Wright State University Women's Basketball Media Guide 1988-1989

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November 26 Saturday Indiana Tech 5:15 pm

December 3 Saturday at Eastern Michigan 5:45pm 8 Thursday at Canisius 7pm 10 Saturday at Niagara 2pm 14 Wednesday Illinois-Chicago 7pm 16 Friday at Akron 7pm l 19 Monday Louisville 7pm 21 Wednesday Cleveland State 7pm 27 Tuesday at LaSalleTournament Wright State vs. Robert Morris 3pm 28-29 at LaSalle Tournament TBA

January 4 Wednesday at Evansville 8pm 7 Saturday Indiana State 7pm 10 Tuesday at Xavier 7pm 17 Tuesday Wayne State 7pm 21 Saturday Niagara 7pm 25 Wednesday Miami 5:15 pm 28 Saturday at Chicago State 6pm

February 1 Wednesday at Ohio 7pm 4 Saturday Canisius 5:15 pm 8 Wednesday Eastern Kentucky 7pm 11 Saturday at Oakland 7pm 15 Wednesday at Morehead State 7:30 pm 18 Saturday Chicago State 6:15 pm 20 Monday Butler 5:15 pm 22 Wednesday at Cincinnati 5pm 25 Saturday at Maryland-Baltimore County 7:35 pm

March 1 Wednesday Youngstown State 5:15 pm Home games are in bold type. All starting times are Eastern Standard Time. I CONTENTS OUTLOOK

Administration 14 All-Time Opponent Records 11 Raider Squad Puts Athletic Staff 14 tfflt we, Division I Hoopla to Rest; Coaching Staff 2 Seeks Sixth Winning Outlook 1 Season Player Profiles 3-9 With a 17-11 ledger posted in the initial The Ervin J. Nutter Center 13 Division I campaign last year, and with Raider Record Book 15-IBC 10 returning players this year, head coach Raider Roster 10 Pat Davis has both the confidence and the Schedule, 1988-89 BC experience she needs to guide the Raiders Statistics, 1987-88 11 through a successful second season in Wright State University 12 Division I. There are 10 veterans on this year's team: one senior, five juniors, and four sophomores. Returning from last year's team are three starters who, combined with CREDITS the remaining veterans, will give the team a solid base to begin building a competitive The 1988-89 Wright State Women's Basketball edge among the upper echelon of Media Guide was prepared by Paula Holland with Division I. the assistance of Gary Giles, sports information director. Editing and design services were handled Sole senior Gwen Lenzy will direct traffic on campus by the Editorial and Design office, and this year returning to the familiar starting typesetting by the Printing Service office. guard position she's held since her Contributing photographers include Jack Davis and Roberta Monnin. WRIGHT STATE QUICK FACTS sophomore year. Lenzy's speed and agility should put her first on the all-time steal list Location: Dayton, Ohio 45435 this year. The second guard spot, vacated Founded: 1964; independent university status, 1967 by Nettie Carter, will most likely be filled by Enrollment: 16,270 total; 12,713 undergraduate junior Missy Goedde. Goedde played a key Junior Missy Goedde will fill the vacant back court spot and provide the Raider President: Dr. Paige E. Mulhollan back-up position last year and proved offensive attack. Director of athletics: Dr. Michael J. Cusack herself worthy of a starting nod. Junior Head coach/alma mater: Pat Davis/Ohio Wesleyan, 1959 Cindy Banks, who has seen limited during the off season and is expected to be Record at Wright State: 174 wins, 129 losses (thirteenth year) action with the Raiders, and freshman a leading contender for the spot. Junior Assistant coach/alma mater: Marvin Gross/Wright State, 1983 Lori Brooks will also be looking for some Shayne Wadsworth is also looking for Letterwinners Returning (10) Assistant coach/alma mater: Janet Emerson/Wright State, 1988 6, Sr., 5.4 ppg, time in the back court. more playing time on the front line. Gwen Lenzy, G, 5- Sports information director: Gary Giles 3.7 rpg The post position will be open this year Sophomore Julie Miller has also seen little Office phone: 513/873-2771 Cindy Banks, G, 5-7, Jr., 0.4 ppg, with several players competing for the time on the court and will add depth to Home phone: 513/435-9528 0.8 rpg starting role. Sophomore Jennifer Miller the forward position. Freshman rookie Student assistant: Kevin Payne Goedde, G, 5-8, Jr., 7.2 ppg, saw much action as a substitute last year Andrea Carter and sophomore walk-on Missy Home court (capacity/surface): Physical Education Building (2,750/tartan) 2.1 rpg and has gained some physical strength Jamie Stump round out the front line. Nickname: Raiders Kristin King, F, 5-10, Jr., 4.6 ppg, which will put her in the running for the Last season, the road was shakey for the Colors: Hunter green and gold 3.4 rpg starting spot. Freshman Peggy Yingling team as it felt its way through the heretofore Affiliation: NCAA Division I Shayne Wadsworth, F, 5-1O, Jr., brings height to the squad. At 6-3, she is uncharted Division I schedule. But the Conference: Independent 2.2 ppg, 2.2 rpg the tallest member of the team, and will Raiders made no concessions and left 1987-88 record: 17-11 Dana Whitesel, F, 5-11, Jr., also be vying for time in the center. their mark as a team which belongs among Letterwinners returning/lost: 10/3 ppg, 6.6 rpg The front court is the deepest spot for the the elite. 10.5 Starters returning/lost: 2/3 Sue Grace, G, 5-10, So., 3.3 ppg, Raiders. Junior Dana Whitesel came into "We made a smooth transition into 1.9 rpg her own last season and is the top returnee Division I," said Davis. "The bridge is not Jennifer Miller, C, 6-1, So., 3.6 ppg, PRIMARY MEDIA OUTLETS in scoring with 10.5 ppg and in rebounding as long for us this year. We know what to 2.7 rpg with 6.6 per game. Whitesel averaged expect and now we can become Julie Miller, F, 6-0, So., 2.6 ppg, Wright State Chick Ludwig Omar Williams Ron Ware Don Brown double figures 17 times last season and led competitive." Sports Sports Director Sports Sports Director 1.9 rpg University Dayton Daily News WDTN-TV2 Springfield News-Sun WKEF-TV22 the team in scoring on five occasions and in The Raiders are still in a transitional Fourth and Ludlow 4595 South Dixie Avenue 202 North Limestone Street period, but with the experience, the height Jamie Stump, F, 5-10, So., 1.3 ppg, Dayton, Ohio 45435 1731 Soldiers Home Road rebounding on nine occasions. Classmate Dayton, Ohio 45402 Dayton, Ohio 45401 Springfield, Ohio 45501 1.9 rpg Dayton, Ohio 45418 Kristin King, although battling injury and additions, and a year of Division I behind 513/225-2250 513/293-5121 513/328-0345 513/268-9533 Newcomers (3) illness throughout the season, got the call them, the Raiders are on their way to Mark Weston Keith Walther Mick Hubert Rob Ullery Lori Brooks, G, 5-10, Fr. 11 times and averaged 4.6 ppg and 3.4 rpg. becoming a successful Division I Sports Editor Sports Editor Sports Director Sports Editor Andrea Carter, F, 5-10, Fr. Xenia Daily Gazette Fairborn Daily Herald WHIO-TV7 Beavercreek News Sophomore Sue Grace, who saw very competitor. Peggy Yingling, C, 6-3, Fr. On the front cover: Senior Gwen Lenzy 37 South Detroit Street One Herald Square P.O. Box 1206 One Herald Square limited action last season, has worked hard Xenia, Ohio 45385 Fairborn, Ohio 45324 Dayton, Ohio 45401 Fairborn, Ohio 45324 Letterwinners Lost (3) 513/372-4444 513/878-3993 513/259-2111 513/878-3993 Nettie Carter, G, 5-8, 10.?°ppg, Bill Begley Greg Knee Todd Bunnell 7.2 rpg Sports Sports Director Sports Editor Shawna Moffitt, C, 6-1, 8.9 ppg, Troy Daily News WWSU-FM Radio The Daily Guardian 224 South Market Street Wright State University Wright State University 5.4 rpg Troy, Ohio 45373 Dayton, Ohio 45435 Dayton, Ohio 45435 Tammy Stover, F, 5-7, 14.5 ppg, 513/335-5634 513/873-2000 513/873-2505 444200/02426/NO88/500 13.1 rpg RAIDER COACHING STAFF PAT DAVIS Head Coach ThirteenthYear (174-129) Beginning a new season is old hat for head coach Pat Davis. With the longest head coaching tenure at Wright State, Davis has seen the women's athletic program grow from its inaugural stages to its move to Division I in 1987. Davis began her career at Wright State in 1976 as softball coach, a position she held through the 1983 season. Later that year, basketball duties were added, and she became the second women's basketball coach in Wright State's history. Davis coached the basketball and softball teams on a part-time basis before signing on full time at the start of the 1978-79 season. After having endured two losing marks and a .500 year in her first three seasons, Davis has reeled off winning records in eight of the last nine seasons. Included in that time span is a 92-49 ledger over the past five years. Davis guided the 1986-87 Raider team to its first-ever NCAA tournament with a record-setting 24-6 mark. Davis was endowed in 1987 with Great Lakes Region Coach-of-the-Year honors following her most productive season ever. Last season's 17-11 mark was Davis's fifth consecutive winning season at Wright State. Coach Davis received her Bachelor of Arts degree in physical education from Ohio Wesleyan University and completed her master's degree in education at Xavier University. Ohio Wesleyan honored her in the fall of 1978 by naming her to the university's Athletic Hall of Fame. Davis was enshrined in the Hall for her many accomplishments, including 16 varsity letters earned on the athletic fields of Ohio Wesleyan. Davis earned four letters each in volleyball, basketball, softball, and field hockey. A native of Cedarville and a resident of Bellbrook, Ohio, Davis is active in raising and racing harness horses during the off season. MARVIN GROSS Assistant Coach Third Year After returning to his alma mater three years ago, Marvin Gross has helped guide the women's basketball team from a very successful Division II campaign to a winning Division I program. In his first season, the Raiders posted a record-setting mark and found themselves in the Division II NCAA Great Lakes Regional tournament for the first time in the program's existence. His responsibilities off the court include counseling, academic advising, and recruiting. Gross is also involved in counseling programs with other Wright State athletic teams. In the spring, his duties turn to the tennis court as the Raiders men's coach. Gross spent a year as a graduate assistant coach for the men's basketball program at West Georgia College in Carrollton, Georgia, before returning to Wright State. While at West Georgia College, Gross completed work towards a master's degree in psychology with an emphasis in sports psychology. Gross was also a full-time manager of the Racquet and Fitness Club of Carrollton. While teaching health and physical education at Oneida Baptist Institute of Oneida, Kentucky, he coached the boys' varsity basketball team. Gross has also worked in group counseling situations with juvenile delinquents at Oesterlen Services for Youth in Springfield, Ohio. A resident of Bellbrook, Ohio, Gross earned his Bachelor of Science degree in rehabilitation counseling from Wright State in 1983. JANET EMERSON Assistant Coach Second Year Janet Emerson made the move from player to coach last season and begins her second year in an instructing role for the Raiders. A 1987 second-team All-America selection by Fast Break magazine, Emerson led the Raiders to a 24-6 record-setting season and a first-ever NCAA tournament bid. Joining the team as a walk-on, Emerson saw limited action until her senior year, when she wreaked havoc on the record books. She has played the most games and minutes in a season of any Raider and also holds the mark for the most free throws made (105) and most free throws attempted (134). Despite limited playing time her first three years, Emerson's name is listed in the Top 10 of 12 individual career records. Emerson, a resident of Beavercreek, graduated in June 1988 with a Bachelor of Science degree in human factors psychology.

