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Celebrating 25 ·vears Of
UNI Basketball TABLE OF CONTENTS
Outlook ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••... 2 All-Time Scores ...... •••••.....••••••••••••..•.••• 29 Terri Lasswell •..••.•••.•.....••...... •••••.••... 4 Records •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 31 Assistant Coaches •••....••••.•.•••.•••..••••••••••• S All-Time Roster ...•...•••••....••••••••••••....•••• 33 Players ••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••...•..••••••••... 7 Executive Staff ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 34 Roster ••••••••••...•.•• ..•...•.•..•..••.•••••••••••••• 18 Basketball Support Staff ••••••••••••..•••.•....• 35 1991-92 Review ....•...... •...... ••••••••••• 19 University of Northern Iowa •••..••..•••••..•.• 36 Statistics ••••••••.....•...... •..••••••.•••• 20 Missouri Valley Conference •••••••••••••••••••• 38 Opponents •••••••••••••••.••.••••••.••..•.••••••••••. 23 Team Photo ••••.••••.••••••.•••.•••••••••••..•...• IBC
CATCH 6 PANTHER 1992-93 Schedule HOME GAMES ON KCFI December 1250-AM 01 at Missouri-Kansas City 5 p.m. DURING 1992-93! 03 at Kansas State 7p.m. 06 Wyoming 3 p.m. To Panther fans and the media -- 08 at Western Illinois 7:30 p.m. Welcome to the University of Northern Iowa, 10 at Northeastern Illinois 7p.m. the UNI-Dome and Northern Iowa women's basketball. 12 at Valparaiso 2p.m. All requests for credentials, including courtside photo credentials, should be made three days in advance 20 Iowa State (KCFI) 1 p.m. and will be left at th~ will call window of the UNI Dome. Only working press will be assigned seats on January press row. Parking for all press is available in the Physical Education Center lot north of the UNI-Dome. 09 at Illinois State* 1 p.m. It is requested the media bring their own electronic 11 at Bradley* 7:30 p.m. sending machines. It is also recommended that the 14 Wichita State* (KCFI) 7:35 p.m. media install their own phone lines. Radio stations should make their own 18 Southwest Missouri State* 5:25 p.m. arrangements for telephone lines after receiving 21 at Saint Louis 7p.m. permission to broadcast. Stations who wish to use the 23 at Drake* 7:05 p.m. courtesy line should contact SID Nancy Justis. 25 Creighton* 7:35 p.m. There will be no post-game interview room in the UNI-Dome. Members of the media who wish to 28 Southern Illinois* 5:25 p.m. interview players and coaches after the game may 30 Indiana State* (KCFI) 1:35 p.m. contact Chad Harberts at the site, or see the individuals after a IO-minute cooling off period in the hallway outside the lockerrooms. The lockerrooms are off February ' limits to all media. 04 at Creighton* 5 p.m. Pregame statistics, press notes and game programs 06 Drake* 5:25 p.m. will be made available at the 09 Kansas (KCFI) 7:35 p.m. press table prior to the start of each contest. Postgame 11 at Indiana State* 7p.m. statistics will be distributed 13 at Southern Illinois* 2p.m. approximately 15 minutes 18 at Southwest Missouri State* 7:05 p.m. upon the completion of each contest. Visitng SIDs will 22 at Wichita State* 5 p.m. have access to a telephone 25 Chicago State (West Gym) 7:35 p.m. for long-distance calls. 27 Bradley* (KCFI) 7:35 p.m. Any questions regarding the team may be directed to your host for Panther home March games, Chad Harberts, 01 Illinois State* (KCFI) 7:35 p.m. sports information student assistant. 04 MVC Tournament Quarterfinals TBA Harberts is in his second year with the UNI Sports Information Department and the women's 09 MVC Tournament Semi Finals TBA basketball team. He is a senior at Northern Iowa, 13 MVC Tournament Finals TBA majoring in General Studies, with a minor in Journalism. *Missouri Valley contest. All times are at the site. Prior to coming to UNI, he attended Marshalltown (Iowa) Community College, where he graduated with All home games in UNI-Dome unless otherwise indicated. an Associate of Arts degree in pre-Journalism. He served two years as the Sports Editor of his ON THE COVER/CREDITS - junior college newspaper. From January 1990 to May The University of Northern Iowa women's basketball team begins its 25th season in 1992-93. Special 1991 , he was the Sports Editor of the Northern Iowan, thanks to Eastbay Athletic Company for the cover photo. the campus newspaper at UNI. The UNI women's basketball guide was written and designed by Chad Harberts and. edited by Sports Besides his current position al UNI, he is a Information Director Nancy Justis, in cooperation with the UNI Sports Information Department, the Office correspondent for the Waterloo Courier, and is an on of Public Relations and photographer Bill Witt. air personality at KFMW FM-108 in Waterloo. 1 OUTLOOK - OUTLOOK - OUTLOOK - OUTLOOK - OUTLOOK - OUTLOOK - OUTLOOK - OUTLOOK - OUTLOOK
PANTHERS RETURN ALL FIVE STARTERS! YOUNG, DEEP TEAM SHOULD BE CONTENDER IN MISSOURI VALLEY
By CHAD HARBERTS Miller was the team's three-point field doubt she can play basketball against the teams UNI Sports Information goal leader with 51 treys. She converted at least in the Missouri Valley. three three-point field goals in nine games last Backing up Street and Robertson is Katie The 1992-93 Northern Iowa Panthers could season, including a high of six against Western McFadden. Coming off major knee surgery last be the deepest and most experienced team ever Illinois. year, McFadden scored 4.9 points and grabbed at UNI. With the return of all five starters and The other half of UNl's starting guard 3.4 rebounds per game. Melanie Willadsen, a nine letterwinners , UNI will be putting together tandem is junior Traci Amos . Amos came into redshirt freshman from Bettendorf, Iowa, is the a team very familiar with one another and the her own last season after starting sparingly as a other backup at forward . According to Lasswell, system under Head Coach Terri Lasswell. freshman. She averaged 7.6pointsand developed Willadsen worked hard in her redshirt year and Lasswell enters her fourth season at UNI a flair for the long ball, knocking down 21 three is ready to play this season. with a program that has made great strides pointers, including at least one in six straight The post position was the weakest area on internally, which has not translated the progress games . the floor last season, despite Chris Robbins' into wins. UNl's last winning season was a 17- · Both player!\ will see plenty of playing .554 shooting percentage. Robbins has an 11 mark in 1982-83. Since then, the Panthers time again this year, but will be allowed long uncanny ability to find open personnel, evident have endured two head coaching changes, 11 breaks with four guards on the bench fighting for by her 40 assists, but she only attempted 112 assistant coaching changes and records of2-25, minutes. Letterwinners Lisa Gronoski and shots (4 .2 per game). If Robbins can develop 5-23 , 9-18, 6-20, 9-17, 7-l!i; 5-22, 6-21 and last Nikki Dillard are the backup guards, but redshirt into more of a scoring threat, opponents can stop season's 4-23 campaign. No Panther team Wendy McCoy and recruit Tiffany Sibley, an doubling up on UNl's penetrating guard court. finished with more than four wins in the 10 years Illinois prep all-stater, may also see plenty of Laura Volbrecht is UNI 'sonly other true of the Gateway Conference or placed higher playing time. center with playing time under her belt. than an eighth-place tie. Gronoski missed last season with foot Volbrecht's numbers for the season, 1.7 points Despite last season's record, UNI officials ailments , but she is one of the best passers and and 1.5 rebounds per game, aren't very saw an improvment in the program last year, and the tallest guard on the team. At 5-2, Dillard is impressive until compared to her minutes per rewarded Lasswell with a one-year contract slight in stature, but she makes up for it with a game - 4.7. She is a player blessed with good extension through the 1993-94 season. 36-inch vertical leap and quick feet. She is offensive skills, but needs to improve defensively. With the pressure of being in her final primarily a defensive specialist with the Panthers Becky Simonson, a 6-5 redshirt, will contract year removed and a team in which 12 of while her offensive skills develop. backup Robbins at center, and according to the 14 members have Division I playing McCoy tranferred lo the Panthers from Lasswell, will have a specific role. All eyes will experience or were redshirts, this team is a time Marycrest, and quickly became the captain of be on 6-3 freshman Carrie Jaspers, a player that bomb waiting to explode. the practice squad. McCoy already possesses was hotly recruited by Big Ten, Big 8 and "We are going to have more dimension the skills lo immediately contribute to the Gateway Conference schools, but decided to this year," Lasswell said. "We are going to be Panthers, including three-point range and good stay close to home. The Ackley, Iowa, player more mature. We learned some tough lessons court vision. Her abilities will most certainly averaged 41 points last season, though those from the 1991-92 season and those lessons will earn her plenty of playing time. numbers are partially exaggerated because of carry over into 1992-93." Sibley's game closely mirrors Miller's in the 6-on-6 high school game. Jaspers should The premiere returnee for the Panthers is that she averaged more than 23 points as a senior give the team a center with a scoring mentality. the team's lone senior, Ann Miller. Miller as she is a three-point specialist. The Panthers face a tough schedule this transferred to UNI last season from Waldorf The forward position is where the real season. Seven of their first nine games are on the Community College and proceeded to lead the strength of the Panthers lies. Last year's starting road. Trips to Missouri-Kansas City, Kansas Panthers in every offensive category. She forwards, Julie Street and Angel Robertson, State and Valparaiso, and a home contest against scored in double digits in 21 of 27 games and were first and third on the team in rebounding Iowa State should test the team's mettle before nine of her last 11 , although enemy defenses and they are just a junior and a sophomore, Christmas. keyed on her during the second half of the respectively, this year. Street grabbed 7.6 Lasswell has a 15-66 career record, all at season. She finished with a 14.7 points scoring rebounds per game last season, finishing the UNI, and welcomes back assistant coach Mark average, the only Panther to average double year with 206, just 18 short of the Panther single Ackerman in his second year and assistant figures . season record. Robertson played brilliantly at Chris Rolwes . Joining the staff this season is times, inconsistently at others, but there is no graduate assistant Colleen Heimstead.
2 the Coaches
3 COACHES - COACHES - COACHES - COACHES - COACHES - COACHES - COACHES - COACHES - COACHES
running through her Lasswell served at Washburn as mind. assistant women's basketball coach, assistant Lasswell was women's volleyball coach and sports appointed head coach facilities coordinator. on April 6, 1989, to • Her coaching career began at takeoveraprogramthat Washburn Rural High School in Topeka, had languished in the Kan., at the helm of the girls' basketball and depths of the Gateway volleyball teams. Conference for most of In five seasons, she turned a 3-18 the 1980s. basketball team into a 23-2 state tournament A native of Emmett, contender. She compiled a 61 -48 ledger in Kan ., .Lasswell served five seasons, gaining four straight state three seasons as an tournament berths. Her volleyball squads assistant at Kansas State made three state tourney appearances. prior to taking the UNI Following the 1984 season at rems. Washburn, she was named Centennial During her stay at League Coach of the Year, Kansas Basketball KSU , she was Coaches Association Coach of the Year and responsible fo r coached in the Kansas All-Star Game. She nationwide recruiting, twice was honored as a coach by the Topeka daily practice sessions, Capital Journal. scheduling, travel As an administrator, she has extensive arrangements and tournament management experience, academic counseling. coordinating volleyball and basketball A recognized speaker tourneys at the state level in Kansas. on coaching and On a national level, she co-chairs the physical education National Basketball Academy for the topics, she earned a Affiliated National Coaches Counsel, serves bachelor's degree in on the National Committee of Coaches physical education at Washburn University Advisory Round Table and was a featured in 1978 and a master's degree in speakeronstrengthandconditioningforthe Head Coach Administration and Kinesiology at Kansas National Coaches Institute for NAGWS in University in 1983. San Francisco in 1988. Terri Lasswell The multi-sport athlete lettered two She was named an Outstanding Young Terri Lasswell begins her fourth season seasons in basketball and one season in Woman in America (1986) and was initiated at the helm of the Northern Iowa women's volleyball at Washburn upon transferring in Phi Kappa Phi as a student at°KU. program with expectations of the best season from KSU, where she played one season. Lasswell holds memberships in the in Panther basketball in quite a few years While at Washburn, she earned all- National Association ofGirls' and Women's conference honors in both basketball and Sports; Women's Basketball Coaching volleyball and was selected basketball team Association; National Strength and captain her senior year. Conditioning Association; Kansas Alliance In two seasons at WU, she averaged of Health, Physical Education, Recreation 12.2 points and 9.5 rebounds. Upon and Dance; and the Zonta International graduating, she was the school's eighth all- Women's Service Organiz.ation. time leading rebounder. A graduate of St. Mary's (Kan.) High School, she was born December 17 , 1955.
TERRI LASSWELL AT NORTHERN IOWA OVERALL CONFERENCE
1989-90 5-22 2-16 1990-9 1 6-21 3-15 1991 -92 4-23 3-15 TOTALS 15-66 8-46
4 COACHES - COACHES - COACHES - COACHES - COACHES - COACHES - COACHES - COACHES - COACHES
Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Graduate Assistant Mark Ackerman Chris Rolwes Colleen Heimstead Mark Ackerman begins his second Chris Rolwes, who was a graduate The Panthers filled the graduate season as the top assistant coach. assistant coach with the team last season, assistant void by adding former Southern The women's basketball program is bas been elevated to the position of full-time Illinois basketball player Colleen Heimstead not his first experience with Northern Iowa assistant coach. to the program. Heimstead was a four-year athletics. During the UNI men's basketball Rolwes, who is a native of Farley, letterwinner for the Salukis, starting 81 of 1989-90 "dream" season, Ackerman served Iowa, isa 1985 graduateofWesternDubuque 124 games and averaging 3. 3 points and 2.1 as a graduate assistant coach under Eldon High School in Epworth, Iowa. He earned rebounds as a senior. She also dished out Miller. an Associate of Arts degree in Education 309 assists, the fourth-best total in SIU His athletic administration career from Kirkwood Community College in history. began as an assistant basketball coach at Cedar Rapids in August 1987. He She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree Gonzaga Preparatory High School. He transferred to UNI in 1987 and earned a in Biological Sciences from SIU in May graduated from Gonzaga University in Bachelor of Arts degree in History and a 1992, and is working toward a Masters • Spokane, Wash., in 1986 with a bachelor's minor in coaching in May 1990. He degree in Science Education at UNI. degree in Biology. currently has 27 hours of credit earned The Elk Mound, Wis., native will be Prior to joining the UNI women's toward a MAE in College/University primarily involved with film exchange, study basketball staff, he served one season as an Student Services at UNI. table and facilities duties while helping to assistant coach at the University of Colorado Rolwes' start with the UNI athletic coach the Panther perimeter players. at Colorado Springs, a Division II school. department was as a manager of the UNI He bas also served as a teacher and men's basketball team under Eldon Miller. instructor with Our Lady of the Holy Souls He held that position from August 1987 to Catholic Elementary School in Philadelphia, May 1990. Denver Technical College in Colorado His primary duties with the Panthers Springs and Pikes Peak Community College last season included travel and some in Colorado Springs. academic advising and recruiting. With the For the Panthers, be coordinates position of full-time assistant, Rolwes will recruiting, scouting and conditioning, as become the team's primary academic well as coaching the post players and serving advisor, travel and facilities coordinator as the director of the summer women's and one of the team's three primary on- and basketball camps. off-campus recruiters. Hehasawife, Laura, and one daughter, Claire.
5 the Players·
6 PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS
College: Came into can team ... a second-team NJ CAA All- UNI program under American ... named co-MVP of team ... was high expectations and a Waldorf Honor Athlete... in her final sea lived up to them ... she son with the Warriors scored 21.6 points led the team in every per game on 52. 9 field goal percent and offensive category and 75.8 percent from the free throw was second in line ... teamed with former Panthers Sandy rebounding ... she was (Graboski) McNelius and Kris Huffman, the only Panther to av and former UNI graduate assistant coach erage double figures in Mary Smith to win gold medal in women's points, scoring at a 14. 7 basketball at the 1992 Iowa Games. clip fortheseason ... she High School: Lettered four years in scored in double fig basketball ... was a first team all-conference ures in 21 of 27 basketball selection three times ... fifth-team games ... connected on all-state as a junior... made the third-team as 51 of 149 three-point a senior... earned first-team all-conference attempts, the second in softball four times ... was special mention highest single season all-state in softball as a freshman, a fourtb total m Panther team selection her sophomore year and history ... set a UNI garnered third-team honors her final two record when she con season ... was a second-team all-conference verted 26 consecutive pick in volleyball her junior free throws over five season ... grabbed first-team all-conference games ... included in her and all-state volleyball honors as a string was a 12-for-12 senior.. participated in state track four free-throw performance times ... other letters - softball (5), track and against Southern Illi- field (4) and volleyball (2). nois, breaking another Personal: Daughter of Jack and Dianne Panther record ... her. 792 career free throw Miller. .. majoring in Criminoiogy .. .likes ANN MILLER percentage is second highest in UNI to draw, go bicycling, camping and history ... led the team in assists (80) and fishing ... bom March 31, 1971...bas three #34 steals (64), while finishing second on the brothers, Jeff (28), Joe (25) and John team in blocked shots (10) ... she was the (23) ... wants a job in law enforcement. 5-8, Senior, Guard only player to start in all 27 games ... finished Lasswell's comments: "Ann leads by ex St. Ansgar, Iowa her two-year career at Waldorf with 1,161 ample. Whenever she has the ball in her St. Ansgar High School points and 299 rebounds ... in 61 total games, bands, she is a threat. She can take it to the Waldorf J.C. averaged 19. 0 points and 4. 9 rebounds ... she hoop or pull up for the three-pointer. She was a two-time All-Region XI is also a great passer and gets the ball where selection ... voted to the Kodak All-Ameri- it needs to be."
