-S 1232 5G 0 180 1 115 476 23 8 ;i 260290 13.012.6 7’ DISI Columbra 20 lb-4 1683 84.2 18-S 1294 56 3 162 39 117 480 22 9 :“3 224285 12412.4 81 West Tex ABM 21 17-4 1765 a4 0 15-9 1357 565 209 2 101 571 22 7 91 North Dak St 22 22-o ia44 a3 a 14-7 1241 59 1 la6 451 22 5 23 281 122 10 Augustana (S D ) 22 13-9 ia42 a3 7 19~2 1241 59 1 168 390 1:: 495 22 5 22 268 122 11. Valdosta St 22 20~2 1840 83 6 16~4 1182 59 1 202 18 90 512 22 3 12 Edrnboro 21 13-R 1751 83 4 11~10 1245 s9 3 180 463 22 0 :: 243245 1211 17 13. Lyrtn 20 la-2 1666 83 3 163 i: 1’0; 462 22.0 22 255 11.6 WON-LOST PERCENTAGE 177 26 99 479 21 B 19 220 11 6 SCORING MARGIN W-L PCT 435 21 B 159 116 20 230 11 5 OFF DEF MAR I North Oak St 22~0 1 000 159 7:107 497 21.6 19 218 11 5 I NorthDak St a3 a 54 0 29 a 2 Stonehrll 20~1 952 7 491 21 3 190 104 21 240 11 4 2 Norlolk St 92 9 67 4 75 5 3 Nonhero St 21-Z 913 154 IO 3 StonehIll a5 9 63 5 22 4 3 Salem~Terkvo 21-2 913 405276 ::: 22 251 11 4 117 0 2 20 278 114 4 Salem-Trrkyo 88 7 66 5 77 2 5 Valdosta Si 20 2 909 5 Fla Southern 86 6 65 5 21 1 154 18 56 20 228 114 5 MO Westem St 20-7 9u9 172 :z 21 20 b St Anselm 78 8 59 1 197 15 171 II 4 7 St Ancelm 19-2 905 166 3: 1;: 484 21 0 7 St Rose 79 0 59 3 197 a Lynn 18~2 900 159 43 122 483 21 0 a Nortlrerrr Sl 82 6 63.6 190 9 UC IJavlr 14~3 864 153 112 419 21.0 FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE 9 UC oavrs 73 5 55 5 ia0 (MI” 5 FG Made Per Game) CL G FG FGA PCT 9 Fla Sourhern 19-3 R64 177 476 20 7 10 Mo Western St 83 1 hS 2 179 9 Mass Lowell 19 3 DE4 154 12 475 20 7 1 Jennrfer Clarkson. Abrlene ChrIstran Jr 20 180 270 66 7 11 NorthDak 78 0 60 2 178 2 Danrelle Box, Southwest Baptrst Jr 113 171 66 1 9 North Dak 19-3 8h4 171 113 475 20 7 12 Dirt Columbra 84 2 66 h lib 9 St Rose 14-3 ,864 3 Tarra Blackwell. Fla Southern Fr :i lb7 2S3 6h 0 143 143 433 20 6 13 Cal Sf Oorlr Hrlls 76 4 59 1 I73 Current Wrnnrng Streak North Dak St 31. tla South’ 171 86 448 20 4 4 Krm Trudel Stonehrll so 21 149 227 6.5 6 14 Pace 72 5 56 IJ 165 5 Angela Wafson, Central Arr” ” Jr 22 165 254 I15 0 1 I Lynn 14. Mns; -Lowell 14 6 Kim Oavrs, Mrssrssrppr Cal Fr 20 64 R BLOCKEDSHOTS 127 196 FIELD-GOAL PERCENl-AGE FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE 7 LeAnn Freeland, Southern Ind so 20 209 327 63 9 Cl G FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT -s; a Krrsta Kandere. St Rose Fr 22 153 244 62 7 1258 51 4 t Tonya Foster, Mo Western St 22 1 West Tex ABM 647 1 Odkland Crty 412 1460 32 3 2. Kendra Banret, Central MO Sl SC 71 9 LIZ oavres. Bryant Jr 20 131 212 61 a 2 Charlesto” (W Va ) 101 1406 49 9 7 Savannah SI 415 1773 37 Ii 1361 48 9 3 Aukse Steponavrcrute. Abrlene Chrsban SO 22 10 Lo” Reavrs, Wrnqate Jr 21 116 laa 61 7 3 Stonehrll SG6 3 Alhany St (Ga ) 375 1133 33 I 1329 48 7 4 Tamika Taylor. LsMoyne-Owen .Fr 19 4 Southern Ind 647 4 Paine 455 1353 33 6 5 Fla Southern 734 150R 4R 7 5 Emrly Anspach, Le Moyne FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE 5 North Dak St 442 1312 33 r 6 Andrea Sunday, St Ansslm b: 8 (MI” 2 5 FT Made Per Game) CL G PCT 6 5 C .Spartanburg 620 1279 48 5 20 7 MO. Western St. 683 1428 418 6 Shaw 4bh 1371 33 R 7. LeAnn Freeland, Southern Ind .’ ” So 1 Darlene Hrldebrand, Phrld. Toxtrle Sr 13: FTA144 91 0 7 :I Augustrne’s 556 1614 34 4 22 8 Norfolk St R73 ia36 47 5 a Heather Hartman. Mrssourr-Rolla SO 2 Melissa Graham. Indianapolls Sr ;1 88 08 9 a Presbyterran 437 1263 34 6 22 9 Prttsburq St 682 1444 47 2 9 Grna Mouw, South Dak St Jr 3 Kim Slswart Elon SO zi 87 9 9 Le Moyne 490 1411 34 7 Jr 22 10 Belmont Abbey 641 13/Z 4r2 10. Krlsty Jolly, Cueens (N.C.) .’ 4. Lorr Hrssony, SI. Joseph’s (Ind ) .: ..Sr ;: :i 86.2 10 Pace 469 1346 34 a 11 Chrrstms Hollrns. Favettevrlls St Jr 23 ,sr 11 11 Mrssrssrppr Cal 639 1357 47 I 5 Kalhy Murphy. Marlslleld 85 ii 8s 9 11 Rowe Sr 483 1387 34.9 12. Amber Burgess. WIllgale Jr 17 sr 22 64 75 as 3 12 IU/PU-Ft Wayne 645 1373 470 6 Mrsly Langselh, Nonh Oak 12 St Rose 482 1371 35 2 7 Julre Jensen. Northern Sl .Sr 93 109 a5 3 13 Abrlene Chrrsban 69a 1486 47 0 ASSISTS a Heather Looes. Brvant Jr E 54 64 a4 4 14 Valdosta St 611 1444 46 Y CL AVG REBOUND MARGIN 9 Kathleen Si%ppee,‘St Ansslm Sr a4 3 OFF OEF MAR 1. Cynlhia Thomas, Win ale Sr 24 2”1: 101 10 Liz Davres, Bryant .Jr 1:; 1:: 83.2 FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE 2 Lorrarne Lynch, Drst I! olumbra 197 FT FIA PCT 1 Cal St Dom Hrlls 54 7 35 5 192 2 North Dak St 52 9 35 8 171 3. Joanna Bernabsi. West Liberty St. .s”,’ ;: 724 E 3-POINT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE 1 St Anselm 343 445 77 1 4 Carla Bronson, Mankato St 2 Neb -Kearney it; 419 74 7 3 Northern Sr 44 R 28 1 16.7 (MI” 1 5 Ff Made Per Game) CL G FG FGA PCT 4 Valdosta St 48 4 35 0 135 5. Slephanie Hall. Charleston (W Va.) ..i: % 204195 8 1 Deb Pope, Southern Ind Jr 20 52 102 51 0 3 Phrla Tsxtrls 486 74 5 6 Lrsa Rrce. Norfolk St Sr 4 MO SouIhern Sl 417 561 74.3 5 Adclphr 51 1 390 12 1 2 Carrre Ross, West Lrberty St 47 a 6 Lynn 51 3 39 3 170 7. Barbara Hester, Columbus Jr ;: 209167 :; 3 Lo” DeShlelds. West Tex. ABM SJI 8 :: iao117 46.2 5 Stonehrll 369 499 73 9 a Theresa Perry, Delta St 9 6 Nonher” St 448 607 73 a 7 Northern Ky 47 8 36 3 11 5 168 :i 4. Wendy Wrnler, Wayne Sl (Mrch ) Sr 17 32 70 45 7 R Mars Hrll 49 9 38 a 11.1 9. Wendy Reeker. IUIPU-FI. Wayne 7 8 159 5 Melrssa Graham, lndranapolrs 50 111 45 0 7. Morcyhurst 358 407 73 5 136 76 3 8 Fort Ha P St 334 457 73 1 9 Abrlene Chrrsban 50 5 39 5 110 10 Vivran Blue. Barton 18 6 Amy Swanson, Mankato St Jr :: 44 5 149 74 9. South d ak 383 525 73.0 IO Charlesron (W Va) 48 I 38 I 10.0 11 Gladys Horton. LeMoyne-Owen 7 Beth Kslly. West Va. Wesleyan . ...’ ::: ..: Sr :: 146115 44.3 12 Haylsy L stlund, Augusta :: E 152 72 10 lndranapolrs 355 487 72 9 11 Shaw 52 8 434 94 8. Barbara Hester, Columbus Jr :: :: 125a4 44.0 13. Heather 1 ogsdon. Mrllersvrlle “. 149 71 11 Norlh Dak SI. ,419 575 72 9 12 Pace 47 5 381 94 14 Pam Vrlk, Calrf (Pa z: ;: 153 70 9. Mrchelle Aerts. Saginaw Valley .sr 22 44 0 12 fxlf (Pa, 436 600 72 7 IO Amber Anderson, Colorado-CS Jr 19 61 139 43 Y 15. Latasha Johnson, S.1 Leo Sr 20 137 68 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Pt ‘RI GAME 3-POINT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE G NO AVG STEALS ~-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE PER GAME Mm 3 0 Mado Psr Game) G FG FGP PCT 1 Oakland 207 99 NO AVG CL NO AVG I lndranapolrs 71 07 42 0 2 Bellarrnrne :l 166 r9 264 120 5.0 1 Mrchelle Eddv Jacksonvrlle St Jr 2: 98 41 2 Southern Ind 20 130 c: 41 4 3 Jacksanvrlle St 24 179 75 113 2 Jsnnr Miller. ‘Pit&burg St so 77 aa 3, MO Western St 22 142 356 39.9 4 Clarlo” 164 75 ;; ii 3 Laura Satterheld. MO ~SI LOUIS .Sr 4 Bemrdrr St 23 137 344 39 a 5 Mu.-St LOUIS ;: 162 20 ;Fi 4 Came Ross, West Llbeny SI ‘. ..’ ‘. Jr ;; ,;; ;g 39 8 6 Colorado-CS .I9 134 :;’ 5. ReQr”a helds, Vlr lnra Unron Sr 19 7 MO Southern Sf 22 IS5 70 1: ii ::47 6. Deanna Rrchard. l! akland Jr 21 i?; 7 West Lrberty St 24 153 390 2: a Alas Anchorage 23 159 69 21 7. Amber Anderson, Colorado-Ci Jr 19 61 8:. Franklrn Prerce 22 88 227 38.8 9 lndrana (Pa ) 21 145 69 20 ii :: a Tracy Spencer, Shrppensburg Jr 23 72 91 Delta St 22 79 205 38 5 10 Southsrn Ind. 20 130 20 91 46 9 Krrstr Carlstrom. N M HIghlands 3 20 62 101. Bellarmrns ” ” 21 166 439 37 a 11 MoWeslernSr .22 142 iz 20 IO Cassre Enslev Lonowood 3 22 67 11 WestTrr ABM 21 121 322 37.6 12 North Oak 22 141 64 iz :: 11 Nrcole Collrni, Angelo St sr 20 60 30 12’ St Joseph’s (Ind ) 264 37 1 13 West Lrberty St 24 153 64 $Y 91 43 12 Amy Swanson, Mankato St Jr 22 65 30 13: West Va Wesleyan 197 37 1 14 Augustana (S D ) 22 138 63 Page 12 The NCAA News February 15, 1995 n Division Ill men’s basketball leaders n Team leaders Through February 5 SCORING REBOUNOINC SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE CL G TFG 3FG Fl PTS AVG CL G AVG G W-L PTS AVG G W-L PTS AVG 1 Steve Drekmann. Grmnell 15 201 izi 127 650 406 1 Sean McGee. Baruch 2% 138 1 Grrnnell 17 12-5 2010 1182 1 Wrdener 19 14-5 1133 59 6 2 Davrd Otte. Srmpson :: 17 209 0 156 574 33 8 2 Kevin Braaten, Baldwin-Wallacs E :ll 269 134 2 Slmpsan ” I/ 14-3 1699 999 2 nanover 20 la-2 1203 60 2 3 Ed Brands, Grrnnsll .Jr 16 158 102 72 490 306 2. Scon Suhr, Milwaukee Engr. Sr 20 269 134 3 Colby-Sawyer ‘. 19 16-3 1776 93 5 3 Rose-Hulman 20 13-7 1205 60 3 4. Kyle Jefferson, SaIlsbury St . ..‘... .Sr 20 Iaa Ia I68 562 28 1 4 Chrrs Donovan Kenvon 3 20 263 131 4 Mlllsaos 19 16-1 1774 93 4 4 St Thomas fMmn l 19 19-O 1165 61 3 5 Lance Castle, Monmouth (III ) sr 17 163 43 97 466 27 4 5 Andrew Sauth,‘N J inst of Tech sr 182 130 5 Amsrrkan (P R ) R 6-2 744 93.0 5. Oneonta St. I la 9-Y 1104 61.3 6 Joel Curbelo. Amerrcan (P R ) a 86 21 25 219 27 4 6 Antoine Harden, Eastern 206 12.9 6. Nub Wsslayan .:. : 20 15-S la57 92 8 6 Wooster 20 19-l 1230 61 5 7 Phrl Lhxon. Shenandoah ;: 20 iai 76 107 545 27 3 7 Mark Harrrs. Coast Guard :: 16 204 128 7. LaVerne .19 14-5 1762 97 7 6 WIS ~PlaIIevrlle IR 18-n 1107 61.5 8 Brlly Callrns, Nrchols Sr 15 134 62 76 406 27 1 8 Jason Haves, MarreIta so 20 245 123 a N J lnst of Tech 17 16-l 1576 92 7 a Johnson St 20 11~9 1236 61 a 9 Wrl Flowers, Aurora 21 190 34 134 548 26 1 Y Larry Jories. Lehman so 229 121 9 Hamrlton 18 13-S 1668 92 7 9 Wlnenberg 21 15-6 1312 62 5 10 Jerry McChrrsban. Savannah A&D :: 71 714 32 a1 541 25 a 10. Jos Mrorrenskr, Hamrlton Jr 1: 212 118 IO St Joseph’s (Me ) ?I l/-4 1943 92 !, IO Montclarr SI 18 12-6 1130 62 8 11 Antorne Harden. Eastern Jr i6 iS7 31 64 409 25 6 11. Jusbn Hackley, Salve Regma Jr Ia 211 11 7 1 I Salrsbu St 20 IO-10 la.50 92 5 11 Murkmgum 2OlO~IO 1266 63 3 12 Mrke Lambe, Loras Sl 17 172 1 86 431 25 4 12 Jrm Naughton, Worcester Tech 1a7 117 12 Shenan a,oah 20 12-8 1844 92 2 12 Marrtrme (N Y ) 18 11-7 1141 63 4 13 Dan Rush, Brrdgewater Va ) 21 205 0 122 532 25 3 13 Mahlon Williams. Wheaton (Mass ) i: 1: 221 11.6 13. Manchester .20 20-O 1841 92.1 13. Buflalo St .I9 12-7 1208 63 6 14 Chrrs Dunn. Worcsstsr t ech z: 16 151 35 66 403 25.2 14. Akll Screen, Skrdmore .‘. Jr I7 197 II 6 14 Allentown Ia 13-5 1149 63 R 15 T J Gondak, Colby-Sawyer Sr 19 162 30 123 477 25 I 15 Errc Frsher, Delaware Valley Sl 21 240 114 SCORING MARGIN 16 Rick Hughes, Thomas More Jr 17 160 417 24 5 OFF OEF MAR WON-LOST PERCENTAGE 17 Greg Gauvrn. Westheld St 19 176 3: ;; 459 24 2 FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE 1 Mlllsaps 934 66 3 77 1 W-I PC1 la Alex Butler, Rhode Island Cal 52 18 159 49 65 432 24 0 (Mm 5 FG Made Per Game) CL G FG FGA PC1 2 NJ lnst of Tech 92 7 66 5 26 2 1 Frank & Marsh 200 1 000 19 Mrko Kant. Galldudet Jr 17 155 0 97 407 23 9 1 Jusbn Wrlkrns. Neb Wesleyan 5.1 20 124 16a 73 a 3 Colby-Sawyer 93 5 68 5 25 0 1 Hope 20-o 1 000 20 hy Spemarr, Neb Wesleyan sr 20 184 16 aa 472 23 6 2 Davrd One Srmoson Sl 17 209 285 73 3 4 Manchester 92 1 In I 22 0 1 Manchester 20~0 1 000 3 Mike Ksnt. Gallaudst :: I/ 155 222 698 5 Hanover .82 1 60 2 21 9 1 St lhomas(Mrnn) 19-o I on0 BLOCKED SHOTS 4 Erick Rrvsra. Amencan (P R ) .’ : i ii 93 688 6 Frank 8 Marsh ,867 65 3 ?I 3 1 Wru -PlafIevrlle 18-O I on0 5. Joel Curbela, Amerrcan (P.R ) Jr 128 67 2 7 Mass -Dartmouth 88 9 68 4 70 5 6 Wooster 19~1 950 1 Ira Nrcholson. Mt St VrncsnI Ek 1: 1:: AVG64 6 Dan Rush, Brrdgewater (Vat sr 21 205 306 67 0 a Wrlkes a9 2 68 7 20 5 7 Rowan la-1 947 2 Roy Woods. Fontbonne : : ‘1. Jr 18 90 SO 7 Alrda Ellerbee. NJ lnst of ech so 17 106 159 66 7 Y Wrllrams a3 a 64 2 196 7 Mrllsaos Ia-1 947 3 Jeremy Pulman, Dubuque Jr ia a9 49 a Jamre Vaunt, hm0n Sl 21 154 235 65 5 10 Wls -Plattoville an 9 61 5 194 9 Williams 17~1 944 4 Make Mrentus, Allentown SO 1s Y Scott Laurnger. Gust Adolphu; Jr la 149 230 b48 11. St Joseph’s (MC ) 92.5 73.4 191 10 N.J lnst of Tech ‘. 16-l 941 5 Robert Clyburn, Kean Sl ii; ii 10. Dee Bell, Maryville (Term ) ..’ So 19 ini 156 647 12 Washrnglon (MO). 