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Special Collections and University Archives Record Group 62 IUP Special Collections and University Archives Record Group 62 IUP Athletics For Scholarly Use Only Last Modified May 23, 2019 Indiana University of Pennsylvania 302 Stapleton Library Indiana, PA 15705-1096 Voice: (724) 357-3039 Fax: (724) 357-4891 Record Group 62 IUP Athletics 2 IUP Athletics; Record Group 62 Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Special Collections and University Archives 15 boxes; 15 linear feet Scope and Content Record Group 62 contains information about the IUP Athletics program and sport teams at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP). Primarily, Record Group 62 contains information about IUP Basketball, Baseball, Cross Country, Track & Field, and many other sport teams. Many other record group and manuscript group collections contain information regarding sport teams throughout the history of IUP. For more information about the Football Team go to Record Group 32 Athletic Department: Football Program and Manuscript Group 155 Klausing and Simmons Family Collection that includes scrapbooks of Charles Klausing’s coaching career. For information about the Cross Country and Track & Field teams from 1968-1988 go to Manuscript Group 175: Dr. Louis Sutton Collection, Dr. Sutton was the coach for both teams during his tenure at IUP. Visit Manuscript Group 103 Bernard Ganley Collection for more information about the Golf Team. Provenance The collection was donated by the IUP Athletics Program, http://www.iupathletics.com. Restrictions This collection is open for research. Property rights reside with Indiana University of Pennsylvania, University Archives and Special Collections. Literary rights are retained by the creators of the records and their heirs. For permissions to reproduce or publish, please contact the coordinator of the University Archives and Special Collections. Processor Collection processed and arranged by Special Collections Staff, 2009. Container List Series I: Basketball Teams Box 1 Men’s Basketball Team (10 folders) 1. Men’s Basketball Team Tournaments and Miscellaneous Programs, 1964-1979 2. Men’s Basketball Team Guides, 1969-1975 3. Men’s Basketball Team Guides, 1975-1978 4. Men’s Basketball Team Guides, 1978-1981 5. Men’s Basketball Team Guides, 1981-1984 6. Men’s Basketball Game Programs, 1980-1981 to 1983-1984 7. Men’s Basketball Game Programs, 1985-1986 to 1986-1987 (1) 8. Men’s Basketball Game Programs, 1986-1987 (2) 9. Men’s Basketball Game Programs, 1988-1989 to 1990-1991 Record Group 62 IUP Athletics 3 Series I: Basketball Teams Box 2 Men’s Basketball Team (4 folders) – housed inside Box 1 1. Men’s Basketball Team Guides, 1986-1987 to 1994-1995 2. Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC), Men’s Basketball Team Guides, 1982- 1983 to 1990-1991 3. IUP Men’s Basketball Report, 1995-1997 4. IUP Men’s Basketball Media Guide, 2008-2009, cover: Justin Gartner, Darryl Webb, Sean Christiansen, and Gerald Brooks 5. IUP Men’s Basketball Team, 1994-1995 Videos (2 DVDs) a. IUP vs. University of Central Missouri (UCM), 1994-1995 Season, Elite 8 b. IUP vs. UCM, 1994-1995 Season, Elite 8 Promo Video Series I: Basketball Teams Box 3 Women’s Basketball Team 1. Women's Basketball Miscellaneous 2. Women's Basketball Guides, 1984-1985 to 1991-1992 a. IUP Lady Braves, 1981-1982 b. IUP Women’s Basketball, 1984-1985 c. IUP Lady Braves Basketball, 1984-1985 d. IUP Women’s Basketball, 1985-1986 e. IUP Women’s Basketball, 1986-1987 f. IUP Women’s Basketball, 1988-1989 g. IUP Women’s Basketball, 1989-1990 h. IUP Women’s Basketball, 1990-1991 i. IUP Women’s Basketball, 1991-1992 j. IUP Women’s Basketball, 1992-1993 k. IUP Women’s Basketball, 1993-1994 signed by coach Jan Kiger l. IUP Women’s Basketball, 1995-1996 3. Women's Basketball: Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Media Guides a. IUP Women’s Basketball, 1983-1984 b. IUP Women’s Basketball, 1985-1986 c. IUP Women’s Basketball, 1986-1987 d. IUP Women’s Basketball, 1987-1988 e. IUP Women’s Basketball, 1988-1989 f. IUP Women’s Basketball, 1989-1990 g. IUP Women’s Basketball, 1990-1991 4. Women's Basketball Programs, 1982-1983 to 1988-1989 5. Women’s Basketball Programs, 1990-1991 6. Women’s Basketball, 1993-1994 7. Women’s Basketball, 1994-1995 8. Women’s Basketball, 1995-1996 9. Women’s Basketball, 1996-1997 10. Women’s Basketball Game Program – Shoot for the Cure, December 18-19, 2011 a. California vs. Bowie State, Sunday, December 18, 2011 b. IUP vs. Seton Hill, Sunday, December 18, 2011 c. California vs. Seton Hill, Monday, December 19, 2011 Record Group 62 IUP Athletics 4 d. IUP vs. Bowie State, Monday, December 19, 2011 Series II: Sports PR Box 4 Sports Newspaper Articles, 1987-1994 1. Baseball 