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Any team thai loses just from the year before stands a 1 again of improving the following season. is one of those teams. The Lady Rebels return a solid headline makers including the Twins (Geannine and Pauline,. Quotable scoring euard DeNise Ballenger~ ~ pan-time starters Kim Cn Staley, and Vicki Lander. ' I remember they Other returners from (UNLV) sent a scout to club thai advanced to watch us play Long National invitational 1 Beach State a few seniors Shari Netzel Redshirt sophomore days before we jumps on board for the played them last time. I fill roles in as many as really admire and joins hiahly touted ne\ lange and Tammy Moore appreciate when challense for starting spotS , people prepare, take Lori Brotherson , who was things seriously and 1988 Nevada FemaJe Head Coach Jim then beat you banner season. "We want because of that fact. I we were last year, and last admire things when Our goals are to win the I the NCAA Tournament ·• they are done right.' Not bid is right. Led by candidate Pauline Jordan's - and 8.7 rebounds , UNLV as 13tl1 by USA Today ,) consecutive oonference t.o game, and won 20 games for just a (n!al thing do. This robd straight season. trip (UNLV'a first. of the ... aeon)

And thai. is what has prompt ...... ~, ahould be really excitine. Vou can't Lady Rebels to work harder stir - · but think, 'Wow, this iA big· been three years ( 1986) since ."' eamed an NCAA berth, and the aaid he waa impressed ~beIs figure they deseiYe another chance. 't/ 10phomore forward "One of the things we're really excited about with several or our players," says Jordan, who he aaw play at BoUa," is that they made a commitment to 1mer's Olympio.6port8 Fes­ staying here during the summer to work at Chapel Hill, N.C., along out, lift weights, and play. They're doing UNLV junior guard DeNise what's necessary for us to lake that next r, who played at North- step: win the league and go the NCAA Louisiana in 1985-86 be­ playoffs." • transferring t.o Angelina Ju­ A big key for the Lady R

lineup," said BoUL "The three tp.~ards guard Linda Staley were real effective, but thai meant our two will atart in Ba.Den,er'• big people had to play real weU, and we II\ LSU. didn't get real good play inside late in the aaid the Lady Rebels will year " get good games out of their e of Pauline Jordan (15.6 10.6 tpg.), Geannine Jordan ppg., 7.6 tpg.) and Lady Rebel Thomas (8.0 ppg., 10.0 we get the kind of production against UNR (UNLV'o on versatile had 60 point.a and 36 we'll be in great shape," By Ron Kantowaki "Another big key is cut­ SUN Sports Writer our tumoven (UNLV is II Kim Crawford was a playing 30 a game)." card, she'd be a jack-of-all trades. V beat.l Louisiana Tech, tal

' West to a 68-!.~Gn1•'-- ...... - • · 1988-89 University of Nevada, Las Vegas Lady Rebel Basketball Media Guide

published by DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS 4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Lady Rebel Quick Facts ...... IFC Weldon E. Havins Award .. . . 42 Athletic Department Directory/ Media Guide Award/ 1987-88 Year in Review...... 44-56 1988-89 UNLV WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM-(standing, I tor): Assistant Coach Julie Sullivan, Assistant Coach Rick Lady Rebels on the Air /Credits . ... 2 The Record Book ...... 58 -65 Glenn, Mandy Hannah, Shari Netzel, Geannine jordan, Merlelynn Lange, Pauline jordan, Kim Crawford, Shelly Ray, Head Coach 1988-89 Lady Rebel Roster Information ...... 3 Lady Rebel Songleaders ...... 61 Jim Bolla, Team Manager Rhonda Hickman. (sitting, I to r) : 'Tammy Moore, Lori Brotherson, Linda Staley, Vicki Lander, DeNise I 988-89 Lady Rebel Outlook ...... 4 Thomas & Mack Center ...... 66-67 Ballenger. Head Coach Jim Bolla ...... 6 Women 's Basketball Boosters/ Assistant Coaches ...... 7 Lady Rebel Philosophy and Goals ...... 68 Lady Rebel Academics ...... 8 This is UNLV/ Lady Rebel Support Staff ...... 9 1988-89 UNLV Lady Rebel Quick Facts Department of Intercollegiate Athleti cs ..... 70-75 Lady Rebel Player Biographies . . I 0-2 9 ...... 76-78 Location ...... Las Vegas, NV 89154 Head Coach ...... Jim Bolla (142-43/7th season) UNLV Medical Staff .. . .. 30 Lady Rebel Opponents ... 32-39 This is Las Vegas, Nevada ...... 79 Home Courts ...... South Gym (1,500) ...... ( '75) Meet the Lady Rebels Media Outlets/ Opponent Publicists...... 80 ...... Thomas and Mack Center ( 18,500) Assistant Coaches ...... Rick Glenn (Radio-TV Quick Reference) .. 40-4 1 I 988-89 Lady Rebel Schedule ...... Back Cover Conference ...... Big West Conference ...... (CS Stanislaus '84) Bert Leavitt Memorial Scholarship/ Colors ...... Scarlet and Gray ...... Julie Sullivan Nickname ...... Lady Rebels ...... (Stephen F. Austin '79) Enrollment ...... 14,858 Academic Advisor ...... Jain a Preston Founded ...... 1957 Administrative Assistant ...... Kathy Smith MED IA INFORMATION - Th e Lady Rebel Basketball Media Guide has been prepared for members of the working press, radio, and television media who cover the 1988-89 UNL Lady Rebels. For further information or credentials, contact President ...... Dr. Robert C. Maxson Women's Basketball Phone ...... (702) 739-3151 v Kevin Messenger of the UNLV Sports Information Office. Athletic Director ...... Dr. Brad Rothermel Women's Basketball Trainer ...... Ellen Smilowitz

Sr. Asst. Athletic Director/ PWA ...... Tina Kunzer Women's Basketball SID ...... Kevin Messenger Sports fn formation Office • University of Nevada, Las Vegas • 4505 Maryland Parkway • Las Vegas, NV 89154 Sr. Asst. Athletic Director/Finance . .. Charlotte Summers Sports Information Phone (Office) ...... (702) 739-3207 Sports Information Office Phone (702) 739-3207 Sr. Asst. Athletic Director/ 1987-88 Overall Record ...... 25-9 Community Relations ...... Messenger's Home Phone (702) 794-2765 1987-88 PCAA Record/ Finish ...... 14-4/2nd Asst. Athletic Director/ Basketball Offi ce Phone (702) 739-3151 Communications ...... Joyce Aschenbrenner 1987-88 Women's NIT Record/ Finish ...... J-2/7th Ticket Office Phone (702) 739-FANS Asst. Athletic Director/ Highest Nat'! Rankings . .... 13th (USA Today)/16th (AP) Athletic Ticket Manager ...... Le Riggle Final Nat'! Rankings ...... 22nd (USA Today) Asst. Athletic Director/ Letterwinners Returning/ Lost ...... 8/4 Athletic Development ...... Doug Sanderson Starters Returning/Lost ...... 4/1 1 981-88 Media Guide ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT PHONE DIRECTORY Area Code for All UNLV Numbers is 702 1988-89 LADY REBEL ROSTER Earns National Senior Administration and Staff Dr. Bradley Rothermel, Director, Department of Intercollegiate Athletics ...... 739-3483 Recognition Tina Kunzer, Senior Asst. Athletic Dir./Primary Women 's Admm1strator ...... 739-3240 UNLV's I987-88 Lady Rebel Basketball Media Bruce Heppler, Assistant to the Primary Women ' Administrator ...... 739-3846 No. Name POS HT CL Hometown/Previous School Guide was judged "Second in the Nation" by Charlotte Summers, Senior Assistant Athletic Director/ Finance ...... 739-3159 Debbie Soltysik, Assistant to Business Manager ...... 739-3159 the College Sports Information Directors of Jerry Tarkanian, Senior Assistant Athletic Director/ Community Relations ...... 739-3295 5 *DeNise Ballenger G 5-5 SR Nacogdoches, TX/ Angelina JC America. It also was named "Best in the Joyce Aschenbrenner, Asst. Athletic Director/ Communications & Sports In formation . ... 739-3207 District," for NCAA District 8 w hich consists Kevin Messenger, Bruce Meyers, Assistant SID's ...... 739-3207 14 Lori Brotherson F 6-0 FR Bunkerville, NV/ Virgin Valley HS of schools in Alaska, Arizona, California, Karen Hall, Sports Information Assistant ...... 739-3207 Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Le Riggle, Assistant Athletic Director/ Ticket Manager ...... 739-3267 30 * * *Kim Crawford F 6-2 SR San Luis Obispo, CA/ San Luis HS washington, British Columbia, and Yukon. Debbie Barrentine, Ticket Offlce Accountant...... 739-3267 The guide was written and edited by Kevin Mike McGranahan, Assistant Athletic Ticket Manager...... 739-3267 I 0 Mandy Hannah G-F 6-0 FR Compton, CA/ Compton HS Messenger, UNLV Assistant Sports Information Doug Sanderson, Assistant Athletic Director/ Athletic Development ...... 739-3614 John Pe terson, Assistant Director of Athletic Development ...... 739-36 14 Director for women's basketball. The book was Judith Simon, Doug Billings, Student Assistants, Athletic Development ...... 739-36 14 42 * *Geannine Jordan F-C 6-2 JR Pasadena, CA/ John Muir HS printed by UNL V Printing Services, and artwork Mike Whitsitt, Director of Marketing and Promotions ...... 739-0822 was designed by Patty Coluse. Scott zuffelato, Assistant Director of Marketing and Promotions ...... 739-0822 50 *Pauline Jordan F-C 6-3 JR Pasadena, CA/ John Muir HS Doug lhmels, Marketing and Promotions Intern ...... 739-0822 Sheila Strike-Bolla, Director of Special Projects ...... 739-I 069 23 *Vicki Lander G 5-8 so Evansville, IN/ Bosse HS t:itation ~or €mllmct Administrative Assistants Cleveland Edwards, Administrative Assistant/ Men 's Basketball ...... 739-3295 15 Merlelynn Lange c 6-6 FR North York, Ontario/ Emery Institute ~ Sports lnfonttadon DnctDrJ of Amfrial Steve Kadoich, Administrative Assistant/ Football ...... 739-3400 ~~- Dallas Norton, Assistant to the Athletic Director ...... 739-3480 31 Tammy Moore G 5-8 , Assistant to the Athletic Director ...... 739·3295 ]R Detroit, MI/Kaskaskia JC UNL V Medical Staff 24 ***Shari Netzel F 6-2 SR Culver City, CA/ Culver City HS Jerry Koloskie, Head Athletic Trainer...... 739·3380 Scott Byleckie, Bernie Chavies, Kyle Wilson, Assistant Athletic Trainers ...... 739·3380 43 *Shelly Ray F Dr. Sam Russo, Team Physician/ General Practice ...... 739-2628 5-10 JR Walla Walla, WA/ Walla Walla JC ...... ~ ...... ~ ...... c..­ Dr. Gerald Higgins, Team Physician/ Orthopedics ...... 739-32 12 "'CoBIDA 1o K- Oo,. - 1\io 6ol. !lor J Jolr, - 22 * *Linda Staley G 5-10 Athletic Academic Counselors JR Palmdale, CA/ Palmdale HS Mike Alsup, Shelly Fischer/ Men's Basketball ...... 739-3295 Jacqueline Newton ...... 739-3525 Dr. Andrew R. Nixon/ Football ...... 739-3400 Jaina Preston/ Women's Basketball ...... 739-315 1 * denotes varsity letters won at UNLV Equipment Managers Larry Chin ...... 739-3 154 Paul Pucciarelli (Football) ...... 739-08 14 Strength and Conditioning HEAD COACH: Jim Bolla (Pittsburgh '75) (142-43/ lth season) About This Year's Cover Gil Reyes, Strength and Conditioning Coach ...... 739-3085 Bob Medina, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach ...... 739-3085 ASSISTANT COACHES: Rick Glenn (Cal State Stanislaus '84) The Lady Rebel theme in I988-89 is "Mak­ ing Headlines." It only seemed fitting that the UNLV Head Coaches Baseball/ Fred Dallimore ...... 739-3499 Julie Sullivan (Stephen F Austin '79) Lady Rebels get some pre-season practice in Basketball (Men's) / Jerry Tarkanian ...... 739-3295 making headlines by lending a helping hand Basketball (Women's) / Jim Bolla ...... 739-315 1 GRADUATE ASSISTANT: Rochelle Oliver (UNLV '84) at a local newspaper . Cross Country/Track and Field / AI McDaniel...... 739-3256 Well, not exactly. The Las Vegas Review­ Football/ Wayne Nunnely ...... 739-3400 journal was kind enough to allow UNL V's Golf/Dwaine Knight...... 739-3 71 4 women's basketball team to invade their press Michael "Chub" Drakulich · "Golf Coach Emeritus" ...... 739-3714 SQUAD BREAKDOWN room during an afternoon run, and thus the Soccer / Barry Barto ...... 739-3 729 Softball/ Shan McDonald ...... 739-39 16 origin of this year's cover. The shot was also Letterwinners Returning (8) Starters Lost (I) Guards (5) Swimming/ Jim Reitz ...... 739-3636 used for the '88-89 posters and schedule cards. Tennis/ Craig Witcher ...... 739-3009 DeNise Ballenger Karen Hall DeNise Ballenger The UNL v women's basketball program and Other Numbers to Note Kim Crawford Mandy Hannah sports information staff wish to extend a Dr. Robert Maxson/ University President ...... 739-320 I Geannine Jordan Seniors (3) Tammy Moore sincere thank you to Mary Hausch, managing Dr. Paul Burns/ NCAA Faculty Representative ...... 739·32 18 editor, and Jim Laurie and Russell Yip, Fred Albrecht/ Alumni Director ...... 739-362 I Pauline Jordan DeNise Ballenger Vicki Lander photographers, for their time and efforts in Dennis Finfrock/Director of Thomas & Mack Center and Sam Boyd Silver Bowl ...... 739-3761 Vicki Lander Kim Crawford Linda Staley making these shots possible. University Operator ...... 739-30 I I Shari Netzel Shari Netzel Shelly Ray Forwards (7) Linda Staley Juniors (5) Lori Brotherson LADY REBELS ON THE AIR CREDITS Geannine Jordan Kim Crawford Letterwinner Lost ( 4) Pauline Jordan Mandy Hannah All 28 of UNL V's regular season games, and all post­ The 1988-89 Lady Rebel media guide was written and Rene Czerwinski Tammy Moore Geannine Jordan season action will be heard live this year on KREL Radio edited by Kevin Messenger, UNLV Assistant Sports In­ Karen Hall Linda Staley Pauline Jordan ( 1280 AM) in Las Vegas. formation Director, Karen Hall, Sports Information Cyndie Thomas Shelly Ray Shari Netzel Interestingly, KREL is a Spanish-speaking station, but Assistant, and Scott Lemere. Special assistance was pro­ Cathy Watlet Shelly Ray as a public service to the community, it will break for vided by Joyce Aschenbrenner and Bruce Meyers of the Sophomores (2) all Lady Rebel games to be broadcast in English. UNL V sports information office. The guide was typeset Starters Returning (4) Mandy Hannah Centers (3) Broadcasting duties will be shared by KREL general by UNLV Printing Services and printed by Creel Print­ DeNise Ballenger Vicki Lander Geannine Jordan manager and former Rebel broadcaster Bob Blum, ing Co. Cover art was designed by Bill Verrill of XZYZX Geannine Jordan Pauline Jordan UNL V Assistant Sports Information Director Kevin Advertising and Design. Photos were provided by the Pauline Jordan Freshmen (2) Merlelynn Langr Messenger, and former Lady Rebel, Karen Hall, who also Las Vegas Review-journal and UNL V Telemedia Crawford/ Lander/ Staley Lori Brotherson assists with UNL V sports information duties. Services. Merlelynn Lange

2 3 1988-89 LADY REBEL OUTLOOK

and bigger than a year ago. Guard: A major concern for the Lady Enthusiasm is ringing around the Lady Rebel basketball offices this fall and Rebels is the loss of two-year all-conference the anticipation is thick. A splendid cast of newcomers and returners, a guard Karen Hall. DeNise Ballenger, Vicki head coaching change, and the most challenging schedule in years has Lady Lander, and Linda Staley all return with JC Rebel fans perched on the edges of their seats for an exciting season and newcomer Tammy Moore expected to chal­ lenge strongly for the vacated point position. hopes of another post-season playoff bid. A pure and a first team JC and Kodak All-American, Moore will be given LAS VEGAS, NV- It is mid-july in the blister­ Other returners from last year's 24-9 club consideration for the starting role with ing heat of Las Vegas. The air-conditioned that advanced to the Women's National In­ Lander or Staley. Ballenger, the team's se­ casinos are bustling, the local water park is vitational Tournament include Shari Netzel cond leading scorer a year ago (I3.2), will raking in the dough, and the national and Shelly Ray. Redshirt sophomore likely ease into the "two" or off-guard posi­ pastime is alive and well. Mandy Hannah jumps on board for the up­ tion. Mandy Hannah could see spot time at There is a faint sound of bouncing balls coming season to fill roles in as many as four either guard position, also. heard muffled through the walls of the UNLV positions. She joins highly touted newcomers Says Bolla, "I think we'll be pretty solid there. gymnasium. Certainly there is not basketball Merlelynn Lange and nunmy Moore We've plugged a big hole, and we're looking being played in the dead of summer! In july? who both will challenge for starting spots, now to make the position even stronger.' In the heat? No way. and freshman Lori Brotherson, who was Forward/Center:The frontline for UNLV Closer examination, though, would un­ heralded as the 1988 Nevada Female Athlete should be stronger as well with the additions cover the truth behind this mystery. of the Year. of Merlelynn Lange and Mandy Hannah. A look behind the ominous red doors Head Coach Jim Bolla anticipates a ban­ Geannine and Pauline jordan both return as ner season. "We want to be better than we reveals a scene that is not expected: a team key players inside, with fellow returners Kim were last year, and last year wasn't bad. Our of young ladies - clad in scarlet and gray Crawford, Shari Netzel, and Shelly Ray, and goals are to win the league and go to the - dribbling, passing, and shooting basket­ freshman Lori Brotherson poised to bid for NCAA Tournament' time at both forward spots. With ample balls with eager looks of enthusiasm. What Not bad is right. Led by all-america can­ 7 7 development from Brotherson, Lange, and was their motive Why were they here What dicate Pauline Jordan's I 6.4 points and 8.7 re­ could be the cause of this7 Hannah, UNLV should be at least two-deep bounds, UNLV ranked as high as 13th by USA with quality at each frontline position. The I, a mild-mannered news reporter, sought Today, played in their fifth consecutive con­ the answer to these and other questions. The center position will be held by Lange or ference championship game, and won 20 either of the two )ordans. At strong forward, time had come to seek the cause for this games for the sixth straight season. summertime women's basketbalL look for one of the the jordan Twins, Brother­ And that is what has prompted these Lady son, Crawford, or Hannah. Any of six players Nestled comfortably in the corner of the Rebels to work harder still. It has been three could see time at the including Thomas & Mack Center, an office was found years (I986) since UNLV has earned an UNLV BASKETBALL Brotherson, Crawford, Hannah, Geannine labled "Women's Basketball Coach:' It was NCAA berth, and the Lady Rebels figure they jordan, Netzel, and Ray. here I hoped I would find some answers. deserve another chance. The gentleman behind the desk, his name Says Bolla, "Our frontline is going to be considerably stronger than it's been in the was Jim, told me I'd come to the right place. II I took a seat, Jim gave me the scoop, and I We want to be better than we were last past. The addition of Merlelynn Lange is go­ proceeded to write my piece. year, and last year wasn't bad. Out goals are ing to be a big asset to our program, and her to win the league and go to the NCAA Tour­ 6-foot-6 size will compliment Geannine and LADY* REBELS * RETURN * nament.'' Pauline inside very well. It is Kim Crawford A CAST OF HEADLINERS and Shari Netzel's senior year, and I think Any team that loses just one starter from "One of the things we're really excited the addition of a healthy Shelly Ray is going the year before stands a good chance of im­ about with several of our players;· says Bolla, to make a tremendous difference for us." proving the following season. UNLV is one "is that they made a commitment to stay­ of those teams. ing here during the summer to work out, lift Alas, a *reporter's burning * questions * had The Lady Rebels return a solid cast of weights, and play. They're doing what's been answered, and the reasons for those headline makers including the Jordan necessary for us to take that next step: win muffled sounds of balls bouncing at UNL V Twins (Geannine and Pauline), flashy the league and go to the NCAA playoffs:· were known. They were Lady Rebels, and scoring guard DeNise Ballenger, and part­ A big key for the Lady Rebels in 1988-89 while the temperatures continued to soar time starters Kim Crawford, Linda will be the play of Mandy Hannah, Shelly Ray, past the century mark, their work was far Staley, and Vicki Lander. and Tammy Moore. Hannah and Ray will fill from over. After all, there were headlines wing positions at forward in hopes of waiting to be made. strengthening a UNLV weakness last year, and Moore's performance will go a long way in replacing departed point guard Karen Hall. "We were forced to move.Geannine to the "three" last year, or go to a three-guard 1988-89 LADY REBELS lineup;· said Bolla. 'The three guards were real effective, but that meant our two big people had to play real well, and we didn't get real good play inside late in the year:· Overall, UNLV looks for this year's club to be as athletic as any in the past. The addi­ tions of Hannah, Lange, and Moore, and the maturity of Ballenger, Lander, and Staley should enable the Lady Rebels to operate a much more diversified attack, both quicker

Fourth-year seniors Kim Crawford and Shari Netzel 4 5 JIM BOLLA HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACHES

Entering his seventh season in at least a was the Eastern Eight official photographer shared head coaching capacity at UNLV, Jim for the 1980-81 season. Bolla re-emerged at Bolla continues his quest to make Nevada, UNLV under the recommendation of Las Vegas a national power in the world of Grgurich in 1981. He worked one season as women's basketball. The 1988-89 season a Lady Rebel assistant before being named marks Bolla's first as sole head coach after Co-Head Coach in 1982. sharing duties with his wife, Sheila Strike­ A native of Pittsburgh, Bolla earned a Bolla, for the past six years. It is his eighth Bachelor of Science degree in Health and year at the university, landing at UNLV in Physical Education from the University of I 981 as an assistant coach under then-head Pittsburgh in 1975. He enjoys working on coach Sheila Strike. For Bolla though, achiev­ home improvement projects and devoting ing goals is not a new strategic coaching time to his Old English sheepdog, Alfie. sceme, it is more a way of life. As a prepster, he did not pick up a basketball until the age of 15, however he developed into one of the A New Era most highly sought after players in the state Jim Bolla of Pennsylvania. As a collegiate player, Bolla A new era in women's basketball and his freshmen teammates vowed to take they were seniors. After considerable play­ begins at UNL V this season as there their team to a tournament in their senior ing time as a freshman and sophomore, Bolla no longer are co-coaches to call the year. They went to the NCAA's as a junior. and his teammates fulfilled their promise in shots from the sidelines. Rick Glenn Julie Sullivan Rochelle Oliver The achievements continue to grow for Bolla. 1974, as juniors, when they tallied 22 straight For six years, Jim Bolla and Sheila Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Graduate Assistant Coach Last year, Bolla's sixth season assuming the wins and received a bid to the NCAA Tour­ Strike-Bolla shared coaching duties, 4th Year on Staff 1st Year on Staff 1st Year on Staff duties of co-head coach, he helped compile nament. The Panthers advanced to the Final but in 1988-89, the Lady Rebels return a 25-9 record while advancing as the No. I Eight, the furthest any Pitt team has ever ad­ to the "one-coach" system. When Jim Entering his fourth season as assistant A first year assistant coach at UNLV, Julie A former Lady Rebel team captain with in­ seed in the Women's National Invitational vanced in NCAA competition, only to be and Sheila married in 1982 and women's basketball coach, Rick Glenn has Sullivan adds to the Lady Rebel staff seven ternational playing experience, Rochelle Oliver Tournament. The Lady Rebels advanced to knocked out by North Carolina State. Bolla became co-coaches, they were believ­ added a dynamic dimension to the Lady Rebels years of head coaching experience at the Divi­ begins her first season on the UNLV coaching the PCAA Tournament Championship for the was named co-captain his senior year and ed to be the first and only married, co­ staff. His long hours of hard work have resulted sion !level. During five years at Pacific and two staff. Oliver joins the Lady Rebel staff as a fifth straight year, ending the six-year helped guide his team to the NIT Tournament head coaches in the country. in some of the best recruiting classes in history, at Nevada-Reno, Sullivan built for herself a graduate assistant after working two years in consistently attracting some of the top players coaching stint with his wife at 142-43. Bolla's Championship. After graduation, Bolla stayed Last season, San Francisco's Bill reputation as a strong leader and motivator, and a boys group home in her hometown of Bakers­ in the nation. field, California. coaching days began naturally following a with the Pitt basketball program as a Nepfel and Mary Hile-Nepfel joined the was widely respected among Big West Con­ Glenn adds an extensive basketball back­ Oliver captained the '83-'84 Lady Rebel team successful high school and college playing volunteer assistant under then Pitt Head ranks of the married co-head coaches, ference coaches. but with the departure of Sheila to ground to the UNLV staff. As captain of his At Pacific since 1983-84, Sullivan's teams that finished 24-7, won the first ever Big West career, beginning at Cannavin High School Coach and current Runnin' Rebel Assistant Huntington Beach High School team, Glenn led UNL V's athletic front office, USF's directly reflected the fiery demeanor of their Conference women's basketball title, and in Pittsburgh. During Bolla's senior campaign, Coach . He became a graduate his club to consecutive CIF playoff appearances, Nepfels can stake their claim as na­ head coach, and were always noted for their earned UNLV its first NCAA playoff appearance. Canavin amassed a perfect 24-0 record com­ assistant for the Panthers in 1977. Bolla's in­ and also earned all-county honors in volleyball. After averaging 17.3 and 16.3 points, respective­ tion's only head coaching couple. intensity and tenacity. Sullivan compiled a plete with a Pennsylvania state champion­ doctrination in the world of women's basket­ Glenn played college basketball at Cal State ly, in her junior and senior seasons at UNLV, For UNL V, an era has ended. 40-69 record while directing the Lady Tigers ship. Bolla earned all-state and all-america ball came in 1979 when he was appointed Stanislaus under current UNLV Assistant and a 22 -33 mark at UNR. She was an assis­ she also became UNLV's first women's basket­ honors, and a spot in Pittsburgh's prestigious Pitt's assistant women's basketball coach. Athletic Director Doug Sanderson. At Stanis­ tant coach at Pacific from 1979-81 under cur­ ball alum to continue her playing career, play­ laus, Glenn's teams dominated the Far West Dapper Dan Classic. He was highly recruited During his stint with the Lady Panthers, Bolla rent UC Santa Barbara head coach Mark ing in Vienna, Austria through the '84-'85 Conference and participated in the NCAA Divi­ by several top schools including Maryland, concentrated primarily on defense and re­ French. season. sion lll Final Four. In addition to Glenn's athletic Fordham, and George Washington, but bounding, helping guide the team to a Sullivan was a four-year letterwinner at UNLV's scoring leader as a senior, Oliver cur­ participation, he was active in student govern­ elected to stay closer to home and attended number three national ranking in rebounding Stephen F. Austin University, one of the premier rently ranks seventh on the all-time list in scor­ ment and worked as business manager of the the University of Pittsburgh. Bolla was join­ in 1980. Bolla temporarily dropped from the ing and fifth in assists. She attended UNLV out campus newspaper. women's basketball programs in the country. of Santa Monica Junior College where she was ed at Pitt by several other local Pittsburgh coaching ranks later in 1980 to work for the Following Sanderson to UNLV in 1984, Glenn As a 5-foot-4 point guard under current LSU twice named a junior college all-american. stars, who, together committed themselves Eastern Eight Basketball Conference. He served as Assistant to the Director of Athletic head coach , she specialized in Upon leaving UNLV, Oliver played in Vienna to taking the Panthers to a tournament when worked in the advertising department and Development where he assisted in the forma­ defense and ballhandling. and helped the Lady­ tion of the Rebel Athletic Club, scholarship fund­ jacks to a 30-5 record in 1978 with victories for a year before returning to her hometown raising, and promotion of all athletic contests over three of the top four finishers in the AIAW to become the varsity girls basketball coach at and special events. National Tournament. Bakersfield High School where she remained JIM BOLLA'S His recruiting efforts lie primarily in his home A native of Richardson, Texas, she graduated through the spring of 1986. state, California, where he has managed to at­ from Stephen F. Austin with a B.S. in physical Rochelle, 26, is single and resides in Las CAREER RECORD tract some of the state's finest players to UNLV education and a teaching certificate in 1979. Vegas. including Geannine and Pauline jordan, Linda She later received her master's degree in Won-Loss Year Pet. Staley, and '88 newcomer Mandy Hannah. physical education with an emphasis in Other Lady Rebels Glenn has lured to UNLV in­ coaching psychology from Pacific in 1981. 1982-83 24-4 .857 clude junior college playmakers DeNise Sullivan was married in the spring of 1985 to former Pacific football player, Sean Sullivan, 1983-84 24-7 .774 Ballenger and Tammy Moore, Indiana scoring champion Vicki Lander, and former Oregon who now is a Vice President of Marketing at 1984-85 26-5 .839 standout Shelly Ray. the Sands Hotel and Casino. Glenn earned his bachelor's degree in bus­ 1985-86 22-9 .709 iness administration with a concentration in marketing from Cal State Stanislaus in 1984. 1986-87 21 -9 .700 He intends to complete UNLV's master's of business administration program by 1989. 1987-88 25-9 .735 nue to his California heritage, Glenn is an avid beach goer, and enjoys outdoor volleyball, lbtals (6 yrs.) 142-43 .768 basketball, body surfing, and fishing. He also is a gourmet cook and an avid Pente player. He Rebel Head Coach Jim Bolla during a timeout. Jim and Sheila Bolla was born on january 7, 1961 and is single.

6 7 LAURA CLONTZ/Consulting Family Therapist For the past three seasons the Lady Rebels have enjoyed the consulting services of family therapist Laura LADY REBEL ACADEMICS Clontz. Clontz' extensive international athletic career combined with her education and training in counseling make her uniquely qualified to work with female athletes. Clontz captained her collegiate swimming teams at the University of Santa Clara and San Jose State Prior to joining the Lady Rebels' staff, where she was a three-time intercollegiate national champion in freestyle sprints. She was on a world she was the office manager and interim Lady Rebel Alumni record setting freestyle relay team, participated in the Olympic Trials for swimming in 1968 and 1972, director of the local chapter of the Na­ Under Jim Bolla and represented the United States in the World University Games in Turino, Italy in 1970. A graduate of Clark High School in Las Vegas, Clontz earned a B.A. in Education from San jose State tional Conference of Christians and Jean A. Kinn (1981), B.S. Education, Physical and a M.S. in Education/ Marriage and Family Counseling from UNLV. A former Miss Nevada, Clontz cur­ Jews. While directing the National Con­ Education-Assistant women's basketball coach at UC Irvine and Masters student at cal State Fullerton rently divides her time between her private counseling practice and part-time modeling assignments. Clontz ference, she recruited several of the Kathy Ricks Oliver (1982), B.S. Education, is married to local gaming and corporate attorney, Jeffrey Clontz. Lady Rebels as counselors for the NCC]'s Physical Education-Assistant women's basket­ ball coach at U.CL.A.; first child born Spring. 1988: annual summer camp, an experience Alexis Olivier that helped convince her of the high Tina Glover (1982), B.A. Business and RHONDA HICKMAN/Women's Basketball Manager quality and wide ra nging abilities of Economics, Business-Enlisted in the U.S. Arm­ ed Forces A UNL V sophomore and native of Las Vegas, Rhonda Hickman begins her third season with the Lady UNLV's players. Kathie R. Calloway (1983), B.S. Rebels. Hickman was a 1986 graduate of E.W. Clark High School in Las Vegas, and majors in finance courses As the Lady Rebels' Academic Science/Math/Engineering, Biology­ at UNLV. Counselor, Preston is responsible for Completed Medical School at Howard University and Through four years in high school, Hickman compiled II athletic letters between basketball, golf, and completing Emergency Medicine physician at Ma r­ softball. She continues active participation in softball, volleyball, and racquetball. Jaina Preston evaluating transcripts and records of tin Luther King Hospital in Los Angeles, Caifornia Academic Advisor recruits, making certain each player pro­ Sonia Y. Lykes (1983), B.S. Arts and Letters, gresses toward her degree while satis­ Criminal Justice-Completing court stenography 4th Year on Staff school in Inglewood, California fying both university and major degree Elizabeth Mello (1983), B.S. Education, Beginning her fourth year as the requirements, and overseeing each Physical Education-Completed Masters degree at Ohio State University, currently employed as a academic counselor for the Lady Rebels, player's eligibility status. She organizes teacher and coach at Southern california high school Jaina Preston brings to the program an and monitors tutorial assistance, Ida Perkins (1983), B.S. Education, outstanding record of success in advis­ oversees class progress, and supervises Recreation-Employed in Clark County School District KEVIN MESSENGER/Assistant Sports ing and counseling. She has worked as the daily study hall. Paula Clear (1984), B.S. Education, Physical Information Director both counselor and director of counsel­ Jaina Preston is a 1977 graduate of Education-High school teacher, athletic director ing in a variety of settings, usually with Antioch where she received her B.A. in and head girls basketball coach in Whittier, california Kevin Messenger begins his second year on the UNL V staff after receiving a B.A. in Communications/ Public organizations specializing in treating psychology and is currently working on Penny Welsh (1984), B.S. Arts and Letters, Relations from the University of the Pacific in 1987. Primarily responsible for women's basketball and baseball, History-Playing professional basketball in Spain Messenger also assists with Rebel football and men's basketball after serving four years in a similar capacity the problems of adolescents. her M.A. in counseling at UNLV. Lori Arent (1985), B.S. Science/Math/ at Pacific. Engineering. Biology-Employed by Lockheed While at Pacific, Messenger helped coordinate the 1986 NCAA Women's Volleyball Final Four and was Corporation in Las Vegas; graduate student in Biology at UNLV responsible for covering Pacific's national champion volleyball team, women's basketball, baseball, and several non-revenue sports teams. He worked closely with several conference and regional events, and Donya Monroe (1986), B.A. Business and Economics, Business-Employed by Norwest initiated a daily sports report on five Stockton radio stations. Financial Corporation in Las vegas; planning to at­ In addition to his duties at Pacific, Messenger .was an administrative assistant, official scorer, and PA tend law school Announcer for the Stockton Ports Baseball Club, the Milwaukee Brewers' Class A affiliate in Stockton. Toni Sims (1986), B.S. Arts and Letters, Social He was a 1983 graduate of Mullen High School in Denver, Colorado. Work-Wife and mother. Son: Eldridge Sims; expec­ ting second child Kris Stiver (1986), B.S. Education, Physical Education/ Athletic Training-Employed at Las ELLEN SMILOWITZ/Women's Basketball Trainer Vegas Institute of Sports Medicine and Physical Therapy A 1987 graduate of Penn State, Ellen Smilowitz begins her second year as a graduate assistant on the Misty Thomas (1986), B.S. Education, Physical UNLV athletic training staff. Her duties at UNLV include responsibilities with women's basketball and track, Education-Graduate Assistant Women's Basket­ and general assistance with all other facets of UNL V athletic training. ball coach at Arizona State University. A native of Boalsburg, Pennsylvania, Smilowitz attended State College Area High School where she let­ I 987-88 senior Karen Hall accepts her diploma at graduation ceremonies. Denise Brooks (1987), B.S. Education, Athletic tered in track and soccer. She also is an accomplished bicyclist and triathlete. Training-Assistant Women's Basketball coach at Smilowitz completed her studies at Penn State with a B.S. in Health Education. Central Arizona junior College, Coolidge, Arizona Shauna Crawley (1987), B.S. Health Sciences, Nursing-Employed as critical care nurse at St. Mary's Hospital in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Mother of Terrance Taylor Angela Christian (1987), B.A . Arts and Letters, Criminal Justice-Recently returned from Italy where she played professional basketball. Currently KATHY SMITH/Management Assistant negotiating a professional contract in Spain for 1988-89 season. Beginning her third season with the Lady Rebel basketball staff, Kathy Smith brings to UNL v a background Karen Hall (1988), B.A . Arts and Letters, rich in competitive sports participation and sports journalism. From 1979-81, Smith toured the nation as Communications-Currently employed by the a member of the Ladies Professional Bowlers Tour, during which time she earned recognition as one of UNLV Sports Information Office the Top Ten female bowlers in the country. Smith won numerous championships, including the Western Upcoming Graduates (1989): Regional title at the Showboat Lanes in Las Vegas. She also was a member of the California team that DeNise Ballenger, B.A. Arts and Letters, set a state women's team record which still stands today. Criminal justice In 1981, Smith began a five -year stint with the LAS VEGAS SUN where she covered the LPGA, the Pro­ Kim Crawford, B.A. Arts and Letters, Communications fessional Bowlers Tour, the National Finals Rodeo, professional tennis, and the Caesars Palace Grand Prix, Kim Crawford accepts her award as a UNLV scholar-athlete at last spring's Academic­ Shari Netzel, B.S. Business and Economics, Marketing along with UNL V assignments including football, volleyball, softball, soccer, and women's basketball. Athletic Honors Luncheon. Presenting the award are UNLV Senior Assistant Athletic Shelly Ray, B.A. Arts and Letters, Sociology Cathy Wallet, B.S. Business and Economics, Director Tina Kunzer, middle, and Academic Advisor Jaina Preston. Public Accounting 9 8 5-5 Senior Guard 5 DeNise Ballenger Nacogdoches,TX

AT UNLV: A second-year Lady Rebel, Denise Ballenger is a bonafide scoring threat and a candidate for post­ BALLENGER'S CAREER HIGHS 8 Date: 1988-89 No. 5 season honors .. .She is a sometimes flashy guard who can fYT"S - 30 vs. Fresno State (1-7-88) : ~BUDJLIGHT play the point or off-guard ...She scored in double figures FGM- 10 vs. Fresno State (1 -7-88) 21 times last season .. .Ballenger played in 33 of 34 games vs. san Jose State (1 -9-88) BALLENGER RETURNS FOR a year ago with 24 starts ... She specializes in both the vs. san Jose State (2-4 -88) three-point goal and driving to the hoop. ..Ballenger FGA-22 vs. San Jose State (1 -9-88) SENIOR SEASON FG %-.625 (10-16) vs. Fresno State (1 -7-88) averaged 13.2 points per game last season, second only vs. San Jose State (1 -9-88) to Pauline )ordan ...She led UNLV and the PCAA with 55 3-pt FGM- 6 vs. South Alabama (3 -25-88) three-pointers and a .379 three-point shooting percen­ 3-pt FGA- 13 vs. South Alabama (3-25-88) Las Vegas, NV (SID) - Last year's three-point tage ...She nailed at least one three-point bomb in 27 of 3-pt FG %- .667 (4-6) vs. Fresno State (1 -7-88) leader in the Big West Conference, DeNise 33 games last season ... She was an all-tournament selec­ FTM- 6 vs. UC Irvine (1-4-88) tion at UNLV's 7-Up Desert Classic (MVP) and Spuds vs. Fresno State (1 -7-88) Ballenger returns for another year with the Lady vs. Fresno State (1-6-88) MacKenzie Bud Light Tournament in addition to the FTA- 8 vs. UC Irvine (1 -4-88) Rebels. For more on UNLV's flashy senior guard, Northern Lights Invitational in Anchorage, Alaska ... FT %-1.000 (6-6) vs. Fresno State (2 -5-88) here are excerpts from a pre-season interview: Ballenger also was named the PCAA's Player of the Week REB- 7 vs. Fresno State (1-7-88) Uan. 4-10) for leading then-13th ranked UNLV with three AST- 8 vs. Cal State Fullerton (2- 18-88) consecutive 20 + point performances (71 points). a T0- 7 vs. Pittsburgh (1 1-28-87) ON SOME OF THE ADJUSTMENTS SHE career-high 30 points and seven rebounds against Fresno BLK- 1 (four times) State ... STL- 5 vs. Youngstown State (11-27-87) ENCOUNTERED LAST YEAR: "Last year was MIN- 37 vs. Long Beach State (2-13-88) vs. Long Beach State (3-12-88) my first major college season playing the "two" BOLLA ON BALLENGER: "DeNise was in a learning vs. South Alabama (3-25-88) It situation last year where she had to adjust. She started guard, I'd always played the point. was a good the year very well, struggled a little bit mid-season, and adjustment though, and it wasn't anything I was finished strong again at the end of the year. DeNise knows DeNISE BALLENGER IN 1987-88 forced into. It was a real plus because I had what our expectations are of her. We're not going to put a lot pressure on her to be our point player. She's more TOTAL 3PT TOT OPPONENT FG/ FGA FG/ FGA FT/ FTA PIS REB PF AST TO BLX STL MIN worked a lot on my shooting, and I did get to of a "two" guard, a shooting and scoring guard. We're Youngstown St. 91 18 2/ 3 3/ 5 23 I 0 I I 0 5 29 shoot the ball more. On the other hand, I didn't looking forward to her having a real strong senior year Pittsburgh 51 II 21 3 4/ 4 16 5 I 3 7 0 2 28 get to handle the ball as much, and I had also and finishing strong:· Nevada-Reno DNP Louisiana St. 2/ 5 21 5 2/ 5 8 I I 0 3 0 I 18 worked hard on getting better in that area. All JUNIOR COLLEGE: Ballenger attended Angelina JC Louisiana Tech. 6/ 12 3/ 8 01 0 15 3 I 2 2 0 I 33 (coach Dwan Coleman) in Lufkin, Texas, and helped guide UTEP 4/ 13 1/ 3 21 3 II 5 I 2 3 0 4 30 in all, I think the plusses outweighed the her team within reach of the national tournament with Idaho 71 12 41 8 21 3 20 2 2 3 2 0 I 28 minuses:' a team-leading 24.3 scoring average and six assists per UCSB 3/ 10 01 4 21 2 8 3 I I 4 0 0 25 game ...She shot 46 % from the floor and 72% from the UC Irvine 6/16 21 6 6/ 8 20 3 I 2 0 0 2 35 Up Close and Personal line en route to all-conference honors and 15 games with Fresno St. 10/ 16 4/ 6 6/ 7 30 7 2 3 5 0 I 31 ON WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN HER SENIOR 20 points or more... Her collegiate scoring high was a San Jose St. 10/ 22 1/ 5 01 2 21 3 I I 3 0 I 26 Hawaii 40-point outburst against Western Texas ...She was an all­ 6/ 14 1/ 2 3/ 3 16 4 I 3 3 I 0 26 YEAR: ''I'm looking forward to overcoming Hawaii 6/ 16 1/ 3 3/ 4 16 I I 2 2 0 2 31 region honorable mention selection, and was the MVP Deondria DeNise Ballenger was Long Beach St. 1/ 12 1/ 6 0/ 0 3 2 I 5 5 0 I 34 some of my injuries this year, and I'm really of the Holiday Tournament... born July 4, 1967. San Diego St. 41 II 1/ 3 01 0 9 2 0 0 2 0 0 15 looking forward to playing the "two" alongside CS Fullerton 1/ 14 01 I 21 2 4 3 0 3 2 0 I 23 Tammy Moore. Tammy Moore is such a big asset AT NE LOUISIANA: Ballenger attended Northeastern Pacific 6/ 12 21 7 4/ 4 18 4 2 2 0 0 3 32 Her academic major at UNLV is Louisiana University out of high school until the school San Jose St. 10/ 16 3/ 5 4/ 4 27 4 I 2 0 0 4 28 to our team right now. She really inspires me went on probation ...While at NE Louisiana she appeared Fresno St. 4/ II 21 5 61 6 16 5 0 3 3 0 I 30 criminal justice, and her future plans call for whether I'm playing the point, playing the "two;' in 22 games as a freshman, averaging 2.5 points ... Her Pacific 6/ 12 4/ 7 01 0 16 I 0 I 4 0 3 35 possible careers in pro basketball or squad took championship honors at the 86 Northern Long Beach St 71 13 41 7 21 2 20 4 2 I 5 0 4 37 or sitting and cheering from the bench. She's Lights Invitational with a 70-68 win over the ­ CS Fullerton 61 II 1/ 2 01 0 13 3 2 8 I 0 0 27 volleyball. She intends to finish her San Diego St. 4/ 13 1/ 3 4/ 4 13 2 I I I 0 2 33 a big inspiration to the team, and I'm looking led USC Trojans ...Her high scoring effort at NLU was nine school year playing with the UNLV points against McNeese State as she shot 3-for-3 from Baylor 3/ 14 1/ 4 1/ 2 8 3 I 3 3 I 3 33 forward to playing with her:' the field and 3-for-6 from the charity stripe. .. Arkansas St. 2/ II 01 I 01 I 4 3 0 3 0 0 I 24 softball team. South Carolina 3/ 8 1/ 4 01 0 7 0 I 3 I 0 0 24 UC Irvine 01 I 01 0 01 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 I 18 HIGH SCHOOL: Ballenger prepped at Nacogdoches High ON INDIVIDUAL GOALS SET FOR THE UCSB 1/ 5 1/ 3 01 0 3 0 0 I 2 0 0 17 Her nickname is "Spudette:' School (coach Gordon Fountain) where she copped all­ Hawaii 51 12 1/ 5 01 0 II 2 I I I 0 2 25 SEASON: "I really want to be a leader, not a district first team honors for four years, and was named CS Fullerton 21 6 01 I 01 0 4 I I 0 4 0 I 19 half-leader or a sometimes-leader, but a true District MVP as a senior... She also played volleyball in high Long Beach St. 3/ 12 01 5 2/ 2 8 4 I 2 6 I 2 37 Some of her hobbies include listening school and was chosen all-state, all-region, and selected Illinois St. 51 10 21 3 01 0 12 I I 2 4 0 I 23 leader all the time whether we're on the court, a member of the Texas Top Ten in volleyball...She par­ South Alabama 8/ 18 61 13 31 5 25 2 2 5 I 0 I 37 to music and drawing. off the court, or not even playing basketball. I ticipated in her state's volleyball all-star game .. .She also Montana State 4/ 12 1/ 4 3/ 6 12 3 I 2 2 0 I 28 lettered one year in track... want to be a consistent player this year, defen­ Totals 159/ 389 55/ 145 64 / 84 437 87 31 71 83 3 52 919 She has a sister, and is the daughter of sively as well as offensively:' Myrtle Jean Ballenger. DENISE BALLENGER AT UNLV /--TOTAL --1 /--3PT --/ OFF DEF TOT YEAR G / GS FG/ FGA FG% FG/ FGA FG% FT/ FTA FT% PIS AVG. REB AVG. PF/ D AST TO BLX STL MIN ON TEAM GOALS FOR THE YEAR: "I see 1987·88 33/ 24 159/ 389 .409 55/ 145 379 64/ 84 .762" 437 13.2 87 2.6 31/ 0 71 83 52 919 us right there at the top of the Big West:'