2 RETURNING PLAYERS 40 CINDY BANKS 45 SUE GRACE Junior 5• 7 135 Guard Sophomore 5-10 145 Forward Antwerp Accountancy Cincinnati/Seton Physical Education Career Bests: Points--10 vs. Wayne State, Feb. 1 o, 1987 Career Bests: Points-a vs. Illinois-Chicago, Dec. 12, 1987 Rebound&--6 vs. Wayne State, Feb. 10, 1987 Rebounds-4 vs. Brooklyn, Dec. 8, 1987; vs. Illinois-Chicago, Dec. 12, 1987 Assists--4 vs. Cedarville, Dec. 4, 1986

This Year: Will add depth to the guard spot where she should see more action off the bench. Has This Year: Made limited contributions last season but has worked hard in the off season and is not developed to her full potential, but uses the ball well when she has control. expected to see more on-court time this year. Has good outside shooting ability. College: Playing time decreased substantially last year, as she saw action in only nine games College: Saw action in only seven games last season, although she was productive when she compared to 21 games her freshman year. Her best performance came her freshman year was on the court. Her best effort came against Illinois-Chicago when she recorded eight points against Wayne State when she scored 10 points and recorded six rebounds. and four rebounds. High School: Had a successful high school career which included helping her team to a High School: Came from a very successful high school program. Helped her team to a 27-1 record and a berth in the state semifinals her senior season. Was an All-Green Meadows 73-5 record, an undefeated regular season, two league titles, and national rankings in the USA Todaypoll during her three-year stint. Was a first-team league choice and was named to the all Co�f�rence selection as well as a representative to the District 7 all-star team. Team captain and recIpIent of Most Valuable Player award in basketball her seni6r year. city team by the Cincinnati Enquirer her senior year. She also earned letters in soccer and track. Coach's Comments: "Cindy's a good ball handler. She's a team player and has a good attitude Coach's Comments: "Sue worked hard this spring and summer and has a good attitude. She can on the court." put some points on the board for us." - Banks's Record Grace's Record G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D A Pts. Avg. G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D A Pts. Avg. 1987-88 7 8-23 .348 7-9 .778 13 1.9 6-0 4 23 3.3 E 1986-87 21 16-42 .381 14-20 .700 22 1.1 18-1 20 46 2.2 1987-88 9 1-8 .125 2-3 .667 8 0.8 2-0 5 4 0.4 Career 30 17-50 .340 16-23 .696 30 1.0 20-1 25 50 1.7 35 KRISTIN KING 30 MISSY GOEDDE Junior 5• 10 140 Forward Junior 5.9 140 Guard Lancaster/Fisher Catholic Social Work Career Bests: Points-16 vs. Cedarville, Dec. 4, 1986 Cincinnati/Walnut Hills Financial Services Rebounds-13 vs. Cedarville, Dec. 4, 1986 Career Bests: Points-19 vs. Maryland-Baltimore Co., Jan. 30, 1987 Rebound� vs. Youngstown State, Jan. 20, 1988 Assists-7vs. Wayne State, Feb. 10, 1987

This Year: A very dedicated player, she can produce quality performances when healthy. Earned ThisYear: Came into her own last season and proved herself worthy of filling the vacant guard a starting role in 11 games last season. She is a strong rebounder and will continue her stand at spot this year. Has excellent passing skills and an aggressive offensive attack. Is consistent and the forward position this year. reliable at the line. College: Was plagued with injury and illness last season, but managed 11 starts in what became College: Exploded at the end of her sophomore year and returns as the top free-throw shooter on a successful season for her. Produced a 12-point effort, which included a perfect four-of-four the team. Compiled seven starts and recorded double-figure scoring on eight occasions. Was a performance on the line against Louisville. Saw back-up action as a freshman and is improving quality back-up guard for two seasons and will get the starting nod this year. each season. High School: Accumulated an impressive high school portfolio including Class AAA All-Ohio High School: Averaged 14.9 points and 10.4 caroms per contest earning her third-team Class A second-team selection, All-Cross County League choice, four-time all-league pick and a three All-Ohio honors her senior year. Was selected as the Mid-State League Co-Player-of-the-Year time team MVP. Was the Walnut Hills all-time leading scorer (1,277 points), free-throw after leading her Fisher Catholic team to the league championship. Averaged double figures in percentage leader (.870), and single-game scorer (37 points). scoring all three years as a starter in addition to grabbing over eight rebounds per game. Coach's Comments: "Missy gave us a lot of quality time last year; she was a consistent Coach's Comments: "Kristin is very team-minded. She adds personality to the team on and off of contributor. She's an intelligent passer, a good shooter, and she'll take it to the basket." the court. If she can stay healthy, she will be a real asset this year."