86.7 68 6 18.1 11. Hampden-Sydney 18-Z 900 6 Ken LaFlamme. Emsrson MCA SO 1: 11 Neal Rrchards, Mount Unwon so 20 120 186 64 5 13 Hope 80 I 70 A 173 11 Washmgton (MO ) la-2 900 7 Andrew South, NJ lnst uf loch Sl 14 :: 3.939 I2 John Wassenbergh. St Joseph’s (Me ) Jr 20 189 294 64 3 11 Hanover Ia-2 900 8 Rob Sador. Macalester ..’ .‘. .“. ‘.’ .” Fr I9 ;: 34 13 Brent Nerat, Wrs ~Oshkosh Jr 17 106 167 63 5 FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE Current Wmnmg Streak Frank 8 Marsh 20. Hape 20. 9 Antorne Harden. Ersrern Jr I6 FGA Per Manchester 20 IO. Chrrr Neumann, Fredonra St sr 19 :i FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE 1 American (P R.) .2FBGs 490 58 4 I I Mark Stodden, Unron (NY ) Sl :; (Mm 2 5 Fl Made Psr Game) Ff FTA PCT 2 Srrnpson 602 in53 57.2 FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE 12 Terry Thomas, Chrrs Newport Jr :t 57 8 1 Matt Freesemann. Wanburg .“s: 1’; 102 109 93 6 3 Hanover 591 1096 $3 9 FG FGA PCT 13 Bryant Rrchards. Babson .Jr 51 2 Mrke Guth, Frankkn sr 17 70 a5 91 8 4 Hope 651 1210 53 a 1 Rrpon 409 1096 37 3 14 Trm Dsterhoudt. Hartwrck 1; 48 E 3 Chad Buchanan, Sampson 5 Frank & Marsh 610 1152 53 0 2 Allentown 436 1168 37 3 15 JohnGarbar. Mrllsap~ .’ ” s” 19 51 27 4 Ryan Billet. Elrzabethtown 2 :; t; 2 ii.; 6 Maryvills (Term ) 621 Ii82 52 5 3 Wrlkes 400 1064 37 6 5 Joel Curbelo. Amsrican (P R ) 25 28 893 7 Neb Wesleyan 692 1319 52.5 4. Colby 467 1242 37 6 ASSISTS 6 Kurl Are, Randolph-Macon ;: 2: 74 83 892 8 Mrllsaps 700 1335 52 4 5 Jersev Crhr St 49s 1314 37 7 CL G ND AVG 7 Clarence Prerce. NJ lnst of Tech ” 17 9 St Joseph s (tie ) 740 1423 52 0 6 New Palh’St 478 1260 37 9 1 Phrl Drxon. Shenandoah Jr 20 177 a9 a Travrs Crorrer, Elrrabethtown i: 20 7660 ii ::z 10 NJ lnst of Tech 569 1097 51 9 I Wrllramr 434 1139 38.1 2 Troy MrKelvrn, Trmrty (Corm ) 9 Rommsl Santos. Staten Island Sl 119 135 861 11. York (Pa.) ..’ 547 1060 51.6 8 Wrdener ” 401 in44 38.4 3 Andre Boltnn. Chrrs Newport :: :i 150168 :: 10 Jeff Kock. Manchester : . ..Sr :i 52 59 88 1 17 Salem St 614 1190 516 9 Wdtenberg 469 1709 38 8 4 Joe Marcotle. NJ lnst of Tech Sl 17 137 81 11 Kevrn Braaten, Baldwrn-Wallace so 20 117 133 aa 0 13 Manchsster 652 1269 514 10 Montclarr St 387 996 38 9 5 llavrd Gonovsso. MI St Vrncent Sr 17 129 76 12 Bernre Rogers, Ursrnus 19 73 a3 a80 11 Rensselaer 461 1182 39.0 6 Grog Small, Gwynedd-Mercy 20 148 74 13 Burl Paddock, Manchester 4 20 ;: 65 87077 7 FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE 12 Chrrs Newport 566 1451 39 n 7 Adam Drrerlynskr, Chapman 5”,’ 13 Chad Ryan, Central (Iowa .Jr 19 Fr Fro PC1 13 Brnghamton 449 1149 39 1 8 Kevrn Alexander, Emory B Henry Jr 8 144150 :: 13. Jermarne Wrllrams, Lake 1orest so 18 57 E2 a7 7 1 Baldwrn-Wallace 3bi iii 79 7 Y Chrrs Hutson. Ill Wesleyan 18 127 71 2 Albion ..392 512 16.6 REBOUND MARGIN 10 Sammy Brr gs. Catholic 2 I9 134 71 3.POINT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE 3 Wls.-PlanenIle 413 540 76 5 OFF DEF MAR 11 Mrke Rhoa Bes, Lebanon Valley ” Sl 20 (Min 1 5 Ff Made Per Game) CL FG FGA PC1 4 Sampson 414 546 75 a 1 Wlnenberg 43 0 290 140 12 Jeff Boyle, Grrnnell 140115 Li 1 Justun Loft. Ohro Wesleyan .sr 2: 3A 71 53 5 5 Nazareth 247 326 75 a 2 NJ lnst of Tech 45 4 32 6 128 I3 Marcus Buckley, Wrs Eau Clarre b: 1: in5 66 2 Don Stahl. WIS 6uperror 1s 6 Ill Wesleyan 354 468 75 b 3 Wllllams ..48 2 35.7 12.4 14 Dax Kalrwara. Vassar Jr I5 98 65 3 Matt George, Colby-Sawyer ..:: :: ii ZE 7. Wartburg ..276 365 75 6 4 Chrrs Newpan 51 a 396 123 15 Mrchaol Krngslay, Babson ” so 17 4 Tony Friedsn. Manchester Sr :i 47 81 519 8 Wheaton (Ill ) 324 429 75 5 5 Colbv-Sawver 43 7 31 Y 11 a I6 Adam PIandes Bates 110108 ii 5 Chad Onofrro, Tufts Jr 17 29 56 51 a 9 Hanover 332 440 75 5 115 17 Vector Humphrey, Wm Paterson 2 1; 119 6.3 6. Ryan Kmder, New England Col Jr 18 10 Brrdgewatsr [Va ) 341 452 75 4 67 Mancheste;SI Joseph’s (Me ) : ,.i: F 2; 11.5 18 Kelley McClure, ORerbem Jr 20 124 62 7. Chad Buchanan, Srmpson Sl 35 1:: ::: 11 Manchester ..39n 519 75.1 8. Wrlkes ..48 4 37.2 11.1 8 Mrke Bergan, St Thomas (Mrnn ) Sl ld :; 58 so.0 12. Colby-Sawyer .I’ 408 545 74 9 9 Marrhme (N Y) 404 30 1 104 STEALS a Matt Fressemann, Wartburg Sl 28 56 500 13. Kenyon 278 372 74 7 10 Neb Weslevan 43 Y 34 0 100 CL G NO AVG 10 Ryan Bradford, Va. Wesleyan ‘.’ .‘.. ‘.. ” Fr :: 11 Wooster ’ 36 8 26 9 1 Scott Clarko. Utica Jr 17 11 Scott Starkoy, Franklin Jr 17 li ii 48 85 3-POINT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE 12 New Paltz St 45 2 35 3 :i 2 Errc Bell, New Paltz St ii i: 12. Mark Soechl. Neb. Weslevan “Jr 19 43 90 47 a (Mm 3 0 Made Per Game) G FG FGA PC1 13 Gallaudet 41 4 31 8 9.6 3 Ivo Moyano, Polyiechnrc (N Y ) St 1: I3 Jay Snow, Ubca Jr 17 29 61 47 5 1 American (P R ) 49 3 4 Carl Small. Cornell College Sl 17 :Fl 41 2 Manchester .2; 1:: % 45.1 3-POINT FIELD GOAL MADE PER GAME 5 Tony Wynard. tmerson~MCA Sl 18 73 41 3.POINT FIELO GOALS MADE PER GAME 3 Mrllrkrn 19 192 438 43 8 G NO AVG 5 Brran Meehan. Salve Regrna Jr 18 73 41 CL G AVG 4 Skrdmore 1’ .’ .17 105 246 42 7 1 Grmnell 17 309 182 7 Gerard Garlrc. Goucher Sl 70 a0 40 1 Steve Drekmann, Grrnnell Sl 1:: 5 Colby-Sawyer 19 162 310 42 6 2 St Mary’s (Md ) 198 104 a Shawn McCartney, Hunter Sl 19 70 37 2 Ed Brands, Grinnell Jr 1; 102 2 6 Dame1 Webster :: 1:: 210 42 4 3 Mrllikin 192 101 a John Robrnette. Maryvrlle (Term i .’ 19 ii 37 3 Man Gamy, Bales ..’ ‘.. ‘... So 17 77 4 5 7 Denrson 298 42 3 4 Monmouth (Ill ) 17 160 94 10 Kareem Allen Hrlberi 1: 4. Billy Collrns, Nrchols 15 a Hope 20 111 264 42 0 5. Wrs~Oshkosh : I9 175 92 II Jell Boyle, Grmnell Jr 1; 5 Jason Prenevost. Mrddlebury z: 2 :1 9 Eastern ..‘...... ’ ..17 106 253 41.9 6 Ken on 20 104 92 I2 Stefan Pagros. Mass ~Darlmouth 20 ;: Fi33 6 Chrrs Carrdeo. Wrdensr :: 81 in. Simpson .17 79 189 41 a 7 UC l an Drego 21 191 13 Sammy Brrggs. Catholic :: 19 63 7 Bobby Agurrre. Macalestor .: z: 19 75 :; II Hariwrck 17 112 273 41 0 8 Thrsl 19 170 ii: 14 Tee Jermmgs, Hampdell-Sydnev 9 ii 8. Mar Kerlhlme, Kmg’s (Pa ) Jr 20 76 3 a 12 Wheaton (Ill ) 19 145 357 40.6 9 Claremont-M-S 19 168 88 15 Frrr. Frsher. Delaware Valley Sl :: k-i 32 8 Phrl“ t 1x0”. Shenandoah 20 13 Hordelberg 70 129 318 40 6 IO Macalebter 19 165 a7 16 DamonStevenson. Frostburg St Jr 18 58 32 10 Rrchard Gronlre. Palylochnrc lN Y ) .:: 16 ii ii 14 WIS mmm la 62 153 40 5 11 Marv Washmgton 18 1% a7 w Division III women’s basketball leaders n Team leaders Through February 5 SCORING REBOUNDING SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE CL G TFG 3FG FI PTS AVG CL NO AVG G W~l PTS AVG G W~L PTS AVG I Emrlre Hanson, Central (Iowa) Sr 17 I82 R 00 460 27 1 1 Sybrl Smith, Baruch 358 23 9 I Geneseo Sl 17 170 1634 96 1 1 Lakeland 19 13~6 a82 46 4 2 Jamre Parron, Maryvrlle (Term ) Jr 22 231 2 93 557 25.3 2 Jen Whrte. Neumann :: 314 174 2. Cal Lutheran 19 19-o 1813 95 4 2 St John Frsher 20 20-O 932 46 6 3 Rita Hungen. Wls.-Rrver Falls 19 163 0 153 479 25 2 3 Denrse Murray. Gwynedd-Mercy Sr 262 146 3 Manchester .18 12-6 1614 897 3 Genssco St . ..17 17-n 793 46 6 4 LBSlee Rogsrs, La Verne i: 16 158 63 70 449 24 9 4. Shonnall Salrers, Ramapo 261 145 4 Mrllsaps 19 15-4 1662 a7 5 4 Wrs -0shkosh : 19 18-l 912 48 n 5 Ellen Cosgrove. Ursrnus Sl 16 149 38 63 399 24.9 5 Leshe Ferguson. Rsdlands ;: 268 14 1 5. Marymount (Va ) Ia 14-4 1558 a66 5 Vassar . ...16 10-6 777 48 6 265 139 6 Denise Murray, Gwynedd-Mercy la 163 0 117 443 24.6 6 Susan Burtoft Bri’water (Mass.) ‘1 ..‘.” 1’ $ 6. Defiance 19 16-3 1627 85 6 6. Albertus M;;n;s .:‘..:‘... 16 14-2 785 49 1 248 138 7 Kabe Smdh. Gsnssso St . ..z. 17 181 6 46 414 24 4 7. Carolyn McGulre. Manchester 7 Maryvrlle (Term ) 22 la-4 1866 84.8 7 Regrs (Mass.) 17 13-4 a42 49 5 B Alhson Palmer, Wesleyan (Corm ) Sl 217 13.6 8 Peggre Sweeney, Prne Manor Jr 17 126 9 152 413 24 3 8. Thomas More 20 g-ii 1588 79 4 8 Baruch 17 9-8 850 50 0 Y Korsn Miller. Haverford Sr 257 135 9 Jennifer Nrsh. Scranton SO 467 23 4 9. Elizabethtown .19 15-4 1507 79 3 9 St Benedrct ..19 19-O 951 50 1 10. Pam Dabbs. Avereft 242 134 10 Salsm St ..18 16-2 924 51 3 10 Mrchele Mert~n. aabson Sl 2018 189160 :, !Y 411 22 8 11 Errn Preseau; Ubca :: 184 13.1 IO Laverne 18 10-a 1423 79 1 I I Allrson Palmer, Wesleyan (Corm ) Sl 16 150 n 65 365 22 8 11. Whearon (Mass ) I6 13-3 1259 78 7 11 Mrllikin ..I9 16-3 981 51 6 12 Glossary Smrth. Ferrum So 248 I31 12. Westfield St ..19 15-4 982 51 7 12 DamelIe Bouchard, St Joseph’s (Me ) Sr 21 197 0 a5 479 22 a 13. Latlsha English. Upsala so 169 130 12. BusnaVista . ..I7 12-S 1336 78 6 13 Sybrl Smrth, Baruch Jr 15 128 1 81 338 22 5 14. Krm Roth. Saltsbury St Sl 245 12.9 WON-LOST PERCENTAGE 14. Jennrfer Warren, Trmrry (Tex ) Fr 19 179 0 70 420 22.5 SCORING MARGIN 15 Msgan Lytls. Susquehanna . ..Sr 232 12.9 W-L PCT. 15 Danrslle Pottsr. Rockford .Sr 20 158 22 93 431 21 5 201 126 OFF DEF MAR 16. Lindy Ann Hoslen, Medgar Evers Jr 1 Capital 20-o i ,000 16 Rebecca Morns. Wentworth lnst SO 15 103 6 111 323 71 5 Jr 226 126 l.GeneseoSt 96 1 466 49 5 17 Ann Donnelh. Nazareth 1 St. John Frsher 20-o 1 ODO 17 Jessrca Turgan. Marymount (Va.) So 18 153 0 80 386 21 4 18 Ebonr Taylo<‘Warhmgton (Md ) SO 237 12.5 2 Cal Lutheran 95 4 64 5 30 9 1 Scranton 20-O 1000 la Jen Goodsll, Wrllram Smith SO ia 157 1 69 384 19 Kerra Harries, Wm Paterson Sl 233 123 3. St. John Frsher 73 5 46 6 26 9 21 3 1 Cal Lutheran 19-o 1 000 15 128 1 61 318 21 2 20 Maya Brady, Pine Manor ..’ : :.Sr 182 12 1 4 Wis -0shkosh ..74.8 48.0 26.8 19. Jenn. Taubenherm, St Mav’s (Ind ) Jr 1. St. Benedict 19-O 1 000 360 21 2 5 Salem St 76 2 51 3 24 Y 20 B J Toolan, Trmrty (Corm ) .Sr 17 123 54 60 1. Geneseo St. 17-O 1 ow 21. Leshe Ferguson. Redlands Sl 19 163 15 52 393 20.7 FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE 6. Capital 75.8 52 8 23 0 1Mrn 5 Ft Made Per Gams\ CL G FG FGA PCT 7 Southern Me. 19-l ,950 22 Ann@ Gurek. Drckinson Jr 16 135 1 59 330 206 7 Mrllsaps a7 5 65 6 21 a 7 Franklrn 19-l ,950 73 Meegan Garrrty Clark (Mass ) SO 19 129 53 79 390 20.5 i Kari Tufte, Luther -.I .Jr 18 145 220 65 Y 8. St Benedict 71.4 50 I 21 4 2. Steph Sprenger, Lakeland 102 159 64.2 9 Wrs -0shkosh la-l ,947 24. Carolyn McGurre, Manchester Sr Ia 133 14 a9 369 20.5 Y Lakeland 67.3 46.4 20.9 10. William Smith 17-l ,944 25 Stephanre Kramer. Franklln Sr 20 153 6 95 407 20 4 3 Trna Kampa. St Benedict 4 1: 101 160 631 10 Scranton 76 8 56 1 20 7 16 149 61 7 11 Gsttysburg 16-l ,941 26 Theresa D’aprrls. Ubca Tech .Sl la 123 8 112 366 20 3 4. Lindy Ann Hasten, Medgar Ever% 11. Rutgers-Camden 73 9 54 7 192 5 Rrta Hurigen. Wrs -Rrver Falls i: 19 1:: 265 61.5 12. Wittenberg 19-2 905 27 Vickl Wrlson, St Mary’s (Mrnn ) Jr 16 135 0 53 323 20 2 12 Rowan ..:: . ..