10 II 6-I Senior Forward 34 Kim Crawford San Luis Obispo, CA

AT UNLV: Kim Crawford begins her senior season No. 34 CRAWFORD'S CAREER HIGHS Date: 1988-89 with the Lady Rebels averaging 6.3 points and 3.6 PTS-23 vs. South Carolina (2 -28-88) rebounds as a junior... A definite three-point scor­ FGM -9 vs. Southern Methodist (11 -28-86) CRAWFORD BEGINS FINAL YEAR ing threat, Crawford turned in career performances vs. South Carolina (2 -28-88) FGA- 15 vs. California (12 -6-86) AS FOURTH-YEAR SENIOR last season with 23 points against South Carolina vs. Stephen F. Aus tin (12-13-86) FG %-.857 (6 -7) vs. Pacific (3· 1-86) and Louisiana Tech ... Her 12 rebounds against UC 3-pt FGM - 4 vs. South Alabama (3 -25-88) Irvine last season were also a career-high ... Crawford 3-pt FGA- 7 vs. south Alabama (3-25-88) Las Vegas, NV (SID) - Kim Crawford begins her senior played in 33 of 34 games last year w ith just nine 3-pt FG %-.750 (3 -4) vs. Long Beach St (1-16-88) year with the Lady Rebels this season, hoping to return to FTM- 5 vs. Stanford ( 11 -29-86) starts ...She started 29 of 30 games as a sopho­ vs. Cal Sta te Fullerton (1 -3-87) a PCAA title for the first time since her freshman year. For vs. Pacific (1 -17-86) more on the UNLV senior, here are excerpts from a pre­ more. ..She averaged 8.3 points and 4.3 rebounds in FTA- 7 vs. Cal State Fullerton (1-3-87) season interview: 1986-87 including a then-career high 18 points FT%-1.000 (4 -4) VS. Long Beach St. (2 -15-85) vs. North Carolina (3 -15-86) against SMU, California, and Northern Arizona ... She vs. Northern Arizona (12 -30-86) WHY SHE CHOSE UNLV: "I think the thing that impressed scored in double figures II times as a sophomore, REB- 12 vs. uc Irvine (3 -3-88) AST- 7 vs. Stephen F. Aus tin (12-13- 86) me th e most was the stability of the program. A lot of schools leading the team in scoring at California and Cal T0 - 5 (four times) that I was recruited by showed signs of instability financial­ State Fullerton ... Crawford started in three games BLK- 3 vs. Long Beach Sta te (2 -15-86) ly and I was very impressed by the way the women's pro­ vs. Southern Methodist (1 1-28-8 6) and appeared in 29 as a freshman, averaging 2.6 vs. California (12 -6-86) gram here is supported financially both internally and ex­ STL- 3 vs. San Diego State (1 -10-87) points and 1.6 rebounds per game. ..She hit for a ternally. I just thought UNLV presented a secure opportuni­ vs. San jose State (1 -15-87) freshman season high 12 points (6-for-7) vs. Pacific. .. MIN-40 VS. California ( 12-6-86) ty for me:· She was an all-tournament selection in the 1986 SOME OF HER HIGHLIGHTS AT UNLV: "I think one of UNLV/7-Up Desert Classic. ..She travelled to Hong KIM CRAWFO RD IN 1987-88 the most memorable games was the PCAA tournament Kong in 1985 with the U.S.A. Development Interna­ IDTAL 3PT roT OPPO NENT FG/ FGA FG / FGA FT/ FTA PTS REB PF AST TO BLK STL MIN championship my freshman year when we beat Long Beach tional Tour. Her biggest athletic thrill was defeating Youngstown St. 01 4 01 0 01 0 0 2 2 0 I I 0 14 State in the finals. Even though my playing time back then highly touted Long Beach State in the 1986 PCAA Pittsburgh II 3 II 2 01 0 3 2 I 0 I I 0 12 wasn't much, it was still a great feeling to see that our pro­ Tournament Championship.. .Crawford has twice Nevada-Reno 31 6 01 I 01 0 6 2 3 4 4 2 0 22 Louisiana St. 31 8 01 0 31 4 9 5 2 2 4 0 2 30 gram could beat Long Beach after they had dominated our been named a UNLV and PCAA Scholar Athlete and Louisiana Tech. 71 14 21 3 21 4 18 2 4 I 5 0 2 34 league for so long. I think that win was the biggest highlight:• last year was the recipient of the Lady Rebels' Bert UTEP 51 7 01 0 II I II 4 3 I 4 0 I 25 Leavitt Memorial Scholarship recognizing athletic Idaho 01 3 01 I 01 0 0 3 3 3 3 2 I 22 UCSB II 2 01 0 21 2 4 4 I 2 I 0 0 12 GOALS FOR THIS SEASON: "I think personally I'm most and academic excellence ... concerned about being consistent with my play. I'm not UC Irvine II 2 01 0 01 0 2 I 4 I 3 0 0 13 Fresno St. II 5 01 0 01 0 2 4 3 2 0 I 0 23 Up Close and Personal going to be real worried about my offensive contribution BOLLA ON CRAWFORD: "Kim's going to be San Jose St. II 6 01 0 01 0 2 3 3 0 I 0 I 12 at all. We've got some very skilled offensive players this year Hawaii II 3 01 I 21 2 4 2 2 3 I 0 I 25 called upon because she's one of our seniors and Hawaii II 2 01 0 01 0 2 2 I 0 I 0 0 18 Kimberly Ann Crawford was born so I'll be concentrating more on my all-around game. Hopefully I can contribute with leadership on the floor which has been here for three years. She just needs to be Long Beach St. 51 9 31 4 21 3 15 4 3 3 2 0 I 23 October 18, 1967. more consistent than she's been. Each year she has San Di ego St. 01 10 01 0 01 I 0 4 I 2 I 0 I 16 is what I think we need most:' CS Fullerton 31 4 01 I 01 2 6 I 2 I I 0 0 16 gotten better, but she needs to have more con­ Pa cific 01 0 01 0 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Crawford is a communications major HER FAMILY'S SUPPORT: "I come from a very close, fidence that she's a good player. She's one of the San Jose St. 21 6 01 0 II 2 5 4 2 I I I 2 15 tight-knit family and the support for me has always been purest shooters on our team when she gets into Fresno St. 21 4 01 0 01 0 4 I 3 I 2 0 0 7 at UNLV tremendous. I can share my frustrations, my happiness or Pacific II I 01 0 01 0 2 I 0 0 0 0 I 2 her shooting mode. Kim had some very good games Long Beach St DNP whatever with any member of my family. They've always against some very good teams last year:· CS Fullerton II 3 01 0 01 0 2 5 I I I 0 0 17 She enjoys music and the outdoors. been there for me and it's been a great psychological sup­ San Diego St. 21 3 01 0 01 0 4 3 I 2 I 0 0 14 port. My family is my network for keeping myself together:· Baylor II 5 01 0 31 4 5 5 0 0 2 I I 24 HIGH SCHOOL: Crawford prepped at San Luis Arkansas St. 31 4 01 0 41 5 10 2 3 0 2 I 0 15 South Carolina 91 14 3/ 5 21 2 23 3 4 I 0 I I 35 She credits her family with influencing her HOPES FOR HER SENIOR SEASON: "I think the big goal High School (coach Harry Bottorff) where she let­ tered three years in basketball and once in track ... UC Irvine 41 13 01 0 01 0 8 12 3 0 3 0 I 22 athletic career the most because of their for this year's team is to win the league. I really think we UCSB II I 01 0 01 0 2 6 2 0 4 0 2 17 continuous support. have a great opportunity to win the new Big West champion­ She earned All-CIF and all-conference honors, and Hawaii II 8 01 I 01 0 2 8 2 I 3 0 I 26 ship and set a precedent for the program here at UN LV. We was named Conference Player of the Year in '83, CS Fullerton 31 6 21 2 II 4 9 2 0 0 3 I 0 22 want to show the nation that we're worthy of being in the '84, and '85 ...She earned Student of the Month Long Beach St. 51 10 21 3 01 I 12 I 2 0 3 0 I 21 Her brother, Jeff, was an athlete at Illinois St. 31 8 01 I 01 0 6 7 I 3 3 I 0 27 NCAA Tournament:' honors twice and Soroptimist Girl of the Month ... South Alabama 41 8 41 7 21 2 14 3 2 2 2 I 0 30 Chico State. Montana State 61 9 01 0 31 3 15 II 5 I 3 I 0 29 Totals 8 11 19 1 171 32 281 42 207 119 69 38 66 14 20 643 She has two brothers, and is the daughter of Pat and Shirley Crawford. KIM CRAWFORD AT UNLV /--IDTAL --I /--3PT --I roT YEAR G/ GS FG/ FGA FG% FG/ FGA FG % FT/ FTA FT% PTS AVG. REB AVG. PF/ D AST ro BLK STL MIN 1985-86 29/ 3 3 1/ 77 .403 01 0 .000 14/ 19 737 76 2.6 47 1.6 52/ I 19 18 10 3 12 1986-87 30/ 29 103/ 244 .422 0/ 0 .000 42/ 58 724 248 8.3 130 4.3 82/ 5 54 8 1 22 20 769 1987-88 33/ 9 8 1/ 19 1 .424 17/ 32 .53 1 28/ 42 .667 207 6.3 119 3.6 69/ I 38 66 14 20 643 2 15/ 5 12 .420 17/ 32 12 Total s 92/ 4 1 .53 1 84/ 11 9 706 531 5.8 296 3.2 203/ 7 Ill 165 46 1724

13 6-2 Junior Forward/Center 42 Geannine Jordan Pasadena, CA

AT UNLV: A third-year Rebel and third year starter, Gean­ nine Jordan hopes to continue her role as one of UNLV's most JORDAN'S CAREER HIGHS productive players ... Generally regarded as one of the Lady PTS-25 vs. Nevada-Reno (12-1-87) Rebels' most consistent players, Geannine played a variety FGM-12 vs. Nevada Reno (12-1-87) Date: 1988-89 No. 42 of roles last season from swing forward to power forward FGA-15 (four times) to center. .. She started all 34 games last season and has com­ FG %-1.000 (7-7) vs. Nevada-Reno (1 -29-87) piled a string of 4 7 consecutive starts since the 1986-87 cam­ 3-pt FGM- 0 paign ... She set school records in 1987-88 for games played and started in a single season .. .She was third in scoring last 3-pt FGA-0 season with a 10.9 average and second in rebounding with 3-pt FG %-0 7.0 per game. .. She poured in a career high 25 points FTM - 8 vs. Cal State Fullerton (1-23-88) GEANNINE JORDAN AIMS (12-for-15) against Nevada-Reno last season and had career FTA- 11 vs. Cal State Fullerton (1 -23-88) FOR CONSISTENCY IN '88-89 high rebounding efforts with 14 against San Jose State and FT%-1.000 (6-6) vs. Fresno State (l -19-87) Hawaii...Her 80% shooting from the field and 12 field goals REB-14 vs. San Jose State (l-9-88) made vs. Nevada-Reno were the most by a Lady Rebel last vs. Hawaii (l-14-88) Las Vegas, NV (SID) - Following a season with season ...She averaged 9.1 points and 5.5 rebounds as a AST-4 vs. Long Beach State (l-16-88) All-Freshman honors two years ago, and a season freshman while being selected to the PCAA All-Freshman T0- 6 vs. UC Irvine (2 -21-87) Team. ..Geannine led UNLV as a freshman with a 55.2 shooting BLK-2 (four times) of ups and downs last year, Geannine Jordan returns percentage from the floor... She hit for a freshman season high STL- 6 vs . San Jose State (1-15-87) to the Lady Rebels for her junior year. For more on 22 points at Pacific, and II rebounds in PCAA Tournament MlN-37 vs. UC Irvine (I-4-88) play against Cal State Fullerton ...She attends UNLV with sister a half of UNLV's "Jordan TWins;· here are excerpts Pauline and family friend and Runnin' Rebel basketball player from a pre-season interview: ...

BOLLA ON JORDAN: "Geannine has come a long way from IMPROVEMENTS FOR '88-89: "I plan to be more two years ago. She was probably our most consistent player GEANNINE JORDAN IN 1987-88 consistent. I also hope to improve on my ­ as a freshman, and she started very strong at the beginning TIJTAL 3PT TIJT ing and posting. I've worked at jumping higher and last year before she slumped at the end. I think it was ac- OPPONENT FG/ FGA FG/ FGA FT/ FTA PTS REB PF AST TO BLK STL MIN tually more than her just slumping, but people recognized Youngstown St. 51 7 01 0 01 0 10 7 3 0 0 0 2 17 in working harder, I'll be more consistent:' how good she was and started coming after her. People knew Pittsburgh 21 6 01 0 11 2 5 6 3 1 3 1 1 23 she was playing out of position, and it's easy to be effective Nevada-Reno 121 15 01 0 11 2 25 8 4 I 4 0 1 24 Louisiana St. 31 8 21 2 playing against someone out of position. She's very athletic, 01 0 8 9 4 0 0 I 2 33 Louisiana Tech. 11 6 01 0 71 8 9 5 2 2 5 0 I 29 PLAYING WITH HER SISTER: "It's good playing she runs up and down the court very well. She's the kind UTEP 41 6 01 0 21 3 10 4 2 0 2 I 0 21 with Pauline. I missed her my freshman year when of player that isn't a great shooter, but she's a scorer because Idaho 61 9 01 0 41 5 16 10 4 0 2 0 2 23 she didn't play, but I really enjoyed playing with her she's always in position and always around the bucket. We UCSB 71 10 01 0 31 5 17 4 4 2 2 0 4 33 last year. I know her game and she knows mine, if think Geannine's going to have a real good year. With the UC Irvine 31 10 01 0 41 7 10 12 5 2 2 0 0 37 addition of some of our new people in the middle and our Fresno St. 41 IO 01 0 01 0 8 6 4 0 1 0 2 25 Up Close and Personal I mess up, I know she's there:' "three" people back, we,ll be able to move Geannine back San Jose St. 91 15 01 0 31 8 21 I4 0 0 3 I 1 30 to the "four" where she,s more comfortable:· Hawaii 31 7 01 0 01 0 6 8 2 0 1 2 2 24 Hawaii 41 11 01 0 51 8 13 14 2 0 3 0 0 32 Geannine Parie Jordan was born PLAYING UNLV'S SMALL FORWARD: "I thought HIGH SCHOOL: Geannine came to the Lady Rebels in Long Beach St. II 4 01 0 21 3 4 0 5 4 1 0 I 2I March 27, 1968. I handled it very well, going back and forth between 1986-87 as a member of the most dynamic tandems ever San Diego St. 31 6 01 0 01 1 6 9 4 2 3 0 3 31 to play basketball in Southern California... As a prepster at CS Fullerton II 3 01 0 81 11 10 4 3 2 3 0 3 3I positions last year. I played more in the middle as John Muir High School (coach Archie Newton) in Pasadena Pacific 71 12 01 0 11 I I4 7 3 0 1 0 1 28 Geannine's academic major is criminal a freshman because Pauline wasn't there yet, but the with her twin sister, her high school team compiled a 114-6 San Jose St. 21 4 01 0 II 4 5 6 2 2 2 0 3 16 justice, and she intends to pursue a career small forward is probably my natural position. I'm record over four seasons including a record 40 consecutive Fresno St. 61 7 01 0 01 0 12 5 3 1 4 I 0 22 league wins ...Muir enjoyed the nation's number one rank- Pacific 51 9 01 0 41 10 14 9 3 0 2 0 I 26 in that field upon graduation. ready to play there again. If that's where they want ing among high school girls basketball teams in 1985-86, led Long Beach St. 61 10 01 0 61 9 18 8 4 1 1 0 0 22 to put me, that's where I want to play. by Geannine and Pauline who finished the year as Co-CIF CS Fullerton 41 6 01 0 41 5 12 8 2 1 0 0 1 20 San Diego St. 51 8 01 0 I5 AAAA Players of the Year ... Geannine concluded her senior 51 6 5 5 0 1 0 1 19 Her nickname is "Happy:· Baylor 41 9 01 0 21 2 10 6 3 I 2 0 2 19 year with a 17.5 scoring average and II rebounds per Arkansas St. 21 3 01 0 11 2 5 2 5 0 3 0 0 18 THE LADY REBELS THIS SEASON: "I expect game .. .She was All-CIF for three seasons and named her South Carolina 31 4 01 0 II 2 7 3 4 0 3 0 0 20 She enjoys reading, listening to music, talking more wins, higher scoring, and fewer turnovers. I league's Co-Player of the Year three times ...She was named UC Irvine 21 8 01 0 11 2 5 5 I 3 2 2 0 28 on the phone, and visiting with family. think this is the best team we've had since I've been to numerous all-tournament teams and received several Tour- UCSB 21 7 01 0 71 II II 8 5 0 3 0 0 30 nament MVP awards as Muir swept every tournament they Hawaii 31 9 01 0 31 4 9 13 4 1 4 0 2 30 here, and this is definitely the best physical condi­ ever played in during the Jordan TWins' reign ... Geannine was CS Fullerton 21 5 01 0 21 3 6 8 4 1 3 I 3 34 She credits God, her family, and her tion we've ever been in:· named an Olympic Girls Development League All-American Long Beach St. 71 12 01 0 31 6 17 9 3 0 2 0 2 29 in I 985 .. .Her and Pauline's soccer team won II consecutive Illinois St. 41 7 01 0 31 3 II 6 4 I 1 I 4 29 friends for supporting her most division championships under the direction of their mother south Alabama 41 7 01 0 41 5 12 6 5 0 2 0 2 27 during her athletic career. and coach, Mrs. Carrie Jordan .. . Montana State 41 6 01 0 II 2 9 4 5 0 2 0 I 20 Totals I401 266 01 0 91 1 142 371 238 116 28 73 II 48 871 She has three brothers and two sisters, and is the daughter of Carrie Jordan. GEANNINE JORDAN AT UNLV / --TIJTAL --I /--3PT --I TIJT YEAR G / GS FG/ FGA FG% FG/ FGA FG% FT/ FTA FT% PTS AVG. REB AVG. PF/ D AST TO BLK STL MIN 1986-87 30/ 15 105/ 20 1 .522 01 0 .000 62/ 94 .660 272 9.1 165 5.5 80/ 4 14 48 10 32 649 Geannine's brother, Chavez, and sister, 1987·88 34/ 34 140/ 266 .526 01 0 .000 91/ 142 .641 371 10.9 238 7.0 11 6/ 7 28 73 II 48 871 Micheline, also attend UNLV Tolals 64/ 49 245/ 467 .525 01 0 .000 153/ 236 .648 643 10. 1 403 6.3 196/ II 42 121 21 80 1520

14 IS 6 - 3 Junior Forwar d / Cent er 50 Pauline Jordan Pasadena,CA

AT UNLV: The dominant player on last season's Lady Rebel squad, Pauline Jordan returns in 1988-89 as one JORDAN'S CAREER HIGHS of the finest players in the nation .. .She was named to pre­ PTS- 28 vs. Hawaii (1 -13-88) Date: 1988-89 No. 50 season All-America teams by Street & Smith, Dick FGM- 10 vs. Hawaii (1 -13-88) Vitale's Basketball Yearbook, and the American Women's vs. Arkansas State (2 -27-8 8) vs. Montana State (3-26-88) Sports Federation ... Pauline was a first team All-PCAA FGA- 20 vs. Long Beach State (1 -16-88) PRE-SEASON ALL-AMERICAN choice last season, and was selected to tryout for the USA vs. Arkansas State (2-27-88) RETURNS FOR JUNIOR SEASON )ones Cup Select Team .. .She earned all-tournament FG %-.833 (5-6) vs. Illinois State (3-24-88) honors at UNLV's 7-Up Desert Classic and Spuds MacKen­ 3-pt FGM - 0 3-pt FGA- 0 zie Bud Light Tournament, the Northern Lights Invita­ 3-pt FG 96- 0 Las Vegas, NV (SID) - Junior forward Pauline Jordan tional, and the PCAA Tournament...She led UNLV in scor­ FTM -9 vs. Fresno State ( 1-7- 88) returns for her junior year after leading the Lady Rebels ing and rebounding last season with 16.4 points and 8.7 FTA- 16 vs. Hawaii (1-13-88) FT %-1.000 (9-9) vs. Fresno State (1-7-88) last season with 16.4 points and 8.7 rebounds. For more boards .. .She also led the Lady Rebels and set a new school record with 84 blocked shots ... She twice tied Lady Rebel REB- 18 vs. Long Beach State (3 -12-88) on UNLV's junior all-america candidate, here are excerpts AST- 4 vs. Fresno State (2-6-88) and Thomas & Mack Center records with seven blocked T0-8 vs. Youngstown State (11 -27-88) from a pre-season interview: shots vs. Pacific and UC Irvine.. .She had a tournament BLK- 7 VS. Pacific (1 -30-88) high eight blocked shots at the Northern Lights Invita­ vs. UC Irvine (3-3-88) vs. Long Beach State (3 -12-88) WHY SHE CHOSE UNLV: "It's close to home for one tional...Pauline scored in double figures in 33 of 34 games last season including the first 32 in a row... She put STL-5 vs. UC Santa Barbara (1 -2-88) thing. My mom didn't want me going too far away to vs. Cal State Fullerton (2 -18-88) together 13 "double-doubles" on the season including IS MIN- 38 vs. Long Beach State (1-16-88) school-and I was recruited by a lot of universities across points and a career high 18 rebounds vs. Long Beach vs. San Diego State (2 -20-88) the country. The main reason though, was that UNLV of­ State in the PCAA Championship... She scored 28 points vs. South Carolina (2 -28-88) fered athletic and academic programs that I thought with 17 rebounds against Hawaii, and had 23 points and 14 rebounds vs. Fresno State .. .In 18 PCAA games, she led would help me become a successful all-around person:' the club in scoring or rebounding I 7 times ... A redshirt sophomore last season, Pauline was the driving force PAULINE JORDAN IN 1987-88 ANY TEAM GOALS FOR THE SEASON: "As a team behind the West Team's gold medal at the 1987 Olympic TOTAL 3PT TOT Sports Festival at Chapel Hill, North Carolina .. .She aver­ OPPONENT FG I FGA FG/ FGA FTI FTA PI'S REB PF AST TO B LK STL MIN I hope we play hard each time out. I also think that it's Youngstown St. 71 IS 01 0 31 4 17 14 2 I 8 5 2 30 aged a team high 12.3 points over four Sports Festival really important to win every game at home. I hate los­ Pittsburgh 51 13 01 0 41 5 14 6 3 0 0 I I 22 games including a game high 16 points and 12 rebounds ing at home. A Big West Conference championship is a Nevada-Reno 81 12 01 0 01 I 16 12 4 0 7 3 3 33 in the gold medal victory over the South .. .She led the West Louisiana St. 61 12 01 0 51 7 17 9 4 I 4 I 2 26 goal we have and after that to hopefully play well in the in scoring and rebounding in both medal round games ... Louisiana Tech. 51 12 01 0 31 5 13 3 4 0 I 2 0 26 playoffs. But we'll take that a step at a time:' She attends UNLV with twin sister Geannine and Run­ UTEP 41 10 01 0 31 4 II II 3 0 2 3 2 29 nin' Rebel basketball player Stacey Augmon, also of Idaho 91 17 01 0 01 I 18 8 4 0 I I 2 30 Pasadena and John Muir High School... UCSB 51 13 01 0 71 10 17 6 5 I 3 0 5 24 HER PERSONAL GOALS: "After sitting out two years UC Irvine 61 14 01 0 21 2 14 2 5 0 3 0 2 20 ago, I felt last season was just a stepping stone to get BOLLA ON JORDAN: "Pauline has a year under her belt Fresno St. 71 19 01 0 91 9 23 14 2 2 2 3 I 34 Up Close and Personal back. I felt my way back into my game. Now I'm more and needs to just go into the season and play the way San Jose St. 41 7 01 0 51 6 13 IS 3 0 0 0 0 22 she's capable of playing. She didn't finish the year very Hawaii 101 IS 01 0 81 16 28 17 3 I 2 I I 28 comfortable and I'm just trying to add some strength and Hawaii 01 0 41 4 18 8 I 3 2 2 well, and she had back troubles while trying to make the 71 9 5 26 speed to go with some of the skills that I have:' Long Beach St. 91 20 01 0 81 10 26 9 2 0 4 4 I 38 Pauline Parie Jordan was born ]ones Cup team. The year of playing was a struggle for San Diego St. 61 17 01 0 01 3 12 9 4 0 6 2 0 35 March 27, 1968. her because she sat out a year and took a while getting CS Fullerton 91 13 01 0 II 2 19 9 4 0 5 5 I 34 HIGHLIGHTS WHILE AT UNLV: "It's kind of hard to into the groove. Pauline just needs to progress at the level Pacific 71 II 01 0 41 4 18 5 I I 4 7 3 34 she's been, and she'll be fine. One of the good things is Her academic major at UNLV is physical say what the highlights have been. I've just been trying San Jose St. 71 9 01 0 01 0 14 3 I I 0 4 3 18 to work hard to find my game, so I haven't really stop­ that we have enough big people that opposing teams Fresno St. 41 12 01 0 21 3 10 II 3 4 6 6 0 35 education, and her future plans call for won't be able to concentrate just on Pauline:· Pacific 51 10 01 0 31 5 13 12 3 0 3 I 0 22 ped too much to think about the good or bad things that being successful in whatever she does. Long Beach St 71 14 01 0 01 0 14 I 5 I 2 0 0 27 have happened. I think going to the NIT tournament had HIGH SCHOOL: Pauline was a Parade All-America as CS Fullerton 61 10 01 0 21 2 14 5 0 I 3 3 5 23 to be the biggest thrill for me last season:' a senior at Muir High School (coach Archie Newton) in San Diego St. 61 13 01 0 61 8 18 10 4 3 4 I I 38 She enjoys lifting weights, bike riding, Pasadena where she and sister Geannine led their team Baylor 71 14 01 0 21 5 16 II 4 2 I 0 I 27 to an unprecedented 40 consecutive league victories, and Arkansas St. 101 20 01 0 31 6 23 II 5 1 I 6 4 33 meeting new people, listening to music, South Carolina 91 14 01 0 25 4 4 2 PLAYING ALONGSIDE HER SISTER: "We try to push a 114-6 record over their four-year prep career...She 71 9 9 0 0 38 and just relaxing. each other in practice and then keep each other going UC Irvine 31 9 01 0 71 9 13 6 3 I I 7 I 22 averaged 24.2 points and 12 rebounds per game while UCSB 41 9 01 0 51 8 13 5 0 I 2 I 2 22 in games. I know that when Geannine is on the court earning All-CIF AAAA first team honors for four straight Hawaii 91 IS 01 0 31 8 21 12 2 0 2 0 2 20 Like her sister, she credits God, her family, I have help consistently. It's a lot of fun to play on the years ... She copped CIF, San Gabriel Valley, and Pacific CS Fullerton 61 IS 01 0 71 10 19 9 3 0 3 2 2 28 same team and share all of the ups and downs during League Co-Player of the Year honors with sister Gean­ Long Beach St. 41 19 01 0 71 10 15 18 3 0 6 7 2 37 and her friends for supporting her most nine as a senior...She was named the Pacific League Co­ lllinois St. 51 6 01 0 31 4 13 3 5 0 2 3 2 19 during her athletic career. the season:' Player of the Year as a junior and was an Olympic Girls South Alabama 01 6 01 0 01 1 0 5 5 0 5 0 0 17 Development League All-American in 1985 ... Her high Montana State 101 16 01 0 21 4 22 9 4 I 0 1 0 24 school team won every tournament they ever participated Totals 2161 440 1251 185 557 297 112 She has three brothers and two sisters, STACEY AUGMON'S OLYMPIC PARTICIPATION: 01 0 24 100 84 53 941 "It's a big thrill for me to see Stacey make it on the Olym­ in ... Her and Geannine's soccer team won their division and is the daughter of Carrie jordan. championship for II straight years under the direction pic team. We grew up with Stacey and I told him when of their mother and coach, Mrs. Carrie Jordan ... he first went to the ltials that I didn't want to read or Geannine's brother, Chavez, and sister, hear anything about Stacey Augmon not making the Micheline, also attend UNLV PAULINE JORDAN AT UNLV team. I'm just so proud of him. He works hard and doesn't I --TOTAL --I I--3PT --1 TOT complain. He just does the job. I'm very happy for him:' YEAR Gl GS FGI FGA FG% FG I FGA FG% FTI FTA FT% PI'S AVG. REB AVG. PFI 0 AST TO BLK STL MIN 1987·88 34/ 32 216/ 440 .491 01 0 .000 1251 185 .676 557 16.4 297 8.7 11 2/ 7 24 100 84 53 94 1 17 16 5-8 Freshman Guard 23 Vicki Lander Evansville, IN

AT UNLV: Returning to the Lady Rebels after a suc­ LANDERS' CAREER HIGHS cessful freshman season, Vicki Lander begins her PTS - 20 vs. South Alabama (3-25-88) second year with the UNLV program .. .She should FGM-9 vs. South Alabama (3-25-88) Date: 1988-89 No. 23 likely challenge for a starting role in 88-89 ... She FGA-17 vs. South Alabama (3-25-88) shone most brightly late in the year at the Women's FG %-.714 (5-7) vs. Sa n Diego State (1 -21-88) 3-pt FGM- I vs. South Alabama (3-25-88) INDIANA SCORING CHAMP BEGINS National Invitational in Amarillo, Texas where she 3-pt FGA- 1 vs. idaho (12-12-87) YEAR NUMBER TWO AT UNLV scored a career high 20 points vs. South Alabama, vs. Pacific (1-30-88) and posted games with five assists vs. Montana vs. South Alabama (3 -25-88) 3-pt FG %-1.000 (1 - 1) vs. South Alabama (3-25-88) State and South Alabama ... Lander was a part-time Las vegas, NV (SID) - Beginning her second year with ITM- 5 vs. Pi ttsburgh (11 -28-87) starter last year, starting in I3 games and averag­ ITA-6 vs. Pittsburgh (11-28-87) the Lady Rebels, Yield Lander should challenge for a start­ ing 5.4 points in 30 appearances .. .She started each IT%-1.000 (4-4) vs. Pacific (2-28-88) ing role in 1988-89. For more on the slick-playing REB-5 VS. Pacific (1-30-88) of UNLV's last eight games through the PCAA Tour­ sophomore, here are excerpts from a pre-season AST-5 vs. South Alabama (3 -25-88) nament and WNlT. .. A pair of untimely ankle injuries vs. Montana State (3-26-88) interview: VS. kept her out of any prolonged starting assign­ T0 - 5 Paci fi c (2 -8-88) vs. UC Irvi ne (3-3-88) ments ... Lander's abilities allow her to play both the HOW SHE CHOSE UNLV: "My sister knew Coach Strike BLK-1 (six times) point and off-guard positions ... STL-6 vs. San Jose State (2-4-88) (former Lady Rebel co-coach) and I happened to be out MIN-35 vs. South Alabama (3-25-88) here from Indiana so we stopped by the campus. I told BOLLA ON LANDER: "Vicki is very talented and the coaches that I was a senior in high school and played really started to come into her own during the basketball, and I would like them to come and look at second half of last season. Her main problem was me. They came and saw me play and I guess they liked VICKI LANDER IN 1987-88 that when things really started to go, she got hurt. what they saw because I ended up here at UNLV' TOTAL 3PT TOT Vicki Lander can be as good as she wants to be. OPPONENT FG/ FGA FG/ FGA FT/ FTA PTS REB PF AST TO BLK STL MIN Youngstown St. 01 5 01 0 01 0 0 4 I I 4 0 I 26 She was a typical freshman coming into a program BEING THE TOP SCORER IN THE STATE OF IN­ Pittsburgh 31 5 01 0 51 6 II 2 I 0 2 0 2 IS that was more physical and more demanding last Nevada-Reno II 6 01 0 213 4 2 3 3 2 I 0 22 DIANA: "I think it's a nice honor and I'm proud of it year. There were times when she struggled, but that Louisiana St. II 2 01 0 01 0 2 0 I 0 0 0 0 7 because, people consider Indiana such a 'basketball state Louisiana Tech. DNP was to be expected. She did very well and she's not But I know that I still have to go out and play hard now UTEP 01 5 01 0 01 I 0 2 0 0 I 0 0 17 content with sitting on the bench. Vicki is capable Idaho 21 6 01 I 21 2 6 0 2 0 4 0 0 16 because that's in the past:' of starting:· UCSB 1/ 3 01 0 21 2 4 2 3 I 0 0 I II UC Irvine 01 0 01 0 01 0 0 I I 0 0 0 0 2 HER STRONG PLAY DURING THE LATTER HALF Fresno St. 21 5 01 0 21 2 6 I 4 I 0 0 I 13 HIGH SCHOOL: Lander entered the UNLV pro­ San jose St. 41 9 01 0 01 0 8 4 2 3 0 0 2 18 OF '87-88: "It was a combination of both getting an op­ gram last season out of Bosse High School (coach Hawaii II 2 01 0 01 I 2 I 0 0 2 I 0 6 Up Close and Personal portunity to play and also becoming more comfortable Hawaii 21 3 01 0 01 0 4 0 I 0 I 0 I II jerry Canterberry) in Evansville where she was the with the system, and working with Coach Bolla - learn­ Long Beach St. 01 I 01 0 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 Indiana state scoring champion with a 3l.l per San Diego St. 51 7 01 0 II 2 I I 4 5 I 4 0 0 23 ing what he wanted and expected from me:· Vicki Gail Lander was born May 4, 1969. game average ...Lander finished second among state CS Fullerton DNP Pacific II 8 01 I II 2 3 5 3 4 4 0 5 22 scoring leaders as a junior with a 26.1 clip ...She HER FATHER'S INFLUENCE: "My father was a great San jose St. 41 6 01 0 01 0 8 0 3 3 3 I 6 19 Vicki is a criminal justice major at UNLV emerged as the second leading scorer in the history Fresno St. 21 5 01 0 2/ 2 6 4 4 I 2 I I 17 basketball player and he helped me to keep moving along of the state with 1,843 points ... She earned Converse Pacific 21 9 01 0 4/ 4 8 3 2 I 5 0 0 26 as far as 1 could go. But he never pushed me into play­ Long Beach St 31 8 01 0 2/ 2 8 5 2 4 I 0 0 25 and USA Today All-America honors in addition to She enjoys watching television and listening ing. 1c hose basketball myself. He just wants me to be the CS Fullerton DNP first team all-state accolades as selected by Hoosier San Diego St. DNP to music in her spare time. best that I can be at whatever I do:· Basketball Magazine... She was voted second team Baylor 01 I 01 0 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Arkansas St. 21 4 01 0 II 3 5 I I 2 0 0 0 12 all-state as a junior and third team as a sophomore. .. ANY EXPECTATIONS FOR '88-89: "I expect us to South Carolina 21 5 01 0 II 2 5 4 0 2 I 0 0 I I She credits her father with influencing her Lander was named to the First Five All-City Team UC Irvine 21 2 01 0 21 2 6 3 2 I 5 I 0 20 have a great season. I think the number one goal for this athletic career the most by helping her in Evansville in each of her final three seasons, and UCSB 21 4 01 0 31 4 7 3 0 3 3 0 2 18 team is to win the Big west championship. After that I Hawaii 31 7 01 0 3/ 5 9 4 2 I 3 0 2 22 was a second team all-city selection as a freshman ... become the best athlete and person think we can eventually play well in the NCAA tourna­ CS Fullerton 41 7 010 31 4 II 2 I 1 3 0 2 19 During her prep career, she led her Lady Bulldogs Long Beach St. 01 I 01 0 01 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 5 she could be. ment because I believe we can be a Final Four team :· to two City and SIAC Championships as well as a lllinois St. 21 6 01 0 01 I 4 0 3 2 3 0 0 10 South Alabama 91 17 II I 11 4 20 4 3 5 2 1 I 35 pair of sectional and regional titles ... Her sister Montana State 21 5 01 0 01 0 4 3 0 5 4 0 1 31 She has five brothers and one sister, Cassandra played basketball at Arizona State ... and is the daughter of Zora ]. Lander. Totals 62 / 154 II 3 371 54 162 64 52 45 61 6 28 490

Her sister, Cassandra, played basketball at VICKI LANDER AT UNLV Arizona State. / - -TOTAL --1 /--3PT --1 TOT YEAR G / GS FG/ FGA FG% FG/ FGA FG% FT/ FTA FT% PTS AVG. REB AVG. PF/ D AST TO BLK STL MIN 1987-88 30/ 13 62/ 154 .403 1/ 3 .333 37/ 54 .685 162 5.4 64 2.1 52/ I 45 61 6 28 490

18 19 6-2 Senior Forward 24 Shari Netzel Culver City, CA

AT UNLV: A three-year letterwinner for the Lady Rebels, Shari Netzel blossomed a year ago into a pro­ Date: 1988-89 No. 24 ductive talent off the bench ... She is a strong role player NETZEL'S CAREER HIGHS and strengthens UNLV's rebounding and defensive PTS-17 vs. Cal State Fullerton (2 -18-88) depth ... Netzel played in 29 games and averaged 8.6 FGM- 8 vs. Ca l State Fullerton (2-18-88) minutes a year ago including one starting role at Cal FGA-12 vs. Cal State Fullerton (2-18-88) FG %-1.000 (2-2) vs. UC Santa Barbara State Fullerton ...She established career highs with 17 (1 -2-87) points vs. Cal State Fullerton in Las Vegas, and 12 re­ 3-pt FGM- 0 bounds at San ]ose State ... Netzel played in 24 games 3-pt FGA-1 vs. Long Beach State (3-12-88) SENIOR ROLE PLAYER RETURNS with 1.5 points and 0.9 rebounds as a sophomore ... She 3-pt FG %-.000 (0-1) vs. Long Beach State (3-12-88) TO SOLIDIFY LADY REBS appeared in 20 games as a freshman while averaging FTM - 5 vs. San jose State (2 -4-88) 1.1 points and 1.0 rebounds ... Netzel also is a UNLV FTA- 6 vs. San Jose State (2-4-88) scholar athlete ... FT %-1.000 (2-2) (four times) Las Vegas, NV (SID) - After showing marked improve­ REB-12 vs. San Jose State (2-4-88) ment last season, Shari Netzel returns for the '88-89 cam­ BOLLA ON NETZEL: "Shari is going to be looked AST- 3 vs. UC Santa Barbara (1-22-87) paign intent on continuing that improvement. For more T0- 6 vs. San Jose State (2-4-88) upon in a leadership role because she's a senior and BLK- 3 vs. South Alabama (3-25-88) on UNLV's soft-spoken senior, here are excerpts from a was on those teams we had that have been to the STL-2 vs. UC Santa Barbara (1-22-87) pre-season interview: NCAA Tournament. Shari just needs to become more vs. Fresno State (3-6-87) aggressive and take charge a little more. She showed MIN-20 vs. Cal State Fullerton (2-18-88) ON CHOOSING UNLV: "I chose UNLV because I wanted at times last year that she's very capable of playing. to be a part of a team and a program that was moving Defensively, she plays very well in the post area. We up nationally to the next level of success. I wanted to get have no hesitation in playing her against the big post SHARI NETZEL IN 1987-88 in and help build a top-20 team:' player we need to watch, or a big forward or small forward. Shari needs to get more aggressive and "IOTAL 3PT nrr OPPONENT FG/ FGA FG / FGA FT/ FTA PTS REB PF AST TO BLK STL MIN become more of a scorer. She has shown signs of that Youngstown St. 1/ I 01 0 01 0 2 2 0 2 I 0 0 8 ON GOALS FOR THE '88-'89 SEASON: "I want to in some games and in practice, so I think she has the Pittsburgh 1/ I 01 0 01 0 2 2 0 I 2 0 0 7 see us become to win the Big West. It's been ability to do it. It wouldn't surprise me to see Shari Nevada-Reno 0/ 0 0/ 0 0/ 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 2 a long time since we've won the conference and 1 think Louisiana St. 01 0 01 0 01 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 I come out this year and play really hard and see a lot Louisiana Tech. DNP we have a good shot at w inning this year:' more playing time:· UTEP 01 2 01 0 01 0 0 4 I 0 0 0 0 4 Idaho DNP ON HER ROLE WITH THE LADY REBELS: "I think HIGH SCHOOL: As a prepster at Culver City High UCSB 1/ I 01 0 01 2 2 2 2 I 2 0 I 8 UC Irvine 1/ 3 01 0 2/ 2 4 3 I 2 0 I 13 School (coach Warren Flanagan) , Netzel collected nine 0 defense and rebounding are definitely my strengths as Fresno St. 4/ 6 01 0 01 0 8 I 0 I 2 I I 19 a player and hopefully I can contribute in those areas. varsity letters including four in basketball, three in San Jose St. 1/ 4 01 0 01 0 2 2 2 0 I 0 I 13 I also think I have good speed for my size, so running volleyball, and two in track ... She amassed a long list Hawaii 01 3 01 0 0/ 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 12 of high school honors including four consecutive years Hawaii 01 I 01 0 01 0 0 0 0 I 0 D 0 7 Up Close and Personal the floor well is something I try to excel at:' on the All-Ocean League team ... She captured first team Long Beach St. 3/ 5 0/ 0 1/ 2 7 I 0 0 I 0 0 10 San Diego St. 1/ 4 01 0 1/ 3 3 2 0 0 0 0 I 10 honors her final three seasons and was named her Shari Ann Netzel was born August 23, 1967. ON THE MENTAL ASPECT OF COMING OFF THE CS fullerton 1/ 2 01 0 01 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 8 league's MVP as a senior...She received All-CIF honors Pacific 1/ I 0/ 0 01 0 2 I 0 0 I 0 0 9 BENCH: "I think you have to accept your spot on the each of her final three years at Culver City, being nam­ San Jose St. 1/ I 0/ 0 51 6 7 12 3 0 6 0 I 17 She is a marketing major at UNLV with team whatever it may be. If you don't understand and ac­ ed to the third team as a sophomore, the second team Fresno St. 1/ I 01 0 01 0 2 0 I 0 0 0 0 2 Pacific 0/ 0 01 0 01 0 0 0 I I 0 4 cept your role then you're not helping the team. 1 guess as a junior, and the first team as a senior. ..She was 0 0 future plans including graduate school Long Beach St 01 0 01 0 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 last year I started to get more comfortable with my role named to numerous all-tournament teams, and was and a graduate degree in CS Fullerton 8/ 12 0/ 0 1/ I 17 4 I 0 2 0 I 20 and tried to come in off the bench and spark the team:· chosen the tournament MVP at the Beverly Hills San Diego St. 01 I 01 0 01 I 0 0 I 0 4 0 0 9 sports administration. Tournament (twice) and South Torrance Tourna­ Baylor 1/ 2 0/ 0 0/ 0 2 I 0 0 0 0 0 5 ment...She was an Athlete of the Week as selected by Arkansas St. 1/ I 01 0 0/ 0 2 0 2 0 I 0 0 8 South Carolina DNP Her hobbies include reading and the Daily Breeze, and Athlete of the Month by the UC Irvine DNP Culver City Exchange Club, and the Athlete of the Year UCSB 1/ 2 01 0 01 0 2 I 0 I 0 I 0 12 listening to music. by Culver City Elks Club. ..Sh e was twice the recipient Hawaii 01 2 01 0 0/ 0 0 I 3 I 2 0 0 7 of All-Westside Team honors by the Los Angeles CS Fullerton 0/ 0 01 0 01 0 0 0 I 0 I 0 0 2 Long Beach St. 01 3 01 I 01 0 0 0 I I 2 0 0 13 She has one brother and is the daughter Times ... She was named all-league as a junior in Illinois St. DNP of Paul and Diane Netzel. volleyball, and was her school's prom queen as a South Alabama 01 2 01 0 2/ 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 I 17 senior... Montana State 01 0 01 0 01 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 I I Totals 28/ 61 01 I 12/ 19 68 45 25 14 36 6 8 250

