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Mariah Gador Whitney Hartlage Mackenzie Martinez Rachel Young Kelsey Adwell 5-9 • Guard 5-8 • Guard 5-7 • Guard 5-7 • Guard 5-8 • Guard Jr. • Cincinnati, Ohio So. • Louisville, Ky. Jr. • Louisville, Ky. Fr. • Georgetown, Ky. So. • Louisville, Ky. 22 23 24 30 35

Raven Merriweather Sarah Galvin Destony Curry Nicole Bryant Beth Bowers 5-7 • Guard 6-0 • Forward 5-7 • Guard 5-10 • Forward 6-0 • Forward Fr. • Louisville, Ky. Jr. • Henderson, Tenn. So. • Louisville, Ky. Jr. • Prospect, Ky. Fr. • Indianapolis, Ind. 40 44 45

Morgan Clemons Jennifer Smith Genesis Claure Navia Megan Weaver Alexandria Th ompson 5-9 • Forward 6-1 • Center 6-2 • Center Manager Manager Sr. • Louisville, Ky. Jr. • Greenville, Ind. So. • Cochabamba, Bolivia Jr. • Louisville, Ky. Fr. • Augusta, Ky. ALPHABETICAL 21-Kelsey Adwell PRONUNCIATION 35-Beth Bower GUIDE 30-Nicole Bryant Bellarmine: 45-Genesis Claure Navia bell-UHR-men 40-Morgan Clemons 24-Destony Curry Gador Guh-door 4-Mariah Gador Destony Dest-iny 23-Sarah Galvin Claure Clar-eh 10-Whitney Hartlage Navia NAV-ee-uh 11-Mackenzie Martinez Dugan Doo-gan 22-Raven Merriweather Jessica Philpott Chancellor Dugan 44-Jennifer Smith Student Assistant 3rd season 14-Rachel Young Sr. • Mt. Washington, Ky,

Page 1 Table of Contents Bellarmine Knights Roster...... 3 BELLARMINE UNIVERISTY Coaches...... 4 Players...... 5-15 FAST FACTS 2013-2014 Statistics...... 16 Name: Individual Records...... 17 Location: Louisville, KY Bellarmine Records...... 18 Founded: 1950 Honors...... 19 NCAA Tournament History...... 20 Enrollment: 3,609 (Fall 2014) All Time Record...... 21-24 President: Dr. Joseph J. McGowan Team-By-Team Record...... 25 Director of Athletics: Scott Wiegandt GLVC Information...... 26 Nickname: Knights Bellarmine University Leadership...... 27 Bellarmine Athletics Administration/Coaches..28 Colors: Scarlet and Silver Bellarmine Athletic Facilities...... 29-30 Affi liation: NCAA Division II Conference: Great Lakes Valley Home Arena: Knights Hall ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION Athletics Director, Scott Wiegandt 502.272.8381 Capacity: 2,222 Associate Athletics Director, Pam Stackhouse 502.272.7997 Offi ce Manager, Linda Burt 502.272.8381 Athletics Phone: 502-272-8380 Athletics Secretary, Traci Siemens 502.272.8380 Athletics FAX line: 502-272-8450 Sports Information Director, John Spugnardi 502.272.8078 Cell phone 502.905.0922 Mailing Address: 2001 Newburg Road, Director, Athletics Events Management, Chris Cooper 502.272.8036 Louisville, KY 40205 Assistant Director of Athletics, Compliance Melanie Brunsdon 502.272.8408 WOMEN’S HISTORICAL DATA HEAD COACHES , Larry Owens 502.452.8278 First Year of Women’s Basketball: 1971-72 Basketball-Men, 502.272.8383 Basketball-Women, Chancellor Dugan 502.272.8382 Overall All-Time Record: 717-381 Cross Country-Men & Women, Jim Vargo 502.272.8042 NCAA Appearances: 14 Cross Country-Women/Distance, Kris Horton 502.767.3853 Field Hockey, Mark Blankebaker 502.272.8380 Last NCAA Postseason Appearance: 2007-08 Golf-Men, Ernie Denham 502.272.8380 Golf-Women, Art Henry 502.272.8380 NCAA Tournament Record: 12-15 (.444) Lacrosse, Kevin Burns 502.272.8397 NCAA Final Fours: 1 (1994) Soccer-Men’s, Tim Chastonay 502.272.8043 Soccer-Women’s, Chris Tinius 502.272.8106 Soft ball, Renee Hicks 502.272.8041 Swimming, Men’s & Womens, John Brucato 502.272.7727 Tennis - Men’s & Women’s, John Mican 502.272.8380 Track & Field - Men & Women, Jim Vargo 502.272.8042 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Volleyball, Jenni Grzebin 502.272.7461 COACHING STAFF INFORMATION Head Coach: Chancellor Dugan OTHER CONTACT INFORMATION Sports Information e-mail: [email protected] Alma Mater: Eastern (1982) Athletics Website: BUKnights.com School Record (Yrs.): 32-25 (.561) (2) MEDIA INFORMATION For information regarding media passes and seating location Career Record (Yrs.): 352-315 (.528) (23) for the media, please contact the sports information offi ce at Offi ce Phone: 502-272-8382 502.272.8078. Email: [email protected] Interviews with coaches can be set up through the sports information offi ce or by calling the coaches directly. To Assistant Coaches: Shannon Litton, Crystal arrange an interview with a student-athlete, media should Kelly contact the sports information offi ce to set up a time.

Knights Hall is equipped with wireless capability. Phone lines for electronic transmissions are available on request. Page 2 2014-2015 Roster Bellarmine Knights

NO. NAME POS. HT. YR. HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL 4 Mariah Gador Guard/Forward 5-9 Jr. Cincinnati, OH Turpin 10 Whitney Hartlage Guard 5-8 So. Louisville, KY Mercy 11 Mackenzie Martinez Guard 5-7 Jr. Louisville, KY Butler 14 Rachel Young Guard 5-7 Fr. Georgetown, KY Scott County 21 Kelsey Adwell Guard/Forward 5-8 So. Louisville, KY Pleasure Ridge Park 22 Raven Merriweather Guard 5-7 Fr. Louisville, KY Sacred Heart 23 Sarah Galvin Forward 6-0 Jr. Hendersonville, TN Pope John Paul II 24 Destony Curry Guard 5-7 So. Louisville, KY Manual 30 Nicole Bryant Guard/Forward 5-10 Jr. Prospect, KY North Oldham 35 Beth Bowers Forward 6-0 Fr. Indianapolis, IN Roncali 40 Morgan Clemons Forward 5-9 Sr. Louisville, KY Sacred Heart 44 Jennifer Smith Center 6-1 Jr. Greenville, IN Floyd Central 45 Genesis Claure Navia Center 6-2 So. Cochabamba, Bolivia St. Margaret’s School

HEAD COACH: Chancellor Dugan ASSISTANT COACHES: Shannon Litton, Crystal Kelly TEAM MANAGERS: Alexandria Th ompson, Megan Weaver, Jessica Philpott TEAM TRAINER: Brad Bluestone SPORTS PERFORMANCE: Steve Hartman

Page 3 Coaches Bellarmine Knights Head Coach- Chancellor Dugan Assistant Coach- Shannon Litton On June 22, 2012, Chancellor Dugan became the sixth head Shannon Litton has been an assistant for the coach in Bellarmine Univer- Bellarmine University women’s basketball sity women’s basketball history. team under Coach Chancellor Dugan since Dugan took over a Bellarmine 2012, but their relationship extends far be- basketball program that made 14 yond their days together with the Knights. appearances in the NCAA Tour- nament since 1986 and captured Litton has been by Dugan’s side since their four regional championships. days at Southern Indiana, which continued at Florida Atlantic. Th e duo had success in Dugan made an immediate both stops, leading USI to a 30-2 season in impact on the team in her fi rst 1996-97 that included 29 straight wins and season. Inheriting a program a national runner-up fi nish, and guiding coming off two losing seasons, Florida Atlantic to the 2005-06 Atlantic Sun championship. she turned the Knights around in 2012-13 and led the team to a Originally from Maysville, Kentucky, Litton graduated from Mason 19-11 record that included a 10-1 start to her tenure. County High School aft er helping lead the girls’ basketball team to three Kentucky state tournament berths. She played collegiately at Dugan, a Sacred Heart Academy graduate, spent 13 seasons Morehead State, graduating in 1993 with a degree in physical educa- as head coach at Division I Florida Atlantic University before tion and health. taking the helm at Bellarmine. At FAU, she led the Owls to their respective conference postseason tournament each year. Aft er graduating from MSU, she was the head JV and assistant varsity In 2005-06, FAU captured the Atlantic Sun championship coach at Monroe County and Fleming County before joining Dugan and earned the conference’s automatic berth to the NCAA at USI. She has been inducted into the KHSAA 10th Region and the Tournament. USI Hall of Fame. Prior to her stint at FAU, Dugan was head coach at Great Assistant Coach- Crystal Kelly Lakes Valley Conference rival University of Southern Indi- ana, where she coached the Screaming Eagles to four NCAA Aft er a heralded career collegiately and Tournament appearances in eight seasons from 1991-99 professionally, Crystal Kelly joined the including an appearance in the 1997 NCAA Division II Na- tional Championship. Dugan guided USI to a 30-2 record in Bellarmine University women’s basket- 1997 that included 29 staight wins. ball coaching staff starting in the 2012-13 season. In 1997-98, Dugan picked up GLVC Coach of the Year hon- ors for the second consecutive season, leading USI to the an- In her fi rst season as an assistant, Kelly other regular-season title and capturing the inaugural GLVC helped lead Bellarmine to a 19-11 turn Tournament at Roberts Stadium in Evansville, Indiana. around aft er the Knights went 13-14 the previous season. Dugan’s players have accumulated a combined eight fi rst- team all-conference (GLVC, TAAC/Atlantic Sun, Sun Belt) Regarded as one of the top prep athletes selections, 12 second team, 13 third team/honorable men- to ever come out of the city of Louisville, Kelly was a two-time tion, two all-conference freshman team honors, four confer- Gatorade Player of the Year in Kentucky and led Sacred Heart ence Players of the Year, one Defensive Player of the Year and Academy to three consecutive Sweet 16 titles from 2001-2004. As one Freshman of the Year awards. a senior, Kelly was named Miss Basketball and participated in the WBCA All-American game. A four-year letter winner for Eastern Kentucky University (1978-82), Dugan was a three-year starter and fi nished her Kelly moved on to play collegiately at Western Kentucky Universi- junior and senior seasons as the Lady Colonels’ leading re- ty, again having a career fi lled with honors and accomplishments. bounder and second-leading scorer. She earned a bachelor of She would fi nish her four-year career as the program’s all-time science in physical education from EKU and a master of arts leader in scoring and rebounding, with her 2,803 points rank- in physical education from Morehead State University. ing 23rd all-time in NCAA Division I history. In her fi nal year in Bowling Green, Kentucky, Kelly was named the Sun Belt Player of COLLEGE RECORD the Year while leading the nation in fi eld-goal percentage at 64.8

2013-14 Bellarmine 13-14 percent. 2012-13 Bellarmine 19-11 2011-12 Florida Atlantic 17-13 Aft er her illustrious career as a Hilltopper, Kelly was draft ed in 2010-11 Florida Atlantic 7-21 the third round and 31st overall in the 2008 WNBA Draft by the 2009-10 Florida Atlantic 14-15 . In three seasons in the league, she averaged 4.8 2008-09 Florida Atlantic 12-17 points and 2.4 rebounds while also playing overseas during the 2007-08 Florida Atlantic 6-22 off season. 2006-07 Florida Atlantic 6-25 2005-06 Florida Atlantic 20-11 2004-05 Florida Atlantic 12-16 2003-04 Florida Atlantic 12-16 2002-03 Florida Atlantic 14-14 2001-02 Florida Atlantic 17-14 2000-01 Florida Atlantic 9-19 1999-00 Florida Atlantic 15-14 1998-99 Southern Indiana 19-12 1997-98 Southern Indiana 26-2 1996-97 Southern Indiana 30-2* 1995-96 Southern Indiana 22-7 1994-95 Southern Indiana 22-5 1993-94 Southern Indiana 17-10 1992-93 Southern Indiana 15-15 1991-92 Southern Indiana 8-20 *NCAA DII National Runner-up CAREER RECORD: 352-315 (.528) Page 4 2014-2015 Roster Bellarmine Knights 4400 • MORGANMORGAN CCLEMONSLEMONS 5-9 • Senior • Forward • Louisville, Ky. • Sacred Heart Major: Biology • Parents: Bryan and Stephanie Clemons 2013-14: Started all 27 games for BU while averaging 25.9 minutes…Led team in fi eld- goal percentage (53.2) and tied for team lead in rebounding (5.4)…Was fourth on team in scoring (8.5) and third in assists with 44…Led or tied for team lead in rebounding eight times…Ranked eighth in the GLVC in fi eld-goal percentage...Pulled down 11 rebounds in season debut on Nov. 13 against Cedarville…Had 11 points, seven rebounds and four as- sists on Nov. 24 against Kentucky State…Made 6-of-8 shots in tallying 16 points with fi ve rebounds on Jan. 11 against Missouri S&T…Tied a career high with fi ve assists on Jan. 18 against Saint Joseph’s…Registered 11 points and 11 rebounds on Jan. 30 against McKend- ree…Pumped in career-high 23 points behind 11-of-14 shooting and grabbed 14 rebounds on Feb. 8 against Truman State…Made 5-of-6 shots for 11 points on Feb. 13 against Missouri-St. Louis…Scored 11 points and had nine rebounds on Feb. 22 against Indianapolis...Academic All-GLVC selection.

2012-13: Started 29 games on the year, coming off the bench once…Averaged 6.4 points and 5.6 rebounds per game…Opened season with a 16-point, 10- performance against Kentucky State (11/9)…Grabbed a career-high 15 rebounds in victory over Berea (11/27)…Ranked ninth in the league in off ensive rebounds per game (2.5)…Th ird on the team in fi eld-goal percentage (46.7 percentage)…Scored 11 points to go along with seven rebounds and fi ve assists in win over Georgetown (12/4)…Academic All-GLVC selection. Single Game Highs: Points...... 23, at. Truman St., 02/08/2014 2011-12: Appeared in all 27 games, earning her fi rst career start at Drury (1/12)…Aver- Rebounds...... 15, vs. Berea College, 11/27/2012 aged 2.7 points and 2.1 rebounds per game…Scored 17 points to go along with eight Assists...... 5, Twice rebounds against Coker (11/26)…Tallied 15 points on a perfect 6 of 6 from the fi eld and 3 Steals...... 2, Nine Times of 3 from the free throw line against Oakland City (12/11)…Earned Academic All-GLVC Blocks...... 1, Th ree Times honors. FGM...... 7, vs. Kentucky St., 11/09/12 FGA...... 2, Twice FTM...... 11, at Truman St., 02/08/2014 FTA...... 14, at Truman St., 02/08/2014

Morgan Celmons Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point Free Th rows Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft ft a pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg 2011-12 27-1 223 8.3 25 49 .510 0 0 .000 22 29 .759 23 34 57 2.1 9 4 9 2 7 72 2.7 2012-13 30-29 629 21.0 78 167 .467 0 0 .000 37 73 .507 76 93 169 5.6 66 41 50 11 14 193 6.4 2013-14 27-27 699 25.9 83 156 .532 0 0 .000 63 97 .649 57 89 146 5.4 85 44 35 7 17 229 8.5 TOTAL 84-57 1551 18.5 186 372 .500 0 0 .000 122 199 .613 156 216 372 4.4 160 89 94 20 38 494 5.9 Page 5 2014-2015 Roster Bellarmine Knights 4 • MARIAHMARIAH GGADORADOR 5-9 • Junior • Guard/Forward • Cincinatti, Ohio • Turpin Major: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology • Parents: Rob and Jennifer Gador 2013-14: In fi rst season at Bellarmine, played in all 27 games with 13 starts while averaging 19.0 minutes per game…Averaged 5.0 points and 3.6 rebounds and was second on the team in free throw percentage at 86.1 percent…Her 22 steals ranked third on the team and her 37 assists was fourth…Led BU in rebounding on six occasions…Pumped in career- high 18 points in career debut on Nov. 13 against Cedarville…Pulled down career-high 11 rebounds in second career game on Nov. 17 against North Alabama…Made 3-of-6 shots and all six free throws for 12 points while adding eight rebounds and three steals on Nov. 24 against Kentucky State…Scored 12 points on 5-of-9 shooting with six rebounds and four assists in season-high 34 minutes on Dec. 12 against Lee…Grabbed 10 rebounds with three assists and two steals on Jan. 5 against Rockhurst… Sank all eight of her free throws in scoring 12 points and passed out career- high fi ve assists on Jan. 18 against Saint Joseph’s…Sank 6-of-8 shots for 14 points with three rebounds and three assists on Jan. 25 against Lewis... Academic All-GLVC selection. Single Game Highs: Points...... 18, at Cedarville, 11/13/2013 Rebounds...... 11, at No. Alabama, 11/17/2013 2012-13 (Clarion): Started 26 games during her freshman year, averaging Assists...... 5, vs. St. Joseph’s, 01/16/14 6.6 points and 3.4 rebounds…Earned Pennsylvania State Athletic Confer- Steals...... 3, Twice ence West Division Freshman of the Week aft er averaging 8.3 points and Blocks...... 1, Five Times FGM...... 6, Twice 7.3 rebounds during the fi rst week of the season…Led Clarion in steals FGA...... 13, Twice with 51, tallying three or more eight times…Credited with a season-high 3PFGM...... 2, Twice seven steals against Pitt-Johnstown (11/27). 3PFGA...... 8, Twice FTM...... 8, vs. St. Joseph’s, 01/16/14 FTA...... 8, vs. St. Joseph’s, 01/16/14