‘.72.a 54.1 18.8 6 Arlmne Meinholr, Wrs -Eau Claire ‘.. .Sr I9 134 218 61 5 Current Winning Streak Capital 40, Cal Lutheran 21, St Ia 135 21 71 362 20 1 28 Allrson McCombe, Denrson 7. Mlndy Bagatelos. Claremont-M-S Ioa 176 61 4 John Fisher 20. Scranton ‘20. TM Jarra Rusnock. Albright .i 18 125 0 117 362 20 1 8 Jody Prete, U per Iowa :: 1; 91 151 60.3 FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE 30 Susan Zrmmerman. Moravran Sl 18 114 38 9; 361 20.1 Y KabeSmiIh. rpsneseost Sr 17 181 301 60 1 FGA PCT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE 10. Laura Wltte. St Thomas (Mann ) SO 111 185 600 1 Gensseo St 6F4: 1272 50.3 FGA PCT BLOCKED SHOTS 11 Lanett Stephan, Franklrn Jr :i 120 206 583 2 Wrs ~Oshkash 550 1139 48 3 1 Emerron-MCA 3:: 1075 292 CL NO AVG 12 Dolmesha Stallings, Chris Newporl so 20 145 252 57 5 3 Capital 545 1129 40 3 2 Montclarr St. 348 1168 29 R 1 lamrko Marim Ferrum Sl 115 61 4 Defiancs 627 1322 474 3 Alberius Magnus 293 958 30 6 2 Maggre Mrsrsluk, Montclarr St Fr 90 53 FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE 5 Luther 521 1100 47 4 4 Geneseo St 298 974 306 3. Laurie Mrller. East Mennonrte Fr (Min 2.5 Ff Made Per Game) CL FTA PC1 6. Claremont-M-S 524 1122 46 7 5 Southern Me 409 1296 316 4 Jen white. Neumann Jr ii 4.947 1 Angle Sapp. llknors Col so 1: 72 87 5 7 Mrllsaps 658 1412 46 6 6 Salem St 330 1043 31 6 5 Megan Wrllrstl tlmhurst 67 45 2 TmaShar Eureka Jr 17 69 a7 0 R Srmpson 456 981 46 5 7 Albany (N Y) 371 1171 31.7 6 Vrckr Wrlgon, St Maw’s (Mum ) ..:: 3 Jasmme B’brhar, Bowdorn 9 Cal Lutheran 716 1543 46 4 a Baruch 346 1091 31 r 7 Becky Race. Potsdam St 64 :.i 4 Mrchelle Bushman, Lake Forest 5: 1; El E IO Maryville (Term) 734 1582 464 Y Rutgers-Camden 382 1189 32 1 8 Cassandra Trmmr, Rust :: 5 Karl Tufis. Luthsr ..Jr I8 74 a6 5 1 I Wrs -Rrver Falls 524 1132 46 3 IO Cal Lutheran 444 1375 32 3 9 Herdr Snyder, Western Md so it i: 6 Felrcra LofIon, Mrllsaps’ Sl 12 Ill Wesleyan 487 1066 45 7 11 St John Frshsr 344 1065 32 3 IO Brand1 Poole Sswanee so 62 34 7 Jenelle Glasbrenner. Wrs -Whrtewatsr Jr 1: ii i;.z 12 Chrcaqo 344 1 ObO 32 5 11 Marchellr Coleman, Rutgers-tamben Sl a Pam Oumond. Wrllram Smrth Jr 18 61 85 2 FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE 53 a4 9 Sl 2; i; 9 Sarah Bay, Wellesley FTA PCT REBOUND MARGIN 12 Krm McCabe. Wenlwonh lnst IO Crndy Pearson, Brrdgewater (Va ) ;: 1; 59 84 7 1 Luther .2:: 346 74.0 OFF DEF MAR I1 Krm Roth, Salrsbury St Sl 19 77 a4 4 2 Wrllram Smdh 284 392 72 4 1 Tufts 47 4 31 4 16 1 ASSISTS 12 Jennifer Warren Trrnrty (Ter ) ” Fr 19 a3 a4 3 CL G NO AVG 3 Concordra~M’head 285 394 72 3 2 Geneseo St 50 1 35 4 14 7 3 St John Frsher I Chrrs Webb, NC Wesleyan Ia 135 75 4 Bates 233 323 72 1 47 9 33 8 14 1 3.POINT FIELO-GOAL PERCENTAGE 4 Carroll (WIS ) 48.4 36.4 12 1 2 Stslanre Toter, Mary Washrnpton 17 5 Wrs ~Rrver Falls 379 527 71 9 (Mm 1 5 Ff Mada Per Game) CL G FGA PC1 5 Washmgton (MO ) 49 2 374 11 B 3 Cathv Fmnev. Marvmount IVa ) 17 124115 2 6 MIllraps 275 384 71 6 1 Shelley Dretz, WIS -Dshkosh Jr 69 536 6 Trmrty (Tex ) 46 0 34 3 11 7 4 Sheiiy Andeisan. bglethorbe Sl 108 68 1: 72 52 R 7 Manchsster 358 507 71 3 2 Jodr Davrs. lllrnors Col 7 Clarsmont~M~S .4b 1 34.5 11.6 SO 1; 113 66 ...... 17 8. Va Wesleyan 312 438 71 2 5 Megan Orllon. Cabrrnr 3 Jennifer Dravrs. Gettysburg ‘.. 8 Clark [Mass ) 48 a 37 a 110 118 66 17 24 2: 9 Buena Vrsta 292 4tn 71 7 6 Colleen Mewes, Carthage ” So 4 Marcae Hufton, Roanoke 9 Salem St 45 2 34 7 105 1: 18 59 47.5 10 Harlwrck 279 393 71 0 7 Stephanie Ram. Brnghamton Fr 1: 113 63 5 Krm McCabe, Wentworth lnst 10 Rensselaer 50 1 6 Carla Webb, Mrllsaps so 19 77 46 a Il. Sewanee 232 327 70 Y 8 we correa, Salem St 112 62 11 Cal Lutheran 55 5 40445 9 ii; 7 Ellen Cosgrove. Ursrnus sr 16 9 Kelly WItI. AvereII ..si 1: 12 Caprta1 ,370 522 709 12 Defiance 47 4 377 96 9 Amy Wmg. Wis ~Oshkosh 19 118 z 8 Molly Malloy, Wheaton (Mass ) :: 2: 9 Marcy Hrner, Adrran i: 1: 110 455 1 I Mandy Krng. Southern Me s”,’ 20 123 62 3.POINT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE ~-POINT FIELD GOAL MADE PER GAME 10 Leslee Rogers. La Verne Jr 18 141 44 7 (Mm 3 0 Made Per Game) G FG FGA PCT c NO AVG STEALS 11 Mary Gallagher, lmmaculata SO 1. Wls -0shkosh 19 a7 202 43 1 12 Meredrth Engelke. Coast Guard Fr 1: EZ 44 61 I LaVerne Ia 148 a2 CL NO AVG 2. Coast Guard 16 56 135 415 2 Manchester 18 130 so 1; 3 Johnson St 19 79 201 1 Jell St Germarn, Salve Regma ~-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE PER GAME 39.3 3 Whrnrer 18 124 z ia 130118 L.i 4. Cal Lulheran 19 101 257 39 3 2 Crystal Robmson. Rutgers-Newark sr G NO AVG 4 Cabrm 18 114 3. Sharee McClellan. Marymount (Va ) Sr 102 17 5 Illinois Col. . ..‘... 17 60 154 3938.6 0 5 Hope 20 124 E 4 Margaret Barry Huntei Fr :: 106 :.: 18 ii i: 6 Savannah A80 17 56 145 6 Alma 18 110 5. Angel Eopasdo. Elms Sl ii 52 18 7. Immaculata 16 56 147 38 1 7 Calvin 20 120 :A 6 Carlean Rage, Endrcott Jr 1: 61 EA 8. Roanoke :.‘... 19 61 161 37 9 7 Thomas More % 120 60 7 Nrcole Albalt. Cal Lutheran Jr 19 5. B. J. Toolan, Trlnlty (Corm ) Sl 1; :i 3.2 9 Augsburg . . ...19 73 193 37.8 9 Hanover 115 5.8 8. Heather Seaver. Gsneseo St Jr E :.i48 6 Me an Mackey. Geneseo St Fr 17 10. GeItysburg 17 a6 230 37 4 10 Muskmgum .20 114 5.7 9. Gloria FrankIln, Savannah AhD .Jr 1: 7 Jace; r8 Gaston, Rust 11. Millsaps 19 71 191 37 2 11 North Adams St. 17 lf 5.5 10 Amber Andrew% Rutgers-Newark Sl ia i-i 474.7 8. Adrlenns Schemerhorn I Manchester .z 1: z: :13.0 12. Winenberg 21 80 219 36 5 12 Maryville (Term.) 22 53 10 Sybrl Smrth. Baruch 15 70 4.7 9. Krm Prswrtt, Thomas More Jr 20 57 28 13 Cabrmr ia 114 313 364 13. Cal Lutheran 19 101 53 12. Wallda Hawkmr. Upper Iowa $ 17 79 46 10 Shally Howe. Coe Jr la 51 2.0 14. Malwlll.? fTenn l ‘22 117 322 36 3 14.Smith .19 97 51 February 15, 1995 The NCAA News Page 13 Numbers More than 295,000 student-athletes participated in NCAA sports last year Thirteen b Continued from page 1 inducted I)ivtston ILAAA insttttttiotts 11t;tt into hall 11~1 maint;tiiictl Ji~olltall pt~oqitttts DIVISIONI DJVISIONII DIVISIONIll OVERALL l’ltirtc.c.tt ilIt‘ wtll I)c it)- -_ - -. --- ill T)ivision 111 wcrc l‘:tced with ;I tluclccl ittIc) 111<, (:ollc~:c. cltoitc of dropping tltrir Ioott~all AVG. AVG. AVG. AVG. SPORT TEAMS ATHLETESSQUAD I I TEAMS ATHLETESSQUAD TEAMS ATHLETESSQUAD II TEAMSATHLETES SQUAD 1~-oot1,,11111;tll (11’J;;uttc, tltts programs or moving thctn to I/ Baseball.. 276 281 7,166 25.5 751 22,575 30 I )‘c;lt r)ivision I-AA; ttiosl c host to nto\,~ Basketball 301 34.6148 241194 5,8593,591 312 5,304 170 854 13,350 156 22: A111011g 1lIC I~ollolIY~s ;1tc tc> J-AA, rt-suItins itt ;ttt ittc rc:tsc of Cross Country 291 41452 15.3 184 2,134 11 6 255 3,264 12 8 730 9,850 13 5 Fencm A63 I93 ~ 21 294 14.0 45 757 168 1’;1ul J ä Continued from page 1 years or so ~ 1h;tl wotiicii’s ;i11tlcl- N(:AA I This is a summary of the 55 rollLcall votes that were con- No. 25: In Divisions I and 11 fhorb:rlt, permit roac-hrs or, be No. 35-I: Amrnd No. 35 ro rcmovc lrom that proposal languagr durrrd at thr 1995 NCAA C~onvrntion in San Diego. involved in two hours of skill-related itlstruct1on per week -- that would dctinc ;I partial qualifier. Sponsored hy thr (:ouncil Each column represents a roll-call vote at the Convention. involving no Inow Ihan thrrr sIurhl-athlrlrs in any Orw activity and Presidents (Zomtnission. IXvisio11 I business session. The t~ttnl~rr at Ihc- head ofrac It ~olrmit~ is the propos;tl tium- ~ titrring lhr pcrmi~sihlr right 11cmrx of tountahlr athlrtically No. 36: It1 Division I, rstahlish a11 initial~cligihility index for a related activities that may occur outs& the playit1g ~aso11, provitl- pa1-h~ qU~diticI bilbrd llpl~I1 A tl~I~~~llII~~ll~~llIl gM~~-~mIl~ :lVCI’- lxx. Whet-c letters are indicated, the rcfercncc is to parts of ed the student-athlete requests the instntrt1oti. Sponsored by the age o! 2.750 anti an SKI‘ score o! 600 01 a11A(X score of 15; per- multipan proposals included in that vote. Proposals c-onsid- I’residet1ts See Roll-call voks, page 15 b February 15, 1995 The NCAA News Page 15 Roll-call votes b Continued from page 14 AlBwwuEGE ...... III Yes Yes - - -I&$------"B - yes ------ye ym b m ye$ym - - - - - ~ ~ ------~ - - y= yes yesyv, yes AlcwsTAlEu~...... w ;g ;g - Yes - - VW - Yes - No - No YssYa VBSVW - - Ye - VK - - Yea - YesYes Yes Yes Vsr No YesYes Yes YeaYes No No YesNo No Yes - ~ ------Vu ~ AlJwlzwEFlm ...... Ill -V@$------h -yss - - - - ~ - - - No Yes Va VeaYes Yes ------~ - - Yes Yes No Yes Yes AlJBiwaKm ...... Ill yepya:I-b------y@-ye - - - - - Ilo Vs Ye Yes Yes Yas - ~ ------~ ~ ------No No Yes Yes Yes AlLENmNaL.oFsT.RuwclsDEBAl.Es . . . . . II V~y~---,,o -_z-----y,-Vsszr~z---- - No Vat Vss Ye Veu Yas ------~------No No No Yes Yes ALVERNIACOLLEGE III Yes Yes ~ ~ ~ No ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes ~ Yes - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - .- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Abs No Abs Yes Yes AMERICANINTERNATIONAL COLLEGE _II Yes Yes No ~ No ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes - Yes ~ ~ Yes ~ Yes Yes No ~ No - - ~ ~ ~ Yes Yes Yes YESYes ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ No No Yes Yes Yes No ~ ~ ~ Yes ~ AMERICANUNIVERSITY...... ~-~Y~~Y~~~V~~~~~-Y~~~YE~~Y~~Y~~~V~~---Y~~~~~~~~----~N~N~N~Y~~V~~Y~~N~V~~NOV~SNO ~~~~~~~~~~~~ .~ AMHERSTCOLLEGE Ill Yes Yes - - ~ NO ~ ~ ~ ~ - - ~ ~ Yes ~ Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ - - ~ ~ No Yes Yes Yes YK Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - -. ~ ~ ~ No No No ~ Yes AN[KRSONUNIVERSITY Ill Yes Yes ~ ~ ~ No - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes - Yes - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - ~. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ No No No Yes Yes ME~.CISTATE~~MVERW...... _..______II Y&s Yes Yes - Y8s - - - - Yea - Yes - - Ye6 - Yes vss YES - YES - - - - - Vm YeaYSS VOS Yes ------~ - - - - - No YESYes No NO No ~ - - Yes - ANNAUAPlAUltlHE ._...... 1 ye y@ - _ -No ------_ -VW -Vm _ ------No laYaYes -YES ------~ - - - - -A~BYMNo Y8sYss AFWLAUUANSTATEU ...... MA Yes VW - No - - Yea - Yes - No - Yes Yar Yar Ye No - - No - No - - NO - YOSYOS Yes Ye Yes No Yes No VBSVes No No No Yes Vsr No Yes ------~ ~ - Yes - M~ZONASTATEL~N~K~SSIN...... I-A Yes Yes - YES - - - Yes Yes - Yes - Ye vas Yea Ye4vss - - Yes - - Yss Yea - - Ygs Ya Yes YeaYes No No No Yes Yes Yes No Yes No VW No -- YES ------Yes - lBlW!SNffARmyu ...... I... I-A YES YES - No - - - Yes Yes - Ym - VEaNo VBSYes Yes - - No - - No No - - Ye Ye No Ysr Yes No No No Yes No Yes No Ye No Yes No - Yes ------Yes - ARKANSASSTATE UNIVERSITY IA Yes Yes - No - - ~ Yes Yes ~ No ~ Yes No Yes YESYes ~ ~ Yes ~ ~ Yes Yes - ~ Yes YESYes Yes Yes No No NO Yes Yes No Yes No Yes Yes No ~ Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ves ~ UNIVERSITYOFARKJNSAS~FAVETTEVILLE I-A Yes Yes ~ Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes - Yes ~ No No Yes Yes Yes ~ - Yes - ~ Yes Yes ~ ~ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No Yes Yes Vss Yes No Yes No Yes ~ Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes UNIVERSITYOFARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK CAAA VR Yes - Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ YK ~ Yes - Yes No Yes YK Yes ~ ~ Yes ~ ~ - - ~ ~ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes No ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - ~ ~ ~ Yes ~ ARMSTRONGSTATE COLLEGE II Yes Yes Yes ~ Yes - - - ~ Yes ~ Yes ~ ~ Yes - Yes No No ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes Yes YESYes Yes ~~ -. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ Yes Yes Yes No No ~ ~ ~ Yes ASHtANOUNI\IERSIlT II Yes YESYes ~ No ~ ~ ~ ~ No - Yes ~ ~ Yes ~ Yes No No ~ No - ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ No No Yes No No NO ~ ~ ~ Yes ~ As!3wmNCOUEn ...... I... II Ye Yes YOS - No - - - - Yes - I5 - - var - -mys -No - - - - -y~y~y~y~y~ ------No No No No No Yes - - - Yes ~ ;~~EltENcE ...... MbA g g - Yea - - - - Yes - Yes - YeaYed Yes Yes vcd - - Ye4 ------Yes YESYm Vm YeaNo No No Vos Yes Yes Yes No Va3 VK No ------Yes - m ._.__.______. LA - Yes - - - Yes Y?s - Yea - VW No Yas ve Ye.8 - - - - - No No - - YeaYU - Ye Vta No No No Yes No Vm Yes Yw No Yas Yes -- Yes ------Yes - AlJWlNlHlVWRV ...... I...... CA Ye3 Yes - vnn - - - Yes Yea - Yes - YH No Yeave Yu - - Na - - No No - - Ves Yer Yes Yes Yes No No Wo Yes Yes Yes No Yus YES - No - Yes ~ ------Yes - AlKswklcouEQL ...... UI “~y~---No------y~-y~------No va VW yes Yas YB ------VW Ye3vss Yes Yes AUGUSTACOttEGE II Yes Yes Yes ~ No - - - ~ Yes ~ Yes ~ ~ Yes - No No No ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes Yes YESYes Yes - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - - ~ No Yes Yes No No ~ ~ ~ Yes ~ AUGUSTANACOLIIGE ILLINOIS) Ill ym yes ~ ~ ~ No ~ ~ _ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes ~ Yes - - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ No Yes Yes YersYes Yes ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - ~ ~ ~ ~ No No Yes Yes Yes AUGUSTANACOLLEGE SOUTH OAKOIA) II Yes Yes No ~ No ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes - Yes - ~ Yes ~ Yes No No ~ No - - ~ ~ ~ Yes Yes Yes VK No ~ ~ ~ ~ - .- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes Yes Yes No No No ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ AURORAUNIVERSITY Ill yes yes _ - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - YE - ys. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - yes yes - yes yes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ yes yes ~ ~ yez AUSTINPEAY STATEUNIVERSITY .I-AA Yss ~ ~ No ~ ~ - - Yes - Yes ~ Yes No Yes Yes Yes - - Yes ~ Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ VK Yes Yes ~ Yes No No No Yes Yes No Yes No Yes Yes - No - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes Bb5soN&cw.j ::::::::::: ::::: 111 va ves - - -No------y= -y* ------YesVesYsrVasAbsYes ------~ -AbsAbsNoAbsVes - & - _ -No - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ ------_ _ -No ymym -v@ym - - - _ _ _ _ ------_ _ _ _ _ -Y~y~y~Vesyes eAusTATElJwBYrY ...... M VasYEa -No - - -Y5Vo3 -No -YedNomv5Y~ - -No - - No Na - - Yes Ym VW Ym YESNo No No Vos Yes Yes Ye-sVs No Yes No - Yes - - - ~ - - - .- - VK - BAlmasJ&E ,...... Ill “@y~------y~-ye-- -____- -y~yaS~y~y@ ______------______- -No -V=Ves BANRYtlNlmmY ...... _. II Yap Ye4 Ym - Ysr - - - - Yes - vas - - vm - In Yes Yes ------vss Yss VW vm YK ------~ - No No Ves No No - - - - Yes - BATESCOLLEGE III Yes Yes ~ - - NO ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - No - Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ No Yes Yes Ys!s Yes Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ No No No Yes Yes BAYLORUNIVERSITY. I-A Yes Yes ~ Yes ~ ~ ~ Yes Yes - Yes ~ Yes No VK Yes Yes ~ ~ No - - No No ~ ~ Yes Yes Yhs Yes Yes No No No No Yes Yes No Yes No ~ No ~ yes ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ yes ~ BEAVERCOLLEGE Ill Yes Yes - ~ ~ NO ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - - YES ~ Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -- - No Yes Yes Ye:sYes Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - -- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ No No Abs Yes Yes BELIARMINECOLLEGE II Yes Yes Yes - No - - ~ ~ Yes ~ Yes ~ ~ Yes - Yes No No ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - .- Yes VK Yes No No ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes BEMIWISTATE UNIVERSIlV II - Yes No ~ No ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes - Yes - ~ VK ~ Yes No No ~ No ~ - - ~ ~ Yes Yes Yes ~ Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ No No No No No Yes ~ ~ ~ Yes ~ BEwllayLfGE ...... I... HI ya ym - - -y&3 ------ys, - YES ------Ab5 No Yer Yes t Vss ------Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - YES - - - - Yes - Yes - - ve - Yet vss ves - Yes - - - - -f&y@$ymy*vK ------No Yu Yes Yes Yes No - - - Yes - y~V~a--No------y~-~------~V~V~ - ym yCs _ _ _ ------~ _ _ _ ------NO No No yes yes ys ysa - _ -No - - - - - _ _ -Va -ye -~------No Yss Ym Ym VW Yss ------No No No Yes Yes “~“~---~ ------ye-y=------No Yes VK - - Yes ------Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes BETHUNEEOOKMANCMLEGE I-AA Yes Yes - Yes ~ ~ Yes ~ Yes ~ Yes - Yes No YK No Yes ~ ~ No ~ No - -- No ~ Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No ~ ~ No No Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes ~ BIGEAST CONFERENCE I-A Yes Yes ~ Yes ~ - - Yes Yes ~ Yes ~ ~ Yes Yes Yes Yes ~ ~ No ~ ~ Yes No ~ ~ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Yes YESYes Yes Yes No Yes Yes No - Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes BIGEIGHT CONFERENCE I-A Yes Yes - Yes ~ ~ ~ Yes Yes ~ Yes - YesAbs YESVK Yes ~ ~ Yes ~ ~ No No ~ ~ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No Yes Yes Yes YesAbs Yes ~ No ~ Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes ~ BIGSKYCONFERENCE...... IAA Yes Yes ~ Yes - - Yes ~ Yas ~ Yes ~ Yes No Yes Yes Yes ~ ~~ Yes ~ Abs ~ ~ Abs ~ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No NO NO Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes No Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes ~ BIGSOUTH CONFERENCE ...... I-AAA Yes Yes -Yes ~ ~ ~ -Yes -Yes -VesAbsYesYesYes ~ -No ~ - - ~ ~ -VesVesYesYesVesNo No No VesYesYesNo VesNo VesNo ~ ~ ~ ~ - -- ~ ~ ~ ~ -Yes ~ BlLlTwaMFEmcE M vm Yes - No - - - led Yes - Ye4 - vta Ye ves m Yts - - Yes - - No No - - Vos YeaYES - Yes No No No Ys Ysa - Ye Yea No YESYes - Yes ------Yas ~ BlGWencafworcE’::::::::::::::::::::CA YBS Yea - Yes - - - va YE3 - Yes - YE3Yes Yea Yes YES - - No - - Yes No - - Yea Yes Vs YESYes No No No Yes Ver VosAte No Yes Yes No - Vets ------~ - - Yes - YES vsa - - -N,, _ _ _ - - - - -m -ys _ _ _ - - - - -~y~V~y@V&ye _ ------_ ------N,,&.N,,YesVes ;;a~: -No - - - --Yes -Ya - -Vm -YarNa No -No - - - - -V@VaYesYss ------No ,No V&sNo No No - - - Yes - EWiELDSTA~aKLEeE ...... II -N,, - _ _ -No -ym - -ye -y&b b _ ------y~y~y~y@V~ ------_ _ - - No No No No No - - ~ - Yes - BOISESTATE UNIVERSITY ;;;A Yes Yes ~ No ~ ~ Yes ~ Yes - Yes - Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ~ - No - No ~ ~ No ~ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes No Yes ~ ~ - ‘- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes ~ BOSTONCOLLEGE Yes Yes - No ~ ~ ~ No No ~ Yes ~ Yes No No Yes Yes ~ ~ No ~ ~ No No - ~ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes No ~ Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -. ~ ~ Yes ~ BOSJONUNIVERSllY...... ~i~ Yes Yes -Yes ~ -Yes -Yes -Yes -YesYesVesYesYes - -No -NO ~ -No -VesYesNo, No VesNo No No No YesNo No VesNoAbsNo No ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -Yes BOWMilNCOLLEGE _ yss ~ ~ ~ No ~ ~ _ _ _ ~ ~ ~ No ~ Yes ~ - - -- ~ ~ ~ ~ No Yes Yes Yess Yes Yes ~ - - .- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - -. - ~ ~ ~ ~ No No No Yes Yes BOWIESTATE UNIVERSITY II Yes Yes Yes - No ~ ~ ~ ~ No ~ No ~ ~ Yes - Yes No No ~ No ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes Yes Yess Yes Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - ~ ~ - ~ No No Yes Yes Yes No - - ~ No ~ ~~~~I~lN ...... CA Yevas-m---Yasv~-m-vesmmmm--Ym--mm - - YESYES Yam VW Yes No No No Ye No Vm No No Yes No No - YK ------Yes - , ...... I-AM vss k - vos - - - - Yes - Yes - va No YeaYes Yea - -- m ------Yea Yes Yes8YES Yea No No k Yss Ye Vus Yes YeaNo No No ------Yes - BN4wlsm ...... Id -b---&,------&-VW------__ y~V~y~‘lsly~y~-- --___ ------___ -Ak-Noysys ..IU Yea Yes - - -ye ------ya -ye ------mya --ywyem _ _ ------_ - _ _ ------YesNo NO Y~V~ bill y~y~---No --____ --k--y=---.__ .__ --____ NoY~vBsYrdtr~~._ _ ._ _ _ ------y&$yesm k$Yss BRIGHAMYOUNG UNIVERSITY :. : .ILA Yes Yes - Yes - - ~ Yes Yes ~ Yes ~ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ~~ ~ No ~ ~ No No ~ ~ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No Yes No Yes No Yes No No No ~ Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ vrs STATEUNIV COLLEGE Al EROCKFORT Ill Yes Yes ~ ~ ~ No - - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes ~ Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ No Yes Yes Yes Yes Vez ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ YESvcs Yes Yes No BRDWNUNIVERSITY IMA Yes Yes Yes ~ ~ Yes ~ Yes ~ Yes ~ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ~ ~ Yes ~ No ~ ~ No ~ Yes Yes Ve!r Yes Yes No No No Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Ye\ Yes Yes Yes BRYANTCOLLEGE II Yes ~ Yes ~ No ~ ~ ~ - Yes - Yes ~ ~ Yes ~ Yes No Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~~ ~ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ No Yes Yes No No Yes ~ BRYNMAWR COLLEGE III Yes Yes ~ - - No ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Yes ~ Yes - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ No Yes Yes Yes8Yes Yes ~ ~ - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Abs Abr Abs Yer Yes tfUO&iL~~. . _. _. .l-AA Yes YK - - - - Yes - - - No - VW Yes Yes Yes Ys - -- Yes - No - - No - Yes Yes Vets VK Yes No No No Yes Yes Yes No Yes No Yes No No - ~ - ~ - - - -. - - Yes ~ ...... 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No. 24 ~ Ikl;a1r11 (l)ivnion I-A, :Sti-77; l)w~rwr~ I-AA, l:i~lfW lf~4~1.52~7; ~OIIOII 10 IccousidcI~ dcfcatctl. l.~O~l742. I’:rt~ t: No. 12 - Adopted, 796-4-2. No. 13 ~ Adopted, 760~46~5. No. ?I, l)iviww II, 14~126). No. 25 ~ Defeated by Division 1-A (Yi- adol~tcd by Division I, 255~5X~4.No. 40 ~ lkfr;~trcl by t)ww)u I, 14 ~ Adol~ted by Divkicm I, 2OlLlOfbI, drfratccl by Divnwnh II 79) alld I-M (2!Gi4-2). No. 26 ~ Iklratctl IJY Division III, 4.S .‘,Xm2%1. No. 43 ~ Adr~p~cd (I, iww~n 1-A. IOf%10; Divisioii I-AA, (!W-127-1) and III (1 l-253-5). No. 14-1 - Dclcarcd hy Division II, 241-3. No. 27 ~ Atloptctl lay ~~,mt~lorl/clivilIrrl votr (Division I, 7~1424) No. 44 ~ Ikfc~~tcd IJy 1) IVISIO,~II, :U-201-l. No. 44-l ~ 45~1841. No. 15 ~ Pal-~ A rrfetwd to NCAA Student-Athlete 317-X-1, I)~v~a~on II, ‘LtW:lbl; Diwsioll III, 275-S). No. 29 ~ Ikfcatrtl by Division II, XSCl50. No. 45 ~ l+ftwwl to N(:M Advisory Committee hy Divisions I-A (99-12) and ILAA (%27-l ). Adopted as amrndcd hy NC,. L’O-1, W-49. No. 29-1 ~ Adopted. (:ommittcc on Firram ial Aid xncl Amatr~rn~rn by Dwsion II. 1X3- Pat-t 1%wfrn?d to Stndcrrt&Athlrtc Adwwry (bmmittcc by No. 30 ~ Adopted, t;X475~lX. No. 31 ~ Arlo~rtc~l ,I> .umrndrd hy 1&3. No. 46 ~ t’.lrv A drfe;~trtl by Dlrisioll II, 2X-I!c<. l’;lrn 1% Division I, 2X7-33-1. No. 16 ~ Adopted as amcndrd t)y No. Iti- NC,. :%lLl, 72X-51-X. No. 31-I ~ Adolard, 7W52~10. No. 32 ~ drfratrct tw I)n~lw~r~ II, Yl-I!%1. No. 47 ~ Dcka~cd by I)i\ibioll (Divikn I, 277-31-S; Dnkion II, 155-67-Y). No. 16-I - Adopted Defeated by Division I, 17-31 I. No. 33 ~ Dcfcarcd by ll~Jv~a~orJ I, II . 4”--!95-3. No. 48 ~ I)~f’~;~trtl by I)ivi\~or~ Ill, I lfi-12-l-41; (Division I, 274-3&S; Divisicm Il. 1%2Yl). No. 17 ~ lkfratcd by d&277. No. 34 ~ Ikf’ratrd I JY l)ivlhion I, %2X0. Pvo. 35 ~ lllrJliorl II> I’c~oll\lllrr drfcatrd, 112-lJ!l-23. No. 49 ~ r)cfi.atcd I,y Division I, I lX~lS%X. No. 18 ~ Pam A, R :11111(1 aclc~l~~rtl. 77W.W Adopted as amcndcd hy No. 35-l hy Division I. 2W20. No. 35-I Ijivision III. M-175-1 I. No. 50 ~ Krfcrrrcl IO OvrrxJ~tlt 2. Part D adopted by Division I, 292-33. No. 19 ~ Adopted, 75% ~ Adol~trd IJY DiviGon 1. 277-4%2 No. 36 ~ Adol~trd ;H amend t;ommittw OII tllr Nt:AA Mrmtwr\trlp Strrtctwc, 766 40-7. No. 52 50-4. No. 22 - Lkfeatcd 111Dlvislon 11, 41-1xX-l. No. 23 ~- ctf by No. Yi-1 1%and (1 by IBivision I, 25.‘,-72-3. No. 36-l ~ Part A Adrqtc.d hy Divi~io~l III, 27:%&l1-3 Taking he floor Judith E. N. Albino, t)mident of the University ofco10 rado System und chair [$ th e NCAA Presidents Cvmmisst on, add1 2s.w delegates at the recen:t 1955 Convention in San n ilgw The Convention drew a ret .ord 2,619 attcr&e.s, bettering r th Pprvr JiOU.5 record of 2,44 7 set last year in San Antonio. .