SHARI NETZEL AT UNLV /--TOTAL --I /--3PT --I nrr YEAR G I GS FG/ FGA FG% FG/ FGA FG% FT/ FTA FT% PTS AVG. REB AVG. PF/ D AST TO BLK STL MIN 1985·86 20/ 0 10/ 25 .400 01 0 .000 1/ 3 .333 21 1.1 20 1.0 15/ 0 6 15 135 1986·87 24/ 0 15/ 30 .500 01 0 .000 71 10 .700 37 1.5 22 .9 23/ 0 7 37 5 154 1987·88 29/ I 28/ 61 .459 01 I .000 12/ 9 .632 68 2.4 45 1.6 25/ 0 14 36 6 250 Totals 73/ I 53/ 116 .457 01 I .000 20/ 32 .625 126 1. 7 87 1. 2 63/ 0 27 88 13 17 539

20 21 5-l 0 Junior Forward 43 Shelly Ray Walla Walla, WA

AT UNLV: A promising inside player for the Lady Rebels, UNLV coaches were unable to harness Shelly RAY'S CA REER HIGHS Ray's talents in 1987-88 ... Ray appeared in two games PTS-2 vs. UC Santa Barbara (1-2-88) Date: 1988-89 No. 43 before re -injuring a troubled knee .. .She made her first FGM - 1 vs. UC Santa Barbara (1-2-88) appearance in December after a mid-season transfer... FGA- 4 vs. UC Santa Barbara (1-2-88) She scored two points and pulled down two rebounds FG %- .250 (1 -4) vs. UC Santa Barbara SHELLY RAY RETURNS FOR at UC Santa Barbara before going down after just one (1-2-88) REPEAT TRY AT JUNIOR SEASON minute at UC Irvine.. .She is a very physical player 3-pt FGM - 0 whose biggest asset is strength and rebounding 3-pt FGA- 0 ability.. . 3-pt FG%­ Las Vegas, NV (SID) - After a year of injury and FTM- 0 rehabilitation, Shelly Ray returns to the Lady Rebels for BOLLA ON RAY: "We're really excited about Shelly FTA-0 FT%-0 her junior year and an attempt to regain the form that Ray and how she's progressing at this point. We're real­ ly excited, but we don't want to get our hopes up too REB-2 vs. UC Santa Barbara (1-2 -88) earned her a starting role at the University of Oregon as high because she just came off complete knee recon­ AST- 0 a freshman. For more on UNLV's hard-working junior, struction. We're going to let Shelly Ray take her time. TO- I vs. uc santa Barbara (1-2-88) here are excerpts from a pre-season interview: When her time comes, she's going to be ready, but BLK-0 we're not going to rush her. If that means October STL- 2 vs. UC Santa Barbara (1-2-88) MIN- 14 vs. UC Sa nta Barbara (1-2-88) ON PLAYING AFTER SUCH A LONG LAYOFF: "Even that's fine, it it means November, that's fine too. 1know before last season began I had hurt my knee, and then for a fact, that if she's even close to being the type of player she's been in the past, she is very capable of I tried to play on it, and eventually I ended up having being a leader and very consistent player for this team:· surgery. It's been a long nine months, and I sat out almost a full year before that (transfer from U. of Oregon), so it's JUNIOR COLLEGE: Shelly attended Walla Walla )C SHELLY RAY IN I987-88 been a long time since I've really played in game situa­ for one semester in 1987 after transferring at mid­ TOTAL 3PT TOT tions. I'm really looking forward to it this season:· season from the University of Oregon ... OPPONENT FG/ FGA FG/ FGA FT/ FTA PTS REB PF A5T TO BLK STL MIN Youngstown St. DNP UNIVERSITY OF OREGON: She averaged 6.8 points Pittsburgh DNP ON HER ROLE AT UNLV: "I expect to go out hard and and 9.2 rebounds with the Ducks through six games Nevada-Reno DNP play everyday, and if there's someone better than me then Louisiana St. DNP in 1986... Ray was thrust into the Oregon starting lineup Louisiana Tech. DNP they should be playing. I'm there to give support and en­ as a freshman in 85-86, and finished her first year UTEP DNP couragement, and be a leader for everyone else. If I'm leading the team in accuracy (.55 7) and Idaho DNP leading the team in scoring and rebounding, that's great. finishing third in scoring with an 8.9 scoring average ... UCSB 1/ 4 01 0 01 0 2 2 3 0 I 0 2 14 UC Irvine 01 0 01 0 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 If I'm not, that's great, too:· She quickly grew accustomed to the collegiate game, averaging in double figures in scoring through the first Fresno St. DNP San Jose St. DNP 12 games before a back injury slowed her pace ... She ON GOALS FOR THE TEAM: "I have pretty high ex­ Hawaii DNP Up Close and Personal scored a career high 19 points against Western Illinois Hawaii DNP pectations. Last year we didn't do quite as well as we in the fourth game of her career... She proved just as Long Beach St. DNP thought we should have, but this year despite being effective against top ranked competition, recording IS San Diego St. DNP Shelly Sharene Ray was born young, we should do well and finish again in the top two points and II rebounds vs. fourth-ranked Long Beach CS Fullerton DNP State .. .She scored in double figures in of games Pacific DNP in our league. I expect to see us in the postseason playoffs II 27 December 28, 1966. as a frosh, and brought down ten or more rebounds San jose St. DNP again:· Fresno St. DNP four times including twice as a sophomore ... She led Pacific DNP her team in rebounds four times during her freshman She is a sociology major at UNLV Long Beach St DNP ON UNLV'S ST RENGTHS: "Our size is an obvious season, and was third on the club in field goals made CS Fullerton DNP strength this year. Last year we didn't have anybody that (97) despite averaging just over 21 minutes a game .. . San Diego St. DNP Her hobbies include snow skiing and was extremely tall, and this year we have Merlelynn. In Baylor DNP HIGH SCHOOL: She was a three-time all-conference Arkansas St. DNP playing softball. the league that we're in, and with some of the competi­ selection and league MVP while averaging 18 points, South Carolina DNP tion we play nationally, you havr; to have that height. We IS rebounds, and 2.5 assists a game as a senior at UC Irvine DNP also have a good junior college transfer at guard, and a UCSB DNP She credits her high school coach, Walla Walla High School (coach Marda McClenny) .. .Ra y Hawaii DNP Marda McClenny with influencing her lot of returning players with experience. With all of this, was named the Blue Mountain Region's Female Athlete cs Fullerton DNP we're still young, but we didn't really have any of these of the Year...She scored 29 points and grabbed 23 re­ Long Beach St. DNP athletic career the most. things last year:· bounds while leading her team to a Washington State Illinois St. DNP Championship as a junior. ..She earned all-tournament South Alabama DNP honors at the state tournament as a junior and was Montana State DNP She has one sister and is the daughter chosen her league's Female Athlete of the Year in Totals 1/ 4 0/ 0 01 0 2 2 4 0 0 2 IS of Alan and Pamela Ray. 1984...

SHELLY RAY AT UNLV / --TOTAL --/ / --3PT --/ TOT YEAR G / GS FG / FGA FG % FG / FGA FG % FT/ FTA FT% PTS AVG. REB AVG. PF/ D A5T TO BLK STL MIN 1987-88 2/ 0 1/ 4 .250 01 0 .000 01 0 .000 1.0 1.0 4/ 0 0 0 IS

22 23 5-l 0 Junior Guard 22 Linda Staley Palmdale, CA

AT UNLV: A part-time starter a year ago and generally the first player off the bench when she wasn't star­ STALEY'S CAREER HIGHS ting, Linda Staley begins her junior season as a Lady PTS- 12 vs. Pacific (1 -17-87) Date: 1988-89 No 22 Rebel...She played in all 34 games last year and will vs. Montana State (3-26-88) be one of four guards to handle the ball...Her top per­ FGM - 5 (four times) FGA- 10 vs. Long Beach State (2-13-88) formance was a 12-point, five rebound evening in the JUNIOR STALEY HOPES FG %-1.000 (5-5) vs. San Jose State (1-15-87) final game of the WNIT against Montana State .. .She 3-pt FGM - 0 HARD SUMMER WORK PAYS OFF produced an !!-point effort paired with a career high 3-pt FGA- 0 six assists in UNLV's key road victory at Louisiana 3-pt FG %0 State ... She matched that with another !!-point game FTM-6 vs. San Francisco (12-4-86) Las Vegas, NV (SID) - Linda Staley is ready to play. FTA- 6 vs. Cal State Fullerton (2-18-88) vs. UC Irvine at the Thomas and Mack Center.. .Staley UNLV's junior guard worked on her game throughout the vs. San Francisco (12-4 -86) established a career high with nine rebounds against vs. Long Beach State (1-5-87) summer and hopes for noticeable gains in the upcom­ Cal State Fullerton ... She appeared in 30 games as a FT%-1.000 (6-6) vs. San Francisco (12-4-86) ing campaign. For more on the third-year Lady Rebel, here freshman and made nine starts ... She posted a 4.2 scor­ REB- 9 vs. Cal state Fullerton (2-18-88) are excerpts from a pre-season interview: ing average with 1.8 rebounds in 1986-87 ...Labelled by AST- 6 vs. Louisiana State (12 -5-87) T0- 7 vs. Cal State Fullerton (2-18-88) Lady Rebel coaches as "Ms. Consistency;· Staley vs. UC Irvine (3-3-88) ON CHOOSING UNLV: 'The primary reason I chose Las recorded her career high of 12 points at Pacific as a BLK- 1 vs. Pittsburgh (11-28-87) freshman ... Her freshman season high in rebounds was vs. Idaho (12-12-87) Vegas was the coaching staff. I really respected where seven at Fresno State ... vs. San )ose State (2-4-88) they had come from and what they emphasized as far STL- 5 vs. San Jose State (1 -9-88) MIN- 35 vs. Pacific (1 -17-88) as coaching style and type of play. It's also a good school BOLLA ON STALEY: "Linda is very similar to Vicki and pretty close to home:· Lander's situation where she played real well last year, but needs to become just a little more consistent. She's LINDA STALEY IN I 987-88 ON SOME OF HER STRENGTHS: "One of my biggest in a very good position because she's been here two "IUTAL 3PT "JUT years and knows exactly what we're looking for in our OPPONENT FG/ FGA FG/ FGA FT/ FTA PTS R£B PF AST TO BLK STL MIN strengths is my size as a guard which allows me to post Youngstown St. 0/ I 01 0 2/ 2 2 7 I 2 3 0 0 IS program. Linda has made a commitment this summer up smaller players. That's a definite plus. I think I've im­ Pittsburgh II 5 01 0 01 0 2 I 2 I 2 I 0 18 to getting herself in shape and playing basketball. She proved over the summer, but I still need to strengthen Nevada-Reno 1/ 3 01 0 01 0 2 I 4 3 3 0 0 23 gave up working this summer to develop into becom­ Louisiana St. 4/ 5 01 0 3/ 3 II 2 4 6 2 0 3 25 my ballhandling to become a better guard:' ing a better basketball player:· Louisiana Tech. 01 2 01 0 01 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 12 UTEP 01 I 01 0 2/ 2 2 2 3 0 2 0 0 IS ON HER ROLE THIS SEASON: "''d like to think my HIGH SCHOOL: Staley came to UNLV two-years ago Idaho 4/ 6 0/ 0 01 0 8 2 1 2 0 I 2 23 UCSB 1/ 3 01 0 01 0 2 2 2 I 2 with the most impressive list of credentials of any 0 0 8 role will be in a starting capacity, but if I end up as sixth­ UC Irvine 0/ 3 0/ 0 0/ 0 0 3 3 2 2 l I 18 man and I'm most productive in that spot then that's what athlete to come out of Palmdale, California .. .She is Fresno St. 4/ 7 01 0 01 0 8 4 3 1 4 0 1 16 regarded as having one of the finest jump shots from I'll do. San Jose St. 1/ 3 01 0 4/ 5 6 2 4 4 2 0 5 18 California's 1986 recruiting crop, and is the only player Hawaii 1/ 4 01 0 3/ 4 5 1 2 3 5 0 0 23 in Palmdale High School (coach George Corisis) history Hawaii 2/ 4 01 0 2/ 2 6 0 2 I 2 0 2 19 Up Close and Personal ON THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN STARTING AND to have her jersey retired .. .She finished as Palmdale's Long Beach St. 1/ 1 01 0 3/ 4 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 15 COMING OFF THE BENCH: "Coming off the bench San Diego St. 2/ 3 0/ 0 01 0 4 3 3 0 0 0 I 9 career scoring leader with 1,539 points and led her CS Fullerton 01 2 01 0 1/ 3 1 6 1 2 2 0 0 17 teams to an 88-15 record over four seasons ... Palmdale's Linda Marie Staley was born allows you to see what the weaknesses are on the court Pacific 1/ 2 01 0 01 0 2 0 1 0 I 0 2 13 at that moment. You can go in and try to correct a prob­ best team during Staley's tenure finished 38-2 on the San Jose St. 3/ 5 01 0 2/ 3 8 4 2 1 2 I I 19 November 25, 1968. lem with your own team or try to take advantage of year... She averaged 24 points, II rebounds, seven Fresno St. 2/ 2 01 0 01 0 4 0 2 3 2 0 0 13 steals, and six assists during her senior campaign ...Her Pacific 01 0 01 0 01 0 0 0 I 1 I 0 0 7 something the other team is doing. Sometimes it's much outstanding shooting touch was demonstrated by her Long Beach St. 4/ 10 01 0 01 0 8 3 2 2 2 0 0 27 CS Fullerton II 5 01 0 51 6 7 4 4 7 0 2 31 Linda is a communications major at UNLV more difficult to see how the team is doing as a whole 86% accuracy. .. A four-time letterwinner in 9 when you're out on the court in a starting role:' San Diego St. 1/ 2 01 0 2/ 4 4 0 4 I 0 0 3 24 basketball, she also lettered one year each in volleyball Baylor 1/ 1 01 0 01 0 2 I 0 I 3 0 0 6 Her nickname is "Stales:' and swimming. .. She was chosen to high school All­ Arkansas St. 1/ 7 0/ 0 0/ 0 2 5 3 2 2 0 1 31 ON GOALS FOR THIS SEASON: "I think this team America teams by Street & Smith, MacGregor, and South Carolina 2/ 5 01 0 1/ 2 5 3 0 2 I 0 I 21 wants to win the conference championship very badly. Gatorade ... She was a member of the Gatorade Circle UC Irvine 51 6 01 0 1/ 3 II 2 0 4 7 0 2 29 She enjoys swimming, hiking, and of Champions and named the Golden League Player UCSB 2/ 5 0/ 0 3/ 4 7 1 I 3 2 0 2 24 And to beat Long Beach State twice would be great:' Hawaii 01 3 01 0 01 0 0 3 I 3 2 0 20 of the Year ... Staley was a three-time All-CIF recipient 0 spending time with family and friends CS Fullerton 1/ 3 01 0 01 0 2 5 3 I 3 0 0 14 and All-Golden League .. .She was voted the CIF Junior ON ANY HIGHLIGHTS WHILE AT UNLV: "Winning Long Beach St. 01 2 0/ 0 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 in her spare time. of the Year in 1985, and the CIF AAA Player of the Year Illinois St. 3/ 6 0/ 0 01 0 6 4 2 I 5 0 I 23 over LSU at Baton Rouge was the best. We weren't ex­ in I 986 .. .Following her junior season, she was voted South Alabama II 2 01 0 01 0 2 3 0 I I 0 0 II Linda has four sisters and a brother, pected to win so we came out strong and worked as a the USA Developmental Summer League Player of the Montana State 51 7 01 0 2/ 3 12 5 0 2 I 0 0 20 Year ... Totals 55! 126 0/ 0 36/ 50 146 85 61 62 75 3 30 613 and is the daughter of team really well that game. That win for us was the start of something as far as our confidence and knowing we Brady and Wilma Staley. could beat good teams:· LINDA STALEY AT UNLV /--"IUTAL --/ /--3PT --/ "JUT YEAR G / GS FG/ FGA FG% FG/ FGA FG% FT/ FTA FT% PTS AVG. R£B AVG. PF/ D AST TO BLK STL MIN 1986-87 30/ 9 49/ 103 .476 01 0 .000 29/ 46 .630 127 4.2 55 1.8 52/ I 4 1 59 25 502 1987-88 34/ 13 55/ 126 .437 01 0 .000 36/ 50 .720 146 4.3 85 2.5 61/ 0 62 75 3 30 6 13 Tota ls 64/ 22 104/ 229 .454 01 0 .000 65/ 96 .677 273 4.3 140 2.2 11 3 103 134 55 IllS

24 25 6-0 Freshman Forward 6-0 Sophomore Guard/Forward 14 Lori Brotherson Bunkerville, NV 10 Mandy Hannah Compton, CA

Coming to UNLV as a walk­ AT UNLV: In her second year on this season, Lori Brotherson with the program, Mandy Han­ carries impressive credentials nah makes her court debut with from a four-year career at the Lady Rebels after mission a Virgin Valley High School in year in I 987-8 8... She is ex­ Nevada ... She is the recipient of pected to contribute im­ a UNLV Elardi Scholarship mediately, playing as many as Date: 1988-89 No 14 awarded to all high school four different positions if need­ valedictorians from Nevada ed .. .An extremely talented Date: 1988-89 No 10 High Schools ... ELARDISCHOLAR athlete, she brings to UNLV a JOINS LADY REBELS fierce, competitive drive that VERSATILE HANNAH BOLLA ON BROTHERSON: made her quite possibly the JOINS LADY REBS "Lori Brotherson will play a for­ Las Vegas, NV (SID) - Selected by the Las finest player in Los Angeles out ward position for us. She was a big scorer in high school and Vegas Review-journal as the Nevada High of high school... was one of the top players in Nevada. She was very impressive Las Vegas, NV (SID) - A very highly touted the times that I saw her:· School Female Athlete of the Year, and a high BOLLA ON HANNAH: "We are very excited about having prospect two years ago out of Los Angeles, school valedictorian attending UNLV on the Mandy with us this year, and we are eagerly awaiting her par­ Mandy Hannah joins the Lady Rebels this HIGH SCHOOL: Brotherson averaged 22 points and 13 re ­ prestigious Elardi Scholarship, Lori Brotherson ticipation in a Lady Rebel uniform. Mandy gives us a lot more season with high expectations. For more on the bounds as a senior, earning her distinction as the Las Vegas begins her first season with the Lady Rebels. For flexibility in terms of moving the ball around. She can handle UNLV freshman, here are excerpts from a pre­ Review journal's Female Athlete of the Year in 1987-88, en­ more on the UNLV freshman, here are excerpts the ball and also will be counted on for her scoring ability:· season interview: compassing all high school classifications ... Lori's statistics at from a pre-season interview: Virgin Valley (coach Elwin]. Whipple) generally were amassed HIGH SCHOOL: Hannah attended Compton High School in little more than just one half of play due to several (coach Carolyn Montgomery) where she received honorable WHY SHE CAME TO UNLV: "I wanted to go blowouts .. .She finished her high school career as the all-time WHY SHE ATTENDED UNLV: "I decided to mention All-America recognition by Street & Smith Magazine. to school somewhere that wasn't too far from leading scorer and rebounder in Virgin Valley history.. .She was come to school here because of the Elardi USA Today, and Converse ... She averaged 20 points, eight re­ home but also a spot not too close:' a three-time Class A Southern Division Most Valuable Player scholarship program for high school valedic­ bounds, and five assists per game en route to her two-time in basketball, and twice in volleyball...She also lettered three selection as Moore League Most Valuable Player and AII-CIF torians:· HER ROLE AFTER WATCHING THE TEAM years in softball and was her school's valedictorian ... first team ... Hannah was a Los Angeles Times first team all­ star as a senior... LAST YEAR: "I see myself fitting in either in ACADEMICS VS. ATHLETICS: "I think the the two-guard or wing position. I'm a versatile two are similar in that you have to set goals for player so I hope I can add a little bit in a lot of Up Close and Personal yourself. I guess I approach them in the same Up Close and Personal different areas. I think the three position (small way as far as that goes. You have to budget your forward) is my best spot. I can shoot the 3-point Lori Ann Brotherson was born time if you want to succeed at both:' Mandoline Hannah was born shot or drive to the basket from that position:· November 8, 1969. March 15, 1969 A CAREER AS A C.P.A.: "I think it would be HER GOALS FOR THE YEAR: "It's our goal Brotherson's academic major at UNLV fun to work with lots of different people and help Hannah's major is undecided, however she as a team to win the conference. For me as a is business (accounting) and her future them with their finances. Plus I think I'd like the hopes for a career in physical therapy. player, I just want to play up to my potential and intentions call for a career as a CPA. moneyr" execute the things I do well. It will be tough after Her nickname is "Ice:' sitting out a year:' She says she likes to relax in her HER GOALS THIS SEASON: "Well, I hope spare time, read a book, and escape to that we can go all the way. Personally I just hope She loves to dance and have fun. HER HIGH SCHOOL COACH CAROLYN another world. to get an opportunity for some playing time:· MONTGOMERY: "Carolyn and I get along real­ She credits her high school coach, ly well. We have more than just an average She credits her father for influencing her Carolyn Montgomery, with influencing coach/player relationship and she's helped me most in her athletic career. her athletic career the most. a great deal with my game and just becoming a better person " She has five brothers and two sisters, and She has one brother and one sister, and is the daughter of Kirk and Linda Brotherson. is the daughter of Tony Hannah and Abbie Taylor.

26 27 6-6 Fres~an Center 5-8 Freshman Guard 15 Merelynn Lange North York, Ontario 31 lammy M oore Detroit, MI

Hailed as the tallest Lady Rebel A Kodak and NJCAA All-America last basketball player in school history, season out of Kaskaskia JC in Cen ­ Merlelynn Lange continues in the tradi­ tralia, Illinois, Tammy Moore comes tion of the "Canadian Connection·: .. to the Rebels highly touted at the Lange is the fourth native of Canada to point guard position .. .She is con­ grace the Lady Rebel hardwood, follow­ sidered a pure point guard and also ing the footsteps of Misty Thomas, Shawna Crawley, and Rene Czerwinski ... a scoring threat...

BOLLA ON LANGE: Were real excited Date: 1988-89 No. 15 BOLLA ON MOORE: "Tammy Date: 1988-89 No. 31 about her, and I think one of the nice Moore is a legitimate big-time player. things about Merlelynn is shes a very She was the nation's third leading intelligent young lady. She has a hard CANADIAN BECOMES junior college player as a freshman, KODAK AND NJCAA ALL-AMERICA work ethic, and wants to be a great TALLEST LADY REBEL IN HISTORY and came back her second year and player. She wants to be the center on decided she needed to become a true ARRIVES IN LAS VEGAS the '92 canadian Olympic Team. She's point guard for her team to be more a legitimate 6-6, she moves very well, Las Vegas, NV (SID) - Six -foot -six Merlelynn successful. She handles the ball very she has good touch around the basket, and we think that with some individual well and she's very athletic. She's got good speed and really believes in Las Vegas, NV (SID) - Kodak and NCJAA All­ work she'll just get better and better, and improve tremendously. We're expect­ Lange becomes the tallest Lady Rebel in history herself which is important for anybody in that position. A good point guard American point guard Tammy Moore opens her ing a lot of things from her down the line, and we're going to give her the this year, and brings to UNLV a wealth of inter­ needs to have confidence in herself and confidence in her ability, and chance to be successful right away. I think that becomes contagious with the rest of the team. Her job will first campaign as a Lady Rebel this year after national playing experience as the center on the be to run the show and get the ball to people. We're also going to ask leading Kaskaskia Junior College to a 24-6 CANADIAN NATIONAL TEAM: Misty Thomas and Lange each are current her to score, and we think she's a great addition to our program. She gives members of the Canadian National Team (coach Wayne Hussey) ... Former Lady Canadian National Team. For more on UNLV's record and sectional championship. For more us that pure point guard that we were missing at the end of last year. Rebel Head Coach Sheila Strike was also a Canadian National Team tallest member, here are excerpts from a pre­ Tammy's position certainly is not locked up, but she is capable of earning on UNLV's new junior guard, here are excerpts member... Merlelynn was a member of the Canadian Team that won a bronze the role and keeping it all season. medal at the 'M:>rld Championships in Moscow in I985... At 16-years-old, Lange season interview. from a pre-season interview. was the youngest member ever to play on the Canadian National Team .. .She won first place honors in the Junior World Championships at Colorado Springs JUNIOR CO LLEGE: Moore led her Kaskaskia team to a 24-6 finish last in I984 ... She toured Brazil, China, Cuba, Korea, Malaysia, the Soviet Union, ON PLAYING IN THE UNITED STATES AND season and a sectional championship... She was her team captain and MVP WHY SHE CHOSE UNLV OVER USC: "I the northeastern United States, and Yugoslavia during the past year. ..Despite AT UNLV: "I came here because in American for two seasons, and was named All-Great Rivers Conference and first ranked as high as third in the world however, the Canadian team failed in their team all-region each of her two years .. .She averaged 24 points, 8.6 re­ almost went to USC but when I heard UNLV bid to quaiity for the '88 Olympics ... schools there is more competition in my posi­ bounds, and 5.3 assists per game last year...She also received her team's needed a point guard, I changed my mind tion. In Canada right now, I'm the tallest and the Outstanding Student Award ...As a freshman, she was the third leading HIGH SCHOOL: Lange has been a member of the Metro junior Raiders Club scorer among national junior college players, averaging 26 points per because I knew I could fill that role. I visited the Team since 1985, averaging 28 points and 16 rebounds per game ... She was biggest center, and in order to get better in my game. .. school and saw the team on tape, and I knew the Raiders, MVP in I987. .. She graduated with honors from Emery Collegiate international career I have to play against Institute in 1987, and was voted Emery's Athlete of the Year ... She was the MVP HIGH SCHOO L: Moore prepped at Highland Park High School (coach I could play the point here:' of the Emery basketball team as a junior and senior, and chosen her league's people that are my size. And this is the only Cynthia Perry) in Detroit where she was an all-city selection while averag­ Most Sportsmanlike Player as a sophomore and junior. .. Her team at Emery place I could get that competition. UNLV just ap­ ing 25 points, seven rebounds, and nine assists ... She lettered three years toured a collection of Division I universities in the western United States in in basketball at Highland Park ... HER STYLE OF PLAY AND ROLE AT UNLV: I987 ...She also participated in swimming and volleyball in high school...Lange pealed to me the most out of all the other won numerous academic awards including honors at graduation, and academic "I think I'm a good all-around player. Right now merit awards through each year of school... schools:· I'm just trying to pick up the new system and Up Close and Personal learn the new style of play with my new team. ON GOALS AND ASPIRATIONS WITH THE The off-guard at UNLV penetrates a lot so the CANADIAN NATIO NAL TEAM: "I would like Thmmy Renee Moore was born point has to follow to the basket. The main thing Up Close and Personal to improve as much as I can throughout the year February 20, 1968. is that I think I can come in and be a leader for so I can go back in the summertime and show this team:' Merlelynn Sabine Lange was born April 28, 1969. improvement every year. I want to get better and Moore is a criminal justice major with stronger each summer in order to compete intentions of playing basketball overseas GOALS FOR THE SEASON: "We're all think­ Her intended academic major at UNLV is psychology. against all the best centers in the world:' upon graduation. She intends to continue playing with the Canadian ing about going after the Big West title, but it's National Team, and pursue a career in medicine important for us to take it game by game. We or psychiatry upon graduation. ON GOALS WITH THE LADY REBELS: We Her nickname is "World" or "Kodak:' need to set our minds to it and then take it a want to take it all the way to the Final Fourr" step at a time. For me, personally, I just want She enjoys spending time with her family She enjoys listening to music to be the best I can be:' whenever she gets the chance, and reading. in her spare time.

She has no brothers or sisters, and is the daughter of Walter and Anja Lange. She has one brother and is the daughter of Gloria ]. Moore-Ousley.

28 29 198 7-88 LADY REBELS (25-9 overall/14-4 Big West)

1987-88 UNLV LADY REBELS (back row, l ro r): Shelly Ray, Kim Crawford, Geannine Jordan, 1987-88 UNLV Co-Head Coaches Jim and Cyndie Thomas, cathy Watlet, Pauline Jordan, Shari Netzel. (front row, I tor): DeNise Ballenger, Sheila Bolla, Assistant Coach Rick Glenn, and Re ne Czerwinski, Linda Staley, Vicki Lander,- Karen Hall. senior Karen Hall. UNLV BASKETBALL UNLV MEDICAL STAFF

Dr. Fred Boulware Dr. jerold Boyers Dr. james Callaway Dr. Kenneth Fox Neurology Ear / Nose/ Throat Dentist General Practice Dr. Craig Hamilton Dr. Gerald Higgins Dr. Richard Lewin Dr. Gary Marrone Optometry Orthopedics Neurosurgery Orthopedics Dr. Daniel Orr Dr. Hugo Paulson Dr. Sam Russo Maxillofacial Dermatology General Practice

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL MEDICAL CONSULTANTS

1988-89 OPPONENTS Dr James Ca llaway Dr. Eugene Eisenman Dr Don Havins Dr. Gerald Higgins Dentist Ob/Gyn Opthalmology Orthopedics

Dr Leslie Caryl jacobs Dr Keith Kleven Dr Bob Nelson Dr Sam Russo Internal Medicine Physical Therapy Ear / Nose/ Throat General Practice

30 3 1 1988 ~~------iZ__J._ a_h__ o ______~------a-t_M__ o-sc_o_w __ , -ID ______7 -Up Desert Classic November 26, 1988 Location: Moscow, ID 83843 Head Coach: Laurie Turner (Washington State '79) Women's Basketball Tournament Enrollment: 11 ,826 Record at School: 15-39 (2 years) Date Founded: 1889 Caree r Record : 92-72 (6 years) December 9-10 Nickname: Lady Vandals Assistant Coach: judy Spoelstra Co lors: Si lver and Gold Women's Basketball Phone: 208-885-0227 UNLV South Gym Affiliation: NCAA Division I President: Dr. Richard Gibb Series History: U LV leads 2-0 Athletic Direc tor: Dr. Gary Hunter Last Meeting: UNLV, 79-54 (12-1 2-87) 1988 FIELD PAST CHAMPIONS PAST PARTICIPANTS Letterwinners Returning/ Lost: 9/2 The UNLV women's basketball Women's Basketball SID: Mike Lewis Laurie Turner Christy Van Pelt Alabama Kent State program kicks off the I Oth Annual SID Phone: 208-885-021 I Arizona State Top Returning Players: UNLV 7-Up Desert Classic this season w ith I 979-80-Te nnessee Arena: Kibbie-ASU I Dome (I 0,000) three new tea ms added to the tour­ California Lori Elkins r F lO.Oppg/6 I rpg Top Newcomers: Northern Illinois nament fi eld. Four-Lim e champion Tech Cal State Fullerton Sherry Peterson so. G 5.5ppg/3.6rpg Kelly Moeller Fr. C Sam Houston State and tournament host UNLV shoots George Washington 1987-88 Overall Record: 7-20 Christy Va n Pelt Sr. F l2.7ppg/44rpg Shaley Howard Jr. F for a fifth Iitle in 1988. I 980-8 I - California U. of Mexico 1987-88 Conference Record / Finish: 4- 12/6th Mississippi I 988 SCHEDULE Excitement and a fresh cast should I 98 I -82-Washington Missouri-Kansas City highlight the I Ot h annual event as all Montana State VANDALS Friday three visiting opponents are new to I 982-83-UNLV the UNLV schedule, each coming to UNLV December 9 Las Vegas for the first time ever. Nevada-Reno 5:30 & 7:30 p.m. I 983-84-UNLV New Mexico State Saturday Dating back to the school's infant Pittsburgh stages in women's basketball in I 984-85-Texas San Diego December 10 1979-80, the Desert Classic has San Francisco & crowned six different champions in I 985-86-UNL V Southern Methodist I :30 3:00 p.m. its nine yea rs including the eventual __j ~ugon eStatE ~------Stephen F. Austin at UNLV South Gym NCAA champion in 1985, the Univer­ 1.______. I 986-87-Stanford Tennessee Tech sity of Texas. A total of 23 teams November 28, 1988 have graced the Ooor during the Texas Desert Classic with representati ves I 987-88-UNLV UC Irvine Location: Corvallis, OR Head Coach: Aki Hill ranging from all regions of the Washington Enrollment: 16,000 Record at School: I 78-1 03 (I I years) United Slates. Youngstown State Date Founded: I 868 Career Record: 178- 103 ( 1 1 yea rs) Nickname: Beavers Assistant Coaches: Alan .Lambert, Robyn Clark Colors: Orange and Black Women's Basketball hone: 503-754-3720 Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference: Pacific I 0 Series Record: OSU leads l -0 President: Dr. john Byrne Last Meeting: OSU, 95-57 (..J -23-82) r Athletic Director: Dr. Lynn Snyder Letterwinn~;rs Returmng/ Los.t: 1372 Aki Hill Chelle Flamoe 1988 Women's Basketball SID: Hal Cowan SID Phone: 503-754-3720 Top Retuming Players: BUD Spuds MacKenzie Bud Light Arena: Gill Coliseum (I 0,400) Chelle Flamoe Sr. G 20.0ppg/3.6rpg Top Newcomers: Cynthia jackson Sr. G 7.6ppg/3.8apg jennifer Sharp Fr. F Women's Basketball Tournament 1987-88 Overall Record: I 0- 18 Monica RaspbetTY Sr. G 16.9ppg/5.0rpg Barbara Tannes Fr. F 1987-88 Conference Record / Finish: 5- 13/9th LIGHT December 28-29 ..J Thomas & Mack Center

1988 FIELD The Spuds MacKenzie Bud Li ght PAST CHAMPIONS PAST PARTICIPANTS Georgia Women's Basketball Tournament Adams Stale College re turns to UNLV in 1988 with a history 1978-79- UNLV Arizona State UNLV characterized by a smorgasbord of Arkansas ta lent and a national powerhouse field. Baylor Oklahoma State UNLV has won the prestigious title six 1979-80- UNL V California South Alabama years since its inception in 1978-79. Cal Poly Pomona 1980-8 1- UNL V Cal State Northridge __j ~Euada-cf?Eno r------The tournament originated as the Las Cameron 1.. ______. at Reno, NV Vegas Rou nd Rob in Tournament and 1981-82-California Creighton 1988 SCHEDULE has evolved during its ten -year history Dixie JC December 3, 1988 Friday in to the Las Vegas Budweiser Tourna­ Idaho ment, and now more specifica lly, th e 1982-83-UNLV u. o f Mexico Loca tion: Reno, NV 89557 Head Coach: Charlette "Chickie" Mason Spuds MacKenzie Bud Light Tourna­ December 28 UNLV (Waylon Baptist '68) ment. After a six-team format for its Enrollment: 10,2 00 New Mexico 2: I 5 & 4:00 p.m. first six seasons, the "rou nd -robin" I 983-84- Arizona State Date Founded: 1874 Record at School: I st year New Mexico Slate Career Record: I 74- I 06 (9 yea rs) schedule was dropped in favor of a Nickname: Wolfpack Saturday four- team, two-day championshi p tour­ Assistant Coach: Luvina eckley 1984-85- Penn State Northern Oklahoma December 29 nament in 1984 -85. Six different cham­ Colors: Blue and Si lver Women's Basketball Phone: 702-784-6 166 pions have been named in six of the last Northerwesl Missouri Affiliation: NCAA Division 1 6:30 & 8:30 p.m. seven years after three consecuti ve 1985-86-Western Oakland (MI) UNLV titles from 1979-81. Oral Roberts Conference: Big Sky Series Record: UNLV leads 6-0 Kentucky Oregon President: Dr. joseph Crowley Last Meeting: UNLV, 80-65 ( 12- 1-87) Much like the Lady Rebels' sister tour­ Chickie Mason Dawn Pitman San Francisco State Athletic Director: Anne Hope Letterwinners Returning/ Lost: 3/4 nament. The Desert Classic, the Spuds 1986-87-Stephen F. Seattle MacKenzie Bud Light Tournament has Women's Basketball SID: Angie Taylor Austin Simon Fraser attracted some of the finest talent in the Temple JC Top Returnmg Players: nation to compete Participants over the SID Phone: 702-784-4567 1987-88-UNLV Texas A&M Dawn Pitman Jr. C I ?.8ppg/8.9rpg Top Newcomers: past fe\·V years alone include Ari zona Arena: Old Gy m (2,700) Texas-EI Paso Marnie Y'Oder jr F 3 Oppg/22rpg Darlene Kelley Jr. G State, Arkansas, Texas A&M. Penn State, Pittsburgh, Oregon , Stephen F. Utah Stale julie Hagen Sr. G 3.4ppg/ 1.4 rpg jennifer Ensley Fr. c Austin, UTEP, and Western Kentucky. Washington Stale 1987-88 Overall Record: 9- 18 West Texas State 1987-88 Conference Record / Finish: 2-14/9th

32 33 __j !J(Ent eStatE t------1..______....,. at UNLV/7-Up Desert Classic at Thomas & Mack Center at Irvine, CA December 9-10, 1988 December 15, 1988 March 4, I 989 Location: Kent, OH 44242 Head Coach: Richard Keast (Charleston '68) Location: Irvine, CA 92717 Head Coach: Dean Andrea (Dayton '68) Enrollment: 20,500 Record at School: 24 -32 (2 years) Enrollment: 15,500 Record at School: 143- 135 (I 0 years) Date Founded: 1910 Career Record: 6'7-63 (5 years) Date Founded: 1962 Career Record: 143- 135 Nickname: Lady Flashes Assistant Coac:hes: Lori Ann Boi:lnar, Nickname: Anteaters Assistant Coach: Jean Kinn Colors: Navy, Blue, and Gold Yvette MCDaniel 1 Co lors: Blue and Gold Women's Basketball Phone: 7 14-856-5895 Affiliation: NCAA Division I Women's Basketba)l P ho)le: 216-672- 2 1 I 0 Affiliation: NCAA Division 1 Conference: Mid-American Conference: Big West Series ecord: UNLV leads 12-J President: Dr. Michael Schwartz Series Record: Firs Meeting President: Dr. jack w. Peltason Lasr Meeting: UCI, 68-64 ( 1-4-88 Athletic Director: Paul Amodio Letterwinners Returning/ Lost: 713 Richard Keast Mary Bukovac Athletic Director: Dr. John E. Caine UNLV, 62 -54 (3-3-88) Dean Andrea Natasha Parks Women's Basketball SID: Dale Ga llagher Women's Basketball SID: Stacey King Letterwinners Retu(ning/ Lost: 5/4 SID Phone: 2 16-672-3 717 SID Phone: 714 -856-5814 Arena: Memorial Gymnasium Top Returning Players: Top Newcomers: Arena: Bren Events Center (5,000) Top Returning Players: Mary Bukovac Sr C 18.9ppg/ I 0.1rpg Judy Santaigo So. C Natasha Parks Sr. F 6.9ppg/ 4.4rpg Top Newcomer: I 98 7-88 Overall Record: 9- 19 Linda Banks Sr. F 13.2_pJlg/7.0rpg Stacy Hairston So. G 1987- 88 Overall Record: I 1- 16 jenny Lee So. G 4.9ppg/ 1.5rpg Kathy Lizarraga Fr. G 198 7-88 Conference Record/ Finish: 5- I I / t6th Amy Slowikowski Jr. G II.Oppg/ 4.2apg Heidi Copsey Fr. G 198 7-88 Conference Record / Finish: 9-9/ 6th

- - at UNLV /7-UP Desert Classic at UNLV South Gym at Santa Barbara, CA December 9-1 0, I 988 December 17, I 988 March 2, 1989 Location: Santa Barbara, CA 931 06 Head Coach: Mark French Location: DeKalb, IL 60 I 15 Head Coach: (Appalachian Enrollment: 18,000 Record at School: I 0-16 (1 yea r) Enrollment: 25,455 State '77) Date Founded: 1944 Career Record: 1 18~ 1 17 ( 14 years) Date Founded: 1895 Record at School: 18- 2 (4 years) Nickname: Gauchos Assistant Coach. Barbar-a Ehard Nickname: Huskies Career Record: 48-62 (4 years) Co lors: Blue and Gold Women's Basketball Phone: 805-961 -3370 Colors: Cardinal and Black Assistant Coache hn Duppihs, Affiliation: NCAA Division 1 Affiliation: NCAA Division I Debbie Patterson Conference: Big West Series Record: UNL V leads 13=0 Conference: North Star Women's Baske tbal 'hone: Chancellor: Barbara Uehling Last Meeting: UNL V, 73-58 ( l-2-88) President: John E. LaTourette Athletic Director: UNL\7, 71-47 (3-5-88) Athletic Director: Gerald K. O'Dell Mark French Kira Anthofer jane Albright Carol Owens Women's Basketball SID: Diane Riedeman Women's Basketball SID: Janelle Martin SID Phone: 805 -961 -453 7 Letterwinners Retuming/ Lost: 8/5 SID Phone: 815-753 -9539 Arena: Campus Events Center (6,000) Arena: Evans Field House (6,076) Top Returning Pia ers. Top Returning Players: Lisa Foss G 19.6ppg/ 2.5rpg Top Newcomers: Top Newcomers: I 98 7-88 Overall Record: I 0- 16 Kira Anthofer Sr. 1987-88 Overall Record: 14-14 Carol Owens C 15.6ppg/ 8.2rpg Tracy Modek Fr. F C 13.0ppg/ I 1.9rpg Barbara Beainy Fr. G 1987-88 Conference Record / Finish: 3- 15/ 9th Rebbecca Rehder S . 1987-88 Conference Record / Finish: 6-4 / 4th Geba Stubbs G 14 3ppg/ 5.0rpg Dee Dee Jeske Fr. G F 6.1 ppg/ 4.2rpg Erika Kienast Fr. F Mia Thompson Jr. F I 0.9ppg/ 6.9rpg Laurie Bjornson Fr. G