Goedde's Record King's Record G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D A Pts. Avg. G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D A Pts. Avg. 1986-87 21 37-75 .493 20-30 .667 62 3.0 14-0 5 94 4.5 1986-87 21 26-51 .510 14-23 .609 25 1.2 23-0 28 66 3.1 1987-88 28 46-139 .331 33-49 .673 95 3.4 23-0 12 125 4.6 1987-88 28 71-181 .392 54-71 .761 59 2.1 53-1 50 202 7.2 Career 49 83-214 .388 53-79 .671 157 3.2 37-0 17 219 4.5 Career 49 97-232 .418 68-94 .723 84 1.7 76-1 78 268 5.5

4 5 32 GWEN LENZY Senior 5• 7 125 Guard Canton/Timke� Physical Education 54 JULIE MILLER Career Bests: Points-15 vs. SIU-Edwardsville, Dec. 20, . 'liJ Sophomore 6-0 150 Forward 1986; vs. Maryland Baltimore Co., Feb. 20, 1987 Rebounds- Pomeroy/Meigs Undecided 7, 5 times, most recently vs. Maryland-Baltimore Co., Feb. 20, Career Bests: Points-12 vs. Chicago State, Feb. 6, 1988 1987 Assists-9, four times, most recently vs. Kentucky Rebounds-9 vs. Brooklyn, Dec. 9, 1987 ¥!d , State, Feb. 21, 1987 32

ThisYear: Will be directing traffic this year as she retains her starting guard spot for the third season. Is the sole senior and will be put in a leadership role. Her quickness enables her to set the tempo of the game. ThisYear: Will pick up a substitute role and will compete for time at the forward spot. Is a College: Has shared the spotlight with All-Americans since her career began, but will have her physical player despite her lanky frame. Is a dependable free-throw shooter. Is synchronized with chance to shine this year as she has built a credible portfolio in the green and gold. Earned a sister, Jennifer, when sharing front court. starting role as a sophomore and hasn't relinquished it. Hit double figures four times last season College: Was used primarily in a back-up role at the forward position. Recorded double figures in and produced a 15-point seven rebound effort against Maryland-Baltimore County. Has made her scoring on two occasions; against Chicago State (12 points), and Brooklyn (10 points). mark on the career and single-season lists for assists and steals. Has the potential this season to High School: Made her mark at Meigs collecting second-team Class AA All-District honors and as become the all-time leader in steals. an honorable-mention selection to the All-Ohio team twice. Was named to the All-Conference High School:As a starter, she helped Canton Timken to a 53-14 record and two sectional team as a second-team member her sophomore year and to the first team both her junior and championships in three years. Was a first-team All-Stark County selection and captain of the senior year. Led the Marauders to an undefeated regular season and the Tri-Valley Conference Timken squad her senior year. Won three letters each in basketball and track, and two in title, as well as the sectional and district titles. Averaged 10.7 points and a team-best cross country. 6.5 rebounds per game as a senior. Also earned letters in track and volleyball. Coach's Comments: "Gwen is a spark; she dictates the tempo of the game. She's gained a lot of Coach's Comments: "Julie's a jumper; we can count on her for the rebound. She's a scrappy confidence and has become a leader. When called on, Gwen gets the job done." player and has adjusted well to college basketball." Lenzy's Record G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D A Pts. Avg. Miller's Record 1985-86 26 50-105 .476 17-42 .405 50 1.9 39-0 38 117 4.5 G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D A Pts. Avg. 198EH!7 30 81-179 .453 60-100 .600 100 3.3 62-1 151 222 7.4 1987-88 18 16-33 .485 14-21 .667 34 1.9 17-0 4 46 2.6 1987-88 27 56-145 .386 34-61 .557 99 3.7 62-2 81 147 5.4 Career 83 187-429 .436 111-203 .547 249 3.0 163-3 270 486 5.9 42 JENNIFER MILLER Sophomore 6-1 150 Center 55 JAMIE STUMP Pomeroy/Meigs Elementary Education Sophomore 5•10 160 Forward Career Bests: Points-16 vs. Brooklyn, Dec. 9, 1987 Goshen/Little Miami Psychology Rebounds-11 vs. Chicago, Feb. 6, 1988 Career Bests: Points-10 vs. Chicago State, Feb. 6, 1988 Rebounds-a vs. Chicago State, Feb. 6, 1988

ThisYear: Saw much action last year and her expenence will add depth to the forward position this season. Has gained some physical strength and should be competitive this year. Is a very ThisYear: Walked on again this year after seeing very limited action last season as a walk-on. aggressive player and will not hesitate to take it to the basket and get the foul. Will compete for time at the post position again this year. Has overcome some foot problems, College: Was a key back-up player last season and assumed a starting role. Made some and her determination and hard work may begin to pay off. contributions in her first collegiate season and finished the year averaging 2.7 rebounds. Best College: Walked on the team last season after a foot injury her senior year in high school put a performances came against Brooklyn when she produced 16 points, and Chicago State when damper on a booming college career. Was patient and became a key practice player. Saw time she grabbed 11 rebounds. in only seven games but showed potential as a key substitute this season. High School: Was very successful at Meigs. Her achievements ranged from regional, district, High School: A severe foot injury cut her high school career short and resulted in limited playing conference, and state honors in basketball to volleyball and track letters. She finished her career time her senior year. Made her mark her junior season as she averaged 20 points and with 1,000 points and was a first-team Tri-Valley all-conference selection as well as an All-Ohio 10 rebounds per contest and was selected as the Fort Ancient Valley Conference (FAVC) Player special mention award recipient. of-the-Year. Also earned all-district honors, all-Cincinnati honors, and all-state honorable mention. Coach's Comments: "Jennifer has gained physical strength. She was initiated in a hurry to Was an all-around athlete, collecting awards in volleyball and softball. Division I basketball and gained some confidence and maturity." Coach's Comments: "Jamie worked hard on her game this summer. She's very coachable."

Miller's Record Stump's Record G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D A Pts. Avg. G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF·D A Pts. Avg. 1987-88 27 36-100 .360 24-46 .522 78 2.7 51-2 3 96 3.6 1987-88 7 2-10 .200 5-6 .833 13 1.9 8-0 0 9 1.3