~ _- Page22 The NCAA News February 15, 1995 Football Concerned with the game’s image, coaches look for ways to curb unsportsmanlike behavior b Continued from page 1 es to make sure that our athletes and the game represent what we n NCAA Excrutive Director Cedric W. Dempsey addressed partic% ~:~JXtleS CXtJreSScd corlrern about the maximum number of 85 would like fcJr it IO represent,” said n parIts in thr fr,ruJn, which was held for the first time in conjunction LJnivcrsity of Arizona tbotball coach scholarships currclltly pcnnitted in Division I-A fbothall. They con- with the American Football <:oaches Association’s issues group meet- Dick ‘I’omcy. “I think prof?ssional tend the number is insufficient. The AFCA, however, will JlOt push at ing. Dempsey said it is important that constituerlt groups such as the football at this time is a poor role this time for legislation addressing the issue. Amcricarl Football Coaches Association (AFCA) continue to work “Division I-A Jlertls 90 scholarships, but we’re not going to recom- model for college football. I think toward developing a consensus in their message. we have to continue to lcgislate...so mend that right ~Jow,” said Grant Traff; rxrcutivr director of‘the AFCA. “I’ve bcrn cxtrcmcly excited about the growth of the AFCA,” that we get the kind of conduct “Statistics show that 85 is not 85. It’s 79. With attrition, statistics show Dempsey said. “The AFCA has been OJIC of the coaches groups thar Kroin our players that WC want rep- you lose about that many.” has worked together. In tryirJg to create change, they’ve got to devel- rcsrnrt=d.” n Calvin Bowers, a foothall player at Bowling Grrcn State University op a consensus. ” Dempsey also discussed NCAA restructuring, spouts- and a mrmber ofthe NCAA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, sug Even though soinc’ aspcc ts 01 the Jnarlship, linancial aid and gender-equity issues. gestrd 1ha1 c onsidrration should be given to providing studentmath- g;uJJc warrant iJr~rrJeclia~r c orrcc- n There also was discussion of a Division 1-A football ctJaJr~pioJJship. lctrs a volr at N(:M Convt=ntions oJ1 legislation that directly affects tion, coarhcs also c.oJJtrJJd that Ihr One of the Jnore vocal supporters of a playoff at the forum was student-athlete interests. game is in possibly the best overall PcrJiJsylvania State Urliversity football coach Joe Patemo, whose Nittany “Maybe so~neday, we’ll be able to get a vote,” he said. “Why not? It condition in its history ~ panicu- Lions placed second behind the Urliversity of Nebraska, Lincoln, in all affects thr student-athktc. why shoukh’t we have a vote on these larly because of increased empha- wire-service polls after an undefeated 1994 season. issues!” sis on student-athlete welfare. “The only thing I have on my mind is a playoff,” Paternojoked dur- n The AFCA will survey its Division IA membership to detemline “1 do think our game is the clran- ing a panel discussion. “Why would that be?” interest in instituting tiebreaking procedures for regular-season con- est it’s ever been and that coaches More seriously, Paterno said he supports a four-team playoff after tests. basically want what’s best for the bowl games are completed. He said he is not sure what would be the The AFCA’s Teaff said ties can become a hindrance for teams need- individuals,” said Frank Beamer, most effective and objective way of selecting participants in such a play- ing a sixth victory to be considered for a postseason bowl-game appear- head coach at Virginia Polytechnic off. He also believes any talk of a playoff becomes moot if players aren’t ance. Institute. “We have a job, and it’s a interested. “A tie doesn’t count, it’s like two losses (one for each team),” Teaff very serious job. You’ve got to win “If the student-athlete doesn’t want that, it wouldn’t make any sense said. football games to survive. I think having ic” he said. -Rm.uld D. Mott there is a legitimate concern for the players, more so than there ever has been.” “1 think scholarships are worth a I’ve had the hardest time getting to another perspective. Athlete Advisory Committee) felt we little something,” he said. “I sent go fill out the paperwork.” Bowers admitted the issue of pay should be afforded the chance to five people to college. I know what Robert M. Sweazy, vice-provost for play is thorny and said his peers have the availability to work be- That concern apparently does that’s worth. Somewhere along the for research and faculty athletics realize that “You have to look at the cause it would help us financially.” not move coaches to advocate pay- line, (players) need lo appreciate representative at Texas Tech Urii- economics of the school, the num- ing athletes to play. Some coaches An athletics administrator par- full scholarships. versity, says hc favors increasing ber of kids you have to pay at a at the forum, however, exprcsscd ticipating in the forum suggested the value of scholarships to reflect SCtlOOt,” Bowers said. “Are you suppon for improving financial “The Pell Grant addresses this. that thr rnrirt= pay-for-play debate the cost of attendance at an insti- going tcJ pay the revernie sport play- support already available to student- The NCAA helps. People really could be rendered moot with an tution. He conceded, however, that ers Jnore than the nonrevenue athlrtrs. don’t realize that. If you’ve got a affirmative answer to this question: player drastically in need of a coat Jnany institutions would have SplJn players? Are you going to pay Is the athletics prog-rain an integral “1 think the athletes with extreme difficulty finarlcing such an in- the quarterback JnOJCtharl the kirk- or if there is a death in the tainity part of the university arid its rdu- needs still find it vc’y difficult to live and he’s got no money to go (to the crease. er because hc has ~1101’~ rrsponsi- cational mission? what is ‘a normal college life,’ ” funeral), the NCAA addresses those “I wouldn’t mind seeing the cost bility! Are you going to tray the Torncy said. “I think, at the very If so, athletics programs should issues and they’ll help.” of scholarships being brought up senior more than the freshman? It’s least, WC need to look at being able to the cost of attendance,” Sweazy a complex issue.” be funded by the university, said to have the athletes who can Some coaches contend that stu- said. “I’ve heard (arguments) that But Bowers said it is an issue that McKinley Boston, vice-prcsidrrit for demonstrate the greatest need to dent-athletes arc not doing their nonathletes can get any amount of warrants further discussion, panic- student affairs arltl athletics at the have soJne way of rccciving more pan to maximize linancial aid bcn- fiJJaJlcia1 aid, but they don’t. Those ularly because legislation at the University of Minnesota, Twin efits. Fred Goldsmith, head coach Cities. aid. That’s a tremendously impor- scholarships don’t exceed the cost 19% NCAA <~~JUVcJlticJtl that WOUtd tant issue in athletics at this time.” a~ Duke University, said persuading of attendance.” have allowed student-athletes to “If in fact (athletics) was valued C&e Stallings, head coach at the his players to complete Pcll Grant earn up to $1,500 during the acad- and universities funded it at the lev- Student-athlete view Univrrsity of‘ Alabama, .I’uscaloosa, applications is a struggle. ernic year through employment was el that it was valued, we would now said many players lark appreciation “I’ve found that I’ve spent niorc Bowling Green State University defeated. not be getting caught up into for the value of scholarships. He tinle coaxing and getting people to .junior Calvin Bowers, a member of “Sunday is my day off (during the whether the student-athlete is being said sufficient measures already are go apply and to fill out the papcr- the NC3A Student-Athlete Advisory football season) and if I could work used or prostituted in a way to help in place to help student-athletes work (for the Pell Grant),” Gold- Committee and the first student-ath- four or five hours at a local store fund programs. That’s a very fun- nleet the financial challenges of smith said. “The very kids who need lete invited to participate in a and make $20, that’s $20 more irl damental debate that gets back to c allege life. the financial assistance the most, College Football Forum, offered my pocket,” he said. “(The Student- the issue of values.” Restructuring III task force focuses on governance matters rather than proposing specific structural models b Continued from page 1 effective date to implement the initial phases of whatever plan is session at the N<:AA Convention adopted. The extra time would in January. It also reviewed the aid iJ1 working out the many lcg- islativr details that would dcvcl- results of a survey OJ1 restructur- The Dh&ion III Task Force has &~~,@~~eoatact the Faculty Athlet& Re’pr~qtatives Association ing that was conducted at the to fill a netip@$@h &signatcd on the ta;bk;:&&&‘r a &itxaity athletics represent&ve; Op. <:onveJitioJi. Interested.- k$wcntatives may c&&act F&I&A or Kevin C. Lennon, NCAA dire&r if compli- The task fcJrW'Snext Jnecting Kegarding goVcrJlailCe, the ance r5tmIceL fiik&Fm liaison, at the national will be April 12-13 in Dallas. smvey showed that 93.6 percent SUbc(JtnUlitteeS were appointed of those responding said the task to examine the following issues force should make every effort to for that meeting: membership retain as much of the current issues (new members and Division III structure and legisla- Division III membership crite- tive process as possible. Only 3.8 ria), federation (which issues percent believed the task force should be federated and which should consider proposing more Association. of any restructuring plan. restructuring legislation in CoJl- should remain Association-wide representative JTlcJdetS of govcr- n Reinforced commitment to n Acknowledged the impor- junction with the annual NCAA and the effect of that distinction nance in an attempt to stream- the concept of one institu- tance of diversity as part of any Convention, perhaps setting a on the governance structure), line the legislative process. Less tion/one vote related to Division new governance structure. special day aside for that pur- financial considerations (overall than three percent had other III legislation. The task force agreed that it pose. funding consideratiorls and the suggestions. n Continued to express its does not support a special On another matter involving budget process) and charnpi- UltiJJliltcly, the committee: coJlcern that the continued Convention on restructuring titrling, the task force noted that onships issues (forinat, sports- n Expressed continued sup- growth of the Jnernbership in since budget limitations could although restructuring legisla- spoJisorship ancl optiJJium tJJXck- port for Ihr concept of greater Divisions II and III has preclude nlany Division III insti- tion couldbr passed at the 1996 rt sizes, sclrrtion process, iriisscd fedcratioiJ, t)ut not complete ft-d- Association-wide rarnifirations tutions fronJ attending. Instead, Convention, the Association class tiJnr, and other studentmath- eration, iJJ governance of the and should bc addressed as part it recommended addressing should consider an August 1997 lete issues). February 15, 1995 The NCAA News Page 23 - n NCAA Record CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Mary Brown Bullock, director of the Calendar Asia Program at the Woodrow Wilson Frhnlary 16 (~omrriuni~ atrons Cornrrirt~rr Kansas City, Misboun Center in Washington, D.C., named Hart becomesFlorida State’snew director Frhruary 2Om’LI (bmmittrr on Athletics (&titic a6on Dallas president and professor of history at Frhnlaiy 21 Division II Task Fan c to Review Ixlllas Agnes Scott, effective July l...Thomas B. David R. Hart Jr., athletics director at thr NCAA Mrml~rrahq~ Stru turc- Day announced his resignation as pres- East Carolitla sirlce 1987 and a member of ident at San Diego Slate, rffrthvr no the NCAA Council, has 11crr1 hirrd as ath- later than July 5, 1996...Patti McGill letics director at Florida State, wherr he Peterson. president at St. Lawrence, will succeed Bob Coin, who resigned in announced her resignation, rff&ivr June 30, 1996-R. Gerald Turner, chan- October. Wayne Hogan, assistant arhlerirs cellor at Mississllq, named pre>ldent director at Florida State, has srrvcd as at Southern Methodist. Hr served dur- interim athletics director since Gin’s rcs- ing 1991 as chair of’ the NCAA Presi- ignation. dents Commission and currrntly is Hart first joined the East Carolina ath- chair of the NCAA Commirtrc on Irtirs department in l!K3 as assistant ath- Athletics Certification. Irtic-s dirrc~tor fc)r marketing. He was elevat- HCUt DIRECTORS OF AL4lEllCS IO Merrily Dean Baker. athletics dirrc cd associate athletics director for cxtcr- tar at Michigan State, resigned. She will n;~l r&tions and executive director of the Yiratc Club in 1985. remam m the post at least through the Han led rhr Pirate Polls Division 16sseball keerhall tra,n~ through Fcbnwy 6. with rc< ords K;oarhcr (Men): The USA Today Baseball Weekly preseason in parentheses and p&lb: 1. New Mexico __...___...... _._.._.. 2% 4750 toI> 25 NCAA Diviuori I basehall teains as 1. Nod, Iktk. St. (20.0) ...l(iO 2’. llli,,o,r 22s 1501) rcb tul by thr Anirrican Baseball Coachrr 2. Mo. Wcw(.n, !?I~(I%I) 152 3. 