CAREER ST ATISTICS
at NORTHERN IOWA YEAR GIGS FG-FGA FG% 3FG-3FGA 3FG% IT·ITA IT% PTS/AVE REB/AVE PF/D AST TO BLK STL 91 -92 27'27 126-328 .384 51 · 149 .342 95-120 .792 398/ 14.7 12614.7 83-5 80 97 to 64 TOT 27'27 126-328 .384 51-14, .342 95-120 .m 3!18114.7 12414.7 83-5 80 97 10 "' at WALDORF YEAR G FG-FGA FG% 3FG-3FGA 3FG% IT·ITA IT% PTS/AVE REB/AVE PF AST TO BLK STL 89-90 32 206-401 .514 44-114 .386 69-96 .719 525/ 16.4 173/S.4 81 103 71 22 96 90-91 29 232-427 .543 78-158 .494 94-119 .790 636121.9 178/6.1 119 126 70 19 119 TOT 61 4J8.828 .529 122-272 ..., 1'3-215 .758 1161/1'.t 351/5.8 2tO m 141 41 215
CAREER HIGHS POINTS-25 vs. Eastern Illinois 1/9/92 FIELD GOALS-9 vs. Eastern Illinois 1/9/92 FIELD GOAL ATIEMPTS-19 vs. Illinois State 2/ 15/92 3-POINT FGs-6 v1. Western Illinois 1/23/92 3-PT FG ATIEMPTS-12 vs. Illinois State 2/15/92 FREE TIIROWS-12 va. Southern Illinois 1/11 /92 FREE TIIROW ATI.· 12 vs. Southern Illinois 1/ 11 /92 REBOUNDS-10 vs. Colorado State 12/29/91 ASSISTS-8 vs. Eastern Illinois l /9/92 BLOCKED SHOTS-3 v1. Indiana State 1/18/92 STEALS-8 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee 11/26/91 7 PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS
College: Stepped into High School: A four-year letterwinner at a full-time starting role Washington High School in Milwaukee, last season, earning 24 Wis., she led her squad to the 1990 city starts in 27 games ... conference championship and the 1990 averaged 7. 6 points per • Wisconsin State Championship and garnered game... developed into second-team all-state honors ... a first-team a three-point threat by all-conference selection her senior year, she knocking down 21 was named to the second team as a sophomore treys, up from just two and junior... noted for her defense, she was as a freshman ... scored named the team's Best Defensive Player 34 points on 14 of 20 four straight seasons and captained the squad shooting in back-to as a senior... she averaged 12.0 points and back performances 3.0 rebounds, 5.0 steals and 6.0 assists per against Illinois at game as a senior. Chicago and Colorado Personal: Born on April 14, 1972 ... the State early in the daughter of Frank and Bennie Amos ... she season ... was second on has one brother, Kevin (24) .. .in her spare the team in minutes time she likes to dance, bicycle, read and played, averaging play racquetball ... she is a General Studies 32.7 ... played in 26 major at UNI and would like to become a games as a freshman, college basketball coach. starting seven at guard, Lasswell's Comments: "Traci is a settling and earned her first factor on our team. She is our verbal leader letter.. . averaged 2.6 and our kids seem to follow what she does. points and 1.4 She is a smart player because she knows rebounds, while what she is capable ofdoing and she doesn't collecting 36 assists and try to go beyond that. " 18 steals ... made 36.4 percent from the field and a team-high 81 TRACI AMos percent from the free throw line. #10 5-5, Junior, Guard Milwaukee, Wisconsin Washington High School
CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR GIGS FG-FGA FG'I> JFG-JFGA JFG'I> ITITA IT'I> PTS/AVE REB/AVG PF/D AST TO BLK STL 9().91 '2616 24-66 .364 '],1 .286 17-21 .810 61f2.6 3811.S 17.U 36 46 0 18 91-92 27'24 85-262 .324 21-89 .236 13-22 .591 7J>4n.6 Sl/1.9 58/ I ~ 62 0 31 TOT SJ/30 109-328 .332 23-'6 .240 30-43 .698 271/5.1 8911.7 7511 130 1118 • .,
CAREER HIGHS POINTS-19 VB. Illinois at Chicago 12/22/91 AELD GOALS-8 VB. Illinois at Chicago 12122/91 AELD GOALATfEMPTS-18 vs. Illinois State 1/16/92 3-POINT AELD GOALS-3 vs. Western Illinois 1123/92 3-POINT AELD GOAL ATfEMPTS-6 vs. several FREE THROWS-4 VB. several FREE THROW ATfEMPTS-4 vs. several REBOUNDS-5 vs. several ASSISTS-6 VB. Eastern Illinois 119192 BLOCKED SHOTS-0 STEALS-4 VB. SW Missouri State 2/14/92
8 PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS
College: Bounced back six ... averaged 4.4 points and 3.0 from medical redshirt rebounds ... also collected eight assists, five season to average 4.9 blocks and 15 steals ... shot 52.2 percent points and 3 .4 from the field and 41.5 percent from the free rebounds ...played in 26 throw line. games, with two High School: A two-time letterwinner in starts ... one of UNI's basketball, she co-captained the squad her top reserves ... came off senior year ... averaged 16.8 points and 9.2 the bench to score 14 rebounds as a senior.. . set a state record with points in just 14 min a . 702 field goal percentage... earned first utes against Colorado team all-Big 8 honors two years ... played in State. .. scored 11 points 1989 All-Star Game in Cedar Rapids ... other in consecutive games letters - track and field (3) and volleyball and grabbed a total of (2). nine rebounds against Personal: Parents are Phil and Pat Bradley and Western McFadden ... enjoys laughing, eating, cal Illinois ... blocked three ligraphy and horticulture ... majoring in gen shots in UNI' s season eral studies .. . born on December 29, finaleatDrake ... led the 1971...has five siblings, Marti (34), Tim Panthers with 11 (33), Anne (32), Michele (29), and Chris blocked shots for the topher (26). season ... her .390 field Lasswell's comments: "Katie is definitely goal percentage was going to play, both on the inside and on the among the team perimeter. She has the ability to score on the leaders ... missed 1990- inside, but she can also be a threat to score 91 season after injuring facing the basket. I think she is going to be knee ... earned first let very effective this year, and she will be ter as a freshman, ap pushing for a starting spot. " KATIE M c F ADDEN pear mg m 26 games and starting #44 6-1, Junior, Center Marshalltown, Iowa Marshalltown High School
CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR GIGS fC.fGA fG"'- JfC.JfGA JfG"'- IT-ITA IT"'- PTS/AVE REB/AVE Pf/D ASf TO BLK STL 89-90 2616 48-92 .522 0-0 .000 17-41 .415 113/4.4 78/3.0 43!2 8 42 s IS 90-91 Medical Rodshirt 91 -92 2612 46-118 .390 0-1 .000 34-59 .516 126/4.9 87/3.4 5811 II 37 II 17 TOT 5218 !14-210 .448 IH .000 51-100 .510 ZJ9/4.6 U.S/3.2 101/J 19 " u J2
CAREER HIGHS POINTS-15 vs. Wichita State 2/16/90 AELO GOALS-6 vs. Wichita State 2/16/90 AELD GOALATrEMJYI'S-12 vs. Eastern Illinois 1/13/90 3-POINT A ELD GOALS-0 3-POINT FG ATrEMJYI'S-1 vs. Illinois State 1/16/92 FREE TIIROWS-5 vs. Western Illinois 2/22/92 FREE TIIROW A TrEMJYI'S-7 vs. Western Illinois 2/22/92 REBOUNDS-9 vs. several ASSISTS-3 vs. Northeastern Illinois 3/5/92 BLOCKED SHOTS-3 vs. Drake 3/7/92 STEALS-4 vs. St. John's 1217/91
9 PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS
College: Started 26 High School: Guided her team to back-to games at center, while back South Central Conference playing in all 27 games championships ... earned three letters in for the second straight basketball... the team finished Class B state year. . . averaged 6. 0 ' runner-up her junior season ... member of points and 3. 7 the South Team in the Wisconsin State rebounds ... converted a Girls' Basketball All-Star Game ... was team-high .554 of her named to the Sta telournal all-area honorable field goal attempts ... a mention squad as a senior ... garnered first great passer, she tied team all-conference, AP fourth team all for second on the team state and Wisconsin Basketball Coaches with · 40 assists .. . Association all-state honorable mention blocked eight shots and status as a senior ... second-team all grabbed 16 steals conference player her junior campaign .. other ... opened 1991-92 with letters -- cross country (2) and volleyball two straight double (1). figure scoring games ... Personal: Parents are William Carl Robbins scored a career-high 16 and Barbara Hoile ... born July 8, points against Bradley 1972 ... major is Therapeutic Recreation, on January 25 ... started with a minor in Psychology .. .interested in 11 games as a sports psychology ... likes to spend time with freshman ... connected family and friends ... has one sister, Sandy on 38.6 percent from (16). the field and 54 percent Lasswell's Comments: "Chris has to get from the free throw line the ball in the hoop more, so we need to get in earning her first her the ball more. Talk about a competitor letter ... contributed 3.4 -- Chris just wants to win. We are expecting points and 3.4 great things from her." rebounds, adding seven assists, 12 steals and three blocks. CHRIS ROBBINS #54 6-1, J unior, Center Mauston, Wisconsin Mauston Area High School
CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR GIGS FG-FGA FG~ JFG-JFGA JFG~ IT·ITA IT~ PTSIAVE REBIAVE PFID AST TO BLK STL 90-91 27/ 11 32-83 .386 0-0 .000 21-50 .540 9113.4 9113.4 5012 1 49 3 12 91-92 27126 62-112 .554 0-0 .000 3~73 .534 163/6.0 10113.7 6112 40 66 8 16 TOT 54137 94-195 .482 M .000 66-12:! .537 25414.7 1'21.U 11714 47 115 11 28
CAREER HIGHS POINTS-16 vs. Bradley 1/25/92 AELD GOALS-6 vs. several AELD GOALAITEMPTS-12 vs. Bradley 1125192 3-POINT AELD GOALS-0 3-POINT AELD GOAL AITEMPTS-0 FREE IBROWS-6 vs. Bradley 1125192 FREE IBROW ATTEMPTS-11 vs. Bradley l /25/92 REBOUNDS-8 vs. several ASSISTS-4 vs. several BLOCKED SHOTS· I vs. several STEALS-3 vs. Oralee l /4/92
10 PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS
College: Jumped back her field goals and 60 percent from the free into the program after a throw stripe. year layoff and led the High School: A four-year letterwinner Panthers in rebounding, from Norwalk High School, she was the while finishing second team MVP three times while accumulating in scoring ... averged all-conference, all-state, all-county and all 9.6 points and 7.6 district honors ... she also lettered five times rebounds ... shot 39.5 in softball and twice in both volleyball and percent from the field track. and 65. 7 percent from Personal: The daughter of Jerry and Linda the free throw line ... hit Street. .. bom March 14, 1971...enjoys double-figures in shopping, laughing and spending time with scoring 13 times and family and friends ... majoring in Physical double-figure rebounds Education. seven times ... scored a Lasswell's Comments: "Julie's strengths career-high 23 points are in her rebounding and inside scoring. against Bradley, while She is a smart ballplayer and is always grabbing a career-high around the ball on the inside. She proved 15 rebounds against last year that she is one our top post players." Eastern Illinois and Drake ... earned second letter. .. as a freshman (in 1990-91) played in 21 games while starting in two, averaging 4.4 points and 4.0 rebounds ... accumulated 16 assists and four steals, while connecting on 43 percent of J ULIE S TREET #40 5-11, Junior, Forward Norwalk, Iowa Norwalk High School
CAREER ST ATISTICS
YEAR GIGS FG-FGA FG% 3FG-3FGA 3FG% IT·ITA IT% PTS/AVE REB/AVE PF/D AST TO BLK STL 8<).90 2112 31 -73 .425 ().I .000 31 -52 .596 93/4.4 83/4.0 13/0 16 34 0 4 91-92 27125 95-248 .383 ().3 .000 6<).105 .651 25919.5 '}!J6f1 .6 4611 40 104 6 29 TOT 48127 lU.321 .392 M .000 100-157 .C7 JS2/7.3 289/U 5'/l 5' JJ 138 '
CAREER HIGHS POINTS-23 vs. Bradley 2/20/92 HELD GOAlS-9 vs. Bradley 2/20/92 HELD GOAL ATrEMPTS-15 vs. Valparaiso 11/30/92 3-POINT HELD GOAlS-0 3-PT. FG ATrEMPTS-1 vs.Illinois State 1/16/92 FREE IBROWS-9 vs. Drake 1/4/92 FREE IBROW ATrEMPTS-10 vs. Drake 1/4/92 REBOUNDS-15 vs. several ASSISTS-4 vs. several BLOCKED SHOTS-I vs. several STEAlS-3 vs. several
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College: One of the High School: Averaged 10.9 points, 2.9 Panthers' top reserves rebounds, 2. 7 steals and 2.4 assists ... owns last season, she saw Fort Dodge records for most assists in a action in 25 games ... season (60) and most assists in a career averaged 2.4 points and , (80) ... a two-year letterwinner, she led her 0. 8 rebounds last team to a runner-up finish in the state five season ... grabbed five on-five tournament in 1991. .. named to the rebounds against all-tournament team after leading the tourney Drake ... uses quickness in steals (4. 7) and finishing second in assists and her team-best (3 . 0) and six th in scoring vertical leap to be (11.0) ... unanimously picked to the Big 8 defensive specialist ... first-team and a second-team all-state conneeted on one three pick ... played on the MCI Annual East/ po int shot... made West All-Star team and also the Annual season-ending highlight Iowa/Oklahoma game ... was Iowa state 100- reel with a buzzer yard dash champion as a senior and long beating end to end lay jump champ as a sophomore ... other letters in to end the first ha! fin -- track and field (4) and volleyball (2). UNI's final game Personal: Daughter of Brenda against Drake ... helped Dillard ... born December2, 1972 ... hasone to set a school record brother, Gerald (18) ... enjoys reading, and won all-conference singing, dancing and eating ... majoring in honors on the UNI Psychology ... would like to work as a sports women's track team as or child psychologist. a member of the 4 X Lasswell's Comments: "She is our lOOm relay team ... had defensive specialist, although she has done the best UNI outdoor some nice things for us offensively. She's longjumpoftheseason, not afraid of anybody. She will see more jumping 17-6 1/4. time for our team and her speed is always an asset." NIKKI DILLARD #11 5-2, Sophomore, Guard Fort Dodge, Iowa Fort Dodge High School
CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR GIGS FG-FGA re... 3FG-3FGA 3FG.., IT-ITA IT... PTS/AVE REB/AVE PF/D AST TO BLK ST 91 -92 25/0 22-68 .324 1-2 .500 14-21 .667 S9f2.4 20/0.8 27/0 II 30 0 17 TOT 25/0 ~ .324 1·2 .500 14-21 .6'7 59'2.4 20/0.8 27/0 11 30 • 17
CAREER HIGHS POINTS-6 va . several F1ELD GOALS-3 va. Illinois at Chicago 12/22/91 F1EU) GOAL ATfEMPTS-8 va . SW Miaoouri State 2/1/92 3-POINT F1ELD GOALS-I va. Bradley 1125/92 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS-I vs . several FREE TIIROWS-4 va. Colorado State 12/29/91 FREE TIIROW ATTEMPTS-4 va. Colorado State 12/29/91 REBOUNDS-5 vs . Oralee 1/4/92 ASSISTS-3 vs. SW Miaoouri State 2n7/92 BLOCKED SHOTS-0 STEALS-3 vs. several
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College: Her career High School: A four-year starter and has been limited by letterwinner at Columbus High School, she injuries ... surgery on was a member of the Sailors' 1990 Iowa her injured feet will State Championship five-on-five force her to miss the team ... helped guide Columbus to four 1992-93 season, straight state tourney appearances ... earned forfeiting her first-team all-metro and first team all-state sophomore season of selections as a senior... she was recogniz.ed eligibility because she as the Most Valuable Player in the Metro has already taken a area ... named to the all-tournament team at red shirt season ... the state championships her senior expected to contend for season ... she also lettered four times in a starting spot as a tennis ... won the state championships twice guard, she was granted in doubles tennis. a medical redshirt after Personal: Parents are Gene and Colleen suffering a foot injury Gronoski ... born on October 7, 1971...has early in the 1991-92 one sister, Jenny (19) .. .likes to play tennis season ... earned her and listen to music ... major in finance. first letter as a freshman Lasswell's Comments: "I wish we didn't (1990-91), playing in have to lose Lisa for another season. The 19 games, starting verdict is still out on her. Early on, I saw two ... averaged 1.4 some good things in practice. She is an points and 1.4 excellent passer and sees the floor very rebounds, while well. If she can bounce back from the shooting 25. 7 percent injuries, she will be a strong contender on from the field and 80 the perimeter. " percent from the charity stripe ... grabbed 12 assists, 11 steals. LISA GRONONSKI #52 5-10, Sophomore, Guard Waterloo, Iowa Columbus High School
CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR GIGS FG-FGA FG% 3FG-3FGA 3FG% IT-ITA IT% PTS/AVE REB/AVE PF/D AST TO BLK STL 91}.91 19/2 9-35 .257 4-14 .286 4-S .800 2611.4 26/1.4 11/0 17 20 0 10 91·92 Medical Rcdshirt TOT 1912 9-35 .257 4-14 .286 4-5 .800 :U/1.4 2611.4 11/0 17 20 0 10
CAREER HIGHS POINTS-13 vs. Western Illinois 3/2/91 AEill GOALS-5 vs. Western Illinois 3/2/91 AElD GOALAITEMPTS-8 vs. Western lllinois 3/2/91 3-POINT AElD GOALS-3 vs. Western Illinois 3/2/91 3-POlNT FG AITEMPTS-4 vs. Western Illinois 3/2/91 FREE IBROWS-4 vs. Bradley 2/28/91 FREE IBROW ATTEMPTS-4 vs. Bradley 2/28/91 REBOUNDS-5 vs. Bradley 2/28/91 ASSISTS-4 vs. Illinois at Chicago 12/10/90 BLOCKED SHOTS-0 STEALS-4 vs. Bradley 2/28/91
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College: Easily UNl's honors as a senior ... she played in the top freshman last year, Oklahoma all-star games and the Iowa Girls she immediate! y made select team in the summer of 1991 ... averaged an impact on the 18.5 points, 9.4 rebounds and 4.1 program by starting 25 , steals ... other letters won in volleyball (4) of26 games ... averaged and softball (4) ... was a three-year all 5.1 points and 4.4 conference selection in volleyball. points ... second on the Personal: Daughter of Dean and LuAnn team with 35 Robertson ... she enjoys being with friends steals ... had three-game and family and socializing . .. born on stretch where she December 15, 1972 ... has two sisters, Kim score
CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR G/GS FG-FGA FG% 3FG-3FGA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% P'fS/AVE REB/AVE PF/D AST TO BLK STL 91-92 26125 54-154 .351 9-27 .333 16-31 .516 13315.1 113/4.4 54/0 38 53 8 35 TOT 2'125 54-154 .351 9-27 .333 1~31 .51' JJJ/5.J 113/4/4 5'/0 J8 SJ 8 35
CAREER HIGHS POINTS-12 vs. Southern Illinois 2/6/92 AELD GOALS-5 vs. Southern Illinois 2/6/92 AEW GOAL A TfEMPTS-9 vs. several 3-POINT AEW GOALS-2 vs. Southern Illinois 2/6/92 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS-5 vs. Wichita State 1/30/92 FREE TIIROWS-4 vs. Wichita State 1/30/92 FREE TIIROW ATTEMPTS-4 vs. several REBOUNDS-13 vs. Illinois State 1/16/92 ASSISTS-5 vs. Drake 317/92 BLOCKED SHOTS-2 vs . 1/18/92 STEALS-5 va. aeveral
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College: Earned her Personal: Parents are Gerald Volbrecht, first letter last season, Jr., and Georgia Buchner ... rnajoring in seeing time in 15 Community Health Education ... she likes games ... she averaged to read and listen to music ... her birthday is 1. 7 points and 1.5 April 16, 1973. rebounds, impressive Lasswell's comments: "Laura was a role numbers considering player for us a year ago. She has good she played just 4. 7 shooting range and rebounding skills. She minutes per game .. . her should see minutes in the post again this improved defensive and season." medium-range shooting touch should make her a contender for minutes again this season. High School: Led Bloomer High School in scoring (14.9 ppg) and rebounding (9. 0 rpg) as a senior ... she was named St. Paul Pioneer Pressplayerof the week as a senior and was first team all conference as a junior and senior ... she also was named to the Red Cross all-star team.