6 7 RECRUITS 14 SHAYNE WADSWORTH Junior 5-10 140 Forward 34 LORI BROOKS Eaton Physical Education Freshman 5-10 140 Guard Career Bests: Points-14 vs. Chicago State, Feb. 6, 1988 Hamilton/Talawanda Physical Education Rebounds-9 vs. St. Louis, Nov. 28, 1987 This Year: Is a left-handed guard. Will be a key sub and will provide quality time off the bench. Is quick in the press. Her height gives her good jumping ability. High School: Averaged 20.2 points and 9.4 rebounds per game her senior year and helped Talawanda to a 19-4 record and a Mid-Miami League championship. Was selected Player-of-the This Year: Will be counted on as a key back-up player this year. Is dependable at the charity { Year for the league and also for District 15. Was a special mention All-Ohio Division I team strip and plays with determination. sele"ction by Associated Press. Claimed several school records, and stands third on the all-time College: Has improved each year as demonstrated by her career-high point and rebound scoring list with 908 points. Also excelled in soccer and earned first-team all-conference honors. performances last year. Nailed 14 points against Chicago State and grabbed nine rebounds Coach's Comments: "Lori has good court awareness. She loves basketball and works hard at it. against St. Louis at the Bradley tournament. She's a dedicated student and a fine athlete." High School: Earned first-team All-Southwestern Buckeye League and second-team Class AA All-Ohio honors her senior year. Was a four-time first-team selection to the All-Preble County team. Was chosen as the Preble County Co-Player-of-the-Year following her sophomore and senior seasons. Averaged 17.5 points and 10.4 points per game and holds the all-time career scoring record at Eaton High School with 1 , 124 points. Coach's Comments: "Shayne has a good attitude coming into the season. She's been patient 50 ANDREA CARTER and should see more action this season." Freshman 5-10 160 Forward Wadsworth's Record Castalia/Margaretta Physical Education G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D A Pts. Avg. 1986--87 18 13-39 .333 6-8 .750 33 1.8 10-0 14 32 1.8 This Year: Will add some physical power to the Raider front court. Should see action off the 1987-88 18 16-62 .258 8-14 .571 40 2.2 4-0 13 40 2.2 bench as a back-up forward. Career 36 29-101 .287 14-22 .636 73 2.0 14-0 27 72 2.0 High School: Earned first-team All-Sandusky Bay Conference honors twice at Castalia Margaretta. Also earned Division Ill All-Ohio laurels and was named the District 6 Player-of-the Year and northwest Ohio Player-of-the-Year her senior year. Notched double figures in scoring in 50 consecutive games, helping her to 1,230 career points, a school record. Led the Polar Bears 24 DANA WHITESEL to a 19-2 record her final season and a SBC Championship. Averaged 19.8 points and nine Junior 5-11 150 Forward rebounds per game. Earned three letters each in volleyball and softball. Coach's Comments: "Andrea is a rebounder. She's a physical player and very competitive. She'll Green Township/Green Nursing be a plus to the post position." Career Bests: Points-19 vs. Eastern Michigan, Dec. 19,1987 Rebounds-13 vs. Indiana State, Dec. 15, 1987; vs. Eastern Michigan, Dec. 19, 1987

ThisYear: Is the top returning scorer and rebounder. Earned a permanent starting role last 52 PEGGY YINGLING season and proved herself worthy of the first call again this season. Peaked at the end of Freshman 6-3 175 Center the season and should come into her own this year. Is a powerful player both mentally and physically. Centerville/Alter Business Administration College:Showed potential as a freshman in a substitute role which earned her much playing This Year: The tallest player on the roster, she will be competitive against Division I opponents. time. Excelled as a sophomore and moved into the starting lineup where she produced double Will vie for the inside starting spot, as the center position was vacated last spring. digits in scoring on 17 occasions and in rebounding six times. Had a season- and career-best High School: Helped Alter to a 20-6 record and a spot in the regional finals. Averaged 15.6 points performance against Eastern Michigan when she scored 19 points and pulled down 13 rebounds. and 7.5 rebounds per contest. Earned all-city All-District 15 and team MVP honors two High School: Compiled some lofty credentials at Green, including Suburban League Player-of consecutive years. Played on an AAU Junior Olympic team for two years. Also earned letters in the-Year honors, two-time honorable mention Class AAA All-Ohio team selection, three-time first track and volleyball. team All-Summit County choice, and two-time first-team District 14 player. Set the career records Coach's Comments: "Peggy will help us inside. She's got talent and is a caliber player. She'll in scoring (1,172 points) and rebounding (720 rebounds). learn to dominate the inside." Coach's Comments: "Dana did a complete turnaround from an outside player to an inside player and has adjusted well. She's determined; she never gives up."

Whitesel's Record G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D A Pts. Avg. 1986--87 22 21-66 .318 16-27 .593 67 3.0 18-0 14 58 2.6 1987-88 28 123-297 .414 49-78 .628 186 6.6 81-6 12 295 10.5 Career 50 144-363 .397 65-105 .619 253 5.1 99-6 26 353 7.1

8 9 1988-89RAIDER ROSTER 1987-88 STATISTICS Won 17 Lost 11

Player G FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-O Ast. Pts. Avg. TO Blk. s Min. Tammy Stover 27 166 380 .437 3 19 .158 58 79 .734 83 3.1 61-0 89 393 14.5 91 11 121 871 Nettie Carter 24 102 291 .351 0 0 .000 52 85 .612 173 7.2 47-0 84 256 10.7 92 10 75 751 Dana Whitesel 28 123 297 .414 0 0 .000 49 78 .628 186 6.6 81-6 12 295 10.5 51 3 22 706 Shawna Moffitt 28 97 245 .396 0 0 .000 55 79 .696 152 5.4 78-3 8 249 8.9 45 20 26 674 Missy Goedde 28 71 181 .392 6 21 .286 54 71 .761 59 2.1 53-1 50 202 7.2 93 6 39 591 Gwen Lenzy 27 56 145 .386 1 1.000 34 61 .557 99 3.7 62-2 81 147 5.4 93 11 103 773 Kristin King 28 46 139 .331 0 0 .000 33 49 .673 95 3.4 23-0 12 125 4.6 32 2 27 398 Jennifer Miller 27 36 100 .360 0 0 .000 24 46 .522 78 2.7 51-2 3 96 3.6 29 12 327 I' Sue Grace 7 8 23 .348 0 1 .000 7 9 .778 13 1.9 6-0 4 23 3.3 5 1 5 61 Julie Miller 18 16 33 .485 0 0 .000 14 21 .667 34 1.9 17-0 4 46 2.6 9 0 5 132 Shayne Wadsworth 18 16 62 .258 0 0 .000 8 14 .571 40 2.2 4-0 13 40 2.2 17 6 9 191 Jamie Stump 7 2 10 .200 0 .000 5 6 .833 13 1.9 8-0 0 9 1.3 6 1 4 45 Cindy Banks 9 8 .125 0 .000 2 3 .667 8 0.8 2-0 5 4 0.4 12 0 2 80 wsu 28 740 1914 .387 10 44 .227 395 601 .657 1178 42.1 493-14 365 1885 67.3 575 72 450 5600 Opponent 28 686 1724 .398 54 150 .360 277 444 .624 1255 44.8 547-18 320 1705 60.9 810 100 118 5600 -2.7 Rebound Margin + 6.4 Scoring Margin WSU-Team rebounds-145; Dead balls-73 Opponent-Team rebounds-123; Dead balls-79

Returning players are in bold type.