Mariah Gador’s Career Statistics (At Bellarmine) Minutes Total 3-Point F-Th rows Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft ft a pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg 2013-14 27-13 512 19.0 46 151 .305 11 49 .224 31 36 .861 35 63 98 3.6 67 37 52 5 22 134 5.0 TOTAL 27-13 512 19.0 46 151 .305 11 49 .224 31 36 .861 35 63 98 3.6 67 37 52 5 22 134 5.0 Page 6 2014-2015 Roster Bellarmine Knights 1111 • MACKENZIEMACKENZIE MARTINEZMARTINEZ 5-7 • Junior • Guard • Louisville, Ky. • Butler Major: Biology • Parents: Sharon and Paul Adkins 2013-14: Named to the All-GLVC Defensive Team…Started in 25 games and played in all 27 for Bellarmine while averaging 28.1 minutes per game…Averaged 7.6 points and 2.8 rebounds while leading team in as- sists (90), steals (54) and blocks (13)…Led or tied for team lead in assists 12 times…Ranked fourth in the GLVC in steals per game and 14th in assists per game...Had 12 points and fi ve assists in 42 minutes on Nov. 13 against Cedarville…Dished out career-high eight assists on Nov. 23 against Ferris State…Had career-high seven steals and added 12 points on Jan. 5 against Rockhurst…Had 13 points, four assists and four rebounds on Jan. 9 against Drury…Tied career high with seven steals and had career-best six rebounds to go along with career-high six fi eld goals made and 15 points on Jan. 20 against Southern Indiana…Made 5-of-8 shots and 6-of-8 free throws for career-high 16 points on Jan. 30 against McKendree…Had 10 points and fi ve rebounds on Feb. 22 against Indinanapolis…Scored 13 points on Feb. 27 against Southern Indiana…Had 10 points, six assists and three rebounds against Maryville in the GLVC Tournament. Single Game Highs (At Miami, OH): Points...... 16, vs. McKendree, 01/30/2014 Rebounds...... 6, vs. So. Indiana, 01/20/14 2012-13 (Morehead State): Saw action in 28 games as a freshman, averag- Assists...... 8, Twice ing 4.6 minutes per contest…Scored only points of the season against Bel- Steals...... 7, Twice Blocks...... 2, Th ree Times mont, going 1 for 1 from behind the arc…Grabbed 12 rebounds and dished FGM...... 6, vs. So. Indiana, 01/20/2014 out nine assists on the season. FGA...... 13, Twice 3PFGM...... 2, vs. DU, 01/09/2014 3PFGA...... 4, Twice HIGH SCHOOL: FTM...... 3, Th ree Times Averaged 7.2 points FTA...... 10, at Rockhurst, 01/05/2014 and 2.7 rebounds per game, leading Butler to a 28-5 re- cord…Led Butler to back-to-back quar- terfi nal appearances in the Sweet 16… Added 9.7 points and 4.3 rebounds as a junior, leading the team with 115 assists.

Mackenzie Martinez Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point Free Th rows Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft ft a pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg 2013-14 27-25 760 28.1 68 163 .417 6 32 .188 63 104 .606 13 62 75 2.8 76 90 72 13 54 205 7.6 TOTAL 27-25 760 28.1 68 163 .417 6 32 .188 63 104 .606 13 62 75 2.8 76 90 72 13 54 205 7.6 Page 7 2014-2015 Roster Bellarmine Knights 11 • MACKENZIE MARTINEZ 2233 • SARAHSARAH GALVINGALVIN 6-0 • Junior • Forward • Hendersonville, Tenn. • Pope John Paul II Major: Communication • Parents: Tim and Kelly Galvin

2013-14: Named second-team All-GLVC…Started in 21 of 26 games in which she ap- peared while averaging 21.6 minutes per game…Led team in scoring at 12.7 points per game by making team-best 122 fi eld goals…Tied for team lead in rebounds (5.4) and was second in steals (35) and fi eld goal percentage (50.4)...Ranked 15th in the GLVC in fi eld-goal percentage…Led or tied for team lead in scoring on 13 occasions including six straight games from Jan. 11-25 and BU’s fi nal three games from Feb. 22-March 2…Sank 9-of-16 shots from the fl oor and 11 of 16 from the charity stripe in scoring 29 points with 10 rebounds and four steals on Nov. 17 against North Alabama…Hit 8-of-12 shots for 17 points on Jan. 11 against Missouri S&T…Pumped in career-high 30 points on 10-of-18 shooting from the fl oor and 10 of 12 from the charity stripe on Jan. 16 against Indianapo- lis…Made nine fi eld goals and seven free throws while scoring 25 points on Jan. 23 against Wisconsin-Parkside…Had 24 points and career-high fi ve steals on Jan. 25 against Lewis… Tallied double-double with 16 points and career-high 12 rebounds on Feb. 22 against In- dianapolis…Tallied 17 points and seven rebounds against Maryville in the GLVC Tourna- ment...Academic All-GLVC selection.

2012-13: Came off the bench in 16 games during her freshman season, averaging 1.9 points and 1.8 rebounds…Scored 14 points, pulled down four rebounds to go along with two assists and two steals in season-high 14 minutes of action against Kentucky Wesleyan Single Game Highs (At Fordham): (2/2)…Scored six points and grabbed three boards in win over McKendree (1/21). Points...... 30, vs. Indianapolis, 01/16/2014 Rebounds...... 12, at Indianapolis, 02/22/2014 Assists...... 2, Six Times Steals...... 5, at Lewis, 01/25/2014 HIGH SCHOOL: Named Sumner County Player of the Year aft er averaging 18.8 points Blocks...... 1, Five Times and 8.4 rebounds…Led Pope John Paul II to a school-record 24 wins, fi nishing as the FGM...... 10, vs. Indianapolis, 01/16/2014 school’s all-time leading scorer with 1,174 points…Holds school record for points in a FGA...... 23, at Lewis, 01/25/2014 game with 47 against Father Ryan Academy...Earned All-State honors from the Tennessee 3PFGM...... 1, vs. Lee Univ., 12/12/2013 Sports Writers Association as a senior…Played for Coach Jerry Joslin. 3PFGA...... 1, Twice FTM...... 11, at No. Alabama, 11/17/2013 FTA...... 8, at No. Alabama, 11/17/2013

Sarah Galvin Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point F-Th rows Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft ft a pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg 2012-13 16-0 70 4.4 8 18 .444 0 0 .000 15 21 .714 9 20 29 1.8 6 6 11 0 3 31 1.9 2013-14 26-21 562 21.6 122 242 .504 1 2 .500 86 124 .694 57 83 140 5.4 67 18 61 5 35 331 12.7 TOTAL 42-21 632 15.0 130 260 .500 1 2 .500 101 145 .697 66 103 169 4.0 73 24 72 5 38 362 8.6 Page 8 2014-2015 Roster Bellarmine Knights 3300 • NNICOLEICOLE BBRYANTRYANT 5-10 • Junior • Guard/Forward • Prospect, Ky. • North Oldham Major: Biochemistry • Parents: David and Laura Bryant 2013-14: Appeared in 11 games off the bench for BU…Drilled a 3-pointer on her fi rst shot of the season on Nov. 13 against Cedar- ville…Sank a 3-pointer on Jan. 11 against Missouri S&T…Scored a career-high fi ve points in only three minutes on Jan. 30 against McKendree...Academic All-GLVC selection. 2013-14 Game-by-Game Statistics

2012-13: Played in four games during the season, averaging 4.0 minutes…Hit only 3-pointer of the season in eight minutes of ac- tion against St. Joseph’s (2/9) while also grabbing three rebounds... Academic All-GLVC selection. 2012-13 Game-by-Game Statistics

HIGH SCHOOL: Member of 1,000 point club...Earned All-Region honors as a senior...Played for Coach Dan Pfaff . Single Game Highs: Points...... 5, vs. McKendree, 01/30/2014 Rebounds...... 3, vs. St. Joseph’s, 02/09/2013 Assists...... 1, vs. Ill-Spring., 02/01/2014 Steals...... 1, vs. St. Joseph’s, 02/09/2013 FGM...... 1, Four Times FGA...... 4, vs. St. Joseph’s, 02/09/2013 3PFGM...... 1, Four Times 3PFGA...... 4, vs. St. Joseph’s, 02/09/2013 FTM...... 2, vs. McKendree, 01/30/2014 FTA...... 2, vs. McKendree, 01/30/2014

Nicole Bryant Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point Free Th rows Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft ft a pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg 2012-13 4-0 12 3.0 1 4 .250 1 4 .250 0 0 .000 0 3 3 0.8 0 0 1 0 1 3 0.8 2013-14 11-0 28 2.5 3 13 .231 3 12 .250 2 2 1.000 1 2 3 0.3 1 1 2 0 0 11 1.0 TOTAL 15-0 40 2.7 4 17 .235 4 16 .250 2 2 1.000 1 5 6 0.4 1 1 3 0 1 14 0.9 Page 9 2014-2015 Roster Bellarmine Knights 4444 • JJENNIFERENNIFER SSMITHMITH 6-1• Junior • Center • Greenville, Ind. • Floyd Central Major: Accounting • Parents: David and Anne Smith 2013-14: Appeared in all 27 games while averaging 10.1 minutes off the bench…Averaged 3.3 points and 2.0 rebounds…Had nine points and career-high fi ve rebounds on Dec. 20 against Wayne State…Posted eight points and fi ve rebounds on Jan. 3 against Wil- liam Jewell…Made 5-of-9 shots in scoring a career-high 13 points in just 16 minutes on Feb. 8 against Truman State…Hit 4-of-6 shots for 10 points on Feb. 15 against Maryville...Academic All-GLVC selection.

2012-13 (Indiana): Member of Indiana University volleyball team.

2011-12 (Indiana): Member of Indiana University volleyball team…Redshirted.

Single Game Highs: Points...... 13, at Truman St., 02/08/2014 HIGH SCHOOL: Th ree-sport star at Floyd Central High School, Rebounds...... 5, Th ree Times lettering in basketball, volleyball and track…Gave up basketball as Assists...... 1, Five Times Steals...... 1, Five Times a senior to concentrate on volleyball…As a junior averaged 19.8 Blocks...... 2, Twice points, 8.8 rebounds and 2.9 blocks per game, being named New FGM...... 5, at Truman St., 02/08/2014 FGA...... 9, Twice Albany Tribune Player of the Year…Scored over 1,000 points in un- FTM...... 3, Twice der three seasons…Led team to a 25-2 record that included Hoo- FTA...... 5, vs. Maryville, 02/15/14 sier Hills Conference championship, sectional and regional titles.

Jennifer Smith Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point F-Th rows Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft ft a pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg 2013-14 27-0 274 10.1 37 87 .425 0 0 .000 15 27 .556 28 27 55 2.0 35 5 16 10 5 89 3.3 TOTAL 27-0 274 10.1 37 87 .425 0 0 .000 15 27 .556 28 27 55 2.0 35 5 16 10 5 89 3.3 Page 10 2014-2015 Roster Bellarmine Knights 1100 • WWHITNEYHITNEY HHARTLAGEARTLAGE 5-8 • Sophomore • Guard • Louisville, Ky. • Mercy Major: Pre-Pharmacy • Parents: Jerome and Beth Hartlage 2013-14 :Made her collegiate debut against Alabama ... Went 2-for-2 from the free throw line for her fi rst collegiate points ... Saw action in 15 games in her rookie year ... Scored a season-high nine points in seven minutes at UNCG ... Went 4-of-7 against the Spartans ... Made a season-best two 3-pointers in UTC win over Appalachian State in UTC’s “Th row-back Game” at Maclellan Gym ... Played a season-high for minutes against Appalachian State ... Named to UTC Dean’s List in the Fall semester ... Named to the Athletics Director’s Honor Roll

HIGH SCHOOL: Named Sixth Region Player of the Year as a senior ... Sixth Region Touranment Most Outstanding Player ... 2012 Kentucky junior All-Star ... 2013 Kentucky All-Star ... 2013 All-State ... All-State Honorable Mention ... selected to play in the Kentucky-Indiana All-Star game ... averaged six points per game as a freshmen helping the Jaguars to the Kentucky state title ... led Mercy Academy to the Region and District title as a senior averaging 17.9 points per game, 4.9 rebounds per game Single Game Highs (at UT-Chattanooga): and high 97 3-pointers while shooting 74.7 percent from the free throw Points...... 9, at UNCG line ... the Jaguars were two-time Region winners ... back-to-back region Rebounds...... 2, Twice, last vs. Woff ord Assists...... 2, at UNCG runners-up and two-time district champions ... won the Louisville Invita- FGM...... 4, at UNCG tion Tournament (LIT) as a freshman and were runners-up in sophomore FGA...... 7, at UNCG season ... averaged 15 points per game as a junior and 13 points per game 3PFGM...... 2, vs. Appalachian State 3PFGA...... 4, vs. Colorado State as a sophomore ... played Club ball for the Kentucky Premier ... member FTM...... 2, Four times of the Mercy Academy soccer team. FTA...... 3, vs. Woff ord

Whtney Hartlage Career Statistics (At UT-Chattanooga) Minutes Total 3-Point Free Th rows Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft ft a pct off def tot avg ast t/o blk stl pts avg 2013-14 16-0 78 4.8 11 35 .314 5 22 .227 9 11 .818 2 7 9 .6 4 12 0 0 36 2.3 Totals 16-0 78 4.8 11 35 .314 5 22 .227 9 11 .818 2 7 9 .6 4 12 0 0 36 2.3 Page 11 2014-2015 Roster Bellarmine Knights 10 • WHITNEY HARTLAGE 2211 • KELSEYKELSEY ADWELLADWELL 6-10 • Sophomore • Guard/Forward • Louisville, Ky. • Pleasure Ridge Park Major: Criminal Justice • Parents: Denny and Ginny Adwell 2013-14: Appeared in 26 games with two starts while averaging 10.0 minutes per game in freshman season at Bellarmine…Averaged 1.8 points and 2.0 rebounds with 23 assists…Sank 10 of her 12 free throws for an 83.3 percent clip at the free throw line…Scored seven points be- hind 5-of-6 shooting from the charity stripe in collegiate debut on Nov. 13 against Cedarville…Scored career-high eight points on Jan. 18 against Saint Joseph’s…Tallied career-high three steals on Jan. 20 against Southern Indiana…Pulled down career-best six rebounds on Feb. 8 against Truman State.

HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 19.3 points and 6.6 rebounds to earn honor- able-mention All-State…Helped PRP to a 25-7 record…Shot 46.7 percent from the fi eld…Played for the Kentucky All-Stars in Kentucky/Ohio All- Star game.

Single Game Highs: Points...... 8, vs. St. Joseph’s, 01/18/2014 Rebounds...... 6, at Truman St., 02/08/14 Assists...... 2, Six Times Steals...... 3, vs. So. Indiana, 01/20/2014 Blocks...... 1, Th ree Times FGM...... 2, Twice FGA...... 7, vs. Maryville, 02/15/2014 3PFGM...... 1, Five Times 3PFGA...... 2, Seven Times FTM...... 5, at Cedarville, 11/13/2013 FTA...... 6, at Cedarville, 11/13/2013

Kelsey Adwell Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point F-Th rows Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft ft a pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg 2013-14 26-2 259 10.0 16 57 .281 5 20 .250 10 12 .833 26 25 51 2.0 30 23 22 3 7 47 1.8 TOTAL 26-2 259 10.0 16 57 .281 5 20 .250 10 12 .833 26 25 51 2.0 30 23 22 3 7 47 1.8 Page 12 2014-2015 Roster Bellarmine Knights 2244 • DDESTONYESTONY CCURRYURRY 5-7 • Sophomore • Guard • Louisville, Ky. • Manual Major: Communication • Parents: Tony and Chiquita Curry 2013-14: Appeared in all 27 games while starting two and averaging 17.7 minutes in her freshman season…Averaged 6.6 points and 2.3 rebounds while shooting 70.7 percent from the free throw line…Sank 22 3-pointers, good for second on team…Scored in double-digits in four of fi ve games from Feb. 8-22…Canned a 3-pointer and scored fi ve points with fi ve rebounds and two assists in collegiate debut on Nov. 13 against Cedarville…Had career-high four assists on Jan. 9 against Drury…Nailed all three of her 3-pointers while scoring 13 points on Feb. 8 against Truman State…Poured in a career-high 21 points behind 6-of-11 shooting, including 4 for 4 on 3-pointers and 4 for 5 from the charity stripe on Feb. 15 against Maryville…Had 14 points and career- high nine rebounds on Feb. 20 against Saint Joseph’s…Totaled 11 points on Feb. 22 against Indianapolis.

HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 15.1 points, 4.0 rebounds, 1.9 assists and 1.5 steals per game, earning third-team All-State honors by the Couri- Single Game Highs: er-Journal…Led Manual to a 25-9 record in the semifi nals of the state Points...... 21, vs. Maryville, 02/15/14 tournament…Named to 7th Region All-Tournament Team…Shot 44 Rebounds...... 9, at St. Joseph’s, 02/20/2014 Assists...... 4, vs. DU, 01/09/2014 percent from the fi eld including 34 percent from long range…Selected Steals...... 1,at St. Joseph’s, 02/20/2014 to play for the Kentucky All-Stars in Kentucky/Ohio All-Star game… Blocks...... 1,Th ree Times Won Kentucky state championship as a junior as the team went 37-2. FGM...... 6, vs. Maryville, 02/15/14 FGA...... 11, Th ree Times 3PFGM...... 4, vs. Maryville, 02/15/14 3PFGA...... 6, Twice FTM...... 5, vs. Maryville, 02/15/14 FTA...... 6, Th ree Times

Destony Curry Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point Free Th rows Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft ft a pct off def tot avg pf fo ast t/o blk stl pts avg 2013-14 27-2 479 17.7 63 170 .371 22 74 .297 29 41 .707 15 48 63 2.3 60 1 23 34 3 16 177 6.6 TOTAL 27-2 479 17.7 63 170 .371 22 74 .297 29 41 .707 15 48 63 2.3 60 1 23 34 3 16 177 6.6 Page 13 2014-2015 Roster Bellarmine Knights 24 • DESTONY CURRY 4455 • GGENESISENESIS CCLAURELAURE NNAVIAAVIA 6-2 • Sophomore • Center • Cochabamba, Bolivia • St. Margaret’s School Major: Spanish and International Studies • Parents: Denis Claure and Elizabeth Navia

1144 • RRACHELACHEL YOUNGYOUNG 5-7 • Freshman • Forward • Georgetown, Ky. • Scott County Major: Exercise Science • Parents: Doug Young and Mary Scott HIGH SCHOOL: Led Scott County to the 42nd District...Team advanced to the Regional Tournament in Frankfort... Member of the number one rebounding team in the state of Kentucky her senior year... Was elected a candidate for the 2013 Homecoming Court

Page 14 2014-2015 Roster Bellarmine Knights 2222 • RAVENRAVEN MMERRIWEATHERERRIWEATHER 5-7 • Freshman • Guard • Louisville, Ky. • Sacred Heart Major: Undecided • Parents: Lisa Gerton and Michael Merriweather

High School: Raven comes to Bellarmine from Sacred Heart Academy... Led her team to the Sweet Sixteen berth in the Kentucky High School Gril’s Basketball Tournament... averaged 16.6 ppg and 4.1 apg her senior year... Received 2nd team All-State honors that same year...

3355 • BBETHETH BBOWERSOWERS 6-0 • Freshman • Guard • Indianapolis, In. • Roncali Major: Biology • Parents: Kari and Greg Kerr

High School: First Roncali player to appear in 100 varsity games...Led her team to a 19-5 record and was ranked in the top ten all season her senior year....Finished her career as a member of the winningest class in Roncali history...averaged 9 points and 6 rebounds a game last year....

Page 15 2013-2014 Statistics Bellarmine Knights

2013-14 Bellarmine Women's Basketball 22 • RAVEN MERRIWEATHER Bellarmine Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 13, 2014) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 13-14 10-4 3-10 0-0 CONFERENCE 9-9 6-3 3-6 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 4-5 4-1 0-4 0-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 33 Hutchinson, Darion 4-4 111 27.8 23-48 . 4 7 9 0-2 . 0 0 0 12-14 . 8 5 7 10 24 34 8.5 12 0 8 12 2 3 58 14.5 23 Galvin, Sarah 26-21 562 21.6 122-242 . 5 0 4 1-2 . 5 0 0 86-124 . 6 9 4 57 83 140 5.4 67 3 18 61 5 35 331 12.7 14 Montano, Therese 21-21 612 29.1 61-175 . 3 4 9 17-63 . 2 7 0 75-87 . 8 6 2 21 42 63 3.0 46 0 78 58 2 16 214 10.2 15 Hardin, Jessica 26-16 535 20.6 80-217 . 3 6 9 52-140 . 3 7 1 37-54 . 6 8 5 28 45 73 2.8 74 2 23 33 4 20 249 9.6 40 Clemons, Morgan 27-27 699 25.9 83-156 . 5 3 2 0-0 . 0 0 0 63-97 . 6 4 9 57 89 146 5.4 85 4 44 35 7 17 229 8.5 11 Martinez, Mackenzie 27-25 760 28.1 68-163 . 4 1 7 6-32 . 1 8 8 63-104 . 6 0 6 13 62 75 2.8 76 4 90 72 13 54 205 7.6 24 Curry, Destony 27-2 479 17.7 63-170 . 3 7 1 22-74 . 2 9 7 29-41 . 7 0 7 15 48 63 2.3 60 1 23 34 3 16 177 6.6 34 Lamb, Kelsey 27-4 460 17.0 63-122 . 5 1 6 0-0 . 0 0 0 49-74 . 6 6 2 47 61 108 4.0 67 5 19 34 3 8 175 6.5 04 Gador, Mariah 27-13 512 19.0 46-151 . 3 0 5 11-49 . 2 2 4 31-36 . 8 6 1 35 63 98 3.6 67 2 37 52 5 22 134 5.0 32 Cox, Mercedes 6-0 87 14.5 7-31 . 2 2 6 3-17 . 1 7 6 11-20 . 5 5 0 5 14 19 3.2 13 1 4 8 0 3 28 4.7 44 Smith, Jennifer 27-0 274 10.1 37-87 . 4 2 5 0-0 . 0 0 0 15-27 . 5 5 6 28 27 55 2.0 35 1 5 16 10 5 89 3.3 25 Sandlin, Courtney 8-0 57 7.1 9-15 . 6 0 0 2-3 . 6 6 7 1-3 . 3 3 3 3 7 10 1.3 4 0 1 2 1 1 21 2.6 21 Adwell, Kelsey 26-2 259 10.0 16-57 . 2 8 1 5-20 . 2 5 0 10-12 . 8 3 3 26 25 51 2.0 30 1 23 22 3 7 47 1.8 05 Hamilton, Kylee 6-0 40 6.7 3-9 . 3 3 3 1-5 . 2 0 0 3-4 . 7 5 0 2 2 4 0.7 4 0 5 4 0 2 10 1.7 30 Bryant, Nicole 11-0 28 2.5 3-13 . 2 3 1 3-12 . 2 5 0 2-2 1.000 1230.3101200111.0 Team 64 47 111 3 Total...... 27 5475 684-1656 . 4 1 3 123-419 . 2 9 4 487-699 . 6 9 7 412 641 1053 39.0 641 24 379 448 58 209 1978 73.3 35 • BETH BOWERS Opponents...... 27 5475 693-1550 . 4 4 7 111-354 . 3 1 4 546-726 . 7 5 2 323 663 986 36.5 598 - 380 447 98 239 2043 75.7 TEAM STATISTICS BU OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 1978 2043 11/13/13 at Cedarville L o t 84-87 465 Points per game 73.3 75.7 11/17/13 at North Alabama L 62-82 199 Scoring margin -2.4 - 11/23/13 FERRIS STATE W 64-61 576 FIELD GOALS-ATT 684-1656 693-1550 11/24/13 KENTUCKY STATE W 91-79 463 pct . 4 1 3 . 4 4 7 12/12/13 LEE UNIVERSITY W 61-55 326 3 POINT FG-ATT 123-419 111-354 12/16/13 at Union University L 52-76 289 3-point FG pct . 2 9 4 . 3 1 4 12/20/13 WAYNE STATE L 60-70 503 3-pt FG made per game 4.6 4.1 12/21/13 TREVECCA NAZARENE W 77-67 614 FREE THROWS-ATT 487-699 546-726 * 01/03/14 at William Jewell L 62-70 250 F r e e t h r o w p c t . 6 9 7 . 7 5 2 * 01/05/14 at Rockhurst W 76-74 200 F-Throws made per game 18.0 20.2 * 01/09/14 DU L 75-82 750 REBOUNDS 1053 986 * 01/11/14 MISSOURI S&T W 85-65 412 Rebounds per game 39.0 36.5 * 01/16/14 INDIANAPOLIS L 72-86 553 Rebounding margin +2.5 - * 01/18/14 SAINT JOSEPH'S W 91-83 475 ASSISTS 379 380 * 01/20/14 SOUTHERN INDIANA W 72-62 821 Assists per game 14.0 14.1 * 01/23/14 at UW-Parkside W 82-77 305 TURNOVERS 448 447 * 01/25/14 at Lewis L 82-90 935 Turnovers per game 16.6 16.6 * 01/30/14 MCKENDREE W 85-79 759 Turnover margin +0.0 - * 02/01/14 ILLINOIS-SPRINGFIELD W 73-70 675 /turnover ratio 0.8 0.9 * 02/06/14 at Quincy L 79-89 622 STEALS 209 239 * 02/08/14 at Truman State Univ. L o 2 88-100 1290 Steals per game 7.7 8.9 * 02/13/14 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS L 65-68 634 BLOCKS 58 98 * 02/15/14 MARYVILLE W 82-81 725 Blocks per game 2.1 3.6 * 2/20/14 at Saint Joseph's (IN) W 65-63 409 ATTENDANCE 8286 7667 * 02/22/14 at Indianapolis L 70-85 1415 Home games-Avg/Game 14-592 13-590 * 02/27/14 at Southern Indiana L 58-71 1100 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0 03/02/14 at Maryville L 65-71 188

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT OT2 Totals * - Conference game Bellarmine 958 989 23 8 1978 Opponents 945 1052 26 20 2043

Page 16 Individual Records Bellarmine Knights

BELLARMINE THOUSAND POINT CLUB NAME YRS. GMS. PTS. AVG. 1. Stephanie Tracy 1985-89 114 1,936 17.0 2. Lynne Johnson 2000-05 116 1,711 14.8 3. Angela Smith 2004-08 120 1,672 13.9 4. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 114 1,569 13.8 5. Molly Niehaus 1993-97 114 1,556 13.6 6. Roxanne Cox 1983-87 112 1,529 13.7 7. Stephanie Hutchcraft 1996-01 114 1,519 13.7 8. Nickie Randall 1999-03 115 1,428 12.4 9. Lois Taurman 1979-83 102 1,414 13.9 10. Mary Jane Hoben 1973-77 87 1,389 16.0 11. Amy Siegel 1994-98 110 1,335 12.1 12. Dana Beaven 2005-09 118 1,321 11.1 13. Michelle Weakley 1984-88 113 1,309 15.7 14. Renata Kuchowicz 1989-93 118 1,258 10.7 15. Sharonda O’Bannon 1988-92 77 1,234 16.0 16. Vickie Sipes 1980-84 106 1,231 11.6 LYNDSEY NEAL LYNNE JOHNSON 17. Ashley Lewallen 2004-08 118 1,214 10.3 18. Kylie Brady 2008-13 105 1,182 11.3 19. Carol Heil 1980-84 102 1,161 11.4 20. Alicia Bleuel 1992-96 112 1,151 10.3 INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS 21. Betsy Young 1996-00 109 1,103 10.1 22. Ellen Finn 1976-80 102 1,077 10.6 MOST POINTS IN A GAME 23 Lyndsey Neal 2001-04 87 1,065 12.2 24. Allison Matheis 2008-12 110 1,033 9.3 PL NAME PTS. OPPONENT DATE 1. Lyndsey Neal 45 Saint Joseph’s Feb. 22, 2003 25. Missy Hahn 1987-91 118 1,029 8.7 2. Rachel Young 38 Missouri-St. Louis Dec. 2, 2000 26. Jenny O’Bryan 1990-94 111 1,006 9.1 3. Mary J. Hoben 37 Spalding Jan. 13, 1975 Stephanie Tracy 37 Campbellsville Dec. 12, 1987 5. Kylie Brady 36 Ky. Wesleyan Feb. 18, 2012 HIGHEST CAREER SCORING AVERAGE 6. Stephanie Tracy 35 Ashland Mar. 4, 1989 PL NAME SEASON GMS. PTS. AVG. 7. Lyndsey Neal 34 SIU-Edwardsville Mar. 5, 2003 1. Stephanie Tracy 1985-89 114 1936 17.0 8. Stephanie Tracy 33 SIU-Edwardsville Jan. 28, 1989 2. Mary Jane Hoben 1973-77 87 1389 16.0 Molly Niehaus 33 St. Joseph’s Feb. 1, 1997 3 Sharonda O’Bannon 1988-92 77 1234 16.0 Amy Siegel 33 Missouri-St. Louis Feb. 27, 1997 4. Michelle Weakley 1984-88 113 1309 15.7 Audrey Cannon 33 U. of Puerto Rico Nov. 17, 2000 5. Shanta Bowens 2001-04 63 934 14.8 6. Lynne Johnson 2000-05 116 1711 14.8 7. Angela Smith 2004-08 120 1672 13.9 MOST POINTS IN A SEASON Lois Taurman 1979-83 102 1414 13.9 PL NAME SEASON GMS. FG. FT. PTS. AVG. 1. Stephanie Tracy 1988-89 28 207 171 585 20.9 9. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 114 1569 13.8 2. Molly Niehaus 1996-97 28 189 147 567 20.3 10. Roxanne Cox 1983-87 112 1529 13.7 3. Stephanie Hutchcraft 1998-99 30 199 98 514 17.1 Stephanie Hutchcraft 1996-01 114 1519 13.7 4. Lyndsey Neal 2002-03 31 198 117 513 17.1 Sharonda O’Bannon 1990-91 31 192 129 513 16.5 MOST THREE POINTERS IN A SEASON 6. Stephanie Tracy 1987-88 28 178 151 510 18.2 PL NAME SEASON NUMBER 7. Roxanne Cox 1985-86 30 218 71 507 16.9 1. Allison Matheis 2011-12 74 8. Angela Smith 2007-08 32 158 117 498 15.6 2. Betsy Young 1998-99 68 9. Maria Poschinger 1983-84 26 180 129 489 18.8 Allison Matheis 2009-10 68 10. Lynne Johnson 2001-02 28 156 165 488 17.4 4. Angela Smith 2004-05 67 5. Angela Smith 2007-08 65 FREE THROW PERCENT. IN A SEASON (MIN. 2 FTA/GAME) Cathy Brawner 1991-92 65 7. Becky McKinley 1995-96 64 PL NAME SEASON GMS. FTM. FTA. AVG. 1. Angela Smith 2006-07 30 65 72 .903 8. Cathy Brawner 1993-94 63 2. Dana Beaven 2008-09 28 84 94 .894 9. Cathy Brawner 1992-93 61 3. Nickie Randall 2002-03 31 99 112 .884 10. Alicia Bleuel 1995-96 58 4. Nickie Randall 2001-02 28 72 82 .878 Angela Smith 2006-07 58 5. Rachel Young 2000-01 28 208 124 .871 6. Angela Smith 2005-06 28 85 98 .867 7. Therese Montano 2013-14 21 75 87 .862 MOST THREE POINTERS IN A CAREER 8. Angela Smith 2007-08 32 117 136 .860 PL NAME SEASON NUMBER 9. Kylie Brady 2011-12 24 82 97 .845 1. Angela Smith 2004-08 244 10. Dana Beaven 2007-08 32 70 83 .843 2. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 231 3. Allison Matheis 2008-12 222 FREE THROW PERCENT IN A CAREER (MIN. 2 FTA/GAME) 4. Betsy Young 1996-00 187 5. Kylie Brady 2008-13 171 PL NAME SEASON GMS. FTM. FTA. AVG. 1. Angela Smith 2004-08 120 328 383 .856 6. Nickie Randall 1999-03 163 2. Dana Beaven 2005-09 118 292 343 .851 7. Becky McKinley 1993-96 150 3. Rachel Young 1999-01 56 198 233 .850 8. Jenny O’Bryan 1990-94 144 4. Nickie Randall 1999-02 84 202 244 .828 9. Alicia Bleuel 1992-96 122 5. Therese Montano 2010-14 88 292 358 .816 10. Amy Siegel 1994-98 112 6. Jenny O’Bryan 1990-94 111 188 234 .803 7. Donna Kaelin 1985-89 105 183 229 .799 8. Becky McKinley 1993-96 72 151 190 .795 9. Missy Hahn 1987-91 118 200 252 .794 10. Molly Niehaus 1993-97 114 411 524 .784

