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Wright State University Women's Basketball Media Guide 1988-1989 Wright State University CORE Scholar Athletics Publications Athletics 11-26-1988 Wright State University Women's Basketball Media Guide 1988-1989 Wright State University Athletics Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/athletics_publications Part of the Public Relations and Advertising Commons Repository Citation Wright State University Athletics (1988). Wright State University Women's Basketball Media Guide 1988-1989. : Wright State University. This Media Guide is brought to you for free and open access by the Athletics at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in Athletics Publications by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 1988-89 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 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.
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