LAURA VoLBRECHT #43 6-0, Sophomore, Center Bloomer, Wisconsin Bloomer High School
CAREER ST ATISTICS YEAR G/GS FG-FGA re-.. 3FG-3FGA JFG-., FT·FTA FT-., PTS/AVE REB/AVE PF/D AST TO BLK STL 91·92 IS/O 8· 19 .425 0-0 .000 9-17 .529 25/1.7 2211.S 8/0 4 0 TOT 15/0 8-1' .425 0.0 .000 ,.17 .529 2511.7 Z211 .S 811 4 3 •
CAREER HIGHS POINTS-7 va. Wisconsin-Milwaulcce 11126/91 AElD GOALS-2 va. several AElD GOAL ATTEMPTS-6 va. Illinois Slate 1/16/92 3-POINT AElD GOALS-0 3-POINT AElD GOAL ATrEMPTS-0 FREE TiiROWS-3 va. Wisconsin-Milwaulcce 11/26/91 FREE TiiROW ATT.-4 VB. Wisconsin-Milwaulcce 11/26/91 REBOUNDS-4 VB. Illinois Slate I /I 6/92 ASSISTS· I va. several BLOCKED SHOTS-0 STEALS- I VB. Wisconsin· Milwaukee l l /26/91
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College: Redshirted last season after rebounds as a senior ... grabbed 61 steals and transferring from Teikyo Marycrest ... at accumulated 33 assists ... named second-team Teikyo Marycrest played in all 30 games as all-conference, second team all-metro and a freshman, starting 29 ... averaged a team honorable mention all-state as a leading 18.7 points and 4.2 ' senior ... played in Quad City all-star rebounds ... connected on 228 of 477 (47.8 classic ... also lettered in cross country. percent) of her field goals ... dished out 51 Personal: Daughter of Bill and Kay assists and grabbed 65 steals ... led Midwest McCoy ... enjoys golf, volleyball, softball Classic Conference with a 20.6 scoring and spending time with family and average ... also led the conference in free friends ... born June 20, 1972. throw percentage, connected on 38 of 48 Lasswell's comments: "Wendy worked attempts (79.2 percent) ...was named first hard for us a year ago on the scout team. She team all-conference. will definitely see time for us this year as a High School: Lettered at North Scott High perimeter player." W ENDYMc Cov School...averaged 14.2 points and 3.9 #30 5-8, Sophomore, Guard Eldridge, Iowa AT TEIKYO MARYCREST GIGS FG-FGA FG% 3FG-3FGA 3FG% IT•ITA IT% PTS/AVE REB/AVE PF ASf TO BLK STL North Scott High School 30129 228-477 .478 14-43 .326 CJ0.114 .790 560/ 18.7 12614.2 79 51 103 7 65
was also an all-conference track selection in Becky Simonson the shot put. Personal: Daughter of Jim and Nancy #50 Simonson ... she enjoys biking, swi11lllling, 6-5, Freshman, Center drawing, watching little kids, reading and New Berlin, Wisconsin shopping ... majoring in Elementary Eisenhower High School Education. Lasswell's comments: "Becky's strength College: Redshirted last season. increased during her redshirt year and along High School: A letterwinner from with it, her confidence. She is still developing Eisenhower High School, she played in the but will log minutes for us this season." 1990 Badger State Games while obtaining ' second team all-conference honors ... she
nominated for Athlete of the Year M ELANIE honors ... she also lettered three times in volleyball and twice in track and field during W ILLADSEN her high school career. Personal: Daughter of Don and Jean #42 Willadsen ... enjoys laughing with her 5-11, Freshman, Forward friends ... born December 13, 1972 ... major Bettendorf, Iowa is Elementary Education. Pleasant Valley High School Lasswell's comments: "Melanie is making the transition from post to post/perimeter. College: Redshirted last season. Her range and ball handling skills have High School: A four-year letterwinner at improved. I see her as a defensive specialist Pleasant Valley High School... was a first at this point. " team all-conference, second team all-state and first-team all-metro selection while being 16 PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS - PLAYERS
CARRIE JASPERS #51 6-2, Freshman, Forward-Center Ackley, Iowa/ Ackley-Geneva High School
High School: Expected to make an impact at the post position immediately ... as a senior, averaged 41.8 points, 3.4 rebounds and 3.6 assists for the Raiderettes ... converted 437 of 667 (65.6 percent)ofher field goals and 87of154 (56.6 percent) free throws ... wassecond team all-conference as a sophomore and honorable mention all-state ... third in the North Iowa Cedar League in scoring that season, averaging 34. 8 points ... twice honored as a first team all-conference pick ... conference Most Valuable Player as a forward in her senior season ... member of the 1991 A.A.U. Select Team ... two-year first-team all-conference pick in volleyball ... third-team all-state pick in volleyball as a senior... other letter won -track (4) and volleyball (4). Personal: Daughter of Art and Susan Jaspers ... she was born June 18, 1974... has two sisters, Carmen (25), who played basketball at Iowa State and professionally in Japan, and Emily (17), and one brother, Andy (23) ... cousin Shanda Berry played basketball at Iowa and professionally in Japan ... plans to major in Early Childhood Education. Lasswell's comments: "Carrie is going to be an exciting player. She is going to give us something right now and that is a scoring mentality at the post position. Her weakness is going to be her defense, since she is coming from a 6-on-6 school, but her scoring is a big plus for our team."
Tiffany Sibley #12 5-6, Freshman, Guard Galesburg, Illinois/Galesburg High School
High School: Scored 23.6 points per game as a senior... contributed 3.4 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 3.5 steals per contest for the Silver Streaks ... co-captain of team ... connected on 194 of 483 field goals (40.2 percent), including 63of183 (34.4 percent) three-point field goals ... made 133 of 178 free throw attempts (74. 7 percent) ... voted top female athlete at Galesburg ... finished in the top 15 in Ms. Illinois Basketball...member of the Downstate Fabulous 5 ... Illinois Basketball Coaches Association all-state selection ... Chicago Sun- 1imes and Galesburg News Gazette all-stater. .. Galesburg High career record-holder in points average, field goals, game points, season points, career points, career steals, career assists, career free throw percentage, game-, season- and career three-pointers ... set game scoring mark as a junior with 39 points ... first-teamall Chicago News-Gazette and Chicago Sun-1imes .. .IBCA first-team all-stater... other letters won - basketball (3), volleyball (3), softball (2), track and field (1). Personal: Daughter of Rev. Anthony L. Sibley, Sr. and Debra K. Sibley ... bom on June 24, 1974 ... major is undecided. Lasswell's Comments: "She will fit our program anywhere on the floor. She has a nice jump shot, can push the ball and plays great defense. I'm looking for her to push some people for playing time."
17 ROSTER - ROSTER - ROSTER - ROSTER - ROSTER - ROSTER - ROSTER - ROSTER - ROSTER - ROSTER - ROSTER 1992-93 NORTHERN IOWA PANTHERS
ALPHABEnCAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown/High School/Other 10 Traci Amos G 5-5 Jr. 2L Milwaukee, Wis. fW ashington 11 Nicole Dillard G 5-2 So. lL Fort Dodge, Iowa/Fort Dodge 52 Lisa Gronoski G 5-10 So. IL Waterloo, Iowa/Columbus 51 Carrie Jaspers c 6-2 Fr. HS Ackley, Iowa/ Ackley-Geneva 30 Wendy McCoy G 5-8 So. TR Eldridge, Iowa/North Scott/Teikyo Marycrest College 44 Katie McFadden c 6-1 Jr. 2L Marshalltown, Iowa/Marshalltown 34 Ann Miller G 5-7 Sr. lL St. Ansgar, Iowa/St. Ansgar/Waldorf JC 54 Chris Robbins c 6-1 Jr. 2L Mauston, Wis./Mauston Area 23 Angel Robertson F 5-10 So. lL Vinton, Iowa/Vinton-Shellsburg 12 Tiffany Sibley G 5-6 Fr. HS Galesburg, Ill./Galesburg 50 Becky Simonson c 6-4 Fr. RS New Berlin, Wis./Eisenhower 40 Julie Street F 5-11 Jr. 2L Norwalk, Iowa/Norwalk 43 Laura Volbrecht c 6-0 So. lL Bloomer, Wis./Bloomer 42 Melanie Willadsen F 5-11 Fr. RS Bettendorf, Iowa/Pleasant Valley
NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown/High School/Other 10 Traci Amos G 5-5 Jr. 2L Milwaukee, Wis./Washington 11 Nicole Dillard G 5-2 So. lL Fort Dodge, Iowa/Fort Dodge 12 Tiffany Sibley G 5-6 Fr. HS Galesburg, Ill./Galesburg 23 Angel Robertson F 5-10 So. lL Vinton, Iowa/Vinton-Shellsburg 30 Wendy McCoy G 5-8 So. RS Eldridge, Iowa/North Scott/Teikyo Marycrest College 34 Ann Miller G 5-7 Sr. IL St. Ansgar, Iowa/St. Ansgar 40 Julie Street F 5-11 Jr. 2L Norwalk, Iowa/Norwalk 42 Melanie Willadsen F 5-I I Fr. RS Bettendorf, Iowa/Pleasant Valley 43 Laura Volbrecht c 6-0 So. IL Bloomer, Wis./Bloomer 44 Katie McFadden c 6-I Jr. 2L Marshalltown, Iowa/Marshalltown 50 Becky Simonson c 6-4 Fr. RS New Berlin, Wis./Eisenhower 5I Carrie Jaspers F 6-2 Fr. HS Ackley, Iowa/ Ackley-Geneva 52 Lisa Gronoski G 5-10 So. IL Waterloo, Iowa/Columbus 54 Chris Robbins c 6-I Jr. 2L Mauston, Wis./Mauston Area
COACHING STAFF Head Coach - Terri Lasswell/4th year/Washburn (I978) Head Assistant - Mark Ackerman/2nd year/Gonzaga (I986) Assistant - Chris Rolwes/2nd year/Northern Iowa (I990) Graduate Assistant - Colleen Heimstead/Ist year/Southern Illinois (I992)
SQUAD BREAKDOWN State Class Position Iowa (9) Freshmen (4) Guards (6) Wisconsin (4) Sophomores (5) Forwards (4) Illinois (I) Juniors (4) Centers (4) Seniors (1)
How YA SAY 'EM Traci Amos (Ahh Mose) Lisa Gronoski (Gron NOW ski) Terri Lasswell (LAZZ well) Chris Rolwes (Raul VES) Melanie Willadsen (Will ADD sen)
18 REVIEW - REVIEW - REVIEW - REVIEW - REVIEW - REVIEW - REVIEW - REVIEW - REVIEW - REVIEW - REVIEW INJURIES, SLUMPS game, left with a twisted knee and the Crusaders Through the most embarrassing loss ofthe came from behind to win by three points in season, something sparked inside the team. OVERSHADOW FEW overtime. Gronoski played only sparingly against When the other conference co-leader, Southern Valparaiso, suffering from a rare foot injury that Illinois, visited the UNI-Dome five days later, VICTORIES IN '91-92 would take several weeks and several doctors to the Panthers ambushed them. correctly diagnose. TheSalukis may have been thinking rout, Although the 1991-92 Northern Iowa Team: 0-2. but all UNI would give was a fight. SIU fired women's basketball team may appear to have Jameson would hobble through two more four shots in the final 13 seconds, but the Panther taken a step in the wrong direction -- the Panthers games and score just eight points before the defense held on for a 60-59 win, without a doubt won just four games, one season after winning injury set her down for three weeks. Gronoski the biggest victory in Lasswell's three seasons. six -- time could tell that UNI is headed in the would play in just one more game before sitting "I said all year that if this team does the right direction. out the season as a medical redshirt. little things that it can win. Tonight, we did the The Panthers' season could best little things, especially on defense," be described as "Could've, Would've, Lasswell said after the game. Should've." UNI lost 10 games by 12 UNI made it two straight with a 14- points or less, including five by less than pointthumping ofEastern Illinois. With five points. Miller scoring 24 points and Street The season held much promise in snatching 15 rebounds, the Panthers October. A highly-touted junior college were playing like winners, instead of a all-American (Ann Miller) was going to team hoping it would have a chance to be joining the pr~vious season's top win. scorer (Jill Jameson) and most improved The road quickly stopped the winning player (Karen Amrhein). Meanwhile, streak. Losses at Illinois State and three sophomore post players (Chris Indiana State left the team with a 2-11 Robbins , Katie McFadden and Julie conference record. Street) would join an experienced senior The road was never kind for UNI. (Stephanie Davis) in controlling the Theteam lostall 13 road contests during front court. The bench held much depth the season and 19 straight dating back in junior sharpshooter Linda Steiner, to the previous year. sophomore guards Angie Mohr, Traci Back home, UNI let Bradley escape Amos and Lisa Gronoski, and five with a three-point win, but bounced freshman recruits. Throw in a transfer back to stop Western Illinois by seven. guard and a walk-on forward, and the Although unknown at that time, the 75- team numbered 18 members, including 68 win over the Westerwinds would be 10 letterwinners and three returning the Panthers' last of th~ season and starters. there was still four games to be played. But even the best laid plans sometimes Players: 9. Northern Iowa was 4-19. fail . The schedule dictated that UNI would Losses at Southwest Missouri State and Third-year Coach Terri Lasswell quickly play its next four games against unanimous Big Wichita State left the Panthers needing two wins found out that what looked good on paper didn't Eight favorite Kansas, highly-regarded St. John's, to tie last season's win total of six. quite materialize on the hardwood. Iowa State and nationally-ranked Creighton. A stunning home loss to Northeastern Before the season's first tip-off, walk-on Those games gave UNI four more losses, although Illinois -- the Golden Eagles had only six players Nicole Hanel left the team for academic reasons, the team showed signs of life against St. John's -- and a road loss at Drake left the Panthers with Mohr's career came to an abrupt end when her and had chances to beat Iowa State. UNI's a 4-23 overall record, 3-15 in the Gateway. knees wouldn't hold up, and Amrhein was lost record plummetted to 0-6. For the second straight year, no Panthers fo r several weeks after suffering an elbow to the A home loss to Illinois at Chicago was were voted to the All-Gateway teams, but UNI face in a practice collision that caused her dizzy about all that UN I's coaching staff could handle. had several outstanding individual performances spells. The following week's practices were one of the and a bright future. All five starters and nine Coupled with the losses ofWendy McCoy, toughest of the season. The players responded letterwinners (Gronoski from 1990) return. who had to sit out the season after transferring, with a 71-68 win over Colorado State, although The trio of seniors had to overcome and the redshirting of two freshmen, Melanie the Panthers scored only four points, all on free adversity and injury in their final season, finishing Willadsen and Becky Simonson, the team was throws, in the final 3:59 of the game. with sub-par years but providing invaluable down to 12 players before Thanksgiving. The Panthers got off to a bad start, to say leadership to the younger players. Jameson The season opener at Wisconsin the least, in the Gateway Conference. Each of finished third on the team with 8.4 points per Milwaukee hurt the Panthers twice. UNI lost by the nine other Gateway teams defeated the gameand also chipped in 2.8 rebounds. She led 12 points, with a nervous Miller committing nine Panthers the first time through the schedule, as the team with an . 811 free throw percentage (30 turnovers in her first Division I game and the UNI tried to find a cure for extremely cold field of 37). Davis finished with 4. 7 points and 1.6 team allowed UW-M to connect on 56 percent of goal shooting immediately after intermission. rebounds per game. Her career field goal its field goals. Secondly, Steiner was lost for the The last loss was a 45-point blowout at the hands percentage was 49 .1 (212-432), second-best all season with a shoulder injury. On Nov. 26, the of Gateway co-leader (at that time) Southwest time for the Panthers. Karen Amrhein missed squad was 0-1 and down to 11 players. Missouri State in the UNI-Dome. one-third of the season due to injury and scored Four days later, Northern Iowa jumped The only high points during the string of just 15 points, but won her second straight Most out to a seven-point halftime lead in its home losses was the return of the two injured seniors, Inspirational Player award for her outstanding opener against Valparaiso, then Jameson, who Amrhein and Jameson. The team was back up leadership on the floor and from the bench. was leading the Panthers with 16 points in the to 11 players.