Page 17 Bellarmine Records Bellarmine Knights

MOST REBOUNDS IN A GAME MOST STEALS IN A CAREER PL. NAME REB. OPPONENT DATE PL. NAME SEASONS GMS. STLS. AVG. 1. Michelle Weakley 23 Wright State Mar. 7, 1987 1. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 114 286 2.5 2. Laura McClain 20 Centre Dec. 2, 1978 2. Lynne Johnson 2000-05 116 232 2.0 Stephanie Tracy 20 Indianapolis Dec. 20, 1986 3. Nickie Randall 1999-03 115 231 2.0 Stephanie Tracy 20 Cumberland Dec. 1, 1987 4. Amy Siegel 1994-98 110 200 1.8 Audrey Cannon 20 Catawba Nov. 23, 2002 5. Angela Smith 2004-08 120 168 1.4 6. Maria Poschinger 19 Wright State Dec. 28, 1983 6. Dana Beaven 2005-09 118 168 1.4 Sarah Todd 19 Alderson-Broaddus Nov. 26, 2004 7. Melissa Conner 1995-99 110 136 1.2 8. Darion Hutchinson 18 Millersville Dec. 30,2012 8. Kate Clemmer 1991-96 107 118 1.1 Michelle Weakley 18 Union Nov. 22, 1986 9. Jenny O’Bryan 1990-94 111 117 1.0 Sharonda O’Bannon 18 Georgetown Jan. 10, 1991 10. Betsy Young 1996-00 109 111 1.0 11. Gina Wissman 17 Georgetown Dec. 1, 1983 Therese Montano 2010-14 88 111 1.3 Sharonda O’Bannon 17 Franklin Dec. 8, 1990 Sharonda O’Bannon 17 Florida Atlantic Mar. 11, 1990 MOST ASSISTS IN A GAME PL. NAME AST. OPPONENT DATE MOST REBOUNDS IN A SEASON 1. Nickie Randall 16 Kentucky State Dec. 30, 2002 PL. NAME SEASON GMS. REB. AVG. 2. Princess Wimsatt 15 St. Joseph’s Dec. 12, 2005 1. Stephanie Tracy 1998-99 28 335 11.9 Nickie Randall 15 Kentucky Wesleyan Dec. 8, 2001 2. Sharonda O’Bannon 1989-90 31 325 10.5 4. Princess Wimsatt 14 Southern Indiana Feb. 26, 2005 3. Sharonda O’Bannon 1990-91 31 302 9.7 Nickie Randall 14 St. Joseph’s Feb. 22, 2003 4. Stephanie Tracy 1987-88 28 301 10.8 6. Princess Wimsatt 13 Southern Indiana Jan. 6, 2005 5. Audrey Cannon 2002-03 31 286 9.5 Princess Wimsatt 13 Quincy Dec. 12, 2004 6. Michelle Weakley 1986-87 28 262 9.4 Princess Wimsatt 13 Southern Indiana Feb. 7, 2004 7. Stephanie Tracy 1986-87 28 253 9.0 Gloria Montano 13 Wright State Feb. 25, 1987 8. Shanta Bowens 2003-04 30 249 8.3 9. Ellen Finn 1979-80 31 246 7.9 MOST ASSISTS IN A SEASON 10. Lois Taurman 1982-83 25 243 9.7 PL. NAME SEASON GMS. AST. AVG. 1. Princess Wimsatt 2003-04 30 253 8.4 MOST REBOUNDS IN A CAREER 2. Nickie Randall 2002-03 31 216 7.1 PL. NAME SEASONS GMS. REB. AVG. 3. Princess Wimsatt 2004-05 30 213 7.1 1. Stephanie Tracy 1995-99 114 1085 9.5 4. Stephanie Duddy 1990-91 31 175 5.6 2. Michelle Weakley 1984-88 113 815 7.2 5. Melissa Conner 1998-99 30 168 5.6 3. Lynne Johnson 2000-05 116 805 6.9 6. Nickie Randall 2000-01 28 161 5.8 4. Lois Taurman 1979-83 102 756 7.4 7. Nickie Randall 2001-02 28 148 5.3 5. Sharonda O’Bannon 1989-92 77 753 9.8 8. Cathy Brawner 1993-94 31 156 5.0 6. Molly Niehaus 1993-97 114 708 6.2 9. Missy Hahn 1989-90 31 139 4.5 7. Renata Kuchowicz 1989-93 118 666 5.6 10. Amy Siegel 1995-96 26 136 5.2 8. Vickie Sipes 1980-84 106 645 6.1 9. Kate Clemmer 1991-96 107 640 6.0 MOST ASSISTS IN A CAREER 10. Audrey Cannon 1999-03 97 597 6.2 PL. NAME SEASON GMS. AST. AVG. 1. Nickie Randall 1999-03 115 602 5.2 MOST STEALS IN A GAME 2. Princess Wimsatt 2003-05 60 466 7.8 PL. NAME STLS. OPPONENT DATE Melissa Conner 1995-99 110 466 4.2 1. Denasha Mondy 9 Quincy Feb. 2, 2006 4. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 114 463 4.1 Cathy Brawner 9 Ashland Feb. 18, 1993 5. Amy Siegel 1994-98 110 459 4.2 3. Nickie Randall 7 SIU-Edwardsville Feb. 2, 2002 6. Jenny O’Bryan 1990-94 111 394 3.5 Nickie Randall 7 Quincy Jan. 5, 2002 7. Missy Hahn 1987-91 118 380 3.2 Amy Siegel 7 Kentucky Wesleyan Jan. 8,1998 8. Stephanie Duddy 1987-91 114 349 3.1 Amy Maupin 7 IUPU-Fort Wayne Jan. 15, 1998 9. Kylie Brady 2008-12 105 335 3.2 Mackenzie Martinez 7 Rockhurst Jan. 5, 2014 10. Stephanie Tracy 1985-89 114 304 2.7 Mackenzie Martinez 7 Southern Indiana Jan. 20, 2014 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS IN A GAME MOST STEALS IN A SEASON PL. NAME BLKS. OPPONENT DATE PL. NAME SEASON GMS. STLS. AVG. 1. Meri Lou Gonzalez 8 Southern Indiana Jan. 2, 1998 1. Cathy Brawner 1993-94 31 96 3.1 Meri Lou Gonzalez 8 IUPUI Jan. 27, 1998 2. Amy Siegel 1996-97 28 90 3.2 3. Lori Ann Gonzalez 7 Indianapolis Jan. 6, 2000 3. Nickie Randall 2002-03 31 76 2.5 Lori Ann Gonzalez 7 Tusculum Dec. 14, 1999 Lynne Johnson 2003-04 30 74 2.5 Meri Lou Gonzalez 7 Northern Kentucky Feb. 21, 1998 Cathy Brawner 1992-93 28 71 2.5 Meri Lou Gonzalez 7 Georgetown Dec. 5, 1996 Nickie Randall 2001-02 28 70 2.5 Meri Lou Gonzalez 7 Kentucky Wesleyan Jan. 19, 1995 7. Cathy Brawner 1991-92 28 68 2.4 8. Jenny O’Bryan 1993-94 30 65 2.2 9. Amy Siegel 1995-96 26 61 2.3 Lynne Johnson 2004-05 30 61 2.0

ACTIVE PLAYERS

PRINCESS WIMSATT STEPHANIE TRACY

Page 18 Honors Bellarmine Knights

NCAA DIVISION II ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS Renata Kuchowicz Honorable Mention 2010 Jalissa Chatlos Freshman Team (Women’s DII Bulletin) 1990 Sharonda O’Bannon First Team 2005 Angela Smith Freshman Team (Women’s DII Bulletin) Missy Hahn Honorable Mention 2003 Nickie Randall Honorable Mention (WBCA) 1989 Stephanie Tracy First Team 1997 Molly Niehaus Honorable Mention (WBCA) Donna Kaelin Second Team 1994 Jenny O’Bryan Second Team (Basketball Gazette) 1988 Stephanie Tracy First Team 1994 Jenny O’Bryan Honorable Mention (WBCA) Michelle Weakley Second Team 1992 Cathy Brawner Freshman Team (AWSF) 1987 Stephanie Tracy First Team 1991 Sharonda O’Bannon Second Team (AWSF) Michelle Weakley Second Team 1991 Sharonda O’Bannon First Team (WBCA) 1986 Roxanne Cox First Team 1989 Stephanie Tracy First Team (AWSF) Michelle Weakley Second Team 1988 Stephanie Tracy Second Team (AWSF) 1987 Stephanie Tracy Second Team (AWSF) ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 1987 Roxanne Cox Honorable Mention (AWSF) 2003 Laura Voegele First Team 1986 Roxanne Cox Fourth Team (AWSF) 2002 Laura Voegele Second Team CATHY BRAWNER 1989 Stephanie Tracy First Team GLVC PLAYER OF THE YEAR GLVC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 2010 Jalissa Chatlos 2004 Shanta Bowens GLVC ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS 2006 Dana Beaven 1989 Stephanie Tracy 2014 Nicole Bryant | Morgan Clemons | Mariah Gador | 2005 Angela Smith 1987 Michelle Weakley Sarah Galvin | Jessica Hardin | Kelsey Lamb | 2003 Stephanie Pieper 1984 Maria Poschinger Therese Montano | Courtney Sandlin | 1992 Cathy Brawner Jennifer Smith GLVC ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS 2013 Kylie Brady | Nicole Bryant | Morgan Clemons | 2014 Sarah Galvin Second Team Mary Dye | Elizabeth Goodin | Lauren Jones | Mackenzie Martinez All-Defensive Kelsey Lamb | Therese Montano | Allison Osen | 2013 Kylie Brady Second Team Chelsea Hawkins | Darion Hutchinson 2012 Kylie Brady First Team 2012 Morgan Clemons | Betsy Goodin | 2011 Lauren Jones Second Team Chelsea Hawkins |Lauren Jones | 2010 Brittany Edelen Second Team Shelby Kissel| Kelsey Lamb | Kylie Brady Third Team Therese Montano | Allison Osen 2009 Taylor Kopple Second Team 2011 Kirsten Delph | Betsy Goodin | Dana Beaven Third Team Lauren Jones |Kelsey Lamb | NICKIE RANDALL Shawna Nicols Third Team Allison Matheis| Therese Montano | 2008 Angela Smith Second Team Allison Osen Denasha Mondy Third Team 2010 Kirsten Delph | Betsy Goodin | Katie Willinger Third Team Rachel Greenwell |Allison Osen | 2007 Angela Smith Second Team 2009 Lara Donnelly | Allison Hughes | Dana Beaven Honorable Mention Amy Lomax | Allison Matheis | 2006 Angela Smith Second Team Shawna Nicols Dana Beaven Freshman of the Year 2008 Sara Bassler | Trish Bennett | 2005 Lynne Johnson Second Team Lara Donnelly Princess Wimsatt Second Team 2007 Lara Donnelly | Becca Kopple Ashley Elmore Honorable Mention 2006 Sarah Todd Angela Smith Freshman of the Year 2005 Dena Greenwell | Lynne Johnson | 2004 Shanta Bowens First Team Sarah Todd Lynne Johnson Second Team 2004 Dena Greenwell | Lynne Johnson | 2003 Nickie Randall First Team Sarah Todd Lyndsey Neal First Team 2003 Dena Greenwell | Julie-Ann Kirkland Audrey Cannon Honorable Mention Stephanie Pieper | Laura Voegele ANGELA SMITH Stephanie Pieper Freshman of the Year 2002 Dena Greenwell | Katie Pohlgeers 2002 Nickie Randall First Team Laura Voegele | Lynne Johnson | Lynne Johnson Second Team Nickie Randall Shanta Bowens Second Team 2001 Rachel Young | Stephanie Hutchcraft 2001 Rachel Young First Team Laura Voegele Nickie Randall Second Team 2000 Rachel Beasley | Ryan Danner Lynne Johnson Honorable Mention Lori Ann Gonzalez | Stephanie Hutchcraft Stephanie Hutchcraft Honorable Mention Rachel Phelps | Nickie Randall 2000 Stephanie Hutchcraft First Team Laura Voegele | Rachel Young Rachel Young Honorable Mention 1999 Rachel Beasley | Lori Ann Gonzalez 1999 Stephanie Hutchcraft Second Team Stephanie Hutchcraft | Rachel Phelps 1998 Amy Siegel First Team 1998 Lori Ann Gonzalez | Meri Lou Gonzalez 1997 Molly Niehaus First Team Stephanie Hutchcraft | Amy Maupin | Amy Siegel Second Team Amy Siegel 1996 Becky McKinley Second Team 1997 Lori Ann Gonzalez | Meri Lou Gonzalez Molly Niehaus Second Team Stephanie Hutchcraft | Amy Maupin Alicia Bleuel Honorable Mention Molly Niehaus | Amy Sample | Amy Siegel MOLLY NIEHAUS 1995 Becky McKinley Second Team 1996 Molly Niehaus | Meri Lou Gonzalez Cathy Brawner Honorable Mention Amy Maupin | Amy Siegel | Melissa Conner Molly Niehaus Honorable Mention 1995 Becky McKinley | Molly Niehaus 1994 Jenny O’Bryan Second Team 1994 Jenny O’Bryan Cathy Brawner Second Team 1993 Kristin Kupper Kate Clemmer Honorable Mention 1992 Jeanna Cornett | Kristin Kupper | 1993 Renata Kuchowicz First Team Jenny O’Bryan Cathy Brawner Second Team 1991 Connie Carroll | Jeanna Cornett | 1992 Renata Kuchowicz First Team Stephanie Duddy Cathy Brawner Second Team 1990 Connie Carroll | Stephanie Duddy | Angie McGlone Honorable Mention Missy Hahn 1991 Sharonda O’Bannon First Team Missy Hahn Honorable Mention

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ALL-TIME NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORD: 11-14 NCAA Tournament Appearances: 14 1986 | 1987 | 1990 | 1991 | 1993 | 1994 | 1996 | 1997 | 1999 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2007 | 2008

NCAA Regional Championships: 4 1986 | 1990 | 1991 | 1994

NCAA Final Four Appearances: 1 1994

NCAA Division II Final National Rankings 1986 - 12th 1990 - 14th 1991 - 6th 1994 - 12th 1996 - 15th

2008 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL 1993 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifi nals Semifi nals Drury 80 v. Bellarmine 70 Michigan Tech 93 v. Bellarmine 75

2007 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL 1991 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifi nals Semifi nals Lewis 82 v. Bellarmine 62 Bellarmine 84 v. Michigan Tech 66

2005 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Championship Semifi nals Bellarmine 78 v. Northern Michigan 70 Lake Superior State 87 v. Bellarmine 75 ELITE EIGHT Quarterfi nals 2004 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL North Dakota State 87 v. Bellarmine 64 Semifi nals Indianapolis 79 v. Bellarmine 67 1990 SOUTH ATLANTIC REGIONAL Semifi nals 2003 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Bellarmine 71 v. Pace 60 Semifi nals Bellarmine 72 v. Hillsdale 71 SOUTH ATLANTIC REGIONAL Championship GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Bellarmine 62 v. Florida Atlantic 55 Championship Quincy 101 v. Bellarmine 93 ELITE EIGHT Quarterfi nals Bentley 74 v. Bellarmine 69 1999 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifi nals Grand Valley State 70 v. Bellarmine 57 1987 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifi nals Wright State 80 v. Bellarmine 67 1997 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifi nals Michigan Tech 83 (OT) v. Bellarmine 80 1986 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifi nals Bellarmine 69 v. North. Kentucky 52 1996 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifi nals GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Bellarmine 89 v. Southern Indiana 80 Championship Bellarmine 67 v. Lake Superior St. 54 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Championship ELITE EIGHT Northern Michigan 84 v. Bellarmine 55 Quarterfi nals Cal Poly-Pomona 83 v. Bellarmine 49 1994 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifi nals Bellarmine 59 v. Michigan Tech 54 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Championship Bellarmine 77 v. Lake Superior State 74 ELITE EIGHT Quarterfi nals Bellarmine 92 v. Norfolk State 80 ELITE EIGHT Semifi nals Cal. St.-San Bernadino 77 v. Bellarmine 55 ELITE EIGHT Consolation North Alabama 79 v. Bellarmine 75