- __A_n_g-el_e_s_,C_A_ at UNLV /7-Up Desert Classic ---1~ ______fll __ ~ ___L? ______~~------at--Lo_s December 9-10, 1988 December 23, 1988

Location: Huntsville, TX 77341 Head Coach: Royce Chadwick Location: Los Angeles, CA 90089 Head Coach: Linda ShaiJl (CS~ IIerton '73) Enrollment: I I ,550 (SW Oklahoma Stat '80) Enrollment: 30,135 Record at School: 259-83 (1 1 years) Date Founded: 1874 Record at School: 27-2 (2 years) Date Founded: 1880 Career Record: 259-83 (I I years} Nickname: LadyKats Career Record: 67-53 (4 ears) Nickname: Trojans Assistant Coachsc Fred Williams, Melanie Horn Colors: Orange and White Assistant Coaahes: 5andr . Boy Eamesta Grace, Colors: Cardinal and Gold Women's Basketball Phon e: 213-743-2142 Affiliation: NCAA Division 1 Carl Matejka Affiliation: NCAA Division 1 President: Dr. Elliott T. Bowers Women's-Bas etball ~hone · Conference: Pacific 10 Series Record: OSC leads 3-2 Athletic Director: Ron Randleman President: Dr. James Zumberge Last Meeting: USC, 78-77 (3-6-80) Athletic Director: Dr. Michael McGee Women's Basketball SID: Mike Armstrong Royce Chadwick Brenda Welch Cherie Nelson SID Phone: 409-294-3538 Women's Basketball SID: Nancy Ferber Letterwinners Returning/ Lost: 7I 4 Arena: Bernard G. Johnson Coliseum (6, I I 0) SID Phone: 213-743 -2224 Top Returning Players· Arena: Los Angeles Sports Arena ( 15,509) Top Returning Players: Top Newcomers: 1987-88 Overall Record: 18-9 Brenda Welch S.r:, C I 7.1 ppg/ 6.3rpg Top Newcomers: Cherie Nelson Sr. LL3.8ppg/ 10 .8rpg Rosalind Hodge Jr. F 1987-88 Conference Record / Finish: 7-7/ 4th Katrina Hodge Sr. G 4.0ppg/ 4.2apg Margaret Jackson Jr. G 1987-88 Overall Record: 22-8 Karon Howell Sr. G 13.ppg/ 5.3rpg Tammy Story Fr. G Paige Clawson Fr. G 1987-88 Conference Record/ Finish: !5-3/ 2nd Tammy Hammond Jr. F 9.9ppg/ 6.1rpg Linda Kennedy Fr. F 34 35 - __j

Location: Athens, Georgia 30613 Location: Bowling Green, KY 421 0 I Head Coach: Paul Sanderford Enroll ment: 26,000 Head Coach: (Tennessee Tech '74) Enrollment: 13,520 Record at School: 153-45 (6 years) Date Founded: 1906 Career Record: 153-45 (6 years) Date Founded: I 785 Record at School 228-63 (9 years) Nickname: Lady Toppers Assistant Coaches: Steve Small, Nickname: Lady Bulldogs Career Record: 3 I 0-84 ( 13 years) Colors: Red and White Christy McKinne Colors: Red and Black Assistant Coach: Bernadette L.ocke, Affiliation: NCAA Division I Women's Ba5ketball J>hone: 502- 45-2 133 Affiliation: NCAA Division I Eileen Canty Women's Basketball Phone: 404-542-1621 Conference: Sun Be lt Conference: Southeastern President: Dr. Thomas C. Meredith Series Record: First Ml:\eting President: Dr. Charles B. Knapp Series History: First Meeting Andy Landers Tammye jenkins Athletic Director: Jimmy Felix Letterwinners Returning/ Lost: I 0/ I Paul Sanderford Tandreia Green Athletic Director: Vince Dooley Letterwinners Returning/ Lost: 9/2 Women's Basketball SID: Paul just Women's Basketball SID: Tim Hix SID Phone: 502-745-4295 SID Phone: 404-542- 1621 Top Returning Players: Top Newcomers: Arena: E.A. Diddle Arena (I 2,3 70) Top Returning Players: Top Newcomers: Arena: Georgia Coliseum (I I ,200) Tammye Jenkins Sr. F 16.0ppg/ 8.6rpg Lejuana Hardman Fr. G Tandreia Green Jr. F 14 .0ppg/ 6.9rpg jennifer Berryman Fr. F Sherelle warren Jr. C 14.3ppg/ 6.4rpg Sharon Baldwin Jr. G 1987-88 Overall Record 26-8 Brigette Combs Sr. F I 0.4ppg/ 6.6rpg Kim Pehlke Fr. G 1987-88 Overall Record: 21-10 Carla Green Sr. G 11 .2ppg/ 4.5apg 1987-88 Conference Record/ Finish: 4-2/ 1st Susie Starks Sr. G 12.2ppg/ 2.6rpg Trina Wilson Fr. C 1987-88 Conference Record/ Finish: 5-4 / t4th

- at San Jose, Ca at UNLV South Gym - January 5, 1989 Februray 4, 19 89 {){;lahoma ~tatE at UNLv /Spuds MacKenzie Bud Light Tournament December 28-29, 1988 Location: San Jose, CA 95192 Head Coach: Tina Krah (Edinboro State '77) Enrollment: 26,000 Record at School: 4-49 (2 years) Location: Stillwater, OK 74078 Head Coach: Dick Halterman (NE Missouri State, '74) Date Founded: 1857 Career Record: 4-49 (2 years) Enrollment: 20,000 Record at School: 81 -63 (5 years) Nickname: Spartans Assistant Coaches: Gale Valley, Date Founded: 1890 Career Record: 225-84 (I 0 years) Colors: Gold, Blue and White Renee Brown, Chris Hester Nickname: Cowgirls Assistant Coaches: jack Easley Affiliation: NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Phone: 408-924- 1226 Colors: Orange and Black Women 's Basketball Phone: 405-Z -7500 Conference: Big West Affiliation: NCAA Division I President: Dr. Gail Fullerton Series Record: UNLV leads 8-0 Conference: Big Eight Series Record: UNLV leads, 1-0 Athletic Director: Randy Hoffman Last Meeting: UNLV, 87 -40 (1-9-88) Teddi johnson President: Dr. john R. Campbell Last Meeting: UN LV, 74-58 (1- 11 -85) Women's Basketball SID: Karen Rosenzweig UNLV, l 13-42 (2-4-88) Athletic Director: Myron Roderick Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/ 6 Dick Halterman C/inette jordan SID Phone: 408-924- 1216 Letterwinners Returning/ Lost: 615 Women's Basketball SID: Chris Theisen Arena: Spartan Gym (I ,800) SID Phone: 405-744 -5749 Top Returning Players: Top Newcomers: Top Returning Players: Top Newcomers: Arena: Gallagher-lba Arena (6,700) Clinette Jordan Sr. F I 7.5ppg/8.9rpg Shelly Blessing So. G 1987-88 Overall Record: 1-26 LaTasha Causey So. G I 0.7pQg/ 4.9rpg Lora Alexander Jr. F Uz Brown So. G 8.3ppg/ 3.l rpg Alicia Burke Sr. G 1987-88 Conference Record/ Finish: 0- 18/ 1Oth Dana Jones So. 6 6.9ppg/ 3.6rpg Fr. c 1987-88 Overall Record: 17- 11 Alisa Duncan Sr. G 7.0ppg/2.0rpg Lou Anne Cole Fr. C Teddi Johnson Sr. C 5.4ppg/ 3Srpg 1987-88 Conference Record/ Finish: 7-7 / t5th Paula Breeden Fr. G

- - at Fresno, CA at UNLV South Gym at UNLv /Spuds MacKenzie Bud Light Tournament January 7, 1989 February 4, 1989 December 28-29, 1988 Location: Fresno, CA 93740 Enrollment: 18,300 Head Coach: Bob Spencer (Parsons '57) Location: Mobile, AL 36688 Head Coach: Charles Branum (Livingston '64) Date Founded: I 91 I Record at School: 120-78 (7 years) Enrollment: 10,200 Record at School: 132-72 (7 years) Career Record: 132-72 (7 years) Nickname: Bu lldogs Career Record: 500-202 (22 years) Date Founded: 1963 Assistant Coach: David Hobbs Colors: Cardinal and Blue Assistant Coaches: Kim Belliveau, Nickname: Lady Jaguars Women's Basketball Phone: 205-460-712 I Affiliation: NCAA Division 1 Chuck Bandelian Colors: Red , White, and Blue Conference: Big West Women's Basketball Phone: 209-294-2236 Affiliation: NCAA Division I Series Record: US leads 1- 0 President: Dr. Harold Haak Conference: Sun Belt Last Meeting: USA, 88-85 (3-25-88) Athletic Director: Gary Cunningham Series Record: UNL \1 leads 6-L Bob Spencer Yvette Roberts President: Dr. Frederick P. Whiddon Letterwinners Returning/ Lost: 6/6 Charles Branum Holly O'Shea Women's Basketball SID: Barry Smith Last Meeting: UNL.V, 93-66 (1 -7"88) Athletic Director: joe Gottfried SID Phone: 209-294-2590 UNLV, 69-6! (2-6-88) Top Newcomers: Women's Basketball SID: Alan Schultz Top Returning Players: Arena: North Gym (2,024) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/ 4 Ella Williams Sr. F 19.2ppg/ 8.0rpg Michelle Beattie Fr. C SID Phone: 205-460-7035 Adrian Vickers Jr. F 18.5ppg/ 12.2rpg Aretha Herron Jr. F I 98 7-88 Overall Record: I 6- 12 Top Returning Players: Top Newcomers: Stephanie Richardson So. G 10.4ppg/ 3.9apg Chanta Powell Fr. F 1987-88 Conference Record/ Finish: 11 -7/ t4th Yvette Roberts Sr. F 15.5ppg/7.7 rpg Deb Lorenzen Jr. C 1987-88 Overall Record: 22-9 Simone Srubek ]f. C 7.9ppg/ 6.1 rpg Melissa King Fr. G 198 7-88 Conference Record/ Finish: 5-1 / 2nd Mary Gainey Jr. G 7.1ppg / 2.5apg Stacey Cornaggia Fr. F 36 37 __j dfawaii - IL....-______. at Honolulu, HI at Honolulu, HI at Stockton, CA at UNLV South Gym January 12, 1989 January 14, 1989 January 28, 1989 February 25, 1989

Location: Honolulu, HI 96822 Head Coach Vince Goo Loca tion: Stockton, CA 952 1 I Enrollment: 3,800 Enrollment: 19,194 Record at School: 14- 14 (I year) Date Founded: 1851 Date Founded: 1907 Career~e cord : I 4-1 (l ear) Nickname: Tigers Nickname: Rainbow Wahines A,ssistant Coach:.J;[f Thompson Colors: Orange and Black Colors: Green and White Women's BasK:e tball .Fbone: 808-948-7523 Affiliation: NCAA Division I Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Big West President: Big West President: Dr. Bill Atchley Athletic Director: Stan Sheriff Vince Coo judy Mosely Athletic Director: Dr. Tom Stubbs (interim) Melissa DeMarchi julie Szukalsld Women's Basketball SID: Julie Bennett Women's Basketball SID: Mike Millerick SID Phone: 808-948-8 185 SID Phone: 209-946-2289 Arena: Klum Gym (I ,800) Arena: Tiger Den (I ,200) Tel? Returning Players: I 98 7-88 Overall Record 9- 19 I 98 7-88 Overall Record: 14- 14 Judy Mosely Jr. F 19.6ppg/ 1 1.6rpg Top Newcomers: 1987-88 Conference Record/ Finish: 4-14/ Bth Top Newcomers: 1987-88 Conference Record / Finish: 8- 10/?t h Ayesha Brooks Jr. G 8.7ppg/ 32rp>g Alicia Pontious Fr. C Natasha Norris Fr. G/ F Lisa Mann Sr. 'F 7.3ppg/ 3.0rpg Tricia Stringam Fr. G Cheri Elliot Fr. G Lena Petersson So. F/ C

- at Thomas & Mack Center at Fullerton, CA - January 19, I 989 February 18, 1989 at UNLV South Gym at Long Beach, CA Location: Fullerton, CA 92634 Head Coach;...Maryalyre..Jer:emiah (Cedarville January 30, I 989 February 20, 1989 Enrollment: 24,000 College '65) 1 Date Founded: 195 7 Record ar Scfiool: 4 I -45 (3 years) Location: Long Beach, CA 90840 Nickname: Titans Career l;{ecord: 309-18 ( 19 years) Enrollment: 34,000 Colors: Orange, Blue and White Alsistan.t Goache: Dr. June Kearney Date Founded: 1949 Affiliation: NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Phone: 714-773~ 3604 Nickname: 49ers Conference: Big West Colors: Brown and Gold President: Dr. jewel Plummber Cobb Series Rec0rd: UNLV leads 15-3 Affiliation: NCAA Division 1 Athletic Director: Ed Carroll Last.Jvleeting: UNLV, 67-60 ( 1-,23"88) Maryalyce jeremiah Felicia Benson Conference: Big West Women's Basketball SID: TBA UNLV, 90-48 (,2- 18-88) President: Dr. Curtis McCray uNLV, 61-55 (3- 11-88) Women's Basketball SID: Steve Janisch SID Phone: 714-773-398 1 1 j oan Bonvicini Arena: Titan Gym (4,000) Lett:'erwiJllners Returningf Lost: 6/5 SID Phone: 213-985-466 7 Arena: Universitya Gy m (2,200) 1987-88 Overall Record: 18- 11 Top Refurning Top Newcomers: 1987-88 Conference Record/ Finish: 12-6/ 3rd Felicia Benson F 7 .~ppg/3.8rpg Dawne Borum Fr. C-F 1987-88 Overall Record: 28-6 Stacy F!Unt G S.Sppg/2.2a pg joey Ray Fr. G 1987-88 Conference Record/ Finish: 18-0/ l st Top Returning Players: Top Newcomers: Sheryl Jones G 4.9ppg/ 2.2rpg Kathy Werth Jr. F Penny Toler Sr. G 22.5ppg/ 3.5rpg/ 5.3apg Janet Haneberg Fr. C Gena Miller C 7.1ppg/ 5.7 rpg Traci Waites Sr. G I0.9ppg/ 3.8rpg/ 4.5apg Penny Moore So. G/ F Shannon Smith Jr. F/ CI 0.8ppg/7.2rpg Shameil Coleman Sr. F/ GI0.3ppg/ 5.6rpg

- at UNLV South Gym at San Diego, CA January I 9, 1989 February 16, 1989 _j c::EouthE"Ln 'Utah c::EtatE t------Location: San Diego, CA 92 182 Head Coach: Ernest Riggins 1 .. ______... at Cedar City, UT (Mississippi Va lley State '58) Enrollment: 34,000 February II, 1989 Date Founded: 1897 Record at School: 93-58 (5 years) Career Record: 93-58 (5 years) Nickname: Aztecs Location: Cedar City, UT 84720 Head Coach: Clay Anderson (BYU, '84) Assistant Coach: Ken Weeks Enrollment: 3,000 Record at School: First season Colors: Scarlet and Gray Women's Basls:etbalL.Phon e: 619-594-4096 Affiliation: NCAA Division I Date Founded: 1897 Career Record: First season Nickname: Thunderbirds Women's Basketball Phone: 80 1-586-7820 Conference: Big West Series Record: Series tied 6-6 Colors: Scarlet, Royal, Blue, and White President: Dr. Thomas B. Day Last Meeting: SDSU, 69 -63 \1 - 21-88) Ernest Riggins Chana Perry Affiliation: NCAA Division 1 Athletic Director: Dr. Fred L. Miller UN V, 62 -67 (2"20-88) Letterwinners Returning/ Lost: 6/ 5 Conference: Independent Women's Basketball SID: Linda Keck President: Dr. Gerald Sherratt SID Phone: 619-594-554 7 Top Returning Players: Women's Basketball SID: Paul Ridings Clay Anderson Luann Weston Arena: Peterson Bym (3,600) Chana Perry Sr. F 23.2ppg/ l 2.6rpg Top Newcomers: Sl D Phone: 80 1-586- 1929 jessica Haynes Sr. G 18.2ppg/ l 2. I rpg Stacie Washington Jr. c Arena: Centrum Arena (5,300) Top Newcomers: 1987-88 Overall Record: 21 - 10 Dee Dee Davis So. G 5. 2ppg/ 2.5rpg/3.3apg Stefanie Massie Jr. F Stacey French Jr. F 1987-88 Co nference Record/ Finish: 12-8/ 4th I 98 7-88 Overall Record: 18-8 Sr. Kim Langsford Jr. c 38 39 MEET THE LADY REBELS

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MANDY HANNAH GEANNINE JORDAN PAULINE JORDAN JIM BOLLA RICK GLENN JULIE SULLIVAN 10 6-0/ Fr./Guard-Forward 42 6-2/ jr./Forward-Center 6-3/ Jr./Forward-Center 50 HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH Compton, CA Pasadena, CA Pasadena, CA 7th Season 3rd Season Ist Season

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BASKETBALL VICKI LANDER MERLELYNN LANGE TAMMY MOORE 23 5-8/ So./Guard 15 6-6/ Fr./Center 31 5-8/ Jr./Guard ROCHELLE OLIVER Evansville, IN North York, Ontario Detroit, MI GRADUATE ASSISTANT Ist Season 40 4I BERT LEAVITT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

A donation in the name of Bert Leavitt was made in the shall be used to purchase a large trophy, upon which names Spring of 1983 to an endowment fund for women's basketball of successive recipients shall be added, to be displayed in the at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. An annual scholarship, Thomas and Mack Center. the Bert Leavitt Memorial Scholarship, will be presented prior Lori Arent was the recipient of the Leavitt Scholarship in to the beginning of each season by Mrs. Joyce Leavitt to a 1983-84, and three-time CoSIDA Academic All-American Mis­ member of the women's basketball team who meets the follow­ ty Thomas earned the honored distinction in 84-85 and 85-86. ing criteria: I) The recipient must be in either her junior or Two-sport letterwinner (basketba Ll and volleyball) and former senior year of eligibility at the time of the scholarship; 2) The graduate assistant coach, Denise Brooks, won the award in recipient must have an overall GPA of 3.0 for her college career; 86-87. Last year's recipient was Kim Crawford. 3) The recipient will be chosen by the head coach (Mrs. Joyce Leavitt reserves the right to amend this item at her discretion); 4) In the event that no female basketball player meets all of the above-mentioned criteria in any given year, the award will be presented at the discretion of the head coach. PAST RECIPIENTS The recipient of the Bert Leavitt Memorial Scholarship shall 1983-84 Lori Arent receive monies from interest earned on the Bert Leavitt en­ dowment up to the amount specified by NCAA as allowable 1984-85 Misty Thomas over and above her basketball scholarship. Remaining monies that represent the balance of interest earned on the Bert Leavitt 1985-86 Misty Thomas endowment shall be transferred into the women's basketball 1986-87 Denise Brooks scholarship account. The Bert Leavitt Memorial Scholarship recipient shall receive, 1987-88 Kim Crawford in addition to scholarship monies, a small plaque to be pro­ vided through funds accrued from the endowment. The interest earned on the first quarter, ending june 30, 1983, UNLV BASKETBALL WELDON E. HAVINS, M.D., SCHOLASTIC ADVANCEMENT AND ATHLETIC RECOGNITION AWARD

The Weldon E. Havins, MD., Scholastic Advancement and The recipient will receive a commemorative plaque at the time Athletic Recognition Award will be presented each year to a of the award, and it is possible that a student-athlete may win UNLV women's basketball player who has demonstrated the award more than once. Names of the annual winners will academic accomplishment. Initiated in the spring of 1988 by be inscribed on a large trophy to be displayed prominently in a donation to an endowment fund for women's basketball, the the Thomas & Mack Center. first recipient will be named for the 1988-89 basketball season. Scholarship value will be in the amount equal to the interest A qualified student-athlete will be selected each fall to receive earned on the endowment for the previous twelve months. All the scholarship, by a committee comprised of UNLV's women's monies will be received upon completion of eligibility and/ or basketball coaching staff in consultation with Dr. Don Havins. graduation. A YEAR IN REVIEW

42 43 I I 98 7-88 UNLV LADY REBEL STATISTICS I

FINAL OVERALL STATISTICS Overall: 25-9 PCAA: 14-4 Home: 14-1 Road: 6-4 Neutral: 5-4 /- -T otal --/ 1--- 3PT ---/ OFF DEF TOT PLAYER G/ GS FG/ FGA FG% FG/ FGA FG% FT/ FTA FT% PTS AVG REB REB REB AVG PF/ D AST TO BLK STL MIN Pauline j ordan 34/ 32 216/ 440 .49 1 01 0 .000 125/ 185 .676 557 16.4 112 185 297 8.7 II 2/ 7 24 100 84 53 94 1 DeNise Ballenger 33/ 24 159/ 389 .409 55/ 145 .3 79 64/ 84 .762 437 13.2 3 1 56 87 2~ 3 1/ 0 7 1 83 3 52 9 19 Geannine j ordan 34/ 34 140/ 266 .526 01 0 .000 9 1/ 142 .64 1 37 1 10.9 100 138 238 7D II 6/ 7 28 73 II 48 871 Karen Hall 34/ 33 94/ 220 .427 3/ 7 .429 521 64 .8 13 243 7.2 5 1 100 l SI 4.4 102/ 3 143 133 7 II ? 1098 cyndie Thomas 32/ 9 89/ 189 .47 1 01 0 .000 34/ 50 .680 2 12 6.6 49 104 153 4.8 93/ 5 17 70 40 16 q49 Kim Craw fo rd 33/ 9 8 1/ 19 1 .424 17 I 32 .53 1 28/ 42 .667 207 6.3 43 76 II 9 ~6 691 38 66 14 20 643 Vicki Lander 30/ 13 621 154 .403 1/ 3 .333 37/ 54 .685 162 5.4 24 40 64 2 1 52/ I 45 6 1 6 28 490 Rene Czerwinski 26/ 2 47 I 80 .588 1/ I 1.000 33/ 48 .688 128 4.9 17 24 4 1 I~ 25/ 0 14 26 5 19 296 Linda Staley 34/ 13 55/ 126 .437 0/ 0 .000 36/ 50 .720 146 4.3 23 62 85 25 6 1/ 0 62 75 3 30 6 13 Shari Netzel 291 I 28/ 6 1 .459 0/ I .000 12/ 19 .632 68 2.4 16 29 45 1.6 25/ 0 14 36 6 8 250 Cathy Wallet II / 0 51 19 .263 0/ 0 .000 21 7 .286 12 1.1 4 10 14 13 91 0 0 7 I 2 65 Shelly Ray 21 0 I I 4 .250 01 0 .000 01 0 .000 2 1.0 I 2 1.0 4/ 0 0 I 0 2 IS Team Rebounds 120 UNLV 34/ 34 977/ 2 139 .457 77/ 189 .407 5 14/ 745 .690 2545 74 .9 47 1 825 14 16 41.7 699/ 24 456 731 180 395 Opponent Totals 34/ 34 8 14/ 2022 .403 48/ 139 345 522/ 779 .670 2 198 64.7 4 11 687 1263 37.2 640/ 17 457 735 9 1 336

L() <:- Score by Period I) 2 OT OT Total Cumulative Attendance 35,79 1 Total Average Attendance 1,053 UNLV 1173 1348 24 0 2545 HOME 7,012 Home Average 467 Opponent Totals 106 1 II 09 28 0 2 198 'AWAY 28,779 • Away Average 1,515 • Away attendance includes neutral site games.

FINAL PCAA STATISTICS PCAA: 14-4 Home: 9-1 Road: 5-3

1- - Total --/ /--­ 3PT ---/ OFF DEF TOT PLAYER G/ GS FG/ FGA FG% FG/ FGA FG% FT/ FTA FT% PTS AVG REB REB REB AVG PF/ D AST TO BLK STL MIN Pauline j ordan 18/ 18 I 12/ 224 .500 01 0 .000 73/ 101 723 297 16.5 65 82 147 8.2 53/ 4 18 53 47 28 502 DeN ise Ballenger 18/ I S 9 1/ 2 15 .423 291 75 .387 42/ 48 .875 253 14. 1 19 32 5 1 2B 16/ 0 39 43 I 26 503 Geannine jordan 18/ 18 74/ 147 .503 01 0 .000 54/ 9 1 .593 202 11.2 51 81 132 73 571 4 20 35 6 23 4 75 Karen Hall 18/ 18 551 120 .458 1/ 4 .250 22/ 30 .733 133 7.4 27 58 85 4.7 551 3 64 69 7 73 564 cyndie Thomas 16/ 3 47 I 88 .534 01 0 .000 21/ 27 .778 115 7.2 16 39 55 3.4 521 2 II 39 18 9 325 Rene Czerwi nski 14/ I 28/ 46 609 01 0 .000 261 34 .765 82 59 8 14 22 1.6 16/ 0 3 14 3 14 165 Vicki Lander 15/ 7 3 1/ 72 .431 01 I 000 19/ 23 .826 8 1 5.4 I S 2 1 36 2.4 32/ I 23 30 4 19 240 Linda Staley 18/ 4 3 1/ 67 .463 01 0 .000 26/ 38 .684 88 4.9 II 29 40 2.2 37/ 0 33 44 I 22 330 Kim Crawford 17/ 5 27 I 74 .365 3/ 6 500 71 12 .583 64 3.8 17 40 57 3.4 32/ 0 19 23 2 I 0 255 Shari Netzel 17/ I 24/ 47 .5 11 0/ 0 .000 10/ 17 .588 b8 3.4 12 19 3 1 1.8 14/ 0 6 21 3 6 175 Cathy Watlet 71 0 4/ I S .267 01 0 .000 21 4 .500 10 1.4 3 7 10 1.4 8/ 0 0 7 I 2 5 1 Shelly Ray 2/ 0 I I 4 .250 0/ 0 .000 01 0 .000 2 1.0 2 ID 4/ 0 0 I 0 2 I S Team Rebounds 64 UNLV 18/ 18 525/ I I I 9 .469 33/ 86 .384 302/ 425 .7 1 I 1385 76.9 245 423 732 40.7 3 76/ 14 236 379 93 234 Opponent Totals 18/ I 8 4 I 5/ I 028 .404 20/ 60 .333 274/ 4 14 .662 I 124 62.4 2 I 7 353 643 35.7 362/ 12 225 428 66 164

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(1-16) Low 28 vs UTEP (12 -11) 17 by SAN JOSE ST. (1-9) Highs (34 games) Total Points: High 11 3 vs San jose St. (2-4) 100 by LONG BEACH ST. (1-16) Points Scored/ Game: Low 58 vs Long Beach St. (3 -12) 38 by UTEP (12 - 11) 30, DeNise Ballenger vs. Fresno State (h) Total Field Goals Made: High 46 vs San Jose St. (2 -4) 40 by LONG BEACH ST. (1-16) Points Scored/ Half: ~ ~ $ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Low 22 vs Long Beach St. (3 -12) 14 by San jose St. (2-4) 23, DeNise Ballenger vs. San Jose St. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 8 8 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 8 ~ * ~ ~ ~ ~ * ~ Total Field Goals Alt: High 83 vs SAN JOSE ST. (1 -9) 82 by Louisiana Tech (12 -7) (a) (1st) 0 Low 44 vs CS Fullerton (1-23) 41 by SAN JOSE ST. (1 -9) Field Goals Made: "0 Total FG Percentage: High .648 vs San Jose St. (2 -4) 594 by South Carolina (2-28) 12, Geannine Jordan vs. Nevada-Reno "0 000 0000 ~0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 0= Low .328 vs Long Beach St. (3 -12) .2SO by San jose St. (2 -4) Field Goals Attempted: ~ ~ · ~ ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ N 00 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 ~ 0 00 ~ 0 ~ 00 00 ~ 00 0 ~ ~ N 22, DeNise Ballenger vs. San jose St. (h) ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ N ~ ~ ~ ~ N ~ ~ N ~ ~ G 3-Pt Field Goals: High 12 vs South Alabama (3 -25) 6 by South Carolina (2 -28) ~ 0 0 ~ N 00 ~ ~ ~ 0 N ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ 00 N ~ 00 ~ ~ ~ N ~ 00 00 ~ ~ 00 ~ ~ Field Goal Percentage: Low 0 vs UC IRVINE (3 -3) 0 by South Alabama (3-25) .833, Pauline jordan (5-6) vs. Illinois St. 3-Pt FG Attempted: High 22 vs South Alabama (3 -25) 14 by PAC! FIC (I -30) .800, Geannine Jordan (12- 15) vs. Low 0 vs UC IRVINE (3 -3) 0 by UC IRVINE (3-3) Nevada-Reno 3-Pl FG Percentage: High .66 7 vs CS Fullerton (3- 11) 1.000 by Illinois St. (3-24) 3-Pl. Field Goals Made: Low .000 vs UC Irvine (3 -3) .000 by South Alabama (3 -25) 6, DeNise Ballenger vs. South Alabama Free Throws: High 23 vs UCSB (1-2) 26 by South Alabama (3-25) 3-Pt. Field Goals Attempted: Low 2 vs San Diego St. (1 -21) 5 by YOUNGSTOWN ST. (11-27) 13, DeNise Ballenger vs. South Alabama Free Throws Attempted: High 32 vs UCSB (3 -5) 35 by South Alabama (3-25) 3-Pt. Field Goal Pet.: Low II vs San Diego St. (1 -21) 10 by YOUNGSTOWN ST. (11 -27) .750, Kim Crawford (3-4) vs. Long Beach Free Throw Percentage: High .950 vs PACIFIC (1-30) .857 by CS FULLERTON (2-18) State (h) Low .182 vs San Di ego St. (1 -21) .417 by CS Fullerton (1 -23) Free Throws Made: Offensive Rebounds: High 29 vs SAN JOSE ST. (1 -9) 3 1 by Louisiana Tech (12-7) 12, Karen Hall vs. Youngstown St. Low 7 vs PACIFIC ( 1-30) 3 by UTEP (12 - 11 ) Free Throws Attempted: Defensive Rebounds: High 32 vs YOUNGSTOWN ST. (11 -27) 30 by UC Irvine (1-4) 12, Karen Hall vs. Youngstown Sl. Low !6 vs Pacific (2 -8) 9 by Pacific (2 -8) Free Throw Percentage: 0z 0z 0z 0z 0z Total Rebounds: High 55 vs SAN JOSE ST. (1 -9) 58 by Louisiana Tech (12 -7) 1.000, Karen Hall (12-12) vs. Low 29 vs SAN DIEGO ST. (2 -20) 25 by Pacific (2 -8) Youngstown State " " " " " Assists: High 19 vs South Carolina (2 -28) 31 by South Carolina (2-28) Rebounds: 17, Pauline jordan vs. Hawaii (h) Low 5 vs Pacific (2 -8) 3 by CS FULLERTON (2-18) Assists: Blocked Shots: High 12 vs UC IRV INE (3 -3) 8 by Fresno Sl. (2 -6) II , Karen Hall vs. South Carolina Low 1 vs Hawaii (3 -10) 0 by Montana State (3-26) Blocked Shots: Steals: High 31 vs San Jose St. (2 -4) 17 by Long Beach St. (3-12) 7, Pauline jordan vs. Pacific (h) Low 4 vs Long Beach St. (2 -13) 4 by SAN JOSE ST. (1 -9) Pauline jordan vs. UC Irvine (h) Turnovers: High 33 vs NEVADA-RENO (12 - 1) 38 by UCSB (1 -2) Steals: Low 12 vs South Carolina (2 -28) 2 by Illinois St. (3-24) 10, Karen Hall vs. UC Santa Barbara (a) Personal Fouls: High 30 vs UC Irvine (l -4) 24 by LONG BEACH ST. (1-16) Karen Hall vs. UC Santa Barbara (h) Low 12 vs YOUNGSTOWN ST. (11 -27) 12 by NEVADA-RENO (12-1)

1987-88 Player-by-Player Season Highs (34 games)

PLAYER MOST POINTS MOST REBOUNDS MOST ASSISTS Ballenger 30 vs. FSU (h) 7 vs. FSU (h) 8 vs. LBSU (h) Crawford 23 vs. South Carolina 12 vs. UC Irvine (h) 4 vs. UNR Czerwinski 17 vs. CSF (h) 7 vs. Baylor 3 vs. Baylor Hall 14 vs. YSU/SDSU (a) II vs. Baylor II vs. South Carolina G. jordan 25 vs. UNR 14 vs. S)S (h)/UH (h2} 4 vs. LBSU (h) P. jordan 28 vs. UH (hi) 18 vs. LBSU (n} 4 vs. FSU (a} Lander 20 vs. South Alabama 5 vs. UOP (h) / LBS (a) 5 vs. UOP (h}/MSU/USA Netzel 17 vs. CSF (h) 12 vs. S)S (a} 2 vs. YSU/UCI (a} Ray 2 vs. UCSB (a) 2 vs. UCSB (a} 0 vs. UCSB (a}/UCI (a) N N 0 ~ 0 0 N ~ N, I~ ~ 0 0 ~ 00 ~ N ° 0 ° 0 0 N N 6 . 6 ~ 6 6 6 N - N N ~ 6 6 N I ~ N ~ ~ ~ 6 N N N Staley 12 vs. Montana State 9 vs. CSF (h) 6 vs. LSU Thomas 19 vs. UNR IS vs. UNR 2 vs. UCSB (a} Watlet 4 vs. SJS (h) 7 vs. S)S (h) 0 (II limes)

Lady Rebel Records With Various Starting Lineups (34 games)

Crawford, G. jordan, P. jordan, Ballenger, Hall (7-1) Lander, G. Jordan, P. Jordan, Ballenger, Hall (3-4)

G. jordan, P. jordan, Thomas, Hall, Staley (4 - 1) Staley, G. jordan, P. jordan, Ballenger, Hall (3-1)

G. jordan, P. jordan, Thomas, Ballenger, Hall (1-2} Staley, G. Jordan, P. jordan, Lander, Hall (3-0}

Netzel, G. jordan, P. Jordan, Ballenger, Hall (1-0} Staley, G. jordan, Thomas, Lander, Hall (1-0}

Czerwinski, G. Jordan, P. jordan, Hall, Lander (1-0} Czerwinski, Crawford, G. jordan, Ballenger, Lander (1-0} 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 z z z z z z z z z z z z 0z 0' 0z z z z ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " 0 " " " " 46 47 GAME 3 - UNLV 80, NEVADA-RENO 65 GAME 4- UNLV 74, LSU 70 at UNLV South Gym/Las Vegas, NV at LSU Assembly Center /Baton Rouge, LA 1987-88 REVIEW December 1, 1987 December 5, 1987

Nevada-Reno FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S UNLV FG-FGA FT- FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Denise Harris (G) 3·8 1-4 4 I 7 40 7 7 0 4 Karen Hall (G) 4- 13 3-4 6 2 I I 38 4 5 0 6 A LOOK BACK AT 1987-88 LADY REBEL HONOR ROLL RECORDS BROKEN IN 87-88 Kari Hall (G) 3-9 2-4 3 3 I 0 40 3 0 I Linda Staley (G) 4-5 3·3 2 4 II 25 6 2 0 3 "Another 20-Win Season" DeNise Ballenger Dawn Pitman (C) 8-16 0-3 4 2 16 39 I 4 I 2 Pauline jordan (C) 6- 12 5· 7 9 4 17 26 I 4 2 PCAA Player of the Week (January 4-10) Linda Sherkey (F) 6-12 1·3 5 3 13 40 3 4 0 Geannine jordan (F) 3-8 2-2 9 4 8 33 0 0 2 Team Single Season Records UNLV's 1987-88 edition of Lady Rebels basket- UNLV/7-Up Desert Classic Kim Bradshaw (F) 3· 14 12 -16 10 3 19 40 2 5 0 Cy ndie Thomas (F) 3-7 2-4 8 5 8 22 0 2 I I Games Played - 34 (breaks previous mark of ball team finished its 13th season w ith a 25·9 All-Tournament Team (MVP) Latonya jackson 0·0 0·0 0 0 0 0 0 Kim Crawford 3-8 3-4 5 2 9 30 2 4 0 2 overall record and 16-5 in the Big West Conference. 32 in 1975-76) UNLV/ Spuds MacKenzie Bud Light TEAM REBOUNDS Shari Netzel 0·0 0·0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNLV posted its sixth consecutive 20+ win Wins o n Neutral Court - 5 (breaks previous Tournament All-Tournament Team Vicki Lander 1·2 0-0 0 2 700 00 season. mark of 4 in 1985-86) TOTALS 23-59 16-30 27 12 65 200 14 23 10 DeNise Ballenger 2-5 2-5 I 8 18 0 3 0 The Lady Rebels opened the season by wel­ Northern Lights Invitational TEAM REBOUNDS 0 coming the Soviet National Team to the Thomas All-Tournament Team UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Team Single Game Records and Mack Center for some friendly international Karen Hall (G) 3-6 2-2 4 3 8 32 I 3 0 4 TOTALS 26-60 20·29 40 24 74 200 13 20 3 17 competition. A strong start landed first place Free Throw Pet.- .950 (19-20) vs. Pacific, 1-30-88 Kim Crawford Linda Staley (G) 1-3 0-0 4 2 23 3 3 0 0 finishes in the UNLV/7-UP Desert Classic and the .944 (17-18) vs. Fresno State, 1-7-88 (both m arks Bert Leavitt Memorial Scholarship Award Cyndie Thomas (C) 8· 15 3-5 15 2 19 32 I 5 2 0 LSU FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S UNLV/ Spuds MacKenzie Bud Light Tournament. break previous mark of .94 1 vs. UC Santa Geannine j ordan (F) 12· 15 1-2 8 4 25 24 I 4 0 I Dana Chatman (G) 6-1 1 2-2 I 3 16 29 3 5 0 4 An early road win at Louisiana State propelled Karen Hall Barbara, 2-23-85) Pauline j ordan (F) 8· 12 0· 1 12 4 16 33 0 7 3 3 Whitney Meier (G) 0-1 0·0 I 2 0 12 2 2 tne Lady Rebels into the national ran kings. UNLV Honorable Mention All-PCAA continued to climb the charts all the way to No. Rene Czerwinski 0· 1 0-0 0 0 8 I 2 0 0 Karen Linder (C) 4-12 7-10 14 5 15 35 I 4 I I Individual Single Season Records 13 by USA Today, before UC Irvine knocked them Vicki Lander 1-6 2-3 2 3 4 22 3 2 I 0 Annette jackson (F) 4-5 3-4 5 4 II 32 5 I I 3 Pauline Jordan Games Played - 34 by Ka ren Hall, Gcannine to No. 17. Shari Netzel 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 Patricia Woods (F) 3· 13 3-4 5 2 9 31 3 3 0 First Team Ali-PCAA j ordan, Pauline jordan (breaks previous mark Long Beach State proved to be UNLV's neme­ Kim Crawford 3-6 0-0 2 3 6 22 4 4 I 0 Cheryl Wilson 0·2 0-0 0 I 0 6 0 2 0 UNLV/7-Up Desert Classic of 3 1 by several players) sis again after defeating the Lady Rebels three Cathy Watlet 0-1 0-0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Rebecca Hayes 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 3 0 0 I All-Tournament Team Blocked Shots - 84 by Pauline jordan (breaks times during the 87·88 campaign and six times TEAM REBOUNDS I j eanetta Burns 5· 13 3-4 5 4 13 33 4 2 0 5 previous mark of 58 by Angela Christian in over a two-year period. The Lady Rebels did ad­ UNLV/ Spuds MacKenzie b-.d Light Roxanna Redden 0·0 2·2 0 0 2 5 0 0 va nce through to the championship game of the 1986-87) TOTALS 36-65 8-13 48 24 80 200 14 33 7 8 Tournament A ll-Tournament Team (MVP) Carla Hough 2-4 0-0 3 3 4 14 0 0 0 0 Big West Tournament for the sixth straight season. Northern Lights Invitational TEAM REBOUNDS Post-season play was not w hat the team ex­ SCO RE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 212 9 All-Tournament Team Individual Single Game Records pected. After being overlooked by the NCAA, UNLV Nevada-Reno 37 28 65 Technicals: UNR Coach Hope, TOTALS 24-61 20-26 43 24 70 200 19 21 3 17 Free Throw Pet. - 1.000 (12- 12) by Karen Hall was seeded first in the Wo men's National Invita­ PCAA Tournament All-Tournament Team UNLV 38 42 80 UNLV Coach j . Bolla, vs. Youngstown State, 11 ·27-87 (breaks previous tional Tournament in Amarillo, Texas, but placed Selected to tryout for USA Select/ j o nes Hall (UNR) & Thomas SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 200 mark of 10 -for-10 by Misty Thomas vs. Nevada­ a disappointing seventh. Cup Team Officials: McGee, Ratnor UNLV 38 36 74 Technicals: none Reno, 1- 15-85) LSU 40 30 70 Officials: Davidson. Fontenot