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1991-92 Individual Statistics
PLAYER GS/G l'G-l'GA l'G'J. 31'G-31'GA 31'G'J. IT-ITA IT'J. PTS-AVE REB-AVE Pl'-0 AST TO BLK STL MIN Ann MillM nm 126-328 .384 Sl-149 .342 95-1;,l .792 398-14.7 126-4.7 83-S llO 97 10 64 899 Julio - TlfJ.S 95-248 .383. .000 611-105 .651 2Sll-9.6 ~7 . 6 <46-1 40 104 6 29 863 Jill J..,_.., ZJ/4 73-185 .39S 11-24 .37S 30-37 .811 185-8.4 62-2.8 311-1 22 36 s IS 465 Trod Amee T/124 ll.S-262 .324 21-89 .236 13-22 .591 ~7.6 Sl-1.9 Sii-i S8 94 0 31 883 Chrio Rol>l>im Tl/NJ 62-112 .S54 0-0 .000 39-73 .S34 163-6.0 101-3.7 67-2 40 66 16 626 ~Robctlem2illf1.S 54-154 .3SI II-Tl .333 16-31 .Sl6 133-S.I 113-4.4 54-0 38 S3 3S li09 Kale McFoddm 2612 <46-118 .390 0.1 .000 34-59 .S16 126-4.9 87-3.4 Sii-i II 37 II 17 381 ~Dovio 2111 36-'JO .Sl4 0-0 .000 26-40 .650 98-4. 7 33-1.6 18-0 21 14 191 Nikki Di11ald 2S.O 2U8 .324 1-2 .soo 14-21 .667 511-2.4 20-0.8 27-0 II 30 0 17 258 Linda Slcinor 1,0 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2-2.0 0-0.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 7 l.AUn Volbndl 15.0 11-19 .421 0-0 .000 11-17 .529 25-1.7 D-1.S 11-0 4 3 0 I Kami Amrboin 1911 S-31 .161 0.1 .000 S-8 .625 IS-0.8 IS-0.8 111-0 3 IS 0 6 134 Othon :z,o 0.1 .000 0.1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 3-1.S 4-0 2 s 0 0 19 106 315 561 51 78 .422 374-541 ."1 24131-75.2 lu.-41., 514-11 527 3U
1991-92 Game-by-Game Scoring/Rebounding
OPPONENT Amos Amrhein Davis Dillard Jameson McFadden Miller Robbins Robertson Steiner Street Volbrecht Wis.-Milwaukee 6-0 DNP 4-0 0-1 7-2 1-0 13-3 13-3 2-5 2-0 11-4 7-2 Valparaiso 7r-O DNP 12-3 2-1 16-8 DNP 19-5 14-5 4-1 DNP 9-1 12-1 Kansas 2-2 0-0 4-2 0-0 2-1 2-4 5-3 0-1 7-3 DNP 10-13 2-3 St. John's 0-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 6-1 7-7 24-3 2-0 4-4 DNP 11-5 DNP Iowa State 2-1 2-4 2-0 DNP DNP 7-2 11-5 3-3 4-7 DNP 15-9 0-0 Creighton 8-1 DNP 0-0 4-0 DNP 4-3 15-5 4-3 9-8 DNP 15-5 2-3 Ill. at Chicago 19-3 DNP DNP 6-0 DNP 3-1 9-4 10-2 8-8 DNP 5-7 0-0 Colorado State 15-0 3-0 0-0 6-0 DNP 14-1 16-10 7-3 6-11 DNP 4-8 DNP Drake 9-2 0-1 3-1 6-5 DNP 0-3 16-7 6-5 0-0 DNP 17-8 1-1 Eastern Illinois 4-3 1-0 DNP 3-1 2-1 7-2 25-4 13-3 9-4 DNP 5-8 DNP Southern Illinois 5-1 0-0 12-4 2-1 7-3 0-0 18-5 6-4 3-0 DNP 6-10 0-3 Illinois State 7-2 0-3 0-0 1-1 11-6 3-5 13-8 3-4 9-13 DNP 8-11 4-4 Indiana State 10-4 DNP DNP 0-2 10-3 8-6 11-3 7-8 5-8 DNP 2-7 DNP Western Illinois 13-3 2-0 10-2 1-0 17-2 0-1 22-7 8-6 6-6 DNP 6-10 DNP Bradley 6-5 0-0 15-7 3-1 20-1 1-1 5-4 16-6 4-2 DNP 5-3 DNP Wichita State 18-2 DNP 14-5 2-1 0-1 7-3 7-1 4-3 9-2 DNP 10-7 0-1 SW MiSBOUri State 3-1 3-0 8-1 4-3 7-0 5-3 3-1 2-3 7-3 DNP 2-3 DNP Southern Illinois 9-0 DNP 2-0 0-0 4-4 4-0 10-3 5-6 12-5 DNP 14-7 DNP Eastern Illinois 11-4 DNP 4-1 4-1 8-2 4-4 24-5 5-3 0-2 DNP 16-15 Dfl/P Indiana State 5-1 0-2 1-0 2-0 4-6 0-3 9-2 3-7 0-1 DNP 13-6 3-1 Illinois State 7-0 0-0 2-2 2-0 7-4 5-8 23-9 0-3 DNP DNP 8-5 0-0 Bradley 10-2 0-1 DNP 0-0 9-1 11-3 15-5 6-6 4-0 DNP 3-6 DNP Western Illinois 5-1 2-0 DNP DNP 7-2 11-6 24-9 9-6 7-4 DNP 8-5 2-1 SW MiSBOUri State 2-4 0-0 0-0 2-0 6-1 3-3 10-2 4-4 4-1 DNP 14-7 0-0 Wichita State 8-5 0-0 0-0 2-0 27-9 8-4 16-3 0-0 4-4 DNP 3-4 2-2 NE Illinois 8-0 2-3 5-5 2-0 2-2 6-9 18-4 5-1 5-7 DNP 7-7 DNP Drake 5-1 0-0 DNP 5-2 6-2 5-5 17-6 8-3 1-4 DNP 12-15 DNP
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1991-92 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS High High GaIDe Opponent Score Att Loe Scorer Rebounder
0 1 Wis.-Milwaukee 66-78 251 Away Miller/Robbins-13 Robertson-5 02 Valparaiso 85-88 212 Home Miller-19 Street-11 03 +Kansas 34-82 250 Neut Street-10 Street-13 04 +St. John's 54-70 150 Neut Miller-24 McFadden-7 05 Iowa State 46-64 615 Away Street-15 Street-15 06 Creighton 61-87 203 Home Street/Miller-15 Robertson-8 07 Ill. at Chicago 60-62 386 Home Amos-19 Robertson-8 08 Colorado State 71-68 189 Home Miller-16 Robertson-11 09 *Drake 58-72 253 Home Street-17 Street-8 10 *Eastern Illinois 69-74 211 Away Miller-25 Street-8 1 1 *Southern Illinois 59-67 875 Away Miller-18 Street-10 12 *Illinois State 59-79 293 Home Miller-13 Robertson-13 1 3 *Indiana State 53-58 177 Home Miller-11 Robbins-8 14 *Western Illinois 85-92 212 Away Miller-22 Street-10 15 *Bradley 75-87 366 Away Jameson-20 Davis-7 1 6 *Wichita State 71-82 147 Home Amos-18 Street-7 1 7 *SW Missouri State 44-89 127 Home Davis-8 5 tied-3 1 8 *Southern Illinois 60-59 138 Home Street-14 Street-7 19 *Eastern Illinois 76-62 175 Home Miller-24 Street-15 20 *Indiana State 40-80 385 Away Street-13 Robbins-7 2 1 *Illinois State 54-75 1090 Away Miller-23 Miller-9 22 *Bradley 78-81 133 Home Street-23 Street-6 23 *Western Illinois 75-68 460 Home Miller-24 Miller-9 24 *SW Missouri State 45-86 4811 Away Street-14 Street-7 25 *Wichita State 70-86 693 Away Jameson-27 Jameson-9 26 NE Illinois 60-66 183 Home Miller-18 McFadden-9 27 *Drake 59-69 1123 Away Miller-17 Street-15
*Gateway Conference game +Kansas Dial Classic game
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1991-92 TEAM IDGHS/LOWS
NORTHERN IOWA OPPONENT Points 1st Half High: 44 vs. Western Illinois 52 by SW Missouri State Low: 15 vs. Kansas 23 by Iowa State Points 2nd Half High: 50 vs. Eastern Illinois 49 by Wichita State Low: 17 vs. Indiana State 26 by Illinois at Chicago Total Points High: 85 vs. Western Illinois 92 by Western Illinois Low: 34 vs. Kansas 58 by Indiana State
Total Field Goals Made . High: 34 vs. Valparaiso . 36 by Western Illinois Low: 15 vs. SW Missouri State 20 by Indiana State Total Field Goals Attempted High: 80 vs. Illinois State 74 by St. John's Low: 43 vs. St. John's 51 by Northeastern Illinois Total Field Goal Percentage High: .542 vs. Bradley .610 by Western Illinois Low: .263 vs. Illinois State .282 by Indiana State
3-Point Field Goals High: 10 vs. Western Illinois 7 by Southern Illinois Low: 0 vs. SW Missouri State 0 by Northeastern Illinois 3-Point Field Goals Attempt(\d High: 23 vs. Western Illinois 17 by Valparaiso Low: 2 vs. St. John's 1 by Northeastern Illinois 3-Point Field Goal Percentage High: .556 vs. Southern Illinois 1.000 by Drake Low: .000 vs. SW Missouri State .000 by Northeastern Illinois
Free Throws High: 24 vs. Bradley 22 by SW Missouri State Low: 3 vs. Kansas 4 by St. John's Free Throws Attempted High: 37 vs. Bradley 36 by Illinois State Low: 7 vs. Kansas 9 by Illinois at Chicago Free Throw Percentage High: .923 vs. Creighton .846 by SW Missouri State Low: .333 vs. Indiana State .333 by St. John's
Offensive Rebounds High: 33 vs. Illinois State 26 by St. John's Low: 6 vs. Bradley 5 by Northeastern Illinois Defensive Rebounds High: 28 vs. Eastern Illinois 39 by Wichita State Low: 9 vs. SW Missouri State 12 by Colorado State Total Rebounds High: 61 vs. Illinois State 63 by Wichita State Low: 23 vs. SW Missouri State 28 by Colorado State
As.sis ts High: 20 vs. Western Illinois 28 by Drake Low: 2 vs. Southern Illinois 0 by Bradley Blocked Shots High: 6 vs. Indiana State 8 by Creighton Low: 0 vs. Western Illinois 0 by Bradley Steals High: 17 vs. Valparaiso 26 by Kansas Low: 4 vs. Illinois State 1 by Bradley Turnovers High: 31 vs. Kansas 29 by Wichita State Low: 13 vs. Bradley 2 by Bradley Personal Fouls High: 28 vs. Illinois State 29 by SW Missouri State Low: 12 vs. Illinois at Chicago 7 by Kansas
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UNI vs. All-time Opponents
Opponent UNI OPP Nebraska-Omaha 1 2 Arkansas State 0 1 Nevada-Las Vegas 0 1 Augustana (Ill.) 1 1 North Central 1 0 Augustana (S.D.) 2 1 North Dakota 1 0 Bradley 2 16 North Iowa Area CC 3 1 Briar Cliff 1 0 Northeastern Illinois 0 1 Buena Vista 1 0 NE Missouri State 3 1 Central (Iowa) 2 2 Northern Arizona 1 0 Central Michigan 1 0 Northern Illinois 1 4 Central Missouri State 2 5 Northern Michigan 0 1 Chicago State 4 1 Northern State 1 1 Clark 1 0 Northwestern 4 1 Colorado State 2 1 NW Missouri State 1 1 Concordia 1 0 Oklahoma 0 1 Creighton 1 4 Oklahoma City 0 1 DePaul 0 2 Pittsburg (Kan.) State 0 1 Dordt 1 0 St. Ambrose 3 6 Drake 3 25 St. Cloud State 1 8 Dubuque 0 St. Francis (Ill.) 1 0 Eastern Illinois 4 17 St. John's 0 1 Eastern Washington 0 1 Saint Louis 1 1 Emporia State 0 1 Simpson 3 1 Florida Southern 1 0 South Dakota 1 3 Graceland 3 0 South Dakota State 2 0 Grand View 6 5 SE Missouri State 1 0 Illinois at Chicago 5 4 SIU-Carbondale 1 17 Illinois State 1 20 SIU-Edwardsville 1 0 Indiana State 3 15 SW Missouri State 5 15 Iowa 1 6 SW (Minn.) State 1 0 Iowa State 5 17 SW Texas State 0 1 Iowa Wesleyan 2 1 Stetson 0 1 Kansas 0 1 Texas-El Paso 1 0 Kansas State 0 0 Upper Iowa 1 0 Lincoln (Ill.) 0 1 Valparaiso 0 1 Loras 7 0 Wartburg 7 5 Loyola (Ill.) 0 2 Wayne State 0 1 Luther 5 11 W estem Illinois 9 12 Mankato State 2 1 Westmar 1 0 Marquette 2 2 Wichita State 6 12 Marycrest 4 0 William Penn 1 11 Md-Baltimore County 1 0 Winona State 2 0 Minnesota-Duluth 1 0 Wisconsin 0 3 Missouri 0 2 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1 0 Mo.-Kansas City 0 0 Wisconsin-Green Bay 1 3 Montana State 1 0 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 0 8 Morningside 1 0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 4 1 Mt. Mercy 4 2 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 1 0 Nebraska 0 2 Wyoming 0 2
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Location: Peoria, Illinois Location: Chicago, Illinois Founded: 1897 Founded: 1867 Enrollmeot:.6,000 F.nrollmeot: 7 ,500 Colors: Red and White Colors: Green and White Arena: Robertson Field House •Arena: Physical Education & Athletic Building Capacity: 7,300 Capacity: 2,500 Conference: Missouri Valley Presideot: Dr. Dolores E. Cross Presideot: Dr. John R. Brazil Athletic Director: Al Avant ..______Athletic Director: Ron Ferguson ...______Head Coach: Mike Clark Head Coach: Lisa Boyer Record at School: 11-4512 years Rec;ord at School: 82-83/6 years Career Record: same BRADLEY Career Record: same CID CA GO SID Contact: Lisette Allison-Moore As&staot Coach: Cindy Stein omce: (312) 995-2217 LADY SID Contact: Bo Ryan -STATE Home: (708) 756-0632 BRAVES omce Phone: (309) 677-2627 COUGARS Pre& Box: (312) 995-3639 Home Phone: (309) 347-3343 FAX: (312) 995-3656 Pre& Box: (309) 677-2635 1991-92 Record: 5-23 FAX: (309) 677-2626 Starters Lost/Returning: 0/5 1991-92 Record: 17-11 Letterwinoers Lost/Returning: 1/9 Conference Record/F"mish: 'l 1-7/t3rd UNI vs. Chicago State: 4-1 Starters Lost/Returning: 4/1 Lasswell vs. Chicago State: 2-0 Letterwinoers Lost/Returning: 6/9 UNI vs. Bradley: 2-16 ., Lasswell vs. Bradley: 0-6
Location: Omaha, Nebraska Location: Des Moines, Iowa Founded: 1878 Founded: 1881 Enrollmeot: 6,140 F.nrollmeot: 8,096 Colors: Blue and White Colors: Blue and White Arena: Omaha Civic Auditorium/Vinardi Gym Areoa: Drake Recreation and Sports Center Capacity: 9,481/425 Capacity: 7,000 Conference: Missouri Valley Conference: Missouri Valley Presideot: Rev. Michael G. Morrison, SJ Presideot: Dr. Michael Ferrari ...______.. Athletic Director: Thomas N. Moore .______.. Athletic Director: Lynn King Head Coach: Connie Yori Head Coach: Lisa Bluder Record at School: 0-0/First Year Record at School: 24-32/2 years CREIGHTON Career Record: 25-25/2 years DRAKE Career Record: 193-67/8 years As&staot Coach: Tony DiCecco As&staot Coaches: Lisa Zodtner, Jan Jensen LADY SID Contact: Vince Lodi BULLDOGS SID Contact: Jean Berger JAYS omce: (402) 280-2488 Ofrace: (515) 271-3740 Home: (402) 553-0934 Home: (515) 279-2150 FAX: (402) 280-2495 Pre& Box: (515) 271-3015 1991-92 Record: 28-4 FAX: (515) 271-3015 Conference Record/Finish: 13-1/lst 1991-92 Record: 11-15 Post-Season Play: NCAA 2nd Round Conference Record/Finish: 7-1 l/t6th Starters Lost/Returning: 2/3 Starters Lost/Returning: 312 Letterwinoers Lost/Returning: 3/11 Letterwinoers Lost/Ret.: 317 UNI vs. Creighton: 1-4 UNI vs. Drake: 3-25 Lasswell vs. Creighton: 1-2 Lasswell vs. Drake: 0-6
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Location: Normal, Illinois Location: Terre Haute, Indiana Founded: 1857 Founded: 1865 Enrollment: 21,000 Enrollment: 11, 783 Colors: Red and White Colors: Royal Blue and White Arena: Redbird Arena Arenas: Bulman Center Capacity: 10,300 Capacity: 10,200 Confereoce: Missouri Valley Confereoce: Missouri Valley President: Thomas P. Wallace President: Dr. John Moore Athletic Director: Ron Wellman ..______.. Athletic Director: Brian Faison Head Coach: Jill Hutchison Head Coach: Kay Riek Record at School: 374-214/21 years Record at School: 31-50/3 years ILLINOIS Career Record: same INDIANA Career Record: same Phone: (309) 438-2567 Assistant Coach: Susan Decker STATE Assistant Coaches: Lisa Robinson, Cindy Fisher STATE SID Contact: Jackie Fischer REDBIRDS Matilda Mossman SYCAMORES Off'JCe: (812) 237-4159 SID Contact: Tom Lamonica Home: (812) 232-2754 Office: (309) 43 8-3 825 P~ Box: (812) 237-7656 Home: (309) 454-1645 FAX: (812) 237-4157 P~ Box: (309) 438-5950 1991-92 Record: 10-17 FAX: (309) 438-5634 Conrereoce Record/Finish: 7-1 l/t6th 1991-92 Record: 14-14 Starters Lost/Retnrning: 1/4 Conferwce Record/Finish: 11-7/t3rd Letterwinners Lost/Returning: 217 Starters Lost/Returning: 0/5 UNI vs. Indiana State: 3-15 Letterwinners Lost/Returning: 0/9 I.lwwell vs. Indiana State: 2-4 UN1 vs. Illinois State: 1-20 I.lwwell vs. Illinois State 0-6
Location: Ames, Iowa Location: Lawrence, Kansas Founded: 1858 Founded: 1866 Enrollment: 25,489 Enrollment: 29,150 Colors: Cardinal and Gold Colors: Crimsom and Blue Arena: Hilton Coliseum Arena: Allen Fieldhouse Capacity: 14,020 Capacity: 15,800 Conrereoce: Big 8 Confereoce: Big 8 President: Dr. Martin Jischke President: Dr. Gene Budig ..______Athletic Director: Max Urick Athletic Director: Dr. Bob Frederick Head Coach: Theresa Becker Head Coach: Marian Washington Record at School: 0-0/First Year Record at School: 347-216/19 years IOWA Career Record: same KANSAS Career Record: same Assistant Coaches: Debra McClurg, Rhonda Assistant Coaches: Kevin Cook, Renee Brown STATE Osborn, Amy Stephens JAYHAWKS SID Contact: Ginger Miller CYCLONES SID Contact: Beth Haag Off'JCe: (913) 864-3417 Off'JCe: (515) 294-3372 Home: (913) 865-5362 Home: (515) 296-2102 P~ Box: (913) 864-3417 FAX: (515) 294-0558 FAX: (913) 864-7944 1991-92 Record: 4-23 1991-92 Record: 25-6 Conrerwce Record/Finish: 2- l 2/8th Conrereoce Record/Finish: 12-2/lst Starters Lost/Returning: 2/3 Starters Lost/Returning: 2/3 Letterwinners Lost/Returning: 3/8 Letterwinners Lost/Retnrning: 5/8 UNI vs. ISU: 5-17 UN1 vs. Kansas: 0-1 Lasswell vs. ISU: 0/3 I.lwwell vs. Kansas: 0-1