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1971-72 (7-8) Northern Kentucky L 57-79 Centre W 82--56 @ Marion W 62-58 BILL MCKENZIE (7-8) Spalding W 83-25 Midway W 74-38 @ Northern Kentucky L 60-63 IU-Southeast W 81-27 Vincennes L 54-68 Georgetown W 83-67 OPPONENT RESULT @ Western Kentucky L 49--72 @ Midway L 55-57 Alice Lloyd W 84-55 @ Centre L 30-31 @ Kentucky State W 65-63 Transylvania W 94-45 @ Eastern Kentucky L 65-100 Spalding W 36-22 @ IU-Southeast W 80-45 @ Kentucky State L 61-84 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 72-76 Georgetown W 28-21 Georgetown W 98-45 Campbellsville L 56-62 @ Campbellsville L 61-82 @ Berea L 45-52 @ Louisville L 63-72 @ Cumberland W 49-46 Hanover W 78-46 Louisville L 28-41 Transylvania W 82-47 Georgetown W 71--65 @ Wright State L 61-82 Kentucky L 24-37 Kentucky State W 73-66 @ Mount St. Joseph’s L 58-73 @ Kentucky State L 62-66 Spalding W 47-25 Morehead State L 59-78 @ Morehead State L 48-80 Northern Kentucky L 53-54 @ Georgetown L 28-43 Western Kentucky L 61-74 N Cumberland W 57-51* St. Joseph’s W 81-59 @ Transylvania W 47-30 Kentucky L 52-72 @ Kentucky State L 61-75* Louisville L 80-84 Marshall W 53-32 Louisville L 56-63 N Midway W 76-63* @ Southern Indiana W 76-64 Campbellsville W 37-21 @ Centre L 51-56 High Point L 59-89 Kentucky Wesleyan W 94-77 Kentucky L 29-59 @ Berea W 57-48 William and Mary W 50-48 Mount St. Joseph’s W 80-51 Campbellsville W 37-27 @ Northern Kentucky W 59-34 Kentucky State W 75-74 Campbellsville W 68-47 Kentucky L 30-50 Murray State W 57-44 @ Georgetown L 75-81 Georgetown L 28-36 @ Campbellsville W 76-46 1979-80 (17-12) Xavier W 79-71 N Midway W 96-21 MADELENE NAEGELE (30-30) N Campbellsville L 69-80* 1972-73 (8-6) N Northern Kentucky L 51-71 N Georgetown W 75-60* OPPONENT RESULT BILL MCKENZIE (15-14) Berea W 78-60 N Shaw L 55-66 OPPONENT RESULT @ Centre W 69-53 1982-83 (20-5) Centre W 27-24 1976-77 (14-9) @ Vincennes W 73-55 MADELENE NAEGELE (83-58) @ Louisville L 27-36 KAY WHELAN (61-28) @ St. Joseph’s W 79-56 OPPONENT RESULT Kentucky State W 35-34 OPPONENT RESULT Louisville L 60-82 Central State W 80-55 @ Campbellsville W 44-27 Campbellsville W 58-46 Cumberland W 65-58 @ Lewis W 80-71 @ Georgetown L 29-43 Louisville L 52-83 Georgetown W 72-40 @ St. Joseph’s W 78-61 Berea L 35-38 @ Morehead State L 63-86 @ Union W 92-51 @ Kentucky State W 73-59 Hanover W 40-19 @ Northern Kentucky L 42-93 @ Wright State L 66-67 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 86-66 Belmont L 26-80 Western Kentucky L 45-63 Midway W 82-66 @ IU-Southeast W 94-67 @ Kentucky State W 25-20 @ IU-Southeast W 82-40 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 64-72 Campbellsville W 76-65 @ Transylvania W 61-21 @ Centre W 73-55 Campbellsville W 68-65 @ Georgetown W 86-79 IU-Southeast W 63-19 @ Evansville W 74-42 @ Cumberland L 52-58 @ Xavier L 68-76 Louisville L 28-44 @ Georgetown W 72-47 @ Kentucky State L 47-92 Northern Kentucky L 70-75 Campbellsville W 53-26 Xavier W 64-39 Marion W 71-46 Kentucky State W 84-73 Kentucky State L 42-45 Centre W 67-41 IU-Southeast W 64-50 @ Campbellsville L 77-88 @ Kentucky State W 2-0 @ Georgetown W 63-53 @ Southern Indiana W 76-51 1973-74 (16-4) @ Spalding W 113-50 Kentucky Wesleyan W 72-64 Pikeville W 108-67 KAY WHELAN (16-4) @ Louisville L 58-86 Northern Kentucky L 60-82 Kentucky Wesleyan W 89-61 OPPONENT RESULT Cumberland W 62-48 @ Campbellsville L 51-66 @ Northern Kentucky L 57-88 IU-Southeast W 66-35 Morehead State L 60-98 @ Cincinnati L 50-55 Southern Indiana W 98-55 N Kentucky L 36-50 @ Western Kentucky L 64-90 Hanover W 54-49 Midway W 82-65 @ Kentucky L 37-38 Kentucky State W 64-62 @ Midway W 75-64 Georgetown W 75-64 Spalding W 53-27 Northern Kentucky L 68-75 Kentucky State L 62-85 Indianapolis L 77-82 @ Belmont L 21-89 Berea W 75-45 Morehead State L 66-83 @ Mount St. Joseph’s W 78-69 @ Western Kentucky W 43-41 @ Transylvania W 79-48 Mount St. Joseph’s W 73-65 Louisville W 75-66 Louisville W 50-38 N Transylvania W 73-62* N Georgetown W 73-57* Wright State W 95-66 @ Hanover W 63-29 N Kentucky State L 68-74* N Kentucky State L 66-78* N Lewis W 83-64** Kentucky State W 54-28 N Cumberland W 75-67* N Kentucky Wesleyan W 88-68** @ Spalding W 63-32 1977-78 (11-11) N Indianapolis W 66-63** Morehead State W 40-34 KAY WHELAN (72-39) 1980-81 (17-11) N Murray State L 41-50 OPPONENT RESULT MADELENE NAEGELE (47-41) 1983-84 (19-7) @ IU-Southeast W 55-39 Cumberland W 71-68 OPPONENT RESULT MADELENE NAEGELE (102-65) Georgetown W 55-25 Kentucky State L 72-96 @ Hanover W 90-63 OPPONENT RESULT @ Centre W 51-43 Western Kentucky L 65-98 Southern Indiana W 69-55 @ Eastern Kentucky W 74-72 Xavier W 55-29 Campbellsville L 68-81 @ Georgetown W 75-54 Georgetown W 94-79 @ Kentucky State W 44-39 Louisville L 63-90 Eastern Kentucky L 45-91 Campbellsville W 86-68 Spalding W 55-27 Xavier W 73-57 @ Kentucky State W 58-51 @ Northern Kentucky L 60-66 Georgetown W 44-20 Kentucky Wesleyan W 88-54 Midway W 90-50 Kentucky State W 71-57 Kentucky State W 45-44 Kentucky State L 52-77 @ Wisconsin-Green Bay L 51-75 @ Ashland W 80-54 Cincinnati L 64-69 @ Franklin W 86-70 @ Wright State W 72-60 1974-75 (18-5) Northern Kentucky L 66-100 Wright State W 93-88 @ Central State W 92-83 KAY WHELAN (34-9) Berea W 98-57 @ Midway W 74-48 @ Southern Indiana L 60-62 OPPONENT RESULT Kentucky Wesleyan W 90-44 @ Cumberland W 71-55 Lewis W 87-58 Louisville L 40-53 Campbellsville L 63-70 Kentucky Wesleyan L 64-68 @ Kentucky State L 80-88 N Eastern Kentucky L 44-74 Northern Kentucky L 69-83 @ Northern Kentucky L 68-80 St. Joseph’s W 83-55 N Kentucky L 33-83 Spalding W 97-42 @ Campbellsville L 70-81 @ Campbellsville W 56-53 Spalding W 58-26 Centre W 94-58 @ IU-Southeast W 70-67 @ Indianapolis L 62-70 @ Transylvania W 71-27 Cumberland W 67-64 Alice Lloyd W 71-54 @ Northern Kentucky W 71-54 Evansville W 57-45 Centre L 68-71 @ Morehead State L 67-111 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 69-71 @ Morehead State L 64-72 Georgetown W 2-0 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 72-85 @ Lewis L 49-67 Western Kentucky W 60-49 Cumberland W 65-60 Georgetown W 76-71 @ St. Joseph’s W 98-80 @ Georgetown W 63-44 Kentucky State L 72-105 @ Pikeville W 66-64 IU-Southeast W 111-81 Hanover W 73-29 Midway W 85-56 @ Alice Lloyd L 71-77 @ Louisville W 76-67 IU-Southeast W 66-33 Kentucky State L 69-84 Southern Indiana W 76-56 Centre W 52-24 1978-79 (13-18) Campbellsville L 59-69 Kentucky Wesleyan W 94-74 @ Louisville W 44-42 MADELENE NAEGELE(13-18) @ Mount St. Joseph’s W 71-62 Indianapolis W 74-64 Campbellsville W 64-48 Cumberland W 66-54 @ Wright State L 87-93 OPPONENT RESULT Kentucky State W 49-29 Cumberland W 63-60* IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 92-63 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 80-79 N @ Kentucky State W 43-39 Kentucky Wesleyan W 71-70* @ Butler W 86-75 Carson-Newman L 50-64 N @ Spalding W 67-23 Campbellsville L 71-89* Cumberland W 74-58 N @ IU-Southeast W 56-29 @ Centre W 73-57 Berea W 65-47 Western Kentucky L 53-67 1981-82 (16-12) Northern Kentucky L 43-58 @ Campbellsville L 60-76 MADELENE NAEGELE (63-53) Spalding W 65-32 @ Louisville L 47-67 OPPONENT RESULT Campbellsville W 54-34 @ Spalding W 92-35 Kentucky State L 61-73 Kentucky State W 53-42 @ Western Kentucky L 44-76 @ Mississippi Industrial W 76-71 Kentucky State L 55-62 @ Fisk W 77-66 1975-76 (13-10) IU-Southeast L 53-57 @ Indianapolis L 54-61 KAY WHELAN (47-19) @ Northern Kentucky L 45-90 @ Alice Lloyd W 88-83 OPPONENT RESULT @ Georgetown L 63-67 IU-Southeast W 83-55 @ Spalding W 96-33 Kentucky Wesleyan L 65-67 @ Spring Arbour W 75-62

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1984-85 (16-12/GLVC 10-4) @ IU-Southeast W 90-45 @ Indianapolis W 73-68 N Saginaw Valley State L 74-76 Ashland W 70-51 Tiffi n W 75-64 CHARLIE JUST (16-12/GLVC 10-4) Southern Indiana W 62-54 Kentucky Wesleyan W 78-72 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 75-70 St. Joseph’s W 71-59 OPPONENT RESULT @ St. Joseph’s W 76-72 @ Southern Indiana W 85-57 Lewis W 89-71 @ Louisville L 56-80 @ Lewis W 69-64 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 64-54 @ Indianapolis W 74-67 Campbellsville W 70-65 Campbellsville W 87-60 @ Northern Kentucky L 80-82 Ashland W 86-63 Eastern Kentucky L 51-63 @ Northern Kentucky W 75-69 Kentucky Wesleyan W 90-61 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 92-63 Northern Kentucky L 66-72 IU-Southeast W 96-55 Southern Indiana W 95-87 Wright State W 66-63 Kentucky State L 60-68 Northern Kentucky W 68-65 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 64-61 @ Indianapolis L 61-79 @ Georgetown W 73-72 Kentucky Wesleyan W 88-80 @ Ashland W 73-57 @ Wright State L 67-80* @ Ferris State W 81-75 Southern Indiana W 89-62 @ Campbellsville L 89-93 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 60-80 @ Kentucky State W 90-58 @ Wright State W 63-57 @ Ashland W 80-58 Northern Kentucky W 75-72 Central State W 72-58 1987-88 (20-8/GLVC 10-6) Indianapolis W 83-60 Indianapolis L 84-96 @ Southern Indiana W 59-58 CHARLIE JUST (80-35/GLVC 45-17) St. Joseph’s L 71-87 @ Southern Indiana L 70-71 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 66-58 OPPONENT RESULT @ Lewis W 79-67 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 86-76 @ Campbellsville L 55-64 Central State W 81-74 Kentucky State W 68-51 Ashland W 76-63 Lewis L 66-73 Kentucky State W 81-54 Pace W 71-60* IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 86-68 St. Joseph’s L 72-76 Cumberland W 81-62 Florida Atlantic W 62-55* @ Quincy L 56-69 @ Ashland W 68-50 N Cal. State-Los Angeles W 75-53 @ Bentley L 69-74* Kentucky State W 111-47 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 66-63 N North Dakota State W 81-80 @ St. Joseph’s W 82-79 @ Northern Kentucky L 65-66 @ West Texas State L 60-68 1990-91 (25-6/GLVC 15-3) @ Lewis W 87-59 Indianapolis W 74-65 Campbellsville W 79-64 CHARLIE JUST (150-55/GLVC 87-27) N Michigan Tech L 73-92* @ IU-Southeast L 69-71 @ IUPU-Indianapolis W 79-63 OPPONENT RESULT Kentucky Wesleyan W 81-48 Georgetown W 79-63 St. Leo, FL W 110-55 1993-94 (25-6/GLVC 15-3) Southern Indiana W 76-65 @ Southern Indiana W 56-52 SIU-Edwardsville W 75-58 CHARLIE JUST (217-75/GLVC 130-38) @ Kentucky State L 60-72 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 56-59 IUPU-Indianapolis W 102-70 OPPONENT RESULT @ Lewis L 61-71 @ Indianapolis W 73-71 @ Campbellsville L 71-80 Spalding W 107-57 @ St. Joseph’s W 73-58 Ashland W 71-59 Brescia W 77-58 IUPU-Indianapolis W 110-64 Franklin W 74-65 Kentucky State W 82-40 Ashland W 79-58 Northern Kentucky L 66-100 Lewis W 73-63 N Cal. State-Hayward W 87-59 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 63-59 @ St. Joseph’s L 68-81 @ Eckerd W 96-72 N Metropolitan State W 80-63 @ Lewis W 84-74 Wright State W 81-72 @ St. Leo, FL W 101-44 @ Portland State L 71-85 @ Indianapolis L 83-86 St. Joseph’s L 70-85 St. Joseph’s W 102-81 Quincy W 87-52 Lewis W 87-55 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 62-69 Washburn W 91-65 1985-86 (23-7/GLVC 13-3) @ Ashland W 68-52 @ Southern Indiana W 76-52 Indianapolis W 83-79 @ Northern Kentucky L 66-87 CHARLIE JUST (39-19/GLVC 23-7) @ Georgetown W 67-63 Northern Kentucky W 81-64 Indianapolis L 68-83 @ Kentucky State W 99-44 @ Lewis W 101-63 OPPONENT RESULT IU-Southeast W 95-69 IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 72-73 @ St. Joseph’s W 70-61 @ Eastern Kentucky L 71-82 Southern Indiana W 79-57 Ashland W 95-54 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 62-50 Union W 92-65 Kentucky Wesleyan W 73-61 @ Northern Kentucky W 66-61 Ashland W 66-64 @ Cumberland W 72-59 @ Kentucky State W 79-60 @ Indianapolis W 99-69 @ Southern Indiana W 91-89 Central State W 64-55 @ Morehead State L 67-83 Southern Indiana W 86-46 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 63-66 Kentucky Wesleyan W 86-57 @ Northern Kentucky W 74-71 Georgetown W 81-56 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 78-69 @ IU-Southeast W 67-64 @ Indianapolis W 95-79 Northern Kentucky L 67-68 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 97-61 @ Kentucky State W 62-41 Kentucky State W 97-63 St. Joseph’s W 66-52 @ Lewis W 89-74 @ Ashland W 70-53 Lewis W 80-74 1988-89 (19-9/GLVC 12-4) @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 91-84 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 78-70 @ St. Joseph’s W 86-73 CHARLIE JUST (99-44/GLVC 57-21) Indianapolis W 77-72 @ Ashland L 82-88 @ Morehead State L 60-67 Northern Kentucky W 84-71 Kentucky Wesleyan W 81-58 OPPONENT RESULT Southern Indiana W 74-67 @ Lewis W 77-61 Southern Indiana L 84-85 N Clarion W 95-75 Kentucky Wesleyan W 54-49 @ St. Joseph’s L 68-76 @ SIU-Edwardsville W 88-74 @ Grand Valley State W 65-64 @ Ashland W 77-72 N Michigan Tech W 84-66* @ Kentucky State W 74-51 @ Kentucky State L 68-73 Campbellsville W 68-62 N Northern Michigan W 78-70* N Michigan Tech W 59-54* Morehead State L 67-74 @ Indianapolis W 75-63 @ North Dakota State L 64-87* N Lake Superior State W 77-74* @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 58-60 @ Campbellsville W 68-61 N Norfolk State W 92-80* Kentucky State W 85-46 IUPU-Indianapolis W 73-64 1991-92 (23-5/GLVC 13-5) N Cal. State-San Bern. L 55-77* Indianapolis W 69-56 Ashland W 68-52 CHARLIE JUST (173-60/GLVC 100-32) N North Alabama L 75-79* @ Northern Kentucky W 55-53 IU-Southeast W 100-44 OPPONENT RESULT IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 90-71 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 76-70 Colorado Christian W 99-72 1994-95 (18-9/GLVC 13-5) Ashland W 76-49 @ Southern Indiana W 77-72 Missouri-St. Louis W 102-82 CHARLIE JUST (235-84/GLVC 143-43) @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 73-55 St. Joseph’s L 70-75 Georgetown W 98-55 OPPONENT RESULT @ Southern Indiana L 58-62 Lewis W 76-61 Campbellsville W 81-69 Northeast Missouri St. W 98-96 St. Joseph’s W 84-76 @ Oakland City W 79-65 @ IUPU-Indianapolis W 105-80 Portland State L 57-71 @ Lincoln Memorial W 79-75 Spalding W 109-61 Lewis W 79-66 @ Georgetown L 62-68 @ SIU-Edwardsville W 91-78 Georgetown W 72-39 @ Wright State L 64-69 Indianapolis W 99-73 @ Franklin W 82-55 @ Oakland University L 76-82 @ Northern Kentucky W 66-65 Kentucky State L 62-75 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 66-67 Kentucky Wesleyan W 81-76 @ Tampa L 74-76 Northern Kentucky W 69-52* Southern Indiana W 91-76 @ Florida Southern L 96-103 SIU-Edwardsville W 102-75 Lake Superior State W 67-54* @ Brescia W 83-51 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 94-72 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 87-51 @ Cal. Poly Pomona L 49-83* Kentucky State W 90-57 Ashland W 71-67 @ Central State L 65-83 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 80-82 @ Northern Kentucky L 50-54 1986-87 (21-8/GLVC 12-4) @ IU-Southeast W 77-55 @ Ashland W 83-63 @ Indianapolis L 63-70 @ Indianapolis W 94-71 CHARLIE JUST (60-27/GLVC 35-11) Northern Kentucky L 62-71 St. Joseph’s L 76-77 @ Lewis W 82-75 Indianapolis W 94-92 Lewis W 100-69 OPPONENT RESULT @ St. Joseph’s L 63-82 @ St. Joseph’s L 72-83 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 65-47 @ Union L 83-84 Southern Indiana W 61-47 @ Lewis W 70-62 @ Southern Indiana L 86-100 @ Central State L 58-60 Kentucky Wesleyan W 74-65 IU-Southeast W 82-50 @ IUPU-Indianapolis W 119-111 Morehead State L 68-72 Northern Kentucky L 66-68 @ Kentucky State W 107-67 @ Kentucky State W 86-66 @ Georgetown W 69-53 @ Ashland W 78-74 Ashland W 83-67 Indianapolis W 93-54 Eastern Kentucky W 77-51 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 74-66 Northern Kentucky W 72-49 Grand Valley State W 78-59 1989-90 (25-6/GLVC 15-3) @ Indianapolis W 80-58 @ Lewis W 69-61 @ Campbellsville W 77-63 @ Northern Kentucky L 84-86 @ St. Joseph’s L 61-82 CHARLIE JUST (124-50/GLVC 72-24) @ Kentucky State W 67-55 Lewis W 71-40 Southern Indiana W 93-88 Indianapolis W 76-58 OPPONENT RESULT St. Joseph’s L 69-76 Kentucky Wesleyan W 80-62 @ Southern Indiana W 106-99 SIU-Edwardsville W 83-49 @ Ashland W 59-58 Missouri-Rolla W 69-64 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 69-67 Kentucky State W 64-58 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 76-74 Delta State L61-87 Georgetown W 79-70 @ Ashland W 81-76 Lewis W 83-68 1992-93 (18-10/GLVC 15-3) @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 82-81 @ Southern Indiana L 60-64 @ IUPU-Indianapolis W 98-76 CHARLIE JUST (191-70/GLVC 115-35) @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 67-64 N Southwest Baptist W 74-64 OPPONENT RESULT Kentucky State W 72-35 @ SIU-Edwardsville L 73- 85 Lincoln Memorial L 53-56 Northern Kentucky L 60-63 Oakland City W 83-47 Lewis W 73-66 Florida Tech W 98-90 IUPU-Indianapolis W 2-0 @ Georgetown L 67-76 @ Kentucky State W 81-54 @ Northern Kentucky L 68-79 N Cal. Poly SLO W 86-68 @ Franklin W 79-66 St. Joseph’s W 73-67 N Portland State L 74-77 @ St. Joseph’s L 71-85 Page 22 All Time Record (Cont.) Bellarmine Knights