GAME I-UNLV 74, YOUNGSTOWN STATE 52 GAME 2 - UNLV 73, PITTSBURGH 66 UNLV/ 7- Up Desert Classic Semi-Final UNLV/7-Up Desert Classic Championship GAME 6-UNLV 68, TEXA5-EL PASO 38 at Thomas & Mack Center/Las Vegas, NV at Thomas & Mack Center/Las Vegas, NV GAME 5-LOUISIANA TECH 91, UNLV 63 UNLV/Spuds MacKenzie Bud Light 'Ibumament Semi-Final November 27, I987 November 28, I987 at Thomas Assembly Center /Ruston, LA at UNLV South Gym/Las Vegas, NV December 7, 1987 December 11, 1987 Youngstown State FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Pittsburgh FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Stephanie Cole (G) 3· 10 0-0 4 4 6 37 4 4 0 Denise Becher (G) 2-6 0-0 3 4 5 27 4 5 0 3 UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TOBK S Texas-El Paso FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TOBK S Carol Nee (G) 2-4 0-0 3 3 5 27 4 9 0 I j . Shingler (G) 3· 11 3-5 2 0 9 35 3 7 I Linda Staley (G) 0-2 0-0 I 0 0 12 2 0 0 Martha Contreras (G) 0-1 0-0 2 I 0 24 3 2 0 4 Margaret Sample (C) 6-13 4-4 8 4 16 32 0 2 0 2 Tabatha Long (C) 5- 14 2-2 9 4 12 24 3 0 2 Karen Hall (G) 2·5 0-0 9 4 4 35 5 5 0 3 Tanya Braley (G) Dorothy Bowers (F) 9·27 0·2 12 I 18 27 2 6 0 0 Sally Sheerer (F) 5· 12 0-0 7 I 10 34 2 0 2 2-4 2·2 3 6 23 0 2 0 2 Cyndie Thomas (C) 2-7 0·0 7 4 4 31 0 4 I 2 Lisa Watson (C) Cara Hendrix (F) 2-4 0-2 4 2 4 25 I 2 0 0 Deidra Baker (F) 0-5 0-0 4 0 0 20 2 3 0 6-17 3-5 II 3 15 33 0 2 0 0 Geannine jordan (F) 1-6 7-8 5 2 9 29 2 5 0 I Terri Powell (F) julie Bray 1-1 0·0 2 2 2 19 0 I I 0 Shaundra Byrd 1-4 0-0 3 2 2 16 I 4 0 I 1·3 3-4 2 4 6 36 3 5 0 3 Pauline jordan (F) 5· 12 3·5 3 4 13 26 0 I 2 0 jenny Woodward 0·3 0-0 0 2 0 12 0 4 0 0 Lorri johnson 2·5 5·5 2 I 10 II 3 0 0 0 Chris Hall (F) 2·9 0-0 4 0 4 17 0 2 0 0 Kim Crawford 7-14 2-4 2 4 18 34 I 5 0 2 Debbie Burkett 0-1 0·0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 Amy Holman 1-2 0·0 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 I Terry Marshall 0·0 0-0 0 0 0 II 0 2 0 I DeNise Ballenger 6-12 0·0 3 13 33 2 2 0 Lisa Gabrielson 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LeAnn Burkholder 1·3 1-2 2 I 4 14 0 2 0 0 Leslie Kilmer 0-2 0·0 I I 0 I I 0 0 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS Tanja Simione 0·3 1-2 2 3 13 0 3 0 0 Connie Hurt 4-6 4-4 5 12 16 0 0 Angie Spear 1·3 0-0 0 0 2 18 I 3 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 8 TEAM REBOUNDS 5 TOTALS 23-58 12- 17 31 21 63 200 12 23 3 9 Kim Castillo 1-3 1·2 3 I 3 19 I 3 0 I Becky Wilson 1·2 0-1 0 3 2 9 0 0 0 TOTALS 23·36 5-10 43 2 1 52 200 II 3 1 2 4 TOTALS 24-68 15· 18 38 18 66 200 14 28 12 LOUISIANA TECH FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S TEAM REBOUNDS 4 UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S (G) 5·8 1-1 I 0 12 29 3 0 TOTALS 14-44 9- 14 28 16 38 200 8 22 0 I I UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S T Weatherspoon (G) 3-10 1-1 28 7 0 2 DeNise Ballenger (G) 5- 11 4-4 5 I 16 28 3 7 0 2 3 2 7 Erica Westbrooks (C) 7-14 2-2 9 2 16 26 0 2 4 UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TOBK S DeNise Ballenger (G) 9- 18 3-5 I 0 23 29 I I 0 5 Karen Hall (G) 5-7 2-2 6 3 12 38 7 5 0 5 Nora Lewis (F) 4-9 5·9 12 2 13 27 I 0 3 Linda Staley (G) Karen Hall (G) 1·2 12· 12 2 2 14 34 6 9 0 4 Pauline jordan (C) 5-13 4-5 6 3 14 22 0 0 I 0- 1 2·2 2 3 2 15 0 2 0 0 Sheila Ethridge (F) 2-4 I 0 6 10 0 2 0 0 Pauline jordan (C) 7-15 3-4 14 2 17 30 I 8 5 2 Rene Czerwinski (F) 2-4 1·2 I 0 5 10 0 4 0 0 2-2 Karen Hall (G) 2·5 0-0 4 2 4 26 3 3 0 3 8- 13 3-6 13 2 19 23 0 I I 2 Kim Crawford (F) 0-4 0-0 2 2 0 14 0 I 0 Geannine jordan (F) 2-6 1·2 6 3 5 23 3 I Cyndie Thomas (C) 5·9 1-1 4 2 I I 15 I 2 0 Paulette Stall 1-6 0·0 4 I 2 16 3 3 0 2 Geannine jordan (F) 5·7 0-0 7 3 10 17 0 0 0 2 Linda Staley 1-5 0·0 2 2 18 I 2 I 0 Geannine jordan (F) 4-6 2·3 4 2 10 21 0 2 I 0 Tatia Brown 2·3 0-1 2 0 4 12 0 0 I Rene Czerwinski 2-4 0-0 0 4 8 I 0 0 0 Vicki Lander 3-5 5-6 2 I II 15 0 2 0 2 Pauline jordan (F) 4- 10 3-4 II 3 II 29 0 2 3 2 Melinda Chambless 2-2 0-0 I 4 9 0 0 0 Linda Staley 0-1 2-2 7 2 15 2 3 0 0 Shari Netzel 1· 1 0·0 2 0 2 7 I 2 0 0 DeN ise Ballenger 4-13 2·3 5 I II 30 2 3 0 4 jocely n Watson 2-7 6 0 0 0 Vicki Lander 0-5 0-0 4 I 0 26 4 0 I Cyndie Thomas 1·7 1·3 12 5 3 23 0 4 4 0 0·0 2 4 Rene Czerwinski 3·3 0-2 2 0 6 14 I 0 0 I Terri Meyer 0-1 0·0 2 0 0 5 2 I 0 0 Shari Netzel 1· 1 0-0 2 0 2 8 2 I 0 0 Kim Crawford 1-3 0-0 2 3 12 0 I I 0 Vicki Lander 0-5 0-1 2 0 0 17 0 I 0 0 Lisa Harvey 0-1 Cyndie Thomas 1-9 0-0 3 0 2 15 0 0 0 I Cathy Wa tlet 0-0 0-1 2 0 4 0 0 0 0 0·0 I 0 3 I 0 0 0 Shari Netzel 0· 2 0-0 4 I 0 4 0 0 0 0 Beanie Lincoln I 0 0 Cathy Watlet 0· 1 0-0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 3 0·0 0·0 3 0 0 0 0 Kim Crawford 5-7 1-1 4 3 II 25 I 4 0 I TEAM REBOUNDS 4 Phoebe Dunn 2·4 0-0 3 4 3 0 2 0 0 Cathy Watlet 1·2 0-2 I 0 2 4 0 0 0 0 26-62 18-25 TOTALS 48 20 73 200 13 30 8 II TEAM REBOUNDS 4 TEAM REBOUNDS 3 TOTALS 26-67 20-23 46 12 74 200 14 27 6 15 TOTALS 38-82 14 -22 58 14 9 1 200 17 16 3 17 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 500 TOTALS 28-63 11 · 19 46 17 68 200 8 18 6 II SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Fi nal Attendance: 500 Pittsburgh 32 34 66 Technicals: none SCO RE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 2,540 Youngstown State 26 26 52 Technicals: none UNLV 38 35 73 Officials: Brooks, Glannon SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 300 UNLV 27 47 74 Officials: McGee, Fujimoto UN LV 33 30 63 Technicals: none Texas-El Paso 16 22 38 Technicals: none Louisiana Tech 53 38 9 1 Officials: Williamson, Taylor UNLV 40 28 68 Officials: jordan, Galant

48 49 GAME 8 - UNLV 73, UC SANTA BARBARA 58 GAME 7-UNLV 79, IDAHO 54 GAME II - UNLV 87, SAN JOSE STATE 40 GAME 12-UNLV 84, HAWAII 79 at UCSB Events Center /Santa Barbara, CA UNLV /Spuds MacKenzie Bud Light Tournament Championship at Thomas & Mack Center /Las Vegas, NV at UNLV South Gym/Las Vegas, NV January 2, 1988 at UNLV South Gym/Las Vegas, NV January 9, 1988 January 13, 1988 December 12, 1987 UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S San Jose State FG-FGA FT- FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Hawaii FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Karen Hall (G) 3-7 2-2 6 2 8 39 5 7 3 10 Idaho FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Pamela McNelis (G) 0-1 0-0 0 3 0 23 I 3 0 0 Ayesha Brooks (G) 4-8 0-0 3 4 10 27 5 3 0 2 DeNise Ballenger (G) 3-10 2-2 3 I 8 25 I 4 0 0 ). Ballenger (G) 0-1 2-2 I 2 4 24 I 3 0 0 LaTasha Causey (G) 2-10 0-1 2 I 4 34 0 2 0 2 Melissa Barker (G) 6- 13 5-6 5 5 18 34 3 I I I Cyndie Thomas (C) 2-5 5-6 2 4 9 18 2 0 3 Sherry Peterson (G) 3-6 0-1 4 I 6 38 4 4 0 3 johnnie Thomas (C) 2-4 1-3 4 4 5 29 2 6 I 0 Michelle Rodgers (C) 2-7 0-0 6 3 4 31 0 3 0 0 Geannine jordan (F) 7- 10 3-5 4 4 17 33 2 2 0 4 Sabrina Dial (C) 0-1 0-0 2 2 0 8 0 I 0 I Peggy Rambeau (F) 5-9 4-4 5 4 14 32 2 0 I Lisa Mann (F) 2-7 3-3 2 2 7 26 4 2 0 0 Pau line jordan (F) 5- 13 7-10 6 5 17 24 3 0 5 C. Van Pelt (F) 11 -23 6-9 6 4 28 40 2 4 0 3 Joyce Stewart (F) 2-5 0-0 2 0 4 20 I 5 0 0 judy Mosley (F) 11-22 2-3 13 2 24 33 2 I Rene Czerwinski 0-0 0-0 I 0 0 5 0 0 0 Laurie Elkins (F) 2-12 1-3 7 5 32 4 4 I 0 Mary Beth Ledesma 0-2 0-1 I 0 15 0 4 0 0 janice Branch 1-8 2-2 4 12 2 0 I Linda Staley 1-3 0-0 2 2 2 8 2 0 0 Angela Burks 1-1 1-2 0 I 3 II 0 2 0 0 Patty Meiner 3-5 0-0 3 I 6 II 0 4 0 0 Dana Takahara 2-4 0-0 I 4 II I 0 0 0 Vicki Lander 1-3 2-2 2 3 4 II 0 0 Sarah Works 1-2 0-0 I 0 2 5 0 0 0 0 Liliana Perez 0-0 0-0 I 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Neicee Crump 1-4 0-0 0 2 6 3 0 0 I Shari Netzel 1-1 0-2 2 2 2 8 2 0 I Kim Chernecki 0-3 2-4 3 3 2 12 0 2 0 0 Teddi johnson 0-0 1-2 4 I II 0 0 0 0 Susie TUcker 2-3 0-0 0 I 4 II 0 0 0 0 Kim Crawford 1-2 2-2 4 I 4 12 2 0 0 Cindy Tokarz 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Phyllis DiGeronimo 0-0 1-2 0 0 I 3 0 0 0 Soni Wagoner 1-2 0-0 3 3 2 9 0 0 0 Shelly Ray 1-4 0-0 2 3 2 14 0 0 2 Sherri Lehmer 2-3 0-0 3 2 4 I 0 0 0 I Dana jones 1-5 3-5 2 2 5 20 0 5 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 4 Cathy Watlet 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 jean Doherty 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 5 TEAM REBOUNDS 3 TOTALS 32 -77 12-14 38 23 79 200 18 14 2 6 TEAM REBOUNDS 8 TOTALS 15-41 10- 18 29 17 40 200 5 32 4 TOTALS 25-58 23-31 3 7 28 73 200 17 24 3 26 TOTALS 21-56 12 -21 35 16 54 200 13 20 8 UNLV FG- FGA FT- FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S uc Santa Barbara FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Karen Hall (G) 3-5 4-4 6 4 I 0 28 4 3 0 2 UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Karen Hall (G) 3-6 0-1 0 0 6 32 I 0 4 DeNise Ballenger (G) 6- 14 3-3 4 I 16 21 3 3 0 Leslie Sherman (G) 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Karen Hall (G) 1-4 2-2 4 3 4 30 5 4 0 D. Ballenger (G) 10-22 0-2 3 I 21 26 I 3 0 I Pauline Jordan (C) 10- 15 8- 16 17 3 28 28 I 2 Shelly Neal (G) 0-0 0-2 2 2 0 13 2 3 0 2 Linda Staley (G) 4-6 0-0 2 I 8 23 2 0 2 Pauline jordan (C) 4-7 5-6 15 3 13 22 0 0 0 0 Geannine jordan (F) 3-7 0-0 8 2 6 24 0 2 2 Kristin Disworth (C) 0-2 0-0 3 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 Cyndie Thomas (C) 3-4 1-2 8 2 7 20 I 0 I 0 Geannine jordan (F) 9-15 3-8 14 0 21 30 0 3 I Kim Crawford (F) 1-3 2-2 2 2 4 25 3 0 I Gia Albertazzi (F) 3-6 3-4 3 3 9 17 I 6 0 3 Geannine jordan (F) 6-9 4-5 10 4 16 23 0 2 0 2 Kim Crawford (F) 1-6 0 -0 3 3 2 12 0 I 0 I Linda Staley 1-4 3-4 2 5 23 3 5 0 0 Kim Brown (F) 0-2 4-4 I 2 4 18 0 8 0 2 Pauline jordan (F) 9-17 0-1 8 4 18 30 0 I I 2 Rene Czerwinski 2-2 0-0 I 2 4 II 0 0 0 0 Vicki Lander 1-2 0-1 I 0 2 6 0 2 I 0 Patti Niichel 3-6 2-4 6 3 8 34 2 3 I I DeNise Ballenger 7-12 2-3 2 2 20 28 3 2 0 I Linda Staley 1-3 4-5 2 4 6 18 4 2 0 5 Shari Netzel 0-3 0-0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 Michele Bilodeau 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 6 0 I 0 0 Rene Czerwinski 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 8 2 I 0 0 Vicki Lander 4-9 0-0 4 2 8 18 3 0 0 2 Cyndie Thomas 6-9 1-2 4 13 28 2 0 Therese Puchalski 2-3 3-5 2 I 7 22 5 7 0 3 Vicki Lander 2-6 2-2 0 2 6 16 0 4 0 0 Shari Netzel 1-4 0-0 2 2 2 13 0 I 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 3 Mia Thompson 6-10 2-8 3 5 14 27 I 4 0 2 Kim Crawford 0-3 0-0 3 3 0 22 3 3 2 Cathy Watlet 2-9 0-2 7 4 18 0 2 0 Amy Williams 1-1 0-0 I 0 2 3 0 0 0 TOTALS 31 -62 21 -32 46 15 84 200 15 20 6 6 TEAM REBOUNDS 2 TEAM REBOUNDS 4 Rebecca Rehder 2-6 2-4 2 3 6 23 0 2 0 0 TOTALS 32 -63 11 -15 39 21 79 200 16 17 5 9 Kira Anthofer 2-6 4-4 6 5 8 31 0 2 0 2 TOTALS 37-83 12 -24 55 18 87 200 9 13 16 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 250 TEAM REBOUNDS 3 Hawaii 32 47 79 Technicals: Barker SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 500 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 250 UNLV 36 48 84 Officials: jordan, Gallant TOTALS 19-43 20-35 32 24 58 200 II 38 15 Idaho 19 35 54 Technicals: none San jose State 23 17 40 Technicals: P. jordan UNLV 29 50 79 Officials: Brooks, jordan UNLV 39 48 87 Officials: Gallant, Sheppard SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 200 UNLV 26 47 73 Technicals: none UC Santa Barbara 22 36 58 Officials: jordan, Claydon GAME 13-UNLV 78, HAWAII 68 GAME 14-LONG BEACH STATE 100, UNLV 74 at UNLV South Gym/Las Vegas, NV at UNLV South Gym/Las vegas, NV GAME 9 - UC IRVINE 68, UNLV 64 GAME 10 - UNLV 93, FRESNO STATE 66 January 14 , 1988 January 16, 1988 at Bren Events Center /Irvine, CA at Thomas & Mack Center/Las Vegas, NV January 4, 1988 January 7, 1988 Hawaii FG- FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Long Beach State FG- FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Melissa Barker (G) 4-6 3-7 3 3 II 30 2 I 0 Tracy Waites (G) 4- 11 0-0 I 4 II 23 5 2 0 I UNLV FG-FGA FT- FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Fresno State FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Ayesha Brooks (G) 5-9 4-6 5 4 15 26 6 3 0 Penny Toler (G) Il-l 7 8-8 3 0 31 31 5 I 0 2 DeNise Ballenger (G) 6-16 6-8 3 I 20 35 2 0 0 2 Michelle Bento (G) 1-4 0-0 I 2 2 13 2 4 0 0 Michelle Rodgers (C) 2- 11 2-2 4 4 6 30 I I I Angelique Lee (C) 6-11 0-0 I 0 3 12 25 0 3 I I Karen Hall (G) 3-8 0-0 6 4 6 35 3 2 I 5 Leesa Agent (G) 3-9 4-6 3 3 10 35 2 2 0 2 Lisa Mann (F) 5-8 1-2 4 I II 18 2 3 0 Cheryl Dowell (F) 7-10 1-2 13 2 15 31 2 I 0 0 Cyndie Thomas (C) 4-7 0-1 4 5 8 26 I 5 I I Simone Srubek (C) 4- 11 2-2 5 4 10 29 0 3 5 0 judy Mosley (F) 5-11 6-10 13 2 16 38 2 3 I I Shannon Smith (F) 4-7 1-1 5 3 9 24 0 3 2 0 Geannine Jordan (F) 3-10 4-7 12 5 10 37 2 2 0 0 Laurie Heinrichs (F) 6- 17 1-2 7 13 32 3 2 I 0 janice Branch 0-5 0-0 2 2 0 II 0 I 0 I Dana Wilkerson 3-7 1-2 5 4 7 20 5 3 0 I Pau line jordan (F) 6- 14 2-2 2 5 14 20 0 3 0 2 Yvette Roberts (F) 3-11 9-10 8 2 15 37 2 0 0 I Dana Takahara 1-2 0-0 3 0 2 14 4 0 0 Shameil Coleman 5-9 1-1 5 3 II 24 2 I 3 Linda Staley 0-3 0-0 3 3 0 18 2 2 0 I Geri Gainey 0-0 0-0 I 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 Neicee Crump 1-7 0-0 3 4 3 13 I 2 I I Carol Brandt 0-5 4-8 6 4 4 12 0 I 0 I Vicki Lander 0-0 0-0 I I 0 2 0 0 0 0 Mary Gainey 3-7 0-0 2 2 8 28 2 3 0 0 Susie TUcker 2-2 0-0 4 I 4 18 0 I 0 0 Tammy Joy 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Shari Netzel 1-3 2-2 3 I 4 13 2 0 I 0 Lori Ann Donnell 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 Soni Wagoner 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Tonya Swoffer 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kim Crawford 1-2 0-0 I 4 2 13 I 3 0 0 Renee Ellis 3-3 2-2 3 0 8 21 3 2 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 3 Lisa Reslock 0-0 0-0 I I 0 I I 0 0 Shelly Ray 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 5 TOTALS 25-62 16-27 44 21 68 200 15 19 4 6 Vicki Pullins 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 3 TEAM REBOUNDS TOTALS 23-63 18-22 35 14 66 200 15 I 7 6 4 TOTALS 24-63 14 -20 36 30 64 200 13 17 3 II UNLV FG- FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S TOTALS 40-78 16-22 52 24100 200 20 18 4 9 UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Karen Hall (G) 4-10 1-3 4 4 9 36 4 3 0 3 Irvine UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S uc FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Karen Hall (G) 4-7 0-0 7 2 8 34 8 3 0 3 DeNise Ballenger (G) 6-16 3-4 I I 16 31 2 2 0 2 Cheryl Hoffman (G) 3-7 4-4 0 2 10 28 2 2 0 I D. Ballenger (G) 10- 16 6-7 7 2 30 31 3 5 0 Pauline jordan (C) 7-9 4-4 8 5 18 26 I 3 2 2 Karen Hall (G) 2-5 3-3 5 4 7 29 4 4 5 Kippie Brown (G) 3-7 1-3 4 4 7 3 1 5 4 0 Pau line jordan (C) 7- 19 9-9 14 2 23 34 2 2 3 I Geannine Jordan (F) 4- 11 5-8 14 2 13 32 0 3 0 0 DeNise Ballenger (G) 1-12 0-0 2 I 3 345501 Natalie Crawford (C) 7- 11 9-12 19 4 23 35 0 3 2 0 Geannine jordan (F) 4- 10 0-0 6 4 8 25 0 I 0 2 Kim Crawford (F) 1-2 0-0 2 I 2 18 0 0 0 Cyndie Thomas (C) 3-5 1-1 7 4 7 21 0 5 I 0 Natasha Parks (F) 2-7 9-10 5 0 13 37 0 0 2 Kim Crawford (F) 1-5 0-0 4 3 2 23 2 0 I 0 Linda Staley 2-4 2-2 0 2 6 19 I 2 0 2 Pauline jordan (F) 9-20 8-10 9 2 26 38 0 4 4 Cheryl Eiland (F) 3-5 2-3 5 8 21 2 5 0 0 Rene Czerwinski 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 Vicki Lander 2-3 0-0 0 I 4 I I 0 I 0 I Geannine jordan (F) 1-4 2-3 0 5 4 21 4 0 I jenny Lee 1-6 0-0 I 0 2 13 3 4 0 I Linda Staley 4-7 0-0 4 3 8 16 4 0 Shari Netzel 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 7 I 0 0 0 Linda Staley 1-1 3-4 0 0 5 15 0 I 0 0 Kristi Ahlstedt 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 I I 0 0 Vicki Lander 2-5 2-2 4 6 13 I 0 0 Cyndie Thomas 2-5 6-6 4 4 10 20 0 0 Vicki Lander 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 Sharon Warmus 0-0 0-0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 Shari Netzel 4-6 0-0 I 0 8 19 I 2 I I TEAM REBOUNDS 2 Shari Netzel 3-5 1-2 I 0 7 10 0 0 0 Mickey Skieresz 1-2 1-2 2 2 3 12 I 0 0 0 Cathy Watlet 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 28-61 21 -27 35 20 78 200 9 16 3 10 Kim Crawford 5-9 2-3 4 3 15 23 3 2 0 Shannon Unfred 1-3 0-1 2 2 2 II 0 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 4 TEAM REBOUNDS 6 Shurrell johnson 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 TOTALS 36-75 17- 18 48 20 93 200 18 17 5 I 0 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 300 TOTALS 25-62 20-26 34 19 74 200 16 23 6 9 TEAM REBOUNDS 4 Hawaii 32 36 68 Technicals: Brooks TOTALS 21 -50 26-35 44 20 68 200 14 22 3 4 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 400 UNLV 35 43 78 Officials: Keating, Brooks SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 1,200 Fresno State 27 39 66 Technicals: none Long Beach State 49 51 I 00 Technicals: Brandt SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 109 UNLV 44 49 93 Officials: Dutra, Brooks UNLV 35 39 74 Officials: Williams, Fujimoto UNLV 34 30 64 Technicals: none UC Irvine 37 3 1 68 Officials: Mclnyre, Byrd

50 51 GAME 20-UNLV 79, PACIFIC 63 GAME 15-SAN DIEGO STATE 69, UNLV 63 GAME 16-UNLV 67, CAL STATE FULLERTON 60 GAME 19-UNLV 69, FRESNO STATE 61 at UOP Main Gym/Stockton, CA at SDSU Peterson Gym/San Diego, CA at CSUF Titan Gym/Fullerton, CA at FSU North Gym/Fresno, CA February 8, 1988 January 21, 1988 January 23, 1988 February 6 , 1988 UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S UNLV FG- FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S UNLV FG- FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S DeNise Ballenger (G) 6- 12 0-0 I 0 ' 16 35 I 4 0 3 Karen Hall (G) 7- 12 0-0 5 5 14 30 I 5 0 4 DeNise Ballenger (G) 1-4 2-2 3 0 4 23 3 2 0 I Karen Hall (G) 2-7 0-1 8 4 5 34 5 7 I 4 Karen Hall (G) 3-8 0-1 3 4 6 28 2 6 0 4 DeNise Ballenger (G) 4-11 0-0 2 0 9 IS 0 2 0 0 Karen Hall (G) 4-8 2-3 6 2 10 39 2 5 0 3 DeNise Ballenger (G) 4- 11 6-6 5 0 16 30 3 3 0 I Pauline Jordan (C) 5-10 3-5 12 3 13 22 0 3 I 0 Pauline jordan (C) 6-17 0-3 9 4 12 35 0 6 2 0 Pauline jordan (C) 9-13 1-2 9 4 19 34 0 5 5 I Pauline jordan (C) 4-12 2-3 II 3 10 35 4 6 6 0 Geannine jordan (F) 5-9 4-10 9 3 14 26 0 2 0 I Geannine Jordan (F) 3-6 0-1 9 4 6 31 2 3 0 3 Shari Netzel (F) 1-2 0-0 2 2 2 8 0 0 0 0 Geannine jordan (F) 6-7 0-0 5 3 12 22 4 0 Vicki Lander (F) 2-9 4-4 3 2 8 26 I 5 0 0 Kim Crawford (F) 0-10 0-1 4 0 16 2 I 0 I Geannine jordan (F) 1-3 8-11 4 3 10 31 2 3 0 3 Vicki Lander (F) 2-5 2-2 4 4 6 17 I 2 I Rene Czerwinski 3-3 3-4 2 3 9 22 0 3 0 3 Rene Czerwinski 1-1 0-1 I I 2 4 0 0 0 0 Rene Czerwinski 1-1 2-2 5 0 4 14 0 0 0 Rene Czerwinski 0-1 2-2 3 0 2 10 0 0 0 I Linda Staley 0-0 0-0 0 0 7 I 0 0 Linda Staley 2-3 0-0 3 3 4 9 0 0 0 I Linda Staley 0-2 1-3 6 I 2 17 2 2 0 0 Linda Staley 2-2 0-0 0 2 4 13 3 2 0 0 Shari Netzel 0~ ~0 0 I 0 4 0 0 0 Vicki Lander 5-7 1-2 4 5 II 23 I 4 0 0 Cyndie Thomas 4-7 3-3 5 II 16 2 2 I 0 Shari Netzel 1-1 0-0 0 I 2 2 0 0 0 0 Cyndie Thomas 4-6 3-3 2 3 II 28 0 I I 0 Shari Netzel 1-4 1-3 2 0 3 I 0 0 0 0 Kim Crawford 3-4 0-2 I 2 6 16 I I 0 0 Cyndie Thomas 4-8 0-1 6 2 8 30 2 I 0 Kim Crawford 1-1 0-0 I 0 2 2 0 0 0 Cyndie Thomas 1-3 0-0 3 4 2 27 2 3 Cathy Wallet 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 Kim Crawford 2-4 0-0 3 4 7 2 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 7 TEAM REBOUNDS 9 TEAM REBOUNDS 2 TEAM REBOUNDS 2 TOTALS 29-58 17-27 40 20 79 200 5 26 2 12 TOTALS 30-74 2- 11 51 27 63 200 7 23 4 II TOTALS 24-44 19-28 39 21 67 200 12 21 6 8 TOTALS 27-58 12 -15 45 22 69 200 19 28 I 0 7 Pacific FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TOBK S San Diego State FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TOBK S CSU FUllerton FG-FGA FT- FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Fresno State FG- FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S M(chelle Sasaki (G) 6 Alison Smith (G) 1-4 2-3 2 4 4 18 3 I 0 I Stacy Hunt (G) 0-1 0-0 0 I 0 6 0 0 Leesa Agent (G) 2-4 1-1 2 2 5 32 4 5 0 0 Pnm Walters (G) 1~~ ?:? T 3 Ij j8 8 9 ? ? Dee Dee Davis (G) 2-6 1-2 2 3 5 34 2 7 0 0 Sheryl jones (G) 2-9 0-0 3 2 4 27 I I I 0 Mary Gainey (G) 2 -I 0 3-4 3 4 7 36 2 3 0 ). Szukalski (C) 12-18 8- 1 I 8 4 32 38 0 I 0 7 Chana Perry (C) 8- 15 5-8 14 4 21 40 2 2 5 Amy Torczon (C) 5-8 3-7 9 4 13 38 0 2 0 3 L. Heinrichs (C) 6-12 2-4 7 3 14 32 2 2 5 I Suzanne Parker (F) 3-5 2-2 3 4 8 25 2 3 0 I Jessica Haynes (F) 6- 14 4-9 I 0 3 16 39 2 3 I I 0 Felicia Benson (F) 2- 11 0-0 2 4 26 2 0 0 Renee Ellis (F) 2-8 1-2 5 3 5 29 0 I I 2 Paige Milgate (F) 0- I 0-0 0 3 0 I 5 0 2 0 I Stephanie Lamar (F) 4-8 2-5 2 3 10 29 I I I Wendy Anae (F) 3-8 2-4 3 8 21 2 I 0 3 Yvette Roberts (F) 8-13 12 - 16 4 3 28 40 0 5 0 4 Charmon Logan 0-2 2-4 2 3 2 18 I 4 0 3 Sheri Edmonds 0-0 2-2 I 0 2 14 4 3 0 2 Jennifer Latta 0-2 0-0 2 2 0 13 3 4 0 Michelle Bento 0-3 0-0 0 2 0 II 3 I 0 3 Debbie Geyser 1-4 0- I 3 2 2 26 2 4 2 0 Brooke Meadows 5-7 1-1 3 2 II 26 0 0 Jill Matyuch 6-12 0-0 0 5 14 23 I 4 0 2 Geri Gainey 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 Ricque Luttges 0-1 2-2 0 2 8 0 2 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 4 Cathi Hall 0-1 0-0 I 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 Lori Ann Donnell 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 6 Karen Kuchan 1-3 0-1 0 0 2 9 I 0 0 Simone Srubek 1-3 0-0 4 0 2 17 0 2 2 2 TOTALS 26-54 17-30 38 19 69 200 14 19 8 16 TOTALS 23-49 15-21 25 21 63 200 I 0 28 3 13 Eugenia Miller 5-7 5-12 10 4 IS 33 0 2 5 TEAM REBOUNDS 3 TEAM REBOUNDS 7 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 504 TOTALS 21 -53 19-28 28 17 61 200 II 19 8 14 SCORE BY PERIODS Ist 2nd Final Attendance: 322 UNLV 32 31 63 Technicals: none TOTALS 24-62 10-24 34 23 60 200 II 17 6 II UNLV 38 41 79 Technicals: none SCORE BY PERIODS Ist 2nd Final Attendance: I ,333 San Diego State 42 27 69 Officials: Mcintyre, Baldwin 1 Pacific 36 27 63 Officials: Shepard, Kaden SCORE BY PERIODS lst 2nd Final Attendance: 310 UNLV 28 41 69 Technicals: none UNLV 33 34 67 Technicals: none Fresno State 31 30 61 Officials: Ackerman, Dubas CSU Fullerton 30 30 60 Officials: Ackerman, Sell

GAME 21-LONG BEACH STATE 82, UNLV 78 GAME 22-UNLV 90, CAL STATE FULLERTON 48 at CSULB University Gym/Long Beach, CA at Thomas & Mack Center/Las vegas, NV GAME 17-UNLV 73, PACIFIC 57 GAME 18-UNLV 113, SAN JOSE STATE 42 February 13, 1988 February 18, 1988 at Thomas & Mack Center/Las Vegas, NV at SJSU Spartan Gym/San Jose, CA January 30, 1988 February 4, 1988 UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S csu FUllerton FG-FGA FT- FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S Karen Hall (G) 1-4 0-0 4 5 2 29 2 4 0 0 Sheryl jones (G) 3-7 0-0 3 I 6 21 0 2 0 I UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Pacific FG- FGA FT- FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S DeNise Ballenger (G) 7- 13 2-2 4 2 20 37 5 0 4 Stacy Hunt (G) 2-7 0-0 I 2 4 30 0 4 0 4 Prim Walters (G) 4-12 2-2 5 2 14 40 2 9 0 2 Karen Hall (G) 4-6 2-2 6 2 10 23 4 I 0 6 Pauline jordan (C) 7- 14 0-0 I 5 I 4 27 I 2 0 0 Eugenia Miller (C) 4- 11 1-2 7 3 9 35 0 3 2 0 Michelle Sasaki (G) 0-8 0-0 4 3 0 35 4 6 0 I D. Ballenger (G) 10-16 3-5 4 27 28 2 0 0 4 Geannine jordan (F) 6- 10 6-9 8 4 18 22 I 0 0 Amy Torczon (F) 3-5 3-3 5 9 12 0 0 0 I ). Szukalski (C) I 1-17 2-4 4 5 24 36 2 3 3 5 Pauline jordan (C) 7-9 0-0 3 I 14 18 I 0 4 3 Vicki Lander (F) 3-8 2-2 5 2 8 25 4 0 0 Felicia Benson (F) 2-5 4-5 2 I 8 25 I 3 0 2 Paige Milgate (F) 0-1 0-0 0 10 14 I 4 0 0 Geannine jordan (F) 2-4 1-4 6 2 5 16 2 2 0 3 Rene Czerwinski 0- 1 2-2 I 0 2 6 I I 0 0 jennifer Latta 1-4 2-2 2 0 4 19 0 3 0 0 Suzanne Parker (F) 3-9 5-6 7 2 II 38 2 2 0 Vicki Lander (F) 4-6 0-0 0 3 8 19 3 3 I 6 Linda Staley 4- 10 0-0 3 2 8 27 2 2 0 0 Jill Matyuch 0-5 0-0 0 I 0 14 I 2 0 0 Shannon Kelly 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Rene Czerwinski 6-8 3-6 I I 15 20 0 0 3 Shari Netzel 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Jane Hentzen 1-4 0-0 0 0 2 6 0 I 0 0 Charmon Logan 4-8 0-0 4 4 8 30 3 I 0 Linda Staley 3-5 2-3 4 2 8 19 I 2 I Cyndie Thomas 2-7 2-3 7 4 6 25 3 2 0 Cathi Hall 1-4 0-0 6 2 2 19 0 3 0 I Angela McCusker 0-0 0-0 I 0 0 5 0 2 0 0 Shari Netzel 1-1 5-6 12 3 7 17 0 6 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 3 Karen Kuchan 0-5 0-0 0 0 0 7 0 I 0 0 Cyndie Thomas 6-8 0-0 0 I 12 14 2 4 2 Wendy Anae 1-6 2-2 3 5 4 12 0 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 4 TOTALS 30-66 14- 18 36 24 78 200 13 19 2 4 Kim Crawford 2-6 1-2 4 2 5 15 I I 2 TEAM REBOUNDS 8 TOTALS 22-55 9- 12 29 17 57 200 14 28 4 9 Cathy Wallet 1-2 0-0 2 2 0 3 0 II Long Beach State FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S TOTALS 18-63 12- 14 33 20 48 200 3 22 2 9 TEAM REBOUNDS FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S 4 UNLV Penny Toler (G) 7- 18 6-6 I I 20 37 I 4 0 2 TOTALS 46-71 18-27 46 19113 200 IS 21 12 31 UNLV FG-FGA FT- FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S Karen Hall (G) 1-2 3-3 3 5 5 33 3 3 3 Tracy Waites (G) 4-8 0-0 2 4 8 29 4 4 0 0 Vicki Lander (G) 1-8 1-2 5 3 3 22 4 4 0 5 Angelique Lee (C) 3-9 3-6 7 3 9 25 0 I I 0 Karen Hall (G) I -3 0-0 2 2 2 I 7 2 3 0 I San Jose State FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Pauline Jordan (C) 7- II 4-4 5 I 18 34 I 4 7 3 Cheryl Dowell (F) 3-9 1-2 7 2 7 22 0 2 0 0 DeNise Ballenger (G) 6- 1 I 0-0 3 2 13 27 8 I 0 0 Geannine Jordan (F) 7-12 1-1 7 3 15 28 0 0 LaTasha Causey (G) 3-10 2-4 I 5 8 25 2 3 0 Shamell Coleman (F) 5-7 5-5 8 3 15 27 6 2 0 3 Pauline jordan (C) 6- 10 2-2 5 0 14 23 3 3 5 Rene CZerwinski (F) 2-5 6-6 2 0 10 14 0 I 0 I Pam McNelis (G) 1-2 0-1 I I 2 25 5 13 0 Dana Wilkerson 1-3 5-7 3 3 7 20 2 I 0 0 Geannine jordan (F) 4-6 4-5 8 2 12 20 I 0 0 DeNise Ballenger 6-12 4-4 4 2 18 32 2 0 0 3 Teddi Johnson (C) 1-4 4-5 4 2 6 20 0 4 Shannon Smith 7- 12 0- 1 I S 3 14 32 2 I 3 Linda Staley (F) 1-5 5-6 9 4 7 3 1 4 7 0 2 Linda Staley 1-2 0-0 0 I 2 13 0 0 2 Patty Meiner (F) 1-4 2-2 I 2 4 13 I 0 I I Carol Brandt 0- 1 2-6 0 0 2 8 0 0 0 Rene Czerwinski 5- 11 7-8 I 3 17 25 I 2 I 3 Shari Netzel 1-1 0-0 I 0 2 9 0 0 0 Dana jones (F) 1-10 1-2 5 5 3 33 2 II 0 4 TEAM REBOUNDS Shari Netzel 8- 12 1- 1 4 I 17 20 0 2 0 0-0 0-0 3 I 0 12 0 0 0 Mary Beth Ledesma 4-10 0-2 I 3 9 28 2 0 2 Cyndie Thomas 2-4 0-0 5 3 4 10 0 0 I I Cyndie Thomas TOTALS 30-66 22-33 44 I 9 82 200 IS IS 4 7 Kim Crawford 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 Joyce Stewart 2- 13 3-6 8 I 7 33 I 3 0 4 Kim Crawford 1-3 0-0 5 I 2 17 I 0 0 Phyllis DiGeronimo 1-2 1-2 4 I 3 20 0 Cathy Wallet 0- 1 2-2 I 0 2 10 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 2 0 0 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 1,54 1 Kristine Germane 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 6 TOTALS 26-53 19-20 32 16 73 200 I 0 22 8 18 UNLV 42 36 78 Technicals: none TEAM REBOUNDS 7 Long Beach State 41 41 82 Officials: Byrd, Baldwin TOTALS 34 -66 21 -24 49 18 90 200 18 20 5 IS SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 500 TOTALS 14-56 13-24 32 20 42 200 12 37 2 IS Pacific 26 31 57 lechnicals: Pacific Coach SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 500 UNLV 33 40 73 Sullivan SCORE BY PERIODS Ist 2nd Final Attendance: 11 6 CSU Fullerton 27 21 48 Technicals: none Officials: Minker, Bird UNLV 55 58 113 Technicals: none UNLV 45 45 90 Officials: Gallant, Lambert San jose State 19 23 42 Officials: Williams, Olsen

52 53 GAME 23-UNLV 67, SAN DIEGO STATE 62 GAME 2 4 -UNLV 65, BAYLOR 4 7 GAME 27-UNLV 62, UC IRVINE 54 GAME 28-UNLV 71, UC SANTA BARBARA 47 at UNLV South Gym/ Las Vegas, NV Northern Lights Invitational 1st Round at Thomas & Mack Center /Las Vegas, NV at Thomas & Mack Center/Las Vegas, NV February 20, 1988 at UAA Sports Center I Anchorage, A K March 3 , 1988 March 5, 1988 February 26, 1988 San Dieoo State FG- FGA FT- FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S UCirvine FG-FGA FT- FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S uc Santa Barbara FG-FGA FT- FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S UNLV FG-FGA FT- FTA REB PF TP MIN ATOBK S Alison Smith (G) 1-2 0-0 0 0 2 22 0 9 Kippie Brown (G) 3-6 1-3 3 5 7 33 6 5 0 4 Shelly Neal (G) 2-5 0-0 3 3 4 20 I 5 0 I Sheri Edmonds (G) 0-2 2-2 3 2 22 0 9 Karen Hall (G) 3-8 0-0 6 4 6 35 3 5 0 I Jenny Lee (G) 1-5 0-0 0 2 2 23 2 I 0 0 Gia Albertazzi (G) 1-2 0-0 0 2 2 23 2 0 0 0 Chana Perry (C) 6- 12 4-6 II 4 16 40 2 2 I DeNise Ballenger (G) 3 - 14 1-2 3 I 8 33 3 3 I 3 Natalie Crawford (C) 9- 19 2-2 12 3 20 36 0 4 0 Kira Anthofer (C) 5- 11 2-3 13 3 12 38 I 3 I 0 Brooke Meadows (F) 7- 11 3-5 4 5 17 32 0 2 I 0 Pauline Jordan (C) 7- 14 2-5 I I 4 16 27 2 I 0 Cheryl Eiland (F) 5- 10 1-2 7 2 II 23 I 4 0 0 Mia Thompson (F) 4-8 5-7 7 4 13 19 0 4 0 I Jessica Haynes (F) 2-6 2-2 6 4 6 32 2 5 0 3 Kim Crawford (F) I -5 3-4 5 0 5 24 0 2 I I Mickey Skieresz (F) 1-6 4-4 5 3 6 2 1 3 4 0 0 Patti Niichel (F) 2-6 2-4 2 2 6 33 2 4 0 0 Stephanie Lamar 4-8 2-2 3 2 10 25 2 2 I 2 Geannine Jordan (F) 4-9 2-2 6 3 I 0 19 I 2 0 2 Kristi Ahlstedt 0-1 0-2 I 0 0 8 0 2 0 0 Kim Brown 1-5 2-3 6 3 4 17 I 5 0 2 Dee Dee Davis 2-4 1-2 2 3 5 25 5 3 0 2 Rene Czerwinski 6-8 4-6 7 I I 6 20 3 I 0 I Cheryl Hoffman 0- 1 0-0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Kristin Dilworth 0-2 1-2 4 0 I 8 I 0 0 I Connie Waikle 1-2 2-2 4 2 4 12 0 0 0 0 Linda Staley 1- 1 0-0 I 0 2 6 I 3 0 0 Natasha Parks 0-2 2-2 I I 2 27 0 2 0 I Leslie Sherman 0-2 0-0 I 0 0 9 2 2 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS Vicki Lander 0- 1 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Shannon Unfred 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Therese Puchalski 0- 1 0-0 0 0 0 10 I 7 0 2 Shari Netzel TOTALS 23-47 16- 19 32 23 62 200 I I 26 4 9 1-2 0-0 I 0 2 5 0 0 0 0 Zalina Walton 3-7 0-0 2 0 6 13 3 0 2 I Anna Donnelly 0- 1 0-0 0 I 0 7 0 0 0 Cyndie Thomas 0-5 0-0 8 2 0 29 3 3 0 Shurrell Johnson 0-4 0-0 I 0 12 0 0 0 Rebecca Rehder 2-5 1-2 0 4 5 16 0 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S 6 TEAM REBOUNDS 4 TEAM REBOUNDS 2 TOTALS 26-67 12- 19 Karen Hall (G) 3-7 1-3 4 7 37 6 4 0 4 54 IS 65 200 14 20 5 9 TOTALS 22-6 1 I 0- 15 36 I 8 54 200 I S 24 3 6 TOTALS 17-48 13-2 1 38 22 4 7 200 I I 33 7 DeNise Ballenger (G) 4- 13 4-4 2 I 13 33 I I 0 2 Baylor FG-FGA FT- FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S Pauline Jordan (C) 6- 13 6-8 10 4 18 38 3 4 I UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S UNLV FG-FGA FT- FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S Geannine Jordan (F) 5-8 5-6 5 5 IS 19 0 I 0 I Kristin Wiginton (G) 4-9 0-2 2 2 8 33 I 4 0 0 Karen Hall (G) 3-6 0-0 3 2 6 28 4 3 0 2 Karen Hall (G) 4-9 4-4 7 3 12 33 4 5 0 10 Linda Staley (F) 1-2 2-4 0 4 4 24 I 0 0 3 Bonnie Henson (G) 4- 18 4-6 3 I 13 39 4 4 0 4 Vicki Lander (G) 2-2 2-2 3 2 6 20 5 I 0 Vicki Lander (G) 2-4 3-4 3 0 7 18 3 3 0 2 Rene Czerwinski 2-5 0-0 3 4 6 0 I 0 I )an Doty (C) 2-5 0-0 6 5 4 26 0 I 0 2 Pauline Jordan (C) 3-9 7-9 6 3 13 22 I I 7 I Pauline Jordan (C) 4-9 5-8 5 0 13 22 I 2 I 2 Shari Netzel 0- 1 0-1 0 I 0 9 0 4 0 0 Maggie Davis (F) 6-2 1 3-3 9 2 IS 38 0 4 2 I Geannine Jordan (F) 2-8 1-2 5 I 5 28 3 2 2 0 Geannine Jordan (F) 2-7 7- 11 8 5 II 30 0 3 0 0 Cyndie Thomas 1-4 0-0 2 3 2 20 I 3 0 I Gatha Jimerson (F) 0-2 2-2 5 4 2 32 2 2 I 2 Linda Staley (F) 5-6 I -3 2 0 I I 29 4 7 0 2 Linda Staley (F) 2-5 3-4 I I 7 24 3 2 0 2 Kim Crawford 2-3 0-0 3 4 14 2 0 0 Susy Jordan 1-4 0-0 0 I 3 10 0 3 0 0 DeNise Ballenger 0- I 0-0 0 0 0 18 0 I 0 I DeN ise Ballenger 1-5 0-0 0 0 3 17 I 2 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 0 Dana Kimey 0- 1 0-0 0 0 7 0 I 0 0 Rene Czerwinski 4-6 1-3 0 3 9 13 0 3 2 0 Rene Czerwinski 2-2 0-0 I 2 4 12 0 I 0 2 Felicia Mays 1- 1 0-0 I I 2 TOTALS 24 -56 18-26 29 22 6 7 200 14 I 9 13 0 0 0 0 Cyndie Thomas 2-3 0-0 2 4 4 20 0 2 0 0 Shari Netzel 1-2 0-0 I 0 2 12 I 0 0 Crystal Crenshaw 0-4 0-0 3 0 0 13 I 0 0 0 Kim Crawford 4- I 3 0-0 I 2 3 8 22 0 3 0 Cyndie Thomas 4-7 0- 1 3 4 8 10 0 I I 0 Jeanne Roe SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 300 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 6 Kim Crawford 1- 1 0-0 6 2 2 17 0 4 0 2 TEAM REBOUNDS 10 San Diego State 30 32 62 Technicals: none TOTALS 25-54 12-19 39 18 62 200 13 28 12 7 Cathy Watlet 1-3 0-0 0 2 2 5 0 0 0 0 UNLV 34 33 67 Officials: Jordan, McGee TOTALS 18-65 9- 13 40 I 6 4 7 200 8 I 9 3 I 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 0 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 600 TOTALS 24 -54 22 -32 35 19 71 200 13 23 3 20 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 1 13 UC Irvine 24 30 54 Technicals: none UNLV 32 33 65 Technicals: none UNLV 3 1 31 62 Officials: Williams, Brooks SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 700 Baylor 2 1 26 4 7 Officials: Spidahl, Holtz UC Santa Barbara 16 31 4 7 Technicals: none UNLV 37 34 7 1 Officials: Provencio, Ratner