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Location: Manhattan, Kansas Location: Chicago, Illinois Founded: 18~3 Enrolhnent: 11,000 Enrolhnent: 21, 902 Colors: Royal Blue and Gold Colors: Purple and White ' Arena: P.E. Complex Arena: Fred Bramlage Coliseum Capacity: 2,000 Capacity: 13 ,500 Conference: Independent Conference: Big 8 President: Dr. Gordon H. Lamb President: Dr. Jon Wefald Athletic Director: TBA ..______• Athletic Director: Milt Richards Head Coach: Mike Fogel Head Coach: Susan Yow Record at School: 14-93/4 years Record at School: 21-3412 years NE ILLINOIS Career Record: same KANSAS Career ·Record: 190-194/ 14 years Phone: (312) 794-3048 Assistant Coaches: Sue Doran, Jan Chance, GOLDEN SID Contact: Tom Lake STATE Joeleen Bieber EAGLES Office Phone: (312) 794-6241 WILDCATS SID Contact: Dan Ballou Home Phone: (708) 456-5751 omce: (913) 532-6735 Press Box Phone: (312) 794-6241 Home: (913) 587-0513 FAX: (312) 794-6244 Press Box: (913) 532-3423 1991-92 Record: 9-19 FAX: (913) 532-6093 Starters Lost/Returning: 1/4 1991-92 Record: 5-23 Letterwinners Lost/Returning: 1/6 Conference Record/F"wish: 2-12/7th UNI vs. Northeastern Illinois: 0-1 Starters Lost/Returning: 2/3 Lasswell vs. Northeastern Illinois: 0-1 Letterwinners Lost/Returning: 317 UNI vs. Kansas State: 0-0 Lasswell vs. Kansas State: 0-0
Location: Kansas City, Mi ssouri Location: St. Louis, Missouri Founded: 1933 Founded: 1818 Enrolhnent: II, 153 Enrolhnent: 11 ,800 Colors: Blue and Gold Colors: Blue and White L'J..1 SAINT WUIS Arena: Swinney Recreation Center ii!i UNIVERSl1Y Arena: Bauman-Eberhardt Gym Capacity: 3,200 Capacity: 2,000 Conference: Independent Conference: Great Midwest Chancellor: Dr. Eleanor Schwartz President: Fr. Lawrence Biondi, SJ ..______.. Athletic Director: Lee Hunt Athletic Director: Debbie Yow Head Coach: Brian Agler Head Coach: Sharon Allen Record at School: 68-44/4 years Record at School: 2-25/I year MISSOURI Career Record: 193-86/9 years SAINT Career Record: same Assistant Coach: Kelly Kramer Assistant Coach: Michaela Kempton KANSAS SID Contact: Jeff Rogers LOUIS SID Contact: Colleen O'Brien CITY Office: (816) 235-1034 BILLIKENS Office: (314) 658-2524 G Home: (913) 894-4972 Home: (314) 968-6767 KAN AROOS Press Box: (816) 235-1264 Press Box: (3 14) 658-3 188 FAX: (816) 235-1035 FAX: (31 4) 658-2249 1991-92 Record: 24-7 1991-92 Record: 2-25 Starters Lost/Returning: 2/3 Conference Record/Finish: 0-10/6th Letterwinners Lost/Returning: 8/4 Starters Lost/Returning: 3/2 UNI vs. UM-Kansas City: 0-0 Letterwinners Lost/Returning: 415 Lasswell vs. UM-Kansas City: 0-0 UNI vs. Saint Louis: 1-1 Lasswell vs. Saint Louis: 0-0
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Location: Carbondale, Illinois Location: Springfield, Missouri Founded: 1869 Founded: 1905 Enrollment: 24,000 (est.) Enrollment: 20,652 Colors: Maroon and White Colors: Maroon and White Arena: SIU Arena Arena: Hammons Student Center (8 ,858) Capacity: 10,014 Conference: Gateway Conference: Missouri Valley President: Dr. Marshall Gordon President: John C. Guyon Athletic Director: Bill Rowe Athletic Director: Jim Hart Head Coach: Cheryl Burnett (Kansas '81) Head Coach: Cindy Scott Record at School: 61-50 (4 Years) Record at School: 293-142/15 Years Career Record: same SOUTHERN Career Record: same SW Assistant Coaches: Lynnette Robinson, Marla Assistant Coach: Julie Beck Douglass, Jim Middleton ILLINOIS SID Contact: Mitchell Parkinson MISSOURI SID Contact: Jon Ripperger SALUKIS Oflke: (618) 453-5470 STATE Office: (417) 836-5402 Home: (618) 457-7410 Home: (417) 866-7060 Prl!S!' Box: (618) 453-7600 LADY Press Box: (417) 836-4150 FAX: (618) 536-2152 BEARS FAX: (417) 836-4868 1991-92 Record: 23-8 1990-91 Record: 26-5 Conference Record/F"mish: 16-4/2nd Conference Record/Finish: 16-2/Jst Post Season Play: NCAA 2nd Round Post-Season Play: NCAA 2nd round Starters Lost/Returning: l /4 Starters Lost/Returning: 1/4 Letterwinners Lost/Returning: 4/8 Letterwinners Lost/Returning: 117 UNI vs. Southern Illinois: 1-17 UNI vs. SMSU: 5-15 Lasswell vs. SIU: 1-5 Lasswell vs. SW Missouri State: 0-6
Location: Valparaiso, Indiana Location: Macomb , Illinois Founded: 1859 Founded: 1899 Enrollment: 3,800 Enrollment: 13,800 Colors: Brown and Gold Colors: Purple and Old Gold \b Arena: Athletics-Recreation Center Arena: Brophy Gym VALPARAISO Capacity: 4,500 Capacity: 1,500 UNIYllllTY Conference: Mid-Continent Conference: Mid-Continent President: President: Dr. Ralph Wagoner Athletic Director: Dr. William Steinbrecher ...______Athletic Director: Dr. Helen Smiley Head Coach: Dave Wolter Head Coach: Regina Miller Record at School: 61-82/5 years Record at School: 0-0 (I st year) VALPARAISO Career Record: same WESTERN Career Record: same Assistant Coach: Kim Rockey Phone: (309) 298-1703 CRUSADERS SID Contact: Ken Nester ILLINOIS Assistant Coaches: Marie Christian Office Phone: (219) 464-5232 WESTER WINDS SID Contact: Larry Heimberger Home Phone: (2 19) 464-3791 Office: (309) 298-1133 Press Row Phone: (2 19) 464-5492 Home: (309) 837-9 134 FAX Number: (2 19) 464-5762 Press Box: (309) 298-2246 1991-92 Record: 20-9 Fax: (309) 298-3366 Conference Record/F"mish: 8-4/t2nd 1991-92 Record: 9-18 Starters Lost/Returning: 3/2 Conference Record/Finish: 5-13/8th Letterwinner Lost/Returning: 617 Starters Lost/Returning: 3/2 UNI vs. Valparaiso: 0-1 Letterwinners Lost/Returning: 3/8 Lasswell vs. Valparaiso: 0-1 UNI vs. Western Illinois: 9-12 Lasswell vs. WIU: 2-4
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Location: Wichita, Kansas Location: Laramie, Wyoming Fonnded: 18.95 Fonnded: 1886 Enrollment: 15, 779 Enrollment: 11,000 Colors: Yellow and Black Colors: Brown and Yellow Arena: Levitt Arena Arena: MultiPurpose Gym Capaicty: 10,656 Capacity: 1,000 Conference: Missouri Valley Conference: Western Athletic President: Dr. Warren B. Armstrong President: Terry P. Roark ...______.. Athletic Director: Gary Hunter ..______.. Athletic Director: Paul Roach
H~d Coach: Linda Hargrove Head Coach: Chad Lavin Record at School: 26-57/3 years Record at School: 95-79/6 years WICIDTA Career.Record: 342-169/20 years WYOMING Career Record: 177-111/10 years Assistant Coaches: DeAnn Craft, Jackie Wilson Assistant Coaches: Carolyn DeHoff, Pat Robbins STATE SID Contact: Pat Mashburn COWGIRLS SID Contact: Steve Weakland SHOCKERS OtTice: (316) 689-3265 omce Phone: (307) 766-2256 Home: (316) 721-6015 Home Phone: (307) 745-4651 Press Box: (316) 689-3299 Press Box Phone: (307) 766-2222 FAX: (316) 689-3336 FAX: (307) 766-2346 1991-92 Record: 13-16 1991-92 Record: 14-14 Conference Record/Finish: 10-8/5th Conference Record/Finish: 5-9/5th Starters Lost/Returning: 1/4 Starters Lost/Returning: 3/2 Letterwinners Lost/Returning: 3/8 Letterwinners Lost/Returning: 3/9 "UNI vs. Wichita State: 6-12 UNI vs. Wyoming: 0-2 Lasswell vs. WSU: 2-4 Lasswell vs. Wyoming: 0-1
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SG-9S L FS N-tem 19-SS W Reoord: .S.I F8 Iowa 83-39 w l27 @Gnm!V"- 58-104 L F6 NE Miaoouri State 89-72 w 07 Upper IOW11 ID-39 w FIS @lulbcr 69-73 L l31 @Lulhor 64-1S L F9 c-nJ 14-S3 w Dl4 lulbcr 79-44 w FIS +Wartbuf& SJ.41 w F3 @Soulh Dokota 59-81 L Fl2 @M..._.te 68-72 L ll2 @Iowa »-48 w F21 *WilIWnl'am 56-74 L F6 @W•.·laCrooae 58-106 L F13 ow.. . -Milwaw...e 71-61 w Fl Graocland 42.-38 w F22 *Dordl 64-49 w F i l @Dnloo 62.-90 L FIS Upper..,..._ Sl-62 w FIS IOW11 Wealeym Sl-S3 L F23 *Iowa State 79-10 w F IS @Simpon 69-71 L F19 *St. Ambrooe 65-71 L DUN C . Miaoouri State 40-29 w F17 @IOW11 State 64-89 L Mil *NE Miaoouri State 68-60 w 1975-7' F22 *Dnloo 43-107 L Ml2 *@Williaml'am 58-67 L 1"'-71 Coach: Wanda G...,.. (8) F23 *Iowa State SI.SS L Ml3 *SE Miaoouri St. 59-56 w Coach: Wanda Gr JIS DePaul s~n L Jl6 w.. 1cmlllinois 12-1S L F9 DraUo 47-68 L Jl7 @Soulhomlllinois Sl-S3 L J23 @DraUo sJ-n L F14 SW Misacwi State 47-74 L UNI Women's Basketball Jl9 @Eutcm Illinois S~19 L J28 @Indiana State 80-BS L F16 Wichita Stak. 68-56 w J24 SW Misacwi State 65-89 L J30 @Illinois State 67-89 L F21 @Soulhomlllinois 40-82 L Top 10 Home Attendance J26 Wichita State 75-89 L F4 Soulhomlllinois 58-(i() L F23 @Eutcmlllinois 64-68 L Figures Fl @Illinois State 65-99 L F6 Euicm Illinois 15-90 L F28 Bradley 5().90 L F3 @Indiana State 71 -B3 L Fil @Wcatcm Illinois 15-72 w M2 Wca\cm lllinoia 67-69 L 1976-1992 F8 @DraUo Bl-ll4 L Fl1 @Bndlcy 72-98 L Fil Loru 82-S2 w FIB Wis.-GR>CD Bay 61 -54 w 1"1-92 Opponent Date Attend. F14 Eutcm Illinois 76-80 L F20 DraUo S2-67 L Coach: Terri Laaawcll (3) Bradley 2/25/89 1,769 9(}.80 Fl6 Soulhomlllinois S7-68 L F2S SW Misacwi State w Record: 4-23 Wichita State 1/20/90 1,545 F21 @Wichita State 56-SS L F27 Wichita State 80-58 w N26 @Wis.-Milwaulo>c 66-78 L llliooia State 2/24/90 1,246 F23 @SW Misacwi St. 68-98 L N30 Valparajao BS-88 LOT F27 lndiano State 58-62 L I- D6 @ + Kanou 34-82 L Loras 12/2/87 1,170 Ml Illinois State 68-98 L Coach: Kim Mayden (4) 07 + St. Jolin'• 54-70 L Southern Illinois 2/10/90 1,137 M4 @Bndlcy 74-87 L Record: 7-IB 014 @Iowa State 46-64 L Chicago State 1/18/89 1,120 M6 @Wcatcm Illinois 96-86 w N27 @Saint Louis 42-67 L 020 Crcigblon 61 -87 L Drake 1/11/85 975 N29 @ArbnauStatc 73-89 L 022 DI . at Chicago <>0-62 L Iowa 12/1173 962 1'85-86 09 @W-... -GR>CD Bay 54-80 L 029 Colorado State 71 -68 w Drake 2/24/84 834 c-:h: Kim Mayden (I) DIO + Colorado State 56-(i() L J4 Draloe 58-72 L Eastern llliooia 2/4/89 664 Record: ~IB Dl9 Marquette 68-61 w J9 @Eutcm Illinois ~74 L N22 + Nevada-Laa Vegas 65-19 L 021 Ill. at Chicago 65-SS w Jll . @Soul.hem Ulinois S~61 L N23 + Tex.as-El Paso 73-65 w J2 SW Misacwi State 62.-73 L Jl6 lllinois State S~19 L N30 MonlanoStatc 73-69 w J4 Wichita Sta1e 84-n w JIB Indiana Stale S3-58 L 03 Wiaoomin 48-72 L J7 @Eu1emlllinois S~69 L J23 @Wcatcm Olinois BS-92 L Oil Iowa State 70-84 L J9 @Soulhomlllinois 43-56 L J2S @Bndlcy 75-87 L 013 William Penn 68-76 L Jl 2 Indiana State 67-72 L J30 Wichita Stale 71-82 L 021 Winona State ~n w Jl4 Illinois State 68-93 L Fl SW Missouri State 44-89 L J2 @Wca1emlllinois 74-72 w JIB Chicac0 Sta1e 95-37 w F6 Soulhomlllinois <>O-S9 w J4 @Bndlcy 63-7S L J21 @Draloe 12-108L F8 Eutcmlllinois 76-62 w J9 Olinois State 64-86 L J26 @Bndlcy S7-ro L Fl3 @Indiana State 40-80 L JIO Draloe 76-86 L J28 @Wcatcm Illinois 83-101 L FIS @Illinois State S4-1S L Jll lndiano State 72-73 L F2 Soulhomlllinois S~19 L F20 Bndlcy 78-BI L Jl3 Loru 88-70 w F4 Eutcm Ulinois 91-BI w F22 Wce\cm nlinoia 75-68 w J23 @Wichita State 61-78 L F9 @lllinois State 65-83 L F27 @SW Missouri Stale 45-86 L J2S @SW Misacwi St. 82-BI w Fil @Indiana Stale 61-1S L F29 @Wichita State 70-86 L ® J31 Euicm lllinoia B7-711 w FIB DraUo 61-70 L MS NE Illinois <>0-66 L Fl Soulhcm Illinois 47-84 L F23 Wcatem lllinoia TI-86 L M7 @Draloe S~69 L F7 @lndiano State 5().85 L F2S Bndlcy 76-62 w F9 @lllinois State 6Z.B3 L Ml @Wicruta State 83-78 w F1 2 St. Ambrooe n-69 w M3 @SW Misacwi State 64-69 L PRIMARY MEDIA OUTLETS - FIS @DraUo (J(}.97 L F20 SW Missouri State 80-74 w 1'89-90 NEWSPAPERS F22 Wichita Stale S7-88 L Head Coach: Terri Laaawcll (I) Waterloo Courier: Kevin Evans, Sports Editor, P.O. Box 540, Waterloo, IA F28 @Soulhcm Ulinois 40-69 L Record: S-22 Ml @Eu1emlllinois 56-80 L Nl2 C. Misacwi State 66-86 L 50704, 319-291-1466 . M3 Bndlcy 75-98 L DI NOtlbcm Arizona s~ss w Des Moines Register: David Wilke, Sports Editor, P. 0 . Box 957, Des Moines, MS WcatcmDlinois 71-72 L 02 @SWTcx.uStatc 38-76 L IA 50304, 1-800-532-1455 . OS @Iowa Stale SZ.16 L I~ 08 @Wis.-Grccn Bay 5().79 L Cedar Rapids Gazette: Mark Dukes, Sports Editor, 5003rd Ave . S.E., Cedar Coach: Kim Mayden (2) 09 + Old.aboma 76-78 L Rapids, IA 52401, 319-398-8257, 1-800,397-8258. Record: 6-20 022 @Ncbtuka 48-80 L N29 Md-Baltimore Co. 84-68 w J2 Bndlcy 62.-68 L Northern Iowan: Julie Mitchell, Sports Editor, University of Northern Iowa, 02 @Iowa State 41-76 L J4 Wcetem Illinois 84-66 w 112 Maucker Union, Cedar Falls, IA 50614-0166, 319-273-2158. OS @NOtlbcm lllinois 12-86 L J6 Draloe ~n L D6 +Misacwi 54-85 L Jll @Soulhcm Illinois S~78 L Associated Press: Chuck Schoffner, P.O. Box 1741 , Des Moines, IA 50306, Oil Ill. at OUca&o 95-84 w Jl3 @Eutcm lllinois 67-79 L 1-800-362-2580. 020 Chicago State 76-82 L JIB SW Misacwi Stale 56-65 L Dan McCool: Des Moines Register, 915 112 Clay Street, Cedar Falls, IA 030 Draloe 64-61 w J20 Wichita State 68-B3 L J3 @Eutcmlllinois 78-87 L J2S @Illinois State 68-82 L 50613. JS @Soulhcm Illinois 68-98 L J 27 @Indiana State 68-BI L Quad City Tinles: Sports Editor, P.O. Box 3828, 124 E. 2nd Street, JB Illinois State 65-BI L Fl Chicago State n-58 w Jll lndiano State 84-78 w F3 @DraUo 56-(i() LOT Davenport, IA 52801 , 319-383,2220. JIS @Wcatcm Illinois Bl -7S w F8 EutcmOlinois 6Z-n L Jl7 @Bndlcy 68-86 L FIO Southern lllinoi. 61 -7S L J24 Wichita State 12-9S L F16 @Wichita State 67-68 L RADIO J26 SW Missouri Stale 82-93 L FIB @SW Misacwi State 48-73 L WMT Radio: Ron Gonder, Sports Director, P.O. Box 2147, Cedar Rapids, J29 Southern Dlinois 64-B7 L F20 Crcigblon 107-80W IA 52406, 319-395-0533 . J31 Eutcmlllinois 70-BI L F22 lndW. State ~67 w F3 Crcigblon 75-82 L F24 Illinois State 58-BI L KXEL Radio: Sports Director, Highway 218 East, P.O. Box 1540, Waterloo, FS @lndiano State 70-81 L Ml @Wcatcmlllinois TI-88 L IA 50704, 319-234-6397. F7 @Illinois State 59-19 L M3 @Bndlcy 68-88 L F12 Bndlcy 82-90 L KCFI Radio: Ke lly Neff, Sports Director, 721 Shirley Street, Cedar Falls, IA Fl4 Weetcm Illinois 56-52 w 1-.,i 50613, 319-277-1918. F19 @SW Misacwi State 63-9S L Coach: Terri Laaawcll (2) F2S @Marquette 64-78 L Record: 6-21 KWLO Radio: Bob Bakken, Sports Director, P.O. Box 1330, Waterloo, IA F28 @DraUo 61-90 L N24 Wis.-Milwaulo>c 68-64 w 50703, 319-234-2200. N26 Wis.-GR>CD Bay <>0-78 L KOEL Radio: Sports Director, P.O. Box 391 , Oelwein, IA 50662, 800-695- 02 @Crcigblon 58-93 L 1'87-81 08 @Chicago State 63-54 w 5635 . c::..ch: Kim Mayden (3) 010 @DI. at Chicago 64-66 L Record: ~17 014 Ncbtuka 56-71 L N27 @Stctaon 76-82 L 016 Iowa State 56-61 L TELEVISION N28 @FloridaSoulhom 62.