ALL-TIME OPPONENT RECORDS

Opponent Won Lost Air Force 1 0 Heidelberg 4 0 Ohio Dominican 6 1 Akron 4 5 Illinois-Chicago 1 0 Ohio Northern 2 2 Ashland 3 3 Indianapolis 2 4 Ohio 1 5 Ball State 1 0 Indiana State 0 1 Ohio Wesleyan 1 2 Bellarmine 5 6 Indiana Tech 8 0 Otterbein 3 1 Bloomsburg 0 IP-Fort Wayne 4 2 Philadelphia Textile 0 Bluffton 1 0 IUPUI 4 1 Quincy 0 Bowling Green 2 3 Kent State 0 2 Rio Grande 4 3 1988-89 Wright State Women's Basketball Team-Front row, left to right: Cindy Banks, Lori Brooks, Dana Whitesel, Gwen Lenzy, Brooklyn 1 0 Kentucky State 4 4 Sinclair 2 0 Missy Goedde, Jamie Stump, Sue Grace. Back row: Trainer Leslie Belcher, head coach Pat Davis, Kristin King, Julie Miller, Butler 2 2 Kentucky Wesleyan 3 Slippery Rock 1 0 Peggy Yingling, Jennifer Miller, Shayne Wadsworth, Andrea Carter, and assistant coach Marvin Gross. Campbellsville 0 1 Kenyon 0 Southeast Missouri 0 1 Capital 4 4 Lewis 3 0 Southern Illinois-Edwardsville 3 2 Cedarville 7 7 Liberty 1 0 Southern Indiana 2 2 No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown/High School Central Florida 0 Louisville 0 1 Southwest Missouri 1 0 140 Jr. Eaton 14 Shayne Wadsworth** F 5-10 Central State 10 5 Malone 3 2 St. Joseph's 3 24 Dana Whitesel** F 5-11 150 Jr. Green Township/Green Charleston (WV) 1 2 Marian 2 0 St. Louis 2 1 30 Missy Goedde** G 5-9 140 Jr. Cincinnati1Walnut Hills Chicago State 2 0 Marietta 0 Tampa 1 0 32 Gwen Lenzy*** G 5-7 125 Sr. Canton Timken Cincinnati 0 7 Maryland-Baltimore County 2 0 Taylor 2 0 34 Lori Brooks G 5-10 140 Fr. Hamilton Talawanda Cleveland State 3 6 Maryland-Eastern Shore 0 Toledo 3 3 35 Kristin King** F 5-10 140 Jr. Lancaster/Fisher Catholic .. Davis and Elkins 0 Miami 3 Urbana 2 0 Dayton 1 Michigan-Dearborn 1 0 40 Cindy Banks** G 5-7 135 Jr. Antwerp 13 Walsh 3 Defiance 5 3 Michigan State 0 Wayne State 2 42 Jennifer Miller* C 6-1 150 So. Pomeroy/Meigs 2 District of Columbia 2 0 Morehead State 0 Western Michigan 0 45 Sue Grace* F 5-10 145 So. Cincinnati/Seton Eastern Illinois 0 Mott 0 Wilberforce 1 0 54 Julie Miller* F 6-0 150 So. Pomeroy/Meigs Eastern Michigan 0 1 Mount St. Joseph 6 7 Wilmington 3 0 5-10 160 So. Goshen/Little Miami 55 Jamie Stump* F Edinboro 2 0 Muskingum 0 Wisconsin-Green Bay 1 1 50 Andrea Carter F 5-10 160 Fr. Castalia/Margaretta Evansville 1 Niagara 1 0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 0 52 Peggy Yingling C 6-3 175 Fr. Centerville/Alter Ferris State 0 Norfolk State 0 Wittenberg 7 2 *Indicates number of letters earned. Franklin 2 0 Northern Kentucky 1 12 Wooster 0 1 Gannon 1 0 Northern Michigan 0 1 Xavier 6 3 Head coach: Pat Davis Georgetown 3 3 Oakland 0 Youngstown State 3 Assistant coaches: Marvin Gross and Janet Emerson Grand Valley State 2 0

Bold type indicates Wright State's 1988-89 opponents.

10 11 WRIGHT STATE UNIVER$1TY THE ERVIN J. NUTIERCENTER

Welcome to Wright State University! An exciting and expanding university, Wright State offers excellent facilities for academics, support programs, recreation, housing, and arts activities. Continuing in the innovative spirit of aviation pioneers Orville and Wilbur Wright, our modern architecture is nationally known for being completely accessible to the handicapped through a unique tunnel system. In fact, our 557-acre campus offers something for nearly everyone. Founded in 1964, Wright State was granted full university status in 1967 and is an accredited, independent state university located in Dayton, Ohio. Dayton has a metropolitan population of over 900,000 and is one of the top-fifty media markets in the nation. The university serves approximately 17,000 students in more than 100 undergraduate and thirty-two graduate and professional degree programs. Most students commute to Wright State from affiliated with twenty-eight area hospitals Dayton and surrounding communities; and health-care institutions. others live in the residence hall or the The 1987-88 athletic season saw Wright university apartments adjacent to State move from the Division II to the the campus. Division I level of competition in the NCAA. The university library contains more than This move to the upper echelon of 380,000 bound volumes, 730,000 collegiate sports brought Wright State microforms, 160,000 U.S. and Ohio athletics up to the level of the university's government documents, 4,724 periodical nationally recognized academic and subscriptions, and a national map research programs. Basketball is one of depository with approximately 55,000 eight sports the university sponsors for The athletic department is scheduled to move to a new home in 1990-the Ervin J. Nutter geological and topographical maps from all men, along with seven sports for women. Activities Center. The center will be located at the intersection of Colonel Glenn Highway and North over the United States. The library features The men's basketball program has been the Fairfield Road and will be accessible by Interstate 675 and 444A roadway, which is currently under NCAA special collections of material pertaining to most successful, winning the Division construction. A main arena that seats more than 10,000 spectators for basketball will be the focus of the Wright brothers and James M. Cox, a II national championship in 1983 and former governor of Ohio and business qualifying for postseason play eight times. the new center. leader in newspaper publishing and Wright State's teams were frequently The facility will accommodate the Raider intercollegiate athletic teams, and host such events as radio broadcasting. ranked among the Top-20 Division II teams concerts, lectures, ice shows, and family entertainment. The three-level structure will include the Wright State offers innovative programs in in their respective sports. John W. Berry, Sr. Room which will overlook the endline of the court and serve as the headquarters a variety of fields. The university has a Academics are stressed in the university of the Pacesetter Club on game nights, and the C. J. Mclin, Jr. Gymnasium which will provide four Ph.D. degree program in biomedical athletic program and academic adviser sciences, a postmaster's educational Joe Gatton monitors the progress of each playing floors for athletic practices, physical education instruction, and recreational activities requiring specialist degree program, and the only student-athlete. The male and female less than 500 seats. combined computer science and athlete with the highest grade point The center will feature 14 corporate boxes, located just below the concourse level that provide engineering Ph.D. program in the state. averages are honored each year by the seating for 12, private restrooms, and closed-circuit television and wet bar capabilities. Wright State is also the only university in athletic council. Along with the athletic teams, the building will house the intercollegiate athletic offices, team locker Ohio to offer a Doctor of Psychology Financial aid is available for Wright State rooms and training facilities, and the offices and programs of the Department of Physical Education (Psy.D.) degree. In addition, the university's student-athletes. On-campus housing is School of Medicine offers the M.D. degree. also available; interested students are and Recreation. Educational facilities for general use by students, faculty, and staff, alumni, and the Associate and prebaccalaureate degree encouraged to apply early. For more community will also be provided. programs are offered at the Wright State information about Wright State University, Funding for the center comes from a $4 million appropriation from the State of Ohio and a $1.5 University Lake Campus located near contact the Office of Admissions, million donation from Ervin J. Nutter, an area business leader and member of the Wright State Board St. Mary's and Celina, Ohio. 513/873-2211; the Information Center, of Trustees. An increase in student fees has permitted bond financing of the $22 million facility. Wright state plays an active role in the 513/873-2310; or the Office of University Dayton metropolitan community and Communications, 513/873-3232. contributes significantly to the area's Helpful people, a close relationship with economy and industry. The university the Dayton community, and enthusiastic employs more than 5,300 full- and part-time spirit are all characteristic of Wright State. faculty, staff, and students, making it the As you will find, the university offers ninth largest employer in the Dayton area. opportunities and experiences for people of The Wright State School of Medicine is all ages and interests.