1995-96 (24-4/GLVC 18-2) @ Southern Indiana L 55-90 @ Wisconsin-Parkside W 76-63 North Alabama W 98-71 CHARLIE JUST (259-88/GLVC 161-45) @ SIU-Edwardsville L 65-84 @ Northern Kentucky L 79-88 Southern Indiana W 93-86 Quincy W 91-67 @ Indianapolis W 65-61 Missouri-St. Louis W 94-51 OPPONENT RESULT Missouri-St. Louis W 76-60 Southern Indiana W 100-92 @ SIU-Edwardsville W 70-69 Wayne State W 77-29 @ Indianapolis L 71-84 SIU-Edwardsville L 79-84 @ Lewis L 68-71 Armstrong State W 83-50 Northern Kentucky W 70-68 @ Missouri-St. Louis L 70-77 N Florida Tech W 79-74 N Emporia State L 74-77 @ Northern Kentucky L 73-80* @ Quincy W 96-91 N Clayton State L 63-75 @ Washburn W 62-57 Wisconsin-Parkside W 86-73 N Mercyhurst W 73-55 @ Georgetown W 86-66 Lewis W 91-69 @ Findlay L 85-90 @ Spalding W 84-57 1998-99 (21-9/GLVC 17-5) @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 74-84 St. Joseph’s W 87-77 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 76-78 DAVID SMITH (21-9/GLVC 17-5) Indianapolis W 88-82 Indianapolis W 82-73 @ St. Joseph’s L 95-96 OPPONENT RESULT Northern Kentucky W 78-75 Kentucky Wesleyan W 74-50 Quincy W 79-44 Alabama-Huntsville W 98-59 @ SIU-Edwardsville L 56-73 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 84-49 Lewis W 80-53 Bentley L 72-86 @ Southern Indiana L 76-78 @ Quincy L 63-78 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 68-62 @ Northern Kentucky L 74-77 N Missouri-St. Louis W 95-61** Lewis L 72-89 @ Indianapolis W 117-68 @ Indianapolis W 80-62 N Southern Indiana L 76-87** Wisconsin-Parkside W 84-72 @ Northern Kentucky W 75-73 St. Joseph’s L 88-89 @ Indianapolis L 67-74 Wisconsin-Parkside W 91-46 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 90-42 @ Northern Kentucky L 62-63 St. Joseph’s W 95-74 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 72-61 2001-02 (18-10/GLVC 13-9) @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 88-66 @ SIU-Edwardsville W 82-70 @ Oakland City L 64-74 DAVID SMITH (77-37/GLVC 53-29) @ Southern Indiana W 91-83 @ Quincy W 72-62 @ District of Columbia W 68-48 OPPONENT RESULT Quincy W 83-70 Kentucky Wesleyan W 78-46 @ Southern Indiana L 66-77 Erskine W 107-49 SIU-Edwardsville W 84-64 @ Southern Indiana W 72-70 @ SIU-Edwardsville W 68-58 Carson-Newman W 80-65 @ Wisconsin-Parkside W 67-59 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 114-73 Lewis W 81-75 @ SIU-Edwardsville L 75-78 @ St. Joseph’s W 93-75 Indianapolis W 70-57 Wisconsin-Parkside W 74-57 @ Lewis W 73-57 Northern Kentucky W 74-65 @ Lewis W 72-48 Missouri-St. Louis W 87-79 St. Joseph’s W 82-69 N Wisconsin-Parkside W 80-57** @ Wisconsin-Parkside W 55-42 Quincy W 76-48 Indianapolis W 67-61 N Indianapolis L 83-91** Southern Indiana W 80-77 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 68-62 St. Francis, Ind. W 91-82 N Indianapolis L 67-79* SIU-Edwardsville W 93-55 @ St. Joseph’s W 88-80 Kentucky Wesleyan W 102-87 Northern Kentucky W 66-57 Indianapolis W 90-67 @ Ferris State W 76-74 N Southern Indiana W 89-80* Northern Kentucky L 47-59 N Lake Superior State L 83-89 2004-05 (21-9/GLVC 14-6) N Northern Michigan L 55-84* @ Quincy W 71-66 @ Missouri-St. Louis L 51-70 DAVID SMITH (140-65/GLVC 96-46) @ Missouri-St. Louis W 92-82 @ Quincy L 52-69 OPPONENT RESULT 1996-97 (20-8/GLVC 15-5) Kentucky Wesleyan W 92-64 Lewis W 109-65 Spalding W 97-68 CHARLIE JUST (279-96/GLVC 176-50) @ Wisconsin-Parkside W 77-71 Wisconsin-Parkside W 96-72 @ Alderson-Broaddus W 94-68 @ Lewis L 75-79 @ Indianapolis W 73-68 Northern Kentucky W 77-66 OPPONENT RESULT SIU-Edwardsville W 62-61 @ Northern Kentucky W 72-59 @ St. Joseph’s W 96-83 Ind. of Pennsylvania W 78-58 Southern Indiana W 64-57 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 82-79 @ Wisconsin-Parkside L 81-103 Rollins W 75-67 N St. Joseph’s W 101-94** @ Southern Indiana W 78-72 Quincy W 82-79 @ IUPU-Indianapolis L 63-68 N Missouri-St. Louis W 64-62** Quincy L 70-72 N Robert Morris W 86-54 @ St. Joseph’s W 85-60 N Northern Kentucky L 72-74** SIU-Edwardsville W 87-61 N Shepherd W 87-81 Georgetown W 85-71 N Grand Valley State L 57-70* @ Wisconsin-Parkside L 54-59 N Tusculum W 78-68 N Cal. State-Stanislaus L 56-59 @ St. Joseph’s L 72-82 Grand Valley State W 55-50 N Rio Grande W 82-79 Northern Kentucky W 81-78 Mercyhurst L 75-78 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 74-50 1999-00 (18-10/GLVC 12-8) @ Spalding W 83-61 SIU-Edwardsville W 75-64 Indianapolis W 88-59 DAVID SMITH (39-19/GLVC 29-13) Southern Indiana L 85-96 @ Southern Indiana W 84-80 Northern Kentucky L 59-65 OPPONENT RESULT Missouri-St. Louis L 61-76 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 79-60 @ Oakland City W 72-70 Charleston W 80-61 N SIU-Edwardsville W 90-79** @ Northern Kentucky L 53-56 Kentucky Wesleyan W 83-54 Catawba W 78-61 N Northern Kentucky L 88-92** @ Indianapolis W 80-76 @ Lewis L 62-71 Oakland City W 100-56 Wisconsin-Parkside L 72-75 @ Southern Indiana L 67-68 @ Quincy W 85-72 Lewis L 78-86 @ SIU-Edwardsville L 61-64 @ Missouri-St. Louis L 57-66 2002-03 (21-10/GLVC 14-6) @ Quincy W 78-64 Quincy W 79-50 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 48-64 DAVID SMITH (98-47/GLVC 67-35) @ Missouri-St. Louis W 87-72 Missouri-St. Louis W 84-61 @ Tusculum W 84-71 OPPONENT RESULT Kentucky Wesleyan W 94-81 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 78-63 @ Louisville L 56-80 Pittsburgh-Johnstown W 92-75 Indianapolis L 84-90 St. Joseph’s W 83-67 @ Tampa W 72-69 Catawba W 99-90 St. Joseph’s W 95-62 @ Northern Kentucky W 71-63 Indianapolis L 66-71 Missouri-St. Louis W 93-72 @ Indianapolis W 66-60 @ Northern Kentucky W 76-72 Southern Indiana W 61-59 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 69-63 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 72-68 Northern Kentucky W 71-65 2005-06 (14-14/GLVC 10-9) Wisconsin-Parkside W 86-75 St. Joseph’s W 88-70 @ Ohio Valley College W 86-77 DAVID SMITH (154-79/GLVC 106-55) Southern Indiana L 75-105 @ Southern Indiana W 78-73 Spalding W 105-58 OPPONENT RESULT SIU-Edwardsville W 87-74 @ SIU-Edwardsville L 73-86 N Fort Lewis L 46-54 Limestone W 77-63 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 91-86 Lewis L 53-76 N Nova Southeastern L 66-68 Rollins L 69-73 @ Quincy W 72-61 Wisconsin-Parkside W 87-74 Kentucky State W 104-73 @ St. Joseph’s W 87-71 N Michigan Tech L 80-83* Missouri-St. Louis W 95-80 @ St. Joseph’s W 86-81 Drury L 72-75 Quincy W 75-56 @ Wisconsin-Parkside W 68-61 Rockhurst W 94-60 1997-98 (20-9/GLVC 12-6) @ St. Joseph’s W 78-71 SIU-Edwardsville W 76-75 @ Cal. State-Stanislaus L 81-94 CHARLIE JUST (299-105/GLVC 188-56) @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 55-69 Quincy L 65-76 @ San Francisco State W 89-73 Kentucky Wesleyan W 98-82 @ Southern Indiana L 72-90 @ Cal. State-Mont. Bay W 82-48 OPPONENT RESULT SIU-Edwardsville W 68-63 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 82-69 N Hillsdale W 79-74 N Missouri Western L 63-73 Southern Indiana W 76-60 @ Northern Kentucky L 69-73 N Findlay L 73-75 N Philadephia Textile W 99-89 @ Wisconsin-Parkside L 62-66 @ Indianapolis L 62-66 @ Oakland City L 62-69 N Mesa State W 78-65 @ Lewis L 60-70 Wisconsin-Parkside W 72-62 Southern Indiana W 83-77 Oakland City W 92-57 N SIU-Edwardsville W 64-56** Lewis W 87-70 Kentucky Wesleyan W 78-71 Florida Southern W 76-57 N Northern Kentucky L 55-73** @ Quincy L 68-77 @ Missouri-Rolla L 72-74 @ North Dakota L 45-98 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 82-76 @ Missouri-St. Louis L 66-68 @ North Dakota State W 69-64 Kentucky Wesleyan W 91-77 Wisconsin-Parkside W 81-63 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 75-73 2000-01 (20-8/GLVC 12-8) Indianapolis L 61-80 Lewis L 57-72 @ Quincy W 94-61 DAVID SMITH (59-27/GLVC 41-21) St. Joseph’s W 112-98 @ Indianapolis L 44-66 @ Georgetown W 84-79 OPPONENT RESULT @ Lewis W 91-70 @ Northern Kentucky L 64-66 Kentucky State W 80-41 Puerto Rico-Humacao W 136-25 @ SIU-Edwardsville W 75-67 @ Quincy L 69-83 Southern Indiana L 68-77 Lincoln Memorial W 94-71 N SIU-Edwardsville W 81-69** @ SIU-Edwardsville L 63-72 SIU-Edwardsville W 73-61 N Charleston W 79-58 N Indianapolis L 55-78** St. Joseph’s W 74-68 Kentucky Wesleyan W 77-70 @ Ind. of Pennsylvania L 77-81 N Hillsdale W 72-71* Indianapolis W 80-72 @ Northern Kentucky L 61-75 Quincy W 97-80 N Quincy L 93-101* Northern Kentucky L 70-82 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 84-62 Missouri-St. Louis W 89-85 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 73-68 St. Joseph’s W 73-64 N Georgetown W 83-68 @ Lewis W 79-67 @ Wisconsin-Parkside W 90-61 Kentucky Wesleyan W 93-85 2003-04 (21-9/GLVC 15-5) @ Wisconsin-Parkside W 66-60 @ Lewis L 70-71 @ Oakland City W 94-66 DAVID SMITH (119-56/GLVC 82-40) N Quincy L 74-82** IUPU-Indianapolis W 78-68 St. Joseph’s W 114-84 OPPONENT RESULT @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 70-53 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 110-86 @ Spalding W 103-84 Indianapolis W 93-64 @ Lewis W 65-56 Shepherd W 86-77 Page 23 All Time Record (Cont.) Bellarmine Knights