-SS W 029 @Colorado State S3-49 w KWWL-TV: Brya n Lessly, Sports Director, KWWL Building, Waterloo, IA 02 Loru 86-66 w 030 @Wyoming 48-67 L OS @Crcigblon 12-113L J2 @Wcatcmlllinois 71 -78 L 50703, 319-291-1246. DIO @Ill. at Chicago 13-SS W J4 @Bndlcy <>0-1S L KCRG-TV: John Campbell, Sports Director, 2nd Ave. at 5th Street. S.E., 012 @Chicago State 68-48 w 16 lllinois State 66-72 L Cedar Rapids, IA 52401 , 319-398-8391. 019 Iowa State 66-88 L JB Indiana State 71-64 w 029 @Wichita State 54-103 L Jl2 @Draloe 66-BI L KGAN-TV: Mike Doocy, Sports Director, P.O. Box3131, Cedar Rapids, IA 031 @SW Misacwi State 66-BS L JIB @Wichita State 6S-S1 w 52406, 319-395-6188. J2 Dlinois State 12-86 L J20 @SW Missouri St. 43-87 L J4 Indiana State 12-85 L J24 Eutcmlllinois 6 1-68 L KCCl-TV: P.O. Box 10305, Des Moines, IA 50306, 515-247-8800. J7 @Eutcm Olinois 66-78 L J26 Soulhcm Illinois 48-74 L Iowa Public Television: Doug Brooker, P.O. Box 6450, Johnston, IA 50131, J9 @Soulhcm Illinois 3~71 L J31 Indiana State 76-97 L Jl4 Bndlcy 87-79 w F2 @Ulinois State 63-80 L 515-281-4500. 30 RECORDS - RECORDS - RECORDS - RECORDS - RECORDS - RECORDS - RECORDS - RECORDS - RECORDS SEASON AND SINGLE GAME RECORDS Steals Field Goals Made Game - 8, Ann Miller vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Nov. 26, 1991 Game - 17, Diane Roberts vs. Illinois State, March 1, 1985 Season - 84, Deb Drenth, 1982-83 Season - 216, Diane Roberts, 1984-85 Career - 279, Deb Drenth, 1980-83 Career - 664, Diane Roberts, 1985-88 Season Steal Average: 3.0. Deb Drenth, 1982-83 Field Goals Attempted Fouls Game - 31 , Diane Roberts vs. Illinois State, March 1, 1985 Season - 106, Sandy Grabowski, 1985-86 Season - 448, Diane Roberts, 1984-85 Career - 346, Sandy Grabowski, 1986-89 Career - 1552, Diane Roberts, 1985-88 Disqualiracations Field Goal Percentage Season - 14, Sandy Grabowski, 1985-86 Game - 100.0 (9-9), Stephanie Davis, 1989-90 Career - 36, Sandy Grabowski, 1986-89 Season - 54.1 (118-218), Sue Grove, 1980-81 (min. 135 attempts) Turnovers Career - 53.6 (218-407), Sue Grove, 1980-82 (min. 290 attempts) Game - 12, Loretha Mosley vs. Nebraska, Dec . 28. 1989 Three-Point Field Goals Made Season - 153 , Karen Gorman, 1984-85 Game - 7, Molly Kelly vs. Wichita State, Jan. 20, 1990 Career - 432, Loretha Mosley, 1988-91 Season - 73 , Molly Kelly, 1989-90 Career - 109, Molly Kelly, 1987-90 TEAM SEASON RECORDS Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Field Goals Made: 933, 1981-82 Game - 15, Molly Kelly vs. Wichita State, Jan. 20, 1990 Field Goals Attempted: 2016, 1981-82 Season - 159, Molly Kelly, 1989-90 Field Goal Percentage: 46 .3, (933-2016), 1981-82 (min. 1400 att.) Career - 259, Molly Kelly, 1987-90 Three-point Field Goals Made: 91, 1991-92 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Three-point Field Goals Attempted: 297, 1991-92 Game - 100.0 (3-3), Molly Kelly vs. Creighton, Feb. 20, 1990 Three-point Field Goal Percentage: 43 .2, (83-192), 1989-90 (min. 150 att.) Season - 52.8 (19-36), Kris Huffman, 1988-89 (min. 20 att.) Free Throws Made: 393, 1984-85 Career - 48.3 (28-58), Kris Huffman, 1986-89 (min. 30 att.) Free Throws Attempted: 626, 1978-79 Free Throws Made Free Throw Percentage: 71.7 (307-428), 1987-88 (min. 400 att.) Game - 16, Deb Drenth, Date Unknown Points: 2205, 1981-82 Season - 109, Diane Roberts, 1984-85 Scoring Average: 73.3, 1980-81 Career - 331 , Deb Drenth, 1980-83 Rebounds: 1241, 1980-81 Free Throws Attempted Rebound Average: 44.3, 1980-81 Game - 19, Deb Drenth, Date Unknown Assists: 432, 1989-90 Season - 161 , Diane Roberts, 1984-85 Turnovers: 868, 1978-79 Career - 449, Deb Drenth, 1981-82 Steals: 364, 1981-82 Free Throw Percentage Blocked Shots: 149, 1981 -82 Game - 100.0 (12-12), Ann Miller vs. Southern Illinois, Feb. 6, 1992 Fouls: 564, 1980-81 Season - 88 .1 (52-59), Kris Huffman, 1988-89 (min. 50 att.) Wins: 22, 1981-82 Career - 81 . 7 (188-230), Kris Huffman, 1986-89 (min. 100 att.) ~= 25, 1983-84 Points Winning Percentage: 84.2 (16-3), 1975-76 Game - 40, Diane Roberts vs. Illinois State, March 1, 1985 Defensive Average (Low): 61 .2, 1982-83 Season - 541, Diane Roberts, 1984-85 Defensive Average (High): 82.4, 1983-84 Career - 1701 , Diane Roberts, 1985-88 Games Played: 31 , 1981-82 Season Scoring Average: 19.3, Diane Roberts, 1984-85 Assists TEAM SINGLE GAME RECORDS Game - 13, Annie Otten vs. SW Missouri State, Jan. 25, 1986 Field Goals Made: 41 vs. Illinois at Chicago, Feb. 12, 1983 Season - 126, Loretha Mosley, 1989-90 Field Goals Attempted: 90 vs. Concordia, 1980-81 Career - 425, Loretha Mosley, 1988-91 Field Goal Percentage: 67.8 vs. Creighton, 1989-90 (min. 30 att.) Season Assist Average: 5.0, Loretha Mosley, 1989-90 Free Throws Made: 32 vs. Iowa State, Dec. 11, 1978 Rebounds Free Throws Attempted: 46 vs. Iowa State, Dec·. 11, 1978 Game - 19, Lisa Geske vs. Illinois at Chicago, Feb. 12, 1983; Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (8-8) vs. Illinois State, 1987-88 (min. 8 att.) Loretha Mosley vs. Drake, Jan. 12, 1991 Three-point Field Goals Made: 10 vs. Western Illinois, 1991-92 Season - 224, Deb Drenth, 1980-81 Three-point Field Goals Attempted: 23 vs. Western Illinois, 1991-92 Career - 788, Tami Schebler, 1981-84 Three-point Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (4-4) vs. Indiana State, 1986-87 Assists: 28 vs. Creighton, Feb. 20, 1990 Season Rebound Average: 10.1, Pat Zalesky, 1978-79 Rebounds: 65 vs. Concordia, Jan. 9, 1981 Blocked Shots Steals: 26 vs. Marycrest, Jan. 28, 1980 Game - 7, Carol Hogen vs. Nebraska-Omaha, Nov. 26, 1982 Turnovers: 46 vs. Iowa State, 1978-79 Season - 66, Carol Hogen, 1982-83 Points: 107 vs. Creighton, Feb. 20, 1990 Career - 122, Carol Hogen, 1982-83 Margin of Victory: 58 vs. Chicago State, 95-37, 1988-89 Season Blocked Shot Average: 2.35, Carol Hogen, 1982-83 Margin of Loss: 63 vs. Missouri, 47-118, 1983-84 31 RECORDS - RECORDS - RECORDS - RECORDS - RECORDS - RECORDS - RECORDS - RECORDS - RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS SCORING FREE THROW ATTEMPTS THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS I. Diane Roberts 1701 I. Deb Drenth 449 I . Molly Kelly 259 2. Deb Drenth 1449 2. Diane Roberts 441 2. Ann Miller 149 3. Kris Huffman 1294 3. Loretha Mosley 380 3. Diane Roberts 138 4. Tami Schebler 1268 4. Cindy Hanns 294 '4. Traci Amos 96 5. Cindy Hanns 1045 5. Sandy Grabowski 288 5. Linda Steiner 63 6. Lisa Geske 1036 6. Nicki Rohde 278 6. Kris Huffman 58 Loretha Mosley 1036 7. Betty Davis 253 7. Jill Jameson 49 8. Betty Davis 999 8. Lisa Geske 249 8. Cindy Hanns 46 9. Jill Jameson 979 9. Tami Schebler 243 9. Angel Robertson 27 10. Sandy Grabowski 793 10. Pat Zalesky 241 10. Angie Mohr 21 11 . Nicki Rohde 774 12. Molly Kelly 540 FREE THROW PERCENTAG .E THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 13 . Stephanie Davis 528 (min. 100 attempts) (min. 20 attempts) 14. Robyn Knapp 470 I. Kris Huffman 81.7 (188-230) I . Kris Huffman 48 .3 (28-58) 15. Ann Miller 398 2. Ann Miller 79.2 (95-120) 2. Molly Kelly 42.1 (109-259) 3. Jill Jameson 77.9 (134-172) 3. Diane Roberts 38.4 (53-138) FIELD GOALS 4. Deb Drenth 73 .7 (331-449) 4. Linda Steiner 38.1 (24-63) I. Diane Roberts 664 5 . .Kathy Konigsmark 73 .5 (97-132) 5. Cindy Hanns 34.8 (16-46) 2. Deb Drenth 559 6. Diane Roberts 72.6 (320-441) 6. Jill Jameson 34.7 (17-49) 3. Tami Schebler 558 7. Sue Grove 72.5 (138-182) 7. Ann Miller 34.2 (51-149) 4. Kris Huffman 539 8. Cindy Hanns 71.8 (209-291) 8. Angel Robertson 33.3 (9-27) 5. Lisa Geske 438 9. Karen Gorman 70.7 (75-106) 9. Traci Amos 24.0 (23-96) 6. Betty Davis 426 10. Nicki Rohde 69.8 (194-278) 10. Angie Mohr 14 .3 (3-21) 7. Jill Jameson 414 8. Cindy Hanns 410 REBOUNDING 9. Loretha Mosley 408 I. Tami Schebler 788 10. Sandy Grabowski 314 2. Deb Drenth 758 3. Diane Roberts 676 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 4. Sandy Grabowski 562 NORTHERN IOWA I. Diane Roberts 1552 5. Lisa Geske 521 ALL-TIME 2. Deb Drenth 1184 6. Kris Huffman 475 COACHING RECORDS 3. Kris Huffman 1173 7. Nicki Rohde 466 YEAR COACH RECORD 4. Tami Schebler 1144 8. Loretha Mosley 462 1968 Wanda Green 5-1 5. Betty Davis 1102 9. Pat Zalesky 426 1969 Wanda Green 2-4 6. Lisa Geske 1038 10. Carol Hogan 417 1970 Wanda Green 7-5 7. Jill Jameson 937 1971 Wanda Green 8-1 8. Loretha Mosley 924 ASSISTS 1972 Wanda Green 9-3 9. Cindy Hanns 873 I. Loretha Mosley 425 1973 Wanda Green 10-3 10. Lynn Hach 739 2. Kris Huffman 322 1974 Wanda Green 8-9 3. Deb Drenth 292 1975 Wanda Green ' 16-3 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 4. Betty Davis 261 1976 Wanda Green 10-10 (min. 290 attempts) 5. Nicki Rohde 240 1977 Wanda Green 4-17 I. Sue Grove 53 .6 (218-407) 6. Molly Kelly 219 1978 Wanda Green (11) 2-20 2. Stepanie Davis 49. I (212-432) 7. Lisa Laughlin 188 1979 Sandra Williamson 5-20 3. Sandy Grabowski 48 .9 (314-642) 8. Diane Roberts 171 1980 Sandra Williamson (2) 18-10 4. Tami Schebler 48 .8 (558-1144) 9. Anne Otten 169 1981 J.D. Anderson 22-9 Pat Zalesky 48.8 (203-416) 10. Jill Jameson 157 1982 J.D. Anderson 17-11 6. Carol Hogen 48.3 (140-297) 1983 J. D. Anderson 2-25 7. Deb Drenth 47.2 (559-1184) THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS 1984 J.D. Anderson (4) 5-23 8. Cindy Hanns 47.0 (410-873) I. Molly Kelly 109 1985 Kim Mayden 9-18 9. Karen Gorman 46 .2 (153-331) 2. Diane Roberts 53 1986 Kim Mayden 6-20 10. Jill Jameson 44.2 (414-937) 3. Ann Miller 51 1987 Kim Mayden 9-17 4. Kris Huffman 28 1988 Kim Mayden (4) 7-18 FREE THROWS 5. Linda Steiner 24 1989 Terri Lasswell 5-22 I. Deb Drenth 331 6. Traci Amos 23 1990 Terri Lasswell 6-21 2. Diane Roberts 320 7. Jill Jameson 17 1991 Terri Lasswell Ql 4-23 3. Loretha Mosley 220 8. Cindy Hanns 16 24 yrs. 196-313 4. Cindy Hanns 209 9. Angel Robertson 9 5. Nicki Rohde 194 10. Nicki Rohde 8 6. Kris Huffman 188 7. Sandy Grabowski 167 8. Lisa Geske 160 9. Betty Davis 147 10. Tami Schebler 142 32 ALL-TIME ROSTER-ALL-TIME ROSTER -ALL-TIME ROSTER-ALL-TIME ROSTER-ALL-TIME ROSTER Philippon, Mary, 1974-7.S-7&-n A Craft, Debra, I 9'n H Pieraon, Lavomc, I 9'10-71 Abbott, Carol, 1974-7.S-76 Crawford, Cheryl, 1968-69 Hach, Lynn, 1985 Pletch, Carla, 1969-'10-71 Abbott, Cathy, 197&n- 78 Cuvelier, Lynn, 1984 Hanson, Allegra, 197&n-78 Alberti, Jenruth, 1m Hanson, Cindy, 1983-84-85 R Allen, Tereaa, 1971-n D Harmening, Rachel, 197&n-78- 79 Raamuuen, Mary, 1973 Alloway, Linda, 1969-'10-71 Davia, Betty, I 98(}.81 -112-83 Hanno, Cindy, 1~87-88-89 Reynolda, Phyllia, 1980 Amoo, Trad, 1'91-'2 Davia, Slcphanie, 1900-91-92 Harper, Kristi, 1973-74-75 Rhoada, Maroe, 1973 Amrhein, Karen, 1~00-91-92 Dcatival, Darlene, I 9'10-71 ~Loia , 1969-/0-71 RJcb:rt, Elion, 197.S-76 Anderaon, Laurie, 1974-75 Diercb, Jenny, 1974-7.S-7&-n Haugen, Janon, 19'10 RJcb:rtaon, Diano, 1971 Anderaon, Mary, 1968 Diiiard, Nikki, 19'2 Henoel, P,,ggy, 19'10-71 Ru.void, Laura, 197&-n-78-79 Anderaon, Sherry, 19'10 Drenth, Deb, I 98(}.81-112-83 Henoley, Kristi, 197& n Robbins, Chris, 1"1-'2 Andrieni, Beth, 1978-~80 Duhrlropr, Lori, 197.s-1&n Hemondez, Cannon, 1978-~80 Roberta, Diane, 198.S-8&87-88 Hesson, Diane, 1973 R-taon, An&ft, 1"2 B E Hoffmeier, Julayne, 1968-69 Rogen, Loia, 1979 Bachman, Debbie, 197.S-7&-n Ebcnsbcrgcr, Sherry, 197J.n Hogen, Carol, 1982-83 Rohde, Niclci, 1987-88-89-90 Bacuo, Donna, 197.S-76 Engler, Terry, 1971 Huebner, Susan, 1974-7.S-7&-n Ro~r, Cami, 1~87 Bainbridge, Dana, 197& n Huffman, Kris, I ~87-88-89 Ropa, Eathyr, 1983 Bab:r, Sandra, 197.5-76 F Roquet, Laura, 1982 Bab:r, Sandra, 1974-75 Finn, Marcia, 1972-73-74-75 Runge, Deann, 1985 Batu, Cathy, 1984-85 Fratzb:, Brenda, 1984 Ira, R.,.,., 1971 Beavers, Sue, 1987 Freahwaoer, Lori, 1984 Ira, Teae, 1986 s 8eno-On, Janeen, 197.S-7&n Frieden, Jo, 1979 Samuelson, Deanna, I ~90 Berger, Jennifer, 1982 J S.unden, Deborah, 1975 Bowe,., Cindy, 1981-82-83-84 G Jamcaon, Jill, 1~00-91-92 S.ylea, Tracy, 1983 Bowman, Viclci, 1971 Garman, Lauta, 1984 Jenninp, Linda, 197.S-76 Schebler, Tami, 1981-82-83-84 Brauhn, Susan, 19'10 Gebert, Kris, 1982 Joachim, Pat, 1972-73-74-75 Scblitz, Karla, 1978-79 Braun. Diane, 1972-73-74-75 Ge.lo:, Lisa, 198(}.81-82-83 Schroeder, Paula, 197&TI-78-79 Bred; Teri, 1981 Gibb!, Kim, 1978 K Schulewitz, Slcphanie, 1984 Burman, Marie, 19'10-71-n Gilbert, Leann, 1979 Kadiclr, Cindy, 1981-82 Schwoer, Doria, 19'10 Burno, Sue, 1974-75 Goodwin, Mary, 1981-82 Kalec, Vauno, 1979 Sbafar, Connie, 1968 B... ch. Debbie, I 9'10-11 Gordon, Robbin, 1982 Kappel, Brenda, 1983-84-8.5-86 Shafer, Chris, 1~87-88-89 Gorman, Karen, 1985 Kaune, Deb, 1973 Shay, Debbie, 1972-73-74 c Grabowalci, Sandy, I ~87-88-89 KeUy, Molly, 1987-88-89-90 Shirm, SU1ie, I 973 Cue, Beverly, 19'10-71 Grady, Beclry, 1982-83 Kcnnody, Tbcreaa, 1978 Sho&ren, Kathy, 1972-73-74-75 Cbaripar, Lisa, 197&n Gr p y Parb, Tbcrcaa, 197.s-1&n- 78 Young, Maura, 1980 Paulaon, Rejc 33 ADMINISTRATION -ADMINISTRATION -ADMINISTRATION -ADMINISTRATION -ADMINISTRATION UNI PRESIDENT, DR. CONSTANTINE W. CURRIS Dr. Constantine W . Curris assumed the Presidency o f the University of Northern Iowa in August, 1983 . He is only the seventh chief executive in the University 's 113-year history. Prior to assuming the UNI Presidency , Curris served 10 years as president of Murray State University in Kentucky . The University's new eight-million dollar student center is named the Curris Center. Other professional experiences include serving as Dean of Students al Marshall University and Vice-President and Academic Dean of Students at Marshall University and Vice-President and Academic Dean of both Midway (KY) College and the West Virginia Institute of Technology. Curris received a bachelor's degree magna cum laude in political science from Kentucky in 1962. He received a master's in political science and public administration from Illinois in 1965 and his Ed .D degree in higher education from Kentucky in 1967. Curris serves as Trustee of Midway College, Director of American Hu manics and as a member of the Center for the Study of the Presidency's National Advisory Council. He recently served as Chairman of th e- Iowa Task Force on Teacher Education and Certification and was a charter member of the National Small Business Development Center Advisory Board . He is a member of the Iowa Future Project; and is on the Board of Trustees of First in the Nation in Education/Iowa's Education Research Foundation and Junior Achievement Black Hawk Land, Inc. DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS, CHRISTOPHER RITRIEVI Christopher Ritrievi is in his first year as Northern Iowa Director of Athletics. His appointment was announced in a press conference held May 15 and he has been on the job since June 15. Ritrievi had been associate athletic director at Stanford University since March of 1991 at the time of his selection. He had primary responsibilities of raising more than seven million dollars annually to support a very successful Division I-A program, and for planning and implementing strategies for departmental goals, including budget administration and marketing. Prior to joining the Stanford sta ff, he was director of athletic development at the University of Pennsylvania where he coordinated all fundraising for a Division I-AA department where more than 1.25 million dollars was raised, in addition to more than five million dollars in capital commitments. Retrievi also was at Princeton, where he held positions of associate director for leadership gifts and assistant director for major gifts. From 1985-88, he was assistant wrestling coach at Princeton. He also served as acting director of athletic development at Bowling Green State. The 35-year-old native of Levittown, Penn., Ritrievi is a 1979 graduate of Princeton with a degree in economics. He earned three letters in wrestling at Princeton and has been president of the Princeton Class of 1979 since 1989 . Ritrievi was chosen from a list of 68 candidates. "This Gob) was too good to pass up ,• he said . "I can't think of another job I would have left Stanford for at this time in my career. (UNI) is one of the outstanding positions in college athletics today. There is great tradition here and the program has the backing of the president and administration.