GAME 25- UNLV 68, ARKANSAS STATE 65 GAME 26-SOUTH CAROUNA 98, UNLV 97 Northern Lights Invitational Semi-Final Northern Lights Invitational Championship GAME 29-UNLV 62, HAWAII 56 GAME 30-UNLV 61, CAL STATE FULLERTON 55 at UAA Sports Center I Anchorage, AK at UAA Sports Center I Anchorage, AK PCAA Tournament I st Round PCAA Tournament Semi-Final February 27, 1988 February 28, 1988 at CSULB University Gym/Long Beach, CA at The Forum/Inglewood, CA March I 0, 1988 March II, 1988 Arkansas State FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S UNLV FG- FGA FT- FTA REB PF T P MIN ATOBK S Zennia Hayes (G) 5- 16 2-2 6 12 33 0 4 0 3 Karen Hall (G) 5- 13 0-0 3 3 12 45 II 0 4 Hawaii FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S CSU Fullerton FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S Shelly Spears (G) 0- I 0-0 2 I 0 14 I 2 0 DeNise Ballenger (G) 3-8 0-0 0 I 7 24 3 I 0 0 Melissa Barker (G) 2-5 0- 1 4 4 4 26 4 2 0 2 Sheryl Jones (G) 2-7 2-2 0 2 6 33 4 0 2 Eva Brehe (C) S-9 6-9 8 4 16 26 0 0 0 2 Pauline Jordan (C) 9- 14 7-9 9 4 25 38 0 4 2 0 Ayesha Brooks (G) 4-6 2-6 5 4 II 37 5 4 0 2 Stacy Hunt (G) 2-7 0-0 3 2 4 3 1 I 3 2 c. Fields (F) 6- 14 5- I 0 8 I I 7 40 I 5 0 I Linda Staley (F) 2-5 1-2 3 0 5 2 1 2 I 0 I Michelle Rodgers (C) 1-7 3-4 5 5 29 0 3 2 0 Eugenia Miller (C) 2-6 3-6 7 4 7 270225 Melissa Young (F) 2-5 5-6 I 0 4 9 37 3 2 0 Geannine Jordan (F) 3-4 1-2 3 4 7 20 0 3 0 0 Judy Mosley (F) 7-17 4-8 14 4 18 38 I 6 0 I Wendy Anae (F) 7- 14 2-2 6 4 17 34 4 2 0 2 Barbara Wilburn 2-6 I -3 3 5 6 29 3 5 I 3 Vicki Lander 2-5 1-2 4 0 5 II 2 0 0 Janice Branch (F) 2-2 0-0 I 0 4 10 0 0 0 0 Amy Torczon (F) 4- 11 2-3 10 2 10 38 4 5 0 5 Claudette Clay 0-1 2-2 0 3 2 14 2 I 0 0 Cyndie Thomas 6-7 1- 1 6 2 13 3 1 0 I 0 0 Dana Takahara 0-0 0-0 0 0 I 0 2 0 0 Jennifer Latta 1-1 0-0 0 0 2 7 I 3 0 0 Rachel McCoy 0-3 0-0 2 I 0 5 0 0 0 0 Kim Crawford 9- 14 2-2 3 4 23 35 0 Neicee Crump 1-7 0-0 I I 3 16 0 0 I Felicia Benson 0-2 2-2 I 2 7 0 2 0 0 April Jordan 1-2 0- 1 0 2 3 2 0 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 5 Susie Tucker 0-4 1-2 2 2 13 0 I 0 0 Jill Matyuch 1-3 2-2 0 4 9 I I 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 6 TOTALS 39-70 13- 18 36 18 97 225 I 9 12 3 6 Lisa Mann 4-5 2-5 2 3 10 30 0 6 0 Cathi Hall 1-4 1-2 I 2 3 14 0 3 0 0 TOTALS 21 -57 2 1-33 45 22 65 200 I 0 I 9 2 I I TEAM REBOUNDS 6 TEAM REBOUNDS 7 South Carolina FG- FGA FT- FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S TOTALS 21 -54 12-26 42 20 56 200 I 0 25 2 7 TOTALS 20-55 14- 19 35 18 55 200 12 25 3 16 UNLV FG-FGA FT- FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S Lisa Diaz (G) 9- 13 1-3 5 2 19 40 9 3 0 4 Karen Hall (G) 5-9 1-3 I I 3 I I 40 6 6 0 6 Martha Parker (G) 5-8 6- I 0 6 2 I 6 45 7 2 0 I UNLV FG- FGA FT-FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S UNLV FG-FGA FT-FT A REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S D. Ballenger (G) 2- 1 I 0- 1 3 0 4 24 3 0 0 I Schonna Banner (C) I 0- 15 3-6 9 3 21 37 0 2 I 0 Vicki Lander (G) 3-7 3-5 4 2 9 22 I 3 0 2 Karen Hall (G) 2-5 2-2 3 4 6 35 7 3 0 3 Pauline Jordan (C) I 0-20 3-6 II 5 23 33 I 6 4 Karen Middleton (F) 11 - 18 2-2 3 0 30 42 II 2 0 I Karen Hall (G) I -6 4-5 I 4 6 3 1 4 0 0 0 Vicki Lander (G) 4-7 3-4 2 I II 18 I 3 0 2 Linda Staley (F) I -7 0-0 5 3 2 31 2 2 0 I Peggy Glass (F) 0-3 2-2 2 2 2 9 0 0 0 0 Cy ndie Thomas (C) 2-5 0-0 4 2 4 14 0 5 I 0 Pauline Jordan (C) 6- 15 7- 10 9 3 19 28 0 3 2 2 Geannine Jordan (F) 2-3 1-2 2 5 5 18 0 3 0 0 Dawn Raab 0-2 2-2 0 2 2 16 4 I 0 0 Geannine Jordan (F) 3-9 3-4 13 4 9 30 I 4 0 2 Geannine Jordan (F) 2-5 2-3 8 4 6 33 3 I 3 Rene Czerwinski I - I 2-4 3 0 4 12 I 0 0 I Laura Glass 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 Linda Staley (F) 0-3 0-0 3 0 20 3 2 0 0 Linda Staley (F) 1-3 0-0 5 3 2 14 I 3 0 0 Kim Crawford 3-4 4-5 2 3 I 0 I S 0 2 I 0 Beverly Hawkins 3-5 0-0 4 2 6 23 0 0 0 Pauline Jordan 9- 15 3-8 12 2 2 I 20 0 2 0 2 DeNise Ballenger 2-6 0-0 4 19 0 4 0 I Vicki Lander 2 -4 1-3 I 5 12 2 0 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 3 DeN ise Ballenger 5- 12 0-0 2 I I I 25 I I 0 2 Rene Czerwinski 1- 1 0-0 2 2 11 0300 Shari Netzel I - I 0-0 0 2 2 8 0 0 0 TOTALS 38-64 16-25 34 13 98 225 31 I 0 Rene Czerwinski 0- I 0-0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 I Shari Netzel 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Cyndie Thomas 1-3 0- 1 2 5 2 7 0 2 7 Shari Netzel 0-2 0-0 I 3 0 7 2 0 0 Cyndie Thomas 1-3 0-0 4 2 2 16 I I 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 5 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd OT Final Attendance: 48 I Kim Crawford I -8 0-0 8 2 2 26 3 0 Kim Crawford 3-6 1-4 2 0 9 2 1 0 3 0 TOTALS 28-63 12-25 45 2 7 68 200 IS 16 9 12 UNLV 37 46 14 97 Technicals: none TEAM REBOUNDS 4 TEAM REBOUNDS South Carolina 46 37 I S 98 Officials: Gallagher, TOTALS 24-68 13-22 52 2 I 62 200 12 22 10 TOTALS 22-5 1 15-23 37 20 61 200 II 27 4 II SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 350 Stuvek Arkansas State 33 32 65 Technicals: Ballenger SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 743 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 12,066 UNLV 28 40 68 Officials: Gallagher, Spidahl Hawaii 25 31 56 Technica ls: none CSU Fullerton 19 36 55 Technicals: none UNLV 24 38 62 Officials: Provencio, Ackerman UNLV 22 39 6 1 Officials: Mcintyre, Williams

54 55 GAME 31-LONG BEACH STATE 79, UNLV 58 GAME 32-ILLINOIS STATE 70, UNLV 69 PCAA TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP Women's National Invitational Toumament at The Forum/Inglewood, CA at Amarillo Civic Center/Amarillo, TX March 12, 1988 March 24, 1988

UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S UNLV FG-FGA FT- FTA REB PF TP MIN A TO BK S DeNise Ballenger (G) 3- 12 2-2 4 I 8 38 2 6 I 2 ViCki Lander (G) 2-6 0- 1 0 3 4 10 2 3 0 0 Karen Hall (G) 2-7 0-0 2 4 4 38 4 8 0 5 DeNise Ballenger (G) 5- 10 0-0 I I 12 23 2 4 0 I Pauline Jordan (C) 4- 19 7- 10 18 3 15 36 0 6 7 2 Cyndie Thomas (C) 3-7 3-4 5 3 9 24 3 5 I Geannine jordan (F) 7- 12 3-6 9 3 17 29 0 2 0 2 Geannine Jordan (F) 4-7 3-3 6 4 II 29 I 4 Vicki Lander (F) 0- 1 0-0 0 2 0 5 0 2 0 0 Pauline Jordan (F) 5-6 3-4 3 5 13 19 0 2 3 2 Linda Staley 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 Rene Czerwinski 2-2 0-0 3 2 4 13 0 I 0 Shari Netzel 0-3 0-0 0 0 13 I 2 0 0 Linda Staley 3-6 0-0 4 2 6 23 I 5 0 I Cyndie Thomas 1- 1 0-0 2 2 13 0 0 0 0 Karen Hall 1-5 2-2 2 2 4 32 7 3 0 0 Kim Crawford 5- 10 0- 1 I 2 12 22 0 3 0 Kim Crawford 3-8 0-0 7 6 27 3 3 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 8 TEAM REBOUNDS 7 TOTALS 22-67 12 -19 44 I 7 58 200 0 6 7 2 TOTALS 28-57 11 - 14 38 23 69 200 I 7 25 I 0 I 0

Long Beach State FG- FGA FT-FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S Illinois State FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S Traci Waites (G) 11 - 14 1-3 3 2 24 27 5 3 0 4 LuAnn Robinson (G) 4-9 2-2 2 I I 0 29 3 3 0 I Penny Toler (G) 9- 18 3-3 I 0 21 35 5 4 0 3 Susan Wellman (G) 3- I 0 7-9 3 3 I 3 32 3 0 4 Angelique Lee (C) 6- 12 2-2 7 2 14 23 0 I I Amber Lindbeck (C) 5-I 0 6-6 4 4 16 28 5 0 I Shameil Coleman (F) 1-5 0-0 10 4 2 29 5 3 0 2 Leslie Ferrell (F) 4- 10 2-3 5 4 I 0 24 0 2 3 Shannon Smith (F) 2-7 3-4 10 4 7 27 0 2 0 0 Char Govan (F) I -6 3-4 4 2 5 24 I 2 0 2 Dana Wilkerson 0-4 1-2 3 0 19 3 2 0 2 Pam Tanner 1-6 3-3 3 I 5 28 2 4 0 4 Carol Brandt 0-0 2-2 I 2 4 0 0 0 0 Shannon Fulton 0- I 0-0 I 0 0 I I I 2 0 0 Tammy Joy 0-0 0-0 0 I 0 2 0 0 0 I Angie Olson 2-2 1- 1 0 5 12 4 I 0 0 Tonya Swoffer 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Cindy Kaufmann 2-4 1-2 2 6 12 0 0 0 Cheryl Dowell 3-9 2-2 3 8 27 0 2 0 4 TOTAL REBOUNDS 7 Lisa Reslock 0- 1 0-0 I I 0 3 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 22-58 25-30 31 I 7 70 200 15 2 2 15 Vicki Pullins 0-3 0-0 I 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 7 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd I Final Attendance: I 00 TOTALS 32-73 14- 19 4 7 16 79 200 18 I 7 17 UNLV 3 1 38 69 Technicals: none Illinois State 34 36 70 Officials: Edwards, Guthridge SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 7,994 UNLV 27 3 1 58 Technicals: Smith Long Beach State 50 29 79 Officials: jordan, Brooks

GAME 33-SOUTH ALABAMA 88, UNLV 85 GAME 34-UNLV 84, MONTANA STATE 80 UNLV BASKETBALL Women's National Invitational Toumament Women's National Invitational Toumament Amarillo Civic Center I Amarillo, TX Amarillo Civic Center I Amarillo, TX March 25, 1988 March 26, 1988

UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PFTP MIN !\TOBK S Montana State FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S Vicki Lander (G) 9- 17 1-4 4 3 20 35 5 2 I I Liz Holz (G) 5- 14 2-2 2 I 14 35 9 4 0 2 Karen Hall (G) 0-0 0-0 I I 0 12 I I 0 0 Jennifer McGary (G) 3-5 2-4 2 3 8 29 I 2 0 I Cyndie Thomas (C) 2-8 1-2 9 4 5 220001 Alaina Bauer (C) 5-8 1-2 6 5 II 21 0 0 0 0 Pauline jordan (F) 0-6 0- 1 5 5 0 17 0 5 0 0 Sandy Neiss (F) 3-4 2-2 2 0 8 25 I 0 0 Geannine Jordan (F) 4-7 4-5 6 5 12 27 0 2 0 2 Lynne Andrew (F) 10-23 11 - 12 10 2 31 39 I 2 0 I DeNise Ballenger 8- 18 3-5 2 2 25 37 5 I 0 I julie Brown 1-2 0-0 I 0 2 4 0 2 0 0 Rene Czerwinski 2-6 0-0 I 2 5 17 2 0 I 0 Ann Reno 0-6 2-2 3 2 15 3 2 0 0 Linda Staley 1-2 0-0 3 0 2 II I 0 0 Odette Michaelson 1-2 0-0 0 2 2 0 I 0 I Shari Netzel 0-2 2-2 2 2 2 17 2 3 3 Tracy Weidler 1-2 0-0 4 0 2 II 0 0 0 Kim Crawford 4-8 2-2 3 2 14 30 2 2 0 Debbie Cober 0- 1 0-0 I 2 0 4 I I 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 6 Susan Neiss 0-0 0-0 0 0 16 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 30-74 13-21 42 26 85 225 18 I 7 6 6 TEAM REBOUNDS 3 TOTALS 29-67 20-24 34 I 7 80 200 I 7 15 0 5 South Alabama FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S Ella Williams (G) 12-24 14- 19 5 4 38 45 9 5 0 0 UNLV FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PFTP MIN ATOBK S S. Richardson (G) 0-7 3-3 3 3 3 44 3 3 0 I DeNise Ballenger (G) 4- 12 3-6 3 I 12 28 2 2 0 Angela Dennis (C) 4-8 2-4 13 3 I 0 45 0 0 0 2 Vicki Lander (G) 2-5 0-0 3 0 4 31 5 4 0 Annette jones (F) 0-0 0-0 2 0 9 2 0 0 Geannine Jordan (C) 4-6 1-2 4 5 9 20 0 2 0 I THE RECORD BOOK Adrian Vickers (F) 14 -22 7- 10 13 3 35 44 2 0 I Rene Czerwinski (F) 0- 1 0-0 0 I 0 5 0 0 0 Cheryl Rice 0- 1 0-0 0 I 0 7 0 0 0 Kim Crawford (F) 6-9 3-3 II 5 15 29 I 3 I 0 Kim Pompey 1-3 0-0 I 0 2 22 0 0 0 Linda Staley 5-7 2-3 5 0 12 20 2 I 0 0 Holly O'Shea 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 9 0 0 Shari Netzel 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 I I 0 0 TEAM REBOUNDS 4 Karen Hall 2-5 0-0 2 3 4 33 5 3 0 I TOTALS 31 -65 26-35 40 18 88 225 15 14 0 5 Cyndie Thomas 3-4 0-0 I 0 6 9 0 I 0 0 Pauline Jordan 10- 16 2-4 9 4 22 24 0 0 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd OT Final Attendance: 100 TEAM REBOUNDS 0 UNLV 29 46 10 85 Technicals: (2) UNLV TOTALS 36-65 11 - 18 38 I 9 84 200 I 7 16 3 5 South Alabama 31 34 13 88 Coach J_ Bolla Officials: Guthridge, Weir SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Final Attendance: 100 Montana State 35 45 80 Technicals: Crawford UNLV 43 41 84 Officials: Weir, Jones

56 57 LADY REBEL TEAM RECORDS All-Time Lady Rebel Coaching Records

GAME Most Wins on Neutral Court, 5 (87-88) Yr. Coach w L Pet. Most Field Goals Attempted, 132 vs. Skagit Va lley CC Most Losses on Neutral Court, 5 (75-76) 1974-75 Barbara Quinn 8 7 .533 (1-12-76) Fewest Wins on Neutral Court, I (78-79) 1975-76 Dan Ayala 26 5 .844 Most Field Goals Made, 56 vs. Southern Utah State Best Win-Loss Percentage on Neutral Court, COMPOSITE COACHING RECORDS 1,000 1976-77 Dan Ayala 14 4 777 (1-20-76) (40, 85-86) 1977-78 Dan Ayala 23 2 .920 Highest Field Goal Percentage, .684, (39-50) vs. UC Santa Most Points, 2846 (75-76) Yr. Coach L 1978-79 Dan Ayala 24 4 857 w Pet. Barbara (1-17-85) Highest Scoring Average, 94.6 (77-78) 1974-75 Barbara Quinn 8 .533 1979-80 Dan Ayala 22 8 .733 7 Most Free Throws Attempted, 52 vs. Eastern Oklahoma Most Field Goals Attempted, 2948 (75-76) 1980-8 1 Sheila Strike 12 12 .500 1975-80 Dan Ayala 109 23 .827 State (12-9-77) Most Field Goals Made, 12 54 (75-76) 198 1-82 Sheila Strike 13 16 .448 1980-88 Sheila Strike-Bolla 167 71 .702 Most Free Thr ows Made, 37 vs. Eastern Oklahoma State Highest Field Goal Percentage, .529 (973-1841 , 82-83) 1982-83 Sheila Strike-Bolla/ Jim Bolla 24 4 .857 (12 -7-77) Most Free Throws Attempted, 928 (78-79) 1982-88 Jim Bolla 142 43 .768 1983-84 Sheila Strike-Bolla/ Jim Bolla 24 7 .774 Highest Free Throw Percentage, .950 (19 -20) vs. Pacific Most Free Throws Made, 565 (78-79) 1984-85 Sheila Strike-Bolla/ Jim Bolla 26 5 839 (1-30-88) Highest Free Throw Percentage, .7 11 (369-5 19, 82-83) 1985-86 Sheila Strike-Bolla/ Jim Bolla 22 M ost Points, 12 1 vs. Colorado (1 -9-76) Most Rebounds, 2237 (75-76) 9 709 1986-87 Sheila Strike-Bolla/ Jim Bolla Most Rebounds, 92 vs. Skagit Va lley CC (1-12-76) Highest Rebound Average, 69.9 (75 -76) 21 9 700 1987-88 Most Assists, 37 vs. Colorado (1-9-76) Most Personal Fouls, 674 (78-79) Sheila Strike-Bolla/ Jim Bolla 25 9 .735 Most Disqualifications, 4 7 (8 1-82) Composite Record 284 101 .738 SEASON Most Assists, 603 (75-76) Most Games Played, 34 (87-88) Most Wins, 27 (75-76) CAREER (1974-1988) Most Losses, 16 (8 1-82) Games Played, 385 Lady Rebels in Post-Season Fewest Wins, 8 (74 -75) Games Won, 284 Fewest Losses, 2 (77-78) Games Lost, I 0 I 1975-76 AIAW Regionals UNLV 85, Chico State 6 1 1984-85 PCAA Tournament UNLV 68, Hawaii 49 Best Win-Loss Percentage, .920 (23 -2, 77-78) Winning Percentage, .738 1975-76 AIAW Regionals CS Fullerton 67, UNLV 60 1984-85 PCAA Tournament UNLV 61, UC Irvine 60 Most Home Wins, 2 1 (78-79) Total Points, 29,84 1 1975-76 AIAW Regionals UCLA 97, UNLV 77 1984-85 NCAA Tournament San Diego State 70, UNLV 68 Most Home Losses, 8 (80-8 1) Scoring Average, 77.5 1975-76 NWIT UNLV 87, Indiana State 75 1975-76 NWIT Fewest Home Wins, 6 (74-75) Field Goals Attempted, 28,510 Wayland Baptist 68, UNLV 55 1985-86 PCAA Tournament UNLV 77, Pacific 70 1975-76 NWIT UNLV 8 1, Belmont 68 1985-86 Fewest Home Losses, 0 (75-76, 76-77, 77-78, 78-79) Field Goals Made, 12,581 PCAA Tournament UN LV 80, CS Fullerton 75 1985-86 PCAA Tournament Best Home Win-Loss Percentage, 1.000 (2 1-0, 78-79) Field Goal Percentage, .44 1 UNLV 99. CS Long Beach 89 1977-78 AIAW Regionals UNLV 86, San Jose State 55 1985-86 NCAA Tournament North Carolina 82 , UN LV 76 (14-0, 75-76); (12-0, 77-78) ; (8-0, 76-77) Free Throws Attempted, 8,798 1977-78 AIAW Regionals UNLV 87, Cal Poly-Pomona 83 Most Road Wins, II (84-85). (85-86) Free Throws Made, 5,73 1 1977-78 AIAW Regionals UCLA 100, UNLV 88 1986-87 PCAA Tournament UNLV 85, CS Fullerton 5 1 Most Road Losses, 6 (85-86) Free Throw Percentage, .65 1 1986-87 PCAA Tournament UNLV 86, Fresno State 69 Fewest Road Wins, 2 (74 -75, 78 -79, 80-8 1) Rebounds, 18,713 1978-79 AIAW Regionals UNLV 87, San Francisco State 78 1986-87 PCAA Tournament CS Long Beach 98, UNLV 57 Fewest Road Losses, 0 (77-78) Personal Fouls, 8,036 1978-79 AJAW Regionals CS Long Beach 81, UNLV 78 Best Road Win -Loss Percentage, 1.000 (6 -0, 77-78) Disqualifications, 3 13 I978 -79 AIAW Regionals USC 93, UNLV 79 1987-88 PCAA Tournament UNLV 62 , Hawaii 56 Assists, 5,992 1987-88 PCAA Tournament UNLV 6 I, CS Fullerton 56 1979-80 AJAW Regionais USC 78, UNLV 77 (OT) I987-88 PCAA Tournament Long Beach State 79, UNLV 58 1987-88 WN IT Illinois State 70, UNLV 69 1983-84 PCAA Tournament UNLV 90, UC Irvine 55 I987-88 WN IT South Alabama 88, UNLV 85 (OT) LADY REBEL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 1983-84 NCAA Tournament CS Long Beach 78, UNLV 58 I987-88 WN IT UNLV 84 , Montana State 80

GAME Personal Fouls - 11 3, Kathy LaVern 1984-85 Lady Rebel Seasonal Leaders Points - 44, Teresa Willis vs. Utah State, 12-16-78 Blocked Shots - 84, Pauline jordan, 1987-88 SCORING 1980-81 Kathie Calloway Field Goals - 18, Debra Waddy vs. Chico State, 1-2-76; 280 12.2 Year Name Points Average 1981-82 Kathie Calloway Misty Thomas vs. UC Santa Barbara, 1-17-85 CAREER 275 95 1982-83 Donya Monroe Field Goals Attempted - 36, Tina Glover vs. Brigham Points - 1892, Misty Thomas 1982-86 1974-75 Emma j ean Major 243 16.2 229 8.2 1983-84 Donya Monroe Yo ung, Field Goals - 710, Misty Thomas 1982-86 1975-76 Debra Waddy 766 25.3 264 8.5 1984-85 Angela Christian 2-27-79 Field Goals Attempted - 1495, Angela Christian, 1983-87 1976-77 Debra Waddy 339 18.8 221 7.1 1985-86 Donya Monroe Free Throws - I 4, Belinda Chandler vs. Drake, 1-5-78; Free Throws - 4 72 , Misty Thomas 1982-86 1977-78 Bejjnda Chandler 6 10 24.4 240 7.7 1986-87 Misty Thomas vs. Colorado, 12-29-84; San Diego Free Throws Attempted - 628, Misty Thomas 1982-86 1978-79 Teresa Willis 670 24.8 Angela Christian 308 10.3 1987-88 Pauline Jordan State 2-6-86 Assists - 658, Misty Thomas 1982-86 1979-80 Kathy Ricks 490 16.3 297 8.7 Free T hrows Attempted - 24, Teresa Willis vs. Cal Poly Rebounds - 926, Angela Christian, 1983-87 1980-81 Kathy Ricks 485 20.2 ASSISTS Pomona; 1-13-79 Games Played - 123, Angela Christian, 1983-87 1981-82 Penny Welsh 477 16.0 Year Free Throw Percentage - 1.000 (12-I2) , Karen Hall vs. 1982-83 Penny Welsh 517 19.9 Name Assists Average Youngstown State, II -27-87 1983-84 Rochelle Oliver 504 16.3 1974-75 Jackie Alford 44 2.9 Assists - 14, Sonia Lykes vs. Cameron University, 1-8-8 1; 1984-85 Misty Thomas 593 20.4 1975-76 Sheila Powell 174 5.6 Misty Thomas vs. Utah, 1-2 I -84; Pacific, 3-1-86 1985-86 Misty Thomas 481 18.5 1976-77 Donna Wick 53 3.0 Rebounds - 26, Kathie Calloway vs. Louisiana State, 1-16-8 1 1986-87 Angela Christian 619 20.6 1977-78 Anita Carter 87 35 1987-88 Pauline jordan 557 16.4 1978-79 Tina Glover 11 9 4.3 SEASON 1979-80 Anita Carter 79 2.4 Points - 766, Debra Waddy 1975-76 REBOUNDING 1980-81 Sonia Lykes 137 5.7 Field Goals - 332, Debra Waddy I975-76 Year Name Rebounds Average 198 1-82 Sonia Lykes 146 5.0 Field Goals Attempted - 642, Debra Waddy 1975-76 1974-75 Emma Jean Major 195 13.0 1982-83 Misty Thomas 147 5.3 Free Throws - 194, Teresa Wi llis 1978-79 1975-76 janice Fuller 431 13.9 1983-84 Misty Thomas 180 5.8 Free Thr ows Attempted - 304 Teresa Willis 1978-79 1976-77 Belinda Chandler 165 9.2 1984-85 Misty Thomas 178 6.1 Assists - 180, Misty Thomas 1983-84 1977-78 Belinda Chandler 343 13.7 1985-86 Misty Thomas 153 5.9 Rebounds - 431, Janice Fuller 1975-76 1978-79 Teresa Willis 322 11 .9 1986-87 Zi na Harris 156 5.2 1979-80 1987-88 Karen Hall 143 4.2 Games Played - 34, Karen Hall, Geannine Jordan, Pauline Misty Thomas Teresa Willis Jean Kinn 210 7.5 Jordan 1987-88 58 59 Career Scoring Leaders ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS NAME GAMES TP AVE I. Misty Thomas, 1982-86 114 1,892 16.6 2. Angela Christian, 1983-87 123 1,631 13.3 Kathy Acor, 81 -82, 82-83, 83-84 Gina Gonzales, 74 -75 Rhonda Penquite, 76-77 3. Donya Monroe, 1982-86 120 1,514 12.6 Jill Adamson , 74 -75, 75-76 Connie Gooch, 75-76 Cindy Perkins, 76-77, 77-78 4. Kathie Calloway, 1978-82 110 1,319 11.9 Toni Affeldti, 74 -75 Stacy Green, 82-83 Ida Perkins, 78 -79, 79-80 5. Debra Waddy, 1975-77 48 1,105 23.0 Yatska Aldarondo, 78 -79 Cindi Powell, 79-80, 80-81 6. Penny Welch, 1982-83 54 994 18.4 Kathie Calloway jackie Alford, 74 -75, 75-76 Karen Hall, 84-85, 85-86, 86-87, 87-88 Sheila Powell, 75-76, 76-77 7. Rochelle Oliver, 1982-84 59 989 16.8 Lori Arent, 82-83, 83-84 Sandra Hamilton, 78 -79, 79-80 Shelly Purdy, 78 -79 8. Kathy Ricks, 1979-81 54 975 18.1 Zina Harris, 84-85, 85-86, 86-87 9. Tina Glover, 1978-81 69 952 13.8 DeNise Ballenger, 87- 88 Priscilla Hobbs, 80-81 Beverly Rambicure, 75-76 I 0. Zina Harris, 1984-87 92 952 10.3 Charlotte Blair, 83-84, 84-85 Sherri Hudlow, 76-77, 77-78 Shelly Ray, 87-88 II. Sonia Lykes, 1979-83 97 950 9.8 Rosi Bratcher, 75-76 Kelli Reed, 78-79 12. Belinda Chandler, 1976-78 43 941 21.8 Denise Brooks, 84 -85, 85-86 Waynette James, 74 -75 Lisa Rhymer, 84-85 13. Teresa Willis, 1978-80 49 926 18.9 Renee Brown, 74 -75, 75-76 Sheri jennum, 81 -82 Kathy Ricks, 79-80, 80-81 14. Sandra Hamilton, 1978-80 58 847 14.6 Geannine Jordan, 86- 87, 87- 88 Debbie Rohlman, 80-81 15. Karen Hall, 1984-88 115 734 6.4 Kathie Calloway, 78-79, 79-80, 80-81 , 81 -82 Pauline Jordan, 87-88 16. Geannine Jordan, 1986- 64 643 10.1 Clara Campsey, 75-76 Valerie Juick, 81 -82 , 82-83 Lynn Sherow, 83-84 17. Pauline Jordan, 1987- 34 557 16.4 Belinda Chandler, 76-77, 77-78 Toni Sims, 85-86 18. Judy Thomas, 1979-82 79 536 6.8 Anita Carter, 76-77, 77-78, 79-80 Jean Kinn, 79-80 Chris Skinner, 77-78 19. Kim Crawford, 1985- 92 531 5.8 Angela Christian, 83-84, 84-85, 85-86, 86-87 Denese Skinner, 79-80 20. Li z Galloway, 1975-77 47 498 10.6 Paula Clear, 81-82, 82 -83, 83-84 Vicki Lander, 87-88 Linda Staley, 86-87, 87-88 Angela Christian Kim Crawford, 85-86, 86-87, 87-88 Kathy LaVern, 83-84, 84-85, 85-86 Kris Stiver, 84-85, 85-86 Shauna Crawley, 84-85 Kay Lemay, 74-75 Jackie Tefft, 82-83, 83-84, 84-85 Rene Czerwinski, 86-87, 87-88 Sonia Lykes, 79-80, 80-81, 81 -82, 82-83 Cynthia Thomas, 86-87, 87-88 Anita Lyons, 79-80 Career Rebounding Leaders Judy Thomas, 79 -80, 80-81 , 81 -82 Allison Dickson, 85-86 Tona Lytle, 74 -75, 75-76 NAME GAMES REBOUNDS AVE Misty Thomas, 82-83, 83-84, 84-85, 85-86 Diane Dickson, 85-86 I. Angela Christian, 1983-87 Diane Tillman, 76-77, 77-78 123 926 7.5 Gail Driscoll, 80-81 Emma jean Major, 74 -75, 75-76 Linda Tollefson, 74 -75 2. Donya Monroe, 1982-86 120 922 7.7 Saundra McPherson, 84-85 3. Kathie Calloway, 1978-82 110 917 8.3 Sandra Elliott, 81 -82 Li z Mello, 78-79, 80-81, 81 -82 Debra Waddy-Rossow, 75-76, 76-77 4. Misty Thomas, 1982-86 114 790 6.9 Kelly Ethier, 77-78 Sonia Modrano, 74 -75 Mildred Walker, 77-78 5. Janice Fuller, 1975-77 41 513 12.5 Patti Montgomery, 75-76 Cathy Watlet, 85-86, 86-87, 87-88 6. Teresa Willis, 1978-80 49 512 10.4 Jan ie Fincher, 77-78 Donya Monroe, 82-83, 83-84, 84-85, 85-86 Jennifer Webb, 81 -82, 82-83 7 Belinda Chandler, 1976-78 43 508 11.8 Diane Fuller, 75 -76, 77 -78 Cathy Welch, 78 -79, 79 -80 8. Zina Harris, 1984-87 92 487 5.3 Janice Fuller, 75-76, 76-77 Shari Netzel, 85-86, 86-87, 87- 88 Penny Welsh, 81 -82, 82-83 9. Karen Hall, 1984-88 115 431 3.8 Marcy Nino, 81-82 Donna Wick, 75-76, 76-77 10. Penny Welsh, 1981 -83 54 427 7.9 Donya Monroe Tara Garlepp, 82-83, 83-84 Melanie Williams, 86-87 II. Geannine Jordan, 1986- 64 403 6.3 Liz Galloway, 75-76, 76-77 Paula Odnoha, 78-79 Teresa Willis, 78-79, 79-80 12. Kathy Ricks, 1979-81 54 391 7.2 Lyn Gehrke, 75-76 Rochelle Oliver, 82-83, 83-84 13. Debra Waddy, 1975-77 48 385 8.0 Tina Glover, 78 -79, 79 -80, 80-81 Pam Parham, 76-77 Bold indicates active players. 14. Liz Galloway, 1975-77 47 383 8.1 15. Judy Thomas, 1979-82 79 343 4.3 16. Donna Wick, 1975-77 49 327 6.7 17. Pauline Jordan, 1987- 34 297 3.2 18. Sandra Hamilton, 1978-80 58 296 5.1 19. Kim Crawford, 1985- 92 296 8.7 20. Rochelle Oliver, 1982-84 59 281 4.8

Career Leaders Rochelle Oliver NAME GAMES ASSISTS AVE I. Misty Thomas, 1982-86 114 658 5.8 2. Karen Hall, 1984-88 115 375 3.3 3. Zina Harris, 1984-87 92 374 5.0 4. Sonia Lykes, 1979-83 97 371 3.8 5. Rochelle Oliver, 1982-84 59 292 5.0 6. Tina Glover, 1978-81 69 286 4.1 7. Anita Carter, 1976-80 100 262 2.6 8. Sheila Powell, 1975-77 41 226 5.5 9. Sandra Hamilton, 1978-80 58 151 2.6 I 0. Donya Monroe, 1982-86 120 149 1.2 II. Donna Wick, 1975-77 49 143 2.9 12. Teresa Willis, 1978-80 49 133 2.7 13. Penny Welsh, 1981-83 54 139 2.6 Debra Waddy Angela Christian, 1983-87 123 139 1.1 15. Kathy Ricks, 1979 81 54 119 2.2 16. Judy Thomas, 1979-82 79 112 1.4 17. Kim Crawford, 1985- 92 Ill 1.2 18. Jackie Alford, 1974-76 44 104 2.4 1988-89 UNLV Songleader s (Left to right}: Dena Shope, Joi Hammond, Reese Hammond, Traci Traasdahl, Liz Galloway, 1975-77 47 104 2.2 K.K. Stupp, Judy Bayley, Karmen Phelan and Leslie Coco. 20. Linda Staley, 1986- 64 103 1.6 61 60 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR

84 at Hawaii 78 1984- 85 1986-87 1974-75 1977-78 110 BAYLOR' 64 67 at Hawaii 68 Overall: 26- 5 Big West 8 -0 Overall: 21-9 Big West: 13- 5 Record: 8 - 7 Record: 23-2 83 SEATTLE' 63 68 PEPPERDINE 70 (Home 12-4, Away 12- 1, Neutral 2-0) (Home 11 - 3, Away 8 - 5, Neutral 2-1) (Home 6 - 4, Away 2 -3) (Home 14-0 , Away 6 - 1, Neutral 3 - 1) 97 HAWAII 61 55 at Wyoming 67 UNLV OPPONENT Opp. UNLV OPPONENT Opp. 1 UNLV Opponent Opp. UNLV Opponents Opp. 101 HAWAII 69 Las Vegas Round Robin Tournament 78 at Northern Arizona 56 74 SOUTHERN METHODIST' 58 69 ARIZONA STATE 33 94 NEW MEXICO 74 93 at California 88 ' UCLA Nike Tournament 58 Texas A&M 1 51 54 STANFORD' 68 3 103 DIXIE )C 29 96 NEW MEXICO 78 53 at San Francisco 58 UNLV Desert Classic 74 at California' 70 72 at San Francisco 6 I 54 at UC Santa Barbara 47 I 03 EASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE 68 87 TEXAS-EL PASO 56 82 LOUISIANA STATE 76 57 at California 64 72 UC RIVERSIDE 37 Ill UTAHSTATE 71 80 DELTA STATE 69 77 CAL STATE FULLERTON' 66 62 MISSISSIPPI STATE' 44 71 NEW MEXICO 64 103 UTAH 70 67 at San Diego State 75 1982-83 64 TEXAS' 95 70 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN' 74 44 RHODE ISLAND 55 89 TEMPLE JC 70 82 at Cal State Fullerton 68 Record: 24-4 58 OHIO STATE 72 83 SOUTHERN UTAH STATE 50 74 NEVADA-RENO (3 OT) 63 95 TEMPLE JC 84 63 at Louisiana Tech 74 (Home 17-1, Away 7 - 3) 77 at Colorado 60 80 NORTHERN ARIZONA 59 63 at Utah State 70 93 CAL STATE FULLERTON' 69 85 at New Orleans 49 UNLV Opponent Opp. 60 at Colorado State 50 79 CAL STATE FU LLERTON* 68 64 at Utah 70 101 DRAKE' 86 69 TENNESSEE TECH' 83 77 FRESNO STATE 60 71 CREIGHTON' 69 84 CAL STATE LONG BEACH * 117 58 at Brigham Young 55 96 WILLIAM PENN' 80 70 NEW MEXICO STATE' 55 96 at Nevada-Reno 55 67 PENN STATE' 71 60 at Hawaii • 71 63 at Arizona 96 106 ARIZONA STATE 80 8 7 at Hawaii 69 66 at Cal State Fullerton 75 63 WEST TEXAS STATE 50 53 at Hawaii* 60 33 UCLA 99 I 03 COLORADO 39 73 at Hawaii 64 62 at Cal Poly Pomona 76 75 DETROIT 53 72 at San jose State* 42 70 CAL STATE LONG BEACH 80 113 KANSAS STATE 84 66 WYOM ING 46 87 US INTERNATIONAL 43 74 OKLAHOMA STATE 58 85 at Pacific* 71 57 usc 87 I I 0 at Weber State 92 77 USC (OT)' 78 96 IDAHO STATE 61 71 NEVADA-RENO 49 7 1 at Fresno State* 75 70 PALOMAR COLLEGE 45 88 at Utah State 71 ' UNLV/ Nike Tournament of Champions 86 TEXAS A&M 62 86 at UC Sa nta Barbara* 46 62 UC SANTA BARBARA* 31 62 at Kansas State' 89 ' Las Vegas Round Robin Tournament 62 at Arizona State 83 81 at Utah State 48 85 SAN DIEGO STATE* 52 I 07 Baylor' 82 3UNLV Desert Classic 69 at Stanford 68 71 at Utah 77 74 at Nevada-Reno 69 1975-76 92 at Nebraska 74 ' AlA w Regionals 70 at California 6 1 67 FAIRFIELD 45 72 at UC Santa Barbara* 46 Record: 26-5 86 at Cal State Fullerton 76 87 HAWAII 69 75 PACIFIC* 50 61 at Cal State Fullerton • 54 63 at San Diego State* 58 (Home 13-0 , Away 8 - 1, Neutral 5 - 4) 90 BRIGHAM YOUNG 73 104 WEST TEXAS STATE' 64 80 LOUISIANA TECH 77 79 UC IRVINE* 60 UNLV Opponent Opp. 79 at Pepperdine 66 1980-81 88 NEW MEXICO STATE' 54 95 at Pacific* 64 83 FRESNO STATE* 66 108 NORTHERN AR IZONA 20 86 at San Francisco State 69 Record: 12- 12 93 WASHINGTON STATE' 65 85 at Nevada-Reno 49 63 at Cal Sta te Long Beach* 86 I 02 Northern Colorado' 48 86 San Jose State' 55 (Home 10- 8 , Away 2 -4) 85 CAMERON 56 76 at UC Irvine* 59 98 UC SANTA BARBARA * 70 59 at UC Irvine* 57 72 at Utah' 61 8 7 Cal Poly Pomona' 83 72 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 58 3 78 UC IRVINE* 65 88 SAN JOSE STATE* 41 104 UTAH STATE 55 88 UCLA 100 UNLV Opponents Opp. 77 at Creighto n (OT) 72 88 at Hawaii* 66 97 PACIFIC* 63 II I WEBER STATE 70 'UNLV/ Nike Tournament of Champions 92 EASTERN WASHINGTON 8 1 94 at Nebraska 86 2)ay hawk Classic 59 at Nebraska-Omaha 56 63 at Hawaii* 59 85 Cal State Fullerton> 51 103 Hawaii' 49 SAN DIEGO 89 59 86 Fresno State' 69 83 at Chico State' 73 ' AlA W Regionals 58 LOUISIANA TECH 79 68 Hawaii' 49 85 OKLAHOMA 96 57 Cal State Long Beach' 98 75 Cal State Long Beach' 83 77 SAN DIEGO' 59 61 at UC Irvine' 60 61 SAN DIEGO STATE 70 *Big West game 121 at Colorado 48 93 MISSISSIPPI' 86 68 SAN DIEGO STATE' 70 76 SAN FRANCISCO STATE' 70 ' UNLV/7-Up Desert Classic 87 at Northern Colorado 53 1978-79 91 at Northern Arizona 63 * Big West Game 98 CAMERON' 82 2UNLV/ Bud Light Tournament 119 SKAGIT VALLEY CC 26 Record: 24-4 99 UTAH STATE 77 'Golden Bear Classic 92 NEW ORLEANS' 88 ' UNLV/7-UP Desert Classic ' Big West Tournament 95 SKAGIT VALLEY CC 38 (Home 21 -0, Away 2 - 2, Neutral 1-2) 86 FLORIDA INTERN ATIONAL 75 68 at Utah 78 3 UNLV / Budweiser Tournament 82 at USC 53 UNLV Opponents Opp. 89 SOUTHERN METHODIST 45 80 at UCLA 84 I 04 NEW MEXICO STATE 72 97 at Utah State 90 I 02 NORTHERN ARIZONA 40 ' Big West Tournament 5 I 16 SOUTHERN UTAH STATE 36 I 06 ARIZONA 63 85 at Brigham Young 98 91 OKLAHOMA CITY 62 NCAA Tournament 72 UTAH 65 96 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 61 108 LOUISIANA STATE (20n 110 'UNLV/ Budweiser Round Robin Tournament 1987-88 82 ARIZONA STATE 28 107 ARIZONA STATE 72 69 HAWAII 52 ' UNLV/7Up Desert Classic Overall: 25- 9 Big West: 14-4 117 ARIZONA 51 81 MONTCLAIR STATE' 75 78 SOUTHERN METHODIST 6 1 1985-86 (Home 14- 1, Road 6-4, Neutral 5-4) 88 at Nevada-Reno 51 77 MARYLAND' 70 59 at San Diego State 78 Overall: 22-9 Big West: I 1- 3 UNLV Opponent Opp. 84 UTAH STATE 52 I 19 UTAH STATE 95 79 at San Diego 66 1983-84 (Home: 11-3; Away: 7-6; Neutral: 4 -0) 74 YOUNGSTOWN STATE' 52 I 07 at BYU -Hawaii 16 90 SAN FRANCISCO STATE 52 73 LOUISIANA TECH 97 Overall: 24- 7 Big west: 4-0 UNLV OPPONENT Opp. 73 PITTSBURGH ' 66 80 NEVADA-RENO 65 96 at Hawaii 30 87 TEXAS A&M 65 75 NEW MEXICO' 69 (Home 17-2 , Away 5-3, Neutral 2 - 2) 79 Northern Iowa' 65 92 at Arizona State' (OT) 88 74 at Louisiana State 70 ~ u~ ~ 98 TEXAS A&M 63 85 CALIFORNIA' 95 UNLV Opponent Opp. 95 CALIFORNIA 63 77 SOUTH CAROLINA 62 63 at Louisiana Tech 9 1 99 KANSAS 84 80 NW MISSOURI STATE' 40 83 CAL POLY SLO 85 I 16 SANTA BARBARA 58 88 NORTHERN OKLAHOMA' 65 92 UC SANTA BARBARA* 50 69 at Northern Arizona 63 68 TEXAS-EL PASO' 38 45 at Cal State Long Beach 83 85 Chico State' 61 93 TEMPLE )C2 87 72 BAYLOR 66 89 MONTANA STATE' 59 79 IDAHO' 54 68 SAN FRANCISCO 69 60 Cal State Fullerton' 67 93 UTAH 85 80 STANFORD 55 80 ARIZONA STATE' 67 73 at UC Santa Barbara* 58 60 NEW MEXICO STATE 57 77 UCLA3 97 91 NEW MEXICO 81 78 HOUSTON 57 74 at San Jose State 33 64 at UC Irvine* 68 83 NORTHERN ARIZONA 59 87 Indiana State• 75 94 CAL POLY POMONA 82 65 SAN JOSE STATE 47 59 at Stanford 62 93 FRESNO STATE* 66 55 Wayland Baptist' 68 98 BRIGHAM YOUNG 90 85 CAL STATE LONG BEACH 97 86 DRAKE 66 74 at Ohio State 87 87 SAN JOSE STATE* 40 8 I Belmont' 68 78 SAN DIEGO STATE 58 ' Las Vegas Round Robin Tournament 59 TEXAS TECH 63 54 at Indiana 62 84 HAWAII* 79 'Utah Holiday Classic 87 CAL STATE FULLERTON 79 2UNLV/7-Up Desert Classic 79 NEW MEXICO' 39 64 CALIFORNIA' 6 7 78 HAWAII* 68 ' Chico State Tournament 107 PEPPERDINE (OT) 97 70 ARIZONA STATE' 72 63 KANSAS STATE' 66 74 LONG BEACH STATE* 100 ' AlA W Regionals 77 at New Mexico 69 68 ARKANSAS' 62 85 UTAH STATE 53 63 at San Diego State* 69 'NWIT Tournament 80 at Cal State Fullerton 72 1981-82 67 COLORADO 4 1 73 at Cal State Long Beach* 90 67 at Ca l State Fullerton* 60 81 at Utah 95 Record: 13- 16 94 at UC Santa Barbara* 52 71 at UC Santa Barbara* 44 73 PACIFIC * 57 I 13 at San Jose State * 42 94 at Brigham Young (On 103 (Home 11-7, Away 2 - 8, Neutral 0-1) 6 7 at Fresno State 58 76 HAWAII* 61 69 at Fresno State* 61 1976-77 96 KANSAS 81 UNLV Opponent Opp. 77 BRIGHAM YOUNG 72 72 HAWAII* 58 79 at Pacific* 63 Record: 14-4 86 San Francisco Stat& 78 87 WESTERN STATE 56 90 UTAH 64 77 at Cal State Fullerton* 66 78 at Long Beach State* 82 (Home 8-0, Away 6-4) 78 Cal State Long Beach' 8 1 73 CAL POLY POMONA 54 71 at Louisiana State 100 71 at San Diego State* 77 90 CAL STATE FULLERTON* 48 79 USC' 93 76 SAN DIEGO 60 60 at Louisiana Tech 90 102 SAN DIEGO STATE* 75 1 67 SAN DIEGO STATE* 62 UNLV Opponent Opp. UNLV/ Nike Tournament of Champions 6 1 PACIFIC CHRISTIAN 51 76 UC IRVINE*' 45 89 at Pacific* 63 65 Baylor' 47 92 IMMACULATA' 85 ' Las Vegas Round Robin Tournament 71 at New Mexico 81 82 GEORGE WASHINGTON' 58 74 UC IRVINE* 59 3 78 CAL STATE LONG BEACH* 85 68 Arkansas State' 65 82 DELTA STATE' 76 AIAW Regionals 78 at New Mexico State 80 84 at Brigham Young 89 66 at UC Irvine* 6 1 97 South Carolina' (OT) 98 II 0 UTAH STATE 49 77 UC IRVINE 54 I 16 at Utah State 68 74 UC SANTA BARBARA* 49 62 UC IRVINE* 54 92 UC SANTA BARBARA 38 67 ARIZONA STATE 82 73 at San Diego 52 69 CAL STATE FULLERTON* 59 71 UC SANTA BARBARA* 47 71 at Kansas State 73 1979-80 80 SAN JOSE STATE 7 1 53 at UC-Irvine* 39 I 06 PACIFIC * 61 62 Hawaii' 56 I 08 PEPPERDINE 53 Record: 22-8 72 NEBRASKA 64 70 Georgia State' 57 3 61 Cal State Fullerton• 55 89 Utah' 44 (Home 15- 3, Away 7-4, Neutral 0 - 1) 80 ARIZONA 56 81 Idaho' 63 77 Paci fie' 70 3 58 Long Beach State• 79 68 Cal State Fullerton' 70 90 SIMON-FRAZIER ' 44 60 Texas' 82 80 Cal State Fu llerton• 75 69 Illinois State5 70 96 NEBRASKA 72 UNLV Oponents Opp. 76 NEW ORLEANS' 74 96 NORTHERN ARIZONA 49 99 Cal State Long Beach• 89 85 South Alabama• (OT) 88 I 05 UTAH STATE 75 73 at New Mex ico State 58 61 CALIFORNIA' 66 84 SOUTHERN METHODIST 61 76 at North Carolina• 82 *Big West game 84 Montana State5 80 116 WEBER STATE 74 71 at Oklahoma 51 84 CAMERON 71 90 UC-IRVINE' 55 5 'Arizona State Dial Classic * Big West game 80 Texas Sou thern' 64 90 SAN DIEGO STATE 67 7 1 LOUISIANA STATE 91 58 cal State Long Beach 78 ' UNLV/7-Up Desert Classic ' UNLV/7-Up Desert Classic I 08 Texas A&M3 92 77 HOUSTON 56 76 at San Diego 58 *Big West Game 3 UNLV/ Bud Light Tournament ' UNLV / Spuds MacKenzie Bud Light Tournament 91 Louisiana State' 92 I 06 CAL STATE FULLERTON 79 60 at UCLA' 84 'UNLV/ Budweiser Round Robin Tournament ' Big West Tournament ' Northern Lights Invitational 81 Texas' 87 89 UTAH 57 57 Oregon State' 95 ' UNLV/7-Up Desert Classic 5 ' Big West Tournament 72 at New Mexico 53 72 at New Mexico 83 76 at Delta State 97 'Northern Lights Invitational NCAA Tournament 5 Women's National Invitational Tournament 93 at New Mexico 54 I 02 CALIFORNIA 79 55 at Louisiana State 85 'Big West Championship Game 88 at Arizona State 57 6 1 LOUISIANA TECH 1 73 60 at New Orleans 87 ' NCAA West Regional Game 'UNLV/ Nike Tournament of Champions 64 TENNESSEE ' 84 73 SOUTHERN METHODIST' 83 ' BYU Cougar Classic 97 OAKLAND' 79 68 SAN FRANCISCO' 75 ·' Houston Classic 86 UTAH STATE' 64 75 BRIGHAM YOUNG 98 62 63 ALL-TIME SERIES HISTORY . ALL TIME SERIES HISTORY ARIZONA STATE 1987-88 - 67-60 1979-80 - 101 -59 1982-8.3 - 58-79 NORTHERN IOWA UNLV leads series, 6-.3 1987-88 - 90-48 1979-80 - 87-69 198.3-84 - 60-90 UNLV leads sereis 1-0 1974 -75 - 69-.3.3 1987-88 - 6 1-55 1979-80 - 7.3-64 1984-85 - 80-77 1985-86 - 79-65 1975-76- 82 -28 1980-8 1 - 69-52 1987-88 - 6.3 -91 SAN DIEGO STATE 1975-76 - 11 9-26 TENNESSEE 1974 -75 - 3.3 -99 1976-77 - 105-75 1976-77- 106-80 CAL STATE-NORTHRIDGE 1981 -82 - 84-78 NORTHERN OKLAHOMA )C Series tied 6-6 1975-76 - 95-.38 UT leads series, 1-0 1975-76 - 80-84 1977-78 - 111 -7 1 1978-79 - 107-72 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1981 -82 - 68-67 MARYLAND UNLV leads series, 1-0 1978-79 - 78-58 1979-80 - 64-84 1975-76 - 77 -97 1977-78 - 88-71 1980-81 - 67-82 1978-79 - 96-6 1 1982-8.3 - 87-69 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1978-79 - 88-65 1979-80 - 90-6 7 SOUTH ALABAMA 1977-78- 88-100 1978-79 - 119-95 1982-8.3 - 62-8.3 1984-85 - 88-66 1978-79 - 77-70 1979-80 - 67-75 USA leads series, 1-0 TENNESSEE TECH 1981-82 - 60-84 1979-80 - 86-64 198.3-84 - 70-72 CAMERON 1984-85 - 6.3 -59 NW MISSOURI STATE 1980-8 1 - 6 1-70 1987-88 - 85-88 (OT) Tech leads series, 2-0 1980-81 - 97-90 1985-86 - 92-88 (OT) UNLV leads series, .3 -0 1984-85 - 68-49 M ISSISSIPPI UNLV leads series, 1-0 1980-81 - 59-79 1979-80 - 69-8.3 U.C RIVERSIDE 1982-83 - 99-77 1985-86 - 80-67 1980-8 1 - 98-82 1985-86 - 76-61 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1978-79 - 80-50 1984-85 - 68-70 SOUTH CAROLINA 198.3 -84 - 59-6.3 UNLV leads series, 1-0 198.3-84 - 116-68 1981 -82 - 84-71 1985-86 - 72-58 1982-8.3 - 9.3 -86 1985-86 - 71 -77 Series tied 1-1 1974-75 - 72-.37 1984-85 - 81-48 ARIZONA 1982-8.3 - 85-.36 1986-87 - 60-7 1 OAKLAND 1985-86 - 102-75 1985-86 - 77-62 TEXAS 1985-86 - 85-5.3 U NLV leads series, .3- 1 1986-87- 5.3 -60 MISSISSIPPI STATE UNLV leads series, 1-0 1986-87 - 85-52 1987-88 - 97-98 (OT) Texas leads series, .3-0 U.C SANTA BARBARA 1974-75 - 6.3-96 CHICO STATE 1987-88 - 84-79 UNLV leads series 1-0 1979-80 - 97-79 1986-87- 6.3-58 1976-77 - 8 1-87 UNLV leads series, 13-0 WAS HI NGTON STATE 1975-76- 11 7-5 1 UNLV leads series, 2-0 1987-88 - 78-68 1986-87 - 62 -44 1987-88 - 6.3 -69 usc 198.3-84 - 60-82 1974-75 - 54-47 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1978-79 - I 06-6.3 1975-76 - 8.3 -7.3 1987-88 - 62 -56 OHIO STATE 1987-88 - 67-62 USC leads series, .3 -2 1984-85 - 64 -95 1975-76- 11 6-58 1982-8.3 - 9.3-65 1980-8 1 - 80-56 1975-76 - 85-6 1 MONTANA STATE OSU leads series 2-0 1974-75 - 57-87 1976-77 - 92-.38 HOUSTON UNLV leads series, 2-0 1984-85 - 58-72 SAN FRANCISCO 1975-76 - 82-5.3 TEXAS A & M 198.3-84 - 92-50 WAYLAND BAPTIST ARKANSAS COLORADO STATE UNLV leads series, 2-0 1985-86 - 80-59 1985-86 - 74 -87 Series tied 2-2 1975-76 - 82-5.3 UNLV leads series, 5-0 198.3-84 - 94-52 WB leads series, 1-0 UNLV leads series, 1-0 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1979-80 - 77 -_56 1987-88 - 84-80 1979-80 - 5.3 -58 1978-79 - 79-9.3 1976-77 - 108-92 1984-85 - 86-46 1975-76 - 55-68 198.3-84 - 68-62 1984-85 - 60-50 198.3 -84 - 78 -5 7 OKLAHOMA 1980-81 - 76-57 1979-80- 77-78 OT 1978-79 - 87-65 1984-85 - 98-70 NEBRASKA Series tied 1-1 1981 -82 - 68-75 1978-79 - 98-63 1985-86 - 71-44 WEBER STATE ARKANSAS STATE COLORADO IDAHO STATE UNLV leads series, 4-0 1979-80 - 71-51 1986-87 - 72-61 SOUTHERN METHODIST 1982-8.3 - 86-62 1985-86 - 74 -49 UNLV leads series, .3-0 UNLV leads series, 1-0 UNLV leads series, 4-0 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1976-77 - 96-72 1980-8 1 - 85-96 UNLV leads series, 4-1 1984-85 - 58-51 1986-87 - 62-.31 1975-76 - 111 -70 1987-88 - 68-65 1975-76 - 12 1-48 1982-8.3 - 96-6 1 1977-78- 92-74 SAN FRANCISCO STATE 1980-81 - 78-61 1986-87 - 72-46 1976-77 - 11 6-74 1977-78 - 10.3-.39 1981-82 - 72 -64 OKLAHOMA CITY UNLV leads ser ies, 4-0 1981 -82- 7.3 -8.3 TEXAS-EL PASO 1987-88 - 7.3 -58 1977-78 - 11 0-92 BAYLOR 198.3 -84- 67-4 1 IDAHO 1982-8.3 - 94-86 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1977-78 - 86-69 1982-8.3 - 89-45 UNLV leads series, 2-0 1987-88 - 71 -47 UNLV leads series, 4-0 1984-85- 77-60 UNLV leads series, 2-0 1982-8.3 - 91 -62 1978-79 - 90-52 198.3-84 - 84-61 1979-80 - 87-56 WESTERN STATE 1977-78 - 107-82 198.3-84 - 8 1-6.3 NEBRASKA-OMAHA, 1978-79 - 86-78 1986-87 - 74 -58 1987-88 - 68-.38 US INTERNATIONAL UNLV leads series, 1-0 1979-80 - II 0-64 CREIGHTON 1987-88 - 79-54 UNLV leads series, 1-0 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST 1980-81 - 76-57 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1981-82 - 87-56 198.3-84 - 72-66 UNLV leads series, 2-0 1982-8.3 - 59-56 UNLV leads series, 1-0 SOUTHERN UTAH STATE TEXAS SOUTHERN 1982-83 - 87-4.3 'I ' 1987-88- 65-47 1982-8.3 - 77-72 (OT) ILLINOIS STATE 1982-8.3 - 72 -58 SAN JOSE STATE UNLV leads series, 2-0 UNLV leads series, 1-0 WEST TEXAS STATE 1984-85 - 71 -69 ISU leads series, 1-0 NEVADA-RENO UNLV leads series, 8-0 1975-76 - 116-.36 1976-77 - 80-64 UTAH UNLV leads series, 2-0 BELMONT 1987-88 - 97-98 UN LV leads series, 7-0 OKLAHOMA STATE 1977-78 - 86-55 1986-87 - 8.3 -50 UNLV leads series, 7-4 1982-8.3 - 104-64 UNLV leads series, 1-0 DELTA STATE 1974 -75 - 74 -6.3 (.30T) UNLV leads series 1-0 1981 -82- 80-71 UC IRVINE 1974-75 - 64-70 1984-85 - 6.3-50 1975-76 - 8 1-68 UNLV leads series, 2-1 IMMACULATA COLLEGE 1975-76 - 88-5 1 1984-85 - 74 -58 198.3-84 - 65-4 7 STANFORD UNLV leads series 12-1 1975-76 - 72-61 1976-77 - 82-76 UN LV leads series, 1-0 1982-8.3 - 96-55 1985-86 - 74 -.33 Series tied 2-2 1981-82 - 77-54 1975-76 - 72 -65 WILLIAM PENN COLLEGE BRJGHAM YOUNG 1979-80 - 80-69 1976-77 - 92-85 1984-85 - 71-49 OREGON STATE 1986-87 - 72 -42 1982-8.3 - 69-68 198.3-84 - 76-45 1976-77 - 89-44 UNLV leads series, 1-0 Series tied 4-4 1981 -82 - 76-97 1984-85 - 85-49 OSU leads series 1-0 1986-87 - 97-63 198.3-84 - 80-55 198.3-84 - 5.3-39 1976-77 - 10.3-70 1977-78 - 98-80 1974-75 - 58-55 INDIANA STATE 1986-87 - 74 -69 198 1-82 - 57-95 1987-88- 87-40 1985-86 - 59-62 1983-84 - 90-55 1978-79 - 93-85 1977-78 - 90-73 DETROIT UNLV leads series, 1-0 1987-88 - 80-65 1987-88 - 11 .3 -42 1986-87 - 54-68 1984-85 - 76-59 1978-79 - 81-95 WYOMING 1978-79 - 98-90 UNLV leads series 1-0 1975-76 - 87-75 PACIFIC 1984-85 - 78-65 1979-80 - 89-57 Series tied, 1-1 1978-79 - 94- 10.3 OT 1984-85 - 75-5.3 NEW MEXICO UN LV leads series 9-0 SEATTLE STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 1984-85 - 61 -60 1980-8 1 - 68-78 1979-80 - 66-46 1980-81 - 85-98 INDIANA UNLV leads series, 10-2 1984-85 - 75-50 UNLV leads series, 1-0 SFA leads series 1-0 1985-86 - 74 -59 198.3-84 - 90-64 1981 -82 - 55-67 1981-82 - 75-89 DIXIE JUNIOR COLLEGE IU leads 1-0 1974-75 - 71 -64 1984-85 - 95-64 1979-80 - 8.3-6.3 1986-87 - 70-74 1985-86- 6661 1984-85 - 71-77 198.3-84 - 77-72 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1985-86 - 54-62 1976-77 - 72-5.3 1985-86 - 89-6.3 1986-87 - 79-60 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 198.3-84 - 84-89 1974-75 - 10.3 -29 1976-77 - 9.3-54 1985-86 - 106-6 1 SIMON FRAZIER TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE 1986-87 - 59-57 UTAH STATE UNLV leads series, 1-0 KANSAS STATE 1977-78 - 94-74 1985-86 - 77 -70 UNLV leads series, 1-0 UNLV leads series, .3 -0 1987-88 - 64-68 UNLV leads series, 1.3 -1 1987-88 - 74 -52 BYU -HAWA II DRAKE KSU leads series, .3 -1 1977-78 - 96-78 1986-87 - 85-71 1981-82 - 90-44 1976-77 - 89-70 1987-88 - 62 -54 1974-75 - 63-70 UNLV leads series, 1-0 UNLV leads series, 2-0 1976-77 - 71 -7.3 1978-79 - 91 -8 1 1986-87 - 97-6.3 1976-77 - 95-84 1975-76 - 104-55 1975-76 - 107-16 1977-78 - 101 -86 1977-78 - 11.3-84 1978-79- 77-69 1987-88 - 7.3 -57 SKAGIT VALLEY CC 1978-79 - 9.3-87 UCLA 1975-76 - 84 -52 198.3-84 - 86-66 1977-78 - 62-89 1979-80 - 72 -8.3 1987-88 - 79-6.3 UNLV leads series, 2-0 UCLA leads series, 5-0 1976-77 - 110-49 CALIFORNIA 1985-86 - 63-66 1979-80 - 70-55 UNLV leads series, 5-4 E OKLAHOMA STATE 1980-8 1 - 75-69 PACIFIC CHRISTIAN 1979-80 - 102-79 UNLV leads series, 1-0 KANSAS 1981 -82 - 71-8 1 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1979-80 - 9.3-88 1977-78 - 10.3 -68 UNLV leads series, 2-0 1983-84 - 79-.39 198 1-82 - 61 -5 1 100 PLUS CLUB 1980-81 - 85-95 1975-76 - 99-84 1981 -82- 6 1-66 EASTERN WASH INGTON 1978-79 - 96-81 NEW MEXICO STATE PALOMAR COLLEGE UNLV 121. Colorado 48 (1975-76) UNLV 107, Baylor 82 (1977-78) 1982-83 - 70-61 UNLV leads series, 1-0 UNLV leads series, 4- 1 UNLV leads series, 1-0 UNLV 119, Utah State 95 (1978-79) UNLV 107, BYU -Hawaii 16 (1975-76) 198.3-84 - 95-6.3 1980-8 1 - 92-8 1 LONG BEACH STATE 1978-79 - 104 -72 1974-75 - 70-45 1984-85 - 74-70 LBSU leads series, 14 -1 1979-80 - 7.3-58 UNLV 119, Skagit Valley CC 26 (1975-76) UNLV I 06, Cal State Fullerton 79 (1979-80) 1985-86 - 64-67 FA IRFIELD 1974-75 - 70-80 1980-81 - 60-57 PENN STATE UNLV 117, Arizona 51 (1975-76) UNLV 106, Arizona 63 (1978-79) 1986-87 - 57-64 UNLV leads series 1-0 1975-76 - 75-83 1981 -82 - 78-80 PSU leads series 1-0 1984-85- 67-45 1978-79 - 75-81 1982-8.3 - 88-54 1984-85 - 67-7 1 UNLV 116, Southern Utah State 36 (1975-76) UNLV 106, Arizona State 80 (1977-78) CAL POLY-POMONA 1980-81 - 45-8.3 UNLV 116, Weber State 74 (1976-77) UNLV 106, Pacific 61 (1985-86) UNLV leads series, .3- 1 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 1980-81 - 85-97 NEW ORLEANS PEPPERDINE 1977-78 - 87-8.3 UNLV leads series, 1-0 198.3 -84 - 58-78 UNLV leads series, .3 -1 UNLV leads series, .3 -1 UNLV 116, UC Santa Barbara 58 (1975-76) UNLV 105, Utah State 75 (1976-77) 1978-79 - 94-82 1982-8.3- 86-75 1985-86 - 7.3-90 1979-80 - 85-49 1976-77 - 108-5.3 UNLV 116, Utah State 68 (1983-84) UNLV 104, New Mexico State 72 (1978-79) 1981-82 - 7.3 -54 1985-86 - 78-85 1980-8 1 - 92-88 1977-78 - 79-66 1981 -82 - 62 -76 FRESNO STATE 1985-86 - 99-89 1981 -82 - 76-74 1978-79- 107-97 OT UNLV 113, San Jose State 42 (1987-88) UNLV 104, Utah State 55 (1976-77) UNLV leads series, 6- 1 1986-87 - 84- 11 7 1981 -82 - 60-87 1981-82 - 68-70 UNLV 113, Kansas State 84 (1977-78) UNLV 104, West Texas State 64 (1982-83) CAL-POLY-SLO 1982-8.3 - 77-60 1986-87 - 6.3-86 Cal Poly leads series, 1-0 198.3-84 - 67-58 1986-87 - 57-98 NORTH CAROLINA PITTSBURGH UNLV Ill, Utah State 71 (1977-78) UNLV 103, Dixie Junior College 29 (1974 -7 5) 1980-81 - 8.3-85 1986-87 - 71 -75 1987-88 - 74-100 UNC leads sereis 1-0 UNLV leads series, 1-0 UNLV Ill, Weber State 70 (1975-76) UNLV 103, Hawaii 49 (1975-76) 1986-87 - 8.3-66 1987-88 - 78-82 1985-86 - 76-82 1987-88 - 7.3 -66 II CAL STATE-FULLERTON 1986-87 - 86-69 1987-88 - 58-79 UN LV 0, Baylor 64 ( 1979-80) UNLV 103, Eastern Okla. State 68 (1977-78) UNLV leads series, 15-.3 1987-88 - 93-66 NORTHERN ARIZONA RHODE ISLAND UNLV 110, Weber State 92 (1977-78) UNLV 103, Utah 70 (1977-78) 1975-76 - 60-67 1987-88 - 69-6 1 LOUISIANA STATE UNLV leads series, 8-0 Rl leads series, 1-0 UNLV 110, Utah State 49 (1976-77) UNLV 103, Colorado 39 (1977-78) 1976-77 - 68-70 LSU leads series, 5-2 1975-76- 108-20 1974-75- 44-55 1977-78 - 93-69 GEORGE WASH INGTON 1976-77 - 9 1-92 1980-81 - 8.3 -59 UNLV 108, Louisiana State 110 (2ot) (1980-81) UNLV 102, california 79 (1979-80) 1977-78- 86-76 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1980-81 - 108- 110 (20T) 1982-8.3 - 91 -6.3 SAN DIEGO UNLV 108, Texas A & M 92 (1976-77) UNLV 102, Northern Colorado 48 (1975-76) 1978-79 - 87-79 198.3-84 - 82-58 1981 -82 - 71-9 1 1982-8.3 - 102-40 UNLV leads series, 6-0 1978-79 - 80-72 1981 -82 - 55-85 198.3-84 - 96-49 1980-81 - 89-59 UNLV 108, Pepperdine 53 (1976-77) UNLV 102, Northern Arizona 40 (1982-83) 1979-80 - I 06-79 GEORGIA STATE 198.3 -84 - 71 -100 1984-85 - 78-56 1980-81 - 79-66 UNLV 108, Northern Arizona 20 (1975-76) UNLV I 02, San Diego State 75 (1985-86) 1979-80 - 82-68 UNLV leads series, 1-0 1984-85 - 82-76 1985-86 - 69-6.3 1981 -82 - 76-70 1982-8.3 - 66-75 1983-84 - 70-5 7 1987-88 - 74-70 1986-87 - 80-59 1981 -82 - 76-58 UNLV 107, Pepperdine 97 (Ot) (1978-79) UNLV 101, Drake 86 (1977-78) 1984-85 - 77-66 1982-8.3 - 77-59 UNLV 107, Arizona State 72 (1978-79) UNLV 101 , Hawaii 59 (1979-80) 1985-86 - 77-66 HAWAII LOUISIANA TECH NORTHERN COLORADO 198.3-84 - 7.3 -52 1985-86 - 69-59 UNLV leads series, 18-2 Tech leads series, 6-1 UN LV leads series, 2-0 1985-86- 80-75 1975-76 - 10.3-49 1979-80 - 61-7.3 1975-76 - 102-48 1986-87 - 79-68 1975-76- 96-30 1979-80 - 63-74 1975-76 - 87-5.3 Only Brigham Young (I 03-94 OT, 1978-79), Cal State Long Beach (100-74, 1987-88) (117,84, 1986-87), Louisiana State (110-71, 1983-84) (110 -108 1986-87 - 6 1-54 1979-80 - 97-61 1980-81 - 73-97 20T, 1980-8 1) , and UCLA (100-88, 1977-78) have scored 100 points against UNLV 64 65 THOMAS & MACK CENTER RECORDS UNLV'S THOMAS AND MACK CENTER

The $30 million Thomas and Mack Center is located in and has approximately 8,900 square feet of floor space. MOST POINTS - INDIVIDUAL the heart of Las Vegas on the campus of the University of -With seating retracted, floor measures 184' x 124' with ap­ Professional: 53 Anthony Jones, Las Vegas (WBL) vs. Vancouver, 8-26-88 Nevada, Las Vegas. proximately 22,500 square feet of floor space. Collegiate: 41 Johnny Rogers, UC Irvine vs. UNLV, 2-15-86 Constructed with state-of-the-art engineering capabilities, -The basketball surface is portable wood. the Center is an athletic and special events facility. It is the -Ceiling height is 127 feet. largest structure of its kind in the state of Nevada, and is -Approximately 1,500-2,000 chairs may be set up on the floor. MOST REBOUNDS - INDIVIDUAL the fourth largest on-campus arena in the United States. Concourse-Measures 34 ' x 1,300' Professional: 18 , Seattle (NBA) vs. Utah, 1-31-84 The Center was specifically designed to handle a wide -44,500 square feet of floor space. 18 Mark Eaton, Utah (NBA) vs. San Diego, 2-7-84 variety of athletic events-including basketball, wrestling, ten­ -Ceiling height varies from 13 feet at sides to 20 at peak. Collegiate: 22 Armon Gilliam, UNLV vs. Utah State, 1-2-86 nis, volleyball, gymnastics, soccer, hockey, ice skating and -Thirty private luxury boxes-a total of 392 seats-are available rodeo-but it is also perfect for such events as concerts, con­ for rental. MOST ASSISTS-INDIVIDUAL ferences, circuses and commencement exercises. Audio Visual Capabilities-232 foot candles of metal The most impressive feature of the facility is its 18,000 halide light over every square foot of the area provide ex­ Professional: 29 Mark Wade, Las Vegas (WBL) vs. Vancouver, 8-26-88 seat arena. Spectators have optimal sight Jines from arm­ cellent television lighting. Collegiate: 21 Mark Wade, UNLV vs. Navy, 12-29-86 chair seats in 51 rows on two tiers. Surrounding the arena -Television camera baskets are located on the concourse is spacious, accessible concourse with 44,500 square feet level and cameras may be set up on ground level. of floor space, easily capable of providing capacity crowd -40,000 pounds, spread over eight points, can be hung from movement, displays or trade shows. The Center's main floor the arena ceiling. INDIVIDUAL HIGHS has four expandable meeting rooms, another large meeting Parking-41 acres for 5,500 cars. room, ticket offices, a restaurant with bar, press room, locker Ticket Booths-2 main offices and 4 satellite offices. Field Goals: 16 Greg Grant, Utah State vs. UNLV, 1-2-86 rooms and snack bars. Locker Rooms-Six locker rooms, each accommodating 16 Rickey Green, Utah (NBA) vs. Denver, 4-10-84 Overall, the Thomas and Mack Center is 251,450 square 15-20 people. One locker room for game officials. 16 , Utah (NBA) vs. San Diego, 2-7-84 feet and is 2,027 \12 feet above sea level. Scoreboards/Marques-TWo multipurpose scoreboards Field Goal Att: 30 Greg Grant, Utah State vs. UNLV, 1-2-86 Arena-Floor-level retractible seating (9 rows) decreases located at each end of the arena. Field Goal Pet: .875 (7 -8) Jarvis Basnight, UNLV vs. UCI, 1-9-88 seating by 2,000. -1\No animated message centers with graphic animation and Free Throws: 28 Adrian Dantley, Utah (NBA) vs. Houston, 1-4-84 -Without seating retracted, floor measures 124 feet x 72 feet line-oriented message capabilities are located at mid-court. Free Throw Att: 29 Adrian Dantley, Utah (NBA) vs. Houston, 1-4-84 Free Throw Pet: 1.000 (12 -12) Karen Hall, UNLV Lady Rebels vs. Youngstown State, 11 -27-87 Blocked Shots: 7 Cyndie Thomas, UNLV Lady Rebels vs. UCSB, 1-22-87 7 Pauline Jordan, UNLV Lady Rebels vs. UCI, 3-3-88 7 Pauline Jordan, UNLV Lady Rebels vs. UOP, 1-30-88 Steals: 10 Karen Hall, UNLV Lady Rebels vs. UCSB, 3-5-88 1\lrnovers: 12 Kenny navis, New Mexico State vs. UNLV, 1-24-87

COMBINED TEAM SCORES Professional: 2 74 Las Vegas (WBL) def. Vancouver (1 44-130), 8-26-88 Collegiate: 211 UNLV def. Utah State (117-94) , 1-10-87

TOP FIVE CROWDS: 1. 20,32 1 - UNLV Runnin' Rebels 104, Navy 79 (12 -29-86) 2. 19,62 8 - UNLV Runnin' Rebels 82, Pacific 55 (2 -26-87) 3. 19,578 - UNLV Runnin' Rebels 85, New Mexico State 58 (1 -24-87) 4. 19,4 18 - UNLV Runnin' Rebels 117, Utah State 94 (1 -10 -87) 5. 19,3 71 - UNLV Runnin' Rebels 86, New Mexico State 68 (3 -5-88)

66 67 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL BOOSTERS

LADY REBELS SAY THANKS . . . T HE LADY REBELS WISH TO EXPRESS THEIR THANKS TO THE LADY REBELS WISH TO EXPRESS THEIR THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING FRIENDS OF THE PROGRAM FOR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING CORPORATE SPONSORS FOR THEIR KIND THEIR MUCH APPRECIATED SUPPORT. SUPPORT AND GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS. Virginia Adams Nancy Houssels Airlines navel & Tours Master Lease Plan, Inc. Tony and Gerry Alesia Luther & Toni Hussey Alexis Park Resort Hotel Mazzio's Pizza Barbara Allen Leslie jacobs. M.D. Becker Enterprises McDonalds of Las Vegas Marjorie Barrick Parvin Modaber & Theodore jacobs Butler Air Conditioning Nevada Beverage Company Shirley Beasley Norm jenkins caesars Palace Palace Station Casino Kevin ). Beaton Chris Ka ramanos Cardivan Company Prestige Graphics Rick Boden Sparty & Marilyn Kaufman cashman Equipment Company Rebelbilia Stanley and Dorothy Bokelman Steve Kostalac The caterers Reebok Shoes james D. Bolla, Sr. Rod, Terry and wade Leavitt Circus-Circus Hotel & casino Riviera Hotel & Casino Eileen and George Brookman Richard Maim Claire's Flowers 7-Up of Las Vegas Wilbur and lana Brewer David Marrongoni Collins & Graves Construction Sahara Hotel & Casino carl and Bonnie Brunson Geroge Martin Computerland of Las Vegas Sav-Mor Rent-a-Car carl & Elsie Butler C.E. & Ruth McDaniel Findlay Oldsmobile Shetkis Wholesalers James Callaway, D.D.S. Andrew Mikulich Friendly Ford Shook Office Systems Lance Calvert Dr. john Moehrle Herda's Appliances Skandia Interiors Leonard carpi, M.D. Irwin and Susan Molasky Kentucky Fried Chicken Sneakers Restaurant Dick and Betty case Pete Moss Kinko's Copies Sports Club of Las Vegas Jim cashman Robert & Bobbet Nelson Lady Luck Hotel & casino State Farm Insurance Staffan Cederquist Diana & Paul Netzel Laguna Productions Stiver Exxon Jim Chaisson Mike & Carolyn O'Callaghan Landmark Hotel & casino Tropicana Hotel & Casino Bruce Chapman Ed Olliges Leavitt Insurance Group of Nevada Univeristy Pizza Hut jack & Gayle Close Rusty Owens Western Supply Brian Collins Bob and Margaret Pence Pat & Shirley Crawford Tom Pilkington The Lady Rebels wish to thank Norm Jenkins of Sav-More Rent-a­ jeanne and Denver Davis Ed Raymond car; Ed Olliges of Friendly Ford, and Jim Chaisson of Chaisson Allan R. Earl Paul & Almarie Ritenour Motors for C.A.R.S. (Courtesy Automobiles Resource System) at Eugene M. Eisenman, M.D. Carl & Kathryn Robinson UNLV which provides cars for the women's basketball program. Frank Fertitta Art Roushkolb Cliff Findlay jim Shetakis Jack and Carol Gardner Amelia Smith UNLV BASKETBALL Vince and Alice Garth Dave Smith Floyd George Joe Smith Galen and Margaret Good Andy Soares George and Doris Graupensberger Michael Starr Bruce Graves Violet Stewart Don Hamilton Steve Stiver Mary Hausch Emmet Sullivan Weldon Havins, M.D. Marcy lrelease Harold Henry Dave Verbon jay Hodapp Mark Watt Mark Holtzman Bob Wickcliffe Norm Jenkins Ed Olliges Jim Chaisson Flip Homansky, M.D. B.E. Winne, M.D. Kathleen Wolgamot

GOALS OF THE LADY REBELS I. To contribute, in a meaningful way, to the personal growth and development "The ultimate value of the inter­ of the female student-athletes who comprise the program. collegiate athletic experience for 2. To create an environment in which the student-athletes shall be motivated to women is that it provides a vehi­ excel and strive to reach their potential as students and as athletes. cle by which young women may obtain an education. The current 3. To provide an opportunity for the female student-athletes on the team to measure of a program may be a graduate from UNLV reflection of its most recent won­ loss record, but over tim e, it is a 4. To recruit and attract young women who will represent the UNLV athletic depart­ reflection of the calibre of women THIS IS UNLV ment and institution in a dignified way, women who will provide the young who at one time comprised the women of our community with positive role models. program. In ten or twenty years, what I will derive the most 5. To represent UNLV and the community of Las Vegas in both regional and na­ satisfaction from is not so much tional competition in a manner which reflects both the integrity of the institu­ reminiscing about past victories, tion and the many good citizens of our city. but admiring the continuing ac­ 6. To strive to reach the highest possible level of success in striving to compete complishments of former Lady Rebels. When scores are long for a national championship, thus bringing public acclaim and honor to our forgotten, the people remain. What institution. those people have been inspired to 7. To build an affiliation with our community to foster a mutual sense of pride do as a result of passing through and respect. our program will, for me, be a true 69 measure of our success." 68 THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS DR. ROBERT C. MAXSON