2006-07 (19-11/GLVC 11-8) @ Missouri S & T L 65-70** 2010-11 (11-16/GLVC 6-12) Kentucky State W 73-46 @ Drury L 70-80* Cedarville L 56-67 DAVID SMITH (173-90/GLVC 117-63) DAVID SMITH (236-142/GLVC 152-101) N Lake Superior State W 76-75 OPPONENT RESULT OPPONENT RESULT N Notre Dame College W 76-50 Slippery Rock W 76-56 2008-09 (16-12/GLVC 8-10) Lake Erie W 92-81 OT Berea College W 74-33 Fayetteville State W 100-63 DAVID SMITH (209-114/GLVC 137-80) Charleston W 86-77 Georgetown College W 81-69 Kentucky State W 94-59 OPPONENT RESULT St. Mary’s-N L 53-63 @ P.R. -Bayamon W 69-61 @ Grand Valley State W 64-62 Kentucky State W 84-72 St. Francis(Ind.)-N L 68-74 N P.R. -Mayaguez W 66-45 SIU-Edwardsville L 61-71 N-Flagler W 76-60 @Kentucky Wesleyan W 87-81 N P.R. -Rio Piedras W 73-53 Quincy W 64-44 @ Merrimack W 85-63 @Southern Indiana L 59-76 Millersville W 73-66 Northern Kentucky W 85-78 Saginaw Valley W 91-67 Oakland City W 83-71 Alabama-Huntsville W 91-65 @ Saginaw Valley State L 75-79 @ St. Joseph’s College W 104-59 @Central State W 106-79 Quincy L 71-78 @ Christian Brothers W 54-51 @ Indianapolis L 69-78 Texas-Permian Basin-N L 83-97 Illinois-Springfi eld W 65-55 N Hillsdale W 63-54 @ Wilberforce Univ. W 86-70 Texas A&Midfi elder-Intl-NW 92-79 @ Missouri-St. Louis L 61-71 @ Findlay W 84-58 Oakland City W 111-58 @Lewis W 82-76 @ Maryville L 63-84 @ Lewis L 57-76 Alice Lloyd College W 100-59 @Wisconsin-Parkside L 59-87 Wisconsin-Parkside W 66-60 @ Wisconsin-Parkside L 69-86 Lake Superior State W 95-59 Drury L 73-85 Lewis W 74-70 UM-St. Louis W 67-49 Northwood L 88-92 Rockhurst W 71-61 @ McKendree W 89-62 UM-Rolla W 74-68 #1 Northern Ky. L 53-60 Missouri-St. Louis W 79-74 @ Saint Joseph’s W 67-51 @ Southern Indiana W 68-61 Kentucky Wesleyan L 59-64 @St. Joseph’s L 79-88 @ Indianapolis W 75-72 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 58-67 Southern Indiana W 77-58 @Indianapolis L 56-73 @ Southern Indiana L 58-67 St. Joseph’s W 96-78 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 75-64 Northern Kentucky W 72-70 Kentucky Wesleyan L 63-71 Indianapolis W 77-68 @ Rockhurst W 76-58 Illinois-Springfi eld W 79-59 Indianapolis L 67-81 @ Rockhurst W 87-70 Drury L 77-80 Quincy L 70-90 Saint Joseph’s W 87-57 @ Drury L 76-92 Missouri S& T W 87-80 @Maryville L 59-81 @ Lewis L 65-77 Wisconsin-Parkside W 73-60 @ Lewis University L 70-77 @Missouri S&T L 57-62 OT @ UW-Parkside L 45-70 Lewis L 70-79 @ Quincy University L 92-93 @Northern Kentucky L 66-43 Southern Indiana W 65-62 Kentucky Wesleyan W 76-56 Wisconsin-Parkside L 87-90 Indianapolis L 53-79 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 49-60 @ Northern Kentucky L 64-76 St. Joseph’s W 82-57 Southern Indiana L 53-76 McKendree W 71-69 @ Indianapolis L 52-66 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 60-43 Kentucky Wesleyan L 77-85 @ William Jewell** L 73-84 @ St. Joseph’s W 68-55 @ Wisconsin-Parkside L 52-77 Wisconsin-Parkside-N** L 59-69 N SIU-Edwardsville W 68-55** Lewis L 57-61 N Lewis L 60-66** 2013-14 (13-14/GLVC 9-9) Indianapolis W 87-76 2011-12 (13-14/GLVC 7-11) @ Lewis L 62-82* @ Northern Kentucky L 54-71 CHANCELLOR DUGAN (32-25/GLVC 18-18) DAVID SMITH (247-158/GLVC 159-112) @Northern Kentucky** L 69-80 OPPONENT RESULT 2007-08 (20-12/ GLVC 12-7) OPPONENT RESULT @Cedarville L 84-87 DAVID SMITH (193-102/GLVC 129-70) 2009-10 (16-12/GLVC 9-9) McKendree W 69-67 @North Alabama L 62-82 OPPONENT RESULT Glenville State W 102-93 Ferris State W 64-61 DAVID SMITH (225-126/GLVC 146-89) Limestone W 80-69 Central State W80-55 Kentucky State W 91-79 Winona State L 81-86 OPPONENT RESULT Coker W 84-67 Lee W 61-55 @ Kentucky State W 76-62 Colo.-Colorado Springs L 67-73 St. Catharine L 70-73 @Union L 52-76 Spalding W 73-48 Grand Valley Sate W 66-59 @Indianapolis L 59-71 Wayne State L 60-70 Hillsdale W 79-77 @ Kentucky Sate W 63-54 @St. Joseph’s L 71-73 Trevecca Nazarene W 77-67 St. Francis W 86-68 Christian Brothers W 76-57 @Oakland City W 83-58 @William Jewell L 62-70 @Southern Indiana L 63-89 @ SIU Edwardsville L 63-65 @Concordia College W 73-55 @Rockhurst W 76-74 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 80-77 @ Quincy University L 68-76 @NYIT L 58-66 Drury L 75-82 @Oakland City W 91-72 Alice Lloyd W 116-68 Rockhurst L 55-57 Missouri S&T W 85-65 Queens W 82-74 Gannon W 84-79 William Jewell L 55-58 Indianapolis L 72-86 Edinboro W 85-77 Central Missouri L 48-55 @Drury L 53-67 Saint Joseph’s W 91-83 N Lake Superior State L 72-80 Lake Superior W 84-79 @#24 Missouri S&T L 62-74 Southern Indiana W 72-62 @ Northwood L 56-71 @Northwood W 89-86 Northern Kentucky L 65-72 @UW-Parkside W 82-77 Wisc.-Parkside W 80-69 Drury W 86-78 Lewis W 80-74 @Lewis L 82-90 Lewis W 63-62 Rockhurst W 77-63 Wisconsin-Parkside W 82-79 McKendree W 85-79 @ Rockhurst L 48-55 @ St. Joseph’s W 75-37 Southern Indiana W 78-70 Illinois-Springfi eld W 73-70 @ Drury L 70-78 @ Indianapolis L 56-70 @Kentucky Wesleyan W 85-81 @Quincy L 79-89 Indianapoils W 68-71 Kentucky Wesleyan W 78-53 @Wisconsin Parkside L 50-72 @Truman State L 88-100 St. Joseph’s W 93-74 Southern Indiana W 75-67 @Lewis L 84-88 Missouri-St. Louis L 65-68 @ Missouri-St. Louis L 53-75 @ Missouri S& T L 65-76 St. Joseph’s W 96-78 Maryville W 82-81 @ Northern Kentucky L 58-76 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 84-73 Indianapolis W 86-67 @Saint Joseph’s W 65-63 @ Quincy L 93-105 Wisconisn-Parkside W 77-68 @Southern Indiana W 75-68 @Indianapolis L 70-85 @ Illinois-Springfi eld W 71-61 Lewis W 94-78 Kentucky Wesleyan L 113-115 OT @Southern Indiana L 58-71 Missouri S&T W 64-62 @ Northern Kentucky L 59-72 @Northern Kentucky L 53-74 @Maryville** L 65-71 Inidanapolis L 58-61 Maryville W 87-69 @Indianapolis** L 56-84 Northern Kentucky L 52-65 St. Joseph’s W 96-49 N Game played at neutral site Indianapolis W 66-64 Northern Kentucky W 73-60 * NCAA Tournament Game Kentucky Wesleyan W 85-46 2012-13 (19-11/GLVC 9-9) @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 78-72 ** GLVC Tournament Game @ Lewis W 79-66 Southern Indiana L 71-88 CHANCELLOR DUGAN (19-11/GLVC 9-9) @ Wisconsin-Parkside L 58-65 Quincy** L 78-92 OPPONENT RESULT

Page 24 Team-by-Team Record Bellarmine Knights

Alabama-Huntsville 2-0 Coker 1-0 Indiana (Pa.) 1-1 Saginaw Valley State 1-2 Alderson-Broaddus 1-0 Concordia 1-0 Indianapolis 39-29 San Francisco State 1-0 Alice Lloyd 5-1 Cumberland 14-1 IUPU-Ft. Wayne 26-7 Shaw 0-1 Armstrong State 1-0 Delta State 0-1 IUPU-Indianapolis 9-1 Shepherd 2-0 Ashland 22-1 District of Columbia 1-0 IU-Southeast 20-2 SIU-Edwardsville 23-10 Belmont 0-2 Drury 1-8 Kentucky 0-7 Slippery Rock 1-0 Bentley 0-2 Eastern Kentucky 2-5 Kentucky State 44-19 Southern Indiana 44-22 Berea 6-2 Edinboro 1-0 Kentucky Wesleyan 57-19 Southwest Baptist 1-0 Brescia 2-0 Eckerd 1-0 Lake Erie 1-0 Spalding 21-0 Butler 1-0 Emporia State 0-1 Lake Superior State 5-3 Spring Arbour 1-0 Cal Poly State-Pomona 0-1 Erksine 1-0 Lee 1-0 St. Catharine 0-1 Cal Poly State-SLO 1-0 Evansville 2-0 Lewis 40-22 St. Francis (Ind.) 2-1 Cal State-Hayward 1-0 Fayetteville State 1-0 Limestone 2-0 St. Joseph’s 47-17 Cal State-Los Angeles 1-0 Ferris State 3-0 Lincoln Memorial 2-1 St. Leo 2-0 Cal State-Mont. Bay 1-0 Findlay 1-2 Louisville 4-14 St. Mary’s (TX) 0-1 Cal State-San Bern. 0-1 Fisk 1-0 Marion 2-0 Tampa 1-1 Cal State-Stanislaus 0-2 Flagler 1-0 Marshall 1-0 Texas A&M International1-0 Campbellsville 20-14 Florida Atlantic 1-0 Maryville 2-4 Texas-Permian Basin 0-1 Carson-Newman 1-1 Florida Southern 1-1 McKendree 5-0 Tiffi n 1-0 Catawba 2-0 Florida Tech 2-0 Mercyhurst 1-1 Transylvania 7-0 Cedarville 0-3 Fort Lewis 0-1 Merrimack 1-0 Trevecaa Nazarene 1-0 Central Missouri 0-1 Franklin 4-0 Mesa State 1-0 Truman State 0-1 Central State 7-2 Gannon 1-0 Metropolitan State 1-0 Tusculum 2-0 Centre 9-3 Georgetown College 1-0 Michigan Tech 2-2 Union 2-2 Charleston 3-0 Georgetown 30-7 Midway 9-1 Vincennes 1-1 Christian Bros. 2-0 Glenville 1-0 Millersville 1-0 Washburn 2-0 Cincinnati 0-2 Grand Valley State 5-1 Mississippi Industrial 1-0 Wayne State 1-1 Clarion 1-0 Hanover 6-0 Missouri Western 0-1 West Texas State 0-1 Clayton State 0-1 High Point 0-1 Missouri S&T 5-5 Western Kentucky 2-7 Colorado Christian 1-0 Hillsdale 4-0 Missouri-St. Louis 21-9 William and Mary 1-0 Co. - Colorado Springs 0-1 Illinois-Springfi eld 5-0 Morehead State 1-11 William Jewell 0-3 Mount St. Joseph’s 4-1 Wilberforce 1-0 Murray State 1-1 Winona 0-1 Norfolk State 1-0 Wisconsin-Green Bay 0-1 North Alabama 1-2 Wisconsin-Parkside 24-13 North Dakota 0-1 Wright State 6-5 North Dakota State 2-1 Xavier 4-1 Northeast Missouri St. 1-0 Northern Kentucky 28-51 Northern Michigan 1-1 Northwood 1-2 Notre Dame College 1-0 Nova Southeastern 0-1 NYIT 0-1 Oakland City 10-2 Oakland University 1-1 Ohio Valley College 1-0 Pace 1-0 Philadelphia Textile 1-0 ALLͳTIME COACHING RECORDS Pikeville 2-0 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 1-0 YEARS COACH RECORD PCT. GLVC PCT. Portland State 0-3 1971-73 Bill McKenzie 15-14 .520 Puerto Rico- Bayamon 1-0 1973-78 Kay Whelan 72-39 .650 1978-84 Madelene Naegele 102-65 .610 Puerto Rico-Humacao 1-0 1984-98 Charlie Just 299-105 .74 0 188-56 .770 Puerto Rico-Mayaguez 1-0 1998-2012 David Smith 247-158 .610 159-112 .587 Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras1-0 2012- Chancellor Dugan 32-25 .561 18-18 .500 Queens 1-0 Quincy 17-18 Rio Grande 1-0 Robert Morris 1-0 Rockhurst 6-2 Rollins 1-1

Page 25 Great Lakes Valley Conference Information Bellarmine Knights GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE Contact Information: Member Institutions (16): Championships Sponsored (20): 201 S. Capitol Avenue Bellarmine University, Drury University, Baseball, Men’s Basketball Pan Am Plaza, Suite 560 University of Illinois Springfield, and Women’s Basketball; Men’s and Indianapolis, IN 46225 University of Indianapolis, Lewis Women’s Cross Country; Football; University, Maryville University, Men’s and Women’s Golf; Men’s and Phone: 317-237-2105 McKendree University, Missouri Women’s Soccer; Softball; Men’s and Fax: 317-237-5632 University of Science & Technology, Women’s Tennis; Men’s and Women’s www.glvcsports.com University of Missouri-St. Louis, Quincy Indoor Track and Field; Men’s and University, Rockhurst University, Saint Women’s Swimming & Diving, Men’s Established: 1978 Joseph’s College, University of Southern and Women’s Outdoor Track and Indiana, Truman State University, Field; Women’s Volleyball. University of Wisconsin-Parkside, William Jewell College

Commissioner (14th Year): Asst. Commissioner, Compliance: Asst. Commissioner, Communications: Asst. Commissioner, Championships & Marketing Jim Naumovich Tonya Charland Jeī Smith Camelia Trahan Phone: (317) 237-5633 Phone: (317) 237-5636 Phone: (317) 237-2106 Phone: (317) 237-2107 E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: jeī@glvc-sports.org E-Mail: [email protected] GLVC Intern: Amy Selk | Phone: (317) 237-2105 | E-Mail: [email protected] GLVC Public Information Assistant: Jessica Yocum | E-Mail: [email protected]

Established in 1978 with a commitment to the purposes, fundamental policies The conference sponsors 20 championships in baseball, basketball, cross and basic principles of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, the Great country, football, golf, soccer, swimming and diving, indoor and outdoor track and Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) has grown to embody the vision established by field, and tennis for men, and basketball, cross country, softball, soccer, tennis, the founders of the organization and has melded athletic and academic excellence swimming and diving, indoor and outdoor track and field, golf, and volleyball for for 35 years. women. The GLVC, which at one point over the past decade grew to 17 members and In the history of the GLVC, member schools have captured 12 NCAA was the largest athletic conference in the country in any division, has fully Division II national championships, including nine on the men’s side. Seven of embraced NCAA Division II. Although formed and developed as one of the those titles were earned in the sport of men’s basketball, including Drury’s national nation’s premier NCAA Division II basketball conferences, the GLVC now championship in 2013 and Bellarmine’s title in 2011. Former member Kentucky sponsors 20 championship sports, which includes the addition of football in Wesleyan won the 1987, 1990, 1999 and 2001 crowns under the GLVC umbrella, 2012 and men’s and women’s swimming and diving in 2013-14. while Southern Indiana added a national title in The formation of the GLVC can be traced as far back as 1972 when the 1995. Northern Kentucky won the school’s first-ever women’s basketball national athletic directors of three schools - Kentucky Wesleyan College, Bellarmine championship in 2000 and followed that with a national title in College (now Bellarmine University) and Indiana State University at Evansville (now 2008. In addition, Northern Kentucky became the first GLVC member to win a the University of Southern Indiana) - began preliminary discussions about forming national championship in men’s soccer, while USI staked claim to the GLVC’s first a basketball conference. Four years later, the University of Indianapolis and Saint baseball national championship in 2010. SIU Edwardsville was the first GLVC Joseph’s College expressed interest. On July 7, 1978, those schools - along with member to win a national championship in softball in 2007. Ashland University - united to become the GLVC. Under the direction of 14-year The league also takes pride in recognizing the many academic and athletic accomplishments achieved by its student-athletes, coaches and administrators. In Commissioner Jim Naumovich, the GLVC will be celebrating its 35th Anniversary 2012-13, the GLVC ranked third among 23 NCAA Division II conferences in with several online and social media campaigns over the course of the 2013-14 Academic Success Rate (ASR) at 80 percent and third in the Federal Graduation academic season, while a Rate (FGR) at 62 percent for all student-athletes. In addition, a conference-record 30-second public service announcement has also been produced. 2,002 student-athletes were recognized with Academic All-GLVC recognition in Since its inception, 16 different institutions have joined the league. Those 2012-13, while a league-best 225 student- athletes earned the GLVC Council of members include: Lewis University (1980), Indiana-Purdue at Fort Wayne Presidents’ Academic Excellence Award for grade-point averages of 3.5 or higher. (1984), Northern Kentucky University (1985), Kentucky State University (1989), In 2001, the league announced the creation of the GLVC Hall of Fame, with Quincy University (1994), Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (1994), the first class being inducted in 2002. The GLVC annually presents the Richard F. University of Wisconsin-Parkside (1994), University of Missouri-St. Louis Scharf Paragon Award to the top male and female student-athlete in the league, and (1995), Drury University (2005), Missouri University of Science & Technology the Dr. Charles Bertram Alumni Award of Distinction to alumni who both (2005), Rockhurst University (2005), University of Illinois Springfield (2008), succeeded while a GLVC student-athlete and excelled in accomplishments after Maryville University (2008), William Jewell College (2009) and McKendree graduation. University (2010). Truman State University, which was admitted to the conference as a full-time member in July 2012, is competing in its first year as an active member during the 2013-14 season. Ashland and Kentucky State left the conference after the 1994 season, IPFW left the league following the 2000-01 academic year, and SIU Edwardsville exited the league following the 2007-08 academic year. These departures opened the door for the seven-team expansion over the past decade, allowing the league to grow 17 institutions. Northern Kentucky departed following the 2011-12 season to bring the current membership to 16 schools. Truman then replaced charter member Kentucky Wesleyan, which left the league in 2013 to pursue membership in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference. The conference headquarters are located in downtown Indianapolis, one of the many major Midwest media markets in which the league maintains a presence. The GLVC has schools in Milwaukee/Northern Illinois (UW-Parkside), Chicago (Lewis), Indianapolis (Indianapolis), Louisville (Bellarmine), Evansville (Southern Indiana), Springfield, Ill. (Illinois Springfield), Springfield, Mo. (Drury), Kansas City (Rockhurst, William Jewell) and St. Louis (Maryville, McKendree, Missouri- St. Louis). Page 26 Bellarmine University Leadership Bellarmine Knights