2. Men's Basketball 3. Women's Basketball 4. Cheerleader 5. Cross Country 6. Fencing 7. Field Hockey 8. Football Series II: Sports PR Box 4A Sports Newspaper Articles, 1987-1994 1. General Sports 2. Golf 3. Gymnastics 4. Rifle 5. Soccer 6. Softball 7. Swimming 8. Tennis 9. Track and Field 10. Volleyball Series II: Sports PR Box 5 Sports Releases 1. July 1983-June 1990 2. FAST FACTS, 1984-1990 Series II: Sports PR Box 6 Sports Releases 1. July 1990- 2. FAST FACTS, 1991 – 3. IUP Sports Information, March 1996 – Stephanie Boyle 4. IUP Softball and Baseball Weekly Report, 1997 5. Men and Women Sports Release, 1997 Series I: Basketball Teams Box 7 Men’s and Woman’s Basketball Teams (10 folders) 1. Basketball Team Score Books, 1929-1930 2. Basketball Team Score Books, 1937-1938 and 1938-1939 3. Basketball Team Score Books, 1940-1941 to 1942-1943 4. Basketball Team Score Books, 1945-1946 and 1946-1947 5. Basketball Team Score Books, 1950-1951 Record Group 62 IUP Athletics 5 6. Basketball Team Score Books, 1951-1952 and 1952-1953 7. Basketball Team Score Books, 1953-1954 and 1954-1955 8. Basketball Team Score Books, 1955-1956 and 1956-1957 9. Basketball Team Score Books, 1957-1958 10. Basketball Team Score Books, 1965-1966 (Freshman) Series I: Basketball Teams Box 7A Men’s and Woman’s Basketball Teams (4 folders) 1. IUP Athletics Publication (1969): A Winning Tradition: Indiana University of Pennsylvania, highlights all athletic teams 2. Women’s Basketball Team: IUP Lady Braves Basketball, 1984-1985 3. Basketball Game Match-Ups, Memorial Fieldhouse, 1993-1994 4. Men’s Basketball Game Programs, 1993-1994 Series IV: Sports including Track & Field and Cross Country Box 8 Sports (30 folders) 1. Athletic Dinner Programs, 1927-1981 2. Baseball Team Newspaper Articles, 1902-1980 and Programs, 1971-1991 3. Women's Athletic Programs, 1981-1989 4. Fencing, 1970s-1980s 5. General Information on Various Sports 6. Golf, 1970-1979 7. Gymnastics, 1988-1989 (1 of 3) 8. Gymnastics, 1988-1989 (2 of 3) 9. Gymnastics, 1988-1989 (3 of 3) 10. Gymnastics, 1982-1985 11. Gymnastics, 1986-1989 12. Gymnastics, 1990-1992 13. Intramural Sports for Men, 1935-1936 14. Intramural Sports, 1968-1969 to 1980-1981 15. Game Schedules, 1938-1986 16. Rugby 17. Sailing 18. Soccer Brochures a. Soccer Program and Soccer Camp, 1971-1982 b. Women’s Soccer, 1995 19. Swimming Brochures and Programs, 1937-1997 20. Track and Cross Country Reports, 1978-1979 to 1979-1980 21. Track and Cross Country Reports, 1980-1981 to 1981-1982 22. Track and Cross Country Brochures, 1972-1973 to 1983-1984 23. Track and Cross Country, 1988 24. Brief History of Track and Cross Country, 1968-1978 25. Tennis Brochures 26. Women's Volleyball 27. Varsity Emblem and Certificate 28. Wrestling Brochures and Programs Record Group 62 IUP Athletics 6 29. IUP Inside the Sports Scene 30. University Committee on Athletic Policy Minutes from Meetings, 1983-1985 Series IV: Track & Field Box 9 Track & Field 1. Cross Country, 1968-1970 2. Intramurals, 1968-1970 3. Track, 1969-1970 Series IV: Track & Field Box 10 Track & Field 1. Cross Country, 1970-1971 2. Intramurals, 1970 3. Track, 1971 Series IV: Track & Field Box 11 Track & Field 1. Cross Country, 1972 2. Track, 1972 3. Intramurals, 1971-1973 Series IV: Track & Field Box 12 Track & Field 1. Track, 1972-1973, 1975-1977 2. Cross Country, 1973, 1975-1976 Series IV: Track & Field Box 13 Track & Field 1. Track, 1977 2. Cross Country, 1978-1980 3. (Not boxed Cross Country, 1979-1980, and Track, 1974-1975) Box 14 Presidential Athletic Advisory Committee Series IV: Track & Field Box 15 (2 Scrapbooks donated by Dr. Louis Sutton, see Manuscript Group 175: Dr. Louis Sutton Collection, Dr. Sutton was the Coach for the Cross Country and the Track & Field Teams) 1. Scrapbook for the Cross Country and Track & Field teams, 1974-1975 (brown scrapbook) 2. Scrapbook for Cross Country and Track & Field teams, 1979-1980 (yellow scrapbook) Box 16 Field House Scrapbook (1 scrapbook) 1. Athletics Scrapbook, 1975-1983 Box 17 Athletic Memorabilia: Game Tickets 1. IUP Crimson Hawks, Women’s Volleyball, IUP vs. Cheney and IUP vs. Kutztown, Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex, September 16, 2011 Record Group 62 IUP Athletics 7 2. IUP Crimson Hawks, Women’s Basketball, IUP vs. Goldey-Beacom, Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex, November 12, 2011 3. IUP Crimson Hawks, Men’s Basketball, IUP vs. Seton Hill University, Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex, November 12, 2011 4. IUP Crimson Hawks, South Campus, 2012-2013 5. IUP Crimson Hawks, Memorial Field House, 2012-2013 6. IUP Crimson Hawks, Miller Stadium, 2012-2013 This collection is a continuation of Record Group 32 IUP Athletics – Football .
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