• Ritrievi is married to the former Stephanie Homeyer, who grew up in Wellsburg, Iowa. PANTHER ATHLETIC DIRECTORY All Area Codes - (319) Mark Ackerman, Asst. Women's Basketball Coach 273-6338 John "Jersey" Jermier, Associate Athletic Director 273-3097 Iradge Ahrabi-Fard, Volleyball Coach 273-6480 Nancy Justis, Sports Information Director 273-6354 Terry Allen, Football Coach 273-6175 Kevin Kane, Assistant SID 273-3642 Meredith Bakley, Softball Coach 273-2520 Bob Kincaid, Academic Advising 273-6321 Gary Barta, Athletic Development 273-6323 Dave Kohrs, Facilities Coordinator 273-2865 Pat Beck, Director of Marketing and Promotions 273-2267 Terri Lasswell, Women's Basketball Coach 273-6443 Don Briggs, Wrestling Coach 273-6473 Pete Mazula, Men's Tennis Coach 273-2069 Julie Bright, Business Manager 273-2475 Eldon Miller, Men's Basketball Coach 273-6175 Chris Bucknam, Men's Track Coach 273-6481 Terry Noonan, Head Trainer 273-6369 Kevin Buisman, Accounts Manager 273-6050 Joyce Picht, Programing Associate/ Accounts Manager 273-6133 Kay Bukatz, UNI-Dome Secretary 273-6050 Press Box 273-6311 Joan Craig, Athletic Director Secretary 273-2470 Chris Rolwes, Assistant Women's Basketball Coach 273-6987 Jim Egli, Director of Facilities 273-6050 Julie Schoeman, Sports Information Secretary 273-3100 FAX 273-3602 Dave Schrage, Baseball Coach 273-6323 Ken Green, Men's Golf Coach 273-6055 Lea Ann Shaddox, Women's Track Coach 273-6157 Jim Hall , Men's and Women's Swimming Coach 273-2503 Caroline Thompson, Football/Men's Basketball Sec. 273-6175 Colleen Heimstead, Graduate Asst. WBB Coach 273-6987 Dick Timmerman, Equipment Manager 273-2459 Hotline 273-CATS Sandra Williamson, Associate Athletic Director 273-6033 34 SUPPORT STAFF- SUPPORT STAFF- SUPPORT STAFF- SUPPORT STAFF- SUPPORT STAFF- SUPPORT STAFF Nancy Justis is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) and is chair of that organization's national Career Enhancement Committee. She joined the UNI staff in 1974 as assistant editor in the Office of Public Relations after working one year as a reporter for the Fort Collins (Colo.) Coloradoan. In 1976, she was named the first fulltimeassistantSID at UNI and was named director in 1979. Her publications have received several awards from CoSIDA. She was a member of the press operations corp at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles and the 1987 Pan American Games held in Indianapolis. She also is a member of Women in Communications, Inc., and the United States Basketball Writers Association. Nancy Micki She's a 1973 graduate ofthe University oflowa. A native of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, she Justis Austin and her husband, Bob, who announces home Panther football and men's basketball games, have a daughter, Nicole. Micki Austin joined the Panther athletic staff in 1990 after spending the past five years as head athletic trainer at the Sports Injury Center at Covenant Medical Center in Waterloo, Iowa. Austin graduated with a bachelor's degree in Recreation/ Athletic Training from the University of North Dakota in 1982, and received her master's degree in Physical Education/Athletic Training from UNI in 1983. Austin has also worked as an assistant athletic trainer and physical education instructor at the United States Military Academy in WestPoint, N. Y., in 1983-84, and head athletic trainer at Wartburg College in Waverly, Iowa, from 1984-87. She is currently working on her doctorate in Education at UNI. Rejean Gronewald is in her third season as a manger of the UNI women's Rejean Kristie basketball team, the last two as head manager. A native of Grundy Center, Iowa, she Gronewold Rwna is studying Psychology at Northern Iowa. She is the daughter of Bill and Sue Gronewald, and has one brother, Tom. Kristie Ruma is also in her third year at Northern Iowa and her third season with the women's basketball team. She serves as the head office assistant for the coaching staff. A 1990 graduate ofBettendorfHigh School in Davenport, Iowa, she is studying Business Management at Northern Iowa. She is the daughter of Sam and Janice Ruma, and has three sisters, Sherrie, who also attends UNI, Wenndie and Jacquie. Angie Mohr played one season for the Panthers before a knee injury ended her career. She has stayed with the program in the role of manager. In her freshman season, she played in 26 games, starting four, and finished with 3.1 points and 1.4 rebounds per game. She is a 1990 graduate of Dubuque Senior High School. She is Angie April majoring in English Education at UNI, with a minor in Coaching. She is the daughter Mohr Albers of Tom and JoAnn Mohr, and has one brother, Jason. April Albers is a senior at UNI, but in her first season as a manager for the women's basketball team. The native of Luzerne, Iowa, graduated from Benton Community High School in 1989. At UNI, she is studying Community Health Education with a Business minor. She is the daughter of Dennis and Susan Albers and has two sisters, Lori and Melissa. Abby Frazee is in her first year as a manager and is a freshman at Northern Iowa. The daughter of Jamie and Judy Frazee, she has one brother, James. The Anamosa native is a 1992 graduate of Anamosa High School and is majoring in Physical Education al UNI, with a minor in Athletic Training. Chris Lockner is also in his first year as a manager with UNI women's basketball. A nativeofFairbuilt, Minn., he is majoring in Elementary Education, with Abby Chris minors in Coaching and History. He is a 1988 graduate of the Bethlehem Academy Frazee Lockner and a memberofUNI's Kappa Sigma Fraternity. He is the son of John and Mary Kay Lockner, and has two brothers, John and Seth, and one sister, Kate. Angie Nag! and Becky Hyman recently joined the support staff as managers. Nagl is a freshman from Carroll, Iowa, and a 1992 graduateofCarroll-Kuemper High School. She is studying Leisure Serves at UNI. The daughter of Larry and Margie Nagl, she has three brothers, Curtis, Marcus and Lucas. Hyman is also a freshman at UNI, being a 1992 graduated of Fort Dodge High School in Fort Dodge, Iowa. She is a Political Science major, and is already involved in United Student$ oflowa (USI), UNI Student Government and the UNI Democrats. She is the daughter of Don and Annette Hyman. 35 The University of Northern Iowa throughout life. Northern Iowa is a university that values teaching. For 115 years, the University of Northern Iowa has That means faculty members rather than teaching emphasized outstanding undergraduate education, with assistants teach in · the classroom. It also means the complementary graduate programs at the master's, opportunity to work with faculty members on classes specialist's and doctoral levels. Building on its historic enable the University to foster one-to-one working strength in teacher education, the University has relationships between faculty and students. Nearly 90 developed a number ofoutstanding programs in business, percent of UNI' s classes have 50 or fewer students. natural sciences, humanities and fine arts, and social and Northern Iowa's heritage and philosophy place behavioral sciences. Enrollment stands at over 13,000 great value on providing a student-centered educational students from every county in Iowa, 36 states and 44 experience. The University nurtures a premiere learning countries. environment -- it is small enough to offer its students Considered a long-time leader in the field of teacher individualized attention, yet large enough to provide a education, UNI has implemented several.programs that variety of resources and opportunities, as well as a continue this tradition of excellence. UNI's Regents distinguished faculty. Center for Early Development Education is a leading UNI is located in Cedar Falls, a pleasant and setting for research .,and training in the education of historic community of about 35,000 people. Together young children. The Center is the only educational with the adjacent city of Waterloo, the metropolitan area resource of its kind in Iowa. The University's has a culturally diverse population ofl 15,000, combining mathematics and science education programs have been big city opportunities with small town friendliness. recognized among the best in the country. Cedar Falls/Waterloo is a center for industry, finance, The College of Business Administration has become commerce, recreation and cultural activities for northeast the largest undergraduate business school in Iowa. The Iowa. College's Department of Accounting is ranked among Northern Iowa was founded in 1876 and is one of the 10 best in the country by educators and accounting three state-assisted universities administered by the professionals. In a national survey of 400 accounting Iowa State Board of Regents. Additional private support faculty, UNI ranked as one of their top programs. is provided by the UNI Foundation and Northern Iowa UNI's accounting graduates continue the tradition of Alumni Association, representing more than 60,000 scoring well on the CPA exam. UNI has an average pass alumni in the United States and other countriys. rate of 65 percent, compared to the national pass rate of 20 percent. All seven of Iowa's national accountancy award winners in 1990 were graduates of UNI. UNI was ranked seventh among the top 15 colleges and universities in the Midwest in "U.S. News and World Report's" 1991 American's Best Colleges Book. "U.S. News" also ranked UNI second among "Best Buys". Realizing the value of a liberal arts education, UNI has implemented a rigorous general education curriculum that equips students with a broad understanding and knowledge of how to apply and acquire new information 36 UNI-DOME - UNI-DOME - UNI-DOME - UNI-DOME - UNI-DOME - UNI-DOME - UNI-DOME - UNI-DOME - UNI-DOME The UNI-Dome The UNI-Dome, a unique, multi-purpose facility built in 1976, has UNI-Dome Facts gained a reputation as one of the finest collegiate facilities in America. The Opened: February, 1976 F°U"St Event: UNI vs. Iowa Wrestling Dome combines the features of a fieldhouse, football stadium and large Largest Football Crowd: 16,324 (sellout) vs. SW auditorium. It contains accommodations for a variety of events such as Missouri State, November 3, 1990 (20-17 UNI); 16,324 vs. Idaho, October 24, 1992 (27-26 UNI) concerts, exhibitions, trade shows and convocations, in addition to football, Largest Basketball Crowd: 22,797• vs. Iowa, basketball, softball, wresting and track events. It has been host to the NCAA January 3, 1990 (77-74 UNI) football playoffs, gymnastics and wrestling championships, high school football and basketball, the Iowa high school football playoffs and many Northern Iowa Facts Location: Cedar Falls, IA 50614 other non-athletic events, including concerts by the Rolling Stones, the Who Founded: 1876 and REO Speedwagon. Enrollment: 13,163 Nickname: Panthers The Dome's versatility allows for football and basketball games or track Colors: Purple and Old Gold meets to be held the same day. Underneath the artificial football turf, on a Arena: UNI-Dome (10,000-20,000) synthetic floor area, are basketball and tennis courts and an eight-lane, 220- West Gymnasium {3 ,500) Affiliation: NCAA Division I yard oval running track. Conference: Missouri Valley Conference The turf was replaced in the Summer of 1992 with a new AstroTurf Conference: Gateway Conference (Football only) President: Dr. Constantine Curris manufactured by Balsam Corporation, the same material that lasted 16 years Athletic Director: Christopher Ritrievi prior to the installation of the new. It's a premier surface utilized by every Head WBB Coach: Terri Lasswell (Washburn '78) Dome facility in North American with the exception of one and offers the Assistant Coaches: Mark Ackerman (Gonzaga '86) Chris Rolwes (Northern Iowa '90) best durability and playability of any material on the market. Sports Information Director: Nancy Justis Approximately 16,400 spectators can be seated for football games and Assistant SID: Kevin Kane WBB Contact: Chad Harberts track meets and, although normal capacity is 10,000 for basketball, seating Faculty Representative: Jack Wilkinson can be expanded to more than 20, 000. For stage productions such as concert, Head Athletic Trainer: Terry Noonan total capacity can reach 25,000. Women's Basketball Trainer: Mick:i Austin Equipment Manager: Dick Timmerman Ticket Manager: Doug Kangus *Largest crowd to witnC88 a basketball game in Iowa history. 