0hio SC ..224.X.i00 Asso< i&otl, with records in pairnthcse~ and ~i.Sto,wl~ill (1X-1) 144 4 PC,,,, SI. ‘Lyl li000 puirlL>: 4. Nr,nt, l).,k (I?-:<) I:<(, 5. 1~righ.m Ywl,g 22 I I:“,0 I. Star,frrd (3-2) ...... ,750 S. I’( 1 l),wi\ (17-Z;) 12x Ii. x~III,l~\oL:L xl !)501~ 2. Florida SL (3-O) ...... 73.5 6. SI. A,,\c.I,,, (17.2) 115 7 hlll~lllg:ill w:l.:sl25 3. Oklahoma (O-O)...... ,720 7. l’oltlalld ‘jt. ( l!l-3)... IO4 H. T~r,rl’l~ ‘23 IIZO 4. LSU (O-0)...... 711; 8. Vaklosla sr. (I!#-?) I 03 !I. Eyra 11~~~ ‘??I, x2w 5. Clemson (O-0) ...... 66X !I. P,bhurg St. ( 17-3) .._ .__ 97 IO. lII.-(:In, .,po Zfl Ii?:;0 6. Miami (Fla ) (2-l)...... tb4 10. South I).,11 Sly (17-J) .!6 I I. M.irr.,t Iturctfs. %‘(I. 1H75 7. Southm1 c:al (4-l)...... I545 I 1. Mic hiGirl TCI h (If&) .._...._...... X3 12. Na\y ?I’) 4500 8 Wichiu St (O-0) ...... 576 12 Notfolk St. (l&4) .X0 13. Oklaho,11;, ? 17 2500 9. Okfal,o,,,a St. (O-!J)...... ,508 13 L.ikc Sqxnor St. (1‘G) 54 14. Wrswm Mic h 2 15 7000 10. Tennessee (O-0) ...... ,490 14. 9. Rosr (l&3) 47 Ii Am,, 214.5000 11. ‘l‘exar (5-O) ...... 483 14. Southwr\t I%q,ti,t (1%:I) 47 llti Willi.rr,, 1L Mary. __...... ‘II I .‘I750 12. Cal St. Fullcncm (91) ...... 42X If,. Ma,\.-lr,wll (17-J) II> 17. J.,mcs Mad,son “I I ‘Vi0 I .7 Miasisq>pi SL (0-O)...... 421 17 Fla Sr,u,l,ctrl (17-3) .__..._.... 4’1 IX. LX: Sam Ba,b. 205 57.m 14. Auhom (IHJ) ...... 417 18. Southern Ind. (17-5) 23 I!I. Sal1Jaw SL 20.5.If We IS. A,+<,,,;, St (f,l) ...... 344 l!). Wingart, f 16-S) 19 ?O Sp,i,~~f,clcl_...... ?I11.X500 16. L*,,,g Beach St. (81)...... :4:%X PO MC,< yhunt (17-5) I? Womeds Gymnastia 17. Nonh Cxo. St. (O-0)...... 222 Division III Merr’s 6askeUd I‘hr to,, ‘LONCAA wo,,,l.,,‘!, ,q,,,,,,asucs teams 1X. Ohio St (O-0) ...... 1!)4 Thr to,, rtghr NCAA I)’I ”,*,<,l, III 1111.11has-’s ~hrouyl, Fcl,ru.~,y 7. I,ascd o,, the LCBIIISavcl-‘ 19 Flr,ri& (l-l) ...... IX4 krtt>:ill ~c.,rr,r ,r, cm 1, ,<.g~on ho,@ Frhruary age scores as rrp~~~tr’rl by thr N.ilio,l.tI 20. Sanla Clara (l-2) ...... 1f,6 6, with ,rcw&: Aswx,alio,~ of Crdlcgi.ilc. ~Gynm~i& s (hchrs 21. R,ce (IMJ)...... ,142 Northeast: I. Willi,im\. 17-1. 2 Massa- (W0,,,lTl) 22. Kansar (no) ...... 11X ch,,sctts~l);,rtmr,,,,l,, 17-J. 3 Colby, II+-3; 4. 1. Utah I’)5 645 23 Trxas A&M (&I)) ...... I 15 ‘Tuft*. 14-J. 5 Dabson, 14-4; b. I’rinity 2. GOI gla 1’6.l~l!l 24. Pepperdmc (13)...... l 13 (Ccrt~tw, IICUI), 19-2: 7. Colby-Sawyer. 17-Y. X 3. Alabanw 194.62:, 25. Georp Tech (OAJ) ...... 73 Worcrslrr l’oolpechlllr. I:Ll. I.l.\l‘. lw!lib Division II Men’sBasketball 5 Mic hipun 1w.737 The top 20 NCAA Divirirm II I,,(.,,‘\ I,.rkct- ti Florid:* .l!l”.:1.i0 hall tram3 thronph Frl,ru.try 5, with records in 7 rl.,,,, .\I... I!I’L.Ih!! pdrcntttrw-* snd p0inl.s: n ocgm Sl...... 1’l’L. I I? I 1,,rIi;t11.3(Pa.) (19-I))...... ,160 9 Ar,zu,,:1 I’ll 71’) 2 Nahama A&M (ll%l)...... I52 Middle Atlantic: I~1ankl111Xc M:,,sh:,ll. 20-O. 10. U(:lA I’ll 1’14 3. Southern Ind. (17-2) ...... I4 4 2. W,lkrs. lib-2’: 3. Al\rrrli;r. Ii-l, 4 (tic) I I. Il++.im Y~mrq l!)l.O%w 4. Virginia IJrGor, (I%.?) ...... 131 Lrhanon V:illcy. Ii-‘,. a,,d York (Penn- I2 lG.,rtu Conference No. 2 (Pennsylvania) codirector of athletics and womu~‘s volley- 5.4.1.1.1 to amend rhe legislation to specify effect of the adoption of Proposal No. 104 (3) Division II Championships Com- ball coach, Morningside College, to that the current definition of a partial qualm at the 1995 Convention (which extended February9,1995 mittee: Appointed Robert T. Becker, Sa- replace Darn, resigned. ifier (2.000 cumulative grade-point aver- the moratonum on the discontinuation of ginaw Valley State University, to replace (4) Women’s Basketball Rules Corn- age) will remain in effect through 199.596. National Collegiate Championships Clint Bryant. Augusta College; appointed mittee: Appointed Barbara J. Schroeder, c. Approved a reLommendation from through 1996-97); noted that the Council 1. Acting for the NCAA Executive Darn to replace Lindrmenn; and reap- associate athletics director, Rrgis the Legislative Review Committee to incor- and the Executive Committee understood (:omrnittee, the Administrative polnted Noel W. Olson, North Central University (Colorado), to replace Darn. porate three interpretations in the 1995-96 the legislation to apply only to National Conhence. resiEnrd. NCAA Manual (bylaw 11.7..5.1, Bylaw Cornrnittee: Intercollegiate Athletic for a Collegiate Championships (for which all one-year term as the atmlar~r member. (5) Women’s Soccer Committee (Divi- 13.1.3.4 and Bylaw 14.X1.1), noting that three divisions are eligible), but that some a. Took the following actions regarding (4) Division III Championships Com- sion III subcommittee): Appointed Mike in the membership thought it also applied committees and committee appointments they also would be included in the Ofiicral mittee: Reappointed Sam S. Bedrosian, as a result of the expiration of Fxecutive Russ, women’s soccer coach, Messiah Notice for the 1996 Convention, and that if to division championshlps (sperlfically, the Committee and Council members’ terms in Aurora Universiry. for a one-year term as College, to replace Lisa Melendy, Williams any delegate objected to their in- Division II Men’s Lacrosse and Men’s Ice January 1995: the at-large member. College, whose term expires September 1; corporation they could be deleted from the Hockey Championships); noted Consti- (I) Budget Subcommittee: Noted that 2. Acting for the Council: and appointed Gail Murphy, women’s soc- 199697 Manual: and deferred action on tution 5.4.1.1 1 permits the Council to NCAA President Eugene F. Corrigan a. Took the following actions on com- cer coach, Southwestern University (Tex- two additronal interpretations until the amend legislation consistent with the automatically replaces Joseph N. Crowlry: mittees and committee appointments: as), to an additional position created by the February 27 meeting. intent of the membership in adopting that Secretary-Treasurer Phyllis L. Hewlett (1) Counril Subcommittee on Personnel adoption of Proposal No. 11 at the 1995 d. Denied a request for a waiver of legislation; and noted that if sufficient automatically replaces Prentice Gaurt as Limitations: Appointed Sandra NorrellL NCAA Convention. NCAA legislation per Bylaw 11.7.1.1.1.2 to documentation and testimony as to the chair; and Division II mce-President Lynn ‘Thomas. Howard University. 10 replace b. Noted that the adoption of Proposal permit an institution to replace a countable intent are brought forward, the Council L. Darn automatically replaces Charles N. Shirley A Walker, Alcorn State University. Nos. 35 and 35-l at the 1995 Convention coach who is taking a leave of absence to will review that information at its April Lindetnenn. (2) Council Subcommittee on Playing raised questions as to whether a partial participate on the U.S. women’s national meeting. (2) Division I Championships Com- and PraLtice Seasons: Appointed Robert qualifier during 1995-96 ~111 remain an soccer team; noted that this was consistent 4. Report of actions taken by the exrcu- mittee: Noted that Eugene D. Smith, Iowa M. Sweary. Texas Tech University, 10 re- individual who meeo the current standard with the Administrative Committee’s June tive director per Constitution 43.2. Acting State University, automatically replaces place Doris R. Soladay, Syracuse (i.e., 2.000 cumulative grade-point average) 25 action to deny a similar request from an for the Executive Committee: Horlctras a member; Patty Viverito. University; appointed Constance Hurlbut, or become an individual who meets rhe institution whose coach chose 10 coach a Approved the following regional sites Gateway Football Conference, automatical~ Patriot League, to replace Viverito; and standard that would have gone into effect U.S. basketball team. for the 1995 NCAA Division I Men’s ly replaces Charles S. Boone, University of appointed Carol M. Dunn, California State this fall with no changes in Proposal No. 3. Acting for the Executive Committee Tennis Championships: Region 1, Prince- Richmond; and Susan A. Collins, George Ilniversicy, Los Angeles, to replace Bryant. 16 from the 1992 Convention (i.e., 2.500 and Council, the AdmInistrative Corn- ton University; Region II, Old Dominion Mason University, automatically replaces (3) Division I1 Women’s Volleyball cumulative grade-point average); agreed to r&tee discussed an apparent misunder- IJniversity; Region III, Louisiana State Don J. DiJulia, St. Joseph’s University Committee. Appointed Joan McDermott, use its authority under NCAA Constitution standing among the membership as 10 the Univemity; Regmn V. Ilniversiry of Kansas. - - alhletic administralion exprwnce preferred. its. Quahhcations: Required. Bachelor’s mclude: (a) a formel letter of application; [b) current resume: (c) official undergradu- Readers 01 The NCAA News ore invited to use The Market to locate Submit a letter of appl~catwn. rewme and degree Evidence of successfi~l promotrons three letters of reference to: Samt LOUIS and marketing skills. Evidence of strong ate and graduate transc+ts. (d) rhe names candidates for osltions open 01 their institutions, to advertise open Universty. Human Resources. 3500 bndell. organizational skills and effectwe oral and and telephone numben of five professwan. dotes in their payingP schedules or for other urposes r&tin to the St. Lau13.MO 63 103. Sam LOUIS Uruvers~ty written communications skills. Demorl references. Send to’ Chaw. Assistant odminlstrotlon of lntercolle iote athletics. In o s dltlon, mdividuas 9 seek- is an Equal Op ortunlty EmployerlAf streted public relations skills Evldcnce of Director of Athletics, Brson Sports Arena. North Dakota State Univerxty. Fargo, ND ing employment in interco i7eglote athletics also ore welcome to place fimmuve ActIon R player compatibility with the phj’orophy of rnter~ Athletics Director Assistant Athletic Director for Business colle&te athletics at No th Dakota Stair 58 105~5600. North Dakota Starr Unwemty positions-wanted advertisements and Finance. Saint Louis University. Uni&sity. Preferred. An .>dvanced degne IS an Equal Opponunlty lnsbtubon Nomrnabons and appllcauom are Invited A minimum of three ye< 5 ot cffetilve al,d Robs: 65 cents er word for enerol classified advertising (agate type) Athktic Director needed for coed, sports- orIented children’s residential camp in for the pobrtlon of LLSIS~III athlebr dIrector successful experience II prornot~ons and and $32 per co Pumn Inch for B ~sploy advertising for member Institutions. for busuwss and finance. Rcsponslble for all marketina. Resoonsibd~bes. Dwcct. Sian. nonhcastem Pennsylvania Must be knowl- AC-C Advhor (Commercial dis lay adveriisln is avoiloble only to NCAA corporate ed cable I” dwerse areas of land sports and business affairs for ~ntercolle bate arhletrs. cmrdi& and &aluate all promotion; arad sponsors, officio P licensees on B members, or agencies acting on their abcB to ruprvtse large athletic staff. Dates including but not limited to Blnanclal bud- market,ng for both men’s and women’s Acadcmk Advisor. Texas A&M University behalf.) of season are June 25.August 23: family geting, contract administration, impkment~ lntercolleglate athletic programs. Spe- accmvmdst~anr aveilsble Write or c.4: G. ing end maintaining business accounting crficslly these responsibilities include: orga- IS extending the search for the full-time position of athletic academic advisor. Job W. 66th Street. 