12 13 ADMINISTRATION RAIDER RECORDS Free Throws Attempted Free Throws Attempted Game--45 vs. Akron, Mar. 6, 1982 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Player Number Season-718, 1986-87 1. Jodi Martin 441 Points Free Throws Made 2. Jeanne Biermann 419 Game--45 by Jodi Martin vs. Capital, Jan. 5, 1980 Game--33 vs. Malone, Nov. 29, 1980 3. Lois Warburg 415 PAIGE E. MULHOLLAN Season-588 by Jodi Martin, 1982-83 Season-498, 1986-87 4. Debbie Leffler 300 President Career-2,055 by Jodi Martin, 1979-83 Free-Throw Percentage 5. Nettie Carter 279 Field Goals Attempted Game--1.000 (17-17) vs. Bellarmine, Feb. 25, 1984 6. Jenny Horn 251 7. Christi Hill 239 Paige E. Mulhollan, the third president of Wright State University, came to Wright State in 1985 from the Game-31 by Jodi Martin vs. Malone, Nov. 28, 1981 Season-. 714, 1984-85 8. Janet Emerson 219 Season-480 by Jodi Martin, 1982-83 position of executive vice-president at Arizona State University. He had originally served Arizona State Rebounds 9. Cindy Mercer 214 Career-1,744 by Jodi Martin, 1979-83 University in 1978 as provost and vice president for academic affairs and professor of history, and in Game--72 vs. Sinclair, Jan. 10, 1978 10. Tammy Phillips 192 1981 was named executive vice president. Field Goals Made Season-1 ,283, 1986-87 Game--21 by Jodi Martin vs. Capital, Jan. 5, 1980 Free Throws Made From 1973 to 1978, Dr. Mulhollan was dean of arts and sciences and professor of history at the Rebound Average Season-261 by Jodi Martin, 1982-83 Season-44.3, 1984-85 Player Number University of Oklahoma. Before his appointment at the University of Oklahoma, he was associate dean of Career-890 by Jodi Martin, 1979-83 Assists 1 . Lois Warburg 311 arts and sciences and associate professor of history for three years at Kansas State University. In Field-Goal Percentage Game--31 vs. Sinclair, 1977-78 2. Jeanne Biermann 303 1966, Dr. Mulhollan earned a Ph.D. degree in history from the University of Texas at Austin. Game--1,000 by Jodi Martin (7-7) vs. Xavier, 31 vs. Urbana, 1985--86 3. Jodi Martin 275 Dec. 15, 1979 Season-535, 1986-87 4. Debbie Leffler 248 A member of many professional and national associations, Dr. Mulhollan was selected to represent 1.000 by Lisa Jackson (7-7) vs. 5. Jenny Horn 191 Division II on the NCAA Presidents Commission. The commission, a 44-member body, provides college IP-Fort Wayne, Dec. 28, 1984 Scoring Average 6. Nettie Carter 170 1979-80 presidents the opportunity to have a direct voice in NCAA legislation. He began serving on the commission Season-.572 by Lois Warburg, 1983-84 Season-78.6, 7. Janet Emerson 161 Career-.510 by Jodi Martin, 1979-83 8. Christi Hill 155 in January 1986 and served until last fall, when Wright State moved to Division I status. Wins Free Throws Attempted Season-24, 1986-87 9. Tammy Phillips 125 10. Cindy Mercer 118 Game--18 by Jeanne Biermann vs. Ohio Northern, Most Points by Opponent Feb. 24, 1979 Game--103 by Mount St. Joseph, 1978-79 Season-134 by Janet Emerson, 1986-87 Free-Throw Percentage Career-441 by Jodi Martin, 1979-83 Least Points by Opponent Player Number Game--18 by Wilmington, 1974-75 Free Throws Made 1 . Debbie Leffler .827 2. Amy Kruer .819 Game--14 by Jeanne Biermann vs. Ohio Northern, 3. Jenny Horn .761 MICHAEL J. CUSACK Feb. 24, 1979 CAREER LEADERS 4. Tammy Stover .757 Season-105 by Janet Emerson, 1986-87 Director of Athletics 5. Lois Warburg .750 Career-311 by Lois Warburg, 1983-87 While Wright State just officially became a Division I institution September 1, 1987, the athletic program Games Played 6. Janet Emerson .735 Free-Throw Percentage 7. Jeanne Biermann .723 has operated at that upper level for a long time. Dr. Michael J. Cusack, who has been the director of Game--1.000 by Amy Kruer (12-12) vs. Player Number 8. Missy Goedde .723 athletics since April 1982, is one of the primary reasons for the program's grow1h during his six-and-a-half Bowling Green, Jan. 9, 1980 1 . Lois Warburg 111 9. Julie Garringer .716 Season-.887 by Debbie Leffler, 1983-84 2. Nettie Carter 110 10. Pam Hix .711 . year tenure. Career-.827 by Debbie Leffler, 1982-86 3. Debbie Leffler 107 Cusack was one of the major forces behind the move to Division I. He is pushing several new projects 4. Jenny Horn 106 Rebounds Rebounds 5. Tammy Phillips 105 forward as the university sports program competes at the new level, including the construction of the Game--25 by Margie Coate vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 6. Kay Rudisill 101 Player Number 10,300-seat Ervin J. Nutter Activities Center. In addition to his assistance with the design of the athletic Feb. 1, 1975 7. Jodi Martin 100 1. Jodi Martin 868 components of the building, Cusack formed the Director's Club, a committee of prominent business and Season-276 by Lois Warburg, 1983-84 8. Jeanne Biermann 98 2. Nettie Carter 756 Career-868 by Jodi Martin, 1979-83 9. Janet Emerson 95 3. Lois Warburg 702 community leaders who are selling premium seats in the new arena. Rebound Average 10. Patty McClure 83 4. Jenny Horn 625 5. Christi Hill 622 Supporting the largest number of teams in the program's history, the university offers eight sports for Season-11.5 by Margie Coate, 1974-75 6. Jeanne Biermann 534 Career-8.9 by Terry York, 1973-75 Field Goals Made men and seven for women. And success has been no stranger to Wright State's athletic program since 7. Cindy Mercer 527 Player Number Cusack's arrival. The men's basketball team won the national championship less than a year after he took Scoring Average 8. Janet Emerson 456 1. Jodi Martin 890 over as director of athletics. Since then, several other programs have made their first appearances in Season-24.5 by Jodi Martin, 1982-83 9. Andi del Valle 384 Career-20.6 by Jodi Martin, 1979-83 2. Jenny Horn 558 10. Krista Jones 359 NCAA regional tournaments, including the women's basketball team which won a first-round game in 3. Nettie Carter 467 Assists 4. Lois Warburg 459 Rebound Average 1987. Game--11 by Cindy Mercer vs. Wittenberg, 5. Debbie Leffler 446 A native of Levittown, New York, Cusack earned his Bachelor of Science degree in physical education Jan. 13, 1977 6. Jeanne Biermann 368 Player Number from Long Island University in 1964. He received his Master of Science degree in physical education from 11 by Tammy Phillips vs. Philadelphia 7. Cindy Mercer 335 1. Terry York 8.9 Textile, Jan. 10, 1986 8. Christi Hill 331 2. Jodi Martin 8.7 Queens College in 1969 and an Ed.D. degree from New York University in administration of physical Season-169 by Tammy Phillips, 1985--86 9. Janet Emerson 317 3. Christi Hill 8.2 education and athletics in 1980. Career-446 by Tammy Phillips, 1982-86 10. Tammy Phillips 286 4. Lisa Jackson 7.9 Steals 5. Nettie Carter 6.9 6. Cindy Mercer 6.8 Season-121 by Tammy Stover, 1987-88 Field Goals Attempted 7. Amy Kruer 6.6 Career-273 by Nettie Carter, 1984-88 Player Number 8. Margie Coate 6.5 Turnovers 1 . Jodi Martin 1744 9. Lois Warburg 6.3 Season-165 by Sarah Butler, 1976-77 2. Nettie Carter 1160 10. Jenny Horn 5.9 Career-374 by Tammy Phillips, 1982-86 3. Jenny Horn 1108 4. Debbie Leffler 963 5. Lois Warburg 927 Personal Fouls 6. Jeanne Biermann 900 Player Number TEAM RECORDS 7. Cindy Mercer 748 1. Jodi Martin 286 8. Tammy Phillips 748 2. Christi Hill 264 9. Jackie Swenson 679 3. Nettie Carter 264 Points 10. Janet Emerson 664 4. Debbie Leffler 252 Game--105 vs. St. Joseph's, Feb. 4, 1987 5. Jenny Horn 249 Season-2,336, 1986-87 Field-Goal Percentage 6. Tammy Phillips 239 Field Goals Attempted Player Number 7. Lois Warburg 226 Game--96 vs. Central State, Feb. 24, 1975 1. Jodi Martin .510 8. Cindy Mercer 212 Season-2,049, 1986-87 2. Jenny Horn .504 9. Jeanne Biermann 211 10. Andi del Valle 169 Field Goals Made 3. Christi Hill .502 Game--46 vs. Mount St. Joseph, Feb. 17, 1981 4. Lois Warburg .495 Assistant athletic director: Paul Newman Sports information director: Gary Giles Season-919, 1986-87 5. Andi del Valle .478 Assistant athletic director: Peg Wynkoop Head athletic trainer: Tony Ortiz 6. Janet Emerson .477 Athletic Staff Field-Goal Percentage Athletic operations director: Jeff Sakal Athletic budget director: Tsege Virga 7. Kristy Brown .468 Game--.612 (30-49) vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay, .463 Athletic department phone 513/873-2771 Athletic business manager: Susan Gayle Academic advisor: Joe Gatton 8. Debbie Leffler Dec. 29, 1981 Athletic promotions: Janeen Walker 9. Amy Kruer .452 Season-.480, 1980-81 10. Cindy Mercer .448