37 MISSOURI VALLEY - MISSOURI VALLEY - MISSOURI VALLEY - MISSOURI VALLEY - MISSOURI VALLEY The Missouri Valley Conference A commitment to excellence, both in Washington University of St. Louis, Iowa, the classroom and the athletic area, has been Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska. Two a trademark of the Missouri Valley months after the initial meeting, two more Conference since its inception in the winter institutions -- Drake and Iowa State -- were of 1907. Athletic accomplishments of admitted to the league. Missouri Valley institutions throughout the Since those early years, some 31 years have included four national basketball institutions in 13 states have at one time or championships, 17 trips to the NCAA Final another been a part of what is now the Four, the 19 89 college baseball Missouri Valley Conference. League Doug Elgin championship by Wichita State, followed membership has stabilized over the last Commissioner by another historic 1991 baseball season in dozen years, which has helped make the which the MVC advanced two teams - MVC one of the most respected WichitaStateand Creighton -to the College intercollegiate conferences in the nation. World Series for the first time ever in the In recent years, the Valley has been same season. growing and expanding. In 1990, Southwest MVC athletes and coaches have Missouri State was admitted as the league's become household names during the ninth member, and a 10th member - conference's illustrious history, both during Northern Iowa -- was admitted in July of their collegiate careers and, for some, 1991. They are the newest members of the professional careers which have followed, Valley, which also includes Bradley, as Wichita State's Xavier McDaniel, Creighton, Drake, Illinois State, Indiana Patty Viverito Bradley's Hersey Hawkins and Creighton's State, Southern Illinois, Tulsa and Wichita Senior Associate Commissioner Benoit Benjamin are still active on NBA State. rosters, while past stars, such as Larry Bird, Another historic event took place this Oscar Robertson, Chet Walker, Walt past summer. The Gateway Collegiate Frazier, Wes Unseld, Paul Silas and many Athletic Conference, which has been others, still are to be found in the Valley's administering women's athletics and 1-AA record books. football for many MVC institutions for the Seeds for the creation of the conference past IO years, merged with the MVC. The were planted by eight administrators Valley, for the first time in its history, is representing five institutions. The five sponsoring women's athletics, while football schools which formed the Missouri Valley has remained under the Gateway banner. Intercollegiate Athletic Association were Mike Kern Director of Public Relations Missouri Valley Directory Commissioner Doug Elgin Senior Assoc. Commissioner Patty Viverito Assoc. Commissioner Joe Mitch Asst. Commissioner/Communications Jack Watkins Director of Public Relations Mike Kern Asst. to the Commissioner Helen Heugel Secretary/Receptionist Jan Moore Supervisor of Women's Basketball Officials Bruce Mason Administrative Intern Greg Scott 100 North Broadway Suite 1135 St. Louis, MO 63102 PHONE - 314-421-0339 FAX - 314-421-35-5 38 MISSOURI VALLEY - MISSOURI VALLEY - MISSOURI VALLEY - MISSOURI VALLEY - MlSSORUI VALLEY MVC Composite Schedule Dec. 19 #Bradley at Lady Hatter Classic Del.and, Fla. TBA Date Game Site Time Creighton vs. Nebraska Omaha, Neb. 7:30p.m. Dec. 1 Bradley vs. Drake Dayton, Ohio 6p.m. Illinois St. vs. Michigan St. East Lansing, Mich. 3p.m. Creighton vs. Iowa State Ames, Iowa 9p.m. Indiana State vs. Missouri Columbia, Mo. 1:30p.m. Drake vs. Montana State Des Moines, Iowa 7:05 p.m. S. Illinois vs. Arizona State Tempe, Ariz. 8p.m. Illinois State vs. Illinois Normal, Ill. 7:30 p.m. #Wichita State vs. Chicago State Wichita, Kan. 3p.m. Indiana State vs. Evansville Evansville, Ind . 4p.m. Northern Iowa vs. UMKC Kansas City, Mo. Sp.m. Dec.20 Drake vs. Iowa Iowa City, Iowa 1:30p.m. S. Illinois vs. Northern Illinois Carbondale, Ill . 7:05 p.m. Northern Iowa vs. Iowa State Cedar Falls, Iowa 1 p.m. SW Missouri State vs. Arkansas Springfield, Mo. 7:05 p.m. #SW Miss. St. vs. Pepperdine Honolulu, Hawaii 12a.m. Wichita State vs. Canisius Wichita, Kan. 7:30 p.m. #Wichita State at WSU Classic Wichita, Kan. TBA Dec. 2 Creighton vs. Chicago State Omaha, Neb. 7:30 p.m. Dec. 22 Drake vs. Loyola Chicago Des Moines, Iowa 7:05 p.m. Dec. 3 Northern Iowa vs. Kansas St. Manhattan, Kan. 7p.m. Dec. 27 #Drake vs. Duke Seattle, Wash. 5p.m. SW Missouri State vs. Kansas Springfield, Mo. 2:05 p.m. Dec 4 #Bradley vs. Central Michigan Pullman, Wash. 10 p.m. Drake vs. Northeastern Illinois Chicago, Ill. 7p.m. Dec.28 Bradley vs. Kentucky Peoria, Ill. 7:30 p.m. #Illinois State vs. Stanford Honolulu, Hawaii 12 a.m. #Drake at Washington Tourney Seattle, Wash. TBA #S . Illinois vs. Idaho State Boulder, Colo. 3:15 p.m. #Creighton vs. UM-Kansas City Stillwater, Okla. 6p.m. #SW Missouri State vs. Oregon Nashville, Tenn. 7p.m. Indiana State vs. Xavier Cincinnati, Ohio 6p.m. #Wichita State vs. Baylor Arlington, Texas 2p.m. Dec. 29 #Creighton at OSU Classic Stillwater, Okla. TBA Dec 5 #Bradley at Wash. St. Tourney Pullman, Wash . TBA #Illinois State at Wahine Invite Honolulu, Hawaii TBA Dec. 30 Bradley vs. Wake Forest Peoria, Ill . 4p.m. Indiana State vs. Michigan Terre Haute, Ind . 6p.m. Illinois St. vs. Bowling Green Bowling Green, Ohio 7 p.m. #S. Illinois at Coors Classic Boulder, Colo. TBA Indiana State vs. E. Kentucky Terre Haute, Ind. 6p.m. #SW Missouri St. vs. Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. 7p.m. Southern Illinois vs. Wisconsin Carbondale, Ill. 7:05 p.m. #Wichita State at Texas Tourney Arlington, Texas TBA Wichita St. vs. Texas-Pan Am. Edinburg, Texas 7p.m. Dec. 6 #Illinois State at Wahine Invite Honolulu, Hawaii TBA Dec. 31 Drake vs. Portland Portland, Ore. 7p.m. Northern Iowa vs. Wyoming Cedar Falls, Iowa 3 p.m. Jan. 1 SW Miss. St. vs. W. Kentucky Bowling Green, Ky. 7p.m. Dec. 7 Creighton vs. Wyoming Omaha, Neb. 6:30 p.m. Jan. 2 Creighton vs. Kansas Lawrence, Kan. 2p.m. Dec. 8 Bradley vs. Purdue West Lafayette, Ind . 6:30 p.m. Indiana State vs. Eastern Illinois Charleston, Ill . 7:30 p.m. Northern Iowa vs. W. Illinois Macomb, Ill. 7:30 p.m. S. Illinois vs. Tennessee Tech Carbondale, Ill. 7:05 p.m. Jan. 3 Drake vs. Montana Des Moines, Iowa 4:05 p.m. SW Missouri State vs. Kansas Lawrence, Kan. 7p.m. Wichita State vs. Iowa State Wichita, Kan. 7:30p.m. Jan. 4 Bradley vs. Loyola Chicago Chicago, Ill. 7p.m. Creighton vs. Western Illinois Omaha, Neb. 5 p.m. Dec. 9 Creighton vs. Missouri Columbia, Mo. 7p.m. Illinois State vs. Iowa State Normal, Ill. 7:30 p.m. Indiana State vs. Butler Indianapolis, Ind. 6 p.m. Jan. 7 •Creighton vs. Bradley Peoria, Ill . 7:30 p.m. Dec . 10 Northern Iowa vs. NE Illinois Chicago, Ill. 7p.m. •Drake vs. Illinois State Normal, Ill. 7:30 p.m. Wichita State vs. Purdue West Lafayette, Ind . 6:30 p.m. Jan. 8 •Indiana State vs. Wichita State Wichita, Kan. 7:30p.m. Dec. 11 Drake vs. Iowa State Ames, Iowa 7p.m. •s. Illinois vs. SMSU (ESPN) Springfield, Mo. 11:05 p.m. Illinois State vs. Marquette Normal, Ill. 7:30p.m. S. Illinois vs. Murray State Murray, Ky. 7p.m. Jan. 9 •Drake vs. Bradley Peoria, Ill. 7:30p.m. SW Missouri State vs. Montana Springfield, Mo. 7:05 p.m. •Northern Iowa vs. Illinois St. Normal, Ill. 1 p.m. Dec. 12 #Indiana State vs. Indiana Muncie, Ind. 1 p.m. Jan. 10 •Indiana State vs. SW Missouri Springfield, Mo. 2:05 p.m. Northern Iowa vs. Valparaiso Valparaiso, Ind. 2 p.m. •s. Illinois vs. Wichita State Wichita, Kan. 3 p.m. Wichita St. vs. Western Illinois Macomb, Ill . 3 p.m. Jan. 11 •Creighton vs. Illinois State Normal, Ill . 5 p.m. Dec. 13 Creighton vs. Texas Austin, Texas 2p.m. •Northern Iowa vs. Bradley Peoria, Ill. 7:30 p.m. Illinois State vs. Northwestern Normal, Ill. 2p.m. Southern Illinois vs. Illinois Champaign, Ill. 2p.m. Jan. 12 Drake vs. Canisius College Des Moines, Iowa 7:05 p.m. Dec . 18 #Bradley vs. Furman Del.and, Fla. 4p.m. Jan. 14 •Bradley vs. Southern Illinois Carbondale, Ill . 7:05 p.m. •sw Missouri vs. Creighton Omaha, Neb . 7:30p.m. •Wichita St. vs. UNI Cedar Falls, Iowa· 7:35 p.m. 39 MISSOURI VALLEY - MSSOURI VALLEY - MISSOURI VALLEY - MISSOURI VALLEY - MISSOURI VALLEY Date Game Site Time Feb. 15 •Creighton vs. Southern Illinois Carbondale, Ill. 7:05 p.m. Jan. 16 •Bradley vs. Indiana State Terre H_aute, Ind. I p.m. •Drake vs. Indiana State Terre Haute, Ind. 6p.m. •Illinois State vs. S. Illinois Carbondale, Ill. 7:05 p.m. •sw Missouri State vs. Drake Des Moines, Iowa 2:05 p.m. Feb. 18 •Creighton vs. Wichita State Wichita, Kan. 7:30p.m. •Wichita State vs. Creighton -Omaha, Neb. 5 p.m. •UNI vs. SW Missouri Springfield, Mo. 7:05 p.m. Jan. 18 •Illinois State vs. Indiana St. Terre Haute, Ind. 6p.m. Feb. 19 •Indiana State vs'. Illinois State Nonna), Ill. 7:30 p.m. •SMSU vs. Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa 5:25 p.m. •southern Illinois vs. Bradley Peoria, Ill. 7:30 p.m. •Wichita State vs. Drake Des Moines, Iowa 7:05 p.m. Feb. 20 •Creighton vs. SW Missouri Springfield, Mo. 3:05 p.m. Jan. 19 Bradley vs. Chicago State Peoria, Ill. 7:30 p.m. •Drake vs. Wichita State Wichita, Kan. 7:30 p.m. Southern Illinois vs. Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. 7p.m. Feb. 21 •Indiana State vs. Bradley Peoria, Ill. 3 p.m. Jan. 21 •Drake vs. Creighton Omaha, Neb. 7:30 p.m. •s. Illinois vs. Illinois State Nonna), Ill. 2p.m. Indiana St. vs. UW-Milwaukee Terre Haute, Ind. 6p.m. Northern Iowa vs. Saint Louis St. Louis, Mo. 7p.m. Feb. 22 •Drake vs. SW Missouri State Springfield, Mo. 7:05 p.m. •UNI vs. Wichita State Wichita, Kan. Sp.m. Jan. 23 •Illinois State vs. Bradley Peoria, Ill. 7:30 p.m. •Northern Iowa vs. Drake Des Moines, Iowa 7:05 p.m. Feb. 25 •Bradley vs. Drake Des Moines, Iowa 5:35 p.m. •s. Illinois vs. Indiana State Terre Haute, Ind. 6p.m. •Illinois St. vs. Creighton Omaha, Neb. 7:30 p.m. •wsu vs. SW Missouri State Springfield, M!>. 2:05 p.m. Northern Iowa vs. Chicago St. Cedar Falls, Iowa 7:35 p.m. •sw Missouri vs. S. Illinois Carbondale, Ill. 7:05 p.m. Jan. 25 •Creighton vs. Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa 7:35 p.m. •Wichita State vs. Indiana St. Terre Haute, Ind. 3:30 p.m. Jan. 26 Wichita St. vs. Kansas State Manhattan, Kan. 5 p.m. Feb. 27 •Bradley vs. Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa 7:35 p.m. •Illinois State vs. Drake Des Moines, Iowa 2:05 p.m. Jan. 28 •Bradley vs. SW Missouri St. Springfield, Mo. 7:05 p.m. •sw Missouri vs. Indiana State Terre Haute, Ind. 6p.m. •Illinois State vs. Wichita St. Wichita, Kan. 7:30 p.m. •Wichita St. vs. S. Illinois Carbondale, Ill. 7:05 p.m. •Indiana State vs. Drake Des Moines, Iowa 7:05 p.m. S. Illinois vs. Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa 5:25 p.m. Mar. I •Bradley vs. Creighton Omaha, Neb. 5p.m. •Illinois St. vs. Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa 7:35 p.m. Jan. 30 •Bradley vs. Wichita State Wichita, Kan. 5p.m. •Illinois State vs. SW Missouri Springfield, Mo. 7:05 p.m. Mar. 4 MVC Tournament Quarterfinals •Indiana St, vs. Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa 1:35 p.m. Mar. 9-10 MVC Tournament Semifinals •southern Illinois vs. Creighton Omaha, Neb. 5 p.m. Mar. 13 MVC Tournament Championship Feb. I •Indiana State vs. Creighton Omaha, Neb. 7:30 p.m. #Denotes in-season tournament involving MVC member school •southern Illinois vs. Drake Des Moines, Iowa 7:05 p.m. •Missouri Valley Conference Game Times are central and subject to change Feb. 2 SW Missouri vs. Nebraska Lincoln, Neb. 7p.m. Feb. 3 •Bradley vs. Illinois State Nonnal, Ill. 7:30 p.m. In-Season Tourneys Involving MVC Teams Feb. 4 Indiana State vs. Wright State Terre Haute, Ind . 3:30 p.m. . •Northern Iowa vs. Creighton Omaha, Neb. 5p.m. Dec. 12 Big Four Classic (Muncie; Ind.) S. Illinois vs. Murray State Carbondale, Ill. 7:05 p.m. (Indiana State, Indiana, Purdue, Ball State) Dec. 4-5 Coors Classic Tournament (Boulder, Colo.) Feb. 6 •Drake vs. Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa 5:25 p.m. (Southern Illinois, Colorado, Idaho State, Mississippi State) •sw Missouri vs. Wichita State Wichita, Kan. 7:30 p.m. Texas-Arlington Tournament (Arlington Texas) (Wichita State, Baylor, UT-Arlington, Eastern Illinois) Feb. 8 •Creighton vs. Drake Des Moines, Iowa 7:05 p.m. Vanderbilt University Classic (Nashville, Tenn.) •Indiana State vs. S. Illinois Carbondale, Ill. 7:05 p.m. (Southwest Missouri State, Oregon, Vanderbilt) Washington State Classic (Pullman, Wash.) Feb. 9 Northern Iowa vs. Kansas Cedar Falls, Iowa 7:35 p.m. (Bradley, C. Michigan, Texas Southern, Washington State) Dec. 4-5-6- Hawaii Wahine Invitational (Honolulu, Hawaii) Feb. 11 •Drake vs. Southern Illinois Carbondale, Ill. 7:05 p.m. (Illinois State, S.F. Austin, Arkansas State, Tennessee, •UNI vs. Indiana State Terre Haute, lud. 6p.m. Oklahoma State, Hawaii, Portland, Stanford) •sw Missouri vs. Illinois St. Nonnal, Ill. 7:30 p.m. Dec. 18-19 Lady Hatter Classic (DeLand, fla.) •Wichita State vs. Bradley Peoria, Ill. 7:30 p.m. (Bradley, Dartmouth, Funnan, Stetson) Dec. 19-20 Pizza Hut Classic (Wichita, Kan.) Feb. 13 •Creighton vs. Indiana State Terre Haute, Ind. 7:05 p.m. (Wichita State, Oklahoma State, Kentucky, Chicago State) •Northern Iowa vs. S. Illinois Carbondale, Ill. 7p.m. Dec. 20-21 Hawaii Paradise Classic (Honolulu, Hawaii) •sw Missouri vs. Bradley Peoria, Ill. 7:30 p.m. (SW Missouri State, Washington, Hawaii, Pepperdine) •Wichita St. vs. Illinois St. Nonnal, Ill. I p.m. Dec. 27-28 Washington Tournament (Seattle, Wash.) (Drake, Washington, Duke, Princeton) Dec. 28-29 Oklahoma State Classic (Stillwater, Okla.) (Creighton, UM-Kansas City, Oklahoma State, Oral Roberts) 40 1992-93 Northern Iowa Women's Basketball Front Row (from left): Angel Robertson, Wendy McCoy, Traci Amos, Nikki Dillard, Tiffany Sibley, Ann Miller, Julie Street. Back Row (from left): Graduate Assistant Colleen Heimstead, Rejean Gronewold, Assistant Coach Mark Ackerman, Melanie Willadsen, Carrie Jaspers, Chris Robbins, Becky Simonson, Head Coach Terri Lasswell, Katie McFadden, Laura Volbrecht, Lisa Gronoski, Chris Lockner, April Albers, Assistant Coach Chris Rolwes, Abby Frazee.