2BA. NW York, systems and budget forecastIng to ensure n~atim and solicitation of corporate spar- Lustin 60 responsibililies include but are not lhmwd to NY I ca 23; 600/590-KAMP financisl integrity of the deparlmcnt. Orher Y)R; enhancement of the existing licensing admrnrstratwe resDonsibili&s will include program and the development of a mer- the following: monitor academic potential ccamcf sdmm~st&on, oversight and Ian- chandising program: coordmation and and progress of prospective end current nlng of athletic facilities, student-at R lete implementatron of a marketing plan in student-athletes. Assess elrgrblhty status Assistant A.D. ~nswonce, department travel, and matterr cmprc4tIon wh .a pmfesrional adv&ising and provide academic support dudn pn- &liner: Orders ond copy for The Market are due by noon Central related to institutional licsnse and trade- agency: coordinstion with the spods infov cds of team travel. Baccalaureate il egPee time six days prior to Ihe date of publication for general classified space mark. Bachelor’s degree in business mation directom M such items w ~roaram required. master’s degree prefemd. Send AssIstantAthletic Director for External letter of application and resume to: and by noon seven days rior to the dote of ublicotion for classified Operations. Saint Louis Unlrerslty. requirrd; M.B.A. &s&d. with mlnlmum of sdvertrring. pa&s, schedule card;, e&r- three yead comprehenslw business man- ing proper advertisement exposure for Employment Office, Human Resources disploy ond commercial b! ~sploy advertising. 8 rders and copy will be Nominatfanr and spplicstions a~ invited agement experience in related field: Inter- spcflwm; coordination of prcaolk.ns at .I, De artmcnt. Texas A&M University. for the postron of assistant athletic director Co Plege Station. TX 77843. Deadline for accepted by mail or fax. colkgiate au&tic admlnfsuarion l home athletics events and s!xcIaI events. for cxlemsl operations. This prrvn will bc xperle”ce applicstion: March 17, 1995. Texas A&M Is development and coordinatibn of special responsible for overseeing the external preferred. Submlr a letter of a plkatron. an Affirmative Action/Equal Oppaflunity Copy mums: Advertisements that indicate o closing dote for op Ii- everIb with ctiernal organhauon,; cabrdl- areas as thcv relate to the athkuc &Dan- resume and three letters of re Pl rence to: En-nbvcr commItted to drversltv. cotions and nominations must list a dote that does not precede the pu L II- mcnt. in&in but not limited to ticket Saint Lauls Unlvenlty. Human Resources. nation of promotional marketing activlues cation dote. The NCAA News reserves the right b refuse advertisements opemtims. ma 8. ctmg and pmmedbns. ah 3500 Undell. St. Lotus. MO 63103. Saint with those of the aulmnt athletic director- that do not comply with this or other restrictions. l&c devc~apment, %poratc marketing. Louis Unlvcnlty is an Equal Opportunity development and the ticket and busmess arne mr.nagement, and 3p1rit groups. Empbyer/Affirm&ive Action Empfoyer. opratims manager. ccordlnsbm wtth the Athktics Trainer For more information, toll The NCAA News at 913/339-1906, ext. the r ati lnkuauve respala5ilitkr include Assistant Director of Athletics for canpli~nce 0lAccr b cnsuIc adherence to 3000, or write: The NCAA News, 6201 Colle e Boulevard, Overland working with sponsorship snd edvcrtising Promotbns and wSrkctlnp. The assistant NCAA slatm: other duben es asrigned. Dlrcctar Of Athletic Training Program. op nunftics as they relste to department dire&x of .~thlcticr for promotions and Salary: *a’ommensurste with qualifications Park, Kansas 6621 l-2422, Attention: The Mar 1 To fox an ad, call Csmn~Nwn,n;r ‘Ilcgc announces n 12. et. r&E md tekvii~cm affiliationa. A bochclds markeung w.ll be 0 member d the depan- &nd l xpedmcc. Deadline For Application: 9 13/3394x3 I degree II-I related ttdd is rcqukd. mmller’s mmt d krterxdlegiote aU+tics repatine to Screening will begin February 27, 1995. dcslred. with minimum of three years of the dlrecrnr of athletics and coo~~ln~&~ katbna will cc&we until the pollU01-1 cxperimcc in related field; intercolkglate CbSdytVkhdEdlFCllXdLbCfWl %%ed. A pp I.Ication: Applications must See The Market, page 25 F February 15, 1995 The NCAA News Page 25 Athleucs K A C Unwcrs,ty of Idaho hlomen s Basketball/Ass,stant Softball jependlng “pm expmence salary 19 pro ~pphcahonr for the pos,t,on of assistant Moscow ID 83844-2302 Aff,rms,,ve :oach Master’s degree I” phystcal edura empldys only Umted States &,rens and wed for pamal months employmen, non- vxkey coach (resrncted earmnyr)/P E Acbon/Equal Oppatun~ty Employer m or related field reqwed Some teach ahens lawfully authorwed to work I” ,hP enured no faculty rank f,rst contract nstructor This IS a ntnf month pwt~on Sports Marl&In B Promotions The ny d&es wll be ass,gned Salary corn unkd states xg,ns lmmedw&ly and conbnues through ?espons,b,l,t,es n&de aswst head coach Naval Academy R thlettc Asso~~atton IS nensurate w,th quahficabons and expew Assistant Football Coach College of the January 3 I, 1996 thereafter renewable n coachng, recrubng condlbomng pro seeking appltcattons for the posmon of mce Appbcatmns wll be accepted unbl Holy Cross l-he College of the Holy Cross mnuallv on Februarv I for I2 months ,rsms. coordmate academx momtonno b Contmued from page 24 as.s~~ant director of sports markettng & Yarch 15 Send a letter of aPPl,cat,on B coeducabonal Jrsun lkberal arts college of Send l&r of apphc&on resume (last ;nd 50 percent teachtng M,n,mum quaIlfix promottons Responstblltttes and expen esumr and three letters of recommenda- 2 600 students, IS seekIng appl~ lead Women s Soccer Coachltzdurer in :mployer Women handupped pe,s”“s plus letters of rewmmmdar~on to Tom ey (not ,o rxrrrd $4 000) Terms of ,,ne sports for men lnclud,ng fwrball ught ‘hyswal Education Quallflcatlonr nd members of rmnor,,y groups are lannacone Director of Athlrtw Unwcrs~ty loymr”, pen ,lrn? IO month appam, LXX,* for women dnd *wards ~thlrtlrally !equlred Bachelor 5 degree and .s commit nrouragrd to apply of San DIego 5998 Alrala Park San Diego t beg,m,,r,g ,n rhr spnng on or about &ted financ~dl d,d ln,erer,rd appkcants nent to sabsfac,“ry progress toward the lead Women s Softball Coach Low~ana CA 921 IO 249% Equal Opportunity h I.3 1995 Appl,ca,,on process xr,d .h”uld send cover lrllrr wu~mr and three omp,eban of i) m~c,er s degree ,n physul state Unwers,,y ,nv,,es n”m,n~l,~“n~ and Employer I of appl,ra,,on resume and phone etters of re< omrr,wda,,on to Bud Elwell dura,,“,, or 0 related field Evidence of ,ppl,cat,ons for ,he pos,,,on of hrad worn ,ber< of three references ,a Gmny ),rermtor of A,t,lc,lcc Cannon Umverslty, b Continued from page 25 n s softball coach n,,s ,s 0 full ume pus, ,,ndrr Head Volleyball Coach U,dh :r,e PA 16541 Applwahons w,I/ be ,on Respons,b,l,,,+\ ,nclude but arc no, : Urrwr~~ty Sm,,h Spectrum4 M C ,r I eptrrl ,,n,,l ,hr pos,bon IS filled Cannon swimming 1 Logan UT 84322 7400 Deddlme Jn,vrrs,ry I< an Aff~rmatwe Act,onlEqusl prar I,< t, and develop proqram lor ~ltbbt~ rw Compe,,uvc ,n,ercolleg,a,e/club sot mwd to recrubng uhcdullng academic ,royress of ,hc student athletes conduct .h3 1995 >pp.irbln,,y Employer cond~~~crrr~nr~ 4 Comply wlh NCAA and cr playmg expenenre Demonstrated sue es m teachlnq A demonurated commit ,ract,rr ,r.w arra,,gemen,s budget man Swm Department Head Boys resldenbal d Women s Volleyball Coach Lake 4wstant Women s Volleyball Coach rent to h,qh ~cadom,r %,.sndards for r,u ,gwrren, and pubbc relabons S&,ry corn summer canp ,n Mane seeks person wth war State Unwerrlly has a full bme ‘or,,,on I Avwloblr March I 1995 2 lent alhlrles and ,he,r ab,l,ty to sw c eed “C”~ur.ate With experlen~e Uuallflcatlons enthus,.a,m cxprnence and organ,rat,onol month) pzlllvn d”dllbblC L s s u 1s a jahy dc pcndrn, on exper~cnce and qua11 ,o,h wadcm,rally and athlebcally 15 r.s~cn 3 S degree requred w,h 3 5 yrarc sue ,k,lls ,rr run ,ns,ruct,on.l and rwmpe,~,l”r s,on II mrrnbcr that competes ,n +h- I< .t,r>t,< 3 Under d,rect,on of the brad ,.1 Knowledge of and rommltmen, to essfu, ;moar.h,“<, rxprrwnce knowled + ~w,rn program and superwsr slaff of 10 a, Lakes ln,ercolleg& Athl+,,c, .oach responslblr Inr rwrru~tmen, and cnce ,n soccer at h,gh school or colleqe ompkance wth NCAA rule? and regula Ind comrrwmcn, 1” NCAA rules Mu,, @, Outstanding watertron, farlIlly on beaubhrl brrncr Respons,b,l,,,es Include dwrt :oachmq nf ,t,,denrx,,hlr,rs w,,h addlhonal level 3 Strom mw~~rson.l skills Salw ,“ns Demons,ra,ed record of professional ,ble ,” w”r* wregular work hours er,er>drd lake w,,h 2 000 for, of beach covered hc volleyball team recrubnq rchcdul h,t,es .,s dwgned ,nclud,ng strength and $9 000 Pr,,,,;c,n A’wlable Auqust 1 !I rm S,rong background ,n sk,ll amlyw workdays and an call emergencies sh”wl,nr Wr,,e or csll collect Camp budgebng momtor~ng Ihr acrrdemlc ond,,,on,ng promobons and a5 AthleticTraining ECU s athletics program consists of nineteen mtercolleghte sports (ten men s Salem State College, a comprehensive hberal arts mstltutron and nme women I ?porixts) that participate on the NCXA Dlvlsion I-A level located 25 miles north of Boston on Me North Shore of Mas- AII sports with the rxceptlon of foot~ll md women s softhall compere In sachusetts, IS seekmg to fill a tenure track posltlon in ate Sport, the Colonial Athletic Assa~auon ECU is an NCAA Dlvlrlon I&A independent Fatness and Lensure Studies Department for the fall of 1995. pend- m women s softball and football Facilities Include a completely renovated ing fundmg Responsibllltles Include program dwelopment, teach- ~&rum and d 35,OtlO-rear stadium for which a major expansion LS planned tng cuurses and supervlstng chnkal experiences In Athletic Trainlng along wltf~ selected Fitness and/or Sport ActwUes within Thr Dlrcctor of Arhletics admlnlrren a budget of approxlmately $9 rmllion the Major or required program Required qualiflcatlons include a Applicants mwt have five years of upper-level managrnal rxprrience m Doctorate tn Athlebc Training or a related field, college teaching expenence. N A TA Certtfkatlon and college level cllnlcal experl- mtercolleglatr athletlo admmrstratlon A bachelors degree IS required, ence In Athletic Tralnlng Preferred are persons who enjoy servmg m~strr 5 degree preferred Compensation 1s commcnwate with harkRround as a role model and mentor for a dnmrse group of students and and expenencr The poslrlon will be hlled by June I, 1995 who have experten@ In and/or mmmltment to teaching In e mul- tlracial, multlethnk environment wlth students of diverse back- fast Carohna Unwenity IS a constituent insntunon of the Unwers~ty of North grounds and learning styles Salary 1s competittve and cummen- Carohna located In GreenwIle, North Can&~. a has morr thrn 17,COO curate with education and expenenca studenb and I.100 faculty Grccnvlllc, a communlry of approximately 50,000 Appllcatlon review will begin In late February and continue until people, IS 1 business, university, and mcchcal center and the hub of the the posltlon is filled castem Nonh Camllna arca To Apple. wnd kmr ol appllcatkn l poclfylng “Alhktk Train- hag: meume, names, addmww and bkphona numkn ol ~evkw of appltcations bennu March 15, 1995 Applkann should submit a three refermae to Omoa d Equal Opportunity and Human resume and have thrrr letters of reference sent to Rights. Bafem State college, 362 Lafayette Stmet, Salam. MA 01970. Richard Brown, Vice Chancellor Chair, Search CommIttee SALEM STATE COLLEQE IS AN EOUAL OPPORllJNllV/ AFFIRMATIVE ACCM)N EMPLOYER. PERSONS OF COLOR, I&t Carolina University WOMEN, AND PERSONS WllH DlSABILIllES ARE STRDNQ- 112 Spilman Bulldlng LY URGED l-D APPLY DePaul University offers a competitive salary and Grcenv~lle, NC 27HSK4353 outstanding benefits package. Please send resume Telephone 919-328-6975 Fax 919.32R4835 with salary history to: DePaul University, Dept. HR, Job Code TM, 25 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago, IL An Equal Opponunlty/Afflrmat~ve AcImn llnivrnlly WC accommodate mdl- s a 1em 4 60604. Equal Opportunity Employer/Educator. viduals wkh drsatxlmes Applrmb mutt comply with pnnwons of the Im- e mlgratlon Reform dnd Control Act ‘.I February 15, 1995 The NCAA News Page 27 College. Trenton. NJ 08650 Equal .hurettr Collegiate coachiasslstant coach Opportunity Employrr rvnght to brad roller hockey program 30. 