15 14 Career Total Points 8. Jodi Martin 78 1982 Assists Minutes Played Leading Rebounders by Season 9. Jeanne Biermann 76 1980 Player Fr. So. Jr. Sr. G TP Avg. 10. Debbie Leffler 75 1985 Player Number Year Player Number Year Year Player G Reb. Avg. 1 . Jodi Martin 478 461 528 588 100 2055 20.6 1. Tammy Phillips 169 1986 1. Janet Emerson 1018 1987 73-74 Terry York 14 88 6.3 144 447 467 1307 12.3 2. Jenny Horn 249 106 Free Throws Attempted 2. Gwen Lenzy 151 1987 2. Gwen Lenzy 989 1987 74-75 Terry York 14 162 11.5 3. Lois Warburg 407 235 271 316 111 1229 11.1 3. Nettie Carter 148 1987 3. Nettie Carter 961 1987 75-76 Connie Philon 15 120 8.0 4. Debbie Leffler 237 313 307 283 107 1140 10.7 Player Number Year 4. Nettie Carter 127 1986 4. Tammy Stover 937 1987 76-77 Cindy Mercer 17 169 9.9 5. Nettie Carter 230 218 400 256 110 1104 10.4 1 . Janet Emerson 134 1987 5. Tammy Phillips 116 1984 5. Tammy Phillips 928 1986 77-78 Krista Jones 20 158 7.9 2. Jodi Martin 6. Jeanne Biermann 273 230 216 320 98 1039 10.6 126 1980 6. Debbie Leffler 105 1985 6. Jodi Martin 921 1982 Caren Aiple 20 158 7.9 3. Jodi Martin 7. Christi Hill 248 308 261 76 817 10.8 125 1982 7. Debbie Trueman 100 1981 7. Lois Warburg 895 1984 78-79 Jeanne Biermann 23 176 7.7 4. Lois Warburg 120 1987 8. Cindy Mercer 208 199 214 180 77 801 10.4 8. Tammy Stover 96 1987 8. Nettie Carter 886 1986 79-80 Amy Kruer 26 226 8.7 5. Jeanne Biermann 1979 9. Tammy Stover 407 393 57 800 14.0 119 9. Tammy Phillips 95 1983 9. Tammy Stover 871 1988 80-81 Jodi Martin 25 220 8.8 6. Jackie Swenson 10. Janet Emerson 40 56 162 537 95 795 8.4 116 1979 10. Julie Garringer 95 1984 10. Jeanne Biermann 870 1982 81-82 Christi Hill 26 225 9.8 7. Jeanne Biermann 116 1982 82-83 Jodi Martin 24 199 8.3 Jeanne Biermann 6. Andi del Valle 143 8. 110 1980 Points 83-84 Lois Warburg 27 276 10.2 Fouled Out 9. Tammy Stover Senior Scoring 7. Jodi Martin 122 110 1987 84-85 Lisa Jackson 28 221 7.9 Pla er Number 8. Lois Warburg 112 10. Amy Kruer 106 1980 Player Number Year Pla er Games Pts. y 1 . Jodi Martin y 85-86 Jenny Horn 28 218 7.8 1. Christi Hill 16 9. Jenny Horn 111 588 1983 1 . Jodi Martin 24 588 2. Janet Emerson 537 1987 86-87 Janet Emerson 30 253 8.4 2. Tammy Phillips 9 10. Christi Hill 94 Free-Throw Percentage 2. Janet Emerson 30 537 87-88 Nettie Carter 24 173 7.2 3. Jodi Martin 8 3. Jodi Martin 528 1982 3. Jenny Horn 28 467 Pla er Number Year 4. Cindy Mercer y 4. Jodi Martin 478 1980 7 Minutes Played 1 . Debbie Leffler .887 1984 5. Debbie Leffler 7 5. Jenny Horn 467 1986 2. Debbie Leffler .862 1985 Junior Scoring 7 Player Number 6. Jodi Martin 461 1981 6. Nettie Carter 3. Amy Kruer .840 1980 7. Debbie Trueman 6 1 . Nettie Carter 3361 7. Jenny Horn 447 1985 Player Games Pts. 4. Tammy Phillips .810 1986 1. Jodi Martin Most Valuable Player 8. Jackie Swenson 6 2. Debbie Leffler 3285 8. Jackie Swenson 429 1979 25 528 3. Tammy Phillips 5. Christi Hill .797 1983 2. Jenny Horn 28 447 1973-74 Jeanne Keister 9. Dana Whitesel 6 3098 9. Amy Kruer 429 1980 4. Lois Warburg 2756 6. Debbie Leffler .792 1983 10. Lois Warburg 407 1984 3. Tammy Stover 30 407 1974-75 Margie Coate 7. Janet Emerson .784 1987 1975-76 Assists 5. Jodi Martin 2581 Margie Coate 6. Jenny Horn 2455 8. Lois Warburg .781 1985 Scoring Average Sophomore Scoring 1976-77 Cindy Mercer Player Number 7. Christi Hill 2212 9. Jenny Horn .774 1986 1977-78 Jayne Helmlinger 1. Tammy Phillips 446 10. Tammy Stover .773 1987 Player Number Year Player Games Pts. 1978-79 Jeanne Biermann and 8. Gwen Lenzy 2117 1 . Jodi Martin 2. Nettie Carter 446 1 . Jodi Martin 24.5 1983 25 461 Jackie Swenson 9. Tammy Stover 1808 2. Debbie Leffler 3. Debbie Leffler 363 2. Jodi Martin 21.1 1982 26 313 1979-80 Jodie Martin 10. Janet Emerson 1794 Rebounds 3. Christi Hill 4. Jeanne Biermann 270 3. Jackie Swenson 20.4 1979 26 308 1980-81 Jodi Martin Year Player Number 4. Jodi Martin 18.4 1980 1981-82 Jodi Martin 5. Gwen Lenzy 270 1. Lois Warburg 276 1984 6. Cindy Mercer 210 5. Jodi Martin 18.4 1981 Freshman Scoring 1982-83 Jodi Martin 2. Christi Hill 255 1982 7. Andi del Valle 196 6. Janet Emerson 17.9 1987 1983-84 Lois Warburg 3. Janet Emerson 253 1987 Player Games Pts. 8. Julie Garringer 180 SINGLE SEASON LEADERS 7. Jenny Horn 16.7 1986 1984-85 Jenny Horn 4. Jodi Martin 231 1982 1. Jodi Martin 26 478 9. Debbie Trueman 172 8. Amy Kruer 16.5 1980 1985-86 Jenny Horn 5. Amy Kruer 226 1980 2. Amy Kruer 26 429 10. Kay Rudisill 9. Jenny Horn 16.0 1985 1986-87 Janet Emerson 131 Field Goals Made 6. Nettie Carter 224 1987 Jackie Swenson 21 429 10. Lois Warburg 15.1 1984 1987-88 Tammy Stover Pla er Number Year 7. Lisa Jackson 221 1985 Scoring Average y Leading Scorers by Season 1. Jodi Martin 261 1983 8. Jodi Martin 220 1981 Turnovers 2. Jodi Martin 225 1982 9. Jodi