- Th e Rubel School of Business achieved accreditation for both its under- DR. JOSEPH J. MCGOWAN, graduate and graduate programs from AACSB, a distinction held by less than PRESIDENT Joseph J. McGowan was appointed as Bel- 15 percent of business schools worldwide. larmine University’s third president in 1990. He - Enrollment increased nearly 24 percent, to 3,132 in fall 2010. came to the position aft er serving for 22 years - Th e university’s endowment has more than quadrupled, from $7.65 mil- at Fordham University in New York as a vice lion in 1990 to $32.8 million at the close of the 2009-10 fi scal year. president and dean. Prior to that he was an admis- - Intercollegiate sports teams increased from 12 to 19, including the launch- sions and fi nancial aid offi cer at the University of ing of the very successful NCAA Division I men’s lacrosse team. Notre Dame. He received his doctorate in higher - Th e number of students living on campus has nearly quadrupled, to a education from Columbia University in New York record 1,009 in the fall 2010 semester. Forty-fi ve percent of full-time under- and earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees graduate students currently live on campus. from the University of Notre Dame. He also is - Extensive building and renovation projects have provided the Bellarmine a graduate of Harvard University’s Institute for community with wonderful teaching and living space. New buildings have Educational Management. nearly tripled nearly tripled the square footage on campus, to 856,171 square Dr. McGowan led the transformation of Bellarmine College to Bellarmine feet as of August 2010. Facilities design has merited 11 architecture awards. University, which has been named as the region’s best comprehensive university Dr. McGowan is active in the civic, professional, and service life of the by U.S. News and World Report for 17 consecutive years. Th e Princeton Review community, state and nation. Most recently, he has served on the boards of: ranks Bellarmine University as one of the nation’s top colleges. - National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities (Chair, During Dr. McGowan’s 24-year tenure, Bellarmine University has made 2009-10) remarkable strides in academic life, student life, campus environment, and - American Council on Higher Education fi nancial well-being. Some highlights since 1990: - Greater Louisville Inc., Executive Committee - Twenty-six new undergraduate academic degree and certifi cation programs - Association of Independent Kentucky Colleges and Universities and six graduate degree programs, including two doctorates, were added. - Kentuckiana Metroversity - A School of Education, a School of Communication, a School of Continu- - Frazier International History Museum ing and Professional Studies, a Center for Regional Environmental Studies and - Speed Art Museum an Institute for Media, Culture and Ethics were established, and the Lansing - Greater Louisville Health Enterprises Network School of Nursing expanded to include Health Sciences. -$22M Metro United Way Campaign, Chair

DR. FRED RHODES, SCOTT WIEGANDT, VICE PRESIDENT FOR STUDENT DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS AFFAIRS Dr. Fred W. Rhodes was appointed Vice Scott Wiegandt is in his eleventh year as Bellarmine’s President for Student Aff airs and Dean of Stu- director of athletics aft er serving the previous two years as dents at Bellarmine University in 1991 and assistant AD. During his tenure, the Bellarmine athletics currently serves as Vice President for Student program has grown to national prominence among NCAA Aff airs. Division II institutions--known both for its prowess in Under Dr. Rhodes’ leadership, Student competition and as a national leader in game management Aff airs is thriving in its mission of provid- and administration. ing services to students in the areas of career In recent years, Bellarmine has hosted 12 NCAA Div. services, counseling, internships, student ac- II national championships as well as the 2013 NCAA Div. tivities, residence life, campus ministry, service learning and volunteerism, II men’s basketball Elite Eight. disability services, international and minority student services, intramural In June of 2013, Wiegandt was recognized for his work by being named Under sports, wellness and health services, food services and athletics. He is also Armour Athletic Director of the Year by the National Association of Collegiate involved in service learning and volunteerism in the Louisville area and has Athletic Directors. created volunteer experiences for students and faculty in India, Central and In 2010-11, Bellarmine brought home the national championship in men’s South America and the Caribbean. Dr. Rhodes has taught at the University basketball--the fi rst national championship in Bellarmine’s sports history. of South Florida, University of Tennessee, University of Louisville and Bel- Wiegandt also has overseen a dramatic upgrade in facilities. Among the ad- larmine University. He has served on student aff airs faculty programs at ditions and improvements are the construction of Owsley B. Frazier Stadium and the University of South Carolina, University of Arizona, Emory University, the Eddie Weber Tennis Complex as well as renovations to Knights Hall and the Tulane University, Clemson University and the University of Georgia. Dr. baseball and soft ball facilities. Rhodes was named a Fulbright Scholar in 2007. In addition to the strides being made on campus, Wiegandt also has represented Before joining Bellarmine, Dr. Rhodes served as Dean of Students at the Bellarmine at a national level serving in leadership positions in organizations such as University of Louisville and the University of Central Arkansas. He received the Division II Athletics Directors Association, the Association of Collegiate Direc- his doctorate in education from Mississippi State University; his M.S. from the tors of Athletics, and the National Association of Athletic Development Directors. University of Tennessee; and his bachelor’s at Maryville College. Dr. Rhodes He also serves on the Greater Louisville Sports Commission’s board of directors. has also done post-graduate study at Harvard University. Wiegandt holds an undergraduate biology degree from Bellarmine and earned Dr. Rhodes is a member of numerous professional organizations and All-America status as a senior pitcher for the Knights baseball team. He was selected has served in leadership positions in organizations such as the Southern by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 1989 draft , and played 10 years of professional Association of College Student Aff airs (SACSA), the National Association baseball: eight seasons in the Phillies organization and one each with the St. Louis of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA), and the College Personnel Cardinals and Pittsburgh Pirates. He posted a 2.97 career ERA in over 400 appear- Associations of Arkansas and Kentucky. Dr. Rhodes has served on numer- ances, including fi ve seasons at AAA. Was inducted into the GLVC Hall of Fame ous Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) accreditation in Spring of 2013. committees. Dr. Rhodes is the recipient of NASPA’s John Jones Award for Aft er teaching and coaching at Holy Cross High School, Wiegandt returned to Outstanding Service as Dean in the Southeast and the Melveen D. Hardy Bellarmine to coach the baseball team and earn his master’s degree. He served as Award for outstanding contributions in research and service to the profession head coach for four seasons before moving into his administrative duties. of Student Aff airs administrators. Wiegandt is married to the former Danielle Atzinger, who holds two graduate education degrees (and is pursuing a doctorate) from Bellarmine. She is currently principal at Holy Cross High School. Th ey have three children: Caleb, Callie, and Cole. Page 27 Bellarmine Athletics Administration and Coaches Bellarmine Knights

Brad Bluestone Erin Burke Linda Burt Pam Stackhouse Chris Cooper Melanie Brunsdon Steve Hartman Head Athletic Trainer Academic Advisor Athletics Secretary/ Assoc. Athletic Director of Asst. Athletic Director/ Sports Performance Office Manager Director Athletic Events Compliance Director Sr. Women’s Admin.

Ann Jirkovsky David Krebs Heidi Neitzke Andrew Schroeder Traci Siemens John Spugnardi Adam Pruiett Faculty Athletics Rep. Assistant Athletic Assistant Athletic Academic Advisor Administrative Sports Information Asst. Sports Trainer Trainer Assistant Director Information Director

HEAD COACHES

Tim Chastonay Scott Davenport Chancellor Dugan Jim Vargo Kris Horton Mark Blankenbaker Soccer, Men’s Basketball, Men’s Basketball, Women’s Cross Country, Cross Country, Field Hockey Track & Field Women’s

Ernie Denham Art Henry Kevin Burns Jennifer Grzebin Chris Tinius Renee Hicks Golf, Men’s Golf, Women’s Lacrosse Volleyball Soccer, Women’s Softball

John Brucato John Mican Larry Owens Swimming Tennis Baseball

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KNIGHTS HALL OWSLEY B. FRAZIER STADIUM Knights Hall is home to Bellarmine basketball and volleyball. Built in In the fall of 2007, Bellarmine dedicated the $5.1 million Owsley B. 1960, Knights Hall has an atmosphere all its own and can seat up to 2,222 Frazier Stadium on the school’s campus, just off of Newburg Road. Th is passionate Knight fans in its current confi guration. state-of-the-art facility is now the home of Bellarmine’s soccer, fi eld hockey, lacrosse, and track teams. Th e artifi cial fi eld surface, called the While “retro” in appearance, Knights Hall has plenty of modern ame- Joseph P. and Janet A. Clayton Field, was installed by the Motz Group nities. A new fl oor and lower arena seating were installed in the summer and is the same “24/7” product as can be found at the football fi elds used of 2012. At the same time, new electrical and data lines were installed to by the Miami Dolphins and the . accommodate media at press row. Other amenities include the President’s room, which overlooks the court from the east baseline, and new LED Th e track facilities include an eight-lane dual-durometer polyurethane scorer’s table, which can display scores, statistics and sponsors’ mesages. poured surface provided by Benyon Sport Surfaces, as well as three long Knights Hall also has a closed-circuit video system allowing live broadcasts jump pits, two pole vault areas, a high jump pit, and a water steeplechase of events to monitors throughout the arena. pit. Th e fi eld can also be fully lit for night play. It seats approximately 2,000 spectators and has a concession stand and press box facility. Knights Hall was dedicated in 1960 with a home game against the Uni- versity of Louisville and has since featured some great matchups with some Owsley B. Frazier Stadium has hosted three NCAA Division II National of the best basketball players in collegiate basketball including Kentucky Championships: men’s and women’s soccer (2010) and women’s lacrosse State legend Travis Grant, the all-time leading scorer in Division II. Th e arena also has hosted NCAA tournament games including women’s games in the 1990s all the way up to the men’s basketball team’s NCAA Midwest Regional championships in 2011 and 2012.

In addition to basketball, Knights Hall has hosted literally hundreds of other events including graduations, lectures and concerts. It also was the site of the Division II Women’s Volleyball “Elite 8” in 2010. Other guests of Knights Hall include Mother Teresa, the Grateful Dead, Jimmy Buff ett, and Maroon 5 among others. In 2007, Knights Hall was featured on ESPN as it hosted the McDonald’s High School All-American Slam Dunk Contest, which was won by Blake Griffi n. Bellarmine’s baseball and soft ball teams each have a home at Knights Field. Both diamonds are natural grass and are located on campus. Th e baseball fi eld was built in 1954 and has been renovated several times. It now features an elevated press box overlooking home plate as well as covered dugouts, bullpens, a batting cage and a large electronic scoreboard in right fi eld. Th e fi eld dimensions are 360 feet down the left fi eld line (where the fence is now 20-feet hight), 385 feet to dead center, and 340 feet down the right-fi eld line. EDDIE WEBER TENNIS COMPLEX Home to the men’s and women’s tennis teams, the Eddie Th e soft ball fi eld had a complete renovation in the spring of 2012 and Weber Tennis Complex features six hard surface courts, which were re- was the site of the NCAA DII Soft ball National Championship that same cently converted from clay. Th e Knights tennis teams also practice and year. Th e faciltity has a full service concession stand located behind home compete on three indoor courts within the adjacent Sports, Recreation plate as well as covered dugouts and an electronic scoreboard located in and Fitness facility. left fi eld. Th e fi eld dimensions are 190 feet down the foul lines and 220 feet to center. Both fi elds have bleacher seating to accommodate 300 spectators as well as ample hillside grass seating.

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Bellarmine University is a vibrant community of educational ex- cellence and ethical awareness that consistently ranks among the na- tion’s best colleges and universities. Our students pursue an education based in the liberal arts – and in the distinguished, inclusive Catholic tradition of educational excellence, the oldest and most rewarding in the western world. It is a lifelong education, worthy of the university’s namesake, Saint Robert Bellarmine, and of his invitation to each of us to learn and live in veritatis amore -- in the love of all that is beautiful, true and good in life. On the edge of downtown Louisville - the nation’s 19th largest city - Bellarmine is set on three beautiful hills in the artful and eclec- tic Highlands neighborhood. We are within walking distance of the Bardstown Road corridor, where coff ee houses, restaurants, and one- of-a-kind shops add to the overall Bellarmine experience. Downtown Louisville is just minutes away and off ers world-class theater, arts, sports, museums and gorgeous riverfront parks. Louisville is situated on the mile-wide Ohio River, at the gateway to the South and the crossroads of the Midwest. Two hundred million people – two-thirds of the nation’s population – live within a 500-mile radius of the city. is 21. Th ere are 29 students or fewer in 86 percent of our classes. Teaching As we grow, more and more people are adding “Bellarmine” to their and learning like this just doesn’t take place at the megaversities, and it lists of top schools. Around here, we say “BELL-er-mun” in “LOU-a-vuhl.” shows in our high four-year graduation rates and in the successful careers Th is is one of the friendliest campuses and places in the world, so we’ll still of our 19,158 graduates throughout the world. love you no matter how you pronounce these names. BU is named aft er We off er more than 50 majors in the arts and sciences, business, Roberto Bellarmino (1542-1621), the brilliant Jesuit, who was a Cardinal education, nursing and health sciences. We encourage double majors. and who was canonized in 1930. Graduate degrees include Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), Doctor of Our lush, 143-acre campus currently comprises 43 buildings, includ- Physical Th erapy (DPT), Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Education and ing the world-class W.L. Lyons Brown Library, the Norton Health Science Social Change, Master of Business Administration (MBA) (Weeknight, Center, and halls that are home to the nursing, education, and the arts and Weekend and Executive), Master of Arts in Communication (MAC), Master sciences. Bellarmine boasts eight residence halls (with an ninth currently of Arts in Education (MAEd), Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT), Rank I under construction), a pristine architectural gem of a chapel, campus cen- Programs, Master of Science in Applied Information Technology (MAIT), ter, and university quadrangle. Our recreational facilities include indoor Master of Arts in Spirituality (MAS), and Master of Science in Nursing and outdoor tennis courts; fi tness center; and athletic fi elds including (MSN)(MSN Educator, MSN Administrator, Family Nurse Practitioner). a state-of-the-art Frazier Stadium that’s home to lacrosse, soccer, fi eld One in four of Bellarmine freshmen competes on one of our 21 varsity hockey, and track & fi eld. sports teams. Women compete in Basketball, Cross Country, Field Hockey, Bellarmine faculty scholars are passionate about teaching. 156 full- Golf, Soccer, Soft ball, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball and Indoor and Out- time faculty, with 81 percent holding a Ph.D. or the highest degree in their door Track. Men play Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Lacrosse fi eld, teach at Bellarmine. (NCAA Div. I) Soccer, Swimmng Tennis, and Indoor and Outdoor Track. A diverse student body from 39 states and 30 foreign countries attend Visit our beautiful, vibrant campus and discover the Bellarmine dif- Bellarmine. Our total enrollment is 3,249 of which 2,457 are undergraduate ference, We off er Interviews and campus tours daily. We invite you to students. Fift y-four percent of our students ranked in the top 25 percent schedule a visit online or contact the Offi ce of Admission, Monday through of their class. ACT composite scores range from 22 to 27 for the middle Friday, 8 am-5 pm (ET) by calling toll free 800.274.4723 or 502.272-7100. 50 percent of students. We hope to see you soon! Our student/faculty ratio is 13 to 1. Our average class size at Bellarmine LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Louisville is a place of beauty that defi es description. Not exactly stunning mountains, mysterious forests and the Red River Gorge. southern and not exactly midwestern, Louisville is home to people of Located right on the edge of downtown Louisville in the city’s fi rst kindness, people of greatness, and people of character. Oft en, you’ll even suburb, Th e Highlands, Bellarmine is within walking distance of some of meet someone who’s all three! (Louisville is also the city’s most popular public parks, home to people of good humor.) A big city with shops, restaurants and clubs. Funky a small-town feel, Louisville is Lonely Planet’s and bustling with energy, the High- No. 1 Travel Destination for 2013 – a place lands is home to art galleries, con- where you’ll fi nd every manner of arts, enter- signment stores, book stores, record tainment, sports and commerce, but still get a stores, coff ee shops, and boutiques. smile and a “hello” from a complete stranger. Some of the great Bardstown Road Greater Louisville, pronounced “LOU-a- landmarks familiar to BU students vuhl,” is a thriving city of about 1.2 million include Twig & Leaf, ear Xtacy, Heine people. Our city off ers all of the benefi ts of a Brothers Coff ee, Fat Jimmy’s Pizza, contemporary city on the move, along with Wild & Woolly Video, Carmichael’s the gracious hospitality that has made this Bookstore, Guitar Emporium, Molly region legendary. Malone’s, Za’s, Amazing Grace, City Our area boasts: an award-winning arts Café, Café 360, Bombay Internation- scene with top-level theater, music and visual al Market, Baxter Avenue Th eaters, arts; an awesome sports scene that features the Lily’s, Cumberland Brews, Jack Fry’s, world famous Kentucky Derby, professional Sapporo, Ramsi’s, Seviche, and Span- baseball, arena football, and frequent major touring events in golf, racing, elli’s. Between the parks and the shopping/dining corridors, there’s not and extreme sports; a parks system designed by Frederick Law Olmsted much you can’t do in the Highlands. that is the envy of cities nationwide; a vibrant downtown life, featuring See for yourself Louisville’s unique mixture of easy access to every- Fourth Street Live, Waterfront Park, Louisville Slugger Field, Extreme thing a big city has to off er, along with the comfort, safety, beauty and ease Park, waterfront hiking and biking trails, and the Falls of the Ohio; and that usually resides only in small towns. And make a visit to Bellarmine the breathtaking natural beauty of Kentucky, home to spectacular lakes, University your fi rst stop! Schedule a visit now.

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