The University of Nevada, Las Vegas, is a young, growing in­ With its Performing Arts Center, the campus is the cultural college text books which together are used in ap­ of Nevada, Las Vegas. stitution that is making significant progress toward its goal of hub of Southern Nevada. The Master Series of concerts by proximately 100 universities. He has also written The most significant change at UNLV since Presi ­ becoming one of the nation's leading urban universities. With world-class orchestras and soloists, Nevada Dance Theatre and numerous articles in professional journals. dent Maxson's arrival, however, has been in the a faculty of approximately 400, some 75 percent of whom hold Contemporary Dance Theatre, and the Department of Theatre Dr. Maxson is married to Sylvia Parrish Maxson. student body. The Elardi Nevada Scholarships have They have two children, Kimberly, a junior at UNR, doctorates, UNLV offers 64 undergraduate and 50 graduate Arts combine with other University and community arts brought to campus dozens of valedictorians of and Todd, in his third year of medical school at Nevada high schools. The new Honors Program degree programs to a student population that in fall 1988 organizations to provide a broad selection of concerts and stage the University of Texas. now boasts its fourth class starting in the fa ll of ·reached almost 15,000, a record enrollment. productions. The Barrick Lecture Series and several campus The President is a tireless worked in pursuit of 1988. In short, the quality of the student body at UNLV's 335-acre campus is located in the metropolitan area groups bring noted speakers to the University, and local and his dreams for UNLV. He starts each day at 5:30 UNLV as measured not only by high school class south of the City of Las Vegas. Its academic colleges include visiting artists show their works in Donna Beam Fine Arts a.m. with a three mile run and by 7:30 is in his rank, but also as measured by standarized SAT and office on the seventh floor of the Humanities ACT test scores, is the best ever. More and more, Arts and Letters; Business and Economics; Education; Health Gallery. Building. It is rare that he is home by 7:30 at night, youngsters from all over Nevada are realizing that Sciences, Hotel Administration; Science and Mathematics, Engi­ because his evenings are filled with meetings and UNLV is indeed a Center of Excellence for all neering. The School of Health, Physical Education, and Recrea­ other university-related gatherings. His hobby is Nevadans. tion. is housed within the School of Education. his work; the success of UNLV is his single-minded Enrollment has not only brought better and bet­ Although the University is now only three decades old, it has passion. That single-mindedness has not only in­ ter students to the UNLV campus, it has also maintained a healthy rate of growth, both in programs and fected his circle of higher administrators, his vice brought more and more of them. A student body President Robert C. Maxson has been the chief presidents and deans and other members of his of approximately 15,000 now studies, learns, plays, physical plant. In 1985 the Nevada Legislature appropriated executive officer of the University of Nevada, Las staff, but has also produced significant results. and works at UNLV. $14.7 million for construction of the I 01 ,000-square-foot Vegas since August I, 1984. Sign ificant progress has been made on a wide­ "There are no great cities in this country that Thomas T. Beam Engineering Complex, named for one of Prior to assuming his duties here, he served as sca le campus beautification program which will don't have great universities;· says Dr. Maxson. "Las UNLV's most generous donors. When the new complex opens the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs at result in more formal entrances to the UNLV cam­ Vegas is clearly on its way to becoming a great the University of Houston. In that capacity, he was pus and extended landscaping around the city, and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas is just in 1988, it will house the Engineering College, which was formed the chief academic officer of 45,000 students. perimeter of the institution. as clearly on its way to becoming a great univer­ in 1987 as a means of strengthening the engineering and com ­ President Maxson earned his doctorate from New Ph.D. programs in both sociology and sity. With the support of this fine community, and puter science programs. The college and the engineering com­ Mississippi State University in 1970; his areas of English have been approved by the UNS Board of with the wonderful faculty scholars and student plex are major steps forward in the University's effort to pro­ study and interest have been educational leader­ Regents, programs which will not only provide scholars and staff at UNLV, we simply cannot avoid ship and social psychology. He has been particular­ education and advanced degrees for interested vide strong programs in technological higher education. Four becoming truly a university of the first class. ly interested in the phenomenon of leadership in area residents, but which also signal another step Neither we at UNLV nor our neighbors in the wider new dormitories, a student-life building, a Student Health Ser­ colleges and universities. He has co-authored two in the growth toward maturity of the University community will settle for Jess:· vice Building. and a new Public Safety Building were all con­ structed in 1988. The recently established Honors Program and the Margaret The university has excellent sports facilities that are open THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA SYSTEM Elardi Nevada Scholars Program have helped the University at­ to students and the general public. The Paul C. McDermott BOARD OF REGENTS tract many academically outstanding new students. Thanks to Physical Education Center has lighted tennis courts, playing a substantial donation from Mrs. Margaret Elardi, the Nevada fields, a 50-meter Olympic swimming pool, two gymnasiums, Scholars Program offers scholarships for valedictorians to enroll handball/ racquetball courts, dance studios, gymnastics and at UNLV More than I 00 valedictorians from Nevada high weight-training rooms, and a full-size track. schools registered at UNLV in the fall of 1988. Other points of interest on campus include: In addition to its regular academic programs, UNLV offers Museum of Natural History- Permanent and traveling ex­ more than 600 classes through its Division of Continuing hibits illustrate the biology, geology, and archaeology of the Education, which enrolls 16,000 students annually. Southwest. Open daily, free admission. Call 739-3381 The University operates an on-campus Center for Business Donna Beam Fine Arts Gallery- Exhibits by faculty and and Economic Research, Center for Economic Education, invited artists, with an emphasis on modern art. Located in Alta Center for Applied Computer Science, Environmental Research Ham Fine Arts Building. Open weekdays, free. June Wltltley Mark Dawson Chancellor, Las Vegas Center (in cooperation with the U.S. Environmental Protection James R. Dickinson Library- Total holdings of 1.4 million Chairperson, Las Vegas items, including more than 485 books and bound journals. The UNLV Campus Facts Special Collections Department contains a world-renowned col­ lection of gaming materials. The Flashlight- A 38-foot-tall, 74,000-pound steel sculpture Total enrollment ...... 15,000 by internationally known artist Claes Oldenburg stands on the Average class size ...... 30 plaza between Artemus W. Ham Concert Hall and Judy Bayley Average student age ...... 25 Theater, at the north end of the campus' Academic Mall. Male students ...... 48% Atrium and Aviary- A lush garden and bird sanctuary in Female students ...... 52 % the lobby of juanita Greer White Life Sciences Building, open Dorothy Gallagher Jim Eardley Joe Foley Chris Karamanos Full -time faculty/staff ...... !,01 I weekdays. Vice Chair, Elko Regent, Sparks Regent, Las vegas Regent, Las Vegas Faculty with doctorates ...... 73% Thomas and Mack Center- The 18,500-seat sports arena Undergraduate majors ...... 64 and special events facility, home of the UNLV Runnin' Rebels. Graduate majors ...... 58 UNLV operates on a semester system and is a member of Total 1987 graduates ...... !,307 the American Association of State Colleges and Universities, Undergraduate per-credit fee...... $40 the Council of Graduate Schools in the United States, the Graduate per-credit fee ...... $50 Western Association of Graduate Schools, the American Council Campus founded . . . . . 195 7 on Education, and the Western College Association. All of the University's academic programs are fully accredited by the Agency). Desert Biology Research Center, Center for Survey Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges, and many pro­ Research, and other research and public-service centers. Joan Kenney Daniel J. Klaich JoAnn Sheerin carolyn Sparks grams have received further accreditation from independent Regent, Las Vegas Regent, Reno Regent, Carson City Regent, Las Vegas national accrediting bodies. 70 71 DR. BRAD ROTHERMEL UNLV RETIRED JERSEYS

year will enter his ninth year as athletic director, programs for men and women while serving as Misty Thomas Among Five Rebel Athletes has built UNLV athletics to the point where the Director of the Health and Physical Education at university is now very competitive at both the con­ George Williams College in Downers Grove, Illinois, With Retired Jerseys ference and national levels. from 1971 to 1974. Rothermel's philosophy while at UNLV has been From 1965 to 196 7, he served as Supervisor of Since the formation of the University of round of the MISL draft when the San Diego Player of the Year as he led the Rebels to a that the function of the intercollegiate athletic pro­ Counseling and Research Development while func­ Nevada, Las Vegas Ath letic Department 31 Sackers made him the 13th player selected sparkling 28-3 year all the way to the NCAA gram is to provide for the student-athletes an en­ tioning in the capacity of Assistant Athletic Direc­ years ago in 1958, Rebel athletes have overall. Ryerson currently plays for the Regionals where they were ousted by North vironment in which those student-athletes are able tor of the University of Illinois Athletic Associa­ become widely recognized and respected Baltimore Blast. Carolina State. Green travelled from the Bulls to pursue excellence in selected extracurricular tion. Prior to that position he was an administrative both locally and nationally. It is rare though FOOTBALL #12. Randall Cunningham in the NBA to the and now educationally related activities. Furthermore, his associate and coach for the Chicago National that a single athlete produces such an im­ brought to the Las Vegas campus the school's his current team, the New York Knicks. objective for the programs is to win within the League Baseball Club (Chicago Cubs). first All-American quarterback. Cunningham, WOMEN'S BASKETBALL #4. She was structure of the rules and the budgetary framework In addition to his above mentioned athletic posi­ pact so as to be remembered as a fixture in quite simply the most prolific player in UNLV provided. The achievement of this goa l is tions, Rothermel has served as an administrator his or her program's rise to national pro­ also an All-American punter, broke 14 UNLV demonstrated by successfully competing against in numerous educational, recreational and finan­ minence. UNLV has been fortunate to have total offense, passing, and pun~ing records women's basketball history. Misty Thomas national championship caliber competition in all cia l environments. He also possesses coaching and several of its 14 intercollegiate sports rise to during his senior season, and currently starts led the Lady Rebels in scoring during her During the past four academic years, the Univer­ activities sponsored by the Department of Inter­ experience as a competitor at all levels from the upper echelon of NCAA competition, and for the Philadelphia Eagles in the National final two seasons, and assists in each of her sity of Nevada, Las Vegas had each of its 14 inter­ collegiate Athletics. elementary school through the professional ranks. accordingly, UNLV has been fortunate to Football League. Cunningham remains the four years from 1982-86 A two-time All­ collegiate athletic programs, with on ly one excep­ Prior to his appointment at UNLV in 1981 , he was Rothermel received his Ph .D. in 1965 and a M.S. have had the services of David Cohen, Ran ­ Rebels' career leader in total offense, punting, American, she also copped AII -PCAA honors tion, represented in post-season, national competi­ Associate Director and Business Manager for the degree in 1961 from the College of Applied Human dall Cunningham, Sidney Green, Robbie and virtually all passing categories. three straight years, and was a three-time Department of Intercollegiate Athletics at West Life Sciences at the University of Illinois, tion. In addition, most of these teams were rank­ Ryerson, and Misty Thomas. BASKETBALL #21. A two-time All ­ CoSIDA Academic All-American. She cur­ ed nationally in the Top 20 at one time or another. Virginia University. From 1974 to 1976 he was Champaign-Urbana. He received his B.S. from Nor­ American and first round draft pick of the rently holds Lady Rebel records for career Much of the credit for this outstanding record goes employed as Assistant Director and Business thern Illinois University in 1960. These five distinguished Rebel athletes th e UNLV's Director of the Department of Inter­ Manager for the Department of Intercollegiate Rothermel and his wife, Suzanne, a first-g rade helped carry the proud UNLV athletic tradi­ Chicago Bulls in 1983, Sidney Green scoring and assists, and ranks fourth on the colleg iate Athletics, Dr. Brad Rothermel. Athletics at Kansas State University. teacher in the Clark County School District, have tion both on and off the playing field, and established himself as one of the premier all-time rebounding ladder. She was tw ice Rothermel, who during the 1988-89 academic Rothermel supervised th e intercollegiate athletic two daughters: Beth (20) and Christine (16) . four of them have continued into interna­ Rebels of all-time during his playing days chosen the PCAA Player of the Year as well tional and professional competition. from 1979-83 Green led the Rebels in scor­ as the UNLV Student-Athlete of the Year. A SOCCER #10. David Cohen and Robbie ing and rebounding during each of his final native of Windsor, Ontario, Thomas led her Ryerson both wore soccer jersey number 10 two seasons, and currently remains atop the Canadian Olympic team to a fourth place before being officially retired following Ryer­ UNL v career rebounding list. He is second finish in the Los Angeles in UNLV ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION son's senior season in 1985. Cohen led the on the career scoring chart. A native New 1984, and currently is an assistant coach at Rebels in scoring in each of his four active Yorker, Green was chosen the 1982-83 PCAA Arizona State. seasons from 1977 through 1981 (1978 red ­ shirt). His sophomore output in 1979 remains UNLV's all-time best with 25 goals and seven assists, good for 57 points and his First Team selection onto the All-Far West Team . Ryer­ son played with the Rebels from 1982-85, and broke Cohen's previous career record with 67 goals during his stay at UNLV. Included among his honors at UNLV was his selection in 1985 as the PCAA Player of the Year. An All -American in 1984 and 1985, he became UNLV's first soccer player chosen in the first

Tina Kunzer Charlotte Summers jerry Thrkanian joyce Aschenbrenner UNLV ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME Sr. Asst. Athletic Direc tor/ Sr. Asst. Athletic Director/ Sr. Asst. Athletic Director/ Asst. Athletic Direc tor/ Primary Women's Administrator Finance Community Relations Communications & Sports Info. UNLV '75 California Coast Univ. '87 Fresno State '55 West Virginia '75 II th Year on Staff 18th Year on Staff t 6th Year on Staff 6th Year on Staff Honoree Classification Year Honoree Classification Year Dr. Thomas Armour Staff 1987 Don Lyons Athlete/ Basketball & Track 1987 Roger Barnson* Administration/ Coach 1987 Alice Mason Coach 1988 Ernie Becker, Sr. Booster 1988 Elburt Miller Athlete/ Basketball 1987 Glenn Carano Athlete/ Football 1987 Bill "Wildcat" Morris Booster 1987 Michael "Chub" Drakulich Administration/ Coach 1987 Herb Pryor Athlete/ Baseball 1988 Bob Florence Athlete/ Basketball 1987 Robert Smith Athlete/ Basketball 1987 Glen Gondrezick Athlete/ Basketball 1987 Ricky Sobers Athlete/ Basketball 1987 Mike "Cowboy" Haverty Athlete/ Football 1988 Mike Thomas Athlete/ Football 1987 Nate Hawkins Athlete/ Football 1987 1968 Football Squad 1987 Le Riggle Doug Sanderson Mike Whitsitt Sheila Strike-Bolla Joe Ingersoll Athlete/ Football 1987 1974 Football Squad 1988 Asst. Athletic Director/ Asst. Athletic Director/ Director of Marketing Director of Special Projects Athletic Ticket Manager Athletic Development Director and Promotions Laurentian '77 Bill Ireland Administration/ Coach 1987 1976-77 Basketball Squad 1987 Kensington '84 UC Ri verside '67 Maryland '77 9th Year on Staff ~posthumous t t th Year on Staff 6th Year on Staff 3rd Year on Sta ff 72 73 REBEL ATHLETICS REBEL ATHLETICS

1987-88 Athletic Rebel Athletics Enjoy Review (continued) Another Banner Year Breaststroke. Rebel men's and women's squads 1987-88 each finished second in the PCAA and 27th na­ Spearheaded once again by the tremendous tionally. Pippenger and Meyers were each success of the Runnin' Rebel basketball team named PCAA Swimmer of the Year. UNLv·athletics prospered in 1987-88 with seve~ The Hustlin' Rebel baseball team returned to of fourteen sports being represented in national the NCAA post-season play for the first time post-season championships. since 1984, finishing the season with a 40-22 The '86-87 basketball season saw the Runnin' record. The Rebels captured national attention Rebels claim their sixth PCAA championship in as the only team to defeat then-No. I ranked Fred Dallimore Jerry Thrkanian Jim Bolla the stx years UNLV has been in the conference. Oklahoma State through the first two months BASEBALL BASKETBALL WOMEN 'S BASKETBALL UNLV posted victories over the Soviet National of the season, and later established itself as the 16th season at UNLV 16th season at UNLV 7th season at UNLV Team, then unbeaten and eventual number one­ nation's only club to play all three "number Record at UNLV: 538-369-2 Record at UNLV: 385-89 Record at UNLV: 142-43 ranked Temple, Louisiana State, and Providence ones;' lending credit to their claim as one of while climbing as high as number 2 on the the strongest schedules in the nation. Head Associated Press Writers Poll. The Rebels ran to Coach Fred Dallimore eclipsed a coaching mile­ a 26-4 regular season record, 15-3 in the PCAA. stone w ith his SOOth career victory and six They advanced to the second round of both the players were named to PCAA all-conference PCAA and NCAA tournaments. Jarvis Basnight teams. Dave Sturdivant and Scott Lewis were (All-District 8 and All-PCAA first teams) , Stacey drafted by the California Angels. Layne Lambert Augmon (PCAA Freshman of the Year). Gerald and Donovan Osborne were named to the Paddio (A ll-District 8 and All-PCAA second Baseball America Freshman All-America team. teams) and jerry Tarkanian (PCAA Coach of the Rounding out the Rebel sports season was Year) were among the Rebels honored in the women's track program which se nt four 1987-88 CUMULATIVE RECORDS 1987-88. athletes to NCAA competition. The Lady Rebels' Overall PCAA Record/ The Rebel soccer team rolled to its fourth 440 Relay Team consisting of Tanya Davis, Gret­ SPORT Record Result HEAD COACH chen Jiles, Carrie Franklin, and Cheryl Cheeks PCAA championship in the five years the league Baseball 40-22 14-7/ 2nd Fred Dallimore (15th Season) ea rned All-America honors by finishing eighth has existed with a 8-2-0 league record, 14-5-0 Men's Basketball 28 -6 15- 3/ Ist jerry Tarkanian (15th Season) Wayne Nunnely Dwaine Knight Barry Barto in the NCAA Finals. overall. The team was ranked as high as eighth Women's Basketball 25-9 I4-4/ 2nd Sheila Strike-Bolla (8th Season) FOOTBALL GOLF SOCCER Other Rebel highlights from the 1987-88 by Soccer America magazine and won its open ­ and Jim Bolla (6th Season) 2nd season at UNLV 2nd season at UNLV 7th season at UNLV athletic year: Record at UNLV: II-II mg round game of the NCAA Soccer Champion­ Cross Country AI McDaniel (15th Season) Record at UNLV: 83-25-13 The Rebel football team brought prestige to ship tournament. Eddie Anibal, Shawn Ritchie, Football 5-6 4-3/ 2nd Wayne Nunnely (2nd Season) UNLV as senior running back Elbert "Ickey" and Jeff Wale all earned All-PCAA first team Golf 7th Dwaine Knight (1st Season) Woods became the first UNLV and PCAA run­ honors. Wale was also chosen PCAA Co-Player Soccer 14-5 8-2/Ist Barry Barto (6th Season) ningback to lead the nation in Division 1 of the Year while head coach Barry Barto was Softball 18-29 9-27/ 9th Shan McDonald (2nd Season) rushing. Woods brought national exposure to selected PCAA Coach of the Year. junior Simon Men's Swimming 3-2 2nd Jim Reitz (8th Season) Keith was honored with the Stan Gilbertson the Rebel football program as he rambled his Women's Swimming 2-3 2nd jim Reitz (8th season) way to the NCAA rushing title with 1,658 yards. "True Grit" Award by the Dapper Dan Club of Men's Tennis 7-20 1-5/?th Craig Witcher (3rd Season) Pittsburgh, PA , as the nation's most courageous He established UNLV records with three con­ Women's Tennis 15-14 2-4/2nd Craig Witcher (3rd Season) secutive 200-yard games and nine games of athlete. Women's Indoor Track AI McDaniel (15th Season) 100 yards or more. Woods became UNLV's UNLV's Lady Rebel basketball team conclud­ Women's Outdoor Track 4th AI McDaniel (15th Season) ed their season with a 25-9 mark and their fifth highest drafted football player in history, chosen the NFL's 31st pick overall-the 3rd pick of the TOTALS: 157 wins, Il6 losses, 0 ties -.575 winning percentage consecutive appearance in the PCAA Tourna­ PCAA TOTALS: 67 wms, 55 losses, 0 ties - .549 winning percentage ment Championship. The Lady Rebels, 14-4 in second round- by the Cincinnati Bengals. conference play, finished second in the PCAA Lady Rebel tennis player jolene Watanabe, a behind Final Four participant Long Beach State, sophomore from LaPuente, CA, finished the Shan McDonald Jim Reitz Craig Witcher and were selected the No. I seed in the Women's year ranked 69th in the nation for singles while SOFTBALL SWIMMING (M & W) TENNIS (M & W) teammate Tami Agassi, a freshman from Las 3rd season at UNLV National Invitational Tournament. UNLV 9th season at UNLV 4th season at UNLV Vegas, was ranked 94 th. UNLV peaked in the Record at UNLV: 33-69 I Big West Championship established a national identity early in the Record at UNLV: PCAA Championships, finishing a strong (Men) 37-49 season with a key road victory at Louisiana State second as a team. (Women) 49-4 7 which propelled the Lady Rebels to a No. 13 na­ tional ranking. Pauline Jordan was named a first The Swingin' Rebel Golf team, under the team All-PCAA selection while senior captain guidance of first year head coach Dwaine Karen Hall recetved honorable mention honors. Kn ight, improved steadily throughout the year. The Rebel Swimming contingent sent three Se nior Kevin Pedigo reached a three-way swimmers to NCAA competition resulting in playoff in the PCAA Championship tournament. three All-Americans and the highest finish ever The team finished second in the U.S. Interna­ by a Rebel men's swimmer. Sophomore Bart Pip­ tional University Tournament, its best finish in penger set new standards for Rebel swimming, recent memory. placmg hts name among the national elite in the Lady Rebel softball player Mary Gerstner, a 100 and 200 Butterfly. Pippenger led the nation se nior from Hays, KS, earned all-West Region early in the year in the 200 fly and finished fourth First Team and all-PCAA First Team honors. Gay for All-American honors at the NCAA Champion­ Lyn 1\.Jrley, a sen ior from Mesa, AZ, also earn­ ed All-PCAA First Team honors, while Tammy AI McDaniel ships. Wendy Meyers captured a fifth place NCAA finish in the 400 Individual Medley while Sally Bahde, a junior from Boulder City, NV, earned TRACK / CROSS COU NTRY All-PCAA Second Team and All-West Region 15th season at UNLV Fletsher garnered honorable mention All-Amer­ Second Team honors. 3 Big West Championships ica accolades with a 16th place finish in the 100

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On july 1988, the Pacific Coast Athletic Through 19 years of existence, the Big the NCAA women's volleyba ll champion­ 1987-88 Final Big West Standings Association marked the beginning of the West Conference has made numerous ship last fall, and conference member league's twentieth year by changing its positive strides in intercollegiate Hawaii won the national title, making it CONFERENCE GAMES OVERALL GAMES name to the Big West Conference. The athletics. Recent highlights of the the third straight national volleyball w L PCT HOME AWAY w L PCT HOME AWAY new name is seen as a simpler, more ac­ league's success include the 1987 NCAA championship for the league (Pacific Long Beach State 18 0 1.000 10-0 8-0 28 6 .824 16-1 12-5 curate description of the league's 12 basketball championships, when for the won i~ 1985 and 1986). UNLV 14 4 .778 9-1 5-3 25 9 .735 14-1 11-8 member institutions (Cal State Fullerton, Four conference teams received bids Cal State Fullerton 12 6 .667 8-2 4-4 18 II .621 10-5 8-6 Fresno State, Long Beach State, New first time ever, the conference had a to the NCAA Softball Regionals last San Diego State II 7 .611 6-2 5-5 21 10 .677 11-2 10-8 Mexico State, San Diego State, San jose representative in both the men's (UNLV) spring (Fresno State, Long Beach State, Fresno State II 7 .611 7-3 4-4 16 12 .571 9-4 7-8 State, UC Irvine, UC Santa Barbara, and the women's (Long Beach State) Cal State Fullerton and associate UC Irvine 9 9 .500 6-4 3-5 II 16 .407 8-8 3-8 University of Hawaii, UNLV, Pacific and Final Four. Last season, three of the Hawaii 8 10 .444 7-1 1-9 14 14 .500 11-4 3-10 Utah State). leagues' men's basketball teams (UNLV, member Cal Poly Pomona), and two of Pacific 4 14 .222 3-5 1-9 9 19 .321 5-6 4-13 When the league was first formed in Utah State and UC Santa Barbara) were them- Fresno State and Cal Poly UC Santa Barbara 3 15 .167 2-6 1-9 10 16 .384 5-6 5-10 1969, it consisted of seven charter invited to the NCAA Regionals - the Pomona-participated in the College World Series. Fresno State wound up as San )ose State 0 18 .000 0-8 0-10 26 .037 I-I3 O-I3 members, all of which were located in most ever for the conference. the No. 2 team in the nation. the state of California. Ln its 19 years of Another first occurred in the spring of The Big West Conference office is existence, however, the conference has 1988, when three conference baseball expanded to include universities from headed by james Haney, who was hired 1987-88 Big West All-Conference Teams 1987-88 Big West Tournament teams (Cal State Fullerton, Fresno State states which are not on or near the as the league's commissioner last spring. and UNLV) received bids to the NCAA First Team School All Tournament Team Pacific Coast (Utah, Nevada and New Only the third commissioner in the Regionals, with Cal State Fullerton and Amy Torczon Cal State Fullerton Mexico). Because of this expansion, the history of the conference, Haney suc­ *Penny Toler, Long Beach State Penny Toler Long Beach State new name will serve to better identify Fresno State both advancing to the Col­ ceeded Lewis Cryer, who guided the Yvette Roberts Fresno State Chana Perry, San Diego State all of the conference's member lege World Series. conference through 10 years of expan­ Jessica Haynes San Diego State institutions. Six conference teams were invited to Pauline Jordan, UNLV sion and development. Chana Perry San Diego State Pauline Jordan UNLV Angelique Lee, Long Beach State Wendy Anae, Cal State Fullerton Second Team School 1taci Waites, Long Beach State Shameil Coleman Long Beach State Laurie Heinrichs Fresno State Natalie Crawford UCI *Most Valuable Player Judy Mosley Hawaii Julie Szukalski Pacific Big West Tournament Results Honorable Mention School Shannon Smith Long Beach State PCAA QUARTERFINALS at LBSU Dana Wilkerson Long Beach State Karen Hall UNLV Thursday, March 10: San Diego State 64, Fresno State 60 Freshman Team School UNLV 62, Hawaii 56 James Haney Dennis Farrell Jody McRoberts Andy Geerken Eugenia Miller Cal State Fullerton Cal State Fullerton 48, UCI 4 7 Commissioner Associate Commissioner Assistant Commissioner/ Assistant Information Dana Wilkerson Long Beach State Long Beach State 77, Pacific 50 Michelle Bento Fresno State Information Director Director Jenny Lee UCI Dee De Davis San Diego State PCAA SEMIFINALS at The Forum Lalasha Causey San )ose State Friday, March 11: Charmon Logan Pacific UNLV 6I, Cal State Fullerton 55 BIG WEST CONFERENCE Long Beach State 94, San Diego State 78 I 700 East Dyer Road, Suite 140 PCAA Co-Players of the Year: Santa Ana, CA 92705 Chana Perry, San Diego State Penny Toler, Long Beach State PCAA CHAMPIONSHIP at The Forum (714) 261-2525 PCAA Coach of the Year: Saturday, March 12: Maryalyce Jeremiah, Cal State Fullerton Long Beach State 79, UNLV 58 PCAA Freshman of the Year: Eugenia Miller, cal State Fullerton

77 76 '87-'88 TEAM STATISTICS SCORING OFFENSE G PTS AVG 3 Pt. FG PCT G FGM FGA PCT FIELD GOAL PCT LAS VEGAS, NEVADA Long Beach Sta te 34 2960 87.0 UNLV (MIN. 3.5 FG MADE PER TEAM GAME) [ 34 77 189 .407 G FGM FGA San Diego State 31 2365 76.2 Fresno State 47 138 .340 PCT UNLV 34 2545 74.8 Hawaii 28 37 109 .339 Cheryl Eiland-UCJ 25 121 215 .562 Chana Perry-SDSU " ~I Hawaii 28 2000 7l.4 Cal State Fullerton 29 32 102 .3 13 31 278 504 .551 crrom£ Amy Torczon-CSF 29 137 250 .548 Fresno State 28 19 18 68.5 Pacific 28 85 282 .30 I Shannon Smith-LBSU 34 152 283 .537 Ca l Slate Fullerton 29 1856 64 .0 Long Beach State 34 18 60 .300 Geannine )ordan-UNLV 34 140 266 .526 UCI 27 1675 62 .0 UC Santa Barbara 26 5 18 .277 Shameil Coleman-LBSU 34 144 275 .523 Paci fic 28 1700 60.7 UCI 27 4 15 .266 Natalie Crawford-UCJ 27 163 3 14 .5 19 UC Sa nta Barbara 26 1544 59.3 San jose State 27 32 121 .264 Leesa Age nt-FSU 28 98 190 .5 15 The city of Las Vegas, Nevada is a thriving metropolitan San jose State 27 1358 50.2 San Diego State 3 1 4 24 .166 Penny Toler-LBSU 30 290 57 1 .507 area nestled in a desert valley near the southernmost tip judy Mosley-UH 28 209 414 .504 of the state. SCORING DEFENSE G PTS AVG FREE THROW PCT G FTM FTA PCT Most people know Las Vegas as the Entertainment Capital 3-PT FIELD GOALS PERCENT Fresno State of the World. But the city has many other attrac­ 28 1755 62.6 Hawaii 28 381 544 .700 (MIN I .0 PER GAME) Cal State Fullerton 29 1864 64 .2 UNLV 34 514 745 .689 G FGM FGA PCT tions. UNLV 34 2198 64 .6 Fresno State 28 429 627 .684 DeNise Ballenger-UNLV 33 55 145 .379 Like other large cities, Las Vegas has fine libraries, Long Beach State 34 220 1 64 .7 San Diego State 31 525 773 .679 Prim Walters-UOP 28 34 97 .350 museums, community theatres, art galleries, and parks San Diego State 3 1 2011 64.8 Pacific 28 3 1I 4 70 .66 1 which are enjoyed and supported by more than 450,000 local Hawaii 28 1860 66.4 Long Beach State 34 480 737 .65 1 UCI 27 1827 67.6 UCI 27 331 520 .636 FREE THROW PCT residents. As one of the fastest-growing areas in the United UC Santa Barbara 26 1771 68.1 San Jose State 27 274 445 .6 15 (MIN. 2.0 FT MADE PER TEAM GAME) States, Southern Nevada is an example of modem urban liv­ Pacific 28 1965 70.1 Cal State Fullerton 29 332 54 I .6 13 FGM FGA PCT ing for families and individuals. San jose State 27 2085 77.2 UC Santa Barbara 26 325 548 593 Chana Perry-SDSU 162 206 .786 Mild desert temperatures make outdoor recreation possi­ Penny Toler-LBSU 94 120 .783 judy Mosley-UH 132 175 .754 ble throughout the year in Southern Nevada. Within a half­ Gretchen Meinhardt-UOP SCORING MARGIN OFF DEF REBOUNDING MARGIN 70 94 .744 hour's drive from the city lie the shores of Lake Mead, the Jessica Haynes-SDSU 116 168 .690 G AVG AVG DlFF OFFENSE DEFENSE largest man-made lake in the United States. Local residents Pauline )ordan-UNL V 125 185 675 REB AVG REB AVG DIFF Long Beach State 34 87.0 64 .7 22.3 Patti Niichei-UCSB 70 105 .666 enjoy year 'round sailing, water skiing, swimming, and San Diego State 31 762 64 .8 11 .4 san Diego State 1427 46.0 111 7 36.0 I 0.0 Yvette Roberts-FSU 156 237 .658 fishing. Massive Hoover Dam and the entire Colorado River UNLV 34 74.8 64.6 10.2 Hawaii II 56 41.2 1000 35.7 5.5 Geannine )ordan-UNLV 91 142 .640 recreation area have become a mecca for tourists, boaters, Julie Szukalski-UOP Fresno State 28 68.5 62.6 5.8 UNLV 1416 41.6 1263 37.1 4.5 82 129 .635 Hawaii windsurfers, and fishermen. 28 71.4 66.4 5.0 Long Beach State 15 11 44.4 1416 41.6 2.7 hiking trails of 12,000-foot Mount Charleston. Year 'round Cal State Fullerton 29 64.0 64 .2 -0.2 UC Santa Barbara I 023 39.3 999 38.4 .9 A short drive north of Las Vegas are the snow-skiing and ASSISTS G NO AVG the mountain's cool temperatures, tall pines, ski area, pic­ UCI 27 62 .0 67.6 -5.6 Fresno Slate I 128 40.2 1 103 39.3 .8 Penny Toler-LBSU 30 160 5.3 UC Santa Barbara 26 59.3 68.1 -8.7 Cal State Fullerton 1091 37.6 1082 37.3 .3 nicking and camping grounds, and trails are popular with Traci Waites-LBSU 26 11 7 4.5 Pacific 28 60.7 70.1 -9.4 UCI 986 36.5 1024 37.9 - 1.4 UNLV students, local residents, and visitors. Karen Haii-UNLV 34 143 4.2 San Jose State 27 502 77.2 -26.9 Pacific 977 34.8 1131 40.3 -5.5 Kippie Brown-UCI 20 79 3.9 Other nearby sights abound. Valley of Fire State Park of­ san Jose State 936 34.6 1202 44.5 -9.8 Dana Wilkerson-LBSU 33 11 8 3.5 fers a beautiful view of deep red sandstone cliffs, Indian Debbie Geyser-UOP 24 84 3.5 petroglyphs, and desert wildflowers. Red Rock Canyon is a FG PCT (OFF) G FGM FGA PCT Ayesha Brooks-UH 27 92 3.4 Dee Dee Davis-SDSU popular hiking spot and scenic drive. Within a few hours' Long Beach State 34 1231 25 17 .489 '87-'88 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 27 89 3.2 Michelle Sasaki-UOP 27 84 3.1 UNLV 34 977 2139 .456 drive will find Grand Canyon; Death Valley; Zion, Bryce Ca­ Pam McNelis-S)SU 27 80 2.9 San Diego Slate 3 1 920 202 1 .455 nyon, and Cedar Breaks national parks; Brianhead and SCORING G FG FT TP AVG Fresno State 28 720 16 18 .444 Mount Holly ski resorts; the beaches and amusement parks Hawaii Chana Perry-SDSU 3 1 278 162 718 23.1 28 791 1780 .444 BLOCKS G NO AVG of Southern California; and the art galleries of Phoenix. UCI 27 670 1542 .434 Penny Toler-LBSU 30 290 94 675 22.5 Judy Mosley-UH 28 209 132 550 19.6 Laurie Heinrichs-FSU 28 104 3.7 Las Vegas enjoys a mild yearly climate, yet there are Cal State Fullerton 29 746 1775 .420 Jessica Hay nes-SDSU 30 2 13 116 545 18.1 Eugenia Miller-CSF 28 76 2.7 Pacific 28 652 1644 .396 noticeable seasonal differences. The annual average Julie Szukalski-UOP 27 199 82 480 17.7 Simone Srubek-FSU 24 62 2.5 UC Santa Barbara 26 607 1549 .391 Pauline Jordan-UNLV 34 216 125 557 16.3 Pauline )ordan-UNLV 34 84 2.4 temperature is 79 degrees, but it is not unusual for the mer­ San jose Stale 27 526 1547 .340 Yvette Roberts-FSU 28 140 156 436 15.5 Natalie Crawford-UCJ 27 56 2.0 cury to hit the I 10 degree mark during summer and dip in­ Natalie Crawford-UCI 27 163 81 407 I 5.0 Chana Perry-SDSU 31 64 2.0 to the 30s in the winter. Annual rainfall amounts to only Gretchen Meinhardt- 21 108 70 286 13.6 jessica Haynes-SDSU 30 44 1.4 FIELD GOAL PCT (Deffense) DeNise Ballenger-UNLV 33 159 64 43 7 13.2 Shannon Smith-LBSU 34 44 l.2 3.5 inches, much of it falling in the winter when it is snow­ Cyndie Thomas-UNLV 29 35 G FGM FGA PCT l.2 ing in the nearby mountains. Kira Anthofer-UCSB 26 26 l.O Fresno State 23 679 1769 .383 REBOUNDING G NO AVG Long Beach State 34 840 2 124 .395 Chana Perry-SDSU 3 1 392 12.6 UC Santa Barbara 26 674 1677 .40 I STEALS G NO AVG Jessica Haynes-SDSU 30 364 12.1 UNLV 34 8 14 2022 .402 jessica Haynes-SDSU 30 127 4.2 Ki ra Anthofer-UCSB 26 309 l l.8 San Diego State 3 1 820 1983 .413 Karen Haii-UNLV 34 11 7 3.4 judy Mosley-UH 28 303 10.8 Hawaii 28 762 1807 .421 Penny Toler-LBSU 30 73 2.4 Amy Torczon-CSF 29 268 9.2 UCI 27 686 1604 .427 Shameil Coleman-LBSU 34 8 1 2.3 Natalie Crawford-UCJ 27 24 1 8.9 Traci Wailes-LBSU cal State Fullerton 29 700 1561 .448 26 60 2.3 Pauline Jordan-UNLV 34 297 8.7 Chana Perry-SDS U 31 68 2.1 Pacific 28 771 1685 .457 julie Szukalski-UOP 27 214 7.9 LaTasha Causey-S)SU 24 50 2.0 San Jose State 27 833 1762 .472 Yvette Roberts-FSU 28 2 15 7.6 Stacy Hunt -CSF 29 59 2.0 Amy Torczon-CSF Laurie Heinrichs-FSU 28 209 7.4 29 58 2.0 Dana Wi lkerson-LBSU 33 64 l.9

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IDAHO. Mike Lewis, Assistant Sports Information usc. Nancy Ferber, Assistant Sports Information HAWAH. Tracy Orilla, Women's Sports Informa­ Director. University of Idaho, Kibbie-ASUI Activity Director. University of Southern California, tion Director. University of Hawaii, 1337 Lower Center, Moscow, ID 83843. (208) 885-0211. HER-203A, Los Angeles. CA 90089-0602. (213) Campus Road, Honolulu. HI 96822. (808) 743-2224. 948-7523. OREGON STATE. Hal Cowen, Sports Information Director. Oregon State University, 103 Gill Col­ GEORGIA. Tim Hix. Assistant Sports Information CAL STATE FULLERTON. Mel Franks, Sports In­ iseum, Corvallis, OR 97331. (503) 754-3720.. Director. University of Georgia, P.O. Box 1472, formation Director. Cal State Fullerton, 800 North Athens, GA 30613. (404) 542-1621. State College Boulevard, Fullerton, CA 92634. NEVADA- RENO. Paul Stuart, Sports Information (714) 773-3970. Director. University of Nevada-Reno, Lawlor An ­ OKLAHOMA STATE. Chris Theison, Assistant nex #9, Reno, NV 89557. (702) 784-4 567. Sports Information Director. Oklahoma State SAN DIEGO STATE. Linda Keck, Assistant Sports University, 202 Gallagher-Iba Arena, Stillwater, OK Information Director. San Diego State University, KENT STATE. Dale Gallagher, Sports Information 74078. (405) 744-574 9 . Sports Information Office, San Diego, CA 92182. Director. Kent State University, 154 Memorial Gym, (619) 265-5547. Kent, OH 44242. (216) 672-2110. SOUTH ALABAMA. Alan Schultz, Sports Infor­ mation Director University of South Alabama, 1065 PACIFIC. Mike Millerick, Women's Basketball SID. NORTHERN ILLINOIS. Janelle Martin, Assistant HPELS Building, Mobile, AL 36688. (205) University of the Pacific, 362 1 Stagg Way, Stockton, Sports Information Director. Northern Illinois 4 60-7035. CA 952 11. (209) 946-2479. University, 11 2 Evans Field House, DeKalb, IL 60115 -2854. (815) 753-9539. WESTERN KENT UCKY. joe Gorby, Women's LONG BEACH STATE. Steve Janisch, Assistant Basketball SID. Western Kentucky University. Sports Information Director. Long Beach State SAM H OUSTON STATE. Matt Rogers, Sports In­ Sports Information Office, College Heights, Bowl­ University, 1250 Bellflower Boulevard, Long Beach. formation Director. Sam Houston State Universi­ ing Green, KY 42101. (502) 745-4 295. CA 90840. (213) 4 98-4667. ty, P.O. Box 2268, Huntsville, TX 77341. (4 09) 294-176 4. SAN JOSE STATE. Karen Rosenzweig, Assistant SOUTHERN UTAH STATE. Paul Ridings, Sports Sports Information Director. San jose State Univer­ Information Director. Southern Utah State College, uc IRVINE. Stacey King, Assistant Sports Infor­ sity, One Washington Square, San jose, CA 95192. 351 West Center Street, Cedar City, UT 94720. mation Director. UC Irvine, Campus & University (4 08) 924- 1216. (801) 586- 7752. Drive, Irvine, CA 92717. (714) 856-5260. FRESNO STATE. Barry Smith, Assistant Sports UC SA NTA BARBARA. Diane Riedeman, Assis­ Information Director. Fresno State University, tant Sports Information Director. UC Santa Bar­ Maple & Shaw Avenue, Fresno, CA 93740. (209) bara, Department of Athletics, Santa Barbara, CA 294-2509 93106. (805) 961-4537. 80 ~ ----··w··~-u••-oo·ardsas Lady Rebels romp, 87-4( .,_TNM )(l:,h an the first half. leading just said. "She's probably our most im· Junior cuard DeNise Hallenpr on the bNak and a lot of our kids otatt, BoDo, who aharoa the h - ·Jou

Th t Lady H.t:belli ca me out siu~- nine," UNLV co-Coach Jim Bolla 41 shots (36.6 percent). sometimes in thllt 1he ie 10 quick Once UNLV ohook otr ita olow 14 points. Ballenger scores 30 points Lady Rebels retain unbl as Lady Rebels rout Fresno At least onevl Vl"'l · Spartans with 14 points. The Lady Rebels, ranked ISth The Lady Bulldogs played WOMEN'SBASKETBALL SCHEDULE in the nation by USA Today and tht•or tmprobable nickn a 16th by Associated Press , resume Thursday night - ugly. 1988-89 UNLV 7:30pm PCAA play next Wednesday at UNLV ran oil to a 7:30pm 7:30 p.m. agah)St Hawaii in the halftime lead and beat at Idaho South Gym. State 93·66 at the Thor Nov. 26 5:15pm Bolla said be hopes the two Mal'k Center in a Pacific OREGONSTATE convincing wins this week against Nov. 28 Fresno State and San Jose would Athlclw t.ssocialion battle at Nevada-Reno about 400 fans. Dec. 3 keep the Lady Rebels in the rank· The Lady Rebels bounced UNLV/7-UP DESERTCLASSIC 5:30pm ings despite last Monday's upoet after losing al UC Irvine Dec. 9-10 loss at Irvine. mghl lo improve their 9th-Kent State vs. Northern Illinois 7:30pm "I think these two games may 7·2 O'lera ll and 2·1 in tl Sam Houston State vs. UNLV 5:30 & 7:30 pm have helped us from dropping out "It was a great effort (of the Top 20)," Bolla said. kids," said UNLV co-head 10th-Consolation& Championship 5:30pm Jim Bolla. "I'm real happy." - Brien Hllderllrw 7:30 pm Bolla satd there were no +*UC IRVINE shakeups after his team lost Dec. 15 5:45pm Irvine . *UC SANTABARBARA "We reviewed the films Dec. 17 Santa Barbara and Irvine at USC was just the lillie things t Dec. 23 + UNLV/SPUDSMacKENZIE BUD LIGHTTOURNAMENT 2:15 pm wer e doing wrong," he said. Dec. 28-29 who voted against it - aad today we took our time 28th-Georgiavs. OklahOmaState 4:00pm But we have it, 10 we're moved the ball - and our pa· 6:30 & 8:30 pm 'n it's necessary. tience paid off." South Alabamavs. UNLV to it is you're in the game 29th-Consolation& Championship 7:30pm you've been in the past. U 12 in previoua yean with a WESTERNKENTUCKY 4:30pm end up maybe III do- Jan. 3 Now you can be down 12 Lady Rebels *at San Jose State 7:30 pm It does make you thiat The L.adv Rebels had five Jan. 5 7:00pm end of the game." player > in double figut es as they *at Fresno State be an exchange of three­ rnutcd Cal Fullerton, 90·48. Jan. 7 7:00 pm alao some culture during tbe St•le *at Hawaii at the l iNIN South Gym Thursday Jan. 12 5:30pm evening. *at Hawaii Rene Czerwinski and Shari Jan. 14 7:30pm Netzel each had 17 points - both +*CAL STATEFULLERTON career -highs - lor UNLV, which Jan. 19 *SAN DIEGOSTATE 5:00pm improved its record to 17·5 over· Jan. 21 7:30pm all and 11·4 in the PCAA. *at Pacific "The last seven games we've Jan. 28 been playing better ball," said *LONGBEACH STATE 7:30pm UNLV co-head coach Jim Bolla. Jan. 30 7:30pm *FRESNOSTATE "Even though we lost to Long Feb. 2 Beach (82·78, Saturday), it gave us *SAN JOSESTATE 7:00pm confidence ."' Feb. 4 Pauline Jordan (14), DeNise at Southern Utah State 8:00pm Ballenger (13) and Geannine Feb. 11 7:30pm Jordan (12) were also in double *at San Diego State Feb. 16 *at Cal State Fullerton 7:30 pm Feb. 18 *at Long Beach State 7:30pm Lady Rebs Feb. 20 7:30pm *PACIFIC Feb. 25 *at UC Santa Barbara 5:00pm earn a holi Mar. 2 *at UC Irvine ty John TNnt Mar. 4 lev1ew-Journar Big West Tournament Mar. 8-11 Two wins last weekend were (at Long Beach Arena/Long Beach , CA) \ nough to move the UNLV wom· ~·sbasketball IA!am up two spota HOMEGAMES IN BOLDCAPS 1 this week's Associated Preao op Twenty Women's Poll. All home games played at UNLV South Gym unless otherwise noted rs Important we The Lady Rebels, ranked No. 1 last week, uaed lopoided vic· + Thomas and Mack CoRter • Big West contoronco Games ..:'~'0'~Jr1,~ H acorea • glVIng as a breakaw d . • ~e'II be in the ;es over UTEP and Idaho in 1 ti r own UNLV/ Spudo Mac· all haa the higheat percen · UNLV led 55·47 with 6·231eft · The UNLV ay ayup. nver S seat a good nzie Bud Light Tournament to ~~~o':;ive _rebounds on the t!:: ~:rmh~henFullerton luard J:~ ball team knows 'iJ~;~·sbabsket· position to be in .... We ve up to No. 17. ogoodenaiVerebounds out of 35 msd~c",• 3-pomt field goal. too well. o pro ably need to be INLV, now 6· 1, wu ranked • for 40 pe . a otea and htt an 18 ~ CO · "We're fortunate ~nt. JUmp ohot to make it 55. · oot Th. e Lady Rebels, 11 ·4 in the . ns!stent. Momentum 2i by USA Today laat week. 52 Wednf8day'o USA Today havetotal bic people. B ~tha~ we UNLV increased ita lead .to aev ~actficCoast Athletic Aaaocia IS bUilding on our >en's poll, the Lady Rebels frontline playe~~·aald of ~~·but Fullerton pulled to 61-SS twn, 17·5 overall, have aeen Bi . Side.' -.lim aon• ed to No. 18. -.lim aoll• dan, who ia 6·foot·2, PauJ':e ~~~:oNe~;i::::~Jo~dan ~oredon an ~~r::/•ugliest - when it is ,! 1th thtir aeuon nearly one­ 63-58 with 1:3~\r~ogtve UNLV a for los:'::~h~bag lady searching lh over, the Lady Rebelo do 1lay again until Jan . 2, when open their Pacific Cout itic Asaoci.ltion echedule at ant.a Barbara. • layoff gave UNLV co· The Quiet One fulfills her role with Lady Rebels ' Jim Bolla a chance to eit lly John TNnt after Monday's practice at Re v•ew·Journal Remembering that ill-fated had a photo of Sh•"' -• • ··· - NLV South Gym to evalu· "Everybody calls me the !light, Netzel shook h .... \..~~., • things the Lady Rebels aui et nnPfV, ...... - one and. haven't . done thu"