Martin Player Number 218 1980 Year Player G FG FT TP Avg. 1. Jodi Martin 20.6 3. Janet Emerson 216 1987 10. Jenny Horn 218 1986 Player Number Year 73-74 Terry York 14 35 26 96 6.86 2. Jackie Swenson 15.4 4. Jodi Martin 203 1980 1 . Sarah Butler 165 1977 74-75 Margie Coate 14 171 12.2 3. Amy Kruer 13.0 5. Jodi Martin 201 1981 Rebound Average 2. Gwen Lenzy 148 1987 75-76 Connie Philon 15 211 14.0 4. Jenny Horn 12.3 6. Jenny Horn 201 1986 3. Julie Garringer 136 1985 76-77 Cindy Mercer 17 82 35 Pla er Number Year 199 11.7 11.6 7. Jenny Horn 190 1985 y 4. Nettie Carter 134 1987 5. Julie Garringer 1 . Margie Coate 11.5 1975 77-78 Jayne Helmlinger 20 92 50 234 11.7 6. Tammy Stover 11.6 8. Jackie Swenson 174 1979 5. Debbie Trueman 124 1981 78-79 Jackie Swenson 21 174 81 429 20.4 9. Nettie Carter 173 1987 2. Terry York 11.4 1975 6. Nettie Carter 112 1985 7. Margie Coate 11.5 3. Lois Warburg 10.2 1984 79-80 Jodi Martin 26 203 72 478 18.4 8. Lois Warburg 11.1 10. Amy Kruer 170 1980 7. Andi del Valle 106 1982 80-81 Jodi Martin 25 201 59 461 18.4 4. Cindy Mercer 9.9 1977 8. Tammy Phillips 106 1983 9. Christi Hill 10.8 5. Christi Hill 9.8 1982 81-82 Jodi Martin 25 225 78 528 21.1 10. Debbie Leffler 10.7 9. Kim Williamson 99 1978 Field Goals Attempted 6. Jodi Martin 9.2 1982 82-83 Jodi Martin 24 261 66 588 24.5 10. Pam Jones 98 1977 83-84 Lois Warburg 27 167 73 407 15.1 Player Number Year 7. Jodi Martin 8.8 1981 Turnovers 1. Jodi Martin 480 1983 8. Amy Kruer 8.7 1980 84-85 Jenny Horn 28 190 67 447 16.0 Blocked Shots 85-86 Jenny Horn 28 201 65 467 16.7 Pla 2. Jodi Martin 431 1982 9. Jodi Martin 8.4 1980 yer Number 86-87 Janet Emerson 1. Nettie Carter 431 3. Janet Emerson 425 1987 10. Janet Emerson 8.4 1987 Player Number Year 30 216 105 537 17.9 87-88 Tammy Stover 27 166 58 2. Tammy Phillips 374 4. Jodi Martin 424 1980 1. Christi Hill 79 1982 393 14.9 3. Debbie Leffler 300 5. Jodi Martin 409 1981 Personal Fouls 2. Christi Hill 62 1983 6. Jackie Swenson 398 1979 3. Christi Hill 45 1981 4. Gwen Lenzy 288 Pla er Number Year 5. Jenny Horn 238 7. Nettie Carter 396 1987 y 4. Lois Warburg 25 1984 1. Christi Hill 92 1982 6. Cindy Mercer 8. Tammy Stover 391 1987 5. Jodi Martin 24 1982 Raider Coaches' Record 236 2. Christi Hill 91 1983 7. Julie Garringer 9. Jenny Horn 387 1985 6. Nettie Carter 22 1985 Year 233 3. Cindy Mercer 89 1979 Won Lost Percent Coach 10. Jenny Horn 387 1986 7. Jodi Martin 19 1983 1973-74 1 13 .071 Arnelle Jackson 8. Lois Warburg 201 4. Amy Kruer 85 1980 8. Lisa Jackson 19 1985 1974-75 10 .285 Arnelle Jackson 9. Andi del Valle 198 5. Debbie Leffler 82 1985 4 10. Jodi Martin 195 9. Janet Emerson 19 1987 1975-76 9 8 .529 Arnelle Jackson Field Goal Percentage 6. Christi Hill 81 1981 10. Jodi Martin 15 1981 Totals Pla er Number Year 7. Tammy Phillips 81 1984 14 31 .311 y 1976-77 Blocked Shots 1. Lois Warburg .572 1984 5 12 .294 Pat Davis 8. Dana Whitesel 81 1988 Steals 1977-78 2. Jodi Martin .544 1983 10 10 .500 Pat Davis Player Number 1978-79 10 13 .434 Pat Davis 1. Christi Hill 186 3. Jodi Martin .522 1982 Player Number Year Fouled Out 1979-80 17 9 .654 Pat Davis 2. Lois Warburg 67 4. Jenny Horn .519 1984 1. Tammy Stover 121 1988 Pla er Number Year 1980-81 15 10 .600 Pat Davis 3. Jodi Martin 58 5. Jenny Horn .519 1986 y 2. Tammy Stover 115 1987 1. Cindy Mercer 7 1979 1981-82 14 12 .538 Pat Davis 4. Nettie Carter 46 6. Debbie Leffler .515 1984 3. Gwen Lenzy 103 1988 2. Christi Hill 6 1982 1982-83 11 14 .440 Pat Davis 5. Janet Emerson 31 7. Janet Emerson .508 1987 4. Gwen Lenzy 101 1987 3. Christi Hill 6 1983 1983-84 17 10 .630 Pat Davis 6. Jenny Horn 28 8. Christi Hill .505 1983 5. Andi del Valle 83 1988 4. Tammy Phillips 6 1984 1984-85 16 12 .571 Pat Davis 7. Lisa Jackson 19 9. Jodi Martin .491 1981 6. Nettie Carter 82 1987 5. Jackie Swenson 4 1979 1985-86 18 10 .643 Pat Davis 8. Tammy Phillips 10. Jenny Horn .491 1985 7. Nettie Carter 75 1988 18 6. Amy Kruer 4 1980 1986-87 24 6 .800 Pat Davis 9. Kay Rudisill 13 8. Nettie Carter 74 1986 7. Christi Hill 4 1981 1987-88 17 11 .607 Pat Davis 10. Amy Kruer 12 Free Throws Made 9. Kim Williamson 73 1978 8. Nettie Carter 4 1985 10. Andi del Valle 60 1981 Totals 174 129 .574 Player Number Year 9. Janet Emerson 4 1987 Steals 1 . Janet Emerson 105 1987 10. Debbie Trueman 3 1980 Player Number 2. Lois Warburg 92 1987 1 . Nettie Carter 273 3. Jeanne Biermann 89 1979 2. Gwen Lenzy 245 4. Amy Kruer 89 1980 3. Tammy Stover 236 5. Tammy Stover 85 1987 4. Debbie Leffler 189 6. Jeanne Biermann 84 1982 5. Tammy Phillips 172 7. Jackie Swenson 81 1979

16 1988-89 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

November 26 Saturday Indiana Tech 5:15 pm

March 1 Wednesday Youngstown State 5:15 pm Home games are in bold type. All starting times are Eastern Standard Time. I