1995, .Iyamst d tit rx Dill odponent. Graduate assistantshipr(2) wallable m Jr)s,t,ons also dvdlloble lor LUUII~ For details contact Bob MrBre, /\thletic rtrength and cond&onmg at a Divwon I relors/coaches ,n the hockey program I,,w< ,a,, F.actwn Illmu,, U,,,v,w~y. L.rr,tr ~nstm,t,on R<:~,xIIIc,~,~,~,~~c,nrludc. acs,w Ezxellent la< ,l,t,er. a&ry, rw,rr,/tx>~rd and &,ddmy, Charleston. IL 61920. phone tng m day~to~day opemhons ot the weight ravel allowance Scholarships available for Women’s Division I Basketball ~ Oh~n 217/581~2319 Video Coordinator ~4th flw yw\ rxpew b Continued from page 26 room. s~,pervwon of presr-ason and 1n-w~~ hour kads. June 18mAug”st 18. K*,pond to. Football. Division I-AA. Westcm Kc,rw< ky ence I~AA foctball seeks same nt I A or I son condlliomnq proqrams. and deslqn 300/753 91 I8 or Camp Mah Kee Nat. AA school Jar L,slr. 808 Ldlard Road. and development of athlebc weight train Unwers~ty IS seekmg football games on available with duties startmg in August 190 Landen Avenue, Glen KIdge. NJ or powble rrturn. Avadable dates m&de Murlreesboro TN 37 130. or call hl5/898~ mg proqrams. and other related d&es 17028 Cklobcr I4 F, %I. 1995 Contwt head 1995 The coachino combination IS worn. November 24 or Deccmbc~~ 1.7~71 football coach Jack Harbauyh, 502/745 2570 Commitment to and rerponslbdity for Dfrectors needed for coed. residenbal W Legislative assistance tk IJnJS[Jtxt ;it ;i mJ~lSChlJliiS~iC COrlteSt (Lg., rkz4u CXIIt)? iiid without bring considered a counter, provided the insti- Answer: Yes, prrJVided Institution A has not evaluared tution has CJI-I file in the office of the athktics director ccr- any other prospects participating in the nonscholastic tification by the faculty athletics rcprcscntativc and the contest who have llCJr signed a National Letter of Inrent director of financial aid that the student’s financial aid was 1995 NCAA Convention Proposal No. 4 with the institution on more than two occasions during granted without regard to his or her athletics ability. Under Recruiting - evaluations subsequent COsigning the academic year. such circumstances, it is not necessary for the admissions With the adopCon of Proposal No. 4 (effective immedi- office to certify that the student’s admission was granted atcly), an institution may evaluate a prospecl an unlimited without regard tcJ.arhle& ability. nlmlb~r of tinics SllbSeqUcnt 10 the calendar day on which Correction the prosprct signs a National Lcttcr of Intent Orthe cakn- 1995 NCAA Convention Proposal No. 125 dar day on which the prospect signs the institution’s writ- NCAA Division I institutions should note that Legislative Revision Division II football recruiting calendar ten olfer of admission and/or financial aid (for those Assistance CCJIU~~ITI No. 4 (January 25, 1995, edition of The Division II football coaches should note that due to the irlStirUtifJtlS that do not use the National Letter- of Intent). NCAA Nrws) incorTcctly stated that the rffectivc date of changr in thr initial signing date for the National Lcttcr of Please note that this reg&~icJn does not IJenIlh an insriru- hJ[JcJSiil No. 125 iS imIlcdiak The correct effective date Intent, subparagraphs (f) and (g) of the Division II football lion to cxcecd the limit of two evaluations fcJr [JT’CJS[JeCtS of Proposal NCJ. 125 is August I, 1995. recruiting calendar set forth in figure 13-6 of the 1994-95 who have not signed a National Letter of Intent Orwho NCAA Manual have changed and should read as follows: have not signed an institution’s written offer of admission Correction and/or financial aid (for those institutions that do not USC “(f) December 1, 1994, through March 6, 1!)95 [Except 1995 NCAA Convention Proposal No. 79 rhe National Letter of Intent). .l‘he following examples for (1) below] ~ (tontact Period. illusrrare the application of this legislation. NCAA inStitlJlicJnS ShOlJlcf note [hilt IXgiSfa~iVc “(1) January 30 (8:OO am.) through Frbruar-y 1 (X:00 Assistance Column No. 5 (February I, 19!)5, edition of the Situation: Institution A evaluates a prospect on two a.m.) - Dead Period. orrasions while rhe prospect is participating on her high- News) incorrectly stated that as a result of the adoption of “(g) Marc-h 7, 1!)!15, through April 30, 1995 [Exe ept frjr- (1) srhool basketball team and the prospect subsequently Proposal No. 79 (cffcctivc irnmcdiatcly), a nonrccruitcd below] - Quiet Period. signs a NaConal Letter of Intent with the institution dur- student-athlete whose admission was granted with regard “(I ) DlJriIIg any high-SChMJl iill-Star game that occurs ing the rarly signing period. 10 a~hhkS alJihy may reCeiVe inS~iwiOna~ fi%mCia~ aid within the state in which the m3-IIbCr institution is located Question 1: 1s it [JenIlkSibk for Iristitu(ion A lo rvalu- withour IJeing considered a counter, ~JrcJVi&Zd the institu- ~ Evaluation Period.” ate the prospcrt at a third COntat inVOfVing the p’~JSp~Ct’S tion has on file in the office of the athletics director certifi- basketball tram? cation by the faculty athletics representative, the admis- This muter&l was provided by 0~ legislative rvroices stuJJ a.s Answer: No. Such activity would cause Institution A to sions office and the director of financial aid that the stu- an aid to member institutions. l/‘c~rL institution has a question. or cxccccl its limit of two evaluarions on other- prosperts at dent’s Gnancial aid was granted without regard to his or comment regarding this column, such correspon&ce should he the high school who have not signed a National Lcttcr of her athletics ability. The column should read that a nonre- directed to Nancy L. Mitchell, aysirtant executive director for leg- Irilriu wirh Ihr institution. cruited scudrnt-athlete whose admission was granted with idhLtiVt! strvic-us, nt tk NCAA national of\&. This injonnation is Question 2: It iS IJCrmkSibk for ~wtitllticJU A 10 cV;ihJatc rcgdrd to iithlctics ;ibihy may rccrivc institutional finiincial available on thf Col&iate .yports Network. Convention focus adds importance to National Student-Athlete Day A national celebration April 6 of needs first.” “Over thr last thrcr yrars, with rhr idral of student-athletes work- 1!)95 are Bcrty Jaynes, exccutivc the eighdi annual National Student- Hundreds of cvcnts across the hZ SUppoIT Of ttlC NCAA member- ing tcJgethcr both on iirld Off (he director of the Women’s Baskerball Arhlrtr Day (NSAD) will feature country will put a spotlight on ship, the achicvcmcnts of student- field. (?JiiChcS Association; James Haney, T‘CCognition of thousands of high- NSAD - including signature even& athletes are truly being recognized This yrdr’S rPt~i[JkntS will he hon- cxccutivc director of the NABC; school and college student-athletes at the sites of this year’s Final Four across the country,” said Kichard (Jred in Novrnibrr at an awards din- Sen. Bill Rradlcy, D-New Jersey; li,r- achirving a balance between and Women’s Final Four. Lapchick, founder and director of ncr in Boston. NCAA Woman of the Year Tanya academics and athletics. In Minneapolis, site of the Wo- the Center for the Study of Sport in Hughcs of the LJnivcrsity of Ari- Las1 yrar’s Gianr Steps Award NSAD is sponsored by the Ccntcr IllCIl’S b?lliil I’ollr, a pdllcl of fcrlldc Society anti the Nation;il (:onsor- zcJll:l; Alan hgc, iISSoCiatC.jllStiCC fJf winners included lormer NCAA for the Study of Sport in Society, the roaches and athletes will be asscm- tium for Academics and Sports. the Minnesota Supreme C~ourt; OS- President Joseph N. Crowley; Uni- Narional F Continued from page 13 institution to survey its club and “Assessmentsof interests traditionally are unreliable. I think energies would be intramurals programs ~ and even maybe this will be useful to (insti- selected physical education cours- tutions).” better spent for eveyone to get (into compliance) by showing added programs es - IO determine whether suffi- cient interest and ability exists 10 North Dakota Stare has received for women. Start showing a continuing history of program expansion. ” warrant funding those progams at SUbSmIkil berlefh from i(S USe Of the intercollegiate level. the pilot survey instrument, said n Charlotte West “I think the usefulness of surveys Lynn L. Darn, women’s athletics Associate athletics director, Southern Illinois University at Carbondak is trying IO identify if there is an director thcrc and NCAA Division and former member of th.eNCAA &n&-Equity Task Force II vice-president. She said the sur- interest for a span that is not rep- vey ~ which was conducted as part resented,” Ronneue said. ‘You can of corrective action mandated by do a survey and it can tell you that she said. “We’re not surprised with I athletes are recruited student-ath- pliance) by showing added pro- 9c) percent CJf the males are inter- an OCK compliance review - val- the results. But you have to be very letes.” grams for women. Start showing a idated what the institution believed ested in sports and 10 percent of cautious about how you perceive Charlotte West, associate athlet- continuing history of program women are interested. Surveys can all akJIIg: Ir effectively was accom- the results and benefits of a survey.” ics director at Southern Illinois expansion. I am so turned off by be very misleading. I don’t think modating the athletics interests and University at Carbondale and a (the survey) approach. I never have abilities of its female students. No enthusiasm for surveys they are particularly useful at insti- member of rhe now-disbanded been nor ever will be an advocate tutions that are heavily into recruit- The results of North Dakota Orhers share Darn’s concern NCAA Gender-Equity Task Force, of that. I am a strong advocate of ing.” State’s rxtcnsive survey, in which an abOUt how SUI-Vey ITSUbS are her- said interest surveys can he inaccu- creating opportunities and focus- The key to compliance, said Uni- im[JT’SSiVr 70 pw3-3lt of IIlOre than preted. In f&.l, at Division I institu- ing our attention on the second rate and yirld flawed resulrs. In versity Of tiZlJIX1 athlrtics director I, IO0 ~~1JcS~iO~l~laireS distributed tions, it’s hard 1o find much enrhu- addition, she says insrirurions could prong of the test.” Jim Livengood, is that institutions wcrc rrrurned, produced positive siasnl for the use of surveys. Some IIlrJre cfflCknt]y Utihze rheir ener- Valerie M. Bonnette, founder of need to make a real c.ommitmen~ 10 news fcJr the insliturion: The OCR Division I administrators believe gies by concentraring on another Good Sports, Inc., and a former equity. act rptrd thr institution’s report they are ineffective at that level. component of the three-part Title OCK senior program analyst who “Sometimes ii’s easy to give lip February 13. “I’m personally not intrrrstetl in IX compliance test - showing a coauthored the 1990 investigator’s service to equity until push comes Even so, Dorn urges caution in doing a survey at the intercollegiate history of program expansion for manual that is still used by the civ- to shove,” he said. “The No. 1 thing interpreting exactly what a survey level, especially not at Division I,” the underrepresented gender. il rights office, said surveys can offer to change is attitude. We need to get says. said Christine H. B. Grant, women’s “Assessments of interests tradi- some benefits, despite the potential to a point where equity is viewed as “It did verify that North Dakota athletics director at the University tionally are unreliable,” West said. for obtaining flawed results. an ongoing process and not an end State effectively is accommodating of Iowa. “I think it’s totally unnec- “I think energies would he better She said a more effective way of result Equity needs to be an every- the interests of its student-athletes,” essary because the bulk of Division spent for everyone to get (into com- checking interests may be for an day thing.”