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1979-1980 NSA WBL All-American Team Cedarville University DigitalCommons@Cedarville Women's Basketball Rosters Women's Basketball Spring 1980 1979-1980 NSA WBL All-American Team Cedarville College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/womens_basketball_rosters Part of the Higher Education Commons, and the Sports Studies Commons Recommended Citation Cedarville College, "1979-1980 NSA WBL All-American Team" (1980). Women's Basketball Rosters. 18. https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/womens_basketball_rosters/18 This Roster is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@Cedarville, a service of the Centennial Library. It has been accepted for inclusion in Women's Basketball Rosters by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Cedarville. For more information, please contact [email protected]. OFFICIAL SCOUTING ccrnDINE for NATIONAL SCOUTING ASSOC/A TION, INC. •• •o UIKITaAI.L LIAQUC *****1979-80 National Scouting Association's Women's Collegiate Basketball All-American Team NAME COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY HEIGHT POSitlOtf. CLASS Nancy Lieberman Old Dominion University 5 1 10" Guard Sr. tnge Nissen Old Dominion University 6'5" Center Sr. Jill Rankin U. of Tennessee 6'3" Center Sr. Tina Ounn Brigham Young University 6'4"._ Center· Sr. I Rosie Walker Stephen F. Austin U, 6' l" Forward Sr. Pam Chambers Tennessee Tech. U. 5'9" Guard Sr. Peggie Gillom U. of Mississippi 6'0" Forwar4, Sr. ' . Cindy Haugejorde U. of Iowa 6 •oi,' For/Cert Sr. ·. \ ' Lydi..a Johnson U. of Detroit 6 I 4 11 • Center Sr~ benise Curry u.c_.L.A. 6' l" Forward Jr. Car.ol Menken Oregon State U. 6 I 4 11 Center Jr. Lynette Woodard U. of Kansas 6'0" Grd/For Jr. 1 LaTaunya Pollard California S.-Long Beach 5 11" Forward. F-r-.·,1 • Kris ,irchner - u. of Maryland 6 1 4 11 Center Jr. Beverly Crusoe_ U. of Dayton 5'11" Grd/For : . -~-· \. ,,. ,, ".. *""*****trlrlr************************************************************lr**************"'-*irlr*;. HONORABLE. MENTION: G~nfal -Beasley-North Carolina State Valerie Still-U. of Kentucky Betty Booker-Memphis State Jessie Brown-U. of South Alaba~, , June Olkowski-Rutgers University Valerie Walker".'"Cheyney Sta·te : Corinne Gulas-Pennsylvania State Pam Miklesruk-U. of Pittsburgh · · Beth Schroeder-Long Beach State Julie Gross-Louisiana State Susan Taylor-Valdosta State C. Anne Gregory-Fordham University Jennifer White-Louisiana Tech. Mary Hile-U. of San Francisco Holly WarlJck-U. of Tennessee Linnell Jones-Kentucky State Kathy Harston-Wayland Baptist c. ' Kim Maddox-Long Beach -State Gail Koziara~Dartmouth C. Debbie Miller-Boston U. Sharon Upshaw-Drake u. Bev Smith-U. of Oregon Anne Donovan-Old Dominion U. Marcia Topp-Montana State Teresa Willis-U. of Nevada-LV Linda Waggoner-U. · of Texas • ·Pam Crawford-Stephen F. Austin Betsy Bailey-U. of Colorado Trudy Lacey-North Carolina State Teresa Huf f-U. of South~rn Calif "*****..... ..,,******"*******************************************************************-It 604 Fifth Avenue New ' York, N.Y. 10020 , 212/977-7711 Nancy Lieberman-Old Dominion u. Inge Nissen-Old Dominion U. Jill Rankin-U. of Tennessee Tina Gunn-Brigham Young U. Rosie Walker-Stephen F. Austin S.U. Pam Chambers-Tennesee Tech. U. Peggie Gillom-U. of Mississippi Cindy Haugejorde-U. of Iowa Lydia Johnson-U. of Detroit Beverly Crusoe-U. of Dayton Betty Booker-Memphis State Genia Beasley-North Carolina State Jessie Brown-U. of South Alabama Julie Gross-Louisiana State Susan Taylor-Valdosta State College Anne Gregory-Fordham University Holly Warlick-U. of Tennessee Kathy Harston-Wayland Baptist College Sharon Upshaw-Drake University Teresa Willis-U. of Nevada-L.V. Linda Waggon0r7U. of Texas Alice Schmidt-Montclair State Barbara Brown-Stephen F. Austin Sue Peters-U. of Massachusetts Robbi Beyer-California Poly Pomona .Kirn Bueltel-Pepperdine University Carol Turvey-U. of Victoria (B.C.) Suzanne Washington-U. of Oregon Pat Charity-Western Michigan U. Mary Murphy-Northwestern U. Ling Ling Hou~st. John's U. Ann Meyers-U. of Dayton Hattie Browning-U. of Texas Rowanna Pope-Mississippi C. Diane Frierson-U.C.L.A. Teri Swarbrick-San Jose State Kelly Hill-U. of Southern California Julie Cushing-U. of Oregon Jean.Rostermucydt-U. of New Mexico Eileen Feeney-Kansas State Margy Nielsen-Central Missouri Gwen Walker-U. of Arkansas-Pine Bluff ' Helen Shereda~Oakland u. Delois Williams-Alcorn State Margaret Eng;li,sh-South Carolina S.C. ****************~-k***************************************************************************~i • ALL-FRESHWOMEN TEAM NAME COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY HEIGHT POSITION LaTaunya Pollard California.State-L.B. 5'11" Forward Valerie Still U. of Kentucky 6'1" Forward ,·' , Corinne Gulas Pennsylvania State U. 5 '8" Guard Pam'Miklesruck u. of Pittsburgh 6 1 O" Forward Jennifer White Louisiana Tech. U. 5' 9" Guaid Anne Donovan Old Dominion University 6 '.8" Center ~thy Boswell Illinois State U. 5'10" Forward D'orothy Raf,fel · U. of Indiana 5 1 10" Guard Cassander Lander Arizona State U. 5 '5'·' Guard Judy Porter · San Diego State 6 I 4 11 Center -Ann Troyan , • U. of Colorado 5' 7'.' Guard Sandy Kqvach ·, U. of Utah 6 '3" Center Pam Crawford Stephen F. Austin S •. U. 5'7" Guard Ramona Mccastle Mississippi Valley C~ 5'6" Guard 1 11 Martha Monk · Auburn U. 5 8 ' ' Guard .
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